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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): May 9, 1899

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I THE BOURBON NEWS CHAMP t MILLER Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established FEB 1 1881 NINETEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY MAY 9 1899 MILLERSBURG New Notes Gathered In And About The KO 37 HARROWS Buu GEO W STUART Has Located in the Large Brick Building on Third Street Oppo ¬ N Freight Depot site the L DEALER IN Stoddard and Hamilton Disc Harrows Steel tooth lever Har rows A Harrows and One Horse Harrows CORN PLANTERS Black Hawk Planters with check rower and drill attachment Hamilton Planters for hand or check rower 1 horse corn drills CULTIVATORS Brown New Departure Hamilton and Indiana Tongue Ton gueless and riders one horse Cultivators TOBACCO PLANTERS at llutehibon Sunday Take yonr laundry to R B Boulden when you go for your mail it Graham Smedley was home from Georgetown College Sunday Sanford Carpenter will ship a load of hue horses to Atlanta today Cbas Darnell left yesterday on a busi ness trip in Southern Kentucky Euoch Judy has been granted an in crease of 6 to 8 in his pension Miss Louie Warford of Hamilton College spent Sunday with her parents Dennis McNamara of Pari visited his sister Mrs Will Carpeuter Satur ¬ ¬ Mrs Will Carpenter has not been so well for several days Mr J Will Clarke visited lady friends Coal Salt Grain Baled Hay Domestic and Portland Cement Building Sand Lime Sole Agent FIED 3EED3 OF EVERY VARIETY For The Celebrated ¬ MOUNTAIN ASH JELLICO Coal The best Semi cannel ever mined day Miss Bettie Brent Johnson of Paris i6 the guest of her cousiu Miss Nannie L best Three are wagons and there are wagons but THE OWENSBORO beats them all A complete stock of therr always on hand The original and only Bemis Tobacco Setters the only successful machine of its kind ever put on the market BINDERS AND MOWERS batntday ¬ meat of Mrs Miss Lncy Keiler of Paris W V Snaw was the Friday and ¬ Teleplione r77m The McCormick WAGONS Everybody knows them Old Hickory Birdsell and Olds VEHICLES Of every style and at all kinds of prices R J NEELYS BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES STUDEBAKER AND MALTA WAGONS KRAITS CULTIVATORS MALTA MOLENA THE TIGER TOBACCO SETTER The only setter that will put the water in the hill every time cant miss it if you try Sunday Mr Hiram Carp nter and daughter of Cane Ridge Were guests of relatives heTH Sunday Miss Bessie T Purnell is visiting Judge W M Purnell and family in Paris this week It is just as important to save money Mens Underwear on your spring purchases as there is B Bonlden is agent for Reeds R There is nothing so unpleasant as Economy is Laundry of Paris Sends Wednesday truth in the old adae a poor fitting suit of uudei wear We the hist law of nature nd returns Friday have given this particular patent care- ¬ Spring Underwear ful attention and can guarantee full Mr Denis Dundon and Miss adie iLgih sleeves full size aud full length Davis of Paris attend d the Masonic for the ladies we have some note Show Friday night worthy barius Jersey ribbed white all around Prices to suit the purse from the Miss e Nannie and Willie Bowden of aud coloredjsleeveless vests 4c Swiss most economical to the most fastidious ribbed silk at neck Pu is were guests of relatives hern Sat 9c Japauesetape vests in extra value 30c to 100 per suit silk pink and sky urday and Sunday We assert that our 50c underwear is 45c superior to any on the market at the Mr Kader Allen and family of WinTwo wonderful values in hosiery chester have been guests of relatives forty gage real maco warranted fast price Call we are ready to prove it Our all silk ribbons are the talk of here for several days black double soles double toes and the country They are peerless aud if Phillips has started his soda fountain extra high spliced heels only 12c 50 you have not examined the stock it will for the season Ice cream soda served gage Henesdorf dye as fiue as silk pay you to do so at once only 25c at five cents per glass Respectfully These goods are often sold at 50c Mr Walter McDonald and Miss Ora Fisher of Carlisle were guests of Jas Plummer aud wife Sunday Dr W M Miller left Monday to attend the Confederate re union at 421 Main Street Charleston South Carolina Wm Auxier and wife of Tolesboro have moved n o Mr Axuier will as sist his father t his store Miss Sadie Hart of Paris will remain with Mrs W M Miller her aunt during Dr Millers absence Prof Mack Shipp of the Winchester High Scho61 was the guest of his aunt Mrs Hattie Brown Saturday The Burke Bros are killing the best All kinds of cattle in the market meats and fresh fish every day It Quite a number of visitors from Palis Shawhan aud Ruddies Mills attended the Masonic Show Friday night sold The Masonic entertainment 92 10 worth of ickets and everybody was pleased with the entertainment Mrs Walter Whaley of Bethel was the guest of her mother Mrs Lou Gor ham near town for the past wtek Education day will be observed Sun day at the Methodist Church with in 1 low as teresting exercises All are invited Mi Anna Conwav returned Satur day from a visit with Mrs Duke Bowles at Windsor Hotel in Paris For Sale 50000 Strasburg and red Bermuda sweet potato plants 5my 4tj Rufus Butler For Sale Strasburg potato early cabbage and tomato plauts at coal yard 5my 4t Samuel Dodson Miss Vera Wolfolk of Madisonville was the guest of her cousin Miss Mary Smedley from Saturday till yesterday w- Reeds Laundry will repair your collar bands free Work first class or no pay JOHN B CASTLEMAN BR1CKINRIDGE CASTLEMA2ff ARTHUR G LANOHAM R B Boulden Agent At the Post office The party who found the scabbard knife nt ar the old cemetery is k own Leave with T M Puruell and get re- Mr and Mrs Crl Sunpp visited relatives at Bartersville Saturday and WALLACES BARGAIN STORE -- 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ WALLACES BARGAIN STORE ¬ SEED POTATOES BURBANK EARLY OHIO EARLY ROSE Very fine guaranteed genuine New York Stock ¬ ¬ ¬ anybody as I can sell them as them before thd big advance bought J M RION The Tenth Street Grocer ¬ ward It ROYAL INSURANCE CO OF LIVERPOOL You Deering Binders Mowers and Rakes TWINE It is smooth and strong even and long the very best Every pound guaranteed to run full 500 feet Barlow Corn Planter Disc Harrow Smoothing Harrows Monarch Rakes Malta Double Shovels And everything that is used on a farm Call and see me and make my place your headquarters while in Paris Clifton Maun has bought the Clarke Current lot where the house burned last Saturday and will build a residence on the 6ite Mrs T M Purnell and Miss Mary Agness Purnell are the guests of Mr and Mrs Lonis Rogers at Cane Ridge this week Henry Bowling who has been employed by Riley Johnson for the past year was appointed Town Marshall Thursday by the Town Council Mrs Wm Haming aged 25 died of consumption at her home on Jeff L Vimouts farm near town The re maiuo were taken to Sardis Mason county Sunday for burial Miss Sue Buckner Mr and Mrs Thornton Phillips Mr Tom Phillips and Mr J L McCord of Winchester were guests of Mr H H Phillips and wife Friday and Saturday and attended the Hercules show The colored I O O F observed their annual holiday here Sunday A sermon was delivered at the Methodist Church by Rev R C Quarrels of Paris The lodge has 45 members nd made a good showing in their public exercises ¬ --- The Largest Fire Insuranee Company in the World Does the Largest Business Transacted in Kentucky Does the Largest Business Transacted in the Southern States BAB BEE CASTLEMAN Louisville Ky BOARD Manager Southern Department General Offices Columbia Building Resident Agents at Paris MCCARTHY ¬ Do Dot sneeze and cough your head off Dedication ot Kentucky Monu ment when a few doses of Dr Sawyers Wild Mike Maher of North Middletown is now at the Chancelor rock quarry with seven men getting out rock The rock ¬ J SIMS WILSON crusher arrived Saturday with four put rock on wagons and will the Maysville Ruddles Mills and Os good pikes in the iinmdi ie future Continued on eighth page tion On May 1st and 2d the Frankfort Cincinnati will sell round trip tickets limited to May 6th to Chattanooga at one fare for the round trip on account of the dedication of Keatuckys monu ment a Chiokamaugua On April 25 26 27 tickets to Atlanta and return limited to May 3d will be sold at one fare for the round trip on account of International Sunday School Associa¬ ¬ Cherry and Tar will cure your cold and cough and prevent any furth r lnng or bronchial complication W T Brooks J druggist By Mur I Haletad the life long friend and admirer of the nations idol Big ¬ gest and best book over 500 pages 8x10 inches nearly 100 pages half N ae illus ¬ trations map in colors Oaly ft 50 Enormous demand Big c n Missions Oni fit fre Chance of a lifetime Writ quick The Dominion uipany Caxton Bldg Chicago loap St LIFE AND Achievements of Admiral Dewey the worlds greatest naval hero AGENTS WANTED FOR THE 2 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY MAY 9 1899 COMPANIES COMBINE TROOPSADVANCEl STEEL Filipinos Vigorously Resist WARS END NEAR Commissioner Schurman is Negotiating With Filipino Leaders ¬ A DISPATCH FROM SCHURMAN WINTER RESORT insular Commission Makes a Report Not One Fourth of the Island is Under Cu- ¬ ltivationOpportunities for Stock Rais ¬ ing is Superior to Almost Any Part Capital Stock Will Be Between 500000- OOO and 8800000000 Possibly More In Spite of Peaceful Overtures the Deal Is Very Far Reaching Ha Gives the kubtanc of Conferences Filipino Commissioners aixS Asks With Gen Robert P Kennedy of the for Further Instructions He That is Warm Thinks All So r Thousands are cold in that they do not understand the glenv of health This im- ¬ plies disordered kidneys liver bowels blood or brain Hoods Sarsaparilla makes because it gives iv arm After a short Rest the Advance as Con ¬ tinued and the Next Engagement i ook Place at Entrenchments Near San Fernando 5 In spite of the peaceful overtures of their commissioners the Filipinos vigorously re sisted the advance of Gen MacArthurs division from Apalit toward San Fer nando fighting desperately at long range after running from trench to trench when driven out by the Manila May ¬ ¬ ¬ morning Gen Hales brigade con sisting of five Gatlings under com mand of Maj Young of the 6th artillery two battalions of the 51st Iowa regiment the 1st Nebraska regiment and the 1st Dakota regiment advanced along the road a few miles west of the railway line Gen Wheaton with Hotchkiss and Gatling guns under the command of Lieut Nay lor of the Utah light artillery mounted on hand ears pushed ahead the 20th Kansas and 1st Mon tana regiments deploying to the right aDd left when feasable The country to be traversed proved the worst yet encountered miles of marshes and many unfordable streams delaying the advance materially Both brigades met with resistance simultaneously on approaching the river near Santo Tomas which is about eight kilometers from Apalit The center span of the railroad bridge bad dropped into the river and the rebels had only left a small force to check Gen Wheaton their main body lining the strong trenches in front of Gen ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ American artillery The movement commenced at half past 5 oclock in the Chicago May 6 John W Gates has confirmed the rumor regarding the combination of all the large steel com- ¬ panies in the country and made the assertion that the deal was as far reach- ¬ ing as the ingenuity of the minds that conceived it could possibly make it Mr Gates has just returned from New York where a recent meeting of the steel magnates was held for the purpose of arranging the details The president of the American Steel and Wire Co said that all the difficulties in the way of the combination had been removed and that the financing of the great combine which will control the entire steel industry of the country has been successfully carried to a conclusion The headquarters of the new company will be in New YTork and ac- ¬ cording to Mr Gates the capital stock will be between 8500000000 and 800 000000 and he coolly remarked that the figure might reach 1000000000 The president of the new companj he remarked would be H C Frick of Pittsburgh who has been so closely identified with Andrew Carnegie Re¬ garding the other officers he professed ¬ ¬ The Filipinos Vt HI Be Given a Form ol Government Modeled After That of the United States The Rebels Are to Lay Down Their Arms First Washington May 8 Aguinaldot emissaries to the American Philippine commission have formally admitted the sovereignty of the United States over the Philippine archipelago From a member of the cabinet it h learned that this admission was made tc President Schurman at a conferenct held by him with Col Arguelles anc Lieut Bernal several days ago It was ir reply to a direct question put to them bj Mr Schurman and the character of tht answer was no doubt as gratifying tc the commission as it is to the president As a Washington May 6 The state de¬ partment Friday received a dispatch from President Schurman of the Philippine commission giving the sub stance of the conferences with the representatives of Aguinaldo and asking for further instructions While the text of the dispatch is not to be made public Secretary Hay stated that it showed a very satisfactory condition of affairs in the Philippines and point ed to a settlement of the difficulties there The reply of the president to Prof Schurmans cablegram it is xinder stood stated that he was very anxious to have the peace negotiations concluded at the earliest possible moment and to this end he desired that no un necessary or humiliating conditions ¬ ¬ ¬ of the United States Washington May 8 Owing to the large number of inquiries that have been received by the members of the insular commission since their recent return from Porto Rico Gen Robert P Kennedy has prepared a statement as to resources and conditions in Porte Rico which he thinks will cover the points upon which the greatest inter¬ allivho take it perfect health ZfoedsSt Hoods Pills cure liver ills the non irritating anc only cathartic to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla m - Jg ¬ est has been manifested Concerning the people themselves Gen Kennedy says ¬ result of the dispatch sent bj Mr Schurman it is the confident ex pectation of the president that the enc of the rebellion is close at hand This result will not be obtained withoul Hale ignorance Not the least interesting phase of the deal will be the complete retire ment of Mr Carnegie from the steel industry and the placing of his mantle upon the shoulders of Mr Frick In speaking of this Mr Gates said that Mr Carnegie would possibly not have any interest in the new concern provided the terms he proposed to the And I combination were accepted suppose they have been he concluded else the combine would not now be an assured fact Mr Gates company the American ¬ ¬ Although the attacking force poured very heavy artillery and musketry fire across the river the enemy stubbornly resisted for over an hour ultimately breaking when Maj Young theiled their left flank and then retreating along the river bank under n steel and wire was one of two con- ¬ cerns that held out against the com- ¬ The other is said bine until recently ¬ to have been the Federal Steel Co When asked about this Mr Gates said the difficulty was really a small one and intimated that is was a matter of cover price The company will be ready for Gen Wheaton in the meantime operations by July 1 when if present tried ineffectually to draw the fire of plans are followed offices will be the Filipinos in the trenches east of opened Mr Gates objects to having the track it called a trust and maintains that So soon as they discovered that the not a single element of a trust enters nature of the country would permit J into the matter only a few skirmishers on each This is Continuing Mr Gates said of side the embankment simply a combination of all the big the rebels regained their cour steel companies into one concern age and fought desperately for which purchases the various plants three quarters of an hour in the face outright at figures that have been of the American volleys and a rapid agreed upon and accepted It will be fire fusillade until flanked by the a splendid thing for the industry and Montana regiment Then a general the concern will begin business about scramble ensued most of the enemy July 1 at New York with Mr Frick as boarding trains that were in readi- president As to the capital stock I ness and the others taking the can not say definitely but it will be road to San Fernando after burning over 500000000 and may reach twice the villages of Santo Tomas and Mina that sum About noon Thursday Gen lin Wheaton crossed the broken bridge TWO RADICAL BILLS PENDING ¬ ¬ ¬ concessions which have been recommended by the commission and which by direction of the president will hi granted These concessions contemplated giving to the Filipionos a forrc of government modelled after that ol the United States A PREMATURE EXPLOSION The member of the cabinet witt whom the correspondent talked saic Two Men Instantly Killed and Four Ot ben that the commission had unanimously Seriously Iujurcd in a stane Quarry adopted a recommendation which was at Yardley Fa Mr submitted to the president in Yardley Pa May 6 As a result oi Schurmans dispatch providing three departments for the government of the a premature explosion at the stone archipelago first the executive de- quarries of James Shuvelin Friday partment second the legislative de- night Shuvelin the lessee and John partment and third the judicial de- Burns the foreman were instantly killed Johu Pott another employe partment The executive department as recom- had his right leg crushed and three mended by the commission is to con- Italians who were engaged in loading sist of a governor general who shall carts directly beneath where the blast were severely exploded injured Shuvelin and Burns were engaged in in powder the tamping the of rock when crevices the a spark a from steel rod which was used ignited the fuse There were 325 pounds of powder in the hole at the time The men were hurled over 100 feet into the air bv the explosion and when found afterward were 200 feet away from the quarry Iotts leg was crushed by a flying rock Shuvelin had been engaged in the business at this place for over 20 years ¬ should be imposed upon the insurgents It is believed in adminis tration circles that as soon as Aguinaldo is convinced of the sincerity oi the American government he will agree to surrender He will be required however to lay down his arms This will be the principal condition and until an agreement on this point is reached the negotiations will not make any progress toward a conclusion ¬ ¬ There can scarcely be found upon the globs a more hospitable and warm hearted people than those of Porte Rico They are in full sympathy with American institutions There is a great deal of poverty in the island as it is understood in the Lnited States That is the people live in flimsily con structeel huts have few clothes and still less of ready money but owing tc the bounty of nature around them they can live with little work and few worldly gooels and still not suffer from either cold or hunger The stories oi starvation upon the island are fabrica Evidence a husband and wife grow to look like each other moit and more all the time Witherby 1 have noticed how handsome you were getting to be Detroit Free Press Mr Witherby They say that tions While the richer beautifully appointed homes and have been for the most part educated The service of the Nickel Plate Road to New York City and Boston is a demonstrat The demands of the traveling ed success public are met by providing three peerless fast express trains in each direction daily These trains are composed of modern fust class day coaches elegant vestibuled sleep ing cars between Chicago New York and Boston and unexcelled dining cars Solid through trains between Chicago and New York have uniformed colored porters in charge of day coaches whose services are placed at the disposal of passengers If you ¬ want to travel comfortably economically and safely see that vour ticket is routed via classes live well in the Nickel Pkite Road ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ READY FOR THE TRIP NORTH JACOB GOUID SCHURMAN President of the United States Philippine Commission Tue Former Spanish Crniser Ueina Mer ¬ cedes Keceutly Raised Towed Out Into the Harbor at Santiago ¬ cleared the stragglers out of the villages and advanced toward San Fer Gen Hale effected a crossing nando simultaneously after a slight delay necessary to repair a stoe bridge Our loss up to that hour noon was two members of the Nebraska regi ment and one of the Montana killed and Capt Albrecht three members ol the Kansas regiment two of the Mon tana four of the Nebraska and one oi The the South Dakota wounded very slight enemys loss was After a short rest the advance was continued Gen Wheaton encountering the first series of intrenchments near San Fernando The rebels now opened a hot fire Col Funston of the 20th Kansas was wounded one lieutenant was killed and four were wounded while leading four companies of the Kansas regiment to outflank the enemy Gen Hale pushed along the road flanking the trencher More than a hundred sick and wounded men from Gen Lawtons brigade were brought to Manila from Malolos by Thursday nights train The heat is unbearable ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ have absolute veto power over any acts of the legislature and his cabinet formed of leaders among the Filipinos and Americans The legislative de partment will be organized as a result of the granting of suffrage to the Filipinos having property qualification The president will be empowered to appoint the members of the judiciary Voters in Alabama Must Be Able to Read mst as he will be empowered to ap- ¬ the Constitution School Revenues point the governor general ¬ ¬ Derived From Taxes Montgomery Ala May 6 The house Friday morning laid upon the table by a vote of 50 to 2S a motion to reconsider the vote by which the bill which seeks to repeal the consti tutional convention act was passed Friday It will pass that body by The an easy majority Monday house is now considering two amendments to the important constitution both in the interest of the white citizen One seeks to re- ¬ quire that all voters must be able to read understandingly any portion of ¬ I CHILKAT INDIANS ARRESTED Tbey Are Charged With Obstructing the Construction of a Trail From Maines Mifebiou to Klukwan Eight Chilkat Indians who were obstructing the construction of a trail by white men from Maines Mission to Klukwan up the Chilkat river have been arrested and sentenced to 30 days imprisonment in the Skagaway jail The arrests were made by United States Marshal Tanner aided by a detachment of troops from Dyea Xc further trouble with the Indians is ap prehended James L Quinn who arrived Thurs day from Log Cabin started a report that a rich strike had been made eight A stampede miles from Log Cabin Seattle Wash May 5 ¬ ¬ ¬ Skagaway Alaska April 29 via the constitution of the state but provided that the provision shall not ex¬ tend to any citizen whose antecedents prior to 1861 enjojred the privilege of suffrage This provision is intended to preserve to the ignorant white voter nis right to participate in elections The other bill seeks to apply the school revenues derived from taxes on property belonging to white men to the education of white children and those derived from the colored mans taxes to the education of the Negro children As it is the school funds are distributed equally without regard to race although the whites pay prac- ¬ The indicatically ail of the taxes tions appear to be that both of these bills will pass The franchise amendment is fashioned after the North Car olina law ¬ ¬ ¬ GEN AGUINALDO GIVES UP A Correspondent of a New York Paper ire6 an Important 1ispatch From the Philippines May C followed Emma Marshall Dead 5 ¬ The Heralds Washington correspondent says he has been told by a member of the cabinet that Aguinaldos emissaries have for- ¬ mally admitted the sovereignty of the United States New Yokk Ice Plant for Manila The for mer Spanish cruiser Reina Mercedes which was sunk in the channel of San tiago harbor during the bombardment by Adm Sampsons fleet on luly 8 and which was recently raised puiwpedout and brought to this city for repairs left her moorings Friday and was tow ed to the center of the harbor in read iness to start for Newport News as soon as the towboat arrives Some practical navigators predict What the cabinet officer regarded as the best feature of the whole matter a repetition of the disaster which befell was the acceptance of the commissions the Infanta Marie Teresa while on her proposition by the Filipiono envo3Ts way north if rough weather should be It was learned that before the submis encountered but the Reina Mercedes sion of this proposition to them they looks as if she were seaworthy had asserted that they did not repreFIRE AT GREENVILLE N C sent Gen Luna but Aguinaldo It is believed the presentation of the Twenty F ive Stores and Offices the King commissions proposition was in comHouse stud Post Office Among the pliance with the request of the Fili- ¬ Buildings That t ere Burned pinos who desired to know what the Greenville N C May 6 Fire promises made by the United States The first proposition started at 10 oclock Thursday night really meant made by them to the commission was in the upper floor of the two story for an armistice during which the Fil ¬ building occupied by E M Cheek as a An entertainment was iD ipinos proposed to call together their barroom congress and througli that body ar- ¬ progress in the opera house at the time and the people rushed out almost panic range for peace The proposition was refused without stricken The fire raged two hours be consideration It was then admitted fore it was under control Twenty the cabinet officer said that the Fili- five stores and offices King house anc pino army was too weak to stand the post office are among the buildings against the American force which was destroyed The total loss is estimatec greatly its superior Aguinaldo the at from 8100000 to Sl0000 with about envoys declared is not fighting for the 40000 insurance The full list of in independence of the country so much dividual losers has not been ascertain as for the honor of the array and they ed Everything in the post office be thought it humiliating that they longing to the government was saved should be compelled to lay down their arms without first understanding what THE RURAL FREE DELIVERY the United States proposed to do Service Is to Be Divided Into If the United States persisted in The Grand Subdivisions the WesternTwc overriding the Filipinos by force Col and the Eastern Arguelles declared the natives would Washington May - The postmas retreat to the mountains and would continue for 3 ears a guerilla warfare ter general Friday ordered that the which would be to the great injury of rural free delivery service of the coun try be divided into two grand subdi the United States Mr Schurmans communication made visions the western and the eastern a deep impression upon the cabinet The former is to consist of the states meeting and after the meeting it was west of the Ohio and its headquarters stated that the situation in Luzon will be at St Louis The other divis aside from its military feature is most ion comprising states east of the Ohio encouraging In the instructions giv ¬ will have its headquarters in this city en to Mr Schurman and his colleagues Francis M Dice of Crawfordsviiic they have been directed to act in a con- Ind will have eharge of the western ciliatory manner toward the insur ¬ division and Henry Conquest Clarke of Washington of the easterly gents 6 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Santiago de Cuba May WM abroad so that they speak English the percent of illiteracy among the poorer classes is very high reaching 90 per cent but this is largely due to the fact that there are no schools worth the name outside of the largest towns or indeed one might say in the whole island As to agricultural opportunities 1 should say that not one fourth of the lands in the islands are now under cultivation and thousands of acres yet remain to be given over to husbandry Lands are held at a good price owing to the promise of an influx of people from the United States Still there is An Excellent Combination The opportunity for many thousands of effects pleasant method and beneficial of the well known remedy persons who really wish to engage in Strui of Figs manufactured by the agriculture on the islands California Fig Syrup Co illustrate the value of obtaining the liquid laxao roit nnnnrtiinitip That thtr f stp v tv U Tc tive principles of plants known to be in Porto Rico is unquestionable medicinally laxative and presenting young men desiring to seek permanent them in the form most refreshing to the homes and who have a good stock oi taste and acceptable to the system It energy and enterprise Porto Rico of is the one perfect strengthening laxa ¬ cleansing the system effectually fers great inducements But I would tive dispelling colds headaches and fevers discourage the simple adventurer who gently yet promptly and enabling one expects to reap a quick and unearned to overcome habitual constipation permanently Its perfect freedom from reward every objectionable quality and subSugar and coffee both require a large stance and its acting on the kidneys outlay in lands material and improve- liver and bowels without weakening ments The promise of both of these or irritating them make it the ideal however is unequaled anywhere else laxative process of manufacturing figs In the An old conee pianter are used as they are pleasant to the in tne world from Java who has just bought a taste but the medicinal qualities of the assured me that the remedy are obtained from senna and plantation plants by a method climate and conditions were as favor other aromatic California Fig Syrup known to the Tropica Co only In order to get its beneficial able as he had ever seen of all sorts grow readily and are effects and to avoid imitations please fruits I know of nc remember the full name of the Company of the finest qualit on the front of every package place which offers greater induce printed ments than does Porto Rico to Florida CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN FRANCISCO CAL orange growers who are seeking a lo LOUISVILLE KY NEW YORK N Y For sale by all Druggists Price 50c perbcttle cation outside the frost belt The opportunities for stock raising THE it appears to me are superior to those in almost any part of the United States OFFICIAL and this without disparagement to our LOffiBJ own cattle country The climate of the island in my experience and from what I can is the genuine League of from gather records it Ball and is officially ordered by the official and otherwise is all that National League to be used in all games could be desired It is warm in sum ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTES mer and cool in winter and even the If a dealer does not carry Spaldings densely populated city of San Juan is athletic goods in stock send your name and address to us and his too for a copy a remarkably healthy place I look of our handsomelv illustrated catalogue forward to the time not far distant BROS A C SPALDING when Porto Rico will be not only the Chicago New York Denver garden spot of the United States but one of the most popular winter resorts ¬ w w ¬ giatKt 335 tSSA is ¬ lHPPBga JkJSsEm 3b1 rses ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ sjf ¬ Spalding League Ball c ¬ He May Come Home Washington May 8 There is rea- ¬ ¬ contemplates coming home within a a mild and daughter aud were bothered with derful Mv breath was very bad After and short time His return will of course sick stomach dosesour Cascarets we Lave improved of taking a few help In be dependent upon the success of the ironderf ully Tliev are a great NGEL the family WlLHELMlNA 1137 Rittenhouse St Cincinnati Ofcio commissions present negotiations with the Filipinos As soon as they have laid down their CATHARTIC u arms it is expected that he will proceed with the protected cruiser Olym pia to the United State- probably T 0 fe TRAOe MARK RJCISTCRCD through the Suez canal to New York ¬ son to believe that President McKin iey has been advised that Adm Dewey BREATH 1 BAD r have been using CA8CARET8 and as effective laxative they are simply won li ¬ M Jr - 5- ¬ and come immediately to Washington to consult with the president regarding the Philippines Good Never Blerlinr Itemed NQ-TO-BaC Pleasant sicken Weaken Company Palatablr Iotcnt Of Taste Good Do Gripe 10c LJc 50e New Yoik ¬ lfiith of New Mrs YVni C Whtney CURE CONSTIPATION hirarc Monirro ¬ York May 8 Mrs Wm C Whitney wife of the former secretary of the navy died shortly before 1 oclock Saturday afternoon New York May 8 Bishop Henry C il6 fold and guaranteed bv alldrua gisti to i lTJRK Tobacco Habit SHOOT ¬ Potter will officiate at the funeral services over the remains of Mrs W C Whitney which will be held on Tues day morning at 10 oclock at Garden ¬ ¬ WlNCi1ESTER IMPED jijioT Gun Shells - City L I Remains ou the Way Home Managua Nicaragua May S Chicago May 6 Bids have been Mrs Emma Mar London May taken for the erection of a large re- ¬ shall the novelist is dead She wrote frigerator plant at Manila for the a long series of historical novels the The lowest offer was 195102 armcentral figures in winch were suchmer from the De La Vergna company of as Sir Thomas Brown George Herbert New York and Sir Philip Sidney She Will Be a Princess YVajrea Increased Dropped Dead While Preparing a Meal Wukfling W Va May 6 Tht Mrs Norah Cincinnati May 7 2Co4 Eastern avenue drop Eemett Solvey Co of S racuse which Graham of ped dead while cooking breakfast Sat- operate by product coal plants in tht east central and south granteo an in She V as found by her urday ¬ Dr Meyers was sum crease of 25 per cent in the wages ol daughter Her its workmen Friday About 1500 men moned and notified the coroner husband is an employe of the gas are affected ¬ ¬ via Used by Allttmpion Shots Col Wieser has Galveston Texas started for the United States with the remains of Gen Daniel McAuley Col Wieser is acting for Lafaj ette post No 140 G A K of New York Gen Mc- ¬ Auley was a native of Indiana Section Hands Strike fig JendNamconaPostalcmd Mtt lUVSTRATEO jfTALOQUf kwsTru Repeating Ahm5 FCR 152 BO ftlSCHKTCSAVt fcWlfAVIN UMH 6 known to museums as the of Miss Julia girl is dead Her daughter of Gen Grant to Prince Can Ohio Mrs William Brown tacurzene of Russia has been an was 22 inches long She nounced by Brig Gen F D Grant and were farm aeai here Wednesday ¬ ¬ Chicago May The engagcuieu Dent Grant grand 5 Death of Fannie Mills Sandusky O May 6 Fannie Mills company COLLEGE HILL ASSEMBLY Aid for Distressed Subjects Jets Grant Killed in a Runaway Berlin May 6 The government has Warren O May 7 Section men on big footed O May 7 John Par telegraphed orders to thcCerman con the Erie railroad have gone on a strike Circle real name selles a villk G A R man was sul at Manila to give pecuniary aid to for an increase oi from 115 to 8125 a prominent Her feet killed in a runaway accident Saturday distressed German subjects in the Phil- - day- - It includes all the hands be died on a j morning twecn Niles ard Leetonia ippines evening j I under the direction of the CluctniiatJ Colleee Hill ln Lectures On Literature Socl i Se tt History Sclencf rnd Economics1 by Prof P V N S Van eve nod PortiT Prof MvMs Prof L ued li beildlnmof OhioMll IrstM many other Miburb of Cincinnati in one of t e in t b aattfnlOpens week up ri t July S closes Board f Aug s F circular and Information address E K S IlXKtOKH BuatnesM Haimser Station U NCLNVT X MORNING The mocking birds are singing The golden sun is flinging Mia beams of light across the fields an- ¬ other day begun The bees are feeling lazy A little meadow daisy Lifts up its tiny head tocatch the firs kiss of the sun The cock Is crowing loudly And lifts his head so proudly To let the farmer know tis time his labors to begin The fields of wheat are gleaming Where the suns first rays are beaming And Mother Nature seems to smile a wel- ¬ come to all men L ENVOI Oh Life with all thy heartaches thy golden hopes and fears Thy rugged path that leads at last from out this role of years Where many hearts grcrw sad and break and just a few stay warm Oh would that thou couldst always be like morning on the farm Phil H Armstrong in Atlanta Constitu- ¬ tion ¬ IT -f- -l CostclajO Co Copyright MM 17 D Apiletoa Al rijjbU reserved J SYNOPSIS Master Ardick JDBJt reacted his majority let off Morgan removed his headpiece and thrown upon his own resources after giving a flourish of acknowledgment stating his case to one i louthvick a shrp master is shipped us second mate on the and in 0 few words thanked the com Industry bound for Havana Mr Tym pany for this cordial display and as the supercargo descries a sail The strange vessel rives chase hut is disabled surance of confidence There was nothing more of note by the Industrys guns The Industry i little uaniaxr H but iiouthwlck and one done that day and 1 saw no more of of the crew ire killed Sellinger firt mat Morgan though 1 was once or twice takes charge and puts into Sktmouth to again on the mountain In the morn ire a new mate Several days hit- r when well out to spa an English mer- ing orders were given to build up flic chantman s met whose captain has a Ut barricades and all the crews were ter addressed to Jeremiah Hope at Havana mustered and set to work We found The crew of the vessel till strange tales of the chiefs design was to make this a the buccaneer Morgan who is sailing unstrong place that we might have a der the kings commission to take Panama One night a little later the English vessel haven of refuge in ease things went having proceeded on her course ArdU k wrong at Panama learns of a plot among the crew headed by By the end of the next day we had Pradey the new mate to take the In dustry and join Morgans fleet Ardick the place in a very fair posture for de consults Mr Tym Tin y r solve to secure fense whereupon Morgan had us the mate but Prades eavesdropping In the cabin makes through the door and arouses knock off and preparation was forthwith made for the great expedition tli crew Capt Bellinger joins Ardick and Tym The crey break through the now There were at this time in the river barricaded doc cut are forced to retire some small Spanish vessels named 1 having lost seven of their number Sel hink chatten and these with t he four linger is lor Immediately falling upon the put Tym argues that they an little ships that had been there tit mutineers a light crew but till more than two to their irst Morgan fetched up dose to the having lost sevsn of their number Find The ing themselves now too short handed to quays and armed with cannon object was to strengthen that ap manage the boar Pradey descides to scut tle and desert the vessel taking his m n proach to the castle A fleet of canoes off in the only available boat The captain that likewise had been captured to supercargo and second mate soon discover gether with the greater part of our their plight but hastily constructing a rafl boats were then brought up to the gel away just 1 fore their vessel sir Us Thi- next mcrniug a Spaniard draws near main quay and when 500 men had them The matt In the rigging shouts been told off to garrison the castle and If you would board us take to your oar 150 more left on the ships we enter Be speedy or you will fall short On hoard they are sent forward with the the boats and the gun was fired for Jbrew bing told they w ill be sold as slaves starting Capt Brodely was still left on reaching Panama The ships cook they to keep San Lorenzo as the castle was find Jo be Mac Irvach frae Clagvarloch so a friend Pour days later the Spaniard called and looked a bit rueful as he is overhauled 0 a buccaneer flying the saw the rest of us so gayly setting English lag The three Englishmen and forth Tattle did he know what was to Mac Irvach pis a to escape to tin buc caneer on a rud raft Sellinger the last happen to us or what a desperate to attempt to Uave the Spaniard is dis thing the expedition was to be or he abled Just after the other put off they had scarce worn so long a face a Jigure daxgllng from the yard arm Our command numbered just 120 whom they sujpose is Capt Sellinger men including Morgan himself and Hailing the buccaneer our three friends And themselves in the hands of their old for conveyance we had five barges ten mate Pradey He treats them kindly and ships boats and - canoes However offers to do them no harm if they will but we knew that we were not tocoverth remain eiuiet concerning the mutiny he headed The Black Eagle Pradey ship whole distance by water as there must comes to Chagre Cuba which town thjy be some leagues of a march from the find Morgan has taken under the English head of navigation to the city Every flag From there the Black Eagle with Morgans fleet proceeds to Panama Tee plan save one was carefully made but that one proved of passing importance command consists of about 121 0 men Hav ing lauded they march on to the city It was the matter of provisions which apt Morgan thought we should take CHAPTER Xli Continlii but a light supply of as he conceived Above this fort was communication we must be able to find a sufficiency on by a steep path with a still more com the way On a bright and not over plete defense good walls and bastions warm morning then with flags fiying being here said finally was the sharp from the stern of the boats and two ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i ¬ ¬ ¬ But these small things soon passed out of our thoughts for one morning Capt Morgans fleet was sighted In a moment there was the liveliest sort of stir and excitement Flags were taken from the ships and hoisted on the castle and forts and the guns were made ready to fire salutes Everyone furbished up his arms and harness and the ships were cleaned and made trig At first the wind was contrary but finally one crait and then another beat its way in and before nightfall all had fetched the mouth of the river Here a rather serious misfortune happened for what with our rejoicing and their own pleasure and tumult the people of the first four of the ships steered upon the dangerous sunken rock and their crafts were wrecked The north wind coming on to blow completed the mishap and it was only by considerable exertion that all the men and contents of the ships were landed the vessels themselves being hopelessly wrecked At last Capt Morgan himself stepped on shore having till now stuck to his ship and at once our men broke out in a great cheer and rushing down caught him j up and placed him on their shoulders and bore him up to the eastle i AI eontpanion and tell into tne wake of the crowd and continued on to the castle where at last the panting and shouting buccaneers set Morgan down At the same time a final salute of all the cannon about the place was ¬ T 1 ¬ siderable herd of cattle These were attacked as though we had been a pack of wolves and after slaying all we could we cut off the flesh in great flakes and having pitched it into hastily made fires drew it out half roasted and greedily devoured it It was a sight to startle one to seie the half starveel wretches at their repast They gnawed and grunted and between times broke out in laughter the blood running down their hands and staining their garments to the waist As to myself and my companions particularly Mr Tym it is but fair to say we behaved somewhat less like beasts though in truth the taste of that charred warm flesh was to us of a sweetness and deliciousness be- ¬ yond words of mine to describe Greatly refreshed and now in heart again we pushed on and having as- ¬ cended a considerable hill beheld at last the steeples of Panama At that the men broke into joyous shouts as though the city were already ours and the drummers began to beat and the trumpeters to blast We had scarce made this din when there was a noise of hoofs and a little company of Span iards appeared on the opposite hill The distance was short and we distinctly heard their threats as they broke out savagely at us We will go into camp now said Morgan coolly To morrow we shall have to t4st these gentlemens men¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ aces i ¬ ¬ t ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 3 - ¬ ¬ The enemy came on slowly and of The line of guns ranks glittered and instantly everything 1 slept but ill and that not onh be- was confused in flame and smoke As en use my mind was excited but because it cleared away I saw half a score of in the night the Spaniards fetched our advance fellows down and the some cannon out of the city and be- other running at lull speed toward us gan firing upon us Fortunately they No one in the main body as far as I advanced their battery but a little way could see was hurt and none of the shot hurt us but only On the Spaniards came their flanks kepi up a considerable noise and expanding and their horse circling out cut down branches from the trees into the meadow In a flash the whole about us Mr Tym seemed much less army seemed to be inclosing us disquieted than I wa3 though once or TO BS CONTINUED twice he sal up and watched the com- ¬ motion of the shot among the trees I fell asleep at last though I had not Only They Breathe T found myself coming believed so till Our father was a typical officer of out of a troubled dream and my com the time of Nicholas 1 Not that he rades beginning to stir about It was was imbued with a warlike spirit or the gray of dawn and everything much in love with camo life I doulrt looked dim and cheerless the men not whether he spent one single night ol talking much and no fires yet alight Ids life at a bivouac fire or took part in one single battle But under Nicb CHAPTER XI H olas I that was of a quite secondary importance The true military man OF THE OPENING OF THE BATTLE We were speedily in order and every of those times was the officer who captain went to the head of his com was enamored of the military unipany Morgan looked in a satisfied way form and utterly despised all other sorts of attire whose soldiers were along the lines and drew his sword trained to perform almost inhuman At that moment he seemed to have lost a little color but his bearing was bold tricks with their legs and rifles to break the wood of the rifle into pieces and steady lie pointed toward the hill while presenting arms was one of and with the loud word Forward those famous tricks and who could fed as into the road It seemed but a moment before we show on a parade a row of soldiers as were over the rise and marching down perfectly aligned and as motionless as Very good into the little plain There to the no a row of toy soldiers Grand Duke Mikhael said once of a small stirring of my pulse were drawn regiment after having kept it for one up the Spanish forces hour motionless presenting arms I thought there must be l000 of only To respond tc them The greater part were foot but the t they breathe hen current conception of a mili tary man was certainly my fathers ideal Prince Kropotkin in Atlantic a sudden stopped ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The men set up a cheer the second I had heard since the beginning of the terrible march and immediately broke well abroad into the meadow and so trudged sturdily along Some paces on they went the enemy making no movement to stay them and then of a sudden one of the bands of horse trotted into the road and at the blast of a trumpet broke forward at a swift gallop I almost held my breath as did I am sure my companions Down thundered the horse They deployed right and left and were almost upon our men Then the cool buccaneers lifted their guns and following the roar I saw the foremost of the riders flash out o1 their saddles There was a pulling up and rearing and plunging of frightened animals and almost before I could realize it the remainder of the troop had reined about and were thundering back whence they came We broke into frantic cheer and by a common impulse the entire square surged forward Lead on Morgan thundered Pauf Cradde we can wipe those fellows ofl the earth Not yet shouted Morgan his face now red and firy and his voice set almost to the pitch of a laugh We must repel another charge or two first And so it proved There was a little confusion in the Spanish ranks as theflyingriders rode back and wheeled to regain their old station and then an other trumpet sounded and the entire body of foot moved forward Stand fast said Morgan in deep tones ¬ h a dannlpd urav horse foaled Oct 20 1892 bred bv Jacob P Sleight of Lai iug Mich stands 16 hands high and weighs 1760 pounds This is the only purely bred and registered Percheion stallion ever offered to the public in Kentucky He came from the Oaklawn Farms owned by M W Dunkam of Wayne Ills the largest breeder of Percheron and French Coach horses in the world and the owner of more prize winners than any other breeder in France or America STEPHON PEDIGREE Dlkk-dk-Chahtke- 20404 Recorded with pedigree in the Percheron Stnd Book of America Gray foaled October 20 1892 got bv Stehdat 7112 2463 dam Abydos 960 869 bv Romulus 873 785 2d dum Elise by 162 721 Stkadat 7112 2463 by Passe Partout 1402 out of Biehe 12004 by a son of Coco s II 714 Passe Partout 894 1402 by Comet 104 719 ont of Sophie by Favori I 711 he by Vieux Chaslin 713 out of LAinie by Vieux Pierre 894 he bv Coco 712 Comet 104 719 by French Monarch 205 734 out of Suzanne by Cambronne French Monarch 205 734 by llderim 5302 out of a daughter of Vieux Pierre Ilderim 5302 bv Valentin 5301 out of Chaton by Vieux Pierre 894 etc Valentin 5301 by Viex Chaslin 713 he by Coco 712 out of Poulo by Sandi Coco 712 by Mignon f7 1 5 out of Pauline by Vieux Coco c Mignon 715 by 7391 714 by Vieux Cbaalin 713J etc out of La Grise by Vieux Pierre 883 Coco II Romulus 873 785 bv the government approved stallion Romulus son of Moreuil Jean-le-Blan- etc out of Fleur dEpine by the government approved stallion Cheri Corbon 4 he by STEPHON will make the season of 1899 at our place the Hume pike at the low price of -- miles West of Paris oa ¬ Xrx TPokJLS15 To Insure JAWjVTcix11oFERGUSON B cV Paris Kentucky ¬ I am now receiving a full line of CARRIAGES BUGGIES SUR RIES AND PHAETONS BQ30 wagons ol Hi Grade Won And a full line of cheaper grades I am also doing painting I have a good painter and will see that you get a good job of painting JAMES QcmcpWi H HACGARD - Cor High and Fourth Sts Paris Ky 1SCTpWMW PYl j j1 terW4 fs- Wl L5wev SfXm f - ¬ r ¬ square building that we afterward found was designed to hold military stores and from here a straight walk ied to a narrow deep chasm the eastle itself lyinsr on the other side There had been a bridge here but the Span iards in their final defense had de stroyed it and In its place was now a rude affair of planks partly supported On the other side was a kind by guy of barbican and ihen the wall of the castle proper The structure was of no great sie rising merely in a small tower or keep and thence stretching out in two short low wings By this time the sun wis pouring down fierce ly and as we had explored the greater part of the place we concluded to seek a more comfortable spot and ac cordingly descended the hill again The excursion had afforded tis much pleasure besides letting us into the knowledge of things that it was profit able for tis to know More than all perhaps it gave us the assurance of the desperate and seemingly resistless ralor of our present comrades Tt was not long after we had re turned to the bottom of the hill that we met five or six of the garrison and with them a sturdy middle aged man who turned out to be the hero of the He was late battle Capt Hrodely busy just then in giving some orders about the strengthening of the breast works and we merely got a short nod frotn him in exchange for our salute though this proved to be but the begin ning of our acquaintance I can now compass the events of two weeks or more into a very brief space My companions and I biassed most of the time ashore and though we did not seem to slight our shipmates took care to have as little of their rough and unac ceptable company as possible ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ sudden rise of fee great rock itself At this point we could not but wonder at the desperate valor of Brodelys men for from here to the summit the only regular a eent was by a flight of narrow rock hewn stairs and the chance for placing sealing ladders was of the worst and riskiest Vet up here they had won their way and the frag ments of some of the ladders and more than that a stain of blood here and there still remained as witnesses to it At the top of the stairs was a large ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I meadow and in places were quags anel miry spots It was clear that we had removed the hair boiled pounded and but to stand firm and repel the horse Morgan gave us no more time for cut them in small bits were only too reflection The captain with his sharp glad to make our supper of them The eighth morning we still stag shooters set forward and the rest of gered along weak out in a sullen way us were brought into a new formation determined But now the terrible strain sons best to repel an attack To com- ¬ On the ninth day pass this we were made to form a long was nearly over our guides showed us a little moun- square with double lines till facing tain which having ascended behold outward and a few little cannon were there iay the South sea We were even placed in front and rear This done able to make out some ships which we had an opportunity to watch the must have sailed freshlv from Panama progress of our advance company They spread out as Morgan had Going down from the mountain into commanded the wings thus brought a vale what was our joy to find a con ¬ ¬ ¬ dren That day we matle only six leagues and then as the men complained of the crip ling of their legs consequent upon so long crouching In the boats Morgan gave the order to land the place being an attractive little savanna with a bend of the forest all about The woods were now dense and the marching soon grew so bad that Morgan made us halt and after a little talk with his captains decided to take again to the canoes sending along a few hundred men at a time and this though with great labor was done and the reserve force then being brought up we were once more all together The fourth day a great part of us marched by land being faint with hunger but finding a few wild fruits of which at some risk for we were not sure whether they were harmful or not we partook That ekiy we were nearly exhausted Mac lvrach being compelled to abide altogether in one of the canoes but at nightfall we found some huts containing several empty leathern bajs and these we desperately cut to pieces and having ¬ blowing merry blasts while those on shore waved their hat and cheered the oars were set going and we started up the river My companions and I were still in Prndevs command not having found a sufficient excuse for transference though indeed it made lift le difference for all the companies were as one large otic with Morgan at the head That day nothing of special note happened We all greatly relished the embowering of the wootls and green ery after so long dwelling about the sea and for a time the men sang and laughed and splashed their hands in the water like so many joyous chil¬ trumpeters The Spaniards bad destroyed the bridge on each flank was a considerable body 5omewhnt Tangled A minuter and his man were returning- from a real old fashioned marWe had better gang in bj riage the back the nicht said the minister on arriving near the manse What wey queried Sandy Aweel theres been a deal o whisky jraein and I think it wad be better a na straucht forrit straucht forrit persisted Sandy Very weel then but at ony rate Ill walk on in front a meenit and youll fells how Im daeinV The minister then walked on a few yards and called back How am I daein then Sandy Brawly sir brawly said the beadle bm ¬ ¬ m 31A Florida Havana T The Train Service is per fect in detail Fast sched to Jackson ules 24 hours ville b Solid trains finest in the South Cincinnati to Jacksonville daily via the Queen an J Crescent and 3AVANNAN LACKS0XVi StAiUttriNt connecting lines Through connections to Tampa Miami or New Orleans with fast Steamer Service to Nassau Key West Havana Santiago and San Juan Low rate round trip tickets 1IAM1 HEVWliT na5 SAU nAHTAWAS HAVANA 54 hours GtNfUECM sSisip K1NSST0 rmP - 1 9iiimMfZ2t Cincinnati to ir jTwWk Havana TmCniNEARSON SANTIAGO CSic Cincinnati of horse Their arms and appointments seemed of the best description their cuirasses and helmets in particular gleaming like pools of water with every movement At least 1 thought we have our work cut out I greatly doubt if we can over- Humor wlius that wi ye A Scottish Life and Sorlptnrat Character ¬ trip and her mamma was putting Little five yea r been away en a od Claras papa had protracted business ¬ ¬ come such a strong force This I found was the opinion of many others for a kind of growl of appre hension ran around Halt cried Morgan sharply The men were onlv too glad to obev Listen comrades he went on You fear yonder gang but without reason They are not what they look I will be sworn not a score of them could carry half a glass of wine to their lips with ¬ out spilling it They tremble They know us Stand firm then This talk put the men in some heart but still they seemed in no hurry to advance Morgan spoke to one of the captains and the man stepped to the front and ran his eye along the line He then rapidly selected from the dif ferent companies 50 men and these he I ordered to stand forward immediately perceived that everyone chosen was an expert shot You will make forward and begin the battle said Morgan coolly to the group Put three paces between every man and fire with care The rest of you look about and you will perceive that the ground is soft so that yonder horse cannot charge to ad ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ then observed Mamma you make as much fuss as old Mr Prodigal What do you mean I Tier things in order and making sundry preparations for his return Clara watched her closely for awhile and n c fisher m Attorney-At-La- w Paris Kentucky Office on Broadway insurance Policies BOUGHT FOB CASH mother Prodigal dear asked never heard of Mr Phoce 58 up stairs 2 doors West of Bourbon News H S STOUT Paris Ky GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN was the reply Dont you know the Bible tells about what a fusa he made when his Oh yes you did mamma Will Kerniey Physician Phone I06 M- - D Furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses son came back Itochcster crat and Chronicle Demo- ¬ Surgeon Etc Special attention given to Undertake iDg and Ills Ship His Sweetheart The word ship is masculine In French Italian Spanish and Portuguese and posesses no sex in Teutonic and Scandinavian Perhaps it wouhi not be an error to trace the custom back the Greeks who called all ships by feminine names probably out of defer enee to Athene goddess of the sea Put the sailor assigns no such rea ¬ sons The ship is to him a veritable sweetheart She possesses a waist collars stays laces bonnets ties ribbon chains watches and dozens of othe feminine valuables 1 Repairing ¬ Office Fourth and Pleasant Sts Office Hours 6aue Main Street Paris Ky tn 7 to 10 2 to 4 7 to 8 a ra pm p in TEETH EXTRACTED without NO GAS ni airra 1 mparger NON UNION AGENTS RELIABLE FIRE IJSl RASCE j NO COCAINE A simple application to the gums used only by me and acknowledged by the public to be the best and easiest and absolutely free from any after effects Catephoric treatment for painleat filling let Upper and lower- Silver fillings Gold fillings Gold crowns OtL O L 1 AT LOW KATES 5 BROADWAY vantage It was as he said The ground on both sides of the broad road was a PARIS KY Blykins under hi- - breath I never met anybody quite like him Hes quite ordinary in appearance Very liinsiigl Remarkable man that 2lma99 tf said Mr 50rt j up 100 up 50 eta D D 1500 0 SIIII3C3- 1899 - Painless extraction 500 and conversation Yes Trees Plants Vines J Hours R But he was beat at a game of billiards without saying a word about Fruit and Ornamental Trees Shrnbe how well he used to play befcre he got Small Fruits and ever thing for Orchard out of practice Washington Star no agents Used to Roj nlty Theres a man sir in whose presence I have know princes of roya JUNE S 321 Main St Paris Ky opp Court house 8 to 12 a in 1 to 5 p m Lawn or Garden We employ bn sell direet at reasonable prices strawberry and Tree Catalogues on ap plication to Telephone 79 Insurance in the Hurst Home only coet the policy holders fifty cents on tht bund ltd dollars dnriuu tbH year 1897 G W iiuEtt Agent Paris Ky blocd to turn pale and Why who is he trewtle H F HILLENMEYEU TelopbcuB 37ft Lexington Ky 1 Hes a pigsticker at yards Chicago Tribune stocA THE BOURBON HEWS PARIS KY TUESLaI MAY Tl899 TIE BQQBBQH JEfflS 18811 SCINTILLATIONS An NUPTIAL KNOTS Nineteenth Year Established Interesting Jumble Of News And Engagements Comment And Sol ¬ Of The Marriage Vows emnizations Announcements ¬ PttblUherl every Iuesnay nd Friday by If ALTER CHAMP ICrtitors ani Otrne BBUPE MILLER Afu mayable to the order al Chert Moity Ordtt rf Champ Millkk Maysvilles street fair will be held May 25 26 and 27 Sam Jones and Geo Stuart preached to 12000 men Sunday in Louisville May Smith who figured in the Jackson-case has coinmithd Walling ¬ suicide The recent earthquake did consider able damage to several buildings in FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL We re authorized to announce John Louisville 8 Smith of Bourbon County as a can There are over 200 criminal cases on didate for Attorney inner subject to the docket of the Clark Circuit Court the action of the Democratic party now in session ANNOUNCEMENTS ¬ FOR MAGISTRATE We are authorized to announce Thos to cost 20000 P Woorts H8 a candidate for re election Admnal Dewey will be given a ten as Magistrate ot the Paris Precinct sub ¬ ject to the action of the Democratic thousand dollar diuner in Nsw York party when he returns to America We are authorized to anounce J W Fanny Mills the big footed girl is Thomas Jr as a candidate for Mag- dead near iSanduskey O Her feet istrate of the Paris precinct to fill the were twenty two inches long unexpired term of R J Neely subject to the action of the Democratic party The Lexington Electric Street Railway has been sold to a Richmond Va syn dicate the transfer to be made May 15 Gift For The President Col Tbos Turner of Mt Sterling has The news comes from Washington sold 4060 acres of timber land Wolfe that as soon a9 President McKinley can and Menifee connties to Floyd in Day for find time he is going to do a little fish 22248 ing a pastime of which he used to be A superstitious burglar broke into very fond This he told Senator Lindsay the other daj when the latter pre Boyd Woods grocery in Lexington sented him with a tine fishing reel There were 13 in the cash drawer and These reels are made by a Frankfort he took 1275 Bishop Key will preside at the annual man and a great friend of the Senator Senator Lindsav called at the White session of the Kentucky Conference of House just Defore he left Washington the M E Church South at Carlisle and presented the reel to the President beginning Au 30th Then it was the President acknowledged Minerva Barnett has been in the himself a lover of the sport and that at Grant County Infirmary for nearly forone time he was wont to use the reel ty years and has cost the county nearly and rod frequently 4000 Three children born to her in There is a New Yorker who provides that time are still in the Infirmary each President with a goose once every She is sixty years old and weighs 350 year a New Jersey man who furnishes pounds the Christmas tarkey to the White Found Fraternity pin with owners House and now a Kentuckian boasts initials engraved thereon Owner can the honor of presenting to each Presi get same by proving property and pay dent a reel The watermelon man ing charges comes from Georgia and the peach man Linen knee pants and linen blouse from Maryland Each of the States has a corner on its special gift which the suits for boys ages three to eight and employes of the White House will not boys linen suits eight to fiftten at tf Price Cos clothiers see violated ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The Cynthiana Cbrietian Church has decided to build a new house of worship ago Cbarl J Gates of thi j city was m irried laet weak to Miss Fannie Hatfield of Walnut Hill Fayette connty at the brides home Squire Rogers and Miss Millie Rich ards eloped from prayer meeting and were married at one oclock in the morning at Richmond after riding 25 miles horseback and A J Overstreet of Jessamine Miss Nannie Campbell of Madisou were married Saturday in Richmond They were sweethearts fifteen years ago but parted after a quarrel and never met until his second wife died two years ¬ flWord to Doctors Ready -- To wear We have the highest regard for the medical profession Our preparations are not sold for the purpose of antagon- ¬ izing them but rather as an aid We lay it down as an established truth that internal remedies are positively injuri- ¬ ous to expectant mothers The distress and discomforts experienced during the months preceding childbirth can be al- ¬ leviated only by external treatment by applying a liniment that softens and re- ¬ laxes the over strained muscles We make and sell such a liniment com- ¬ bining the ingredients in a manner hitherto unknown and call it HIS Ready to Wear garments for ladies are becoming more popular every day Ladies Suits and Separate Skirts Anticipating that Ready to wear Suits and Skirts would be in great demand this season we bought largely of both lines from the very best manufacturing Ladies Tailors in the United States Every garment we sell is guaranteed to prove satis- ¬ factory If they dont fit we have them altered without extra cost to you Our business reputation is such that a guarantee from us means that if you buy and your pur- ¬ chase is not just as represented we will make it ALL RIGHT OBITUARY Mothers Friend We know that in thousands of cases it has proved more than a blessing to expectant mothers It overcomes morning sickness It relieves the sense of tightness Headaches cease and danger from Swollen Hard and Rising ¬ ¬ seven-year-ol- Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead The remains of Harry Sanders the d son of Warren Sanders who died in Cincinnati were brought to ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ preparations for warm weather by put The National Womans Suffrage Con- ¬ ing in four fans at their barber shop vention in session last week at Grand Three will be run by water power and Rapids Mich elected the following one by electricity while yon get a cool tf officers President Susan B Anthony comfortable shave Vce President at Large the Rev Anna Linen hats for men and boys at Price Howard Shaw Philadelphia Corres tf Cos clothiers ponding Secretary Rachel Foster L N Special Kates Avery Philadelphia Recording Secre tary Alice Stone Black well Boston One fare the rouua trip to Cincinnati Tieasurer Harriet Taylor Upton every Sunday O Chairman of the Committee One and oue tbird fare the ronnd trip Warren on Organization Carrie Chapman Ott to Cincinnati May 8th to May 20th of New York Auditors Laura Clav good five days from date of sale Lexington Ky and Catherine W One fare round trip to Louisville May McCullock Illinois 8th to 12th good fifteen days from date A dispatch from New York says that of sale One fare round trip to Louisville May Elizabeth Cady Stanton is out with a hot roast for Miss Laura Clay because 15th and 16th good six days from date F B Carr Miss Clay had a negro resolution tabled of sale General Agent at the national convention and says that J D Feeney Ticket Agent Miss Clay has always bullied Northern women Dont scratch your life away but use Dr Sawyers Witch Hazel and Arnica STOCK AND TURF NcWS salve for eczema piles hives burns and Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc cuts It eoothes relieves pain and posiTurf Notes tively cures W T Brooks druggist W T Overby sold in Cincinnati last See our new invoices of fashionable 15 75 to Spring and Summer shoes for ladies and five hhds of tobacco at week 1175 misses New styles arriving daily Davis Thomson Isgrig tf Yesterday E R Sparks of Nicholas ville bousrht from Jack Richardson his An entire new line of gentlemens crop of hemp at 5 60 per hundred belts from one of the best manufacturers John T Hughes of Lexington yes- ¬ in the United States on sale at Piice terday sold a handsome team of coach Co s clothiers tf horses to P C Knox of Pittsburg for Insure in my agency nunion 3000 They were mahogany bays sixPrompt paying reliable teen hands high The wheat crop of Montgomery does companies insures against fire not promise an abundant yield There wind and storm W O HINTON Agent are good fields here and there but in cases the plant is too the majority of Dr Sawyers Little Wide Awake pills thin on the ground The indications now are that the crop this year will be give purity ot blood and vigor of thought worth not less than 75c at threshing by perfectly regulating the bowels and cure biliousness inactive liver and contime says the Advocate W T Brooks druggist stipation ¬ ¬ ¬ -no¬ ¬ A Kentucky Lady Honored Crawford Bros have made ample Breasts is avoided Labor itself is shortened and shorn of most of the pain We know that many doctors recom- ¬ mend it and we know that multitudes of women go to the drug stores and buy GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS it because they are sure their physicians have Otherwise - Remai k just no objections We ask a trial Theatrical And a fair tet There is no possible In The Foyer chance of injury being the result beTrie Ladies Home Journal for May con cause Mothers Friend is scientific- ¬ tains an interesting article by Miss Viola ally compounded It is sold at i a bottle and should be used during most of The Christian Allen leading lady of the period of gestation although great Company relief is experienced if used only a short time before childbirth Send for our il- ¬ lustrated book about Mothers Friend N A Wilkerson of Mt Sterling has accepted a position as advance agent for THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO ATLANTA GA Mexican Bull Fighters and Bloouier Baseball Club The ladies of Paris and Bourbon connty are cordially invited to inspect The opera Iolanthe was sung at an legant line of juvenile suits from 3 Flemingsburg Friday by local talent to 8 years and boys suits from 8 to 15 The leading rol was assumed by Miss years at Price Cos clothiers tf Penelope Hendricks If you expect to do any this spring dont use anything but Henry Cleveland Wood of Harrods Blue River lime It is by far the whitburg Ky has sold to Robert Bonners est lime mad For eale by Geo W Sont of New York a serial story en Stnait opt ositt- freight depot tf the titled The Love That Endured Ladies fine shoes less than half price first chapter of which appears in the thi9 week at Davis Thompson May number of the Ledger Monthly tf During the past three years Mr Woods Isgrigs has furnished three popular novels the 1he pursuit of first collaborated for magazines pleasure is often k F w as uangerous to pur life x n The work of preparing for the drama- suit as thethe bubble of tization of Ben Hur is well under reputation even at the cannons mouth way Gen Lew Waflace the author the is delighted with the outline presented Late hours breathing of a vitiated to him by Wm Yonng the New York atmosphere rich dramatist who is doing the work Mr foods and irregular Young and John Brooks the latter a rest must result in a member of the syndicate that is to back depleted a vitality There is feeline of the production have left for New York languor the appetite fails sleep does after having spent two days with ien not refresh life loses its interest and Wallace During their visit they ar nervousness or hysteria may make life miserable ranged many details The preservation of the healthful tone of the body depends chiefly on keepFancy California evaporated fruits ing the blood pure and the stomach tf Newton Mitchell and other organs of digestion and nutrition in a condition of health When any of the above mentioned Davis Thomson Isgrig have just symptoms appear the timely use of received an elegant line of latest shapes Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery styles and colors in ladies and gentle will restore the body to a healthy equi- ¬ poise It purifies the blood nourishes mens footwear tf the nerves and restores the deranged stomach and its allied organs to a condi- ¬ Gentlemens balbriggan underwear tion of sound health There is no alcohol whisky or other for Summer at fifty cents a suit at stimulant contained in Golden Med- ¬ Price Cos tf ¬ ¬ ¬ white-washin- g ¬ ¬ - Paris last Friday morning for burial Services were held at the grave bv Eld J S Sweeney 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 Its no here for ask you to buy No trouble to show goods trouble to show goods Thats what we are Call and look and if we cant suit you we wont Respectfully tt FRANKCO Leaders in Style and Fashion ¬ w K 404 MAIN STREET PARIS KY ¬ ¬ TEE2fiGWHV swk l2 1 FiSKfT 1 ¬ sPfSPEfRnPI 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 ¬ for YOU to judge ical Discovery 1 Coughed 20 Years I suffered for 25 years with a cough and spent hundreds of dollars with doctors and for medicine to no avail un ¬ til I used Dr Bells Pine-Tar-Hon- ey This remedy makes weak lungs strong It has saved my life J B Roeell Grantsburg 111 My agency insures against fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ I was troubled with very frequent headaches often accompanied by severe vomiting writes Miss Mary Bell Summerton of San Diego Duva Co Texas Bowels were irregular and my stomach and liver seemed continually out of order Often I could eat almost nothing for twenty four houra al a time I was entirely unfit for work and my whole system run down I was advised to try Dr Pierces GoUen Medical Discovery and did so with such satisfactory re- ¬ sults that before finishing the third bottle I felt perfectly able to undertake the duties attending public school life I most heartily advise those suffering with indigestion and its attendant evils to give this great medicine a fair trial ¬ It is I Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets cleanse 9rf- liable prompt paying companies con union W 0 HINTON Agent ¬ bowels They produce per manent benefit and do not re act on the system One is a gentle laxative BWIlJC and regulate the stomach SORTMENT of PATTERNS dont tell you to BUY dont do it thats all J liver and Parker office The Bourbon Steam Laundry having secured office room at and Main will locate their main 4 to them will receive prompt James corner Fourth Executors Notice All persons tuviug claims asrainst the A Hutchcratt estate of Thos de ceased will present them atonoe to the undersigned properly proveu according ¬ Aud CARPETS well no adver ¬ tisement 3an do justice to the beauty of design richness of color- ¬ ing and lowness of price You will have to SEE them to appre-¬ ciate them Come in and take look it will cost you nothing f Phone No All calls or bundles entrusted at that place at- ¬ shine Alf o her yearling filly colt by eight hours Satisfaction guaranteed or Dr Hooker money refunded MRS N D McCLINTOCK Horsemen will find this oil will enre Box 803 Paris Ky scratches cracked heel alter burns old sores and collar galls No cure no pay Kenney Pms For sale by Clarke Kentucky 10mar 6tno Persons holding claims against the And a bargain is a bargain here Our clothiug is above trust estate of Rose berry Rogers are re New Photograph Gallery quested to present them to the under suspicion It carries the guarantee of the manufacturers D Cable has opened a cozy new pho signed at onoe or to leave them for the Think of this when you need a suit You will get an hon- ¬ tograph gallery on Main street opposite undersigned at the law offices of Mcest suit here the Telephone Exchange where he is Millan Talbott in Paris Ky Jno fl Roseberry Trustee c prepared to make good pictnies at low 4t There never was a better time to get better clothes at prices Kodak work will also be finT E HowKis agent for the Carlisle ished np promptly in first class style better prices thin right no 77 and right here He bolicits the patronage of the public Creamery milk and also for the Elgin Creamery S J Stevens butter of Cin18a6t Elegant line Pictures and Room cinnati 14apr lmo Mouldings 6 S Abnet mail carrier will haul Send me your old furniture to be re ¬ to and from depot Terms Low price on candies for entertain ¬ light baggage paired Fourth and Main Sts Pars Ky Your furniture moved ty experienced very reasonable Leave orders at Post ments Cheap but pare hands On Demand Your Monay office tf tf Newton Mitchell Yes never has and Crystallized fruits nuts oranges weDr Sawyers Ukatine fail to cure do not see how it can Porters Antiseptic Healing Oil malaga apples bananas emons kidney disorders It gives nature the aid grapes grape fruit needed and nature thus aided never fails Relieves all pain instantly For cuts Newton Mitchell tf W T Brooks druggist burns boils bruises itch eczema catarrh sore throat erysipelas corns chapped hands or lips piles and all ul cer or f ores of skin or mucous mem bi ie it is a sure and permanent cure Will cure sore or inflamed eye in forty tention to law K B HUTCHCRAFT H4pr 3wk Executor ¬ PUBLIC SALE I will sell Monday May 1st 1899 court day in Pari Ky one nice Stam Tis Just So loul mare 1st dam Luna 2d dam Moon ¬ ALL WOOL MEANS ALL WOOL Notice to Creditors ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 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 prices I can show two patterns to any other dealers one An experienced Interior Decorator al ¬ ways at your service Work guaranteed Then bear in mind I am always showing a large and exclusive line of Baby Carriages Bed Room Toilet Sets Chiffoniers sets Lamps Hammocks Ladies Desks Book Caes and anything else per- ¬ taining to the house furnishing line The best REFRIGERATOR is the NORTH STAR Sold only by ¬ ¬ ¬ J T HINTON Wood Mantels furnished complete PARKER JAMES Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE Bak TQissuanrr THE BODBBOH MEWS 1881 minai twb FOR NEW Nineteenth Year Established cono Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as jass mail matter TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICKS Oneyer Payable in Advance 2 00 Six mouths j Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ A Order Millkr Etc jloo I j j The insurance cases will be argued in the Court of Appeals on the 17th The ladies of the Episcopal church give a supper and musical last night at Odd Fellows Hall w the eminent optician will be at A J Winters Co s Thursday Examination free Dr Bowen ¬ The City Council of Lawrenceburg has contracted with a Lexington firm topive one block of Main for 1600 The Elk Lodge will hold its regular meeting to night at half past seven oclock There will be initiation work Remember the sale of the Jack Hook Livery and sale stable Saturday after noon at45 30 oclock See ad in another column All the slot machine operators have been indicted at Carlisle but the Grand Jury refused to find true bills against the insurance cotnpuiet ¬ the Christian Chnrch hea d Eld Zach Sweeney preach a very eloqueut sermon Sunday night and the audience at the mor ing services completely filled the chnrch At the night services extra benches and chairs were placed in the church but there were not seaU enongh to aocommodace the crowd and many men stood during the sermon while more than a hnnrlrii lfr hwon tKuw J C0011 not get seats Up to last night there had been fiftv- seven additions the latest being Frank Daugherty Mr and Mrs Sidney G Clay the lafer by letter who responded to the invitation Fiiday night Sweenev Isgrigand Dorothy Talbott made the confession Sunday morning and Arthur Jones and Henry Morrisou on Sunday night The singing by Mrs Long of Almost Persuaded was an impressive feature of the service Sunday night Eld Sweeney preached a most eloquent sermon last night on the subject of The Heart In Religion The additions were Clarence Moore Lula Rice Lizzie Rice Hattie Davis Mrs Gunn It will be announced to night if there are to be services to morrow night ¬ A Successful Meeting Probably the largest audience ever in PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY Card Of Thanks To the Public The Public Library The Federation of Womens Clubs meeting Satur day night in the basement of the Christian Church All of the literary and musical clubs were represented and excellent papers were read by Misses Fannie Ingels Anne Fngate Lizzie Grimes Blanche Lilleston and Mis Albert Mitchell The musical features were vocal solos by Mrs Lee Price and Miss Laura Trundle and an instrumen- tal solo by Miss Laura Lilleston The was presided over bv MissLutie meeting Williams President of the Federation The public library movement was discussed in the papers and in addresses by Mrs Lockhart and Miss Williams and the fund was augmented by a splendid gift of 3500 made by Miss Williams on behalf of the Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church This sum was raised by the Aid Society which expected to build a Home for The Friendless but finding the task impracticable decided to give the sum toward erecting a Public Library The promoters of the Public Library enterprise feel greatly encour aged and it is hoped that they will be ¬ ¬ ¬ held a most interesting who has been ill for the past sevei al weeks will be re- ¬ at moved to the St Josephs Hospital OP Carter Sr Lexington this morning for treatment was emptied last n ght and will be cleaned out to day The pump station will nee direct pressure until the standpipe is full again The fire insurance firm of Smith Arnsparger has been dissolved by mutual consent T Porter Smith wj continue the business at the same office on Broadway The waterworks standpipe j Mrs S M Fessenden of Dorchester Mass one of the most forcible lecturers of the National W C T Ut will lecture at the Chrietian Church next Monday night been Church The following persons have lately success ul added to the Second Presbyterian Mrs D Go and buy The President G Taylor Joanna Garth Nannie McClintock Leslie Tur des at Pi ice Cos clothiers ney Edna Turney and Henry Turney suspen tfj Tucker Bourbons Going To War V Wm T Fox and John Bramble of The Cincinnati Enquirer Sunday said Miw Louise Parrieb violinist and Kenney station have been enlisttd in Mi UntMrat narnthers nianist Dunils the regular army by Lieut Johnson at nf Artolnh Hahn and PbiliD Werthner J Lexington and were started WednesVi sttiYr faaon nrit XE3CCV t Via Dl ii Hi kiki Yca J f LHJ X UillippiUV T11U J will ffir a recital at the Walnut Hills Tegefc Ky George S Stedman Music School on Saturday afteraoon Bishop Columbus O Wesley E Golden Bar May 13 boursville Ky John Isaac Richmond Will Porter of Paris a member of Ky GeOrge WCole Barboursville Ky the Tenth Cavalry which did such great Alex Anderson and Edward Baker of fighting at San Jnan hill arrived home Millersburg also enlisted at Lexington yesterday on a turlongh The Tenth and were sent Wednesday to Galveston will shortly be retnrned to Santiago Texas to join the Tenth Cavalry which There are now about a dozen Paris men will shortly be sent to Santiago Cuba in the Tenth They went in company with Gloster of Smith of Cotronburg Jas Field of The Lexington District Conference the Methodist Church will be held this Waddy and Ernest Carter of Winweek at Moorehead The delegates chester from Paris are Rev E G B Maun Letter From Manila Mann and C H Meha Messrs Fletcher W T Utley of this city has received gen Miss Bell and Miss Mary Russell a letter from his son Harvey Utley of January the Twenty second Infantry telling of given by the Mexican Bull the first battle in which be participated The show Fighters Friday night attracted a large His regiment was engaged in the battle crowd but the performance was very before Paeig on March 13th and chargbum The ball game in the afternoon ed the insurgents routing them He between the Bloomer Girls and a local described the battle as being a perfect The girls hail of ballets bat writes that he escap team was won by the boys were a pretty tough lot but they knew ed without a scratch He says there are how to play ball about three hundred Kentucky boys in Harvey the Twenty second regiment The Central Trust Co was organized LTtley Morin Moore and John Childers Saturday and the following officers members and all are good were elected Wm B Allen president being Paris to the credit a fighters and N C Wood vice president James Mc regimeDt He writes that the weather Clure secretary and treasurer The is very hot in the Philippines the merrequisite capital stock has been paid in cury being about a hundred in the shade ¬ and the company has opened a tempo The Work of Thieves rary office at the Agricultural Bank un til suitable quarters can be secured Thieves stole two fine mules belong ing to Sidney G Clay Saturday night A Dash For Liberty from the Fisher farm near this city TrnairM thp niro bOV Who CUt rTxa The mules were found yesterday at in the head with a Millersburg Forrest Thomas hatchet several weeks ago escaped from Sunday night while Bennett Tarr was morning and attending services at the Christian the Pans jail yesterday made a bold dash for liberty He got Church some thief stole his horse and out into the yard in some way and buggy from the yard in the rear of the scaled the walls with a ladder which church The horse and vehicle were had been used in whitewashing the found yesterday morning standing in walls Gaining the top of the wall he Houston creek under the railroad bridge dropped down to the outside and ran Tne horse had been diiven very hard towards the country He was missed in A new line of collars and ties for a few moments and half a dozen men tf clothiers started after him The prisoner was ladies at Price Cos captured by has Whaley and W F Whitlocks Street Sprinkler Hukill on George Wy arts farm near Paris and was returned to jail The new street sprinkling outfit re- ¬ cently purchased by Geo F Whitlock A Farewell Concert has been duly installed and was placed Mrs E C Long tne sweet iuKci Q operati0n on Mam street last week whose songs have delighted so many Tne 8prinkier is of a very recent im Parisians will give a farewell concert provej pattern the driver having This pJete controi 0f the flow of water and is at the Christian Church will be Mrs Longs last concert in ablp tQ 8prinkie ja8t tnat portion of the Paris for she leaves next week with her street tnat is dost v The sprinuler is husband and children for their home in meetiDg with a liberal patronage and U California Mrs Long will be assisted giving entire satisfaction by Mr Long and Prof Gatzeit and a Hungarian and early amber Millet very pleasing program is promised five sugar cane seed for sale by Geo W The admission will be twenty u Stuart opposite ireigni aepoi and thirty five cents i i XAtM f- - T ¬ ¬ ¬ Having enjoyed a liberal portion nf the patronage of the people of Paris and Bourbon for over a third of a century I At have found it necessary to dispose of my Notes Hastily Jotted On The 8treets The Depots In The Hotel Loobies And interest in the retail grocery business in Elsewhere order to devote my entire time and at Mrs W E Hibler was in Lexiug tention to the wholesale business tsn yesterday The business at the corner of Second Mr Robt Ransdall has been quite and Main Streets which was commenced March 23 1865 I havesoldto my son ill since Friday Mr Frank Ireland has arrived borne Ellsworth Dow and to John W Spears who will be associated under the firm from San Francisco name of Dow Spears Mrs A A Barclay is at home from In retiring from the business in which a visit in Georgetown I have been for so many years engaged Miss Rebecca Jaynes is visiting I desire to and take this means of relatives in Lexington thanking my friends for the many kind Mrp G B Alexander visited rela- nesses extended and assure them of my lasting gratitude tives yesterday in Covington I also desire to commend to my friends Mr George T McCarney went to and the public generally the young men Cincinnati Friday on a visit who are succeeding me and ask for Mrs Jas Lemon was the guest of them the eame consideration and rlatiyes yesterday in Covington patronage that has been given me Miss AHine Thomas of Winchester It R P DOW is the gueet of Miss Cannie Grimes Capt J R Rogers left yesterday for Mies Bettie Remington was the goest of relatives in Cynthiana Sunday Charleston S C to attend the Confederate reunion At noon Friday all Mrs Mollie OConnor of Cincinnati bells in the city will be tolled and was in the city Saturday on a bnsiness the all the flags will be at half mast and trip memorial services will be held by the Messrs C N Fitbian and Will veterans in honor of Miss Winnie Davis Shire went to Cincinnati Sunday to see Daughter of the Confederacy Mr A Shire Now is the time to 60W sorghum cane Auctioneer A T Forsyth left last night for Richmond to conduct a dry For fattening stock one acre will equal three acres of corn The best variety of goods aaction seed for sale by Geo W Stuart opposite Mrs Ida H Ingliss has arrived from freight depot tf Kansas City and is the guest of Miss Olivia Buckner A new line of silk ties for 25 cents at re Price Mrs Herbert Thompson has tf Cos clothiers to Lexington after a visit to relaturned For salt sand cement etc go tives in the city to Geo Stuarts opposite freight depot Miss Lucy Thornton who has been tf visiting Miss Nellie Stoker returned Co for wall- ¬ Go to J C Snyder yesterday to Cynthiana paper and window shades tf Miss Milda McMillan has retnrned Livery Stable For Sale home from a visit to Miss Phoebe Beckner in Winchester On Satnrday May 13 the Jack Hook Mr Clark Swain of Middletown livery and sale stable will be sold withOhio arrived Sunday night for a visit to out reserve This is an opportunity hit uncle Dr F M Faries seldom had of buying a splendid propMrs Victor Dodge has returned to erty and of making a good paying inLexington after a visit at the home of vestment See advertisement in another Mr David Dodge near this city column Mr Frank P Kenney Secretary of Nuts raisins dates figs currants the Louisville Driving Park Associa- seedlesss raisins tion spent Sunday with his parents at Newton Mitchell tf Kenney We are the peoples friends We re- ¬ Clarence Kenney came over Satur day from Richmond on his bicycle to pair your linen and put neck bands on Reed Steam Laundry Co spend Sunday with his parents at free Glenkenney Scrivens drawers at 75 cents on sale Mrs Lula Honaker returned to her at Price tf Cos clothiers home in Lexington yesterday morning J after a short visit to Mrs J New Yoke Edam pine apple Neufa McClintock chatel cheese Newton Mitchell tf Mrs J T Moseley came up from Cynthiana last wsek to visit Mrs W A Parker and attend the protracted meetRESIDENCES FOR RENT ing at the Christian Cuarch Millionaire Perry Belmont and Two residences for rent in the city of bride of New York are delighted with Paris Apply to their wedding trip in the Bluegras W H McMILLAN 9my lrao spent at their farm near Lexington Miss Alice Spears who has been L Mrs W visiting her sister McClintock in Frankfort will leave this week for Virginia to spend the Notice is hereby given that the firm of Sons has been dissolved R P Dow Summer with relatives R P Dow and Rion Dow retiring and Judge Wm Purnell received a let- disposing of their interest in said busi ter yesterday from Baltimore stating ness to Ellsworth Dow and John W that his daughter Miss Jennie Kate Spears who will continue said business Purnell was seriously ill from blood at the coiner of Second and Main streets in this city nnder the firm name of poison caused from vaccinnation Dow Spears All persons owing past due accounts May Anderson of Miss Sallie Sons P Georgetown who has been visiting her to R P Dow or R settle Dow the busi as will please call and sister Mrs Robt Ferguson and Miss ness must be wound up at once left yesterday for Margaret Butler R P DOW RION DOW Georgetown ELLSWORTH DOW 9may lmo Real Ktate Sales Paris Ky May 8 1899 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - Black Crepons sut Ladies Tailor Mac Separate Skirl Shirt Waists and Kelte Go to CONDONS New Spring Goods In All Linf s Away Under Regular Prices Here are a Few Specials 46 inch Silk Finished Henrietta 50 cents ptr yard All Wool Checks and olid Colors 25 cents per yard All Shades in Colored Silks and Satins heap Table Linen and Napkins in irea Varietf White Goods of All Descriptions from 5 cents up Splendid Sen m less Ladi s and Childiens Hose lOceat Standard Bleached and Unbleached Cotton 5 cents pT jardl 10 4 Utica Sheeting 15 cents and 18 cen per yard Black Crepons from 50 cent- to 200 pet yard - Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs Given Avvay- 56 ¬ If you cannot read this small print at a li eyesight is tailing and shoidd have inuiiediat t 1 4 incite y on ¬ ¬ Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect ense ectly cenrraf made of purest material set in frames of the highest elastic nieutly of saen te durability united with the utmost lightness and elegance w nen noth frames and are scientifically fltt d by Dr 1 H Bo wens system they always give satisfaction for tlay are perfect Never buy cheap tpecticles nor of men who do not v tow how to tit theaM You will get poorly adjusted spectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are better off irtthow any glasses than with either of these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable a dealer and they will last longer without change and be cheapest In the eud rfr skf ¬ ¬ We have engaged the services ot Dr C H Bowen who will visHt our store on the second and last Thursdays of each month and invite all to call and have their eyes examined for which there is mm charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded m Vm rr vrtsri May 11 181M - f -- 4 W v C ¬ -- Next visit Thursday SFRHSTC3Do vou need si TAILOPciaSTGr gt Dissolution Notice work Ycu know that you cainot something clothes are hound to cost more than cheap nnd inf Spring Suit If so we ask vou o lok at our li for Spring and Summer WE MARK BTRICTLY FIRST i LASgs WOKK and do not compete vi li cheap taiors who give vou cheap ¬ ¬ We will make you a suit CHEAIKK THAN ANY HOUSE Itt av ihev are KENTUCKY when you take into fou idpnition the made Every suit we put up is GUARANTEED to oe the LATEST rr om CO nothing s Good THING out ¬ F P LOWRY IPItolg Cutter S E TIPTON Mercliant Tailors ¬ T Forsyth reports the following real estate sales made for Capt Dan Turnays exfcators A frame house on Second street to Mrs Rachael Ashbrook for 812 A The undersigned Executor of Thos A vacant lot on High street to Michael Hntrhcratt pursuant to an agreed order Murphy for 251 The Bogie properon ty near the fair grounds was bid to of the oourbon Circuit Court will Auctioneer A ELEGANT INVOICE OF Public Sale Spring and Summer Shoes JUST RZCEIVED We have received a complete line of f TkrrtMe Spring and Summer Shoes for ladies and gentlemen These invoices include the latest styles and shapes and colors in stylish iootwear You will find just what you want among our stock ¬ ¬ ¬ com-to-tig- ht j SATURDAY MAY 13TH 1899 fifty foot lot on the OCon The on the ner property on Main street was bid to beginning about 230 p m ex dt scribed premises heieinafter 1325 and withdrawn pose to public sale the lot and buildings thereon owned by the late Thoe A Late Court Gleanings Hutchcraft commonly known as the livery stable located in Rob Johnson and Henry Nutter both Jack Hook on Main Street between 7th Ky Paris colored were tried Saturday in Judge and 8th streets fronting on Main street Purnells court for stealing coal from and extending back to Pleasant street Kentucky Midland cars and were given a distance of about 214 feet adjoining on Main street on one side the Murray ninety four davs at bard labor propei ty and on the other the propertv Yesterday Blanton Thomas was fined of J T Hinton and being the same five dollars for hitting Donnie Thomas property conveyed to Thos A Hutch craft by A L Butler by deed recorded with a rock office of of the Bourbon In Judge Webbs court Riley Jackson in the Court the Clerk to which reference is County of color paid 7 50 for the a it isf action made for a more particular description This is the most desirable livery and of slapping a little girl s The stable proper cullud sale stable in another Simms Sam and lower rooms are leased until Sep- ¬ was fined five dollars for tember 1st 1899 at 60 00 per month gemman dumping a barrel of fish heads and Of the three upstairs rooms one is now leased by the month at 500 per month other refuse into the creek Jas Reynolds a white boy who is The purchaser will be entitled to all accruing after the sale Bidders eharged with stealing a gold watch while rnts are invited to inspect the property staying all night at Matt Longs home Said sale will be made upon Tei ms Reynolds credits of 6 and 12 months for equal will be tried this morning parts of the purchase money the pur was arrested in Covington chaser to execute bonds payable to the undersigned with good surety to be apReed Hotel Leased proved of by the undersigned bearing date James Connor the popular landlord interest fromper of sale until paid at cent per annum due the rate ot 6 of the Ford ham Hotel in this city has in 6 and 2 months respectively leased the Reed Hotel in Lexingo iand R B HUTCHCRAFT will run both hosteiries He was formExecutor of Thos A Hutchcraft landlord of the Reed which was erly McMillan Talbott Attys well patronized under hie management ¬ ¬ 4255 DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG SHOWING A CLEAN FRONT is an easy thing to do wben your lin- n np by our perfect has been done methods at each low price as we renovate shirts collars and cnfrV Irreproachable linea is the best and cheapest way to show ontward signs ot being a gentleman The most cart leg man wears clean linen when laundry work is done at such prices as at the Bourbon Steam laundry - Pr ¬ ¬ The Bourbon Sleam Laundry Phone W M HINTON 4 Main office at BRO Proprietor Jit Paiker James ¬ w X A a 55 RAILROAD ifc T1MLK n r Porters Antiseptic Healing m Oil BEEF INQUIRY ¬ ¬ DENOUNCED AT A BANQUET Gen Gomez Characterised as a ARRIVAL OP TRAINS brane it is a sure and permanent cure Will cure sore or inflamed eye in forty ¬ eight hours Satisfaction guaranteed or Charges bj Gen Miles Investigated Alle gations That the Refrigerated Beef for money refunded the Army Was Treated With Chemi ¬ Horsemen will find this oil will curs cals Not Established scratches cracked heel alter burns DEPARTURE OF TRAINS old sores and collar galls No cute no To Cincinnati 515 a m a m pay sale by Clarke Kenuey Washington May 8 By direction For 340 p m Pms of the president who approves the To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a mj Kentucky lOniar 6uio findings Acting Secretarj of War 545 p m 1014 p m To Richmond 11 08 am MS p m New Photograph Gallery Meiklejohn Sunday made public the 1016 pm report and findings of the military D Cable has opehed a cozy new phoTo Maysville 750 a m Mp m court appointed to investigate the F B Cam Agent tograph gallery on Main street opposite charges made by Maj Gen Miles com the Telephone Exchange where he is manding the army that the beef sup prepared to make good pictures at low plied to the army during the war was prices Kodak work will also be fin- ¬ unfit for the use of the troops The ished up promptly in first class styie most important features of the report He solicits the patronage of the public are 18aGt The finding that the generals alle gations that the refrigerated beef was To My Patrons treated with chemicals were not estab-¬ EAST BOUND I have moved my gallery fixtures to lished that his allegations concerning Lv Louisville my residence on Henderson street but 1 the canned fresh or canned roast beef 830am fcTOpm Ar Lexington 1115am 840pm am prepared to make pictures from old were sustained as to its unsuitability Lv lTingtou 11 25am 850pm 830am 550pm Lv Winchester 1158am 023pm 915am 630pm negatives or make large pictures aud for food as used on the transports and Ar Mt Sterling 1225pm 950pm aSOain 705pm Ar Washiugton 65am 340pm finish kodak wotk Orders can be left as a long continued field ration cenAr Philadelphial0lSam 705pm at Vardens drug store or at my resi- sure of Gen Miles for error in failing ArNew York 1240nn 908pm to promptly notify the secretary of war dence WEST BOUND L G RINNAN when he first formed the opinion that Ar Winchester the food was unfit censure of the 730am 4pm kSoam 250pm S S Abniv mail carrier will haul Ar Lexington 800am 5 iipm 735am 345pm commissary general then Gen Ea Ar Kraukfort 911am tpm light bagr ie to and from depot Terms ArHhelbyvilt 1001 am ItUpm gan for the too extensive purchases very rea- mable Leave orders at Post Ar Louisville 4100am l5pm of the canned beef as an untried ration Trains marked thus f run daily ex office tf censure of Col Maus of Gen Miles cept Sunday other trains run daily staff the finding that the packers were Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without The Bourbon Steam Iaundry not at fault and that the meats sup- ¬ change having secured ofliee room at plied to the army were of the same For rates Sleeping Car vteervations or Parker Tames corner Fourth quality as those supplied to the trade any information call on hind Alain will locate their main generally and the recommendation F B Carr Phone No that no further proceedings will be office at that place Agent L NER jr Gkorue W Barnet Paris Ky 4 All calls or bundles entrusted taken in the premises Div Pass Agent The conclusion of the court adverse to them will receive prompt at- ¬ Lexington to further proceedings based upon the tention charges is as follows It has been developed in the course My agency insures against ¬ re ¬ of the inquiry as recited in this re- 1010 p m From Lexington 5ll a m 745 a in 333 pm 627 pm rroia Richmond 505 a m 740 a m From May8villi742 a m iJ25 p m Itoic Uincinnati 1058 a m m t 538 P Relieves all pain instantly For cuts burns boils bruises itch eczema ca ¬ tarrh sore throat erysipelas corns The Report and Findings of the Mili chapped hands or lips piles and all ul- ¬ tary Court Given to the Public cers or tores of fkiu or mucous mem 71 -- ¬ ¬ ¬ mm a Bay horse 15 hands 3 in foaled lb93 By ABERDEEN sire of Ky Union 207 Dentine 4 213 Alabaster 4 311 and fifty tb ee in 230 Havana Me y G The banquet given 1st dam Aldina de Mer dam of Wiggins 2 219J and Mabel Moneypenny by members of the recently dissolved 2 220 her first two colts trained by Stinboul 307 son of Sultan 224 etc 2nd dam Belle Blanche by the Moor 870 sire of Beautiful Bells dam of 8 military assembly in honor of theao ed in 230 list Sultan 224 etc Salvador Cibneros Marquis De Santa 3rd dam Bell Vi w Maid dam of Center 229 by Idol 177 Lucia the first president of the second e 210 etc 4th dam by Pilot Jr sire of dam of Maud S 208 republic of Cuba aud of Gen Mavia by Mambrino Messenger 5th dam ludrguez was the occasion for an Wiggins took his record of Breed to early oeed if you want early speed ar 2 years old He started in six races winning five anti American and anti Gomez demon- ¬ 219i and could beat J14 stration Gen Manuel Sanguiilv Col straight without losing a heat and was the best colt of his year 1895 yearling one colt was sired and as Wiggins as a Juan Gualberto Gomez a member of very Only and gaining speed byThis colt is now being trained bya Mr Dick showed Wilson fast the assemblys executive committee of Rnshville Ind aad other speakers denounced Gen A Gomez as a traitor to Cuba in having given aid to the intervening power Lin retained on colt until season is paid Grass at 10 cts per day Acci ¬ dents and escapes at owners risk For further particulars address los Yankees who were referred to in terms of dislike and suspicion JAMES E CLAY Marchmoiit Stock Farm The only voice raised in protest Jay-Ee-Se- tuba An Ant i American Demon ¬ stration in HaVcna Traitor t WIGGINS 2 219 J f 2000 TO INSURE COLT HI ¬ TIME TABLE against such assertions among the hundred well known Cubans who were present including the editors of most of the local papers printed in Spanish was that of Senor lidel Piena editor of El Independente who said that Paris Ky ¬ ¬ - ¬ dividuals failed to perform the full measure of duty or to observe the pro ELKHORN ROUTE prieties which dignify high military command but the court is of the opin ¬ LOCAL TIMK HARD IN EFFECT ion that the mere statement in DE EMBER 5th 18 8 the offirial report of the facts developed meet the ends of discipline and EAST BOUND that the interest of the service will be No L No 3 No 5 Pa hi Pass Mixed best subserved if further proceedings Lve Frame rort a t JSIn i i ropm 7 Juam be not taken 7 11am o Lve Flkhorn 1 20pm 7 18am 4 00 pm 1 35pm Lve Switrer Thce is more or less criticism of Lve Htam ping Qrnd 7 2am 4 10pm 1 55pm If oa are going to buy Binders or Gen Miles in various parts of the re- ¬ 7 Htam 4 16pm Lve Pi valla Mowers see 7 394m 4 22pm Lveiohoson port Probably the most direct in- ¬ 7 4iam 4 2 pm 2 30pm Lve Georeeto trn Lve C 9 Ry Depot b 7 50am 4 38pm 3 00pm stance is the one which states that be- ¬ H 17am Lve Newtown 4 48om yond the criticism of officers found H 25am Lve Ceutreville 4 f6pm Lve EHzaljeth 8 30am 5 00 om elsewhere is the report The court H 40am 5 10pm Arr Paris c finds that against none of the officers Guaranteed commanding corps divisions brigades next Court day May 1st WEST BOUND the best in the world and regiments and their staff officers No 2 No 4 No 6 TV PaRS F PEIMMCOKD PaK Mixed should a charge of guilty be brought JMOdm 5 4ipm Lve Paris o CHAS lAYTON The court also finds that the major Lvb Elizabeth 40am 5 50pm Agents 9 4 Sam 5 55pm Lve Oentrevills general commanding the army had no Center ville Ky llapr tfj Lv- Newtown 9 53iu 6 03pm sufficient justification for all Lv- - CSRy Depot b 0 2sam 6 17pm 7 50am 10 fiam tfJOpm 7 51am Lve Georgetown Lve Johnson Write for catalogue if you are going the refrigerated beef was embalmed or S7m 20pm was unfit for iSsue to troops It also 20 43am 6 32pm Lv Duvalls to bny threshing machinery saw mills Lve Stamping Grnd It 50am 8 o9pm 8 22am finds that he committed an error ic li OOtm 6 49pm 8 40a ra or supplies Lve Switzr Lvp Elk horn 11 07am 6 56pm 8 SSain CO ROBINSON that having belief or knowledge as 11 20am 7 10pm 9 loam A rr Frank nrt a Richmond Ind claimed that the food was unfit that Dt ly except Sunday W F Pedoicord Agent it caused sickness and distress that a Connects vrih L 6 N b connects with Q Centerville Ky ft connect with Ky Central some of it was supplied under pre- ¬ tense of experiment that other beef KKNTITC KY CENTRAL POINTS was embalmed he did not immediateSTOHL ly report such knowledge or belief to P M AM HEW AM P M 340 70 L- Ar 1120 7iu Frank Tort the secretary of war to the end that Georgetown Ar 1028 617 42 7ri0 Lv Lv 930 540i 840 Ar Paris a proper remedy might be promptly r0 Ar Maysville 830 Lv 545 12 LATEST DESIim applied Lv 709 255 Winchester 616 1142 Ar Lv 620 200 Richmond 72 100 Ar The censure of Col Maus inspector BRIGHTEST COLORS B HARPER Gml Supt general on Gen Miles staff is based GEO i ATTRACTIVE Fi JOS K NEWTON G P A upon his failure to call attention to iO charges concerning the beef at Chick m I ¬ ¬ Frankfort CRcianati ity fire wind and storm best oH prompt paying compaliable nies non union W 0 HINTON Agent port ¬ that in some instances some in ¬ the Cubans would most speedily gain their independence by co operatino with the Americans adding the pur- ¬ pose of the United States military au ¬ thorities is to aid Cuba to prepare for self government and to leave as soon after as possible Tha local papers continne to fill their columns with stories of brisrandaore from every part of the island Some hnpl- - that most of these reports are unreliable others seem to adopt them by giving them special prominence In the latter class are La Discussion and La Lucha in the former arc El Reconcentrado La Libertad La Patria and all the Spanish organs According to a dispatch from Cien fuegos Senor Jicotea Perez a Spaniard of high character and standing disap ¬ peared on Sunday and Friday his corpse was found near the city ter-¬ ribly macheted The crime is attrib- ¬ uted by the authorities to the same band of outlaws that burned the cane on the Constant r---in AjilMifjctMSK all ffifunraK f frwtrV We brine r 3 you the new and true from tn piney forego ot Norway DR Jkv9A Pine-Tar-Hon- ey BELLS Improved by Natures most natural remedy science to a Cure for coughs Pleasant Permanent Positive of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes colds and all inflamed surfaces ¬ sri ens up punas plantation Tian dits in the same district attacked the plantation Unidad owned by Mr Cullerach and the plantation Ageles owned by Senor Francisco Garcia but they were finally repulsed by the rural guards who killed two members of the band that have not been identified and a third who was recognized as Al fredo llodridguez a well known brig ¬ and largely responsible for disturb ¬ ances in Santa Clara Gov Gen Brooke announces that Senor Frederieo Mora has accepted the post of supreme court fiscal which was offered him Thursday and which he had said he would be unable to accept unless upon his own conditions SAN FERNANDO CAPTURED The Insurgents Evacuate the Town After Setting It on Fire Gen Iaivton Still Quartered at Balinag The sore weary cough worn Lungs are exhila 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 the Is no inclination to cough SOLD B AL4 GOOD DRUGGISTS Bottles Oni hi g rlpaawenaseouiilsandcolds Itmaic weak lines strong Mrs M A Metcalfe 1 25c 50c and 100 SUot Pine-Tar-ifoa- ey t AM 80 YEARS OLD acJ never nsea any remedy equui to Ur Bells It ertves quirk and permanent rHief PiDe-Tar-Hon- BE SURE YOU GET Dr Bails Itoducab KJ THE PLANO Spe The New Werner Edition of ffl - The Encyclopedia Britamica IN THIRTY SUPERB OCTAVO VOLUMES t Manila May 6 Maj Gen MacAr San Fer ¬ I thurs division advanced to i 1 -- I PUN ¬ nando Thursday and found that the place had been evacuated by the rebels who left only a small detachment to cover their retreat by train Gen Mac Arthur occupied the burning town without loss The rebels south of Manila attempt- ¬ ed to rush through Brig Gen Oven shines line Thursday night The at- ¬ tempt failed but the rebels maintained a fusilade on the 4th infantry for sev- ¬ eral hours The demonstration was ineffectual beyond scaring the inhabi ¬ Give Your Boys a Chance He were the closing words of an address by Abraham Lincoln 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- ¬ tion of the Encyclopaedia Britan amauga contained in a report of in- ¬ tants of Manila - The Leading Specialists of America 20 YEARS IN OHIO 250000 Cured WECURESTRiCTURE Th chips mis of younfc and nsiJJlo aged men are troubled mtuthiauiseaso many unconsciously They may havoai smart ing sensation email twisting stream sharp cutting pains at times plight dis chanro ilifliculty in commencing weak organs emission and all the Bymptoms of nervous debility they have STRIC ¬ TURE jont lot doctors experiment on you by cutting stretching or tearing this will not euro vnu as it will re vmi turn Our NEW METHOD TREAT MENT absorbs the stricture tissue henco remove t ho stricture Dermancnt y It can uovcr return No pain no suffer ¬ ing no dotention from business by our method The sexnalorgansarestrength onod Tho nerves aro invigorated and tho bliss of manhood returns Having arranged with one of the most enterprising wall paper manufactories in Ohio to furnish us the latest de igns at lowest prices we are prepared to duplicate these to citizens of Paris and Bourbon County Can meet the requirements of the most fastidious Spacialty i hanging Our Mr Snyder has worked for a number of the largest houses in Cincin nati in she decorating line Come in and exam our stock i ¬ spection made by Dr or Maj Daly on the 2Gth of October last in which he stated his belief that the beef was chemically treated The silence of Col Maus says the on so important a matter as court the chemicalized beef reported by IJIaj Daly and personally known to himself is most remarkable The outposts of the Idaho and Cali- ¬ fornia regiments beyond San Pedro Macati were also attacked during the Maj Gen Lawton is still quartered The best thoughts on all subjects in the history of man are treasur- ¬ ed there A systematic study of this work is equal to any college 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 J i nica complete in thirty volumes night at Balinag New Yokr Maj 6 A Manila dis- ¬ patch to the Journal says Gen Luna was wounded in the fighting near San Tomas Thursday The dispatch also says that the monitor is shelling Paranaque south of Manila TWO NEGROES EXECUTED vm Strather and I harles Winston Both Colore Pay the Penalty for Mur- ¬ der at Washington I itecture Building Electricity THE HEALTH OF ADM DEWEY He Has Not Felt the Necessity of a Phy ¬ sician Since His Arrival in Manila His Condition is Excellent J C SSVHER CO Main St bet tith and 7th Encyclopaedia Britannica for One Dollar Cash The entire Thirty and the balance in small monthly payments Book Case will be Volumes with a Guide and an elegant Oak utuvereu wnen me iirsi payment ii uiuuc No i WE CURE GLEET nn nra lilvinir thnir vitality continually sapped by this dis ease Tlicy aro trcqueniiy unconscious of t he cause of these symptoms General Weakness Unnatural Discharges Fail- ¬ ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mem ¬ ory Irritability at times Smarting Sen ¬ sation Sunken Eys with dark circles Wok Ttupk General Depression Lack Shrunken Varicocele of Ambition i-a nrTCET and STRICTURE mvUthnrniNnv Dont conra- It familv 111 doctors as they have bo experisoce in nuw theso special aiseases uou Ouacks to experiment on y- - Consult Specialists who havo made a lifeatudy o nw Diseases or xlen ana w omen mit npesi-METHOD TKEATMKWT will tiiraln mirn vnn Onn thotlMLIld dollSTS for a case we accept for treatment and cannot cure lcrius moaeie raracore WJ Thnnfibnilii nf vnime And middle aged KT 1191 VIKOr Hlld CURES GUARANTEED EMISSTON8 W trwt and enre VAIUOKELH SYPHILIS GLKKT STIUCTLRE TMPOTBKCY SRCRST DRAINS I NATURAL DISCHARG ¬ ES KIDNEY and BLADDER Disease BOOKS CONSULTATION FREE rnpv T Mimblo to calL write for BLANK ins ROUE ODESTTON TREATMENT KrNMEDY 1RS KER6AN 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O men neglected a light luncheon sen them by the warden in order to sing and prav with their spiritual advisers Outing Trip Winston and Strather both sang on the way from their cell to the scaffold and continued to sing till the drop fell The people of California will be The crimes for which Strather and Passenger Itiver The Famous disappointed at not seeing Adm Winston suffered the extreme penalty Route Jewej for he has determined to re-¬ of the law were similar in the respect STEAM1CRS turn to the United States in the that each killed a woman because oi A irginia Queen City jea ousj Oljmpia bj way of the Sncz canal Keystone State Fire in a Driving Park Cincinnati for Pittshnrgh Leave Miss Elizabeth Tlankinton of Milevery Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Wooxsocket R I Maj- - 8 All the waukee Wis has made a gift of 100 5 pm First class fare one way 700 buildings connected with the Woon ¬ trip 1000 miles ride meals and socket Driving park were burned Sun¬ 000 to build a home for the Young WomRound ens Christian association of that city Berths included On Keystone State day afternoon and 50 pounds of djna The gift is conditional in that a suit- ¬ 1200 on Qaeen City and Virginia mite stored in one of the stables ex- ¬ able site must first be obtained 14 00 The most economical and luxu Middle West For ploded shaking the country for miles rious tiip in the A Kentuckian sajs he understands printed matter and information ad around At the time of the explosion that oil is sometimes used to calm dress C A Stair the caretaker of troubled waters but what he cant un- ¬ E R AUUCK Agt the park was in an adjoining derstand is why anyone should trouble J F Ellison Supt building 20 feet away and only received water Chicago Dailj News No 204 Pub ldg Cinti O a few bruises although a similar 18uir l8ep99 The only woman of royal lineage who structure the same distance away on is known to hold the title of M D is the other side of the dynamite was Queen Amalie of Portugal sompletelv demolished Spring am Summer Pittsburg Cincinnati Packet Line San Francisco Maj 8 On the steamship City of Peking from China and Japan was Dr E Page surgeon on the flagship OJmpia for the past ear and a half He makes the fol- ¬ lowing statement regarding Adm Deweys health Adm Dewej is in perfect health He has not been more than 20 miles away from Manila since the first daj of last Maj and he has not felt the necessitj of a phjsi cians aid The reports concerning the admirals phjsical condition have been grosslj exaggerated The climate of Manila is enervating of course but the commander of the fleet has been no more affected by it than anj one else Washington May 6 The double hanging of Wm Strather and Charles Winston at the district jail passed off quietlj The two colored men started for the scaffold just at noon and seven minutes later they were swinging from the gallows Several ministers were with them throughout the morning and both Machine Finish Book Paper 4500 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 7500 First payment Three Dollars 300 and Five Dollars 500 per month thereafter is granted by paying cash within 30 days after the A reduction of 10 receipt of the work The complete set Thirty Large Octavo Volumes New Style Buckram Cloth Marbled Edges Extra Quality High For sale by G Duaieu BOX S VARDEN CO PARIS KY Luxuries For Men mi 0 Posting PARIS KY CO A ¬ ¬ ¬ luxury which all men appreciate and a luxury 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 serrict Rinall also distribute booklets dodgers in connection with the shop New pa etc at reasonable rates tf Get our prices before placiug vour rons are always welcome work Good stands in good locations and Insure your property against fire good work guaranteed wind and lightning in the Hurst Horn Insurance Co a safe and reliable com pany Or CALDWELLS O W Muxes Agent clean quick and easy shavu is a r I II S YRUP PEPSIW CURES CONSTIPATION 1 la RSI - ParoKy Si i v THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY MAY 9 1899 Cheering Him Up very seldom hannens snirl Mr It Stormington Barnes that we are permitted to adopt the career for which we are ambitious in yotth I always wanted to be a comedian and make people laugh Dear me said the sympathetic young girl you ought not to be so disappointed Im sure you make people laugh very often as it is Washing ton Star ¬ fe strife --ZTI HOW HE LOST HER He Struck Ont and She Gave Her elf to the Yonng Man Who understand what tortnre is SALESWOMEN on their feet whether well or flL Compelled to smile and be agreeable to customers while dragged down with some feminine weakness Backaches and head- ¬ aches count for little They must keep going or lose their place To these Mrs Pinkhams help is offered A letter to her at Lynn Mass will bring her advice free of all charge Miss Nancie Shobe Florence Col writes a letter to Mrs Pink ham from which we quote I had been in poor health for some time my troubles hav-¬ ing been brought on by standing so my physician said caus-¬ ing serious womb trouble I had to give up my work I was just a bundle of nerves and would have fainting spells at monthly periods I doctored and took various medicines but got no relief and when I wrote to you I could not walk more than four blocks i at a time I followed your advice tak- JM ts i11 ing Lydia E Pinkhams Blood Purifier in connection with the Vegetable Com- ¬ pound and began to gain in strength I am getting to be a from the first IsfcS mm prLSy JMjfftW rCySlS stranger to pain and I owe it all to your medicine There is none equal to it ii for I have tried many others be- ¬ fore using yours Words cannot be said too strong in praise of it Didnt Play Ball ¬ On the Road to Recovery Good day Mrs Clump How is your husband this morning asked one rf ¬ ¬ Lifes Tragedy Far from the madding crowds ignoble band was ill Well I think hes a bit better was the reply He sat up for an hour yesterday and had a little appetite He ate a couple of chops a two helpings of apple puddiug and a snack o cheese 1 think by hell be able to swallow something substantial Tit Bits veal-and-am-p- countrywoman of another whose hus- ¬ ¬ ie to-morr- They walked at eve beside the moonlit Smith What do you think of thi bay He Cuban land scheme of Browns The tenor asked her would she be his wife says things are booming and the peoAnd the soprano snilly answered nay ple there already speak of Cuba as the Chicago Tribune A PROTEAN BEGGAR Pnnihment A bright flush overspread the face of the young giri in the pink shirt waist who sat in the grand stand as the stalwart young man who had played in the tield in the first ffSlf of the inning stepped to the plate bat in hand Line er out old man Three base Good boy hit Home run Hit it in de nose Swat it good an hard sung out the cranks The stalwart young man carelessly lifted his cap replaced it grasped his bat with a firmer hold moved it in graceful circles over his shoulder while the pitcher was doing the preliminary mysterious juggling with the ball that marks the high priced player and as the leather sphere it is the correct form to call it a leather sphere came toward him like a rifle shot he swung his bat Ah groaned the crowd He had tanned the air This phrase is also the correct form ball mysteriously again it came like a rifle shot again the young man at the plate swung nis bat And again the crowd groaned Ah The high priced catcher rolled the ball carelessly down to thud put on his mask came close behind the bat spread his high leg9 apart placed his hands on his knees leaned forward and made an imperceptible signal to the high priced pitcher The vast crowd held its breath Which is also the correct thing to do at a critical moment like this Like a shot the ball sped toward the plate With a mighty lunge the young athlete swung his bat a third time It smote only the air Another groan burst from the crowd He had not only struck out but put the side out Mr Spoonamore said the young worn an in the pink shirt waist turning with pale cheeks and flashing eyes to the pimply faced young man who sat by her side I said no to you the other day I say ves now I will marry you whenever you like Chicago ¬ i WOMEN WHO EARN THEIR UViNG J3 SMjjL f m ¬ future state Jones I guess theyve got 4t aboul right I was there once in August and 1 saw the people Hope I wont go there when J die X Y World An Kfla ri The debilitating drains and discharges which weaken so many women are caused by Ca- ¬ tarrh of the distinctly feminine organs The sufferer may call her trouble Leuchorrhoea or Weakness or Female Disease or some other name but the real trouble is catarrh of the female organs and nothing else a radically and perma- ¬ nently cures this and all othei forms of Catarrh It is a positive specific for female troubles caused by catarrh of the delicate lining of the organs peculiar to women It always cures if used persistently It is prompt and certain Pe-ru-n- N I 1 said Miss Cayenne yot saw the show places of the French capital as all tourists do But did yov mingle with the people there and get Did really acquainted with the city you see Paris proper Xo answered Willie Wishington To tell the truth I didnt think Paris ever was that way Washington Star Of course Impression Miss Polly Frame Meade Akui iij IXISlil x wir i Almost a Genius Bill Dont you think that man Daubs is a clever artist Jill Hes the worst that ever happened Oh yes I know he cant paint any And yet you call him clever SAVED THE SECRET Why yes he sells some of his pic- ¬ Now look here my man 1 was pass tures Yonkers Statesman He Hoodwinked His Trusting WIfey Irg this way yesterday and saw you Out at What n Fearful Coat Her Promine with crutches and a placard saying you eone he trembling cried And when Im to Himself vwre lame Will you remfmbr me ¬ Quite true sir but business is busi I will the wtary girl replied He had been out late When he reached ness and you know the public must Just try it once and see his residence the church clock was chiming Chicago Daiiy Xews have variety Judv five Heavy weary disgusted he opened ¬ Tribune He Is Learning Now Agent The Barlows havent asked for a cent s worth of repairs this spring What do you think of that Landlord Im not surprised Barlow got a house through a trade a few weeks ago and is so busy filling the wants of a tenant of his own that he has forgotten about bothering us Chicago Evening News She has made her own hat and she looks in the glass While the anxious frown on her brow in ¬ creases Che nan carefully put it together alas For the other women to pick it to pieces Judge No man who has ever seen the light ¬ The Inevitable XOT WITHOUT DEFENSE Mere Imitations ning flashing across the sky observed Uncle Allen Sparks coming out of his reverie will wonder at any crooked ¬ ness in these electric lighting com ¬ panies Chicago Tribune A Them edi- in distrust ters is liars every one o them Heres two columns in this paper about th good times an th piles o money layin idle an I havent taken in a cent this mornin Harlem Life Mendicant Hater of Falsehood j t Very Much Pcetiing Now Id like to retnl yov Miss Oldgirl Do you think Mr Snif kins is sincere when he writes that he my latest poem Girl YoHre mistaken if you think 1 loves me more than tongue can tell Miss Peacbblow 1 dare say Hes cant swim- - Meggendorfer Plaetter tongue tied you know Kansas City Ill foam Independent you praise youths industry Before Tis prudent now to wait Hope On And see which he is digging for Men paint Hope as an angel in thin clothes j A garden crop or bait But tis not so Washington Star Hone is the hay tied oer a donkeys nose To mak him etc ot the First Chicago Record You will regret this he said when she refused him VOICE OF THE PHIIISTIXE Possibly she replied but it will be only one of a bunch of regrets Thus was the blow softened Chi i There is an ancient and dreadful sword in China It gives to the man who happens to the front door with some difficulty and soft hold it the power to cut off the head of any ly toiled up the stirs entering the bed one he wishes without danger of punishment All people flee from this sword as chamber with elaborate caution fearfully as stomach ills flee before the ap- ¬ Thank goodness she was asleep He dropped into a chair and without proach of Hostetters Stomach Bitters taking oft his coat or hat began to remove This famous remedy cures all forms of stomhis shoe One he placed with great care ach troubles beginning with constipation upon the floor but alas as he took off the and ending with liver or kidney disease It other it slipped out of his hand and fell will be found in all drug stores and it al- ¬ ways cures with a loud noise Wifey awoke on the instant She locked at him and then at the sumA Misfit mer sunlight that streamed through the The young man who prefers to owe a tailor blind rather than to wear a suit which has been Why George what are you getting up taken from the counters of a clothing store so early for says that he never cared for a counter fit Talk about reprieves anyway uoston Advertiser Why my dear replied George with the clearest enunciation of which he was Deafness Cannot Be I found 1 couldnt capable sleep so I by local applications as they Cured reach eannot thought Id get up and go out and take a the diseased portion ot the ear There is walk only one way to cure deafness and that is And out the poor wretch went dragging by constitutional remedies Deafness is himself round wearily for an hour upon the caused by an inflamed condition of the muverpe of tears and torpor Cincinnati En cous lining of the Eustachian Tube When quirer this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect bearing and when it is twiiial Vletin tiei in n Baptists entirely closed deafness n the result and Duukards Roanoke Va May 33 18991 unless the inflammation can be taken out Only c ne fare round trip vio Big Four to its normal conand rickets will lie good goinj- May 16 l JO ditionthis tube restored destroyed forever hearing will be and Si lhKi Returning good until Jane 24 nine cases of of ten are caused by catarrh Vl one stopover will he allowed on re- ¬ which is nothing but inflamed condition turn trip subject to local regulations of the of the mucous surfaces an line- over which the ticket reads For full We will pive One Hundred Dollars for any information regarding tickets rates and ease of Deafness caused by catarrh that routes and time of train- - call ou agents cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Big Four Route or address the under ¬ ISend for circulars free signed Warren J Lynch General Passenger Co Toledo O F J Cheney and Ticket Agent Cincinnati O Sold bv Druggists 7c Halls Family Pills are the best Lightning ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Chinas Powerful Sword iaaSs FOOLS HASTE IS NAE SPEED DONT HURRY THE WORK UNLESS YOU USE writes Dear Mrs Pinkham I feel it my duty to write you in regard to what your medicine has done for 1 me cannot praise it si ciMinvn tr enough Since my girlhood hi iaA I I had been troubled with ir regular and painful periods and for nearly five years had suffered with falling of the womb and whites Also had ovarian trouble the left ovary being so swollen and sore that I could not move without pain Now thanks to your wonderful medicine that tired feeling is all gone and I am healthy and strong Kan 7iiyiLtf r ezzmg SAPOLIO wm MOFFETTS i m WB I Aids Digestion Regulates the Bowels Makes Teething Easy TEETHINA Relieves Bowel Troubles of Children of Any Age EETHI NA TEETHING POWDERS ft Ask Your Druggist for Costs Only 25 Cents ¬ ¬ ¬ - Was In the Wrong Office Agent My dear sir do you know how much time you lose dipping a pen into the ink Ten dips a minute means 600 dips an hour or 6000 dips in ten hours and each dip consumes Business Man Yes I know I have worked it all out And yet I rind you still writing in the old way Yes I am using the fountain pen you sold me about a month ago using it in the old way because it wont write any other way Beg pardon Im in the wrong office Good day Pearsons Weekly 000s of UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIALS SAY Permanently cures all Itching Burning Scale Scalp and Skin Diseases such as Halt Itlieum Ec lTead Chilblain Piles Burns But lenw Sc lumors Dandruff Itching Scalp Falliiyr llalv thkkenine and making it Soft Silky and LuxafN ant All Face Krnntions producing a Soft Clear It contains no Beautiful Skin and Complexion Load Suiplmr Cantharides or anything injurious An casv great seller Dady canvassers to W3 a day Druggists or mail SOc Canlllaris Manufacturing Co N Y Aldrvs T MILL at makel X 1 MAXSIIKJD Act LK RIDGE ¬ cago Post o Geniim Has your son a hobby of any kind Not that I know of Then I am sorry for you and him Tie will probably never succeed in be ing singled out from among the crowd Cleveland Leader There ¬ The Killing Pjuution I do love the spring Doesnt it briiur to mind all the best and loveliest things of Life Estelle Yes indeed I havent done a thing this week but shop for shirt waists X Y Truth Janet Depended on ireums1anee How many persons can you crowd into a car I asked the conductor That depends on whether they are married folks or couples thinking Actor When I stand on the stage I about it he replied Philadelphia see nothing and am conscious of noth North American ing but the role I am playing The au fione Forever dience disappears entirely Take back your gold the singer cried Well cant blame the audi ¬ Friend It was not gold the man replied ence much for that Unsere Gesell Twas copper and ti lost I ween schaft For J dropped it in a slot machine N Y Evening Journal After His Defeat ¬ ¬ 1 An attractive illustrated and thoroughly GHK 5 WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS reliable 64 page booklet devoted to fruit cul Scsi Cough Syrnp Tastes Good Dae and Women ture along the Frisco Line in Missouri Ar in time Sold by druggists Lightning never strikes twice in the same Modesty Is I nfashionahle kansas Kanaka and Indian Territory just place The analogy between lightning and The modest man who takes a back peat issued A copy will be sent free upon appli i woian driving a nail while striking is these days is not called up higher but is cation to Bryan Snyder G P A Frisco doubtless quite accidental ANK Detroit Journal pushed out the back door to make room for Line St Louis Mo E 1760 the deadheads Galveston News WHEN WKITIWO TO ADVERTISER Do Yonr Feet Aehe nnd Burn When a man acts the fool he calls it please state taat you mw the Adverting Shake into your shoes Allens Foot Ease sowing wild oats Atchison Globe Cheap Exenrsions 1899 Best tta tat paper a powder tor the feet It makes tight or New Meeting General Assembly CumShoes feel Easy Cures Corns Bunions Annual berland Presbyterian Church at Denver Swollen Hot Callous Sore and Sweating Col May 18 to 20 Feet All Druggists and Shoe Stores sell Address Annual Meeting General Assembly Fresby it 25c Sample sent FREE terian Church at Minneapolis Minn May Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y 18 to June 1 National Baptist Anniversaries at San Francisco Cal May 20 to 20 THE MARKETS National Educational Association at Loe An ¬ Tintsp net onlv geles Cal July 11 to 14 Cincinnati Mav 8 all these meetings cheap excursion STOCK Cattle common 3 2b 25 4 For LIVE more suffer themselves but 4 50 U 4 6 Select butcher retts have been made and delegates and or less misery to everyone around To CALVES- - Fair to pood lijrht 7 25 others interested should bear in mind that 28 HuGS Coarse and heavy a i 40 them They are fretful easily each convention city is the best route to A 65 3 75 Mixed packers St Faul Ry via the Chicago Milwaukee Lipht shippers 30 worried and therefore a worry S 4 75 and its connections Choice of routes is of b 75 50 SHEEP Cnoice to LAMliS- - prinjr 6 id tj fc fered those going to the meetings on the PaLOUR Winter patent 3 75 J 4a wnen everytninq annoys cific Coast of going via Omaha or Kansas 72 GRAIN- - Wheat No t red City and returning by M Paul and Minneyou when your pulse beats ex 7v g Kolred St Corn No - mixed a S6MI apolis The Chicago MilwaukeeChicago Paul cessively when you are startled and has the short line between 2 28 Q Rv Oats No at the least unexpected sound Bye No 3 Omaha and the best line between Chicago e 1100 fell 50 to choice of the your nerves are in a bad state St Paul and Minneapolis the route PROVISIONS Messpurk ft y 50 Pioneer Limited the only perfect train in and should be promptly atten ¬ 9K Lnrd fr the world 10 BUTTER --Choice dairy ded All coupon ticket agents sell tickets via 18 Prime to choice crenmerv St Paul Ry n b 00 4 50 Nervousness is a ques ¬ Choice to fancv Chicago Milwaukee APPLES the 48 52 POTATOES Per bu For time tables and information as to rates tion of nutrition Food for CHICAGO and routes address Geo H Heaftord Gen- ¬ the nerves is what you 3 50 FLOUR Winter ratent eral Passenger Agent Chicago 111 I0 71 GRAIN Wheat No 2 rod need to put you right and t C7 SChieago spring 70 Chance for Her the best nerve food in the H ft xx cohN No 2 She says her face i her fortune 2 27 27 h No OAl world is Dr Williams Pink ORK Mess 86 Well she certainly ought to take ad- ¬ B8 Pills for Pale People LAKL--te- am 5 10 jjo 12H vantage of the new bankruptcy law Chi ¬ They give strength and NEW YOIK cago Post 3 75 a 4 io FLOl B Winter patent tone to every nerve in the ¬ Fruit Farming Along the Frisco ¬ ¬ - ¬ Nervous People Nlrrm cuse others S ¬ ¬ ¬ HAY--Prim- -- to m iiKAi N Are you a politician sir A Bhadow crossed his brow he exclaimed I thought i was one I know better now But TOOK HIM LITERALLY EVE No No 2 red mixed 2 cA i Washington Star Mixed PORK New mess LA KD Western Q 8 50 a 42 OB The Best Prescript imn for Chills and Fever is a bet tie of Ghoves Tasteless fe 3 30 751 tt 2 Chill Tonic It is simply 00 iron and quinine in a tasteless form No cure no pay Price50c You cannot always ted whether your goods are all wool or mixed goods It makes no difference if you use Putnam Fadeless Dyes They color everything 5 Think of the in pudence of that lecturer in requesting the women to re- ¬ ¬ Rcveaseful Comment ftp I - V BALTIMORE FLOUR Family C RAIN Wh--aNo 2 red Southern Mixed its No 2 white Rve No western CATTLf Fi Kt qua ty -- life has renewed its charms Mere is proof body and make despondent easily irritated people feel that a 3 CI Corn- - 70 35 7V 75 S8 vrv fh move their hats suppose he wanted every ¬ Well body to see that he is bowlegged 1 35 Chicago Record Dorcas Why do you think the new women will never be successful in their attempt to get the earh Dorcas Because my dear the good book says the meek shall intorit the Mrs Quoting Scripture Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Whea- t- No 2 red Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red HOG- 4 40 4 00 H 4 80 4 10 To Cure a Cold In One Say Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c We cling to our faults with a firmer grasp than we do to cur virtues L A W Bul letin ¬ i 28 X 75 3i to 73 37 31 dangfifer of Mr T P Watrous Miss Cora Watrous the sixteen-year-ol- d of f i Clarion St Bradford Pa was seized with a nervous disorder which threatened to end her life Krnineut physicians agreed the trouble was from impoverished blood but failed to give relief Mr Watrous heard Dr Williams Pink Plls for Pale People were highly recommended for ner- ¬ vous disorders and gave them a trial Before the first box had been taken the girls condition improved After using six boxes heTappetite returned My the pain in her head ceased and she was stronger than ever before daughters life was saved bv Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People said Mrs Watrous Her condition was almost hopeless when she commenced taking them but now she is strong and healthy I cannot recommend these pills too highly Bradford fa Era ft4 6 Pisos Cure for Consumption 1 Corn Mixed Oats--Mixe-- tioch Asthma medicine 111 April is an A No W R Williams An 11 1804 d PORK Mess LARL Steam lW 00 0J earth I Judge luck included All things come to him who waits Chicago Daily News bad Sold bv all druddists or sent postpaid by the Or Williams Medicine Co Schenectady HM Price Soptrbox6boxesZ5- Th full name is on erh natkaite Ethel I dont think Johnnie can be fond of fruit Miss Trainem 9kal the judge sharply Why not my dear answered the mild eyed No suh Because he said the other day he J has a lawyer ter do de de prisoner Ise de m dat done stole de didnt care a fig for you Fusu temlin Washington Star llitieles Rathe- - the Opposite Indignant Mother How dare you AnZiol suffer him to kiss you Marguerite Lifes all ioke some will contend Sweet Seventeen Oh there wasnt And gayeiy intense reveal an unwary friend Whenever any suffeiug about it ma dear Tit Has slipped on lucks banana peeL Etta rWathingtoji iar Infljenmms lint Precise Are you the defendant in this case paint or be Every church and schoolhouse should be Alabastine Alabastine packages have full direc Alabastine the only durable jvall coat- ¬ paper paint can paperused over used over can be jr coated only with Alabastine Hundreds tions Anyone can brush it on Ask pain place of scaling kalsomines ing takes the pound pack- of tons used yearly for this work Genu- dealer for tint card Alabastine Era wall paper and paint for walls It can be Alabastine Buy only in fiveno ages properly labeled take substitute ine Alabastine does not rub and scale oil free Alabastine Co Grand Rapids Mic used on plaster brick wood orcanvaa ¬ ¬ 8 THE BOURBON NEWS JfARIS KY TUESDAY MAY 9 18S9 11 s 8S CoLtinoed fron first page iwv iurn ninri r m i mm GOES TO THE BOTTOM It matters not how ob-¬ fll all Blood Diseases and stinate the case nor what other treatment or remedies have failed S S R blood remedies Dr J H Carpenter i ill with vetigo at the Home ot his sou Win Carpenter W M Layeon shipped a car load of good bo S of his own raising yesterday Fresh Alderny milk for sale at 15 cents per gallon T M Strongest in tbe World P URN ELL In every test mado S S fl amU tTftmmlV Readies tHo Seat p ij IIIQ demonstrates its suDerioritv over other ¬ always promptly reaches and cures any disease where the blood is in any way involved Cures the Worst Cases EverVOne Who has hurt OTnonanna nrifVi blood diseases knows that there are ments or troubles so obstinate and difficult to cure Very few remediesno ail claim to cure such real deep seated blood diseases as 8 S S cures and none can offer such incontrovertible evidence of merit S S S is not merely a tonic it The prettiest and m03t stylinh colois is a cure It goes down to the very seat of all blood diseases and gets at the foundation of the very worst cases and routs the poison from the system Itdoes and shapes in shoes at Davis Thomson not like other remedies dry up the poison and hide it from view temporarily tf Isgrigs just received only to break forth again more violently than ever 8 S S forces out every trace of taint and rids the system of it forever jurs j w lee Montgomery Ala writes Some years ago I was inoculated with poison by a nurse who infected my babe with blood taint I was covered with sores and ulcers from head to foot and in my great extremity I prayed to die Several prominent physicians treated me but all to no purpose The mercury and potash which they gave me seemed to add fuel to the awful flame which was devouring me I was advised by friends who had seen wonderful cures made by it to try Swifts Specific I im- ¬ proved from the start as the medicine seemed to go direct to the cause of the trouble and force the poison out Twenty Presbyterian Assembly Rich ooiues cured me completely Swifts tjpecinc ¬ H Letton say of the recently purchased by Perfect Range It cooks and bakes perfectly them consumes one half U68 fuel than any we ever used The ladies of the Presbyterian Church will have a social at the residence of Mrs M J Caldwell Thursdav evening Everybody fioni 7 to 11 oclock 15 ctuts invited Refreshments Mrs Hartwell of Hopkinviile Ills is vis iting relatives in the contuy Mrs Hartwpll was formerly Miss Annie Marsten daughter of the late Lyford Marsten and formerly resided near this place Mr and Mrs J CHE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY ¬ S S S FOR THE BLOOD is the only remedy that is guaranteed purely vegetable and contains no Queen Ciescent Route aud connectmercury potash arsenic or any other mineral or chemical It never fails to cure Cancer Eczema Scrofula Rheumatism Contagious Blood Poison ing lines One fare the round tip May 16th and 17th Finest traiu service in Tetter Boils Carbuncles Sores etc Valuable books mailed free by Swift Specific Company Atlanta Ga the South Tickets good till June 3d returning Ask your ticket agent for particulars SUMMER CRUISE ¬ For a take the COAST LINE to MACKINAC NEW STEEL PASSENGER STEAMERS COMFORT SPEED and SAFETY best in the country for the money Sletson the reliable soft and stiff -2 best hat in Kentucky for the mouey A complete line of ripriug hats from fifty ceuts upwards tf Price Co Clothiers The Greatest Perfection yet attained in Boat Construction Luxurious Equipment Artistic Furnishing Decoration and Efficient Service To Detroit PMinac Georgian Bag 460 Petoskeg CQicago Has achieved a greater suc cess within a period of thirty nine and a half years than has been approached by any other wCrlAl assurance organization 1CwiSg2S During this period the Queen Crescent Equitable has paid 299083 ROUTE 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 WOOL history pay highest mar ket price mond Virginia May 17 30 Howard stiff and soft hats at 3 1 Will ¬ No other 1ne offers a panorama of Four Trips per Week Between miles of equal variety and interest Day and Night Senvice Between Plenty of sacks CH1S S BRENT Toledo Detroit and Mackinac PETOSKEY THE SOO MARQUETTE AND DULUTH DETROIT AND CLEVELArVD Each Direction Berths 75c 1 Stateroom 175 Connectionsaremadeat Cleveland with Earliest Trains for all points East South and Southwest and at Detroit for all points North and Northwest 1 B BKO 3H ap tf Fare QQ HUGH MONTGOMERY Agent Paris Kentucky LOW RATES to Picturesque Mackinac and Return including Meals and Berths Appro mateCost from Cleveland 10 50 from Toledo 1635 from Detroit 1375 WANTED Sunday Trips June July Aug Sep Oct Only Every Day and Niqht Between 50000 lbs Wool vYill Cleveland Fut-in-B- ay and Toledo Detroit am23lESSS2teZ2S am Cleveland Navigation company your wool and twine pay highest market price for Call and get wool sacks ri3Wt - T gKMMg jaui v ryre w ayaggSB JUST REC PHYSICIANS AND 21 ap 6t R B HUTHCRAFT Pris Ky IVD BURGEONS ey Clark having been dissolved all those imlfbtfd to said firm are rqiired to call n the uuder sifccued at ouce aud settle Those to whom the firm is indebted wiH please present their accounts to the under signed I will coutinue in the livery ousiness at the same pjacea lower and upper stables and I solicit the patron age of all Tue firm ot Tn i Strayed cr Stolen Black horse about 14 hands high both hiud feet white blemish on right fore foot Strayed from the place of Chat Higgins on Bethlehem pike Monday night Suitable reward for infor mation leading to recovery of horse ¬ TWI3ST BFIO THE Special Spill HOOPWtlS ¬ ¬ In Their Different Departments ¬ CHAS HALEY Leeslick Ky WALTER April 18 LARK Surviving Partner 1899 The Aetna Life Insurance Co ¬ PURITY GUARANTEED FOK SALE A Sold By G N PARRIS Of Hartford Conn power Grinding Mill standard make will grind 00 to 75 bar rels of ear corn per day with 10 borse Assets Jan 1 97 f45557272 15 1 97 power Will sell cheap Liabilities Jan 3884576990 K P Barnett Surplus Jan 1 97 671150225 Paid policy holders since organization first class LH y Landman H Ohio D Paris Of No 508 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Will be at the Windsor Hotel The Aetna Life issues every desirable form of Life Term Endowment About 40 acres now in timothy on the Irou Works turnpike between Cun and Accident Insurance ningham Station and Jones X Roads at 5000 per acre Resident Agent Apjjlv to Kobt S Thompson Escon-di-i- a Paris Ky Ky or R T Ford 48 East 26th 21ap tf St New York City ¬ Land For Z ale 99 697808 01 ¬ III I A l HOVKNSl BCN3 1 i un Wl V i3vUvyY Vvji j V 7 TUESDAY April mourii 11 1899 Amnios citizexs Now is the time to bring in your engines mowers and farm machinery for reoairs Also Mower and binder blades And dont forget your lawn mowers gas and oil stoves which I will make as good as new Gas steam and water pipe fitting Steel ranges repaired All ¬ THE GREAT MAJESTIC returning every second Tuesday in each xl a vD jii VW wQ Keerrence Every leading physician Paris Kentucky niNAJESTIi MFG I MAJESTIC Jj CD JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calle Your work ie promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable WORK HORSES FOR SALE for I have 16 sale an iron gray horse hands 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 good worker and a No 1 5TUUI5 WjRfr gfy MFSCH 5TLDLIS I 1 work guaranteed KEWHAMS MACHINE SHOP Cor Third and Pleasant St Our Dry Goods Department is filled with the latest novelties of Silks for Waists Talor Made Dress Goods for Suit read to wear Shirts in black satins crepon- coverts luster and all the latent novelties of the season ALso a full line of laces embroideries underwear andhasiery Call and inspect them - f SHOES i DRY GOODS 7T Brotherhood of St Andrew The Third Annual Convention of the Kentucky State Assemby of the Broth erhood of St Andrew will be held in Christ Church Cathedral Lexington May 8th and 9th The programme will consist of addresses by prominent clergy and laymen and confersnees on the practical workings of the Brotherhood Among the speakers will be the Rt Rev T U Dudley Bishop of Kentucky Mr John W Wood of New York General Secretary of the Brotherhood of St Andrew Mr R A Robinson and Col D W Gray of Louisville Reduced rates have been granted bj all roads entering Lexington For further information address Mr W H Warren Secretary Lexington ¬ ¬ ¬ Pf HSSHh TIS STORE Our Shoe Department contains the latest in Mens Boys Ladies and Childrens Tans and Blacks in all style toes and width prices andqualitv guaranteed Come in and try a pair Our Clothing and Gents Furnishing Department is complete Everything in Mens Boys an Childrens ClothiDg It will be to your interest before purchasing to give us a visit CLOTHING CARPETS THE GREAT MAJESTIC PERRYS STOVE AND Above all a word to the ladies Before house keeping we want to say we have added a Carpet and Matting Department consisting of Wilton Velvets Moquettes Tapestry and all grades of Woolen and Ingrain Carpets We will save you money if you will give us a cell ¬ brood make money 2 Poland China sows with you pigs aud an extra good yearling boar and good all registered address ones ill on or 6t mare at Will also sell at prices that will 25 I have a complete line of the great Majestic ranges For gas fittings house furnishings plumbing metal roofing door and window screens refrigerators etc I can give the line for the least money TWIN BROTHERS EOTJRBONS BIGGEST B4RGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN STREET PARIS KENTUCKY A bt ¬ GEORGE CLAYTON Hutchison ben Ky prry Ky Pabis ymsi

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