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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): May 12, 1899

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TH CHAMP MILLER BOURBON PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MILLERSBURG NEWS Established Editors and Owners FEB l 1881 NINETEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KYM FRIDAY MAY 12 1899 Nw Notes Gathered In And About The NO 38 HARROWS Hunt GEO W STUART the large Brick Building on Third StreeL Oppo ¬ N Freight Depot site the L -- Stoddard and Hamilton Disc Harrows Steel tooth lever rows A Harrows and One Horse Harrows CORN PLANTERS Har- ¬ Black Hawk Planters with check rower and drill attachment Hamilton Planters for hand or check rower 1 horse corn drills CULTIVATORS r Jesse Letton is ill with stomach Has Located in trouble Matt Holiday retarned Monday fiom California J t8 Conuell bought eight htifers at Coal Carlisle Monday G C Guim Son of Lexiugton are buying walnut logs here Dr W V Huffman went to Coviug tou yesterday on business Mr Kader Allen and family leturned to Winchester Wednesday of his parents here Tuesday Miss Sallie Molutyre was again elected DEALER IN- - Salt Grain Baled Hay Domestic Portland Cement Building Sand Lime Sole aid FIED SEED3 OF EVERY YABIETY Agent For The Celebrated Matt Rav of Fairview was the guest MOUNTAIN ASH JELLICO Coal The best Semi cannel ever mined Brown New Departure Hamilton and Indiana Tongue Ton gueless and riders one horse Cultivators TOBACCO PLANTERS The original and only Bemis Tobacco Setters the only successful machine of its kind ever put on the market BINDERS AND MOWERS ¬ teacher in the Carlisle iScuool Dr J H Carpenter is much iui p roved also Mis Win Carpenter Jobn L tton aud R iht Gillespie are in the mountains ou a hunting trip Go to Stiles Stirman for all kinds o tomato aud Strasburg potato plants Dr Julius Parull viiited his motber Mrs A T Forsyth in Pans iueouuy Mr C U Bramlett aud wife of Carlisle visited friends here Weduesday I can f uruisb pasture for several cows near my residence J as A Butlek est Alderay milk every dav 15 jenia per gallon f M Purueli las Brashears of Newtown was here ¬ Three are wagons and there are wagons but THE OWENSBORO beats them all A complete stock of them always on hand Teleplione T -- - e ¬ Hats Shoes And Clothing AT HALF PRICE The McCormick Everybody knows them r WAGONS Old Hickory Birdsell and Olds Tuesday and Wedurfsdiy on business J as Fibber of Carlihle visited bis lnuhter Mrs J as Piummer Wednes day Mr John Mack Vimont aud Mrs Sue Sandusky visited at blue Licks Tues ¬ Every Saturday Shoes for both ladies and gentlemen 3oo Shoes for both ladies and gentlemen 100 hats for 40c and oc ijo 75c 150 day VEHICLES Of every style and at all kinds of prices R J NEELYS BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES STUDEBAKER AND MITCHELL WAGONS KRATJS CULTIVATORS MALTA MOLENE good second hand snr ry in good repair Call on T M Pnr nell It PeTy Jeff r on sold 1200 bushels of wht at to Win Mitchell of Lexington Wednesday Miss M ry Armstrong arrived Wednesday from a years residence at Meridian Miss Garrett Mann is erecting a residence on th lot purchased from T E Savage on Main street T F Brannon of Paiis agent for Moerline Brewing Co was here on business Tuesday A S Barton left Monday for New Orleans to rid Dude formerly owned A -- For Sale We mean business See our window and come in and examine our stock The quality of our goods will speak for itself ¬ WALLACES BARGAIN STORE 42 Main Street by Carpent- - r Miss Joxepnine Dorsey of Carlisle is rbe guest of Misses Leha and Lizzie McClintock near town Mr and Mrs Cbas Asbury of Min erva Ky were guests of Chas Dar nell and family Tuesday night Sanford Carpeuttr bought fifteen horses at Carlisle Monday and shipped a car load to Atlanta Wednesday Philip Mahers cart borse fell in a pond while hitched to a water cart and drowned before it could be rescued For Sale 50000 Strasburg and red Bermuda sweet potato plants 5my 4t Rufus Butler ¬ ¬ T7rtix Strawberries and Cream Use Our Jelly Wafers Vanilla Wafers Coco Honey Jumbles Raisin Cookies Coco Maccaroons We keep them fresh and nice Home made salt rising light bread every day For Sale Strasburg potato early cabbage and tomato plants at coal yard 5my 4t Samuel Dodson The ladies of the Christian Church will give a social and foot and iucb party at Mrs Fannie Porters Saturday May 20 v Hv mSSi mate WsT v Aunt Clarrissa Hamilton colored aged 80 years wife of J or don Hamilton and a well known ex slave died here Tuesday Rev Jas Boyc and family who have meets oT Roht been Thompson went to Louisville Tuesdav to visit J JOHN B CASTLEMAN M ARTHUR G RI0N 3t relatives Take your laundry to R B Boulder agent for Reeds laundry of Paris Work warranted or no charge Collar 12niy 3t bands repaired free Mr and Mrs Wm Parker of Jacl s town Mr and Mrs J is Hopkins of Little Rock Mr and Mrs Wm Bee raft of Osgood aud Mr aud Mis Thos Mc lintock were guests of Mr and Mrs Win McClintoik yesterday CLOSING EXERCISES OF THE MILLERSBURG TRAINING SCHOOL The Tenth Street Grocer LANGHAM BRECKINRIDGE sag Hi CASTLEMAjf THE TIGER TOBACCO SETTER The only setter that will put the water in the hill every time cant miss it if you try ROYAL INSURANCE CO OF LIVERPOOL You Peering Binders TWINE It Mowers and Rakes Every is smoota and strong even and long the very best pound guaranteed to run full 500 feet Oa Monday June 12th 730 p m Mis Bests Elocution class of Cadets and young ladies will give their r cital Tuesday June 13th 7 30 p m Rev J Scott Meredith Rector Protestant Episcopal Cburcb Paris Ky formerly of Virginia will deliver literary address to the Dacletian Society of Cadets Essay of graduate Cadet Jaynes Savage and conferring of Diploma followrd by a reception to the patrons and friends at thi M T S building Miipb Monday evening consisting of stnn Zobo band etc by Cadets Music Tuesday evening by The Village Choir The exercises will be given both evenings at the Opera House M The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World Does the Largest Business Transacted in Kentucky Loes the Largest Business Transacted in the Southern State BAH BEE CASTLEMAN Louisville Ky BOARD i Manager Southern Department General Offices Columbia Building Resident Agents at Paris MCCARTHY L N Special Kates i 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 header arters while in Pari J SIMS W3L SON Sunday May 28 1045 a m Bacca- ¬ laureate sermon by Rev Vaughn of Paris at opera house Sauday May 28 730 p m Missionary sermon at Methodist Church by Rev H G Turner of Covington Mouday May 20 730 p m Annual concert at the Methodist Church Tuesday May 30 1030 a m Commencement exercises and delivery of diplomas at ih Methodist Church Address by R v Turner The contest lor the nmde medal will probably be htld pv vainly Continued on eighth page ¬ ¬ Primary entertainment Saturday EXERCISES May 27 at 730 PC p m Do Dot sneeze and cough your head oft when a few doses of Dr Sawyers Wild One fie rhe round trip to Cincinnati Cherry and Tar will rare yoar cold and cough aud prevent auy fu ther lung or every Suudav bronchial complication VV T Brooks One and one third fare the ronnd trip druggist to Cincinnati May 8th to May 20th AGENTS WANTED FOR THU good five days from date of sale LIFE AND Achievements of Admiral Dewey greatest hero One fare round trip to Louisville May By Mm fthe worlds the Iif navalfriend long Hal tad 8th to 12th good fifteen days from date and admirer tit the nations idol Big gest and best book over 500 gs 8x10 of sale inches nearly 100 pages bai- - one illus ¬ One fare round trip to Louisville Kay map in colors Only 150 15th and 16th good six days from date trations Big c tmmiaaioDa uions demand of file F B Carr tree Chance of Oi lifetime General Agent J D Feexey y lick The Dominic ouipany lbap 8t Cdxou BUg Chicago Ticket Agent ¬ I i i tt 2 THE BOURBON NEWS FAU1S RY FRIDAY MAY FILIPINO No r i v ic 12 1899 it rkfx NINTH REUNION Meeting of the United Confederate Veterans at Charleston S C The Parade of the Veterans Occurred in the Afternoon After Which Memor ¬ ial Services Will Be Heid Gen Gordons Address CONGRESS MEETS quorum But Those Who Attended Were Mostly Partisans of Aguinaldo and Want Peace Possibilit 11 THE TEST MADE of Using Gnn Cotton in Shells Fired by Powder in Safety AMERICAN REGIME IN CUBA La Patria One of the Best Edited Papers in Havana Endorses It Cuba Has Trne Liberty and Progress ALMOST A FIGHT GenLuna Formed His Troops Into Battle Array With Marcardos Force ¬ He That is Warm Thinks All So cold in that they do not understand the gloiv of health This im- ¬ plies disordered kidneys liver bowels blood or brain Hood s Sarsaparilla makes 4 because it gives warm ailivho take it perfect health Thousands are dress of bunting and festoons of elec trie lights Charleston was Tuesday night welcoming the visitors and dele gat to the Ninth reunion of the United Confederate Veterans All day the railroads have been emptying the men who wore the gray and their friends into the little city which heard the first hostile shot of the war be¬ tween the states Most of the more distinguished ex confederate leaders are already in the city among them being Gens Gordon the commander-in-chie- f of the associa-¬ tion Stephen D Lee Wade Hampton Clement A Evans Cabell of Texas George P Harrison and Hardin Gen Wheeler arrived Wednesday The reunion proper beran Wednesday the only official function scheduled for Tuesday being the reception of the cruiser Raleigh which was postponed until Wednesday because of the ves- ¬ sels accident in going aground while coming up to the city Tuesday morning Tuesday night the great auditorium with a seating capacity of 7000 was taxed to hold the crowd A superb choir and orchestra furnished the musical portion of the exer¬ ¬ ¬ Charleston SC May 10 -- In gala Reports received from the insurgent line which how- ¬ ever have not been confirmed say that a meeting of the Filipino congress has been held at San Isidro There was no quorum present but in spite of this fact some business was transacted The reports add that although those who attended were mostly partisans of Aguinaldo a strong desire for peace was expressed Maj Gen MacArthur will probably remain at San Fernando until fresh troops can be forwarded to him from this city to replace some of the volunteers who have become exhausted from the long campaign Filipino riflemen to the number of 8000 are entrenched on three sides of Bacolor The Americans however are fully able to hold the city if Mondays attack was a specimen of the enemys fighting ability The United States Philippine commission has been con sidering a provincial constitution for of Negros the which island was framed by Col Smith and ¬ ¬ Manila May The Gun Was Charged With lOO Pounds Smokeless Powder to Discharge the Bronze Shell Containing 83 Pounds Wet Gun Cotton La Patria one of the best edited papers in Havana came out Wednesday with an editorial Shouts of Defiance and Hatred Were Heard on Both Sides The Soldiers Had strongly indorsing the American ad- ¬ 11 Havana May leading ¬ ¬ cises and addresses were made by May ¬ or Smyth Gen Wade Hampton and Maj Theodore G Barker The prayer was made by Rev Ellison Capers bish- ¬ op of South Carolina and a brigadier general of the confederate army Wednesday was the first day of the reunion and the occasion was also an observance of South Carolina memorial day The parade of the veterans occurred in the afternoon at the conclusion of THE COUNTY SEAT FIGHT which memorial exercises were held in Gen Gordon pre- Conrthonse of Randolph Guarded to Pre the Auditorium vent the Removal of Records El sided and delivered an address The kins Declared the County Seat memorial address will be made by Gen George Moorman of New OrElkins W Va May 11 The coun- ¬ leans adjutant general of the confedty seat fight in Randolph county is eracy Many social functions are in prog assuming a very serious aspect Elk ress in honor of the distinguished ins was declared the county seat but the order was suspended 40 days to visitors give Beverly a chance to apply for a TREMENDOUS UNDERTAKING writ of error to the court of appeals All the while Elkins citizens were pre- ¬ Nearly Seven Hundred Wagon Loads of paring to remove the records of the offices to Elkins A mass meeting was Silver Dollars to Be Moved to the held in the town hall at which it was New Vaults in Philadelphia agreed a posse of nearly 500 citizens Philadelphia May 10 The 6S000 should go to Beverly and secure the 000 of s lver dollars now in the vaults county records of the mint and postoffice buildings Beverly citizens heard of the Elkins here and which secures the issue of ites intentions and at once fortified silver certificates is to be transferred the courthouse and adjacent buildings to the recently completed vaults in the with a large armed force of citizens mint site and began Tuesday The who carried Winchesters and money is inclosed in Gb000 boxes SI 000 and were led by the famous to the box ex confederate major J F Hard ¬ The silver weighs 2040 tons and ing The Elkins mob hearing of the each wagon carrying three tons 6S0 strong guard about the courthouse at loads will be necessary Allowing six Beverly turned back but will make loads per day 113 consecutive days will another move The armed force is elapse before the final transfer shall keeping watch night and day over the The government has two courthouse and trouble is feared be made representatives at each vault and ii also represented by one guard on each BAD BLAZE IN KANSAS CITY wagon ¬ ¬ natives It is largely modeled after the constitution of California While it has many good points the commission will probably recommend a uniform government for all the provinces This constitution it is intended will give the natives self government co operating with the military regime Work on the constitution has been apportioned to the several members of the Philippine commission The report of President Schurman will give special attention to national provincial and municipal government Col Charles Denby will consider the organization of courts and Prof D C Worcester will investi gate tribal physical and commercial features in the islands All the members of the commission are consulting with resident experts ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ te dj-na-mi- New Yobk May 10 To demonstrate the possibility of using gun cotton in shells fired by powder without danger there was a test at the Sandy Hook proving grounds Tuesday which resulted satisfactorily to the government officials It will require at least two days to determine whether or not the test was a success from a scientific standpoint The expeiment was made with a Gathman fuse with a sufficient quantity of powder to burst the gun from which the charge of gun cotton was Small quantities of unexploded fired gun cotton were found after the test Heretofore the drawback in discharging gun cotton with the aid of powder has been the danger of a premature explosion The Gathman fuse is made to operate and explode the cotton by a system whose success depends upon the revolving motion of the shell To explode the shell must be fired from a gun with a rifle bore simple con- ¬ cussion not being sufficient to do it was made with a The test 15 inch Rodman gun weighing 49000 pounds 16 feet in length the walls of the gun being 164 inches in diameter The gun was placed in a pit 15 feet deep after 100 pounds of fine smokeless powder had been rammed home to be used to discharge the phosphor bronze shell containing S2 pounds of 32 percent wet gun cotton The Gathman fuse contained 9 1 0 ounces of dry gun cotton and 35 grains of fulminate of mercury The charge of powder was an exces-¬ sive one and was for the purpose of bursting the gun without exploding the gun cotton The bore of the gun was filled with wet sand the gun covered with sand and timber the pit filled in with sand and a mound of the same material five feet high was built making the depth of An electric the gun 18 feet wire connected with the gun There was an upheaval of sand and timber 60 feet in the air and the huge hole was torn in the sand A dozen pieces of the Rodman gun which had burst into small pieces were found in the sand and also some small pieces of unexploded gun cotton When an examination was made of a piece of the muzzle of the gun it was found that the inner side near the muzzle was coated with phosphor bronze from the shell and the belief is that the shell was partly dislodgedand at least reached the muzzle of the gun before the shell burst The officials who were making the test found the pressure gauge of the gun but it was so badly twisted and bent that it was impossible to tell the force of the dis¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ministration Its utterances are regarded as representing the best thought of the thinking element of the community The editorial says in part If any shadow of doubt could remain as to the absolutely imperious necessity of the expulsion of old Spanish regime in order that Cuba might have true liberty and progress it must vanish when one analyses the series ¬ ¬ Loaded Their Pieces and Were Awaiting Orders of Aguinaldo averted last Tuesday a civil war between the forces of his twe Manila May 10 Only the entreaties rival generals Luna and Mascardo They were actually drawn up in battle array This and a positive confirmation ol the news that Luna has been dangerously wounded in the shoulder in the battle of Saint Tomas are the most important items of intelligence brought by the army gun boats Laguna de Bay and Cavadonga which returned Tuesday from a brisk expedition up the San Fernando river It was immediately before the battle of St Tomas that the insurgents so nearly arrived at the point of begin ning to exterminate one another Gen Luna when he- saw that an engagement with the American troops was inevitable sent back an aid pott haste to Badolor where Gen Mascardo was demanding reinforcements Mascar os reply v as that he would take orders from no one but Agui-¬ naldo This defiance so infuriated Luna that in spite of the impending conflict with the common enemy he took 1500 of his soldiery and made a forced march to Bacolor intent on chastising his comrade in arms Mas cardo was will ng andodered his com ¬ mand into line of battle Shouts of hatred and defiance were heard on both sides Outside the opposing forces the insurgent camp was all con fusior Aguinaldo who was terrified by the situation ordered his chief of staff Col Arguelles to make peace at all hazards The soldiers had loaded their pieces and were waiting for orders to begin the onslaught when Arguelles galloped between the lines frantical ¬ ly waving a flag of truce There was an angry conference between him and the rival generals Aguinaldo was drawn into it With all the intensity at his command he begged Luna and Mascardo not to plunge the iilipino forces into civil strife at a time when they were al ready broken and demoralized by suc cessive defeats at the hands of the Americans His entreaties prevailed for the time being Gen Luna sullenly returned to the front after the com ¬ manding general had provided him with reinforcements and ordered Mas ¬ cardo to be court martieled for not having tent them at first ¬ ¬ ¬ - of phenomena developed before our sight day by day We are eliminating JcdSaMaj ITJVJJin Evidence Mr lUflAiMGbuMflU nM traditional impediments and getting rid of the apparently impassable obstacles which four centuries of evil training in political administration had thrown in our path La Patria goes on to contrast the American method with that of the obstinate Spanish in dealing with even the simplest reforms On this point it says Formerly there was agitation among the people oceans of ink and tons ol paper were used floods of oratory were poured out and then every thing ended at Madrid in the froth of Spanish promises On the other hand in days of fruitful these though silent work we learn of the ¬ Hoods Pills cure liverjlls the non irritating uni only cathartic to take with Hoods Saraaparilla They say that a husband and wife grow to look like each other more and more all the time Witherby I have noticed how handsome you were getting to be Detroit Free Press The service of the Nickel Plate Road to New York City and Boston is a demonstrat ed success The demands of the traveling public are met by providing three peeriess fast express tiams m each direction daily These trains are composed of modern first ciass day coaches elegant vestibuled sleeping 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 the Niekel Plate Road ¬ ¬ Withrrby ¬ most Kre radical forms when they ¬ published in the Official Gazette without being preceded by a magnifi cent conglomeration of orato and colored fire An order of six lines with a very short preamble will represent some bold and beneficent measure I might say that for us a thin sheet of paper separates the medieval world from the 19th century and oftentimes the writing is not indispensable to enable us to pass from darkness to light As an illustration of its argument La Patria cites the separation of church and state and draws a picture of the wild parliamentary scenes ¬ ¬ that would have occurred if sue i a subject had been agitated in the 13th century Yet this has been accomplished it says by the Americans and through this a thousand enormities have been effaced Mx An Excellent Combination The pleasant method and beneficial effects of the well known remedy Syrup OF Figs manufactured by the California Fig Sykup Co illustrate the value of obtaining the liquid laxa tive principles of plants known to be medicinally laxative and presenting them in the form most refreshing to the taste and acceptable to the system It is the one perfect strengthening laxa ¬ ¬ - Ks kjKrIm Senor Perfecto LaCoste mayor of Havana with the approval of Maj Gen Ludlow will issue a decree pro ¬ ¬ A PECULIAR COAL BARGE It Will Be Used by the Government in Loading Coal on Steamers Either at the Wharves or on Open Sea New York May 10 A coal barge unique in its design is being construct ed at the Nixon shipyards Elizabeth port N J The barge will be used by the United States Government and will load coal on steamers either at their wharves or on the open sea by a system of endless chains the coal being carried in huge buckets and weighed in tran- ¬ sit to or from the vessel The barge is 100 feet lefng and has a draught of 10 feet when loaded She is 30 feet beam and is built entirely of steal The hull is of unusual strength and will carry 1000 tons of coal ADM DEWEY WAS INFORMED Secretary Long Notifies Him That Rr Adm Watson Will Relieve Him in Com ¬ mand of the Asiatic Squadron New York Maj 10 A Washington dispatch says Secretary Long cabled to Adm Dewey Tuesday that Rr Adm Watson had been given orders to report to him and to succeed him in command of the Asiatic station when he deter ¬ He was directed mined to returned to come home on board his flagship the Olympia The department is arranging a re ¬ ception of Adm Dtwey It may be that the ships comprising the North Atlantic squadron will salute him on his arrival in New Ycrk harbor gun cotton will be found It will be devoted to tobacco some days before the task will be accomplished THE ADMISSION OF WOMEN Among those who witnessed the dead Dr Wm Murphy became intest was Rr Adm Charles ONeil chief The Old 1 ight Over the Question Renewed volved in a dispute with Charles D ordnance officer of the United States in the Annual t onvention of the Clarke over a bill which the doctor Five Story Warehouse Destroyed With a navy Catholic Knights of America claimed Clarke owed him The dis-¬ Loss of 8100000 lircman Killed pute grew heated and a fight By a Live Electric Light Wire THE INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION Kansas City Mo May 11 The was precipitated Clarke drew a Kansas City Mo May 11 The big S B Donnelly President of the Interna Catholic Knights of America who met knife at d rushing at the i hysician in annual convention here Wednesday quickly severed his jugular vein How¬ five story warehouse of the Newby tional Typograpical Union Given a with nearly every state represented ard Murphy the physicians son hear Storage Co at 1210 and Transfer Hearing Tuesday resumed the old fight over the ques ¬ ing of the trouble rushed to the sene 1218 Union avenue was destroyed by ¬ The loss is es fire Wednesday night Washington May 10 S B Don- tion of admitting women to member- with a revover and shot CI rke to The ware- ¬ nelly president of the International ship almost as soou as the convention death Walter Clarke Clarkes broth ¬ timated at over iuuuuu house contained goods from all parts T3pographical union was before the had been called to order The law er then came up and engaged Howard committee came before the convention of the country industrial commission Tuesday Re- with majority and minority reports Murphy in a duel Pistols were used The fight was a vicious one and re ¬ James F McNellis a fireman fore- ferring to the strike of the stereotrpers man of No 4 Truck company was in Chicago last year Mr Donnelly said the majority favoring the admission sulted in the death of both youn3r men killed After the falling of a rear wall it was a failure because it did not have of women After a debate that McNellis and five other firemen went the sanction of the general order He lasted until late Wednesday night a LEBANON TENN IN TERROR in upon the debris with a line of hose thought strikes were diminishing The vote was taken and the women were The foreman came in contact with a witness estimated that there were defeated The final vote was 274 in Blob of Masked Men Enter the Jail in Search of Prisoner One Taken to live electric light wire that had been about 4000 Morganthaler machines in the affirmative and ITS in the negative As the proposed amendment required the Country Another Feca pes carried down from the roof of the the United States and said they had a twe thirds majority to carry the building and was instantly killed displaced about 12000 workmen Lebanon Tenn May 10 A mcb of champions of the women were van ¬ The printers had accepted machin50 terrorized this place at THE FRENCH ARE AROUSED ery in their work as inevitable but he quished An effort to reconsider the an masked menTuesday morning First early hour vote will be made Thursday considered them detrimental to their the jail was visited and Ewing Hodge M Dumarais a Frenchman Assassinated business under existing circumstances By the Filipinos While Negotiating HE SAYS IT IS GAMBLING who is acharged with attempting to ¬ Mr Donnelly opposed the incorporamurder white woman was demanded for the Release of Spaniards of trades unions because he was The Iowa Supreme Court Decides That tion Being assured by a search of the The banking New York May 11 A dispatch to afraid of the courts jail that Hodge had been spirited away Notes on Hoard of Trade Deals Caa to safety the members turned its at the Journal and Advertiser from Ma S3stem seems to permeate every Not Be Collected have assas thing he said Not only legislatention to the city workhouse There nila says The insurgents M Dumarais a Frenchman Dks Moines la May 11 The su- Bill Dibble and Leslie Hndgins two tures move in the direction indicated sinated who had crossed their lines under a by the bankers but the eourts must preme court of Iowa Wednesday decid- ¬ Negroes accused of attempting to ed that a note cr account for moneys force themselves into Mrs Maces flag of truce He was negotiating do the same thing involved in board of trade deals can home were confined and they were with the Filipinos for the release of They Flee From ma pox bg collected at law in this state the Spanish prisoners This action Clakksvillk Tenn May 10 Phos- notW Clifford gave a note for S425 to soon in hands of the mob E by the Officers attempted to interfere and may cause a demonstration phate mine owners of the Mount Pleas- J T James Co of Des Moines to in the mix up Hudgins escaped French Then ant vicinity are alarmed for iear they pa for margins advanced b the firm Dibble was hustled into a spring Insurgents With Machine Gang will not have sufficient hands to operNkw YoBK May 11 A dispatch from ate mines as the smallpox scare has The note was sold to the Peoples sav wagon and started to the country The court Nothing further is definitely known The insurgents nave caused colored miners to leave by the ings bank which sued Manila says succeeded in landing ten machine guns hundreds to escape vaccination and the holds that the transaction was purely but it is rumored that the Nerrro es cam bl ing caped with a severe beating at Capiz island of Pana disease ¬ hibiting the wearing of undershirts exposed that is uncovered by outer shirts or coats in public places door ways windows or balconies under penalty of imprisonment at hard labor in the discretion of the court As teamsters mechanics and most laborers are accustomed to work in undershirts with short sleeves the decree is likely to increase the use of profane lan guage and harsh expressions among the lower classes It is a revival of the municipal ordinance of 1S94 which had Another decree not been enforced has been issued prohibiting smoking charge With in street cars and omnibuses A score of laborers were set to work reference to the latter La Lucha said to dig down to the pit where it is be- Thursday that such an order is petty lieved a large mass of the unexploded and unreasonable among a population ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ FATAL DISPUTE OVER A BILL Four Men are Dead in the Fight Which Was Precipitated The Fight II as a Vicious One ¬ Meridian Miss May 10 A deplor-¬ able tragedy was enacted at Okolona Miss Tuesday night The details as CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN FRANCISCO CAL received 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gtsti to CTJK Tobacco al drusHatit ¬ ¬ ¬ Winchester Imped ngTtiUN OnCLL l3Y2fMflHK Used bvAlltke jjampion Shots fjttt Jem Name on a Postal Cmd for 152 page Illustrated Qtalooub SHOOT ¬ News received Boston May Attempt to Blow Up a Street Car Sable island states that the sea from May 10 At 11 ored revival meeting here Wednesday Dulutii Minn oclock Tuesday night rioters attempt ¬ a dozen members were taken deathly French expedition to Fashoda has has made such inroads during the last very ed to blow up a West Duluth street car sick and Rev John Donnoway died in been killed by marauders while return ¬ winter that its 1S02 a existence is in Since with dynamite There were ten pas a few hours after drinking poisoned ing with his expedition between Addis danger carefully kept wreck register which shows has been s ngers in the car and they all received buttermilk Two other preaehers can Abeba the capital of Abyssinia and more than 150 wrecks slight bruises Eas Jiboutil on the sea coast not live Injured in a Boiler Explosion flouring Mill Gritted by Fire Two Students Drowned An Income Tax Trenton X J May 11 Three men Lansing Mich May 10 The senate Zanesville O May 10 The large Elkhakt Lake Wis May 11 flouring mill owned by Daniel Snyder Alex Vollrath of Sheboygan and H Tuesday afternoon passed an income were seriously and two probably fatal- ¬ at Dresden burned down Tuesday D Elvers of Baltimore two students tax bill which provides for a tax of ly injured Wednesday by the explosion morning It was caused by spontan of Mission House college were drown one fourth of one per cent on all in of a boiler at the works of the New Jersey Iron Steel Co Loss 630000 insur ed Wednesday while boat riding eous combustion comes of 1000 and upwards 11 ¬ ¬ Draak Poisoned Buttermilk Buena Vista Ga May 11 At a col- ¬ Death of Maj Marc hand is Rumored PARIS May 10 It is rumored here that Maj Marchand the leader of the Sable Island in Danger Ithaca Not a CandidateN Y May 10 Prof Benja - ¬ min Ide Wheeler of Cornell university whose name is mentioned anrono- the O candidates for the presidency of the University of California said Tuesday that he is not a candidate for the posi ¬ kitfSTfB Repeating hms L 180 WiNCHCsneAvE AiwttwiN Conn tion Gen Henry Leaves for the United States COLLEGE HILL ASSEMBLY - San Juan Porto Rico May 10 Maj Gen Guy V Henry the retiring- gov ernor general of Porto Rico left fo the United States Tuesday on board the transport McPherson ¬ nder the direction of the Cincinnati College Hill Inc Lectures on Literature Social settlement by Prof P V N Science Slfstory Prof J G sod Kconomlcs S Van Cleye and Porter Prof J mkuy otlu is Located iu buildings of Ohio Mil Irst In one of the most beautiful auburba of Cincinnati a week up Opens Sat July 6 closet Board from Aug 9 For circular snd Information address tv K E ICHMEIDEB Business 3Isnsffer Station 0 CNCINNAT 0 ance 815000 1 V -- i THE BOURBON NEWS PA1US KY FRIDAY MAT THE GOOD BYE KISS A KISS -- 12 1899 and hft tnnk a hamb wo a Ana her heart grew suddenly lighter jviuoa iu coior a day Yet the dull gray morn seemed brighter or hearts are such that a tender touch May banish a look of sadness A small slight thing can make us sing But a frown will check our gladness T he cheeriest ray along our way Is the little act of kindness And the keenest sting some careless thing That was done in a moment of blindness We can bravely face life in a home where strife No foothold can discover And be lovers still if we only will Though youths bright days are over Ah sharp as swords cut the unkind words That are far beyond recalling When a face lies hid neath a coffin lid And bitter tears are falling WTe fain would give half the lives we live To undo our idle scorning Then let us not miss the smile and kiss When we part in the light of morning San Francisco Call ii musketeers also made forward and fired and before we had proceeded 20 yards farther it seemed that not fewer than 100 buccaneers were either slain or wounded This could not last The enemy was having it all his own way and unless we could lay us all dead or drive us off the field A man in front of me swung out and fell sidewise on the grass A ball struck the stock of Mac lvrach musket and as I turned my head to make sure that Mr Tym was safe I felt a sharp spiteful rap on my own head¬ turn upon him soon he would ¬ piece Paul Cradde was a little way on my right and he had begun to swear when a shout went up from those in front and with great suddenness the whole command came to a halt I saw three or four of the captains running out into the field and in a moment their ago several commands were following I was glad to give over with this and them and now we were wheeled short lay for awhile quietly Mr Tym sat and faced toward the city down in the door of the hut and began A sort of growl of relief and satisfacto care for his arms and I was on the tion went round for at last this play- verge of falling asleep Of a sudden ing as living targets was over We there was a far off noise of shouting looked to our priming and brought followed by a long drawn agonized forward our bandoliers scream Keep close cried Mr Tym in my What I cried starting up has the Jy-ear This will be the most desperate fiends work begun already H CovteujO P business of all Copyright 1SJG by I Apple en Co It would seem so he said with a All rights reserved White arms and pieces of eight I conceive they are putting sigh roared Paul Cradde some poor creature to the torture SYNOPSIS Aye aye shouted a man near me Doubtless Morgan will have an early Master Ardick just reached his majority The trumpets sounded a quicker note word concerning treasure and also and thrown upon his ov n resources after and we broke into a run seek to learn of traps and snares stating his case to one Ilouthwick a ship I could glance between the heads master is shipped lis second mate on the Would that God might blast him and ¬ ¬ ¬ i True said I that will be wise But now what of the fortunes of the day It would eeem that we had won but in what sort Have we taken the city Well if you will talk said he shaking his head I trow you may as well have the whole story Aje we have beaten the enemy and taken the city Nevertheless Morgan has for a little withdrawn fearing as it is said mines poisoned water and other snares but I think in reality not desiring to trust the men He will be for waiting till their blood is a little cooled and he can be sure of obedience Well said T a little wearily and withal my head fetching a pang tell me one other thing and I am content How has it gone with Mac lvrach Not so much as scratched he anHe was here but a little time swered ¬ to engirdle xlie city cut snci was the fervor of the sun that the movement was performed slowly and with a general mien of listlessness At last it was completed and then a little company was to be seen at short intervals with guards walking between and at one point Morgans headquarters with a body of two or three score in attendance Mac lvrach had been summoned to take his place with the other guards leaving Mr Tym and me together Why this latter arrangement was made we did not then learn About nightfall Mac Iraeh returned having been relieved and then we were told that Phibbert had been ehosen captain in place of Pradey and that it was to his good nature that we owed Mr Tyms exemption from guard a - ¬ U a dappled gray horse foaled Oct 20 1892 ¬ ¬ bred by Jacob P Sleight of Lans¬ ing Mich stands 16 hands high and weighs 1760 pounds This is the only imrely bred and registered Percheron stallion ever offered to the public in Kentucky He came from the Oaklawn Farms owned by M W Dnnkain of Wayne Ills the largest breeder of Percheron and French Coach horses iu the world and the owner of more prize winners than any other breeder in France or America STEPHON PEDIGREE 20404 ¬ In the fray one of tin crew Is kiiled and Ilouthwick Is Been to fall The captain is found to be di Industry bound for Havana Mr Tym the supercargo descrh s a sail The strange vessel glres chase but la disabled bj Industrys guns huts stood out in front some paddocks or cattle yards ran along in the rear and still back of these in front of me and see what sort of place we were approaching Five or six little all his foul crew I cried in fiery in- ¬ dignation Recorded with pedigree iu the Percheron Stnd Book of America Gray foaled October 20 1892 got bv Ktridat 7112 2463 dam Abydos 96fr 869 by Romulus 873 785 2d dun Elise by Duke dk Chartkes 162 721 STkADAT 7112 2463 by Passe- - Partout 1402 out of Bicho 12004 by a son of Coco 11714 Passe Partout 1402 by Comet 104 719 out of Sophie by Favori I 711 he by Vieux Chaslin 713 out of LAuiie by Vieux Pierre 894 he by Coco 712 Comet 104 719 by French Monarch 205 734 out of Suzanne by Cambronne French Monarch 205734 by llderim 5302 ont of a daughter of Vieux Pierre 894 etc Ilderim 5302 by Valentin 5301 out of Chaton by Vieux Pierre 894 etc duty Valentin 5301 by Viex Chaslin 713 he by Coco 712 out of Poule by Sandi Night finally drew on and the watch Coco 712 by Mignon 715 out of Pauline by Vieux Coco fires of the guards were lighted The Miqnon 715 by c 739 moon had not yet risen and the mount- Coco II 714 by Vieux Chaslin 713 etc out of La Grise by Vieux Pierre 883 ing flames driven presently by a wind Romulus 873 785 bv the government approved stallion Romulus son of Moreuil out of Fleur dEpine by the government approved stallion Cheri he by from the sea flared up with a land- ¬ Corbon ward slant and partially obscured with clouds of smoke the white walls STEPHON will make the season of 1899 at oar place Ah miles West of Paris on of the outlying houses In the directhe Hnme pike at the low price of tion of the harbor there was a pale A ViRAAxro radiance showing where the ships and 11 FERGUSON E J doubtless the quays had been set off Paris Kentucky with prudent lights The city itself was nearly quiet Now and then a dog barked or a horse could be heard gala loping along a hard street and once a bell rang and we heard the faint sweet sounds of a chant as it might be the priests were tunefully asking mercy of God but there were few other sounds through the night than these ¬ Jean-le-Blan¬ ¬ SIS To InsruLQ -- In IFoal- ¬ I am now receiving full line of CARRIAGES BUGGIES SUR RIES AND PHAETONS TO BJU the Industry is litttle damaged S Ulng r first mate takes charge and puts into mouth to secure a n v mate Several days later when well out to sea an Engli merchantman u met whose captain letter a Idn ssed to Jeremiah Hop at Havana The crew oi the vessel tell strange tales of the buccaneer Morgan who is sailing under the kings commis sion to take Panama One night a litti later the English vessel bavin- proceed i on her course a bit o paper Is slipped ivo Ardieks hand by one of the sailors This t is found to be a warning of a mutiny headed by Pradey the new mate Ardick consults Mr Tym They resolve to secure the mate but Pradey eavesdropping In the cabin makes through the door and arouses the crew Capt Bellinger joins Ardick and Tym The crew break through the now barricaded door but are forced to retire having lost sevi n of their number Finding themselves now too short handed to manage the boat Pradey decides to scuthis men tle and desert the vessel iaki off in the only available boac Tir- captain supercargo and second mate soon disi their plight but hastily constructing a raft get away just before their v sw sinks The next morning a Spaniard draws near them The mar In the rigging shouts If you would board us take to your oais Be On board speedy or you will fall short they are sent forward with the crew be ing told they will be sold as Elavi 9 on r ing Panama The ships cook they find to SO a be Mac lvrach frae Tag ailoch friend Pour days later the Spaniard is overhauled by a buccaneer flying the Eng lish flag The three Englishmen and Mac lvrach plan to escape to the buccaneer on a rude raft Bellinger the last to attempt to leave the Spaniard is disabled Just after the others put off they see a figure dangling from the yard arm whom they suppose is Capt Bellinger Hailing the buccaneer our three friends find themselves in the hands of their old mate Pradey He treats them kindly and offers to do them no harm if they will but remain quiet concerning the mutiny he headed The Black Eagle Pradey ship comes to Chagre Cuba which town they find Morgan has taken undt r the English flag From her the Black Eagle with Morgani Beet proceeds to Panama In the plain before the city Morgans force is met by 3000 horse of the Spanish fa ¬ I ¬ as a long low stone building The flat roof of this was mounted with cannon and behind the rails of the paddocks were the crouching figures of soldiers A troop of horse was drawn up at the right of the long building We lowered otir heads and made - I ¬ looked out ay I think not yet a building here and there is burning Aye one of the I will trj cathedrals is ablaze learn what it means straight forward Then the enemys Here heard some people hurrying discharge broke and men went crash ¬ past and Mr Tym going a little far ing down on all sides of me Before the ther out hailed them smoke had lifted we returned 1he fire I could not distinguish what the7 and were immediately among the little said but in a moment he returned huts T threw down my gun and drew There are no orders for burning rhy sword and fetched a glance around so it is claimed yet four or five consid ¬ for Mr Tym Tie was not to be seen erable buildings including one cathe- Mac lvrach was a few paces away and v I through the smoke were some other fa miliar figures I hesitated being tilled with lively anxiety concerning the su percargo and while I delayed the last of my companions passed on T glanced hastily about not really caring to be abandoned and at that moment felt a sudden and strange shock I per ceived that T had been hit and stag gered toward a hut and leaned against it After a little interval it seemed to me that T made out the shape of a human figure breaking through the smoke I could see but dimly but I thought the man was Pradey - Mr Tym composed his lips as though to assent but did not answer 1 said I smell smoke after a little Will they be burning the town He stepped to the door of the hut and CONTINUED CHIVALRY AT CHAPULTEPEC The True Heroism of n mis Hteals- sililii Soldier ii That Ilis- torU Battle ¬ -- ¬ ¬ CHAPTER XIV OF THE CONCLUSION OF MY ADVEN ¬ TURE AND THE FALL OF THE CITY LIKEWISE OF THE STRANGE THING THAT HAPPENED THEREAFTER I made a kind of dreamlike effort to come back to myself and for an instant half succeeded The advancing figure came out plainer I saw the face and it was indeed Pradevs 1 struggled to keep it steadily in view but it insist ed on swimming in with the puffs of smoke and as my giddiness increased it lost all shape and outline I must have slipped from my position against the hut at this point for things gave a kind of upward flash in particular one object danced out like a bright piece of steel and then I was conscious of a hard jolt and all was blackened out The next that I am able to recall is a ¬ ¬ ¬ could describe with clearness and pre cision what followed Unfortunately it is beyond ray power It was all a whirl and a maze of figures and the putting in and breaking of clouds of imoke and beyond that little but some clattering of swords and guns and much jostling about 1 was not in the front rank and could only step this way and that as my companions ad vanced or retreated and beyond once discharging my gun did no actual lighting it was soon over and I saw that the enemy had broken After them and take some prison- ¬ ers Morgan roared I was immediately left in a little clear space with only Mr Tym and Mac lvrach near at hand The others had made a dash after the ikying Span¬ ¬ CHAPTEK XIII Coxtin led It would be much to my mind if I great swaying and swinging sensation followed by an abrupt pause and then a little cold shock I opened my eyes ¬ iards In this respect they were unhurt were more fortunate than 20 or so of our mates Nine or ten of these were killed outright and the others were doubled up with pain or sitting about bloody and bewildered The smoke gradually thinned out and I looked toward the city I saw the Spaniards slowly but doggedly re¬ My two companions like myself wheel and fire a desultory volley Our advance men were at their heels but lid not pursue far for having taken five or six prisoners they let go a parting shot or two and returned Morgan now harangued us briefly saying that victory was assuredly within our reach and that we had but to put forth one more effort to secure it This speech being well received he left a guard of 200 with the wounded and also to act as a reserve and led the rest to the attack Mr Tym Mac lvrach and myself were included in ¬ treating stopping at intervals to enemy and at once received their fire losing ten or twelve in killed and sev eral wounded Then of a sudden Mor gan sprang to the right and we wheel ing after him he led us almost at a run from the road into the meadow I im mediately perceived what he would do which was to avoid the forts and this strong front of the town and at tack a weaker place To effect this he iiad feigned to make an assault thereby holding the main force of the cne aiy where it was It was soft footing and we ran rather heavily but still we were mak ing some progress when the foe trained their cannon on us and though we were in loose formation they brought down well nisrh a score Their ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ this assaulting party We marched directly toward the ¬ j j I and found a wet cloth on my forehead the ends hanging down on my cheeks I put up my hand and drew the cloth away As I cleared my eyes a figure close by stepped forward and I per ceived with joy that it was Mr Tym He was in his fighting gear wanting only t lie headpiece and seemed to be quite unhurt He smiled as I stared up at him I said You arc safe then To be sure and you also It was but n little furrow turned along the skull but might easily have been serious Nay but you had best remain where you tire he pursued as I would have risen There is some hea in your in this weather it were easy wound and to provoke fever I perceived the wisdom of this advice and settled back in my plaee I glanced about however and saw that I was in a sheher made of the rails of one of the neighboring paddocks covered with palm thatch By the brightness of the sun that came n at the door and the oppressive heat I gtiessed that it must be nigh noon My thoughts seemed now to fall into their natural order and I made haste to question him How does it happen that I am here and in what manner was I de I said livered from Pradey he answered I killed the villain It were best that you did quietly overmuch now he went on not talk but to satisfy you I wfll say that I missed you and t urned back and found you wounded ami with Pradey making in upon you I had scant time but fired and was fortunate enough to send a ball through Ids head Then I dragged you a bit aside and presently was able to secure the aid of one of the men when we brought you hither This was greet news to be sure in espechil the pari that related to Pradey and 1 vas content to remain silent a moment and reflect upon it Then that villain is gone Surely we have reason to rejoice I said at But how think vou will the last Do they other buccaneers take it know the manner of his death Nay and it were best that they should not answered Mr Tym low- ¬ ering his voice Let it seem that he died in action ¬ ¬ ¬ The war with Mexico is a part of our martial history Ta lot and Scott and Davis and Lee fjaau out of it immortal The epic of tha great struggle was the storming oi Lhapul tepee That frowning fortress was the Gibraltar of Mexico Its massive walls seemed impregnable But American daring halted at no obstacles and an intrepid band of volunteers was chosen to scale and assault it Among the first of the dauntless few who braved their way through shot and shell to the fortress on that dreadful day was a young Mississippian handsome as Alcibiades proud confident and thrilling with patriotic fervor He was among the first if not the first to scale the wall and sword in hand dashed along that storm swept rampart in advance of all his fellows to cut down the waving flag of the enemv and reap the immortality of the He was the first to reach the deed flag his sword was raised when he heard swift footsteps behind him He paused turned and saw his commanding officer to whoyi he was tejiderly attached and deeply obligated And then this gallant Mississippian without a moments hesitation with the bow of a Chesterfield lowered his sword and with the point at rest stood aside while his friend and com manding officer cut down the flag of Mexico and was bulletined for the laurels of that splendid day In the history of battles there was never mere gallant more ehivalrit I thought it was Pradey deed than that And the real hero ol Morgan has or- Chapultenee maimed and gray but dral are in flames dered the people of the town to fight glorious still sits just before me here the fire and some of the buccaneers to night in the person of my noble have been detailed to lend aid and beloved friend Gen William S The smoke smells wondrous Walker of Atlanta From an Address strong I observed by John Temple Graves in Atlauta I think that comes from the burn- ¬ ing of a few outlying huts Tramping for Fan he anThey are but a short space swered Not long ago three shabby tramr from here Nay they are nigh where musicians played on the terrace o I found you a hotel in a fashionable watering plac I might have been roasted as well in Germany after which one of then had you not searched me out I said took up a collection in his hat A with a long breath Yet tell me how famous physician who was preserr near adjacent to the city are we recognized in one of the shabby looking It is the space where the paddocks fellows a former comrade whe stood he answered The men have had served with him in the same regi sulhd the rails down and converted ment 0 years ago Astonished anc them as you see into frames for huts pained he approached the poor fel Phibbert and the man I told you of low full of sympathy but soon hf helped me build this one burst into laughter The three mei Phibbert is no bad fellow I said turned out to be a high Berlin poliet gratefully And as for you truly official a sculptor and a doctor wh how am I indebted to you had conceived the original idea o Speak not of it he said lightly I traveling as Bohemian musician am indebted to you also through all the watering places tc We were silent a moment and in the earn money for a monument ft interval I could hear the confused Brahms the composer in Berlli noises and cries from the town They slept for three or four pfennig though to my vast relief no more per night in lodgings of doubtful char shrieks acter and had many amusing advcn Do we quarter in the place to- ¬ tures Several times they were arnight I finally asked rested on suspicion but the Berlin ofMorgan says no he answered He ficial always got them free N Y Su7 will wait till the morrow Alas and I dread that time Savauea Suicide And how long will their hells work The notion that savages do not cou last I said despondently mit suicides has often been exploded He heaved a sigh and began to pace Lionel Decle says in his new book on up and down which showed how deep savage Africa that among the Barotae ly he was moved though his judgment north of the Zambesi a man will kill told him it was to no purpose I sighed himself on the tomb of his chief fancy in response and fell silent my spirits ing that he hears the dead man cal not a little depressed him and bid him bring him water It seemed that Morgan continued to N Y World his resolution to withdraw1 his forces Immortalized from the city till the next day this ex She Why dont you try and ifc cepting only two or three companies good that should search for any concealed something for the use of mankind He Whats the my name wil fighting mn and should also seize and live forever man the few ships in the harbor The She And why rest of his command he meant to place He Because its Jones Philadel about the landward part of the city phia Tress gqardthg it that none should escape All this I may sa in a word was Critleai done Lit tie resistance was offered to That musieai young mans voic U our searching party and injVed it was remarkable for its volume isnt it soon found that the governor and remarked Mrs Blvkfns those of his captains who were unhurt Volume echoed her husbard as well as many of the soldiers had in- ¬ when he gets to telling you what he continently fled So my vengeance and knows its a whole library Wath that of my companions on the haughty ington Star Don Perez de Guzman must at least be In Dear Old Paris put oft 1 remained Mrs Lakeside Gareong garcong in the hut during the day Indeed the heat was terrible and don don don dun donnez moi why dont you waiters understand it would have been a bid for a fever for oh Now and English me to have ventured out politely Why doesnt Waiter I went to the hut door and thence then it j could sec the men extend their lines so madam speak Harpers Bazar 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Raea Wagons of M Erode work 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 JKMES 1H H H HACGKRD - Cor High and Fourth St3s cfKCfHvrr - Paris Ky ttxttw zn LvMkiy- mmemmm as KA CfWJAW - at m 2r s M Florida Havana Solid trains finest in the South Cincinnati to ¬ m TAMJV i SAVANNAH jACKSwrciut kiiAucuirNt Jacksonville daily via the Queen and Crescent and connecting lines Through connections to Tampa Miami or Mew Orleans with fast Steamer Service to Nassau Key West Havana Santiago and San Juan Low rate round trip tickets STT im HEVWtiTi A 1IAMI ¬ l AVA Kl A nANAVAS Jv --- The Train Service is per- ¬ fect in detail Fast schedules 24 hours to Jackson ¬ urn OEHFJEti ville PArt 54 hours Cincinnati Havana to SANTIAGO y IWCiilNEARSON KINSSTOr Cincinnati GPA -- N C- - FISHER Lite insurance Policies Attorney-At-La- w Paris Kentucky Office on Broadway BOUGHT FOR CASH Phone up stairs 2 doors West of Bourbon News H S STOUT Paris Ky 53 GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN Will Kenney Physician Phone 136 H- - D Furniture Window Shades Oil i Surgeon Sfcs lot lis Carpets Mattresses Etc on Crosia1 affonfin uon n rTrwt rf oV iog and Repairing Office Fourth and Pleasant Office Hours 7 Main Street Paris Ky ¬ 6anfir tf to 10 a m 2 to 4 p m 7 to 8 p m TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAW NO GAS W NO COCAINE -- KMTfl 111 1 11 ¬ NON UNION AGENTS RELIABLE FUSE MSUUHffi illli IRMSPARGKR A simple application to the gams nsed only by me and acknowledged by tha pnblic to be the best and easiest and absolutely free from any after effects Catephoric treatment for painles AT LOW KATES 5 BROADWAY PARIS KY 2lma99 tf det ox teem Upper and lower- Silver fillings Gold fillings Gold crowns o - uj SriFLIING- 1899 - 1V00 50ct- up 1U0 up 50 Painless extraction 500 eta Trees Plants Vines J Hours B 321 Main St Fruit and Ornamental Trees Shrnbe Small Fruits and even thing for Orchard Lawn or Garden We employ no agents btj sell direr t at reasonable prices Strawberry atd Tree Catalogues on application to Paris Ky opj Court house 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Mi 0 D S Telephone 79 Insurance in the Hnrst Home only cost the policy holders fifty cente on th hunurd dollars dnrintr tb year 1897 GW I H F HILLEXMEYER Telephone 97ft Lkxxsqton Ky Hiler Agent Ptxia Ky m 4 THE EOUREON KEVE PAEIS KY FRIDAY MAY 1111111011 12 1899 TIE IERI 18811 NUPTIAL KngageinentH KNOTS ¬ GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Nine eeuth Year Established WALTER CHAMP BBDCK MILLER P iblithtd ier t Tueaanv mut Prita bj BftttOtt An eighty year old fool of Lincoln her daughter w Mukt all Check Aioiti Orvfit ec county who has just buried his fourth ayable to the oi der rf uv Millek wife wants to marry a sweet sixteener Nat Goodwin aud Maxine Elliott pooh Dr J W Reese and Miss Mary will make their appearance iu London ANNOUNCEMENTS An American ritiz u G trnett both of Cyuthiaua were mar They will play r nd Wednesday uitjht at the Palace and The Cowboy and the Lady FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Hotel iu fiucinnati We re anthorizfil to amonnce John It is The Kansas ity HWMsays Mrs Anna E 4eorare of Cantou re 8 Smith of Bourbon Conuty as a can didate for Attorney jr nernl srbjnct to generally understood by tbeir uiauy cently acquitted on the charge of mur the action of the Democratic party friends that the weddings of Miss der delivered her first lecture at Steu E iz ibeth Brent and Mr Charles Fred D9uville O to an audience of fourteen erickson and Miss Martha Brent and people FOR MAGISTRATE We are authorized to anuounce Thos Mr Samuel Clay of Paris Ky are P Woods hp a can lidnte for re election events of the near future Miss Rosa Storker a pretty Evan as Magistrate ot the Pari Precinct miIj The marriage of Mr Forres Letton ville Iud girl died the other day from ject to the action of the Democratic a very worthy and well known youag peritonitis caused by excessive cake party farmer of nar Paris to Miss Susie walking She was a graceful girl and We are authorized to anounce J W near Thomas Jr as a candidate for Mag- Nichols a lovely young lady livingafter- indulged in cake walking nearly every istrate of the Paris precinct to fill the the city was celebrated yesterday niht unexpired term of R J Neely subject noon in Lexington at the residence of to the action of the Democratic party They left for a Rev I J Spencer Emma Cilve is said to have ornere short trip immeoiately after the cereher tombstone It is to be a monnment Willa Vilky has suceeded J P mony as Calve Madame representing Hostetter as Chairman ot the Fayette Judge and Mrs Russell Mann have Ophelia and the sculptor has promCounty Democratic Committee issued invitations announcing the mar- ised to exhibit it at the Paris exposition President McKinley who has been riage of their daughter Miss Eleanor next year under a great strain since the war be- ¬ Russell Mann to Mr William Walter gan has gone to Virginia to try the Kenney The ceremony will occur on past The Kentucky Colonel says that fi h baths at Hot Springs Secretary Alger Thursday evening May 25that half eight oclock at the Christian Church are so plentiful at a dam site near Livhas been in hot water for some time Invitations have been sent only to ingston that all jou have to do is to Rear Admiral Watson a native of f riends at a distance but all of the drop a hook into the water give a j rk And the Advo Kentucky has been chosen to succeed Paris relatives and friends are invited to an 1 you hang a bass cate remarks that the fir hare iot that Amiral Dewey as commander of the to be present around Danville by a dam American fleet in Asiatic waters Ken The Kausas City World tells of the plentiful tucky is justly proud of the honor con- marriage of Miss Elizabeth Brent daugh site ferred upon her distinguished son and ter of Thos I Brent to Mr ChasFred How to Prevent Fires doubts not that he will win additional erickson in Kansas City at the home of glory if the opportunity offers The great nrmberof destructive fires the brides parents The marriage had which occur because some easily inWeather Predictions For May been set for June but the wedding was flammable mateiial such as curtains quietly celebrated on account of the pro- draperies and clothing comes in conRev Irl Hicks predictions for the grooms business necessitating remainder of May promise high tem- longed trip in the East The bride is a tact with flame may all be avoided it perature 12th to 14th Warm wave and very lovely and charming young lady people will take precaution to wash materials in a solution of phos high temperature will reach a crisis The Louisville Post Wednesday said such about 19th Wednesday 24th to Satur Miss Bessie L Boone and Mr Willard phate and ammonia This makes them day 27th are named as dates on and H Moore were married at high noon to- fireproof If a small amount of this about which violent storms are qaite day at the Church of Christ at Twenty were put in the water used for wash probable May will end with warm fifth and Portland avenue The cere ing clothes hundreds of lives of little c lildren would be saved everv year and threatening weather mony was performed by Rev George A mm Prof Ogden Doremns of New York in Klingmau before a congregation of SCINTILLATIONS The attendants the discoverer of this method of mak friends and relatives ing clothing fireproof He was led to An Interesting Jumble Of News Aud were Miss Lucy Moore of Saginaw investigate this subject because many Comment Mich and Miss Lily Yenowiue of this years ago he lost a child when it was Mt Sterling is to have a handsome city Mr Carl Wilmott of Hutchinson very small because its clothing caught and Mr L J Frazee Jr of Louisville new hotel enremony Mr and Mrs Moore fire Heresoived then that he would Sam Jones will lecture in Klchuuu 1 After the not stop investignting this subject uutil left for Paris Ky to visit relatives May 27th au easily applied way Later they will go to Sidney 111 to he had discovered There are twelve cases of smallpox at Miss Boone is the to make all materials for clothing make their home Bowling Green fire Clothing that has attractive danghter of Mr J S Boone immune from The white clover will be very the well known real estate man Mr been treated thus will be only scorched blaze into flame heavy in Bourbon this year Moore is Mavor of Sidney and one of by fire but will not t The City Comncil of Owensboro has the prominent politicians of the State Star Waists 50c Mothers appropriated 31000 for brick streets An entire new line of gentlemens Friend Waists 25c Friday and A negro tramp was run over by a belts from one of the best manufacturers Saturday at W Davis Southern train at Harrodsburg and in the United States on sale at Pi ice STOCK AND TJRF NEWS both legs were cut off tf Cos clothiers A Madison county lady who kept a Dr Sawyers Little Wide Awake pills Sales and Transfer Of Stock Crop ktc record says that there wjre forty huows giv Turf Motes ot blood and vigor of thought air 0vttet TUetiicil Ad Otherwise Bemw k Announcements And Sol In The Foyer emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Richard Mansfield recently had his A secret iwai riatje was performed ia Stanford six months ago aud the wed life insured foi 100000 Lillian Ruasell carries 300 JO insurauoe ou her life tor ding has not yet beeL made public Ti Word Heady to Doctors ¬ -- To wear Gaiiqls iA ¬ ¬ ¬ We have the highest regrrd 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 chilubirth can be al- ¬ leviated only by external treatirent by applying a liniment that softens and re laxes the over strained muscles We make and sell such a liniment combining the ingredients in a manner hitherto unknown aud call it ¬ 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 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 dan ger from Swollen Hard and Rising ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ 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 it because they are sure their physicians have no objections We ask a trial just a fair test There is no possible chance of injury being the result because Mothers Friend is scientifically compounded It is sold at i a bottle and should be used during most of the period of gestation although great relief is experienced if used only a short time before childbirth Send for our illustrated book about Mothers Friend THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 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 ¬ ATLANTA GA ¬ ¬ Porters Antiseptic Healing Oil ¬ No trouble to show goods ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Relieves all pain instantly For cuts burns boils bruises itch eczema catarrh sore throat erysipelas corns chapped hands or lips piles and all ul cers or sores of ekiu or mucous mem brane it is a sure and permanent cure Will cure sore or inflamed eye in forty eight hours Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Horsemen will find this oil will cure scratches cracked heel niter burns old Hores aud collar galls No cure no pay For sale by Clarke Kenne P ris Kentncky ltuiar 6ino Its no trouble to show goods Thats what we are here for Call and look and if we cant suit you we wont ask j ou to buy Respectfully ¬ Crystallized fruits nuts oranges malaga apples bananas grapes grape fruit tf Newton Mitchell emons FRAN K 404 MAIN STRKET CO PARIS KY sages Leaders in Style end Fashion Presbyterian Assembly mond Virginia 18SM Rich ¬ May 17 30 if pirLals Crescent Route and connect- i g liues One fare the ronnd trip May d 17th 18th h Finest train service in the South Tickets good till June 3d Ask your ticket agent for returning Howakd stiff and soft hats at 3 b at in the country for the money S tson the reliable soft and stiff 2 bet tint iu Kentucky for the money A complete line of Spriug hats from fity cents upwards Price Co Clothins Itf QHen 1 J Cos during the past Winter The Winchester Telephone Companv with capital stock of 3 COO has been in corporated by D L Pendleton and Other ¬ The Ohio State Game aud Fish Com mission will distribute 2500 Mongolian pheasants in Ohio Last year 2500 were ¬ distributed The Stanford correspondent of the Harrodsburg Siyings says that Henry Traylor caught sixty three mice in one large trap the other night The state meeting of the League of American Wheelmen will take place in Richmond on Monday and Tuesday June There will be sixteen race 19 and 20 Admiral Dewey has promised to be present at the National G A R Encampment in Philadelphii in Septem ber if be ie able to get away from Ma ¬ nila The preeent indications are that the wheat yield in Bourbon this year will be about twenty five per cent short crop The early wheat is in good condition bnt the late looks very bad ¬ Clay Jr and Junius Clav have about 1400 sheep on their farm in Robertson and the former has 400 on his Bourton county farm and thera ia not a black sheep among the C M number purity by perfectly regulating the bowels and Jonas Weil has bought of J B Parkes inactive liver and con- of Madison fifty one 1400 lb cattle at cure biliousness W T Brooks druggist stipation 475 per cwt for export Harbison Co of Lexington Wed OBITUARY nesday sold a harness horse to Richard Memory Mansfield the actor for 1600 Respectfully Dedicated To The Of The Dead Chas E Butler attended the Dors y County Patrick Henry Sullivan sale of harness horses Tuesday at An Judge of Madison County died Wed- chorage Horses brought old time nesday at Asheville N C to which plices place be had gone for the benefit of his Clarence Kerr of North Middletowu health For some time Judge Sullivan has sold the faucy harness mare Mar was connected with the Public School of McElwaine of genrite to Bales Richmond as Piofessor He was promRichmond inent in City and County politics hav Reports covering the Bluegrass region ing been for several terms Citv Attorney He was a brother of Ex County indicate that there will be a shortage of at least fifty per cent in the wh at Attorney Jerry Sullivan crop this year Fancy California evaporated fruits A Gallatin county farmer last year Newton Mitchell experimented with two acres of horse tf Now is the time to sow sorghum cane radish and sold the crop for 16545 in For fattening stock one acre will equal the Cincinnati market says the Rich three acres of corn The best variety of mond Register He says he will double seed for sale by Geo W Stuart opposite the product this year It requires very tf little cultivation and is a profitable crop freight depot to raise We are the peoples friends We re-¬ Chas Kenney and son Dr Will Ken pair your linen and put neck bands on ney have leased their race mare Gene Reed Steam Laundry Co free Inglow by Cbatteroi dam by Abdal Dr Sawyers Ukatine never has and brino to Frank P Kenney and two we do not see how it can fail to cure other Louisville gentlemen She will kidney disorders It gives nature the aid be campaigned by driver Chas Vau needed and nature thus aided never fails meter They will also have Pilatu that has shown quarters in 81J seconds W T Brooks druggist and a green mare chat has shown miles in 210 in their string this year ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The prettiest and most stylish color and hapes in shoes at Davis just received Igris Thomson tf -- 4 -- L dies fine shoes less than half price this week at Davis Thompson TTTaw-irrri Isrige pleasure is often a as uangerous to life as the pur suit of the bubble reputation even at the cannons mouth Late hours the breathing of a vitiated tf mTTTJj- - - 1he pursuit of w p whether or no I am offering the best and It is for YOU to judge cheapest line o STRAW MAT ¬ TINGS ever brought to Central Kentucky If PRICES QUALITY and AS ¬ SORTMENT of PATTERNS rich foods and irregular rest must result in a depleted vitality There is a feeling of languor the appetite fails sleep does not refresh life loses its interest and nervousness or hysteria may make life miserable The preservation of the healthful tone of the body depends chiefly on keeping the blood pure and the stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition in a condition of health When any of the above mentioned symptoms appear the timely use of Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery will restore the body to a healthy equi- ¬ poise It purifies the blood nourishes the nerves and restores the deranged stomach and its allied organs to a condi- ¬ tion of sound health There is no alcohol whisky or other stimulant contained in Golden Med- ¬ ical Discovery ¬ atmosphere dont it tell you to BUY dont do itr thats all And CARPETS well no adver- ¬ tisement 2an 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 a look it will cost you nothing Yes Tis Just So ALL WOOL MEANS ALL WOOL And a bargain is a bargain here The ladies of Paris and Bourbon county are cordially invited to inspect an elegant line ot juvenile suits from 3 to 8 years and boys suits from 8 to 15 tf years at Price fe Cos clothiers m g to do any this spring dont use anything but Blue River lime It is by far the whit- ¬ est lime made For sale Ly Geo W tf Stuart opposite freight depot If yon expect white-washin- I was troubled with very frequent headaches often accompanied by severe vomiting writes Miss Mary Bell Summerton of San Diego Duval Bowels were irregular and my Co Texas stomach and liver seemed continually out of order Often I could eat almost nothing for twenty four hours at a time I was entirely un- ¬ fit for work and my whole system run down I was advised to try Dr Pierces Golden Medical DfScovery 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 Pierces Pleasant Pellets cleanse suspicion Think est suit here at There never was a better time to get better clothes better prices thin right now and right here It carries the guarantee of the manufacturers¬ of this when you nead a suit You will get an hon- Our clothiug is above Linen hats for men and boys at Price tf Gos clothiers Low prices on candies for entertainments Cheap but pure produce per manent benefit and do not re act on the system One is a gentle laxative and wCr sliver They bowels and regulate the stomach 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 1 can show two patterns to any other dealers one An ex- ¬ perienced Interior Decorator al- ¬ ways at your service Work guaranteed Then bear in mind I am always showing 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 M- Executors Notice ¬ PARKER Fourth and Main Sts JAMES Bak On Demand Paris Ky Your Money All persons having claims against the Pictures and Room A Hutchcraft de- Elegant line estate of Ttios your life away bnt use ceased Moulding a Dont scratch will present them at once to the Witch Hazel and Arnica undersigned properly proven according Send me your old furniture to be reDr Sawyers paired salve for eczema piles hives burns and to law ur furniture moved by experienced R B HUTCHCRAFT cots It eoothes relieves pain and posi ¬ Yo hands 14ipr 3wk Executor T Brooks druggist tively cures W ¬ tf Newton Mitchell J T HINT0N Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches mm Embalming scientifically attended CARRIAGES FOR HIRE - tof k THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS K7 THE Woods Bros will to day finish the Niueteenth Year Established 1881 work of laying th foundation for the new Agricultural Bank block and brick lEnieid at the Post office at Paris Ky as work will soon be commenced Every con ass mail matter rock med in he foundation was secured on the site by blastiug TELEPHONE NO 124 L fealoshin has almost completed the worK ot putting an iron front in bis SUBSCRIPTION PRICES store room on Seventh and Main It Payable in Advance The 2 00 Six mouths Oneyeui 100 will be a handsome improvement room will soon be ready lor occupancy Mfike all Checks Money Orders Etc The work of putting a three atory payable to the order of Ch amp A MlLLKK addition to the Tucker store room fronting the court house square is progressiug ¬ PR1 3AY M VY 12 d 1393 BOURBON HEWS Some Paris Improvements PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY The Meeting Closes The protracted meeting just clos at ¬ SPECIAL SALE OF Notes Hastily Jutted On The Street The Depot In The Hotel Loonies And sermons of Eld Znck Sweeney attracted Elsewhere audiences that far exceeded the seating a capacity ot the church aud his earnest Mr Sam Clay is in Cincinnati on the Christian Church was one of the best and most sneoet sful revivals ever held in Paris Evt ry night except Sat At urday nights for two weeks theeh qneut FIGURED ORGANDIES yard 8oo yards of the regular 25c quality at 20 cents i Paris market at six and a quarter cents Johu Cornell has impioved his resi dence on Seventh street by the addition per box There will be no excursion to Natural Bridge to morrow as has been announced of two rooms ¬ LADIES nicely You can buy first class Suits for Speare Co are adding another story your Boys Friday aud Saturday to their property the at J W Davis Cos for less house on Third street old Tarr ware than shoddy prices R B Hatchcraft is adding improve Strawberries are plentiful in the ments to his seed warehouse ¬ ¬ ¬ The Bourhon Wool Clip Bro inform The News that the wool clip in Bourbon this year is of good quality and will amount iO about 125000 pounds They have bought about eighty thousand pounda the average price being twenty one cents per pound Th y bought 2000 rl eces from J E Clay 1500 from Thos Hnry Clay 1000 from Will Simms 500 from VV A Thompson 500 yearling fljces from C M Clav Jr and a large number of smaller lots from ottur parties The average weight of a fl ece is rive pounds R B Hutchcraft tells The News that he has bought forty thousand pounds so far The largest clips were 2400 fleeces from Juuius Clay at twenty cents per pound and 1000 fleeces from C Alexauder price not stated The present price of wool is twenty one cents ¬ C S Brent caught a nine pound carp in Licking river last week Gov Bradley has refused to pardon Henry Gaines colored sent up fiom Bourbon for manslaughter court yesterday Nellie Taylor colored was fined two dollars aud cost for slapping a pickaninny Eld J Taylor Moore of Elizabeth In Judge Purnells tm ¬ c Co yesterday re A J Winters ived an electric clock which will ruu fjr three years without winding used as a regulator to be colore I girl insane in Judge Pnrnells court Tuesday and was taken to the asylum was adjudged v ¬ Hettie Ferguson a twenty year old Remember to morrow Saturday afNotes Of The Elks ternoon at 230 oclock the splendid Jack Hook livery and sale stable will te Walter Kenney and Chas Wilmoth weie initiated into the local lodge Tues eold See ad in another column dty night The Paris lodge is growing Bob Settles M B stea iv half a doz n candidates now C T Wilson MoKeuuey and Ab Oldham of Mt Ster awaiting iui ration and new petitions ling eited 180 pounds of rnh in Strodes are being presented at each meeting creea in this county last Fiiday Tne Elks will move iuto their new quarRev F J Cheek will address the ters in the third story of the Lavin Hiflrh School students Friday afternoon Connell building in a week or so and WU have probably the handsomest lodge from the subject -- Oar First Obliga- The public is invited to attend rooms in the State tions The Lexington Elks will sing the Minnie comic opera Polly in Mt Sterliug at The music pupils of Mrs Wilson gave a very pleasant recital at an early date The Louisville Elks will begin the her residence Friday night The num a splendid testimonial work of initiating a class of 100 on May bers given were 22 The Louisville Lodge will purchase to the efficiency of thir teacners a home shortly E V Tadlock a Bourbon county There will be a called meeting of the boy and 1 B Abbott will represent Paris Elks Tuesday night at half past Central Uuiversity to night at Danville seven oclock mm in a debate with Centre College repre Expansion Medical Society Meeting sentatives on the subject ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ E A Tipton has sold his residence in Fayette Park Lexington for the reported price of 7500 W M Fields Jr was the purchaser Mr Tipton and family will remove to New York to reside ¬ Chas Webber aud wife late of Shelbyville have deci led to make their home in B mrbon and are at the home of M A Knuey father of Mrs Web Mr Webber will assist Mr Ken Der ney in cultivating his large farm ¬ starred a broom factory in the Harris warehouse on Fourth street The factory has a capacity of ten dozeu brooms pr day and cannot fill its orders The capacity will be increased Judge H C Howard of this city Judge H R French of Mt Sterling and H H Barnes of Lexington repre 83nting the Howard and Barnes interests have contracted with Muldoon of Louisville for an f 1800 sarcophagus monument to be erected in the Mt Sterling cemetery t lis week The Power Grocery Company has ¬ Col A W Hamilton of Montgomery brother of Mrs Ida Stoner of near Paris has been chosen as presiding judge of the Harlem and Lakeside race courses near Chicago to succeed Judge ¬ Lewis Clark who killed himself recently Col Hamilton was recently nominated by the Democrats for Railroad Commissioner of this district ¬ ¬ New Bank President meeting oi me Directors of the Deposit Bank Joseph M Hall of this city was elected President of the bank vice L M B Bedford resgned The retiring President was a faithful and efficient official The new President is one of the most popular gentlemen in the coanty and will make an excellent President Wednesday at a ¬ W C T U Lecture S M Fessenden of Dorchester Mass a lecturer of national fame will lecture take pleasure in announcing that Mrs The members of the local W CTU For several years Mrs Fessenden was President of the Union in Massachu setts but she now devotes all of her time to platform work She is a most instructive and entertaining speaker Admission free but a collection will be taken up Millet Hungarian and early amber sugar cane seed for sale by Geo W tf Stuart opposite freight depot ¬ at the Christian Church Monday night Southern Baptists at Louisville Barbour in Louisville Miss Lillie Reickel who hae been The annual meeting of the Southern visiting the Misses Hill left Wednesday Bautist Association will be call d to or- for her home in Cynthiana der this morning at eleven oclock at the Gillispie of Warren Memorial Presbyteriau Church John Letton and Robt Jackstown precinct have gone to the in Louisville Rev and Mrs F W Eberhardt Miss mountaius for a fox hunting trip -- Col A T Forsyth has returned Lizzie LaRue Mrs J W Taylor Mr from Richmond where he has been Cha Stephens and Mr W M Hiuton Mrs of this city will be in attendance conducting a successful auction and Miss Larue will been- Miss Norma Snell who has been Eberhardt at visiting Mrs Georare Stuart left Wed tertained by Mrs Henry Clover will be Anchorage and Rev Eberhardt nesday for her home in Cynthiana entertained at the home of Hon C VV Miss Olivia Bnckner and guest Buck former Miuister to Pern Mrs Ida Inglis have gone to Blue Lick Davis Thomson Isgrig have just Springs to visit Mrs F B Lindsay Mr H A Power attended a meet- received an elegant line of latest shapes ing in Louisville this week of the Ken ¬ styles and colors in ladies and gentle tf tucky Wholesale Grocers Association mens footwear Gentlemens balbriggan underwear The Darbv and Joan Club will be entertained this evening by Mrs E M for Summer at fifty cents a suit at tf Cos Dickson at her home on East Third Price street Mr Will Sweeney who graduated The Kentucky State Me Heal Society RLSIDEHGES FOB BEI Department of will have its forty fourth annual last week from the Law meeting this year in Louisville on May the University of Louisville has arrived Two residences for rent in the city of 17 18 and 19 and a large attendance is home Paris Apply to anticipated An extensive program has Mrs Henry Preston who has been W H MCMILLAN 9my lmo been arranged for the meeting Dr H visiting relatives in this and city H Roberts of this city is on the pro- Newport Wednesday for hei left gram for a paper on Hyperchlorhydria in Ashland home to be read on the secoud day of the Miss Christine Reickel of Cynthimeeting Dr Louis Frank formerly of ana was iu the city Wednesday night Notice is hereby given that the firm of this city is a member of the committee stopping over with relatives while en R P Dow Sous has been dissolved R P Dow aud Riou Dow retiring and of arrangements route to Louisville to virit Mrs Lee disposing of tbfir interest in said busi Barbour ness to Ellsworth Dow aud John W Called To Baltimore Spears who will continue said business Mr A Shire of this city who is in Judge W M Purnell yesterday re- Cincinnati to receive medical treatment at the corner of Second and Main streets in this city under the firm name of ceived a letter from Baltim ire stating is able to be on the street every day aud Dow Spears that bis daughter Miss Jennie Kate is not in a hospital as has been stated All person owing past due accounts Sous PurnTl who has beeu very ill of blood He is staying at the residence of his to R P Dow or R P Dow will nlrase call and settle as the busi w poison caused from vaccination Miss ness must be wound up at once where his daughter mother now very ill of typhoid fever There is Nettie Shire makes her home R P DOW no danger now from the blood prison RION DOW Mrs George Gregg of Crawfords Judge Purnell left yesterday afternoon ELLSWORTH DOW who has been visiting her 9may lrao for Baltimore to visit his daughter who ville Ind Paris Ky May 8 1899 parents Dr and Mrs John Jameson is at the home of his sister Mrs Hutchafternoon for Cynthiana ison Miss Purnell has been studying leaves this will remain for a day visiting music at the Peabody Institute in Bal- ¬ where she Miss Norma Snell and Mrs Collier betimore fore leaving for her home The Mansfield Performance Mi A Salt Lake City paper says The undersigned Executor of Thos A Richard Mansfields performance of W J Lawrence entertained at dinner Pntrhcraft pursuant to an agreed order Cyrano de Bergerac Tuesday night at Thursday evening at the Alta club the of the bourbon Circuit Court will on Lexington was witnesssd by an excep guest of honor being Miss Emily Miller SATURDAY MAY 1STH ISM tionally handsome audience which in- of Kentucky The table decorations La France and every effective cluded persons from almost every town wei on the beginning about 230 p m in the Bluegrass The Parisians pres bride roses surrounded by sprays of premises heieinatter dt scribed ex asparagus plumosa formed the at pose to pnblic sale the lot and buildings ent were Mr and Mm Sidnej G Clay Mr and Mrs G B Alexander Mr and tractive center Later in the evening thereon owned by the late Thos A Hutchcraft commonly known as the Mrs T H Clay Jr Mrs C M Clay the gne88 witnessed the performance of Jack Hook livery stable located in Wright at the Paris Ky on Main Street between 7th Louise The Wrong Mr Miss Annie Mrs Jr Clay Miss Kate Alexander Mr theatre Those who met the guest of and 8tb streets fronting on Main street Mr and Mrs W N and extending back to Pleasant street and Mrs J K Spears Mr and Mrs W honor were adjoining a distance of about 214 feet M Rogers Mrs- W R Hukill Mr and Dinwoodey Mrs Louise Smedley Smith on Main street on one side the Mnrray Mrs Louis Rogers Miss Isabella Arm- Miss Park Miss Thorn Miss Kathleen property and on the other the property strong C Alexander Jr Miss Nannie Anderson Mr Max Smith Mr Harry of J T Hinton and being the same property conveyed to Thos A Hutch Ewalt Miss Eddie Spears Miss Effie Shearman Mr George N Lawrence craft by A L Butler by deed recorded Paton Geoige Williams Clay Albeit in the office of the Clerk of the Bourbon MOTHERS Hinton and S B Roger County Court to which reference is passed Dont fail to attend the Half made for a more particular description company The Mansfield through Pari at 7 30 Tuesday morn- Price Sale of Childrens Suits This is the most s desirable livery and The stable proper W sale stable in N Friday and Saturday at ing on a special train over the L and lower rooms are leased until Sep ¬ Cos en route from Dayton O to Lexington Davis tember 1st 1899 at 80 00 per month Of the three upstairs rooms one is now The train was a double header com Go and buy The President suspen leased by the month at 5 00 per month posed of three sleepers six baggage cars Cos clothiers tf The purchaser will be entitled to all des at Price and two engines rents accruing after the sale Bidders The money taken in at the Lexington and linen blouse are invited to inspect the property Linen knee pants Said sale will be made upon Tekms performance was about 3500 suits for boys ages three to eight and credits of 6 and 12 months for equal boys linen suits eight to fifteen at parts of the purchase money the purScrivens drawers at 75 cents on sale tf chaser to execute bonds pa able to the Price Cos clothiers tf at Price Cos clothiers undersigned with good surety to be apSee our new invoices of fashionable proved of by the undersigned bearing New York Edam pine apple Neufa interest from date of sale nntil paid at Spring and Summer shoes for ladies and the rate ot 6 per cent per annum due chatel cheese misses New styles arriving daily in 6 and JZ months respectively Newton Mitchell tf Isqrio Davis Thomson tf R B HUTCHCRAFT go For salt sand cement etc Executor of Thos A Hutchcraft A new line of collars and ties for to Geo Stuarts opponte freight depot Talbott Attys McMillan Cos clothiers tf tf ladies at Price ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ence to the Chi istain Church Tuesday evening and the hearty apilause which greeted the program is evidence that tlie numbers were pleasiug Mrs Long was in excellent voice and her songs had the same sweetness which charmed horses the Paris people in the pust aud which Miss G r rude Yager has returned never fails to thrill the listeners with from a visit in Clark aud Montgomery pleature The program also iucluded a splendid orgau sol by Prof Gutz it counties Mr John Andrews of Jacksonville and some old fashioned music by Mr Fla is visiting the family of W G Long which won an eucore Mrs Long will give a concert toSwearengeu morrow eveniug at Mt Carmal and Mrs Edward Ditchen of Covington will sing at Cane Ridge hurch Sunday i visiting her mother Mrs Wilmotb morning Sue will leave u xt week on Second street with her husband aud children for Mr W A Hill Sr left yesterday their home iu California for a visit to his daughter Mrs Lee ¬ short visit Mr Robt Ransdall wa considerably improveo yesterday Dr J R Adair was in Cincinnati on a business trip Wednesday Miss E 1 Bean left Wednesday for a visit to relatives in Mt Sterling Mrs Lee Price left Wednesday for a short visit to relatives in Louisville Mr Frank Ireland of this city is a guest at the Louisville Hotel this week Mrs W W Massie left Wednesday for a short visit to friends in Cincinnati Mrs John Ireland and Mrs Robert Ferguson were in Lexington Wednesday Mr and Mrs Henry Speaishave returned from a visit to relatives in Lexington is Mrs Frank Hall of Owensboro the guest of her sister Mrs Nickolie Brent Mr Amos Turuey left Wednesday for the Eust to be with his stable of race ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ labors were rewarded by tixty two ad- ¬ Already the ditions co the church most popular visiting minister who comes to Paris EH Sweeueys work won him new friends and gave great si isfaction to hi old friends Eld Sweeuej left Tuesday for his home in Columbus Ind followed by hearty God speeds from his friends The ordinauce of baptism will be ad ministered to five persons this afternoon at five oclock at the church and to six persons to morrow evening at half past seven All of the recent additions will be received into the church Suuday morning and the pastor rt quests every one to be present ¬ ¬ per lliiiiionse Brand J Imported No two patterns alike Call and see this beautiful assortment at i 539 Main Street G TUCKERS A Pleasing Concert The announcement of Mrs E C LoLgs concert attracted a large audi¬ CONDONS New Spring Goods la All Lines Away Under Regular Prices Here are aPlw Specials from 50 cents to 8200 per yard 46 inch Silk Finished Henrietta 50 cents per yard All Wool Checks and Solid Colors 25 cents per yard All rhadt in Colored Silks and Satins cheap Table Linen and Napkins in Grea Varietv Whit Good- - of All Descriptions from 5 cents up Splendid Skinless Ladies and Childrens Hose lOcents Standard Bleached and Unbleached Cottons 5 cents per 10 4 Utica Sheeting 15 cents and IS cen per yar d Black Crepon - x rd J Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs If you cannot read this small print at a distance Given Away eyesight is failing and should have immediate attention o14 inches your II Imperii spectacles and eyeglasses luive perfect lenses ectly centred and made of purest material set In frames of the highest elastic queiitly J vivit durability united with the utmost llghtuess and elegance wneunoth frames and lease are scientifically fitted by lr C H Bowens system they always give atisfactiou for they are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not snow how to til theti You will get poorly adjusted spectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are better off without any classes than with eitle r o these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable killfsc dealer and they will last longer without change and be cheapest in the end I We have engaged the services of Dr C H Bowen who will visit 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 charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded V7 a r V02S0S jgfSf f jSriPa 314 lrr r tZcK f mj jf J rNext visit -- Thursday May 25 18H Dissolution Notice Do OU need a ¬ for Spring and Summer WE MARK STRUM Y FIRST CLASS u cheap WOliK and do not compete with cheap tailors who give Spring Suit If mi we a k vou fo lok at our line ¬ YU know that you cainot gt sm thin f- - nothing Good clothes are hound to cost more thiii heap and inf rir out s We will make you a suit CHEAPO THAN ANY HOUSE IK t work ¬ av ihev are KENTUCKY when von rake into romtuWtfiiMi the Every suit we put up is GUARANTEED to oe the LATEST made THING out ¬ F P LOWRY iFine Cutter S E TIPTON CO TMTorolactiat Tailors ¬ ¬ Public Sale ELEGANT INVOICE OF Spring and Summer Shoes JUST RECEIVED We have received a complete litv c fishicmble Spring and Summer Shoes for ladies and gentlemen These invoices include the Litest styles and shapes and colors in stylish footwear You will find just what you want among our stock ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIO SHOWING A CLEAN FRONT is an easy thing to do when your linn haa been done np by onr perfect methods at such low prices as we renovate shirts collars and cuffs Irreproachable linen is the best and cheapest way to show outward signs of being a gentleman The most careless man wears clean linen when lanndry work is done at such prices as at the Bourbon Steam laundry ¬ J Pr ¬ -- i ¬ ¬ The Bourbon Steam Laundry W M HINTON JR BRO Proprietors Phone 4 Main office at Parker James sy 6 RllIKOAD TIME CABJk THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY MAY Porters Antiseptic Healing burns Relieves all pain instantly boilt- - 12 1899 Oil Yin M O i 5aa NEWS ITEMS banker of Ironton who has been sojourning with bis a EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS jPxeifdsnl XoKinU ys Mind is Strcngij In ¬ clined Toward Jailing One Shortly B Ileus i s Given for Move ARItlVAL OF TRAINS 828 p n From Maysvilie To Cincinnati Fiona Cincinnati 1053 a m 5S8 c in 1010 p in from Lexington 511 a in 745 a m 333 p m 627 p m From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m 742 a m 15 - 25 pm DRPART17RE OF TRAINS bruises itch eczema ca ¬ tarrh eons throat erysipelas coins chapped hands or Dps pilea and all ul cers or torts of kiu or mucous meui braneitiau sine and per uianeut cure Will cure sore or inflamed eye in forty eight hours Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Horsemen will rind this oil Will cura scratches cracked heel alter burns old sores aud collar galls No cure no ¬ s For cuts Kerr To Lexington 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FOURTH STREET CINCNNATI O a I w Wfm M laWJ wife in San Diego Cal dropped dead Heart disease was the cause The croccdure for a divorce initiated last month by Comtesse Esterhazy was passed Tuesday by default and the final degree will follow in July A dispatch from Hamburg has been received in New York announcing that pay For sale by Clarke Kenney P ms 50j000 alicians are on their way or preparing to come to this country Kentucky lOruar Gmo At Point Loma near San Diego Cal New Photograph Gallery the United Brotherhood headed by Mrs Tingley is erecting a school for D Cable has opened a cozy new pho the purpose of educating Cubans in tograph gallery on Main street opposite methods of self support the Telephone Exchange where he is The tug YYilliarn Sheffield while ridprepared to make good pictures at low ing alongside a New York tow explod prices Kodak work will also be fin ed its boiler Wednesday night killing president has declared his belief to his ished up promptly in iirst clasa styie onvman and badly injuring oth- advisers that peace will be established He bolicits the patronage of the public er- The accident happened four just below in the Philippines within the next 18a6t NY 30 days and that the Ainv ownership 1 he Spanish government according and possession of those islands will no To My Patrons to i dispatch from Madrid has ordered longer be disputed This subject com- ¬ I have moved my gallery fixtures to SO samples of a new Spanish invented ing to him so soon he does not care to my residence on Henderson street but I rapid fire gun which it is said pierces formulate a polic- with respect to am prepared to make pictures from old 16 centimeters of Harveyized steel at their government the degree of home negatives or make large pictures and a distance of 2000 yards rule to be granted to them etc with- ¬ finish kodak woik Orders can be left The secretary of the navy has ruled out the aid of congress in whose hands at Vardens drug store or at my resi- that under section 0 of the navy person he placed the whole subject in his dence nel bill the examination of engineer message to that body It G RINNAN The president is unwilling- to do any ¬ olfieersof the navy for promotion shall B SABNRT mail carrier will haul not be made until two years from the thing tbat will lessen the present bag- - e to and from d pot Terms date of the passage of the act abundant prospects of success for his light Representatives of 2i leading manu ¬ party in the coming campaign lie Leave orders at Post very rea liable facturers of feed cutting feed mills fears that anything looking like delay tf office ami cider mills met at Chicago Wed- ¬ or indecision will have a bad effect whole of For this The Bourbon Strain Laundry nesday 25and decided on an advance in- country toreason he wants theexactly know before 1900 15 tc per having secured office room at creased cost of cent because of the what the policy of the government materials Parker James corner Fourth According to rawdispatch from Cairo be with respect to possessions in will the a uudMaiu will locate their main to the L mdon Daily Mail the director far east oflice at that place Phone No Another powerful controlling mo¬ 4 All calls or handles entrusted of the Egyptianofmuseum has discov tive that is actuating the president is to them will receive prompt at- ¬ ered the mummy C Thothmesl of the his strong desire to have early and pos- ¬ HVV 18th dynasty aud three tention itive action taken with respect to the other mummies in guilt coffins currency question He is said to be m Blair one of the oldest resiMy agency insures against dent- of Chicago and at one time head not thoroughly satisfied with the re ¬ fire wind and storm best oil re- ¬ of the William Blair Co one of the sults of the deliberations of the repub prompt paying compa- largest hardware houses in the United lican house caxicus committee which¬ liable States died Wednesday from pneu- ¬ recently formulated abiil for introducnies non union tion in the house when it convenes monia Mr Blair was 87 years old W 0 HIHTON Agent again Although the members of that The Neusle Nachrichten of Berlin committee are unusually reticent it is in an article urging the immediate understood that the committee has not increase of the German naval power in ell respects followed the sugges ¬ confess that Germany is not able to tions of the president Four strong compete with the United States at sea points were brought out by the presi- ¬ BIMDEBS quite tiri from English interven- ¬ dent and the committee Jwas through ¬ tion ly acquainted with his position These E rv post office in the island of If ou are going to buy Binders or Port Uico about bU in number soon recommendations were First A provision that will make Mowers see will be flying a United States Hag The the so called endless chain caused by war department Wednesday was asked the redemption of greenbacks with by Acting Postmaster General Ueath jfold and consequent runs upon the to furnish the service sufficient flags treasury reserve impossible for this purpose Second That national banks be per ¬ Guaranteed next Court day May 1st Emile Loubet president of the Franch mitted to issue circulation up to the the best in the world public gave his first grand official din- ¬ par value of the bonds deposited to se- ¬ W F PKIMMCOKD ner at the Elysee palace Wednesday cure that circulation instead of only CHAS LAYTOX night The United States ambassador 10 per cent as at present Agents Gen Horace Porter was prominent CSNTRRYJLLB KY llapr tf Third A reduction of the tax on among the diplomatic guests A re ¬ national bank circulation the present tax being 1 per cent Write for catalogue- - if you are going ception followed the banquet Commander Asa Walker of the Con- ¬ to buy threshing machinery saw mills Fourth That national banks with a or supplies cord will be the guest of St Louis next capital of only 525090 be authorized to CO ROBINSON month lie won fame as an officer of be established in small towns the Richmond Lnd Deweys fleet at Manila the Concord minimum now beinc 550000 W F PlddiOhd Agent assisting in the destruction of the Centerville Ky Spanish fleet Commander Walker THE TIN CLAD GUNBOATS will be joined here by his wife from Frankfort Ky They Clear the Entire Country of ItebekMM The Berlin correspondent of the the Rio Grande Ip to Caluinpit Loval Macaheebees London Daily Mail says The en- ¬ thusiastic reception accorded Emperor LITEST DBSHSHS Manila May 11 The array tin William in the province of Alsace Lor- ¬ raine and the ceremonies at the laying ciad gunboats Laguna de Bay and BRlfiHTEM COLORS of the corner stone of the new fort at Cavedonga under command of Capt ATTRAOTiVE FliiliRES Metz are regarded as a new set off to Grant steamed up the llio Grande tc Calumpit Wednesday clearing the enFrench aspiration- It is reported that negotiations are tire country of rebels from the bay upHaving arranged with one of the most in progress with an excellent pros- ¬ ward When the vessels reached Macabec enterprising wall paper manufactories pect of soon reaching a successful con- ¬ designs ¬ in Ohio to furnish us the latest clusion for a combination of manufac- bee about a thousand of the inhabi at lowest prices we are prepared to tants of the place assembled upon the duplicate these to citizens of Paris and turers of all grade- - of carpets in a cor- ¬ banks of the river cheering the expeporation which will be known as the Bourbon ounty Can meet the requirements of the National Carpet Co and will be capi- ¬ dition lustily Capt Grant was given an ovation when he went ashore most fastidious Specialty in hanging talized at between 540000000 and 50 Our Mr Suyder has worked for a 000000 Many of the Maeabeebees expressed number of the largest houses in Cincinthemselves as being anxious to enter Representatives of the chief iron the service of the American navy for nati in she decorating line Come in and exHtneour stock manufacturing houses of Scotland deny the campaign against the Tagols that a scheme has been submitted to The United States transports Puebla co them by an American syndicate head- ¬ and Pennsylvania sailed for home ed by Mr Andrew Carnegie to absorb Main St net Oth and 7th Wednesday by way of Nagasaki The the iron and steel interests of Great transports Charles Nelson and Cleve- ¬ Hritain The gentlemen quoted de- ¬ land will leave on Thursday and Fri- ¬ clare that Scotch houses will never tie day themselves up with American monopo ists FOR THE LADRONE ISLANDS At Kansas City Mo Fred Linder man a young barber from St Louis The Auxiliary Cruiser Yotemite Sails From New York Capt R P 0Leary Ap- ¬ was Tuesday night sentenced to 99 pointed Governor of Guam years in the penitentiary for the murder of Belle McElhaney a at m New York May 11 The auxiliary girl whom Lindcrman came to Kansas City with from St Louis and whom he cruiser Yosemite which has been fit- ¬ shot wdien the sought to leave him ting here for the last month in prepSpring and Summer aration for her voyage to the Ladrone Linderman pleaded insanity Capt Funeral services over the remains of islands P sailed Wednesday Richard OLeary who has been apOuting Trip Mrs Wm C Whitney were held Tues- ¬ pointed governor of Guam and a gar- ¬ day in the Cathedral of the Incarnation rison of marines for tho post are on Garden City L I The services were a preceded by a private ceremony at Mr her and she carries quantity of stores¬ and supplies After passing- quaran WKitneys home Wheat Hills con- ¬ Passenger Hirer tine at 525 p m the Yosemite came to The Famous ducted by llcv Dr W S Kainsford Houte rector of St Georges New York of anchor in the lower bay at 750 p m ¬ steamvks fehe passed Sandy Hook early ThursVirginia which church Mrs Whitney was a com- day morning Queen City Keystone State municant Ohios Oldest Lawyer Dead Leave Cincinnati for Pittsburgh Miss Elizabeth Plankinton of Mil every Tuesday Thursday aud Saturday Massiiion O May 11 Robert H 5 p in First class fare one way 700 waukee Wis has made a gift of 100 Folger the oldest practicing lawyer in Roond trip 1000 miles ride meals aud 000 to build a home for the Young WerOhio died Wednesday morning aged Berths included On Keystone State ners Christian association of that city City and Virginia The gift is conditional in that a suit- ¬ 87 His son William Folger is com ¬ 12 00 on Qaeen mosr economical and luxu i4 00 The mander of the United States cruiser able site must first be obtained rious trip in the Middle West For New Orleans and has been here several printed matter and information ad A Kentuckian says he understands davs dress that oil is sometimes used to calm E R tfUCK Agt Sailed for the United States troubled waters but what he cant mu J F Ellison Supt is why anyone should troube Ponce P R May 11 The United drrstand No 204 Pub ldg Cinti O water Chicago Daily News States transport MacPherson with l8uirlsep99 Gen Guy V Henry and Mrs Henry on The only woman of royal lineage who board sailed Wednesday afternoon for is known to hold the title of M D la the United States Queen Amalie oi Portugal ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - Bay horse 13 hands 3 in foaled 1893 ABERDEEN sire of Ky Union 207 Dentine 4 213J Alabaster 4 314 and fifty three in 230 1st dam Aldina de Mer dam of Wiggins 2 219 and Mabel Moneypenny Washington May 11 The revival 20 colts trained by Stamboul 307 son of Sultan 224 etc of the talk of an extra session of con ¬ 2 2 2nd her first twoBlanche by Belle dam the Moor 870 sire of Beautiful Bella dam of 8 gress has more behind it than idle gos- ¬ in 230 list Sultan 224 etc sip The contingency of such a ses- ¬ 3rd dam Bell Viw Maid dam of Center 2291 by Idol 177 e 4th dam by Piloi Jr sire of dam of Maud S 208 210 etc sion has been discussed at a cabinet 5th dam by Mambrino Messenger meeting and a member of that body Wiggins took his record of Breed to early need if you want erly speed who was present at the time is author- ¬ 219i and could beat 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old birds worked from morn till night To bring the yoimg ones food But at last the nest had grown too small Or the birds too large for it For away they fluttered and gayly sang Pee wee pee wee pee wit But every year the pee wees come And line their nest anew And freshen it up with a bit of moss And a twig and a traw or two And every year they raise their brood And watch the young birds flit And still they twitter and gayly ing Pee wee pet wee pee wit Helen Whitney Clark in Golden Days i Id sit up in his bedroom with him by the hour on his patent medicine chest ranting away about the glory of a wanderers lif the excite ment and the whirl and the freedom and the joy of it I bade him listen tc the wind on a stormy night such as thisto the roar and the shout of it and the passionate snap of the branches till the wild wind music got into his heart and brain and he held his bwads to his ears and bid me stop Outside the storm raged as it can rage only on a bleak moor where the steep Torn Allen ¬ straight folk b ing mad on wh ales I had found that out long ago and used it as the thin end of the wedge with tJ a jfii HOW HE LOST HER He Struck Ont and She Gave Her- self to the Yuan 31an Who Didnt 1lny Doll A bright flush overspread the face of the young girl in the pink shirt waist who sat in the grand stand as the stalwart young inan who had played in the field in the first half of the inning stepped to the plate bat in hand Line er out old man Three base Good boy hit Hume run Hit it in de nose Swat it good an haid 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 eall it a leather sphere came toward him like a rifie shot he swung his bat Ah groaned the crowd He had fanned the air This phrase is also the correct form Again the high priced pitcher juggled the ball mysteriously acain it came like a rifle shot again the young man at the plate swung his bat And again the crowd groaned Ah The high priced catcher rolled the ball carelessly down to third put on his mask came close behind the bat spread his high- Erieed lgs apart placed his hands on his leaned forward and made an imperceptible signal to the high priced pitcher The vast crowd held Us breath Which is also the correct thing to do at a critical moment like this Like a shot the ball sped toward the plate W ith 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 wom 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 ¬ ¬ rt I A VAGABOND j A 58S iWfil JiIIiIiS1 i 1 ¬ By Mark Lennox le WAS as specimen of HEhumanity fine aever had tramp as come across and I almost became reconciled to the storm that had driven me into the ramshackle wayside inn He bore his rags with inimitable grace and there was a good temepered independent whimsical something behind his appearance that was simply irresistible a strong dash of poetry and romance moreover so often found in your lord of the lane and high devil-may-care ¬ way His first words disappointed me I confess for he spoke with the unmistakable tone and accent of a gentleman and 1 was growing a trifle tired of people who had come down1 in life When he had finished the second pot of ale that he permitted me to pay for I hinted somewhat rudely perhaps that no doubt he had sect better days 1 should hope I Seen better days have and worse ones too many of Did you ever them Better days come across a man on his beam ends that hadnt seen better days Talking of lies itll have struck you by this time no doubt that man is a lying ani- ¬ Oh well thats because mal No you re thinking of one kintl of liars onlv Theyre not all of one kind I grant you Theres the man who de- ¬ ceives ethers lies a meterialist if ever there was one But then theres the man that deceives himself and ¬ ¬ I did see and tried to draw him out further but he did not really wax elo- ¬ quent until he was deep in his post ¬ prandial glass of toddy and his huge frame loomed dim from oat a smoke cloud It was then I asked my man to spin me a yarn He raised himself from his lcllinsr posture and planting both elbows on the table looked at me with those half quizzical half pathetic eyes of his What queer fish you steady going he said at respectable people are Youre keen as ferrets on tales last wild life and low life too for that of matter But thats neither here nor there Do you believe in a regular tramp and vagabond repenting and turning round for good I mean Dont you I parried laughing at the suddenness of the question and Wondering what he was driving at Ive got to he answered dryly for Ive seen em do it actually seen them do it and I could no more keep them back than a baby could have done He stopped and sighing veiled him self in melancholy smoke ¬ thats your idealist See When he emerged again from the cloud the melancholy had departed Now did you ever hear of a respectable and law abiding citizen suddenly taking a headlong plunge into tramp do m and roving on in happy lawless ness for the rest of his natural life I gravely shook my head He puffed away in deep meditative ess Why shouldnH that be possible as I never he said well as the other did see why rt shouldnt and Im a bit of a mental and moral philosopher you must know I never heard of a man worth the name who didnt pick up that trick on the tramp and I thought Id try and settle the question by an ex periment in flesh and blood Von actually tried to turn a A decent man into a vagabond Ex actly Hark at the wind screaming up the hillside It was just such a night But Ill as this when T first began you have it in regular order let After I once determined on my ex periment I tried to get hold of a decent sub ie t I was in London at the time trying to ret the hang of the place and I didnt know a respectable soul there except little Tom Allen a poor city clerk who lived in the same house as I did And he was respectable a nervous lily livered sort of a fellow who went to chapel regularly and had never ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- sympathetically How heart breaking I murmured hills rise The tramps pipe was na and the jauntiness had died out of lufa voice which cut through the scream of the blast low and clear exhausting al most in its intensity His eye was full ttpon me compelling me to return the gaze and I understood how this man could hold the wills and minds of stronger men than poor Tom Allen in the hollow of his hand I told him of a worship went on the voiee a worship that eluded cramp ing church walls and lived only amont the lonely hills where the woodlanH clasps the knees of the barren rock and in the depth of the glorious tangled tor ests of the joy of wandering on wi1 out bound or goal on through tit greatwild world through town and vil lage and hamlet on to stern and awe some regions where the gray mis sleeps on the moor and the blasts ta up the shaggy hills with a scream that summons up a mans blood So I went on for many a long evem ing how I could go on so long I dont know for the passion of the wandere was upon me and I was mad to go But I went on and Tom Allen listened and his chest would heave and his face wouM work as though he were fighting for breath And one evening when m patience had begun to wear thin h suddenly jumped up and stood bolt upright with hands clinched and eyes a flashing I cant stand this any longer say J he and his voice sounded tremulous and determined all at once I tell you its killing me killing me this prison life of mine Ill throw in my lot Avith you and well leave this place Youve been waiting tor me 1 know I knew then that I had gained rm purpose and was sorry I wanted t beg him to stay but I happened tt catch his eye and saw that I might at well try to move a rock in inidsea We left the place the next morning he and I The house stood at the bottom of c loug narrow road anil he was silent at death until we got to the tup Then he stoppeel and looked back Never no more said he in a queer harsh whisper never no more Well I fairly dashed into the old roA ing life dragging Tom Allen after me It was summer then and old England was ai its best and Tom enjoyed it jusl as a hey might Only when we passed through villages and saw ike quiet thatched homestead- and the people going to church or maybe when we stopped on the road to chaff some pud ding faced youngster and his mother would cry for him from her cottage tc keep away from they lazy vaeabones hed look at ire with a slow quiet look and Id turn awa with something lik 1 can face dauger and death a groan with anyone bat there was a curse in that man eve though his heart was gentle as a womans And as summci turned to autumn he wore that look well nigh every elay and somehow it seemed to drain the very life out of me He never said a word about it and 1 never said a word to him but there were times when I wished hed strike me dead I elid spak at last though It wad a Sunday morning and wc were standing on the top of okl Sarum hill The bells were riiiging below with a jingle of tinks and clangs and clongs and the people were on their way to matins I looked at Tom Allen as h stood by me silent and patient as ever with never a word of reproach on his lips only the weary slow look and I saw death in his face that morning He might have been dead then he was so white and still Only his lips trembled I and there was a tear on his cheek spoke then The storm was spent and the wnd had sobbed themselves to sleep Only t he i ain made music on the leaves The vagabond remained silent I said at last Well Well theres little more to be Id lured him on to what was death te him and all that remained for me to do was to try and g et him back to life ¬ -¬ ¬ to-morr- 7 gtgogcs ftUl - 1 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 Leuchorrhoca 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- 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 Nancik Shoee Florence Col writes a letter to Mrs Pink- ham from which we quote I had teen 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 an wnen I wrote el I ot no ree walk more than four to you Scould not blocks vV jjjst at a time I followed your advice tak- ¬ 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 stranger to pain and I owe it all to your medicine There z none equal to it for I have tried many others be- ¬ fore using yours Words cannot be said too strong in praise of it Miss SALESWOMEN on their feet whether well or ill understand what torture is WOMEN WHO EARN THEIR UViNG Polly Frame Meade Tribune Agent s He Ib Learning Now SAVED THE SECRET He Hoodwinked Hi But at What a Fearful Cont to Himself Trusting AVifey The Barlows havent asked for a 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 idling the wants of a tenant of his own that he has forgotten about bothering cent us Chicago Evening News 9a99i999KsBaa99a90SsiSsgai999999a9Si 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 me l cannot praise it enough Since my girlhood 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 i i Kan 1 - rd Isnt that So so mister Somehow the quizzical note back into his voice again hadjrct ¬ to hold forth on the joys and beauty of I wasnt a quiet steady going life Buve of my powers at first but soon I saw that the charm acted and if ever I t ried to stumble at a prayer in my mind it was then for I couldnt bear to think of having done him to death Well It ended as It had begun For one day not so long after I took him by the band as it were and led him back to London And he never said a word but when Lis old governor consented to take him back he looked as though hed seen nat was nve years ago ana a vision i I just began that Sunday morning Chinas Powerful Sword He had leen out late When he readied his residence the church clock was chiming There is an ancient and dreadful sword in live Heavy weary disgusted he opened China It gives to the man who happens to tne iront uoor witn someuittieulty and ott-ly hold it the power to cut off the head of any toiled up the airs entering the bed one he wishes without danger 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vagabond jumped up with a lurch that sent our glasses flying Im off now he said curtly I queried Why in such a hurry He looked at melongand earnestly he Because I carry a resolution said and resolutions are risky things to carry They should be marked Glass with care and conveyed to their desti- ¬ nation as quickly as possible And what is this resolution of yours I could not help asking He bent over megwith a low laugh Not to tell any more lies over my whisky toddy he whispered Antl before I could recover myself he was striding across the heath and was soon out of sight- Chicago Times-Heral- d -- Ive never troubled himsince HOGi Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN -- Wheal No 2 red Corn Mixed tat PORK Mess LARU Steam -- a r To Cure a Cold in One Bay Take Laxative Rromo 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 our virtues L A W 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waits Chicago Daily News bad Sold by all each oacKaije V druddists or sent postpaid by the Or Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NV Price 5opcrbox6bomZ5The full name is on - S Br V JR Atfm vl sk 9 BUm v - - wr i Every church and schoolhouse should be abastlne can be used over paint or Alabastine packages have full direc- ¬ Alabasjine the only durable wall coat- ¬ the place of scaling kalsomines paer paint or paper can De usea over coated only with Alabastine Hundreds tions Anyone can brush it on Ask paint ing takes Buy only in five 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 Alrfbastine is properly labeled take no substitute ine Alabastine does not rub and scale off Ire Alabastine Co Grand Rapids Mich af used on plaster brick wood or canvas ¬ THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY MAY THE PgE WEES All day they twittered all day they sang As out and in they flew With a fallen leaf cr a bit of moss And a straw and a twig- or two They deftlj fashioned their cozy nest Shaping- 12 1899 understand what torttire is SALESWOMEN on their feet whether well or ill 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 I I i i it bit by bit And as they worked they twittered and sang Pee wee pee wee pee wit They built just under a rocky ledge Secure from rain or dew Where a summer brock went babbling by As summer brooks will do They gathered the velvety woodland moss And lined their nests with it And still they twittered and gaily sang Pee wee pee wee pee wit At last the cozy nest was done And filled with a little brood And the old birds worked from morn till night To bring the young ones food Eut at last the nest had grown too small Or the birds too large for it For away they fluttered and gayly sang Pee wee pee wee pee- - it Eut every year the pee wees come And line their nest anew And freshen it up with a bit of moss And a twig and a traw or two And every year they raise their brood And watch the young birds flit And still they twitter and gayly sing Pee wee pet wee pee wit Helen Whitney Clark in Golden Days I A VAGABOND By Mark Lennox 8K ijfc g jj JlSfc AWpqft HE across and I almost became reconciled to the storm that had driven me into the ramshackle wayside inn He bore his rag s with inimitable grace and there was a good temepered independent whimsical something behind his appearance that was simply irresistible a strong dash of poetry and romance moreover so often fouud in your lord of the lane and high¬ devil-may-care WAS as fine a specimen of tramp humanity as ever 1 had come ¬ way His first words disappointed me I confess for he spoke with the unmistakable tone and accent of a gentleman and 1 was growing a trifle tired of people who had come down in life When he had finished the second pot of ale that he permitted me to pay for I hinted somewhat rudely perhaps that no doubt he had seen better days 1 should hope I Seen better days have and worse ones too many of Did vou ever them Better davs come across a man on his beam ends that hadnt seen better days Talking of lies itll have struck you by this time no doubt that man is a lying ani- ¬ Oh well thats because mal No youre thinking of one kind of liars only Theyre not all of one kind 1 grant you Theres the man who deceives ethers lies a meterialist if ever there was oe But then theres the man that deceives himself and ¬ ¬ ¬ thats your idealist See I did see and tried to draw him cut further but he did not really wax elo- ¬ quent until he was deep in his post ¬ prandial glass of toddy and his huge frame loomed dim from out a smoke cloud It was then I asked my man to spin me a yarn He raised himself from his lolling posture and planting both elbows on the table looked t me with those half quizzical half pathetic eyes of his What qtieer fish you steady going he said at respectable people are Youre keen as ferrets on tales last of wild life and low life too for that matter there Vvl the suddenness of the question and wondering what he was driving at Ive got to he answered dryly for Ive seen em do it actually seen them do it and I could no more keep them back than a baby could have done He stopped and sighing veiled him self in melancholy smoke How heart breaking I murmured sympathetically When he emerged again from the cloud the melancholy had departed Now did you ever hear of a respec table and law abiding citizen suddenly taking a headlong plunge into tramp dom and roving on in happy lawlessness for the rest of his natural life ¬ ¬ ¬ turning round for good I mean Dont you I parried laughing at tramp and vagabond Do you believe in a regular thats neither here nor repenting and at last theres little more to be pcJd Id lured him on to what was death to him and all that remained for me to do was to try and get him back to life Isnt that so mister Somehow the quizzical note had get name who didnt pick up back into his voice again worth the So I just began that Sunday morning that trick on the tramp and I thought try and settle the question by an ex to hold forth on the joys and beauty of Id I wasnt a quiet steady going life penment in flesh and blood Yon actually tried to turn a save of my powers at first but soon I Ex saw that the charm acted and if ever I A decent man into a vagabond screaming up fried to stumble at a prayer in my mind actly Hark at the wind the hillside W was just such a night it was then for 1 couldnt bear to think But Ill of having done him to death as this when T first began Well it ended as it had begun For let you have it in regular order on my ex one day not so long after I took him by After I once determined Corn- - Mixed 37 periment I tried to get hold of a decent the hand as it were and led him back to o No 2 white 3lsa o2 Rye No western subject T was in London at the time London And he never said a word but 4 40 4 80 Fi stoua ty and when his old governor consented to take CATTOWestern trying to ret the hang of the place 4 uj 4 io HOG I didnt know a respectable soul there him back he looked as though he ci seenJ INDIANAPOLIS except little Tom Allen a poor city a vision tinat was nve years ago ano GRAIN Wheat No 2 red R Or Corn No 2 mixed Uh lived in the same house as I Ive never troubled himsince clerk who 28 Oata No 2 mixed The vagabond jumped up with a lurch did And he was respectable a nervoui LOUISVILLE 3 75 40 lilv livered sort of a fellow who went that sent our glasses flying FLOUR Winter patent 73 GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Im off now he said curtly and had never to chapel regularly a 37 Corn Mixed I queried Why in such a hurry 31 t Mixed tasted anything stranger than water ft 10 00 PORK Mess He looked at me long and earnestly He drudged at his desk all in his life 6 0J he LAKL Steam Uecause I carry a resolution day and came home at night to tea and are Polloks Coarse of Time or some other raid and resolutionsbe risky thing equally entertaining work and hed to carry They should marked Glass been living this monotonous little life with care and conveyed to their destiof his for close on 2T years when I came nation as quickly as possible And what is this resolution of across him And I fixed on him at once could not help asking for saw the untamable little tell tale yours He bent over mewith a low laugh and quiet devil in the corner of his meek Not to tell any more lies over my eye and I knew hed do Strange though how a bit of the devil lurks in whisky toddy he whispered And before I could recover myself he the mildest of creatures and a bit of Alabastine the only durable wall coat- ¬ the brute too for that matter But let was striding across the heath and was of sight- Chicago me soon ing takes the place of scaling kalsomlnes that pass except that it brings wall paper and paint for walls It can be back to what J aid just now about you used on plaster brick wood cr canvas Well Well I said 4 COI-N-N- o Tie puffed away in deep meditative Bess Why shouldriH that be possible as I never he said well as the other did see why rt shouldnt and Im a bit of a mental and moral philosopher you must know I never heard of a man I gravely shook my head Tom Allen Id sit up in his bedroom with him by the hour on his patent medicine chest ranting away about the glory of a wanderers lif the excre ment and the whirl and the freedom and the joy of it I bade him listen tc the wind on a stormy night such as this tc the roar and the shout of it and thepassionate snap of the branches till the wild wind music got into his heart A brain and he held his brrads to his ears and bid me stop Outside the storm raged as it can rage only on a bleak moor where the steep hills rise The tramps pipe was oa and the jauntiness had died out of lufa voice which eut through the scream of the blast low and clear exhausting almost in its intensity His eve was full upon me compelling me to return the gaze and I understood how this man could hold the wills and minds of stronger men than poor Tom Allen in the hollow of his hand I told him of a worship went on the voice a worship that eluded cramp ing church walls and lived only among the lonely hills where the woodland clasps the knees of the barren rock and in the depth of the glorious tangled lor ests of the joy of wandering on with out bound or goal on through tut greatwild world through town and vil lage and hamlet on to stern and awe some regions where the gray mis sleeps on the moor and the blasts tea up the shaggy hills with a scream that summons up a mans blood So 1 went on for many a long even ing how I could go on so long I don know for the passion of the wanderei was upon me and I was mad to go But I went on and Tom Allen listened and his chest would heave and his face wouM work as though he were fighting for breath And one evening when m pat it flee had begun to wear thin li suddenly jumped up and stood bolt up right with hands clinched and eyes a flashing I cant stand this any longer says he and his voice sounded tremulous and determined all at once I tell you its killing me killing me this prison life of mine Ill throw in ray lot with you and well leave this place Youve been waiting tor me I know I knew then that I had gained m purpose and waa sorry I wanted t beg him to stay but I happened tt catch his eye and saw that I might as well try to move a rock in midsea Wc left the place the next morning he and I The house stood at the bottom of c loug narrow road and he was silent as death until we got to the top Then he stopped and looked back Never no more said he in a queer harsh whisper never no more Well I fairly dashed into the old ro ing life dragging Tom Allen after me It was summer then and old England was at its best and Tcm enjoyed it jusl as a boy might Only when we passed through villages and saw the quiet thatched homesteads and the p oplc going to church or maybe When we stopped on the road to chaff some pudding-faced youngster and his mother would cry for him from her cottage k keep away from they lazy vagabones hed look i me with a slow quiet look and Id turn awaj with something lik 1 can face dauger and death i groan with anyone but there was curse in that mans eve though his heart was gentle as a womans And as sunimci turned to autumn he wore that look well nigh every day and somehow it seemed to drain the very life out of me He never said a word about it and I never said a word to him but there were times when I wished hed strike me dead I did speak at last though It wad a Sunday morning and we were standing on the top of old Sarum hill The bells were riiiging below with a jingle of tinks and clangs and clongs and the people were on their way to matins I looked at Tom Allen as h stood by me silent and patient as ever with never a word of reproach on his lips only the weary slow look and I saw death in his face that morning He might have been dead then he was so white and still Only his lips trembled I and there was a tear on his cheek spoke then The storm was spent and the WiluH had sobbed themselves to sleep Only t he i ain made music on the leaves The vagabond remained silent ¬ ¬ ¬ straight folk bing mad on wit 3 iales I had found that out lonr atro and used it as the thin end of the wedge with I HOW HE LOST HER He Struck Oat anil She Gave Her ¬ self to the Younsr Man Who Didnt Play Ball rt - if1 mn discharges which weaken so many women are caused by Ca- ¬ tarrh of the distinctly feminine organs The sufferer may call her trouble Leuchorrhoca 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 othet torms 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- The debilitating drains and ¬ A bright flush overspread the face of the young girl iu the pink shirt waist who sat in the grand stand as the stalwart young man who had played m the field in the hist half of the inning stepped to the plate bat ju hand Line er out old man Three base Good boy hit Hume 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 hat with a firmer hold moved it in graceful circles over his shoulder while the pitchi r vis 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 tiied the air This phrase is also the correct form Again the high priced pitcher juggled the ball mysteriously again it came like a rifle shot again the young man at the plate swung ins uat And again the crowd groaned Ah The high priced catcher rolled the ball carelessly down to third put on his mask came close behind the bat spread his lugh- Ericed lgs apart placed his hands en his 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 woman in the pink shirt waist turning with pale cheeks and Hashing eyes to the pimply faced young man who sat by her side 1 said no to you the other day I say ves now 1 will marry you whenever you like Chicago ¬ 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 I doctored and took various medicines but monthly period got no reliet and when 1 wrote to you I could not walk more than four blocks WOMEN WHO EARN THEIR UVING at a time I followed your advice tak- ¬ i i u wsmL4 mss a ma 2 4 Tribune cent i 9 ma m m He Is Learning Xow ¬ SAVED THE SECRET He Hoodwinked His Trusting WIfey But at What a Fearful Cot to Himself The Barlows havent asked for a worm oif repairs tm spring w nat do you think of that Ia n lrrn rrnf i tirif cnYririm a house through a trade a few weeks ago and is so busy filling the wants of a tenant of his own that lie has torgotten about bothering Agent s Yl 1 i Wx l 1 T for I have tried many others be- ¬ fore using yours Words cannot be said too strong in praise of it Miss Polly Fkame Meade Kan writes Dear Mrs Pinkham I feel it my duty to write you in regard to what your medicine has done for me I cannot praise it AAW enough Since my girlhood I had been troubled with ir regular and painful periods and for nearly five years had suffered with falling of the f i rr womb and whites Also V I fl I1 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 ing Lydia E Pinkhams Blood Purifier in connection with the Vegetable Com pound and began to gain in strength from the first I am getting to be a stranger to pain and I owe it all to your medicine There ic none equal to it rWtiimMb7 rP TyfTd Nfe T t It iff TI H 1 I 1 1 1 1 us Chicago Evening News He had been out late When he reached his residence the church clock was chiming Heavy weary disgusted he opened the front door with some difficulty and soft ly toiled up the stain entering the bed chamber with elaborate caution Thank goodness she was asleep He dropped into a chair and without taking off his coat or hat began to remove his shoes One he placed with great care upon the floor but alas as he took off the other it slipped out of his hand and fell with a loud noise Wifey awoke on the instant She looked at him and then at the sum- five ¬ to-morr- 1 There is an ancient and dreadful sword in China It gives to the man who happens to hold it the power to cut off the head of any one he wishes without danger of punishment Ail people flee from this sword as fearfully as stomach ills flee before the approach oi Hostetters Stomach Hitters This famous remedy cures all forms of stomach troubles beginning with constipation and ending with liver or kidney disease It will be found in all drug stores and it al- ¬ ways cures ¬ ¬ ¬ Chinas Powerful Sword mer sunlight that streamed through the A Misfit j Jru vVtrC 1X What are i yCU ptttmg Up about reprieves a suit which has been taken from the counters of a clothing store favs that be never eared for a counter lit rather than to wear The young man who prefers to owe a tailor anyway ¬ ¬ the clearest enunciation of which he was capable I found I couldnt sleep so I by cannot reach thought Id get up and go out and take a the local applications as ttheyear There is diseased portion of lie walk one way to and that And ort the poor wretch went dragging only constitutional cure deafness Deafness is is by remedies himself round wearily for an hour upon the caused by an inflamed condition of the muverge 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 hearing and when it is Baptists Annual itlectiiig icni entirely closed deafness is the result and Duukards Roanoke Vs My 2X 1K09 utiiess the inflammation can be taken out Only one fare round trip via Bit Four and to its normal conTickets will be good going May 16 1 20 ditionthis tube restored destroyed forever hearing will bo and lt 1890 Returning good until June 24 nine cases of of ten are caused by catarrh 1890 one stopover will be allowed on re ¬ is nothing but turn trip subject to local regulations of the which mucous surfaces an inflamed condition of the linen over which the ticket reads For full will give One Hundred Dollars for any information regarding tickets rates and o We of Deafness caused by catarrh that se routes and time of train- - call on agents cannot be cured by Malls Catarrh Core Big Four Route or address the uuder signed Warren J Lynch General Passeuger Send for circulars free F J Cheney Co Toledo O and Ticket Agent Cincinnati OSold by Druqgists 75c Halls Familv Pills are the best TifflituiiiK and Women Lightning never strikes twice in the same Modesty Is I nfashionable place Th analogy between lightning and The modest man who i woian driving a nail while striking is these days is not called takes a back seat higher but is doubt less quite accidental Detroit Journal pushed out the back door up make room for to the deadheads Galveston News Do Your Feet Aelie and Horn Shake into your shoes Allens Foot Ease Cheap Excursions 189f a powder tor the feet It makes tightor New Assembly CumCures Corns Bunions Annual Meeting GeneralChurch at Denver Shoes feel Easy berland lresbvterian Swollen Hot Callous Sore and Sweating Col May 18 to 26 Feet All Druggists and Shoe Stores sell Annual Meeting General Assembly Presby 25c Sample sent FREE it Address terian Church at Minneapolis Minn May Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y 18 to June 1 National Baptist Anniversaries at San THE MARKETS Francisco Cal May 20 to 20 National Educational Association at Los Angeles Cal July 11 to 14 Cincinnati Mav 11 g 4 25 LIVESTOCK Cattle common 53 For all these meetings cheap excursion 4 50 fe 4 6 Select butcher rates have been made and delegates and t fcU Hi 1 OJ CALVES Pair to rood lijrht others interested should bear in mind that 3 50 3 10 HOG S- - Coarse and heavy the best route to each convention city is 3 80 3 75 Mixed packers St Paul Ky 4 5i 3 50 Light -- tappers via the Chicago Milwaukee 4 50 3 75 HEEP Cnoice and its connections Choice of routes is ofLA M US 6 f0 y- - 8 25 piin fered those going to the meetings on the Pa3 75 3 45 FLOUR Winter patent cific Coast of going via Omaha or Kansas g JKA1N W heal No 2 red 71tf City and returning by St Paul and Minne7U a- No 3 red St r Corn No 2 mixed Z4 apolis The Chicago MilwaukeeChicago Paul 2i and No 2 Ry has the short line between Oats 63 Kve- - No J Omaha and the best line between Chicago 1100 fell 50 HAYPrime to choice St Paul and Minneapolis the route of the fri i 50 PROVISIONS Mess pork Pioneer Limited the only perfect train in 7J Lard a Qc the world 10 BUTTER Choice dairy 18 All coupon ticket agents sell tickets via Pr me to choice creamery 5 oo 4 ro APPLES Choice to fancy St Paul Ry the Chicago Milwaukee 45 oj POTATOES Per bu For time tables and information as to rates CHICAGO and routes address Geo H Heaftord Gen3 50 3 00 FLOUR Winter ratent eral Passeng r Agent hicago 111 7o 74 jHaN 3 Wheat No 2 led 7 00 ui Chicago spring Chance for Her fo 2 2M She says her face is her fortune 26 2 26K No OAri S 3d Q 8 X Well she certainly ought to take adhORK Mess 4 IttHO LAKL Mem vantage of the new bankruptcy law Chicago Post NEW YOKK mm 3 75 4 10 FLOUR -- Winter patent The Besi Prescription for Chills WRKAj No 2 red h5 a 403 a OF N No 2 mixed and Fever is a bottle of 6y Chiix Toxic It is simplyGfoves Tasteless kve Mixed iron and quinine in 3U UAi a tasteless form No cure no pay Price50c oo 10 50 0 PORK New men LARD Western fe 5 2i You cannot always tell whether your BALTIMORE goods are all wool or mixed goods it makes Cr 3 GO 3 35 FLOUR Familj no differ nee if you use Putnam Fadeless 74 7i GRAIN Whect No tied 7o 76 Dyes They color everything c Sou i hern ¬ -- Boston Advertiser Deafness Cannot Be Cared ji3i frfi An attractive dij consume- Business Man BBjmmmB AFOLIO FOOLS HASTE IS II AE SPEED DONT HURRY THE WORK UNLESS YOU USE I DR MOFFETTS f H Ql 1 EC 665 TEETHINA Aids Digestion Regulates tbe Bowels Makes Teething Easy Relieves tbe Bowel Troubles of Cnildren of Any Age TEETHIKG POWDERS Ask Your Drucrgrist lor it SAY Costs Only 25 Cents ¬ n Was in the Wrong Office Agent My dear sir do you knew how much time you lose dipping i pen into the inUr Ten dips a minute means 600 dips an hour or 6000 dips in ten hours and each worked it all out And yet I find 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 othet way Beg pardon Im in the wrong cilice Good day Pearsons Weekly Yes xi ot UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIALS V53WVSNSJ5 sss I know I have ¬ Permanently cures all Itching Barnlng Soalev JBc cems Staid lTcal Chilblains Piles Burns Baby H ror Dandruff Itching Scaln Falling Hair thickening and making it soft Silky and Luxuri- ¬ ant All Fare Kruptiods producing i Soft Clear li contains no Beautiful Skin anl Complexion Lead Sulphur Oantharidcs or anything injurious An easy ieat seller lady eanramen maknSl c Ganillaris a day Druggists or mail Mai iifaetnring Co N Y Aildrcss T I1I9L 3calpand8kin diseases such as Salt Rbeam va VKFIKJD Act EE RIDOE N J - illustrated and thoroughly reliable 64 page booklet devoted to fruit culture along the Frisco Line in Missouri Ar kansas Kansas and Indian Territory just issued A copy will be sent free upon appli cation to Bryan Snyder G P A Frisco ¬ Fruit Farming Along the Frisco MmWfaSmmmlM CUKES gnu v ¬ ¬ yji Best Cough Syrnp Tastes Good In time Sold by druggists tJTga WHtHt aftifi30MXSl1 ALL tLiL rALS Use va V33fcil7iisln illWLai E Line St Louis Mo A X K 1760 When a man acts the fool he calls it sowing wild oats Atchison Globe WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS please state that yea aw the Advertise saent In this paper ¬ ¬ Nervous People suffer themselves but cause more or less misery to everyone around them They are fretful easily worried and therefore a worry ¬ Nervous people not only r w ¬ ¬ to otners ¬ at the least unexpected sound your nerves are in a bad state and should be promptly atten ded to you when your pulse beats ex cessively when you are startled When everything annoys ¬ m ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Nervousness is a ques ¬ tion cf nutrition Food for the nerves is what you need to put you riohtand the best nerve food in the world is Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People They jive strength and tone to every nerve in the life has renewed its charms Mere is proof body and make despondent easily irritated people feel that 7 -- -- -- j To Cure n Cold In One Say Take Laxative Bjomo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money i f it fails to cure 25c We cling to our faults with a firmer grarp than we do to our virtues L A W Bulletin Pisos Cure for Consumption is an A No 1 Asthma medicine W K Williams An tioch 111 ¬ l daughter of Mr I C Watrous Miss Cora TTatrous the rixteen-yenr-olof 6i Clarion St Bradford Pa vas seized with a nervous disorder which threatened to end her life Imminent physicians agreed the trouble was from impoverished blood but failed to give relief Mr Watrous heard Dr Williams Pink Pills 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 herappetite returned My the pain in her head ceased and she was stronger than ever oefore 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 A Era d April 11 - 1894 i -- luck included All things come- to him who waits Chicago Daily News bad Sold by all each nackatfe V druddist or sent postpaid by the Or Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NV Price 5optrboxiObomc- The full name is on ¬ 1 1 ot - -- Times-Her-a- M labastine can be used over paint or Every church and sehoolhouse should be Alabastine packages have full direc- ¬ paler paint or paper can De usea over coated only with Alabastine Hundreds tions Anyone can brush it on Ask paint Abastine Buy only in five pound pack- - of tons used yearly for this work Genu- ¬ dealer for tint card Alabastine Era iaKe acts prcpeny ijeeu ai no suusmute ine Alabastine does not rub and scale off free Alabastine Co Grand Rapids Mich - ij- - I - 8 THE BOURBON NEWS ARIS ZY ¬ FRIDAY MAY 12 1899 83 1 GOES - iCoatfi The M K here proved with a new fence of L xington Bt from firt page C grounds are b ing im nd restpdy buying wool was Strongest in tbe World TO TH Promptly Reaches the OTTOM ¬ Mr Frank y etrrday Cllier visited ic P tris Mr and Mr T P Wadell attended the bnn dot Wet lev Pratber in Mason Mian Lucvlee Allen and yesterday Ms T M Mr Pnrnell is oni from Tniie Pavne who was 1 at-t-nii- iif re- ¬ cently so severely bnrnt ct all Blood Diseases Everyone who has had exDerience with blood diseases knows that there are ments or troubles so obstinate and difficult to cure Very few remediesno ail claim CARLISLE o cure such real deep seated blood diseases as S S S cures and none can offer such incontrovertible evidence of merit S S S is not merely a tonic it Jiv n11l From NIC oltg County via a cure It goes down to the very seat of all blood diseases and gets at the Freciucts foundation of the very worst cases and routs the poison from the system It does From The Mercury not like other remedies dry up the poison and hide it from view temporarily only to break forth again more violently than ever S S S forces out every 1 A Ktenkle sld his residence in trace of taint and rids the system of it forever Dor8iana to John R Conley JVirs l w Lee Montgomery Ala writes Some years Born To the wife of Reuben ago I was inoculated with poison by a nurse who infected Hunter on the 6th inst a daughter any babe with blood taint I was covered with sores and ulcers from head to foot and in my great extremity I prayed Born To the wife of Wallace o die Several prominent physicinns treated me but all Campbell on the 6th inst a daughter o no purpose The mercury and potash which they Arrangements are being made for a ave me seemed to add fuel to the awful flame which was two day street fair some time between devouring me I was advised by friends who had seen now and the 15th of June wonderful cures made by it to try Swifts Specific I im- ¬ proved from the start as the medicine seemed to go direct The Carlisle and Blae Lick Telephone to the cause of the trouble and force the poison out Twenty Company has about completed the con- ¬ Domes cured me completely Swifts Specihc tracts for the eretion of their wires and instruments H Myers StioMrs Died Near is the only remedy that is guaranteed purely vegetable and contains no Jessie Lawren e faster a lingering ill mercury potash arsenic or any other mineral or chemical It never fails to ness She leaves three children Burial cure Cancer Eczema Scrofula Rheumatism Contagious Blood Poison at Cassiday Creek graveyard Tetter Boils Carbuncles Sores etc The meeting whic 1 has b en in prog- ¬ Valuable books mailed free by Swift Specific Company Atlanta Ga ress at the Methodis Church the past Bl two weeks closed Monday nitjht with fourteen additions t he church SUMMER CRUISE Eld Robt Temp eman will cccupv the pulpit at the Ch istiau Church Sun ¬ day morning during thn al snce of Eld F M Tinder who is iu Blue Field Cures the Worst Cases In every S made 9 Seat demonstrates test superiority8over easily its other blood remedies It matters not how ob- ¬ the case nor what other and stinateor remedies have failed S treatment S8 always promptly reaches and cures anv disease where the blood is in any way involved Mrn J M Hughes and dangh er Mrs Brnw Millar of Paris were guests of Mr J G Smedley ves Mr and CHE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY erday Mrs Peters of Sharpsburg were guests of J G Allen and family Tuesday and Wet - Walter Allen and Mr has S S S FOR THE BLOOD - ¬ For a take the COAST LINE to MACKINAC -- W Va NEV STEEL PASSENGER S STEAMERS tL Georgian Bag Pare 1 Berry Stewart nnr a- cmnuodating telegraph operator went to Paris Friday to take a position in the train disCOMFORT patchers office f r a we k or two where in all probability he will get a permaSPEED nent positio aldSAFETY MooivnVM and Upper Th-Ca-lis- ¬ ¬ The Greatest Perfection yet attained in Boat Construction Luxurious Equipment Artistic Furnishing Decoration and Efficient Service To Detroit piscRinac Petoskeg CHicago No other Line offers a panorama of 460 miles of equal variety and interest Four Trips per Week Between Day and Nipht svtr Rtrwrn Toledo Detroit and Mackinac PETOSKEY THE SOO MARQUETTE AND DULUTH DETROIT AND CLEVELAND LOW RATES to Picturesque Mackinac and Return including Meals and Berths A pproxi mate Cost from Cleveland 9 50 from Toledo 1635 from Detroit 1375 1 Pj Q Each Direction Berths 75c Stateroom 175 Connections are made at Cleveland with Earliest Trains for all points East South and Southwest and at Detroit for all points North and Northwest Sunday Trips June July Aug Sep Oct Only others duectors The lare two story brick residence of James Th mas that was formerly known as the old John Hall property about 3 miles from town burned Mon day about 11 oclock together with about half the furniture bedding etc 2500 with Mr Thomas loss is ahont 1500 insurance in the Hnrst Home m Telephone Company was oipnnized Monday and officers elected ft R Tfinpfcman was elected Presi V B Ratiirf and Cole ieut C Blue Lick Has achieved a greater suc cess within a period of thirty nine and a half years than has been approached by any other assurance organization During this period the Equitable has paid 299083 18897 to its policy - holders and in addition now holds 25836929854 of Assets a total of 55745248751 which is over 267600000 more than any other company has paid and accumulated within a corresponding period of it history ¬ fl HUGH MONTGOMERY Agent Paris Kentucky Co Go to J C Snyler p iper and window shades for wall- - tf Every Day and Night Between Cleveland Pvtt ttS22Z inSay and Toledo Nuts raisins dates figs currants iedless raisins Newton Mitchell tf A P Detroit and Cleveland Novlootion company new line of ilk ties for ice Cos clothiers 25 cents at tf tp - fvsc-jpftffafr- - pi w yrjc nFfy tfVfcS JUST RECcIVD PHYSICIANS ND JRGEONS Ttie firm ul Turkey Clark having ben dissolved h1 tbost- Indebted to aid firm Hie required to call the under signed at ouce and settle Those 10 whom the firm is indebted will please preut their accounts to the under signed I will continue in the livery bupiuesn at the HHiiip places lower and npper stntles and I solicit the patron age of all - WOO Will pay highest fcet price TWIN BROTHERS t 1 11 ¬ mar bro 28 ap special Plenty of sacks cms s ¬ um In Their Different Departments tf ph nwnwL ¬ WALTER CLARK April 18 1899 WANTED arriving Partner IUHK w--r lbs Wool IS PURITY GUARANTEED FOK SALE Grinding Mill cla8 pc make will grind 80 fo 75 barstandard rels of ear corn pnr day with 10 borse power Will sell cheap A first ¬ mil twine Will pav hirhst market price for om wool Call anl get wool sacks 2l ap 6t K IIUTHCKAFT G H PARRIS LfT Landman 11 Of No 503 W Ninth Street Ohio Sold By Paris Ky K P Barnett D Pari Cincinnati Will be at the Windsor Hotel Black horse about I4i hands high both hind feet white bl niinh on right Abont 40 acres now in timothy ou tore foot Straved from the place of the Iron Works turnpike between Cun Cbaj Higgins on Betbh hem pike Mn ningham Station and Jones X Roads lay nignt Suitable reward for infor at 3000 per acre mation leading to recovery of horse Applv to Robt S Thompson Escon CHAS HALEY dida Ky or R T Ford 48 Enst 26th Leeslick Ky St New York City Slip tfj v ¬ nrJ LUaU I Ul Fr qIp ulu wu raved cr tlen ¬ If I 1 A IHOPWHSI r BCN3 rir viVH7v tv THE GREAT MAJESTIC If DRY GOODS TUESDAY April 11 18W ITTESTIOS CITIZESS ¬ returning every neooad Tuesday in eaer Now is the time to bring in vonr enmonth tities mowers and farm machinery for Keeerence Every leading physician reuairs Also Mower and binder blades Paris Kentucky ud dont ltgnt your lawn mowera 4M8 - ea Bjif jjniiiiiit y M4JESUC J JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calle Your work if promptly answered Prices reasonable solicited t and oil btoves which I will make aGas fleam and water pin fitting Stpel ranges repaired All work guaranteed ood aa new fMAJE57IC MFG CD tfQ 5TLBUI5 y MFG CO 5TL0UI5 1 -- n k IMIIIAUi Mli ill Ui MWh Cor Third and Pleasant St Our Dry Goods Department is filled with the latest novelties of Silks for Wai ts Taylor Made Dtera roods for Suits readv to irear Shirts in black satins crepons coverts luster and all the latest novelties of inspect them he season Also a full line of laces embroideries underwear and hosiery Call Our Shoe Department contains the latest in Mens Boys Ladies and Childrens Tans and Blacks in all style toes an i width prices and quality gmrantfed Come in aDd try a pair SHOES ad Brotherhood of St Andrew The Third Annual Convention of the Kentucky State Assemby of the Brotherhood of St Andrew will be held in Christ Church Cathedral Lexington The programme will May 8th and 9th consist of addresses by prominent clergy and laymen and confernces 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 qf the Brotherhood of St Andrew Mr R A Robinson and Col D Reduced rates W Gray of Lom been granb bj all roedfl entering have Lexington For fnrtb information ad Mr W U Warren Secretary Lexington ¬ ¬ WORK HORSES FOR SALE H have for sale an iron gray horse 16 THE GREAT MAJESTIC PERMS STOVE AND ilEiGi TIN STORE Our Clothing and Gents Furnishing Department is complete Everything in Mens Toys an It will he to your interest before purchasing to give us a visit Childr ills Clothibg Above all a word to the ladies Before house keeping we want to sav we have ad le a Carpet and Matting Department consisting of Wilton Velvets Moquettes Tapestry and all grades f Woolen and In grain Carpets We will save vou monev if you will give us a cell 1 CLOTHING CARPETS ¬ verv kird and gentle price 85 Also an aged mare very large and strong a good worker aud a No 1 brood where and does it well a splendid leader hands high works any ¬ mir - Will also sell at prices that will make von money 2 Poland China sows with extra good yearling boar plr id ard tood ones ill on or arldreep fit s25 I I have a complete line of the great Maiestic ranges For ga3 fittings house furnisTMngs metal roofing door and plumbing window screens refritr rators etc I can give the Koct line for the least mou ey TWIN BROTHERS EOTJRBON3 BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN STTSHT PARTS H1NTUCKY jGt GOISG CLAYTON BENJ PERRY Hutchibon Ky Paris Ky

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