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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1899 bou1899051601 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1899 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. THE BOURBON NEWS CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established FEB l if 81 NINETEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY MAY 16 1899 MILLERSBURG NO 39 HARROWS New Notes Gathered In And About The Burg GEO W STUART Has Located in the Large Brick Building- on Third Streec Oppo ¬ N Freight Depot site the L - Stoddard and Hamilton Disc Harrows Steel tooth lever Har rows A Harrows and One Horse Harrows CORN PLANTERS Black Hawk Planters with check rower and drill attachment Hamilton Planters for hand or check rower 1 horse corn drills CULTIVATORS yesterday Dodd Mra Wm Carpeuter is improving Mrs W V Shaw went to Cincinnati Beet Cincinnati Joe W returned Friday from DEALER IN Coal 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 ¬ The McCormick WAGONS Everybody knows them Old Hickory Birdsell and Olds VEHICLES - Of every style and at all kinds of prices R J NEELYS BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES STUDEBAKER AND MITCHELL WAGONS KRAUS CULTIVATORS MALTA MOLENE BMiB mm M Alecks Chas Thomas of Paris visited friends here Sunday Chas Chancellor went to Louisville yesterday on business Mrs Ed Cochran of Tilton is the guest of Mrs F F Hurst T D Judv is in Paris assisting W H H Johnson in his grocery Mr Harmon Stitt visited friends near North Middletown Sunday Mr Rudolph Davis of Paris visited lady friends near here Sunday Mrs Lou Ireland of Paris was the guest of Mrs Bettie Martin Sunday Mr and Mrs Frank Collier visited Miss Mary Purnell in Pans Sunday Jue McClelland and Cbas Turner atteuded Mt Sterling court yesterday Royce Allen set an acre of tobacco Saturday the first in the neighborhood Mr and Mrs H H Phillips went to Winchester fraturday to visit relatives Major Henry T Allen recently stationed at Atlanta has been ordered to Berlin Mr and Mrs Saml Endicott visited Mr Laiaye te Eudicott in Hanison -uuday Miss Grace Pepper of Germantown is the gutst of her cousin Mis Robt Caldwell Phice and Andrew Thaxton went to Shannon Friday to visit A J Styles theii uncle Mr and Mrs R G Ratliff of Sharps burg were guests of Mrs Claude Vimont Sunday Dr W M Miller returned yesterday trom the Confederate Reunion at Charleston S C Mrs J J Reynolds of Flemiugsburg has been the guest of Mrs Ella Sum mers for several days Dr Julius Purnell went to Louisville yesterday to attend the State Medical Association this week Mr P H ONeal and wife of Mays lick were guta of Mr and Mrs Martin ONeai Sunday Mrs Sanford Allen and Mre Owen Ingels visited Mrs Lonis Rogers on Cane Ridge yesterday Stanley Talbott returned yesterday from a visit with his sister Mrs VV m Durham near Mt Sterling Mrs Russell Mann and daughter Miss Nellie of Paris were guests of Dr W M Miller aud family Sunday Mr Horace Benton of Clarke and Mr Comas Rankin of Cynthiaua were guests of M H Current Sunday R B Boulden is agent for Reeds lauudiy at the post office Collar bancs repaired free Work guaranteed Fou Sale Strasburg sweet potato and tomato plants Stiles Stikma ¬ Go and see those 60 cent oak tables at Salt Grain Baled Hay Domestic and Portland Cement Building Sand Lime FIED SEEDS OF EVERY Sole Agent VARIETY m For The Celebrated MOUNTAIN ASH JELLICO Coal The best Semi cannel ever mined Three are wagons and there are wagons but THE OWENSBORO beats them all A complete stock of them always on hand j Teleplione r7r7m Hats Shoes And Clothing AT HALF PRICE Every Saturday Shoes for both ladies and gentlemen 3oo Shoes for both ladies and gentlemen 100 hats for 40c and oc ijo 75c 150 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 489 Main Street g VSTitto Strawberries and Cream Jelly Wafers Vanilla Wafers Coco Honey Jumbles Raisin Cookies Coco Maccaroona We keep them fresh and nice Home made salt rising light bread 15may 8t mLr KiH5V mi- mm KJmr w C Vk it vJRI Ia m mmm mmm j t - jtJ v L3fc3 X g Tfc j- s- - 0 m John B Vimont who has been in the government service at Frankfort for the past mouth returned home Friday Mr Louis Drain and son Henry of Emineuce were guests of Mrs Frank Miller nee Drain near town Sunday Mr and Mrs Wm Bedford who have charge of the County Infirmary nave 1000 young chickens and ducks and tifty eix hens setting Take your laundry to R B Boulden agent for Reeds laundry of Paris Work warranted or no charge Collar 12my 3t bands repaired free Miss Allie Hart and Miss Vanarsdale of the A B C College at North Mid dletown were guests of Mrs Wm Becrafr from Saturday till Monday Mrs N E Laird of Richmond Va aud Miss Mary Moore ot Lexingtoi Va are gursts and wll spend th Summer with Rev H R Laird and family Mrs T M Purnell and daughter Miss Bessie have been with Mrs Junr- Payne for the past week She is still in a serious condition from the burns recently received The M F C program published Friday was incorrect The Baccalaureate Sermon will be preached at the church and the concert and delivery of diplomas will be held at the opera house the May 28th the sermon at 10 45 a m concert at 730 p in May 29th and the commencement exercises at 1030 a m May 30th ¬ ererj day J JOHN B CASTLEMAN M ARTHUR G RI0N LAKGHAM BRECKINRIDGE CASTLEMAX The Tenth Street Grocer 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 loes the Largest Business Transacted in Kentucky Does the Largest Business Transacted in the Southern State The Lar ost Fire Insurance Company in the World fleering Binders Mowers and Rakes Every BAR BEE CASTLEMAN Louisville Ky BOARD MCCARTHY TWINE It is smooth and strong even and long the very best pound guaranteed to run full 500 feet Barlow Corn Planter Disc Harrow Smoothing Harrows Rakes Mata Double Shovels Manager Southern Department General Offices Columbia Building Monarch And every thing that is used on a farm Call and see me and make my place your headquarters while in Paris On Fnday at the Hottl Resident Agents at Paris in Paris Dr N H McKinney Windsor and Miss Margaret Rankin both of this place The ceremony was performed by N Special Rates The groom is a Rev Dr Rutherford L practicing dentist formerly of Stanford One faie rhe round trip to Cincinnati and the bride is a daughter of Mr O W Rankin a prominent farmer of this every Sunday vicinity Dr and Mrs McKinney left One and one third fare the round trip after the ceremony for a trip to Louis ville to Cincinnati May 8th to May 20th good five days from date of sale Married Do not sneeze and cough your head off ¬ when a few doses of Dr Sawyers Wild Cherry and Tar will cure yonr cold and cough and prevent any further lnng or bronchial complication W T Brooks druggist AGENTS WANTED FOR J SIMS WILSON of sale Mr and Mra Jacoby are visiting in One fare round trip to Louisville May Illinois 15th and 16th good six days from date Meadows in thi- precinct are filled of sale F B Carr with white top and BOiiit of ihe wheat General Agent J D Feeney Continue on eighth page Ticket Agent - LIFE AND Achievements of Admiral HUTCHISON greatest hero One fare round trip to Louisville May Dewey Ithe worlds the life navalfriend Haltpad long By Mn Fresh Paragraphs About The People In 8th to 12th good fifteen days from date and admirer of the nations idol Big This Vicinity THE ¬ gest and best book over 500 puges 8x10 inches nearly 100 pages half tone illus ¬ trations map in colors Only 150 rjons demand Big c immtatioiM I of n etime free Chance of a Writ- j sick The Dominion ompany 16ap 8t Caxlou Bldg Chicago i 1 - THE BOUKBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY MAY 16 1899 44 Keep LAY IN AMBUSH ADM GEO DEWEY TindaiT Gunboats Ran Into a Nest of Insurgents Concealed in the Brush Americans Opened With Tnir Kapid Fire Guns Filling the Jangle V ith a Hail of S hot 1 wenty Natives Killed and Sev ¬ eral Wounded Before Retreating He Has Permission to Start for Horn Any Moment He Chooses New York Will Likely Be His Landing Flace The Great Admiral Will Be at Home in Time to Attend I TIMBERS hurled in the air TRUCE WANTED ALAKE DISASTER ¬ to Your Place and Powder Building at Kings Mills Complete ly Demolished No Employes On the Place at the Time Your Place wilt Keep You Kings Mills Om May 1- 3- With a Request Comes Direct From Aguinaldo Through an Aide From Oxen Pilar It Will Confer With the Philippine Commission Appointed by President Mc Kinley ien Otis Says He Has No Objection to Parley 15 ¬ Schooner Nelson Founders Off Grand Maraias Island Lives Lost The 4th of July Celebration The fmclad gunboats Lag una de Bay and and a launch under fcapt Grant ran into a nest of insurgents concealed in the brush and on both sides of the Rio Grande river three miles above Calumpit Saturday afternoon and were received with heavy volleys at short range A sergeant belonging to the Utah battery was killed and one private was wounded Opening with their rapid fire guns the Americans killed 20 natives and wounded several others filling the jungle with a hail of shot for half an hour until the enemy fled Washington Mav 15 The follow ing dispatch from Maj Gen Otis giv- ing the status of the military situa ¬ tion as it now exists in the operations against the insnrgents was received at the war department Sunday Cava-dong-a Manila May lo Washington May 13 Send Olym piad mail to B F Stevens Xo 4 Tra falgar Square London Eng was the notice given out at the navy depart ment Friday This is the first formal indication that the famous flagship is ¬ ¬ ¬ Adjutant General Washington Situation is as fol lows Lawton from Balinag has tak14 Manila May Ildefonso ¬ ¬ ¬ en San Miguel to north ith slight loss and driv ing considerable force of enemy gunboats and canoes accompany 1500 men under Kobbe up Rio Grande river from Calumpit depart 16th Mac Arthur remains at San Fernando cov ¬ Yesterday ering country messenger from Aguinaldo expressing wish to send commission to Manila for conference with United States commission to arrange terms of peace directions given to pass body representative insurgents to Manila should Otis it present itself Signed and ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ DEWEYS HOMEWARD TRIP ¬ coming home immediately Upon inquiry it was ascertained that Secretary Long has cabled Adm Dewey permission to return at once to the United States He has been relieved of the obligation of remaining at Manila until the Philippine com- ¬ mission completes its work He is not even required to await the cessation of hostilities but may start homeward at once The notice posted at the navy department indicates that the Olympia will not remain long enough to receive the next outward mail Mr Stevens referred to is the navy departments agent at London to dis-¬ tribute all of the mail of the war ships in European waters so he will see to it that the Olympia receives hers as soon as she passes the Suez canal It is estimated at the navy depart- ¬ ment that Dewey will reach the United States in time for a national demon- ¬ stration on the 4th of July next The Olympia will not come under full steam but nevertheless she should make the run to New York in about 55 days from Manila That she is to come to New York is nearly certain as shown by the following response made by Sec- ¬ retary Long to the urgent message of invitation to Dewey from Mayor Van Wyck of New York It may be stated that this was sent before the notice was sent to Dewey that he might ome home at once ¬ terrific explosion that hurled timbers into the air filled the atmosphere with flying debris and shook the country for six miles around the pulverizing and glazing buildings of the Kings smokeless powder plant at this place were completely demolished Friday morning at 030 There were no employes in the plant at the time but many were on their wajT for the da3s work and had the explosion occurred half an hour later many lives would have been sacrificed As it was two employes were within 100 feet of the factory when the explosion took place They were stunned by the awful concussion but escaped Houses in the vicinity were injury shaken almost from their foundations not a whole window was left in the neighborhood and other buildings of the great plant were damaged some¬ Schooner Became Unmanageable Threw Her Stern Into the Air and Dove Straight for Bottom she Sank in 300 Peet of Water Mich May 15 ¬ what The explosion originated in the glaz ¬ ing mill near the river road about 200 yards ea t of the bridge and was the result of a fire that can not be ex explained It was an old frame structure about ten feet square and con- ¬ tained two barrels of smokeless powder Another building a little to the west was destroyed by the resulting fir1 and a third was badly shattered The buildings from the explosion will be replaced within two days The cause of the explosion is un known The three men who were so close to the mills when the explosion came went on duty early and were sup posed to start the machinery in the different buildings They were the last employes at the works Thursday night but are unable to give any cause The loss is about 2000 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ TWO TRAINS COME TOGETHER The Southwestern Limited Run Into by Pan American Express in the Yards at Ltica N Y Saturday N Y The Filipinos have resumed the attempt to induce the Americans to discuss the situation Reyes a young lieutenent on the staff of Gen Gregorio del Pilar came to Gen Law ton Saturday under a flag He was accompanied by of truce a barefooted bugler The two were escorted to Manila by Capt Sevv ell of Gen Lawtons staff Reyes told Maj Gen Otis that Agui ¬ naldo desired passes for a military commission to come to Mani a to con- ¬ fer with the American Philppine com- ¬ Gen Otis replied that missioners passes would not be necessary as un- ¬ armed commissioners could enter the American lines He would leave the matter he said in Gen Lawtons hands Lieut Reyes returned Saturday evening to Bacalor Manila May 14- - Aguinaldo has is¬ sued orders that all foreigners must leave insurgent territory within 48 hours There are only a few commer- ¬ cial men there mostly English and German Aguinaldo believes that by refusing them the rights of non combatants he can force their governments to recognize the belligerency of his so called government in order that they may treat for the safety of their subjects A Filipino priest who had talked with the Tajal General Treas has brought toFaihor McKinnon chaplain of the 1st California regiment a copy of a letter written by Aguinaldo to the General Treas asking his opin ¬ ion as to the advisability of surrender ¬ ¬ ¬ Manila May The schooner Nelson deeply laden with a cargo of coal foundered in Lake Superior off Grand Maraias Saturday evening and carried down all hands So far as known here only Haghney escaped one man Capt from this the first disaster of the sea ¬ son The crew consisted of the follow- ¬ Sault Ste Marie Without good health we cannot keep situations or en- ¬ joy life Most troubles origi-¬ nate in impure blood Hoods Sarsaparilla makes the blood rich and healthy and will help you keep your place Etta Built Up - Was tired out had no appetite until I took Hoods Sarsaparilla It built me right up and I can eat heartily JcdSiiiiafywuua B2SIMSZZSbS THOISAXD MILES ROAD If Hajkr Athol Mass ing Andrew Haghney of Toledo child of captains wife Capt Haghney Fred Hawes sailor residence unknown six sailors names unknown The Nelson which is owned by the Mitchell Transportation Cc of Bay City was in tow of the steamer A Folsom which also had the schooner Mary B Mitchell as a consort The Folsom and Mitchell turned back and arrived here Sunday afternoon with out serious damage Capt E A White Capt two-year-old Hood 8 Kils Mire liver ills the non irritating and only cathartic to take with Hoodi Sarsaparilla SIX OF KAILr- - ¬ master of the steamer at once report- ¬ ed the disaster to the owners The Folsom and Mitchell and Nelson Were laden with coal At the time of the disaster the wind was blowing a gale of 50 miles an hour and freezing The three boats were being hard coated with ice and this added to their coal made them ride very low in the water Seas broke aboard constantly and the force of the gale was driving them toward the beach The beach at Grand Maraias was but seven lengths under the lee of the boats and Capt White determined to lowing statement of mileage of the New York Central leased and operated lines which shows the total miles of track east of Buffalo as 611481 It is of course generally known that some of the Western lines have a great er mileage but their tracks run through a number of sparsely settled States while the trackage of the New York Central and leased lines is all in the densely populated States of New York and Pennsylvania accommodating by its numerous trains millions of pas ¬ sengers each year Here is the mileage of the New York Central leased and operated lines ¬ It may be interesting to note the fol ¬ - V -- TC A- New York Ontral and branches New York ft Harlem Spuyten Duyvil Port Morris New York Putnam 81945 13590 6 04 Troy Mohawk Malone and branches OgdensburgRome Wateitown Greenbush 6121 lSlt 00 He Will Start in a Few Days and Will Sail Mr subject May 13 At 235 Satur ¬ who with his partner in the sugar Utica day morning New York Central train manufacturing business at Calumpit Manila May 15 Adm Dewey will No 33 the Southwestern limited Mr Carrick an American was recent- ¬ leave for the United States as soon as while in the jard in this city was run ly captured by the Filipinos reports he can arrange his business here and into by Pan American express train that he was informed by his captors give full instructions for the manage- ¬ No 31 resulting in the destruction of that he might leave whenever he ment of the fleet to his successor The He refused to go un a Wagner an express car and the en ¬ wished to do so Olympia upon United States cruiser The wreck less Carrick was permitted to accomgine of the latter train which Adm Dewey will make the voy We go or stay caught fire but was extinguished by pany him and said age home will sail a leisurely trip clined to leave that to him Harrj- Neat of together He the local department stopping at Mediterranean ports for has served with great ability and Buffalo assistant superintendent of The curtain will go down in a few some time to give the admiral the offi- must necessarily so much feel the ef-¬ the Wagner Co was so badly hurt that days on the fighting in the island of cers of the ship and the crew an fect of his arduous labors in a trying he may die He is at a hospital No Luzon Workingmen are preparing Like all climate and under trying circum- - one else was hurt opportunity for rest for another act in the drama which the Ol3Tmpias company Adm Dewey will necessarily disperse the Filipinos is much run down by his long stay in The rebels are so close to San Fer OFFICERS SHOT IN BATTLE WITH THE FILIPINOS a tropical port without change and nando as to make life in that place ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Leisurely Stopping at Mediterra nean Ports for Rest Navy Dept Washington May 11 Sir I am in receipt of your telegram with regard to the return of Adm Dewey and expressing a desire that he arrive first in the country at New York The time of his return has not been fixed and the department has aken no other action than to author ze his return whenever the condition 3f the peace commission shall permit As to the route he shall take in return ng is in department the ¬ ing saying I fear that the lonr warfare that will be necessary to conquer the United States will drain the coun ¬ ¬ trys resources too much Holmes a Canadian try the dangerous expedient of turning the tow in the sea and running be fore the wind for White Fish point Before the turn was finished the Nel son was seen to turn toward the shore and it became evident that the line had parted under the strain or had been cut Soon it became apparent that she was sinking There was no chance of rendering any assistance however In a few minutes the Nelson threw her stern into the air and dove straight for the bottom Where she sank there is 300 feet of water The crew had no time to even lower their yawl boat which hung on the davits at the stern ¬ ¬ and branches Carthage Si Adirondack Osw katchie Gouverneur New Jersey Junction West Shore and branches Beech Creek and branches Walkill Wiley Syracuse Geneva Corning and branches Fall Brook and branches PUie Creek Tivoli Hollow St Lawrence 624 35 4610 1305 485 49520 157 38 tt 64S2 10070 7480 5640 Adirondack 11 00 Terminal Railway of Buffalo 2286 Total 44W Miles of track 166098 Miles of sidin Total number of miles of track and 611481 siding Buffalo Express April 6 1899 123 REFUSED TO BUY THE DRINKS A ¬ School Janitor While in a Saloon in Chi- ¬ cago struck a Fatal Blow by One of His Companions 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 peerless fast express trains in each direction daily These trams are composed of modern firet eiass day coaches elegant vestibuled sleep ing cars between Chicago New York and boston and unexcelled dining cars Solid through trains between Chicago aud 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 e that vour ticket is routed via and safeiv the Nickel Plate Road ¬ c under the rigid conditions incident to a war footing All are delighted at the prospect of The officers have returning home had little shore leave and have been - i obliged always to be on shipboard by The crew have had still sundown less leave and show the effects of a year spent upon a hot ship under an enervating sun The Olympia will proceed from Manila to Hong Kong where a fortnight will be spent in transforming the mud color which she was paintei to white having up to this time been unable tc comply with the departments order tc take on white paint At Hong Kong the cruiser will be coaled and pro visioned for her further journey Adm Dewey expects to retain his position on the United States Philippine commission ¬ ¬ ¬ uncomfortable while they remain in their present position The armies of the United States have advanced so far that the question of transp na tion has become the great problem To solve it engineers are repairing the Bagbag bridge so that it will be safe for the oassaq e of trains and give railroad connection between Manila and San Fernando In the meantime supplies shipped tc Calumpit have to be hauled 15 miles to Maj Gen Mac Arthur at San Fernando and 20 miles to Maj Gen Lawton at Bacoi or by bullock carts and every cart has to be ferried separately on a raft across the Rio Grande two or three times The roads are roug h and after the daily showers which are forerunners of the rainy season so ¬ Chicago May 15 Henry Reitz a janitor at the Jefferson school Elburn avenue and Laflin street refused to buy drinks with two men whom he met in a saloon Sunday and a short time later he was struck a fatal blow by one He was found un ¬ of his companions conscious by two policemen and died in a few minutes without making- any - liots of men think it is smart to follow the dictates of their own conscience when like as not it is on a fools errand Washington la Democrat ¬ Nothing makes a man feel prouder than to be rn tune ones when he is naturally in the habit of being late Washington la Democrat pigeon toed Its a fowl trick tor nature to make a duck legged man chiekem hearted S2e L A V Bulletin statement Reitz was the father of Henry P onion iru Reitz second baseman of the Pitts¬ L A W Bulletin burgh ball club and Edward R Reitz second baseman of the Sacramento 500000 FAMILIES Cai ball club RELY ON DR WHITSHTS SUCCESSOR Dr John T Greene of Missouri Elected President of the Southern Baptist seminary Saturday is no criterion of strength A small be stronger than a big squash PE-RU-- NA - THEY FOUGHT TO THE DEATH One Man Hilled Another Mortally Wound ed and a Negro Standing in Range Shot Through the Neck ¬ maj a m diggles Of Minnesota Wounded stances that the department is posed to let him govern himself in this respect largely by the consideration of hia own personal convenience and wish It is understood however that Adm Dewey will elect to return to New York Very respectfully John D Long Secretary Hon Robert A Van Wyck Mayor of tne city of New York dis- ¬ LIEUT MTAGGART Of Kansas Killed HE WANTS REST AND QUIET Adm Dewey Declines the Invitation of Chicago to Become Its Guest on Hia Mount Vernon Ga May 15 At Hancocks Mill six miles north of this place a battle to the death was fought between John Letter on one side and James Morris and George McLeod on the other apparently without provoJohn Letter was killed cation George McLeod moitally wounded and Tom Yewmans a Negro standing WILL SAIL NEXT TUESDAY in range dangerously shot through Jim Marrs who is re- Adm Watson Leaves San Francisco for Ma the neck nila Capt Barker fn Command ported to have fired the shot escaped without After Deweys Departure that killed Letter a scratch The shooting took place in Washington May 13 Adm Watson Hancocks store which at the time o the shooting was filled with mill handt will sail from San Francisco uext ana customers and it seemed a miracle Tuesday as a passenger on one of the that no one else was hurt Letter regular Pacific mail steamships but the man killed was manager of Han can not possibly reach Manila before cocks mill McLeod belonged to one ci the middle of June Orders have been S the leading families of the county and issued placing A Barker in command squadron after Adm is a cousin of Morris who did the kill of the Asiatic Deweys departure until relieved by ig¬ ¬ Return to the United States Judging from a cablegram received Friday from Adm Dewey his health despite medical assurance to the contrary is none of the best and to this fact is due his probable return by way of the Suez canal instead of the Pacific coast route May 13 ¬ ¬ Chicago The message is as follow ¬ Illinois Manufacturers Association Many thanks Impossible to accept invitation now Condition of health necessitates rest and quiet Chicago ¬ Dkwey The cablegram was in reply to one sent by the association asking the ad- ¬ miral to become its guest upon his re-¬ turn to this countr and strongly urg ing upon him the advisability of com ingby way of San Francisco and across ¬ soft that it is impossible to make more than a mile an hour The few mules that are here have been found to be greatly superior to bullocks for this work The latter die unless they are given frequent baths and the heat killed so many that carting is now all done by night Manila May 15 The civilian mem ¬ bers of the United States Philippine commission are favor ible to the meet- ¬ ing with a Filipino commission which was suggested on Saturday on behalf of Aguinaldo by Lieut Reyes of the staff of Gen Gregoria Del Pilar who came to Gen Lawton under a flag of truce bearing the proposal It is thought by the American commissioners that the idea may have resulted from a recent meeting of the so called Filipino congress at San Isidor Definite information on this point however cannot yet be obtained though the local Filipino commit- ¬ tee which is in close communication with the leaders of the rebelion is do ¬ ing its utmost to secure peace ¬ Louisville Ky May 15 Dr John I T Greene of Missoxiri was at noon 3t Saturday elected president of the Southern Raptist seminary to succeed Dr W H Whitsitt whose resignation was accepted after a long and bitter struggle Thursday evening The elec- ¬ ¬ tion of Dr Greene is considered a victory for the Whitsitt faction Dr J H F Kerfoot was considered the can- ¬ didate of he anti Whitsitt faction but he withdrew his name as did also Dr J R Sampey a professor of the sem¬ inary special tug sent to Middle Bass island Saturday night to confirm or deny the rumors of the death of ex President Cleveland reached Sandusky a few minutes beMr Cleveland is fore two oclock alive and very well ind ee When in- ¬ formed of the rumors of his death he was much provoked and said It is He turned around simply absurd and walked into the club house Toledo An Absurd Kumor O May 15 The Mr W H B Williams Columbus O W H B Williams publisher of The Farmers Industrial Union in a recent letterto Dr Hartman says Pe-ru-- na ¬ Capt Darker is Rr Adm Watson now in command of the battle ship Toledo O May 15 The steamei Oregon and next to Adm Dewey is the State of New York has just arrived senior officer of the sration He is an here and Harvey Scribner a promi- officer of ability and discretion has nent attorney of this city was with served as assistant chief of the bureau Mr Cleveland at 4 oclock p m Sun of navigation day and says he was well at that time Ex President Cleveland Well ¬ - Second Degree Murder Acquitted of Murdering Her Husband Omaha Neb May 15 John Kerr Georgetown Col May 15 The trial the continent John of Mrs Jane Fish accused of having who killed his father-in-iaReid at Valley Douglas county a Ten Dollars for a Life murdered her husband Gaylord Fish New IIavkx Ct May IS Judge by chloroforming him while he slept year aC was Sunday convicted of The Robinson of the supreme court in- ¬ ended in her acquittal The murder murd r in the second degree murder grew out of an attempt of structed a jury to award 10 damages charge was made by the Woodmen of for the death of Laborer Antonio the World from which order Mr Fish Kerr to secure a reconciliation with Petrillo killed by a New York New sought to collect insurance ou her hus his divorced wife during which ho was severely beaten by Reid Haven Hartford train bands life w ¬ I have used as a family medicine for several years I find it of especial use for I have had several tedious myself spells with systematic catarrh cud be ¬ I had tried several fore usingother remedies with little or no success a I found a prompt and But in sure cure I always keep the remedy which promptly relieves any attack of the same malady She finds Mvwifealsouses it of especial use for severe spells to which she is subject Wre always keep it in the house as a family medicine We think it an excellent remedy for the various ills to which children are subject especially climatic diseases Address Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio for a free book on family medicine ¬ - Pe-ru-- na Pe-ru-n- Pe-ru-- na Chicago May 13 George H Hay May 15 Vice Presi den formerly state bank examiner Washington dent Hobart is getting stronger dailj-- was found guilty of misconduct in of- ¬ Sunday for the first time in a long fice by a jury in Judge Burkes court while he carae down stairs and en Friday afternoon Judge Burke with ¬ joyed luncheon with his family and held sentence ¬ ¬ Hobart Gaining strength Ex Bank Official Found Guilty Will Meet in Cincinnati Next Year Washington May 13 The Ameri- ¬ Col Lords New Position Trophy Cnnnon for Fort Thomas Springfield 111 May 13 Col John Washington May 15 Senator For S Lord chief clerk of the state bureau aker has succeeded in capturing twe of labor stata tistics has accepted the more trophy cannons which will be appointment o chief of the division located at Ft Thomas Ky These are of population o the census and will of brass and were captured from the femove to Washington Spaniards at Santiago friends can Society of Mechanical Engineers wiU meet a year hence at Cincinnati The question of the meeting place was referred to the council and individual members state that Cincinnati has been decided upon Cleveland All Kight Bricklayers Threaten to Strike Princeton N J May 15 A tele¬ New York May 13 A strike is threatened by the Bricklayers union gram has reached Mrs Grover Cleve- ¬ of this city who demand 55 cents an land from Sandusky O stating that hour instaad of 50 their present pay Mr Cleveland is all right and did not Irop dead as reported The union has 7000 members - Identi tied His Laughters Remains New Orleans May 15 Mayor Tag gart of Indianapolis who went down to Chandeleur island to view the body of the young lady buried there identi- ¬ fied it as his daughter lost in the wreck of the Paul Jones The body will be brought to this city Monday morning- Morns Selling Horses New York May 15 A H and D H Morris have sold their promising two-vear-cl- ds Contestor and Prestidigri tator The price paid is said to have been 15000 and the purchaser F V Alexandre Woodeq Stirrup Saved Him Spalding League OFFICIAL licPWBk ws - THE sr May 5 A Tenn horse ridden by Louis Johnson stepped upon a live broken trolley wire The animal was killed instantly and John ¬ son owes his life to wooden stirrups a ihick blanket and padded saddle Clarksville is the only official ball of the National League and must be used in all games Each ball warranted ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTES If a dealer does not carry Spaldings athletic goods in stock send your name and address to us and his too for a copy of our handsomely illustrated catalogue A C SPALDING A BROS Chicago Denver New York Ball THE BOURBON XEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY MAY sweet day But its weary the waiting weary Theres a harbor somewhere in a peaceful bay Where the sails will be furled and the ship will stay At anchor somewhere in the far away But its weary the waiting weary Tneres an end to the troubles of souls op- ¬ pressed But its weary the waiting weary Some time in the future when God thinks best Hell lay us tenderly down to rest And rosesll bloom from the thorns in the breast But its weary the waiting weary Theres an end to the world with its stormy frown But its weary the waiting weary Theres a light somewhere that no cares can drown And where lifes sad burdens are all laid 10 18 END TO ALL TOILING Theres an end to all tolling some day AN Hoots said Mac Ivrach in a low tone but they hae secreted ilka dog and cat as well as theirsels I wad be wishing for bit stir o some sort Sic stillcess no seems canny This I conceive pretty well expressed the feelings of us all who felt a kind of oppression in the continued silence Morgan had halted a moment but presently had us forward again and without any interruption or change in the appearance of things we continued on till we reached the castle This was a considerable stone structure standing on the top of a little plateau and ¬ directly before us a step leading up to it and I noticed that the door was a very strong affair and in height and bigness was sufficient for a little church The captain knocked sharply twice when the door was slowly opened and an old negro put out his head It looked as though this were an excellent place for a mine or other device but I was speedily told that this fear was unfounded for the place had been entered and the chief rooms exdown plored but nothing in the nature of a A crown thank God for each cross a crown trap had been found The keys had But its weary the waiting weary been given to Mcrgan and the guns N Y Evening World spiked We were but a moment in entering and while one of the captains at Morgans command went up to haul down the Spanish flag and put our own in its place the different companies were formed up in their order and the last words of advice and command given Among other things all were bidden to be sparing of the wine till it was proven that it was not poisoned to reaturn to the castle at nightfall and to ICopyright by I Applcon Co hasten thither at once if two succesi All rights reserved sive cannon shots were fired These were to mean some sudden or immiSYNOPSIS Master Ardick just reached his majority nent danger All this being attended To the comand thrown upon his own resources after staling his ruse to one Ilouthwick a ship- panies save the picked detail to remaster is shipped as second mate on the main with Morgan broke ranks and Industry bound for Havana Mr Tym shortly quitted the castle t ie supercargo descries a sail The strange There to be removed from the horvessel gives chase but is disabled by the Industrys guns In th fray Capt Houth- - rors we must see here I answered ¬ ¬ ¬ strong tower was defended by high walls and one ¬ - ¬ 139G ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Si Hinder first mate takes charge and its into Sidmouth to secure a new n 9 ral days later when well out to an English merchantman is met whose captain has a letter addressed to Jeremiah Hope at Havana The crew of the vosmI tell strange tales of the buccaneer Morgan who is sailing under the kings commission to take Panama One night a litttle later the English vessel having proeecdolon er course a bit of paper is slipped into Ar¬ ts hand by one of the sailors This Is found to be a warning of a mutiny plot headed by Pradey the new mate Ardick consults Mr Tym They resolve to secure the mate but Pradey eavesdropping in the cabin makes through the dorr and arouses the crew Capt Bellinger joins Ardick and Tym The crew break through the now barricaded door but are forced to retire having lost seven of their number Finding themselves now too short handed to man- ¬ age The boat Pradey decides to scuttle and desert the i ssel taking his men off in die only available boat The captain super- ¬ cargo and second mate soon discover their plight but hastily constructing a raft bet awav just before their vessel sinks The morning a Spaniard draws near them The man in the rigging snouts If you would board us- take to your oars Be On board speedy or you will fall short they are sent forward with thecrew being told they wii be sold as slaves on reaching p 1 ladustry ick and one of the crow are killed but the is found to be little damaged Tut the words were scarce out of his mouth when a man came running out of the opening of the neighbor street and on seeing as pulled up short Sattnts and angels defend us cried Mac Ivrach fairly staggering back The gaist o the captain For indeed the man appeared to be no other than Capt Sellinger CHAPTER XV OP THE CONCLUSION OF OUR CxREAT SURPRISE AND WHAT FOLLOWED AT THE HEELS OF IT I am favorable to it And I said Mac Ivrach I heart thumped like a fulling hammer Why friends dont ye know me Do ye take me for a ghost It was the same old heartv sea rough voice that we knew so well It was no spirit but the mans mortal self Mr Tym was the first to pull himself Even Mr Tym changed color and for my part my legs grew weak and my The old fellow looked at us a little suspiciously I thought but without objection stood aside These quarters said the captain turning to us belong to Don Enrique de Cavodilla You recall him I think We readily did so for he was one of the grandees of the Pilanca Well went on the captain he is or has been my master and having used me very well I am somewhat beholden to him Yet even more I would do a good turn to his wife Dona Isa- ¬ bella and to his niece Senorita Car- ¬ barred against searching parties It men You see now the reason of my would be thought some trick was go ¬ hurry ing on such as plunder hidden away Surely said Mr Tym and we will Then said the captain I see but Mac Ivrach and I one course to steer They must fly gladly help you also heartily assented The question is whither I am free to say I know not how TO BE CONTINUED the thing is to be managed said the captain sinking his tones a little but A COUNTS VISION that we will immediately consider We must first consult the don As he spoke a door shut and a man Remarkable Instnnee of Telegraphic Perception Foretelling a came out at the head of the stairs Tragedy Even in the dim light I recognized him at once as the old Spaniard I can lie was a tall spare erect man with lowing vouch for the truth of the folinteresting case of clairvoyplenty of gray in his beard and hair ance On August 12 a young man but in bearing still in his strength and named Livio Cibrario belonging to cne He was dressed in the sad prime colored velvet of the ship with the of the most ancient families of Turin while attempting to climb the peak of ruffles and other finery Go on Ardick and tell him how Uocciamelone in the Maritime AJps matters stand said Sellinger I am lost his way and on the following still without a hold on the rascally morning a search party found his bo terribly crushed and braised at the Spanish bottom of a deep crevasse Sir I said accordingly stepping to Count Cibrario the unfortunate the foot of the stairs Capt Sellinger young mans father who was at Turin is here and has brought with him the and knew nothing of his sonfl expedi friends he went out to seek God be praised cried the old tion to the Uocciamelone on the night hidalgo with the deepest heartiness of the accident aroused the rest of the family announcing with tears that Sancta Maria scnor I never heard Livio wm sweeter words Ascend ascend you tinctly he dead He had seen him dis said blood flowing from his and your friends I briefly translated the dons speech battered head and had heard these and with the captain in the lead we words spoken in a voice of terrible anguish mounted the stairs slipped down a precipice The old man met us at the top and andFather Imy broke head and I am dead somewhat to my discomposure kissed quite dead each of us in turn The other members of the famih You will save us he cried You tried in vain to persuade the poor will deliver my wife and the poor child count that the ghastly vision was nothing but a nightmare and the be reaved father continued in a state of ¬ ¬ ¬ Alls well Tonto These are the friends I went to seek I thought fie had hit it ami began to say that nothing could be better But the captain shook his head I fear it will not serve he said You must know that Don Enrique and the ladies were yesterday chased and well nigh captured bj- - a party of buccaneers and I cannot doubt that the same fellows would know them again Doubtless they would claim them under the usual freebooters rule Why yes admitted Mr Tym reluctantly since such are the facts My hopes were suddenly dashed and I sighed with disappointment But why suld these callants see them put in Mac Ivrach Can we no hide them awa With difficulty said Mr Tym It might be managed here but when it came to the march all must come out Moreover I doubt whether any place or house would be suffered to remain ¬ ¬ h dappled gray horse foaled Oct 20 1892 bred by Jacob P Sleight of Lans¬ ing Mich stands 16J hands high and weighs 17G0 pounds This is the only purely bred and registered Percheron stallion ever offeied to the pnblic in Kentucky He came from the Oaklawn Farina owned by M W Dnnkam of Wayne Ilia the largest breeder of Percheron and French Coach horses in the world and the owner of more prize winners thau any other breeder in STEPHON PKD1GKEK 20404 France or America Recorded with pedigree io the Percheron Stnd Book of America Gray foaled October 20 1892 got by tiraaDAT 7112 J403 dam Abydos 960 869 bv Romulus 873 783 2d dun Elise by Uukb dk CriAitTKES 162 721 Stradat 7112 2463 by Passe Partout 1402 out of Biche 12004 by a son of Coco II 714 Passe Paktout 1402 by Comet 104 719 out of Sophie by Favori I 711 he by Vieux Chaeliii 713 out of LAmie by Vieux Pierre 894 he by Coco 712 Comet 104 719 by French Monarch 203 734 out of Suzanne by Cambronne French Monarch 205 734 by Ilderim 5302 out of a daughter of Vieux Pierre 894 etc Ilderim 5302 by Valentin 5301 out of Charon by Vieux Pierre 894 etc Valentin 5301 by Viex Chaslin 713 he by Coco 712 out of Poule by Sandi Coco 712 by Mignon 715 out of Pauline by Vieux Coco c 739 Mignon 7151 by Coco II 7141 bv Vieux Cbaslin 713 etc out of La Grise by Vieux Pierre 883 Romulus 873 785 by the government approved stallion Romulus son of Moreuil out of Fleur dEpine by the government approved stallion Cheri he by Jeau-le-Blan- Corbon STEPHON will make the season of 1899 at our place the Hume pike at the low price of 4 miles West of Paris on 315 To Ixxsruix -- J A IVLen o W E II FERGUSON Irx Foal- Paris Kentucky I am now receiving a full line of ¬ CARRIAGES BUGGIES SLUR ¬ RIES AND PHAETONS ¬ ¬ ¬ Boeo Wagons ol Bl Brads Wort ¬ anxiety bordering upon distraction till the morning when the official confirmation of the terrible accident ¬ - friend Pour days later the Spaniard is overhauled by a buccaneer flying the Eng The three Englishmen and Mac lish flag Ivrach plan to escape to the buccaneer on a rude raft Sellinger 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 Sellinger Hailing the buc ¬ caneer our three friends find themselves in the hands of their old mate Pradey He treats them kindly and offers to do tht m no harm if they wil but remain quiet con cerning the mutiny he headed The Black Eagle Pradeys ship comes to Chagrv Cuba which town they rind Morgan has taken under the English flag From her the Black Eagle with Morgans fleet pro ceeds to Panama The command consists of about 1200 men Having landed they march on to the city The assault on the city is begun Many of the buccaneers fali nd Ardick is wounded Through the smoke he sees Pradey approaching The city at last falls Ardick coming to finds Tym had rescued him from Pradeys murderous hand by killing the villain ¬ ¬ ¬ Mac Panama Ivrach The ships cock th y And to be so a frae Clagvarloch CHAPTER XIV COMMA t Ell At daybreak the trumpets were blown mid the companies assembled¬ under their respective leaders Breakfast was hastily eaten no delays being made for cookery but all taken cold A little before this we hud march learned that Morgans plan was to pro ceed first to the governors castle makingstern shov of warlike force on the way and there Morgan himself would remain keeping with him 50 men and the rest were to scatter and Certain plunder and ravage at will were to be observed rules however oue being that all must deposit their spoil in the hall of the castle where it should remain till the final decision another was that prisoners that is slaves were to remain the property of those who seized them If never- of another matter of urgency Wil theless it was added any desired to you come along with me and make no bring their slaves to the castle having stay for questions cried Mr Tym without Surelv a mind to sell them there they could should be guard- hesitation do so and such slaves And Mac Ivrach and I said the same ed and eared for till their disposal Then this way The sun was creeping up and the He turned and set off up the same breeze had fallen when at last we of caught step and set forward down the street he had emerged from I had apcourse noticed his dress and other The drums chief street of the city and the trum pearance ere this and found that he were beating spiritedly habited as formerly pets sounded thrilling blasts and with looked and was now however being our soldierly array the headpieces He was armed which cuirasses arid musket barrels flashing girded with a belt to and a was hung Spanish a a short hook pistol in the sun I thought we presented hanger fine and altogether awing spectacle We fetched up at a high stone wall place was deathly quiet Every ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ and shortly the word was given to rushed forward and with a little cry of gladness seized Sellinger by both hands and danced the strong skipper about I was next and could scarce keep back the tears as I gripped the big brown hands Even Mac Ivrach grinned like a merry andrew and cut one step of a caper as he took his turn But man cried Mr Tym as we at Inst released the skipper and stood de lightedly about him how can this be Did we not see you hanged Aye dangling your length from the yard arm of the Pilanca Why we made out the very white shirt you have on surely the only one among the crew The captain first gave a stare of astonishment and incredulity and then broke into a low whistle Aye aye I see how it was It was the boatswain Pedillo Marry 1 never thought of your taking him for me You see the old governor conceived the notion that the fellow was more responsible than anybody else for our little break and so danced him up to the yard I believe one of the priests gave him a shirt or frock to be turned otT in and so that was where you got your white tog Aye aye I understand the thing now And so of course did we and it was simple enough to be sure He asked a question or two in turn which we answered and then I went on to inquire how the Spaniards used him after our escape he answered Why not so bad My wound was attended to and then 1 was clapped in the brig When the ship reached Chagre I was set upon the midships of a mule and brought here Since then 1 have lived in the house of Faith but that reminds me I have run at my best speed hither not alone to sail in your company but because Tie ¬ ¬ together reached him This case of telepathy or whatever name may be given to similar phe ¬ nomena is considered all the more remarkable as Count Cibrario is a very quiet matter-of-fac- t person and has never sufferedi from disorders of the nervous system or dabbled in spiritism Borne Cor London Mail ¬ And a full line of cheaper grades I am also doing painting I have a good painter and will see that you get a good job of painting JAMES u H HAGGARD - Cor High and Fourth Sts Paris Ky ¬ Injustice What did you assault him for He called me a lobster your honor Called you a lobrter did he What is your business Ive got an alley cleaning contract In this ward Yes your honor vm Hb JFm B Mv Wm wNfl I m I lB r JH Florida Havana 7 V SAVANNAH your honor You will deliver my wife and the poor child Solid trains finest In the South Cincinnati to Jacksonville daily via the Queen and Crescent and jACSWlll ¬ The house was closed and as far as we could see down the street not a person was in sight Still we traveled along and at last just as X was wondering at the extent of this part of the city the street ended and we broke out into a considerable square or plaza Ilere the buildings were large and of a more pretention sort than any we had yet n All were of stone some of a brown or reddish color and some of jomraon stone well set in red cement out few were above three stories in height The roofs of all were flat and most had low parapets on which stood oots of bright flowers or handsome shrubs and the walls of some were nearly covered with climbing greenery Like the street we had left the plaza was completely deserted the shutters of every building around be ¬ ing rip these poor creatures that you will succor them Lead on scnor I said not a little Re assured we will do what touched Ave can lie lost no more time but led us hastily to a rear chamber where he threw open the door Two ladies were within who quickly rose The shutters of th windows were open for the room looked out on an inclosed court and the bright sun ¬ light cheeked merely by the draperies brought out everything clearly I immediately recognized Dona Isa bella She was small and slight with a proud handsome face but a faded skin and was richly dressed with many bright ribbons and ornaments Dona Carmen was as I instantly perceived passing beautiful Something tall and yet of such proportions that she scarce seemed so she all but startled me with the nnusual combination of yellow hair great Spanish black eyes I mean those with the wonderful long lashes a skin Saxon fair nose mouth and chin deli cate and in exact harmony and an expression vivacious and to appearance intelligent Don Enrique now flourished us forward Isabella and you poor Carmen here are the brave English friends of Capt Giles he said Take heart and thank the Virgin for they have come to de liver us Each lady in turn dropped a stately Spanish courtesy and with more reso lution than I had looked for though to be sure unsteadily thanked us Well what is to be done said I looked at Mr Tym and The captain the latter after a moments hesitation ¬ My life is of little worth but they Ah come with me senores and assure I know how th alleys are cleaned in this ward The lobster my friend is a scavenger of the sea bat he is a good scavenger You are a scavenger on land and a mighty poor one The lobster is the one to complain of the comparison and the fine for striking this bov for calling you a lobster will be five dol- ¬ Chicago Tri lars and costs Next oune Thats sufficient luojrr Tampa iiam 4 i connecting linps Through connections to Tampa Miami or New Orleans with fast Steamer Service to Nassau Key West Havana Santiago and San Juan Low rate round trip tickets - HtYWUT -- ar - yjju- 4 - flAVMNA Arrrrjzrrzi7jr i MANTAWAS w V The Train Service is perfect in detail Fast sched- ¬ ules 24 hours to Jackson ¬ I ville 54 hours Xgl aipFSANTIAOO sESSLk Cincinnati to Havana WCHiNEARSON ¬ The Ione inl the Kini jCHfTOWT It is not probable that the following from the letter of an American in the early 50s is entirely authentic At sunset we reached iaeta This place abounds in historical interest and it is here that the pope found refuge when he fled from the republic in 1849 Among the stories of the place is one to the effect that the pope and the king Attorney-At-La- w of Naples who had come to visit him in exile went on board an American Paris Kentucky ¬ The commander wel comed Uiem in these terms Pope how Office on Broadway up stairs 2 doors King how dye do are you Here West of Bourbon News Lieut Jones you speak French parley Phone 58 vois with the pope while king and I go cow iv and take a drink King come on M- Chicago Chronicle 3lfiyL ONCCz lei u3nj wa iiitiiii L Cincinnati GrA - n c fisher m mm Dl Surgeon DEALER policies BOUGHT FOR CASH man-of-w- ar H S STOUT Paris Ky GEO W DAVIS in ¬ Will Keimey Physician Phone 136 Furnitnre Window Shades Oil lot lis Carpets 3Iattresses ¬ Why They All llowed ¬ congregation to turn to a blank wall At an ancient church at Yalsbol in Russia it has been customary for the Etc Special attention given to Undertake ing and Repairing ¬ ¬ and bow reverently before leaving the church Why they did this nobody knew except that their forefathers had dene so and had handed down the cus tom In making some repairs recently the origin of the custom was d covered j for beueath many layers of whitewash and paint a picture was found of the Virgin Mary which must have stood out brilliantly on the wall five or six ¬ Office Fourth and Pleasant Ste Office Hours 7 Main Street Paris Ky to 10 a m 2 to 4 p m 7 to 8 p m TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAH 6am tf NO GAS NO COCAINE SMITH ft ARNSPARGEK 1WRHCE PARIS KY centuries ago NON UNION AGENTS TIh A simnle application to the trnrns nsed only by me and acknowledged by the pnblic to ne tne oesc ana easiest ana absolutely free from any after effects ¬ which I perceived must set off a con siderable estate A little way along this wall was a strong iron gate the top defended by sharp spikes The cap tain plucked a key out of his pocket with which he unlocked this gate and urging us all in before him hastily locked it again I now perceived that we were in an extensive garden fruit and shade trees standing thickly about and the walks bordered with flowers A little way in the rear I could partly make out a handsome low stone house The captain hurried us up the main walk making no concealment now of speed and at a fair run we brought up before the door of the house I per ceived then that the place was strong as well as handsome the building being of some yellowish stone set off with a cage fashion of balconies in the Spanish style The chief entrance was ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ said Let us first understand our bearings What are the private ways out of this place By the gardens answered Sellinger and rearward through a court to a narrow street Thence it is a straight course to the water These gardens border upon what Considerable streets And the ships and boats have all been taken and our fellows will have said an eye upon the water front Mr Tym shaking his head That will not do We were silent captain Womans crowning glory is her hair he quoted Not now returned his pessimistic friend What do you mean he demanded In man case now woman crown iig glory is some other womans hai answered his pessimistic friend ana before the optimist could indignantly deny the assertion he noticed some of it advertised in the paper he was reading and wisely held his peace Chica- Fnle RELIABLE FIRE 5 BROADWAY Jatephoric treatment for painlew 8 00 AT LOW KATES 2lma99 tf filling Set of teeth Upper and lower- Silver fillings j 1899 Trees Gold fillings Gold crowns 1500 50 rtP up tJM 50 cts 10U up Painless extraction Plants nines j 1 Hours 8 ¬ go Tost A Frnit and Ornamental Trees Shrnbs Small Fruits and even thinp for Orchard We employ no 3l Main St to 12 ¬ Paris Ky opo Court houae a m 1 mi 1 0 s in surprise The Landlord Wbv my brains to hit upon something when What are you doinI have a Mr Hallruine suddenly resumed he thought What is to prevent us from Tutting that butter in your tea Mr Hallrume I was always taught claiming these people as our slaves That will be but one each which must Mrs Starvum that the strong should ht Ip the weaV Puck be safe enough - for a bit I racking Helping- Hand - aeuts Lawn or Garden bu 6ell direct at reasonable prices Strawberry aid Tree Catalogues on application to H F H1LLENMEYER Teiepbcna 37f to 5 p hi Telephone 79 Insurance in the Hurst Home only cost the policy holders fifty cente on th bmnurd dollars dnr n the year 1897 O W MlLiEP Agent Paris Ky Lexington Ky wapitiswiH TIE i Nineteenth Year Established lllllll IEVS 1881 r T T Deacon Johnsings Sermon Punch I want to tell yo my deah breth ren said Deacon Johnsing to his flock at prajer meeting dat in dese days of chainless bikes hossless kerridges an sich dat what we need fo the glorification ofdecullud folkes am chickenless coops razzerless pahties melonless patches and crapless games Does yo follow me ¬ ¬ NUPTIAL KNOTS WOMEN IN TROUBLE And Sol Walter Champ in London Eng Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editor t and Oumr BBUHK J LER Makf all Check Mane CWrir mayable to tne order of CHAMP A Millbk ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL ¬ We are authorized to announce John S Smith of Bourbon County as a can didate for Attorney General subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR MAGISTRATE Vn We are authorized to announce Thos P Woods as a candidate for re election as Magistrate of the Paris Precim t sub- ¬ ject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to anounce J W Thomas Jr as a candidate for Magistrate of the Paris precinct to fill the unexpired term of R J Neely subject to the action of the Democratic party ¬ Sam Jones gave the Louisville Times street lighting an unmerciful roast in his sermon Sun ¬ The Boonesboro Chapter of the D A day in return for pome solar plexus R will give a fair this year at the Mad blows the Times has landed on the ison county fair grounds Georgia evangelist The Irrevent Sam A jury at Covington fined Prof Frank would be preaching for about 300 per L Bristow 150 for cutting to kill his year if the newspapers had failed to brother-in-laOscar Taylor Comment Lexingtons latest scheme is an elecBIRTHS trie road to Frankfort An Eastern eyndicate has bought the The Advent Of Onr Future Men Women Versailles electric light plant In this city yesterday to the wife of The next National reunion of the Con George L Whitlock a daughter federate Veterans will be held at LouisThe Adams county New lra says Geo ville Lawler aged 68 and his wife aged 62 A man named Mynhier was killed by residing near English are rheproid a falling limb during the storm in Bath parents of a bright baby girl The last county child born to the conple tefore this one City Council has decided is now aged 43 years married and a The Danville to substitute electric lights for gas for grandmother - emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Dr N M McKinney and Miss Mar garet Rankin Loth of MillerJbnrg were married in this city Friday afternoon at the Windsor Hotel by Rev They were to Dr E H Rutherford have been married Thursday night but there was a misunderstanding regarding the license The groom is a young dentist of Millersburg and the bride is an estimable daughter Mr Oscar RanSCINTILLATIONS kin They left Friday evening for a And short trip to Louisville Interesting Tumble Of News ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Engagements Announcements ¬ ¬ ¬ print his vulgar sayings w has been invited to deliver the address before the annual meeting of the American Bar and Inter¬ Senator Lindsay m in Angust This is the highest honor the lawyers of the country can confer upon one of their fellow members The honor has been worthily bestowed national Association at Buffalo Admiral Dewey will find that it re- ¬ quires as much bravery to face the mobs of kissing women the rival banquets the receptions and parades namesakes and autograph fiends as it did to sail over the mines into Manila bay The Kentucky papers seem to be jumping on the Mexican Bull fighters because the bull didnt gore a few mata dors and horses Did they really think that a genuine bull fight would be per ¬ mitted in the United States ¬ Attorney General Taylor has an ¬ nounced himself a candidate for the Republican nomination for Governor It is expected that Auditor Samuel Stone will announce for the Gubernatorial nomination in a few days L N Excursion Bates ¬ One fare round trip to Glasgow Ky May 21 and 22 limited May 26 Ac count State Encampment G A R Special rates to Colorado points May 14 15 and 16 limited June 15 One fare round trip to Grand Rapids Mich May fft 33 swd 24 limited May M O A M Account of oojrention of North America One and on 4hird fare round trip to Madison ville Ky an May 18 and 19 limited May 23 account of State Con vention Y P S C E One fare round trip to Louisville May 15 and 16 limited Mav 22 account of Knights Templar Conclave and T P A Convention One fare round trip to Richmond Va May 16 and 17 final limit June 3 account of General Assembly Presbyterian 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money arriving after the Dank closed Hon Jas Mulligan of Lexington left Saturday for Samoa to appear before the joint commission appointed by Germany England and the United States The Carlisle Mooiefield and Upper Blue Lick Telephone Company has been organized with R R Templtton President C C Cole W B Ratliff and others Directors The body of a young lady found at Chandeleur Island the Gulf of Mexico has been identified as that of Miss Taggart of Indianapolis who was lost on the wreck of the Paul Jones The Bath county grand jury returned ten indictments against insurance com panies for conspiracy to raise rates and nineteen against the Standard Oil Com pany for retailing without license Rev T T Martin of Cripple Creek Col has just closed a meeting at the Baptist Church in Harrodsburg with thirty one additions during the thirteen days The converts will be baptised at half past six this evening at the Perry yille bridge ¬ ex-Presid- scientific linimentand if used before confinement gently and surely prepares the body for the great requirements and changes it is undergoing insures safety to both mother and child and takes her through the event with com- ease and Sarativeremedy iscomfort This won praised by every woman who has used it What woman is not interested in Mothers Friend This wonderful remedy has been tested and its price ¬ less value proven by the experience of OBITUARY thousands of happy mothers who have used it during the most critical Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory period of womans life the approach and culmination of motherhood Of The Dead It aged for has won their everlasting praise Mrs Mary Jane McTaggart it gave them help and hope in seventy died Friday night at her home their most trying hour and when near Newtown Burial at Jacksonville most needed Every woman may some The with services by Eld J S Sweeney day need Mothers Friend little book Before Baby is Born The deceased lost her husband J C telling all about it and when it should McTaggart a year ago and her mother be used will prove of great interest and She leaves benefit to all expectant mothers and about fiftean months ago will be sent free to any address upon property to her brother Elbert Hal her application to the the only remaining member of her Company Atlanta Bradneld Regulator Ga family GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS The Approach of Motherhood is the Occasion of Much Anxiety to All Every woman dreads the ordeal through which she must pass in becoming a mother The pain and suffering which is in store for her is a source of constant anxiety fear and dread to say nothing of the danger which the coming incident entails The joyous anticipations with which she looks for ¬ ward to babys coming gives way to an indescribable dread of the ordeal when she fully realizes the critical and trying event which will soon approach and have to be endured Women should bil with delight a remedy which insures to them im- ¬ munity from the pain suffering and danger incidental to child bearing Such a remedy is now offered and women need not fear longer the hour of And childbirth Mothers Friend is a ¬ ¬ Ready to Wear garments for ladies are becoming moref popular every day n JMIMM TO Weai Gaimis -- Ladies Suits and Separate Skirts I 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- not Just as rePresented we will make it ALL RIGHT Silk Waists Shirt Waists Silk and Cotton Petticoats very low variety Our Silk Waists are dreams of beauty and the prices Shirt Waists Silk and Cotton Petticoats in great Special Rates to Washington D C Remark No trouble to show goods Its no trouble to show goods Thats what we are here for Call and look and if we cant suit you we wont ask ou to buy m The Chesapeake and Ohio Ry will sell round trip tickets to Washington D A New York woman just for mean C and return at Ooe Fare for the ness made her daughter-in-lasit on round trip on May 22d and 23d good ledge of the nineteenth to return ten days on account of the the window Pence Jubilee Two Fast Vestibuled story of the Tract Society building Theatrical And Otherwise In The Foyer w ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Trains daily It is estimated that an expenditure of Geo W Barney Div Pass Agent 75000 will be required for an adequate Porters Antiseptic Healing Oil representation of Ben Hur when dramatized Relieves all pain instantly For cuts burns boils bruises itch eczema caThe ladies of Paris and Bourbon tarrh sore throat erysipelas corns county are cordially invited to inspect chapped hands or lips piles and all ul an legant line of juvenile suits from 3 cers or sores of pkiu or mucous mem to 8 years and boys suits from 8 to 15 bran it is a sure and permanent cure Will cure sore or inflamed eye in forty years at Price Cos clothiers tf eight hours Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded If you expect to do any Horsemen will find this oil will cure alter burns this spring dont use anything but scratches cracked hnl old Hores and collar galls No cure no Blue River lime It is by far the whit py est lime made For sale by Geo W For sale by Clarke Kenne P ris tf Stuart opposite freight depot wiuai umui vj white-washing ¬ Respectfully ¬ ¬ FRAN K 404 MAIN STREET CO PARIS KY Leaders in Style and Fashion Low prices on candies for entertain ments Cheap but pure The prettiest and most stylish colors Linen hats for men and boys at Price and shapes in thoes at Davis Thomson tf Gos clothiers tf Ismixs just received i ¬ tf Newton Mitchell -- -- Dont scratch yonr life away but upe Dr Sawyers Witch Hazel and Arnica salve for eczema piles hives burns and cuts It eoothes relieves pain and positively cures W T Brooks druggist ¬ Indorsed In Cuba The Havana Cuba Herald of Thurs¬ ySr w V fr iWi 3fc k S 33n ¬ ¬ day the 11th tells of a meeting held Wednesday by the American residents of Havana for the purpose of adopting resolutions congratulating Gov Bradley upon the speech he made at the dedication of the Kentucky monument at Chickamauga Capt Noel Gaines of Frankfort was chairman and Andrew J Gorey of this city was secretary of the meeting The Herald is an eight page daily half of the news being printed in Spanish ¬ An entire new line of gentlemens belts from one of the best manufacturers in the United States on sale at Pi ice Co s clothiers tf Dr Sawyers Little Wide Awake pills give purity ot blood and vigor of thong ht by perfectly regulating the bowels and cure biliousness inactive liver and constipation W T Brooks druggist ¬ ftp v IF itfll Fp prv Mothers advice is worth more than the advice of any other woman to the daughter who is perplexed by the prob- ¬ who is a stranger There may however be need for a physicians advice to supplement the ad- ¬ vice of the mother In such a case the offer of free consultation by letter made by Dr Pierce opens the way to health and at the same time avoids the un- ¬ pleasant questionings the repulsive ex- ¬ aminations and offensive local treatments which less experienced physicians often insist on Any sick or ailing woman is invited to write to Dr Pierce Buffalo in the strict- ¬ est privacy Each letter is held as a sacred confidence and its answer is sent in a plain envelope bearing no printing upon it Do not be misled by advertisements offering medical advice which are published by those who not being phy- ¬ sicians are not qualified to give such advice Any physician or doctor who has a legal and professional right to the title will publicly claim that title Those who offer medical advice and invite you to write to a woman do not claim that the woman is a doctor The medi- ¬ cal advice of an unprofessional woman is just as dangerous as the medical advice of an unprofessional man In more than thirty years Dr Pierce and his staff of nearly a score of medical special- ¬ ists have successfully treated over half a million women You can write without fear as without fee to Dr R V Pierce Buffalo N Y womatt ¬ Theres no need therefore to lems of phyiscal hylth and comfort write to a Fancy California evaporated fruits Newton Mitchell tf Now is the time to sow sorghum cane For fattening stock one acre will equal three acres of corn The best variety of seed for sale by Geo W Stuart opposite freight depot tf is for YOU to juJge whether or no I am offering the best and cheapest line of STRAW MAT- ¬ TINGS ever brought to Central It Kentucky If PRICES QUALITY and AS ¬ Presbyterian Assembly mond Virginia ¬ 1899 May 17 30 Rich ¬ SORTMENT of PATTERNS dont tell you to BUY dont do it thats all ¬ ¬ ¬ Crescent Route and connectQueen ing lines One fare the round trip May 16th and 17th Finest train service in the South Tickets good till June 3d returning Ask your ticket agent for ¬ TO MICHIGAN RESORTS ¬ Re opening of Sleeping Car The Sleeping Car Line from Louis ville and Indianapolis via Pennsylvania Line through Richmond and Dayton D Ry through Tothence over C H ledo via Michigan Central Railroad t o Detroit was re opened May 15th The through car leaves Louisville 4 p m daily and arrives Detroit for breakfast next morning making rail and steamer cornection8 at Detroit for resorts on St Clair River and in Canada Sleeping Car lines from Louisville and Indianapolis to Petoskey and Mackinaw City and from Cincinnati to Pe toaky and Mackinaw City over Penn sylvania Lines via Richmond and G K I Ry will re open June 19th Through cars will leave Louisville 4 p tn Cincinnati 7 p in daily and arrive Petoskey Harbor Springs Mackinaw City next morning Tourists tickets will be sold throneh Detroit to resorts on St Clair River nd Eastern Michigan also to points in Can ¬ ada and to summer havens in Northern Michigan on and after Jnne 1st For particulars apply to Geo E Rockwell A G P Agent Cincinnati O ¬ ¬ ¬ particulars for the money the reliable soft and stiff Sletson 2 best hat in Kentucky for the money A complete line of Spring hats from fifty cents upwards Price Co Clothiers tf best in the country 25 ¬ And CARPETS well no adver- ¬ tisement can do justice to the beauty of design richness of color- ¬ ing and lowness of price You will have to SEE them to appreciate them Come in and take a ¬ S6 Howard stiff and soft hats at 3 look it will cost you nothing m Ladies fine shoes less than half price A new line of silk ties for this week at Davis Thompson Price Cos clothiers tf Isgrigs cents at tf Yes m Tis Just So i Strayed cr Stolen Black horse about 14 hands high both hiud feet white blemifh on right fore foot Strayed from the place of Chas Hitfgius on Bethlehem pike Mon ¬ ALL WOOL MEANS ALL WOOL the guarantee of the manufacturers Think of this when you need a suit You will get an hon- ¬ est suit here There never was a better time to get better clothes at better prices than right now and right here suspicion It carries day night Suitable reward for infor ¬ mation leading to recovery of horse And a bargain is a bargain here Our clothiug is above We re¬ pair your linen and put neck bands on We are the peoples friends CHAS HALEY Leeslick Ky free Reed Steam Laundry Co ATTENTION Dr Sawyers Ukatine never has and fail to cure kidney disorders It gives nature the aid needed and nature thus aided never fails W T Brooks druggist we do not see how it can CITIZEMS ¬ And then I have the WALL PAPERS to match the carpets and mattings They are prettier this year than ever and that is saying a great deal No one can touch my line either in patterns or prices I can show two patterns to any other dealers one An experienced Interior Decorator al- ¬ ways at your service Work guaranteed Then bear in mind I am always showing a large and exclusive line of fSaby Carriages Bed Room Toilet Sets Chiffoniers sets Lamps Hammocks Ladies Desks Book Cases and anything else pertaining to the house furnishing line The best REFRIGERATOR is the NORTH STAR Sold only by ¬ ¬ PARKER Fourth and Main Sts JAMES Crystallized fruits nuts oranges bananas grapes grape fruit emons apples Paris Ky Your Money Back On Demand malaga Now i6 the time to bring in vonr en gine mowers and farm machinery for repairs Also Mower and binder blades And dont forget your lawn mowers gas and oil stoves which I will make as good as new Gas steam and water Elegant line of Pictures and Room Wood Mantels furnished complete Mouldings pipe fitting Steel ranges repaired All Send me your old furniture to be re-- Undertaking in all its branches work guaranteed J T HINT0N SEWHAMS MACHINE SHOP Cor Third and Pleasant St YouFTuiture moved by experienced hands tf Newton Mitchell CARRIAGES FOR HIRE J1011364 10 H - HtnMana- HRHH THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY MAY 16 1893 TIE coe-- BOUSBQN NEWS 1881 Nineteenth Year Established Enteied at the Post office at Parig Ky as itsb mail matter TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PR1CB8 Payable in Advance Oneyei 82 00 Six months Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ A S100 Orders Miller Etc W H H Johnson has opened a grocery on Second street A new line of collars and ties for ladies at Price Cos clothiers tf The ladies of Newtown will give an entertainment at Newtown Church Thursday night Christian oclock for initiation work be a special meeting of the Elk lodge to night at half p8t seven -- There will Two fine setter dogs owned by Doug- ¬ las Thomas were killed Sundav They were very highly valued by their owner Mr Rogers Clay of Lexington has accepted an invitation to address the pupils of the Paris High School on Jane 6th Miss Frances Butler daughter of Circuit Clerk Chas E Butler will graduate from State College at Lexington in June ¬ Joe go to Louisville Ewalt of this city will to day to attend the Rights Templar conclave this week Sir Knights Dan Peed and Prof Gentry owner of the dog and ¬ pony circus which exhibited here Thursday has four shows of the same kind on the road One of them was in Louisville all of last week A dispatch from Morebead says that Rev L E Mann of that place will be a candidate for State Senator He is a brother of Rev E G B Mann and Fletcher Mann of this city Quartekly Court begins this morning Magistrate Thos Woods who is acting County Judge in Judge Purnella absence in Baltimore will not preside over the court as a special judge will be elected by the bar ¬ Col W W Baldwin has purchased the States stocks in the Lexington and Maysville turnpike for 38740 He says he will replace the tollgates unless the Fiscal Court in counties interested make speedy terms The heavy rains Friday caused a N near Butler landslide on the L The night train from Cincinnati went O track up to Maysville over the C a4 came via Millersburg to Paris ar nring about tvo hours late Turn ladies of Bourbon are warned against a swindler wbo promises to teach them for 250 how to earn several dollars per week by making artificial flowers and dress patterns He collects a dollar in advance and never comes back such a liberal donation to the public library fund is not composed solely of members of the Christian Church Ladies of other churches are members of the society E H Page of Guilford Maine is canvassing Bourbon in the interest of Pages Novelty Force Pump This pump is specially adapted for spraying fruit trees potatoes cabbage hen houses stables etc and is an invaluaIt ble aid to the gardener or farmer that the Ladies Aid Society which gave The News has been asked to say ¬ Mike Boyle and John Melvin who were boating on Stoner Sunday lost con trol of their boat near the mill dam and were carried over the dam by the current They lost a shot gun and rifle which they had in the boat but were Hot seriously injured by their mishap ¬ School Examinations examination for white teachers will take place on Friday and Saturday May 19th and 20th at the The first court house On Saturdnv there will also be a com- ¬ petitive examination for those students desiring a scholarship in the State College Livery Stables Sold Saturday auctioneer A T Forsyth sold for R B Hutcbcraft executor of Thos A Hutcbcraft the livery stable on Main street now occupied by Speaks Redmon at public auction to Thos Muir of Fayette for 7300 cash On the same day the executors of Capt Dan Turneysold the livery stable at Main and Second streets owned by the Turney heirs to N H Bay less for Mrs Henry Butller of Vine street The price was seven thousand dollars The stable is now occupied by Walter Clark who will continue to occupy it as a livery stable Gentlemens balbriggan underwear for Summer at fifty cents a suit at Brlce Steele Mr and Mrs T H Tarr Mr and Mrs Jas Thompson Dr and Tobe Bedinger colored was tried Mrs W C Ussery Dr and Mrs J T before Acting Judge Thos Woods Sat COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Vansant Dr M H Dailey and Mies urday for breach of the peace and was THE NEWS MAN Lizette Dickson The club will be en fined 250 and costs Bedingers offence tertained Friday May 26th b Mr and was using insulting language to a color- Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At Mrs O L Davis The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And ed woman Elsewhere Jacob Craig colored was finfd one A Seasonable Delicacy cent and costs for a quarrel with John Mr Chas Mehagen left Friday for THF Snnrlaw TPnnifiror TvrintA1 n orrti Fronk a colored preacher Craig Chicago threatened to hit the preacher in Mrs Mary Duncan has been ill for half tone likeness of Mrs W AJohn- son of this city a6 a noted authority on the head with an axe several days cookery and printed her recipe for In Judge Webb court yesterday Mr W A Hill Jr was ayisitor in strawberry shortcake The recipe is as Patrick Keogh of Tenth and Pleasant Lexington yesterday follows street was fined 1250 for selling liquor Put two quarts of capped Judge J Q Ward who has been berries in a colander and pour cold waon Sunday He swore that he would ter over them Rtserve a few of the not pay a cent of the amount and was quite ill is improving Capt Chas Winn was in Winches- choicest ones to be used as a garnish fined 5 for contempt of court Cut the others in halves and mix with a Will Carter colored was fined 750 ter Sunday visiting reatives for a breach of peace He was involved Mr Will Moore of Lexington is cup and a half of sugar Set in a warm place for an hour or two Make a soft in a dispute with Lucy Dunlap and the guest of Mr Win E Hibler dough of two cups of sifted flour three promised to whip her Mr Robert Ransdall who has been full teaspoonf ula of baking powder one quite ill was not so well yesterday third cup of butter one egg three A Mysterious Case Mrs J M Hall and Mrs James foarths of a cup of sweet milk one hdlf John Holland a young negro is sup Ferguson were in Lexington yesterday teaspoonful of salt Divide the dough posed to have been hanged by a naob FriMissouri is and roll into two pieces to fit a round Mrs Robt Owens of day night at Blue Licks He made an the guest of Mr and Mrs Horace Col- pan Spread the layers with softened indecent proposal last Thursday to the lins butter place one on top of the other and little daughter of Samuel When done Miss Nannie Hall of Richmond baked 15 minutes Berry Friday night at 11 oclock he arrived yesterday to visit Miss Bettie pull the layers apart and put was found hanging to a ratter in Berrys in layer of eweetened berries Hall barn by one of the farm hands who says between and another on top Sever Mr M V Ussery of Anna Ills he cut him down only to return in an in a round platter with whipped cream is the guest of his son Dr W C and fre6h berries A border of fresh hour or so and find him hanging in the strawberry leaves around the edges ad 8 top of the barn about fifteen feet from Ussery to the appearance of the dish Mrs Sidney G Clay arrived home the ground The Coroners jury says death was due to suicide bat many Saturday from a visit to relatives in bTOCK AND TURF NEWS Lexington believe he was hanged by a mob Mr and Mrs Vol Fergusons daugh SaleM and Traimfers Of Stock Crop Ktc Brick Street Committee Turf Notes ter Gay is ill of pleurisy at their heme Warren Stoners filly The City Council has appoitted May- near Centerville or Perry and Councilman OBrien and Miss Laura Trundle will leaye in a Anrea by Lissak Annie Chinn won a 300 purse Friday at Louisville She Parrish as a committee to confer with few days for a visit to relatives in Covwas fifteen to one short the Fiscal Court in regard to the advisa- ington Ky Chicago and DeKalb Ills Sim Wilsons trotting mare Annino bility of paving Main street The comMrs Hamlet Sharp who has been mittee has selected Hon J T Hinton visiting her sister Mrs Henry Isgrig 211 J by Warlock Saturday foaled a 209J and Hon W H McMillan as members left Saturday for her home in Maysville fine filly by Oakland Baron Annine will be bred to Jaybird of the committee on behalf of the citiPostmaster J L Bosley left yesterzens The committee will await the day Wm E Stillwell has received two fine for Powell county where he will return of Judge Purnell before con rusticate for a few days with a camping brood mares from Huntington W Va to ferring with the court be stinted to his fine stallion Pat Wash party ington A Oovington party will also Miss Bessie Baughman of Rich- ¬ Scott County Will Case send a mare to join Pat Washingtons mond came over last week for a visit The Griffith will case which occupied to her sister Mrs J D Feeney on harem Ei Simma black colt Mark Cheek the Scott County Circuit Court for five Seventh street won a purse for maiden days last week was decided Saturday Mrs W T Anderson and daughter the will being sustained William T of Kansas City Mo will be the guests Tuesday at the Westchester course 550 Maik Griffith left a will made 14 years ago of Mrs R J Neely on Duncan avenue The added money was Cheek was the favorite His colt The bequeathing his estate worth 6000 to this week Laurel ran second in the third race George James who was no relative and The Courier Journal Saturday print- Thursday cutting off bis nine brothers and sisters and their heirs with 10 each The heirs ed a half tone engraving of Miss Lucy one of the prettiest claimed he was feeble minded and un ¬ Keller of this city girls in the couuty duly influenced Prof F P Walker came home Friday afternoon from Sbarpsburg Female Riley Plunging In England ¬ College for a short visit to his mother Riley Grinnon the Paris plunger is He returned Monday astonishing the British turfites by betMr and Mrs Wyndham Joyce ting a fortune like it was a bagatelle Mrs T A cablegram to the New York World who have been vbiting Mr and CHAS S BREST BRO E Ashbrook left yesterday for a visit to about Thursdays racing at Newmarket m Lexington 28 ap tf ays While Tod Sloau was doing bis relative Miss Olivia Bttckner and her guest part on the track his admirers ware backing him like men possessed ia a Mrs Ida Ingiis returned to Paris yes ring First among these was Riley terday after a visit to Mrs B F Lind my at Bt Licit Springs Grannon the Kentucky plunger Gran Mrs Mollio Downey Einbry of aon started off by winning a neat sum on Florio Rubbattino in the first race Richmond who has been visiting relabet the entire amount for the second tives here will leave to morrow for Will pay highest market price for and was more than 100000 winner Michigan to spend the Summer your wool Call and get wool sacks when the odds for the Breedeis Plate The Lexiugton Elks will sing the and twine were posted the third race K B HUTHCKAFT opera Polly in Mt Sterling to night 21 ap fit Paris Ky Grannon stuck to Sloan throughout The young men of Mt Sterling will the day and must have lost a fair sized give a ball on the stage after the opera sum on Tods losing mounts Some estiRESIDENCES FOR RENT Mrs R M Harris Miss Annie mate his losses in the latter part of the Hutchcraft and Miss Blanche Hudson afternoon at about 75000 and Charles arrived home yesterd y from a 6hort Two residences for rent in the city of Dwyers at 25000 Grannon Is belitved visit in Cincinnati Miss Hudson sang Paris Apply to co have won more than 200000 on tie a fine solo uuday at the Fiist Presby9my lmo W H McMILLAN first three races so be doubtless won terian Church on Price Hill about 125000 on the day Dr Frank Lapsley will leave to dav The manner in which Grannon bets in company with his father and mother fabulous sums literally on the turning of a trip in the East They will visit for a hair and never betrays the least exciteNotice is hereby given that the firm of Washington Philadelphia and New ment or nervousness is puzzling to the York R P Dow Sons has been dissolved and Dr Lapsley will visit someot R P Dow and Rion Dow retiring average British turf follower and the hospitals before he returns disposing of their interest in said busi A cablegram to the New York Sun The Lexiugton Leader Sunday said ness to Ellsworth Dow and John W said that Grannon lost 150000 on Des Rev John Scott Meredith of Paris Spears who will continue said business mond in the last race of the day at the coiner of Second and Main streets cablegram from London says Ky has been the guest for the past in this city under the firm name of Another Mere- ¬ Dow Spears C F Dwyer son of Michael F Dwyer week of his kinsman Dr Alfred All persons owing past due accounts and Riley Grannon Tod Sloans back dith Peter Mr Meredith is the rector to R P Dow or R P Dow Soup ers will return to the United States im- of St Pauls Episcopal Church in Paris will please call and settle as the busimediately The former is homesick and is one of the brightest and most ness must be wound up at once R P DOW and the latter is leaving on account of attractive of the young ministers wbo RION DOW attended the convention of the St the publicity which the newspape a ELLSWORTH DOW have given bis affairs and which he Andrew Brotherhood Paris Kv May 8 1899 9may lrao Dr Chas G Dauarherty who resays ruins his business Grannon is reported to have lost 12000 on Thursday cently graduated with highest honors THE GREAT MAJESTIC from Bellevue Medical College arrived at Newmarket home Saturday evening for a visit be at 75 cent on sale fore assuming bis duties as interne at Scrivens drawers tf at Price Cos clothiers Bellevue hospital Dr Daugherty came down on an ocean steamer from New New York Edam pine apple Neufa York to Old Poiut Coinfor stopping chatel cheese jfMAJE5TlC over a day at that noted place He also fcs MAJESTIC Newton Mitchell tf spent a day at Kicnmona va viewing I 5TUUIS V 5TUUIS 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ six-year-old Court Topics PERSONAL MENTION SPECIAL SALE OF FIGURED ORGANDIES 800 yards of the regular 2 jc quality at 20 cents per YU lllioiise Brand imported No two patterns alike Call and see this beautiful assortment at 5J5 Main Street G TUCKERS CONDONS New Spring Goods In All Lines Away Under Regular Prices Here are a Few Specials Black 45 C re pons ¬ two-year-o- ld ¬ from 50 cents to 82 X ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ inch Silk Finished Henrietta 50 ctnU ptr yarcL All Wool Checks and Solid Colors 25 cents per yard All Shades in Colored Silks and Satins cheap Tuble Linen and Napkins in Gretu Virietv Vhit- - Good- - of All Description from 5 cents up Splendid Smlet Ladies and Childrens Hose lOcents Standard Bleached and Unbleached Cottons 5 cents per yaiL 10 4 Uticn Sheeting 15 cents and 18 cens per yau d per yard ¬ Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs Given Away If you cannot read this small print at a distance or 14 faefces eyesight is failing and should have immediate attention i j two-year-ol- ds ¬ Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect euses fectry eezrrd mane of purest material set In frames of the highest elastic qiiently durahilny united with the utmost lightness aud elegance wnen both frames and1 arescieniincany nuea oy ur u m tsoweirs system tney al ways give satisfaction for 11 are perfect JN ever buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not know how to ttean You will get poorly adjusted speciaclfs or poor imperfect lenses and are better off wBtliutfl any glasses than with either of these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable ifciltfsr dealer and they will last longer without change and be cheapest in the end jl ¬ WOOL1 We have engaged the services of Dr C H Bowen who wfll visit our store on the secoud and last Thursdays of each month aud invite all to call and have their eyes examined for which there charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded ¬ ket price Will pay highest mar Plenty of sacks WANTED PK Nevt visit Thursday May 25 1899 Spring Suit If so wv ask you to look at our line WE MARK STRICTLY FIRST CLASS for Spring and Summer WOltK and do not compete wi h cheap tailors who give you cheap work Yiu know that you cunot get something for nothing Good clothes are bound to cost more than cheap and inferior ones Do you need a ¬ 50100 ¬ Ik Wool ¬ V will make you a suit CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE IH KrUNILUKi when von take into consideration the way they are made Every suit we put up in GUARANTEED to be the LATEST ¬ THING out Dissolution Notice ¬ S E TIPTON F P LOWRY CO Pin Merclaant Tailo Cutter ¬ ¬ ELEGANT INVOICE OF -¬ Spring and Summer Shoes JUST RECEIVED We have received a complete line of fashionable Spring and Summer Shoes for ladies and gentlemen ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ These invoices include the latest styles and shapes and colors in stylish footwear You will find just what you want among our stock the many points of historical interest salt sand cement etc go Dr Daugherty is I eiug warmly greeted For to Geo Stuarts opposite freight depot by bis old friends DAVIS A BIG KICK THOMSON ISGRIGL tf Mr and Mrs E M Dickson enter- ¬ ¬ Davis Thomson Stuart received an elegant line of latest shapes East Third Street The evening was styles and colors in ladies and gentle ¬ pleasantly passed at progressive euchre tf mens footwear The major number of games were won MilGo and buy The President auspen by Mr T H Tarr and Mrs Bruce ler A delightful lunch was served at tf Cos clothiers des at Price the conclusion of the games Those Mr and Mrs T E Ash Linen knee pants and linen blouse present were suits for boys ages three to eight and brook aud guests Mr and Mrs Wynd Mr and boys linen suits eight to fifteen at ham Joyce of Florida W guest E Board and Mrs tf Cos clothiers Price of Mississipi Miss Julia Rogers tf Price Cos See our new invoices of fashionable Mr an- Mr O L Davis Mr and Mrs M Hall and Mrs J T Ireland for Millet Hungarian and - earlyt amber Spring and Summer shoes n rv Hladies and J and Mr MrHwh Montgomery Mr i rNTunr ofnlaa n TXT v ri i Mr c DijiaiuiRuauj sugar cane seea ior saie uv vjcu v miaatia and Mrs Bruce Miller Mr and Mrs Davis Thomson Jfc Isgrig tf tf opposite freight depot ¬ ¬ A Isgrig have just day evening at their hospitable home on tained the Darby and Joan club Fri- a man makes when bis laundry work is sent home with porcupine edges aud spread eagle button holes If h won Id bring his linen ro ma iate laundry where perfect methods obtain ai all THE GREAT MAJESTIC times such as the Bourbon Stnam inn dry he will receive his shirt- - collars PERRYS STOVE AM TIN STORE and enffs equal to new evry time that I have a complete line of the great we send them home Majestic ranges For gas fittinfs honee furnishings plumbing metal roofing door and np-to1 window screens refrigerators etc I can give the best line for the least mon ¬ ey 1 1 T BEN J PERRY The Bourbon Sleam Laundry W M Jnv- - Paris KyJJ I Pli one 4 HINTON Jit BRO Proprietors Main office at Parker James T 6 RAILROAD TIMS Pw THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY MAY Porters Antiseptic Healing OiL Ij N R 16 1899 ft MICHIGAN FIEND FAILED TO FLAG THE TRAIN A Collision on the Philadelphia ARRIVAL OP TRAINS 333 pm 627 pm From Richmond 505 a in 740 a m 838 p nt From MayiTille 742 a mS25 p m To DEPARTURE OF TRAINS Cincinnati- - 15 a m 751 From Cincinnati 1058 a m 588 p m 1010 p in Wtom Lexington 511 a m 745 a in To Lexington 747 a m a m 545 p m 1014 p m To Richmond 11 K8 a m 5 48 p m 1016 p m To Maysville 750 a m p m 340 pm a m j U5 F B S5 Car Agent mm i EAST K si EI TIME TABLE BOUND Lv Louisville 830am 600pm Ar Lexington 115am 840pm Lv Lexington 1125am 8pm 830am 550pm Lv Winchester 1158am 923pm 915am 630pm Ar Mt Sterling 1225pm 950pm 950am 705pm Ar Washington nm 340pm Ar PhiludelphialOloam 7 Uipin ArNew York 1240nn 908pm WEST BOUND Ar Winchester 730am 4 pm 655am 250pm Ar Lexington 800am JOpm 7iliam 34pm Ar Frankfort llam opm Ai Shelby villa 1001am 7Mjpm Ar Louisville 4100am l5pm Trains marked thua f run daily except Sunday other trains rnn daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without change For rates Sleeping Car uservations or any information call on ¬ Agent L ot George W Barney Div Pass Agent Lexington F B N R R Carr Paris Ky Frankfort Jncionati JSMHKK Ry ELKHORN ROUTE LOOAL TIME lE IVftD IN EFFECT 5th Relieves all pain instantly For cots burns boils bruises itch eczema ca¬ tarrh sore throat erysipelas corns He Shot Six Persona and Wife Uncle chapped hands or lips piles and all ul and Grandmother Were Killed cers or sores of fkin or mucous mem brane it is a sure and permanent cure Will cure sore or inflamed eye in forty His Wound May Prove Fatal When the eight hours Satisfaction guaranteed or Murderer Attacked His Wife She money refunded Was Sitting Up Wit h the Re ¬ Horsemen will find this oil will curs mains of Her Mother scratches cracked heel alter burns old sores and collar galls No cure no pay Howard City Mich May 12 Jos For sale by Clarke Kenney Pms Harvey Wednesday night killed his Kentucky lOniar Gino wife his uncle Robert Pierson and his grandmother and mortally wound New Photograph Gallery ed his three months old child and his D Cable has opened a cozy new pho ¬ fither-in-iaJohn Logenslayer and tograph gallery on Main street opposite finally shot himself inflicting a wound the Telephone Exchange where he is which is expected to prove fatal Harveys uncle and grandmother live prepared to rrake good pictures at low The murderer prices Kodak work will also be fin- ¬ a mile north of town ished up promptly in ilrst class style nont there Wednesday evening He He solicits the patronage of the public averts that Pierson his uncle was quarreling with his grandmother and 18a6t that he interfered that whereupon To My Patrons Pierson stabbed and killed the old I have moyed my gallery fixtures to lady aged 70 and that he Harvey re-¬ After my residence on Henderson street but 1 taliated br shooting his uncle hooting Pierson Harvey stabbed him am prepared to make pictures from old three times negatives or make large pictures auri Harvey then returned to his home finish kodak woik Orders can be left two miles southwest of town Arrivat Vardens drug store or at my resi- ing there he shot his wife twice kill dence ing her He then fired at his L G RINNAN baby the ball going into S S ABNEY mail carrier will haul ts arm Next Harvey entered his light bag r ge to and from depot Terms ather-in-law- s room and shot him Post twice inflicting however no fatal inren- - mable very Leave orders at tf office jury He then turned the revolver on himself shooting himself in the neck The Bourbon Steam Laundry Harveys wife when attacked was sit having secured onice room at ting up with the remains of her mother Parker James corner Fourth who died Wednesday presents a horriThe Pierson and Main will locate their main ble appearance home Piersons Phone No found in a chair and that of body was ottice at that place the old 4 All calls or bundles entrusted lady on the floor clad only in night to them will receive prompt at ¬ dress There are signs of a desperate tention struggle between Harvey and his grandmother but no indication of a My agency insures against fight between the two men Harvey himself Thursday informed fire wind and storm best oli re- ¬ prompt paying compa- the sheriff of the murders at Piersons liable house He was then arrested for mur- ¬ nies non union dering his wife He has nothing to W 0 HINTON Agent say about the tragedies at his own home There are strong threats of ¬ ¬ ¬ w Reading Road -- Many Persons Were Killed and Injured ¬ ¬ ¬ d three-months-ol- ¬ ¬ ¬ Reading Pa May 13 A collision of passenger trains occurred on the Philadelphia Reading railroad at Exeter about six miles south of this city Friday night and a great number of people were killed and injured There is no telegraph office at Exeter and details therefore are difficult to obtain at this writing The number killed is variously stated to be from 15 to 25 Fully 50 others are injured The regular express train from Potts TO INSURE A COLT ville for Philadelphia is connected at Lien retained on colt until season is paid Grass at 10 cts per day Acci- ¬ the station in Reading with a train from Harrisburg which was crowded dents and escapes at owners risk For further particulars address JAMES K CLAY with excursionists who had been to Marvhmoiit Stock Farm the state capital to witness the cereParis Ky monies in connection with the unveil ing of the Hartranft monument Many of the Harrisburg passengers at Ttcading went aboard the Philadel phia express but it being found that all couli not be accommodated it was decided to send an extra train to Phila delphia to run as the second section of the express The extra train left 2C minutes later than the express Ar Exeter the express stopped for order and while standing still the extra train crashed into it while moving at great speed Three of the rear cars of the express were telescoped and the first car of the extra train was also wrecked The passengers in these cars were terribly RiD out te ial3 wiw Rm2 m the true mangled many being killed outright 7e rme - V01- uie nev an true from tne wSn BiBtfflfXAWny while others had limbs and bodies iTA aclfti4iP 5 nflrfK piney forego or Norway maimec Word was at once sent tc Reading and a special train with phy sicians and nurses was sent to the Jay-Ee-Se- Bay horse 15 hands 3 in foaled 1893 By ABERDEEN sire of Ky Union 207 Dentine 4 213 Alabaster 4 and fifty th ee in 230 1st dam Aldina de Mer dam of Wiggins 2 219 and Mabel Moneypenny 2 220 her first two colts trained by Stamboul 307 son of Sultan 224 etc 2nd dam Belle Blanche by the Moor 870 sire of Beautiful Bells dam of 8 in 230 list Sultan 224 etc 3rd dam Bell View Maid dam of Center 229A by Idol 177 e 4th dam by Pilot Jr sire of dam of Maud S 208 810 etc 5th dam by Mambrino Messenger Wiggins took his record of Breed to early peed if you want earlv speed 2194 and could beat 214 at 2 years old He started in six races winning five straight without losing a heat and was the best colt of his year 1895 Only one colt was sired by Wiggins as a and as a yearling showed very fast and gaining speed This colt is now being trained by Mr Dick Wilson of Rushville lnd -- WIGGINS 2 2l9i 9li 2000 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ IfIHIWBSMi MtjyljWj - ¬ WSEzmm DR -- ¬ 18 18 Lve Georgetown Lve C S Ky Depot b Lve Newtown Lve Uentrevllo Lve Elisabeth Arr Pari c LveSwirzer Lvetainpiug Grnd Lve P vtls tiVe lohoson Lve Franutort a Lve Klfehora EAST BOUND No 1 No 3 asg Pass 7 No 5 Mixed i 7 7 7 7 imm 7 7 2ara 7 39m 34am 18am Ham 3 4UDm 3 52pai 4 00pm 4 4 4 1 1 1 10pm 16pm 20pm 35pm 55pm Xpm 4 2 pm 2 30pm 50am 4 38pm 3 00pm si Tarn 4 48om 4iam 22pm 00pm x 40am 5 10pm 8 5 Kafiam 3iam 4 r6pm THE PLANO mmpnssriMatisgsFm WEST BOUND No 2 Pass No Pa 4 entrevill6 IiV- - Newrown Lve C s Ry Depot b Lve Georgetown Lve Johnson I Lv- - Lve Paris c No Mixed Elizabeth Lv Lve Uavalls Lve Switzr Lvm Klkhorn 8 9 15am Arr KVttnkOif a I ly except Sunday N b connects with Q a Couuects wlh L A 0 vmueciK with Ky Central tMmping Grnd 2sam 617pm K 20pm CHm H26pm 10 43am 6 32pm t 50am 6 a9pm li 00 i in 6 4pm 11 ti7m 6 56pm 11 20am 7 10pm 10 K 9 sOnm 40 im 9 4 Sam 9 53 tiu 5 40pm 5 50pm 5 55 pm 8 03pm 7 3 Jam 7 8 8 50am 51am 22am 40am 55am lynching It transpires that Harvey on reaching the heme of his late mother-in-lasaid nothing about his terrible acts at bihdebs Piersons house He offered to sit up by the corpse of his wifes mother Ac If ou are going to buy Binders or coringly the others retired It was Mowers see 4 oclock Thursdaj- - morning when Harvey went to his wifes room and killed her and attempted to slay his baby II 2 also fired at and his father-in-laMiss Labard a teacher who boarded next Court day May 1st Guaranteed in the house but without effect Harveys wound is serious but he is certhe best in the world tain to recover He was employed in W V PKIHHCOKD a furniture factory and is only 20 years HAS LAYTON Agents of age The cause of his terrible act llapr tf Centkrville Ky has not been determined nil mm w scene as quickly as it could possibly be put in readiness Exeter is a flag station and has no telephone communication It is stated that the passengers on the second train were mostly from Morristown and that several from the borough were killed and manj- - injured United States Senator Boies Penrose and Gen E Burd G rubb were passen gers on the wrecked train The rear end of the car in which they were rid ing was crushed and the two gentle men though badly shaken up were uninjured Senator Penrose did not know how man- - of the passengers of the rear cars were killed or injured but said when the train left the scene those needing attention were being physicians and cared for by ¬ m i BELLS Pine Tar Natures most natural remedy science to a Cure for coughs colds and all inflamed surfacea of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes Pleasant Permanent Positivo Improved by The sore weary cough worn Lungs are exhila ¬ rated the microbe bearing mucus is cut out the cause of that tickling is removed and the inflated membranes are healed and soothed so that there Is no inclination to cough SOLO 8 Alb GOOD ORUGGSTS ¬ I AM 80 YEARS OLD any reuittly equal u Or liells It jives quick and ppraiannt rflef tngrlp a8 well aa coughs and colds It make weak in m strong JJIra St A Met aiife Pine-Tar-Hon- ey Qottlea Ooi 25c 50c and 100 SUea BE SURE YOU GET asd never csca Dr Bells Pine-Tar-Hsn- ey leaa as ¬ w ¬ ¬ to buy threshing machinery saw mills or supplies CO ROBINSON Richmond Lnd W F Peddiokd Agent Centerville Ky Write for catalogue if you are going FREIGHT HANDLERS STRIKE The Situation at liuffalo Assuming a Seri ¬ ous Aspect i hey Demand An In ¬ crease of Wages KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS P iM AM 340 70 L 42 750 Lv 840 Ar 830 Ar r0 6i 720 100 Ar 1142 Ar Georgetown Paris Maysville Winchester Richmond B Frankfort Am 20 7lo Ar 1028 617 Lv Lv 930 540 Lv 709 255 Lv 620J 200 545i 1st I AM PM HI WBLbRBPER LATEST STOBL MSN38 GEO JOS K HARPER Genl Supt NEWTON G P A vjavii f jMpjim MtM wjmtUi PAMrra iiw JJ ovBi LitSC flAvH km 41 ft si k w The Leading Specialists of America sjmpathy with the grain shovelersand Thursday night it was believed that in case the scoopers gain their point they LOWEST PRICES will remain out until their difficulties Having arranged with one of the most have been satisfactorily settled At the Lehigh Yallej docks the comenterprising wall paper manufactories us the latest designs pany called in a lot of yardmen and in Ohio to furnish at lowest prices we are prepared to other employes to take the place ol duplicate these to citizens of Paris and the strikers At the Central Erie and Bourbon County Can meet the requirements of the other big docks the work was practic most fastidious Spacialty in hangiug ally at a standstill the few freig ht ATTRACTIVE F1HIIRES ¬ ¬ BRIGHTEN COLORS town and Morristown among the members of the Freight The northbound track has been clearHandlers union at this port is gradu ed and the first train through to this ally assuming a serious aspect There city from Philadelphia was the Buffalc are about 2000 of those men pledged express which left Philadelphia al not to work for any contractor and 1136 p m many of these men are now on a strike Originally a few of them went out in EX GOV R P FLOWER DEAD ¬ Buffalo M Y May 1 The strike the neighborhood He said he learned that sveral were killed and many badlj injured but as to the number he could not say A few of those whose injuries were slight came on the train to Philadel- ¬ phia but the train left soon after the accident and the more seriously injured were left at the scene and were to be sent to Reading The second relief train left Exeter at 250 a m Saturday It brought tc The Reading 20 additional bodies are not yet known Most oi names injured were brought the seriousl here on the first relief train Therest of the injured were taken to Potts residents of ¬ The New Werner Edition of The Encyclopaedia Britannica IN THIRTY SUPERB OCTAVO VOLUMES i Give Your Boys a Chance were the closing words of an address by Abraham Lincoln He realized that parents are responsible in a degree for what their If you have children study their individual children become tendencies and place the best possible educational advantages rv before them A way has been yesi n provided in the New Werner Edition of the Encvclonadia Britan- ¬ He Became 111 in the Kastport Country Club Kastport L I and Died Within g nica complete in thirty volumes 1 11C a Few Hours of Heart Failure in the history of man are treasur- ¬ UCSl LllOUgllli Oil till SUUjCLli ed there 1 New YoiwK May UL Former Gov Roswell P Flower died Friday night at 10J0 at the Eastport Country club at Eastport L 1 Mr Flower was taken ill earl in the day with a severe attack of acute indigestion In the T ii this work o Luuiac -- Jl j-- -Tv 20 YEARS IN OHIO 250000 Cured WECURESTRICTURE Thousands of younsr and miIdlo aced men aro l roublod with this d iscase many unconsciously They may havo a smart ing sensation Email twisting stream sharp cutting pains at times slight dis¬ charge difficulty in commencing weak orsrans emissions and all the symptoms of nervous debility they havo STKIC- TIK1j jou t let doctors ex penmen ton Our Mr Snyder has worked for a number of the largest houses in Cincin nati in she decorating line Come in and exameour stock ¬ j c mm CO Main St bet Otli ami 7th handlers who were at work being nonunion men The freight handlers demand an increase of wages from 25 cents an hour the present rate to 30 cents an hour for working outside of the freight houses and 20 an hour for inside work They also ask for the abolition of the sontract system ¬ ¬ afternoon s3rmptoms of heart failure supervened and he grew steadily worse until the time of his death The attack of heart failure was accompanied spell Mr by a fainting and Flowers family in New York city Mrs Flower were quickly notified and the former governors nephew Frederick S Flower accompanied by Dr Thomas H Allen Mr Flowers physician left at once on a special train for When they arrived there Eastport Mr Flower had somewhat recovered but Friday night the attack of heart failure was marked and Mr Flower became unconscious an hour or more before his death i Political Economy are a few of its articles which have been adopted by Yale 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TREATMENT dress Kennedy wwtm Kergan E R Mauck Agt J F Ellison Supt 204 Pub ldg Cinti O No We make a specialty of posting and distributing all classes of paper large or small also distribute booklets dodgers etc at reasonable rates Get oar prices before placiug vonr work Good stands in ood locations and good work guaranteed luxury which all men appreciate and a lnxnry which all men get who patronize Crtwford Bros shop next door to the Bourbon Bank Excellent bath serrica in connection with the shop New pa tf rons are alwayc welcome I clean quick and easy shavo is a 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O I8uirlsep99 SOlt CALDWELLS CONSTIPATION II PEPSlN 1 Insure your property against fire wind and lightning in the Hurst Home Insurance Co a safe and reliable com paDy O W MlLLES Agent 1 Parie Ky M THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY MAY President Loilhet trip tipw nresirlenr rtf is if anything calm sane a trifle bourgeois and utterly devoid of sense of self importance But there is a strong and irresistible will behind his bland face and oe looks like a man who would infuse into nn down French politics as much vigor and cew life ac Hostetters Stomach Bitters will into the run down system of anyone who uses it It is an absolute cure for the worst oi all stomach disorders 16 1899 BsVMBMBMHBVBVHMsMBiaUBMBHHMBBBMBYMBB Frances Nevr President Foot Ease Trade Mark Sustained falo in Supreme Court Buf- ¬ has ordered a urmanent injunction with costs and a full accounting of sales to issue against Paul B Hudson manufacturer of Dr Clarks Foot Powder and also against a retail dealer of Brooklyn restraining them from making or selling Dr Clarks Foot Powder which is declared in the decision of the Court an imitation and infringement of Foot Ease the powder for tired achhig feet to shake in your shoes now so largely advertised and 6old all over the country Allen S Olmsted of Le Rov A Card of Thanks To the Editor I wish to express my heart- ¬ NVY is the owner of the trade mark Foot Ease and he is the first individual who felt thanks to the following named persons or the assistance rendered me in the death ever advertised a foot powder extensively f my husband Officers Brown Loftus and He will send a sample Free to any one who ODonnell who helped get the carriages in writes him for it The decision in this case ine at the funeral John Gorman who upholds his trade mark and renders all parwatched the corpse Adolph Simmon of ties liable who fraudulently attempt to Simmon Norrby who was especially no- - profit by the extensive Foot Ease adveriieeabie while singing All Coons Look tising in placing upon the market a spurious Alike to Me at the wake and to Nick and similar appearing preparation labeled VVentz for serving lunch to the mourners and put up in envelopes and boxes like during their bereavement Those men shall Foot Ease Similar suits will be brought aever be forgotten for their kindness Mrs against others who are now infringing on arah Ann Wells nee Murphy Penny the Foot Ease trade mark and common law rights Press fiance Justice Laughlin ¬ ¬ mill m m Vx ll m1 ¬ ¬ i m - Clrcamloeution The Provocation Mother For mercys sake Harriet Now said Mrs Cumrox we aaust What do you and Mr Uiimleigh find to have a few handfuls of rice on band fo talk about It was buzz buzz the whole the bridal couple evening A few handfuls of rice echoed hei Harriet We were talking about husband Nonsense Find out where trusts and combines ma but it was not they are going to set up housekeeping a profitable conversation after all Mr and send em around a few hams anO a Dumleigh tulked about all the combina ¬ barrel of flour tions he could think of except the mat ¬ Which is why Mr Cumrox got anoth rimonial combine Boston Transcript er of those withering looks Washing ton Star Hlit Crop He had a Uttle parden and His neighbor had some chickens The only thing raised thereabout At present is the dickens -- Chicago Daily News SHE DIDNT MEAN IT A Kalsomines are cheap temporary preparations manufactured from chalks clays whiting etc and are stuck on the walls with decaying animal glue They bear no comparison with Alabastine which is a cement that goes through a process of setting and hardens with age Consumers in buying Alabastine should see that the goods are in packages and properly labeled- Nothing else is just as good as Alabastine The laims of new imitations are absurd on heir face They cannot offer the test of time for durability ¬ ¬ ¬ What Kalsomines Are Helped by a Tip said the man to the prosperous undertaker Why you must have nearly double the trade of any of the others Guess I do said the man of caskets frankly guess I do Of course mum is the word but the fact is Dr Cutter always gives me the tip when hes going to dig for appendicitis and Im invariably the first man to apply for the job Cleveland Plain Dealer see how it happens that you get the start of your business rivals so often I dont - ¬ going to be she said in describing the serial How did you get this injury asked story to her best friend until I happened to think that the author was the doctor as he was dressing a scalp a word and probably would paid so much not want to wound on the mans head Chicago Post ipoil a good thing Wifes Privilege killed I felt sure the hero was Then She Felt Relieved State of Ohio City of Toledo Lucas County a Frank J Cheney makes oath th at u is iU tie me The courtship period nead was the reply Your wife Of course You dont think Id let any strange woman come into my house and knock me around this way do you Chicago Journal She broke a dinner plate over my m Foot Shake into your shoes Allens icrVit Ease Z our rA frv fVn JWtl Tt molrflc t UCl JUl UIK foot J UJUIWI wfcvnr ajlt Easy Corns Bunions Cures Shoe feel Sitt nllon Hnt fjillrme Snvp arf SwHatincr Feet All Druggists and Shoe Stores sell Address it 85c Sample sent FREE Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y r- Do Your - Feet Ache and Bnrn V senior partner of the firm of F J Cheney Co doing business in the city of Toledo County and State aforesaid and that said firm will pay the sum of One Hundred Dollars for each and every case of catarrh that cannot be cured bv the use of Halls Catarrh Cure FRANK J CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence this 6th day of December A D 1886 A W GLEASON ¬ Ayers Sarsaparilla for But you had only four a sponge I gave the cook fits to my wife Parke cake a cocoanut cake an almond cake Anything happen Lane this morning and a currant cake I dont know yet but Im afraid Parke And a stomach ake added the trav- ¬ she heard what I said Town Topics Brooklyn Eagle eler It takes a thief to catch a thief and an honest man finds more good men in the A Brevet Deacon world And you have made Jim Jackson a there thanAa rascal would ever guess were W Bulletin L deacon in your church Yes sah Dat is hes a brevet dea THE MARKETS son sah And whats a brevel deacon Cincinnati May la George LIVE STOCK Cattle common 3 0 fa 4 SO 6 Whos that horrid little man over the Select Hes a deacon dat dont handle no HALVES Shippers u IhJOt 4 50 fa 4 75 7 2b 6 Fair to Avay money sah Cleveland Plain Dealer 3 15 c 3 00 HOCJS Coarse and heavy Oh thats my brother 3 75 fa 3 8J Mix d packers 3 M fa 4 50 Lirht shipcers How stupid of me dear I ought to Everybody In 0 3 70 SHEEP Choice have known by the likeness re LAMBS Spring The government advertises Ally 6 00 itj 8 00 3 35 to 3 65 FLOUR Winter Sloper marked Jason that it will require 45 GRAIN Wheat--N- o patent 2 red fa 71 000 employes to take the new census No 3 red fa 70 o Wonder fa 36 for No 2 mixed and application for appointment are He ordered a statuette for his store fa 9 Oats No 3 coming in at the rate of 31499 a day 64 Rye No t The style in gloves to display 11 CO 1150 So 1 see Awful cute way of the gov HAY Pr me to choice They sent him the Venus of Milo and now PROVISION fa 80 MesDork He swears In a horrible way ernment that to take the census i 4 5 L r Y ¬ ¬ rant keeper Five Cakes I wish to pay you for five cakes said a traveler to a railway restau- m - ¬ Take everything with a grain of moderation A little fertilizer makes the grass grow better but put it on a foot thick and L A W Bulletin it kills all vegetation ¬ acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the svstem Send for testimonials F J CHENEY free CO Toledo O Sold by druggists 75c Halls Familv Pills are the best Lension Halls Catarrh Cure Seal is taken internally and ¬ Notary Public lieve that gave the count away phia North American - ter father Piatt And it was the newspapers I The bride was given away by be- ¬ ¬ The Giving o It passed long since when it won the con ¬ fidence and esteem of thoughtful men and women 50 years ago You need have no doubts if when you go to buy Sarsaparilla you simply say the old name Philadel- Price Gen Pas Tkt Agt International Great Northern Railway Palestine If Interested in Texas so you will do well to send to D J ¬ ¬ Texas for a copy of Illustrator and General Narrator a very attractive publication filled with reliable information in regard to the Empire State of the Southwest A 2 cent stamp to cover postage will secure it ¬ Helpers Coroner Waa the victim conscious when you reached him Pat Yis sir he worr But bechune us 1 dont belave he knew ut Philadelphia North American and Fever is a bottle of Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic It is simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form No cure no pay Price50c The Best Prescription for Chills Always Nimble There is no rest for money Spendthrift keep it going Misers keep counting it N O Picayune N World exclaimed the large We denounce gxammatic errors framed athletic young woman rolling With much emphasis and vim tip her sleeves to clean out this But were pleas d to hear the crowd whef Were approaching cry Thais him room Brooklyn Life Which being the scrublady she im ¬ mediately proceeded to do Chicago IS UK SIPERSTlTIOlSf I have come Startling Puck A Reflection BUTTED Choice dairy Prine tochoic creamery APPLE- - Choice to fancy fa Q 10 IB That is the kind that cured your fathers and their fathers before them and it is the kind that will cure you Other Sarsaparillas may look like it may even taste like it but somehow or other they havent the knack of curing people that Ayers has Just try one bottle of Ayers today BUTCH A YERS 99 POiAlOEs Per bu 4 50 45 3 50 fa 5 0 15 FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat N red No Chicago v ring -- CHICAGO 3 60 72 T1V 08 06 it uc -- To Cure a Cold In One Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c Uncle Eben wouldn hab no trouble tall bout gettin rich ef dey held on as tight to de money dey earns as dey does to de Yashington Star money dey borrows of fibers V Say CORN PORK LA iv- OAiS No i- lfo2 3 Tribune Mess team 2oi 8 25 nUH 3 75 Mi 7 How to Get Rich Some men said 8 30 5 05 4 00 817 40 Very Annoying was asked of a How did it feel man who had been cut down after the lynching party had left him for dead The suspense was very trying re Y plied the lynchee briefly N World ¬ 4p cliff F I FLOCF WnKA No 2 reu COhN No 2 mixed RYE OATS Mixed PORK -- New Mess NEW YORK Winter patent q ki Lv 06 31 VJ LAO 8 25 9 00 5 30 The Pro ad Father My boy says his ambition is to grow up to be a man just like his father I wouldnt let that worry me When 1 was your boys age I had a burning Indianapolis desire to be a pirate FLOUR Fumlv G h A N VV Heat N outhern Western BALI IMORE 3 35 time in the same vessel with Putnam Fadeless Dyes Dont forget that you can dye all kinds cotton wool or silk at the same ¬ SUCCESSFUL SHOOTERS SHOOT 3 50 2 red CornMixed Oiis No 2 wnitt Rve No 2 western CATTLE First quality HOGS Corn Nc 2 2 Wbia 37 33 8 72V 73 73 38 A hole in ones pocket isnt desirable but how about the rent in that of ones landlord L A Y Bulletin ¬ WINCHESTER Rifles Repeating Shotguns Ammunition and Loaded Shotgun Shells Winchester guns and ammunition are the standard of the world but they do not cost any more than poorer makes All reliable dealers sell Winchester goods Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Oats No -- 4 50 3 90 t O 31 68 4 80 4 10 71 33 28 Scott St I have found Pisos Cure for Consumption sn unfailing medicine F R Lotz 1305 Covington Ky Oct 1 1894 Journal Knowitall Xosir never change my mind Sharpe For the same reason I pre¬ sume that the Fiji islander never changes his shirt N Y JourraaL 1 mixed mixed fa 3 75 Sometimes you hear of a perfect man He is the fellow your wife could have married Town Topics ¬ How Could Hff LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter pa em GRAIN VVhtat--Nc 2rea Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam fa fa fa fa 4 00 73 38 30 tolO 00 fa 75 Beauty marred by a bad complexion may be restored by Glenns Sulphur Soap Hills Hair and Whisker Dye 50 cents Never wear shoes too small for you a good foot rule Chicago Daily News is FREE Send name and address on a postal for 156 page Illustrated Catalogue describing all the guns and ammunition made by the Pv WINCHESTER H REPEATING ARMS CO NEW HAVEN CONN Was a Substitute Mrs Youngish Oh Bob what shall He If I should-er-as- k jou to marr Baby is crying because 1 wont do I let him pull all the furoff my new muff me She You would make the thirteenth Mr Youngish Well thats all right Harlem Life Boston Traveler Give him the cat I often wish some mar or men IWf psychic lore would tell Just why ones toothache leaves It Alway Doeti He rings the dentists bell JL A W Bulletin TEMPTATION PROOF hina wines The horseless carriage I appiove They heard the housewife mutter But argument cannot remove My hate for cow less butter Washington Star Mrs Madison 1 heard that that Mrs Beacon from Boston is a brilliant con- No Oleo for Her The Place for Talking ¬ Mrs Upton Well she isnt I met her at a musieale yesterday and she hardly had a word to say Brooklyn Life He Talk Shop Mother Did you meet many strang the reception ers versationalist Iiiit ¬ and he made me very tired Mother Did he talk shop vL M7frvm Daughter 2io lie talked ship X Y Weekly With a Mealal Reservation When I went over to France 1 couldnt make anybody understand me and yet my French teacher had told me 1 spoke the language like a native Did he say you spoke it like a native 7 To of France Chicago Tribune N no a penny my little Clericos Here is Daughter Only one a sea captain i Mr if m are assailed at every turn by troubles peculiar sex Every mysterious ache or pain is a symptom These distressing sensations will keep on coming unless properly treated The history of neglect is written in the worn faces and wasted figures ot nine tenths of our women every one of whom may receive the invaluable ad ¬ vice of Mrs Pinkham without charge by writing to her at Lynn Mass Miss Lula Evans of Parkersburg Iowa writes of her recovery as follows Dear Mrs Pinkham I had been a constant sufferer for nearly three years Had inflammation of the womb lencorrhcea heart trouble bearing down pains backache headache ached all over and at times could hardly stand on my feet My heart trouble was 0 bad that some nights y v x 1 was compelled to sit up in bed or get up and walk the floor for it seemed as though I should WOMEN jm mmmmmmQ EAST WEST HOME IS BEST IF KEPT CLEAN WITH 180 WINCHESTER AVE i WOMEN WHO NEED MRS PINKHAMS AID SAPOLIO TEETHINA ECe eethinA Aids Digestion T I Regulates the Bowels Makes Teething Easy Relieves the TFFTHINR PflWnFRS 1000s of UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIALS SAY Costs Only 23 Cents Amk Ask Your Drusffist for it Bowel Troubles of Children of Any Age LIVE Scalp and Skin Diseases such as Salt Rbeum Kc zema Scald Head Chilblains Piles Burns Bahv Humors Dandruff Itching Scalp Falling Hair thickening and making it Soft Silkv and Luxuri- ¬ ant All Face Eruptions producing a Soft Clear Beautiful Skin and Complexion It contains no Lead Sulphur Cantharides or anything injurious An easy great seller Lady canvassers make 1 to 99 a day Druggists or mail SOo Capillaris STOCK Permanently cures all Itching Burning Sealey smother than More once I ciyc-- N been obliged to have the doctor visit me in the have We will furnish duplicates of LIVE STOCIC CUTS or any other Cut shown in any pee Inaen Book at or below quoted prices for sum A N KELLOGG NEWSPAPER COe Manufacturing Co A MAXSFIELD Agt N Y GLE Address T RIDOE IIIII M J 335 W FiOh St Cincinnati o middle night girl me take presents from gents The Little Girl Me mudder dont let Y Evening Journal Business Is Business Butchers Boy Todhovs cat h as just caught a big rat down our cellar The Real Thins part Butcher Cliarge Tomson five centa Sled What is the most realistic Heres to the man who knows it all His ardor none can queiL He learns things in two seeuziow whlcu It takes him hours to tell Washington Star How It Sen Prlae My husband tell all his friends that he drew a prize in the matrimonial lot¬ tery she said proudly He probably refers to y or bank ac count returned her dearest friend HI ¬ Vll22r fflSftJLWftR w Chicago Post i he play led The suffering among the Y World J for audi-aact-- y script meat We cant aiTi 3 to feed Boston Tran his cat for nothing et very nervous and fretful I was ut- ¬ terly discouraged One day I thought I would write and see you could do any thing for me I followed advice and now I feel nn S Mr like a new woman All yC dreadful troubles I have no more and I nave found Lydia E Pinkham s Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash a sure cure for leucorrhcea I am very thankful for your good advice and medicine I was also of the X7rx7 1 CARTERS ii f FCNST HOU TO BOOKLET FREI READKKS OP THIS PAPER DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING ADVERTISED IN 1T8 COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING WHAT THKY ASK FOR REFUSING ALL SUBSTITUTES OR 1M ITATIONS INKPICTURES by you Free mail if write with Carters Ink U INK CO BOSTON MASS eTlAVi4 IKaJIIi na W1 WHI A DYED CUSS WHUE ALL ELSE FAILS Beet Congo gyrus Taetea Good Uee in time Sold by druggists natural Blaok by A N K B Buckinghams Dye Price so 1761 eets of all draivtota or B P Hall Kauhaa KH Co-- WHEN WBIT1NO TO A IVKKTISEK please atute last yu eevW ttto Advcrtiae- In taU TJSEsSa 8 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY Continued from first pae fields are also heavily sprinkled with the vexations weed Ike Wilmoth is ont again after being sick with the measles Dick Brown of Paris was a guest of Geo Clayton Sunday Mrs Laura Jacobson of Illiuois is visitiug her father Mr Noah Boone Mr Dan Morris of Paris was here Sunday afternoon visiting lady f rieuds Mrs Lou Harp and Mrs Will Spears have returned from a visit to Nicholas ville each bought a new and TUESDAY MAY 16 1899 S S S GOES 3 Strongest in tbe World TO THE BOTTOM ¬ ¬ CHE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY In every Promptly Reaches the Seat demonstrates test made S S S easily its superiority over other blood remedies It matters not how obof all Blood Diseases and stinateorthe case nor what otherS treat ment Jas Thompson and Bob Penu have up-to-da- te ve- ¬ hicle S 8 remedies have failed Mrs Bruce Smith and little dauhtr always promptly reaches ahd cures any of Millersburg are visiting A and B n irpC thO Wnrct PaCOC disease where the blood is in any way involved Smedley UUICO IIIC nUIOl UdOCd Everyone who has had experience with Mr Edgar Gragg of Colville has blood diseases knows that there are no ail- ¬ ments or troubles so obstinate and difficult to cure Very few remedies claim returned from a short visit to his father to cure such real deep seated blood diseases as S S 8 cures and none can Dr W C Gragg offer such incontrovertible evidence of merit S 8 S is not merely a tonic it Miss Lutie Harp has returned is a cure It goes down to the very seat of all blood diseases and gets at the from an extended visit to her aunt home Mrs foundation of the very worst cases and routs the poison from the system It does Curran at Cincinnati not like other remedies dry up the poison and hide it from view temporarily Mrs Pearl Smith has returned from a only to break forth again more violently than ever 8 8 S forces out every two weeks visit to Miss Lillie Clayton trace of taint and rids the system of it forever at fountain rieaa ienn Mrs 1 W Lee Montgomery Ala writes Some years ago I was inoculated with poison by a nurse who infected Mr A R Ashnrst is at home from my babe with blood taint I was covered with sores and the South where he has been engaged in ulcers from head to foot and in my great extremity I prayed the mule trade during the fall hlJ wiu- to die Several prominent physicians treated me but all ter to no purpose The mercury and potash which they Mr Moore and bride formerly Miss gave me seemed to add fuel to the awful flame which was Besbie Boone spent Sunday with the devouring me I was advised by friends who had seen wonderful cures made by it to try Swifts Specific I im- ¬ latteis uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs J F Willmott proved from the start as the medicine seemed to go direct to the cause of the trouble and force the poison out Twenty Piof Keith of Kentucky University Dottles cured me completely bwift s Specihc filled Rev Haganuans pulpit at Antioch Miudav Prasident Cave preached the Sunday previous The following is the latest news from is the only vemedy that is guaranteed purely vegetable and contains no John mercury potash arsenic or any other mineral or chemical It never fails to Hutchisons colony in Alaska Cancer Eczema Scrofula Rheumatism Contagious Blood Poison Morrow is now Superintendent ot the cure Jualin Mill at Biruers Bay The Hall Tetter Boils Carbuncles Sores etc boys are at Atlin Alaska and are doing books mailed free by Swift Specific Company Atlanta Ga Valuable Boone Willmoth is working in well Treadwells Mill eettinc 70 per month and hoard Dennis Winn is ont prosSUMMER CRUISE pecting S S S FOR THE BLOOD For a take the ¬ COAST LINE to MACKINAC NEV STEEL PASSENGER STEAMERS COMFORT SPEED and SAFETY Co Go to J C Snyrter shades p tper and window for wall- - tf raisins needless raisins Nuts dates figs currants tf Newton Mitchell New Photograph Gallery Cable has opened a cozy new photograph gallery on Main street opposite the Telephone Exchange where he is prepared to make good pictuies at low prices Kodak work will also be finished up promptly in thst class stye He solicits the patronage of the public D ¬ ¬ The Greatest Perfect0 yet attained in Boat Construction Luxurious equipment Artistic Furnishing Decoration and Efficient Service To Detroit Has achieved a greater suc cess within a period of thirty nine and a half years than has been approached by any other assurance organization During this period the Equitable has paid 299083 18897 to its policy - holders and in addition now holds 25836929854 of Assets a total of 55745248751 which is over 267600000 more than any other company has paid and accumulated within a corresponding period of its history ¬ m OTackinac Georgian Bag Petoskeg Cnjcago No other Iine offers a panorama of 460 miles of equal variety and interest Four Trips per Week Between Day and Night 8bhvice Between 18a6t Toledo Detroit and Mackinac PETOSKEY DETROIT AND CLEVELAND Each Direction 1 Stateroom 170 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 THE SOO AND DULUTH MARQUETTE Ja Berths 75c Pare Q Abney mail carrier will haul light baggage to and from depot Termt very reasonable Leave orders at Post S S HUGH MONTGOMERY Agent Paris Kentucky v- LOW RATES to Picturesque Mackinac ltd Return including MalsanH Rrhc Approximate Cost from Cleveland 1050 from Toledo Si 6 35 from Detroit 1375 office tf Livery Stable For Sale On Saturday May 13 the Jack Hook livery and sale stable will be sold without reserve This is an opportunity seldom had of buying a splendid property and of making a good pnyitiK investment See advertisement in another ¬ SepOct Only Every Day and Night Between Cleveland Put-in-B- ay mtZXSttZZXJzH and Toledo Detroit and Cleveland Novpion torn i ¬ KjftJSaSvtfi ¬ vt TSi ir i i vissssmmm rzr Z339eS JUST REC IV PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS The Bourbon Steam Laundry having secured office room at Tne firm of Tnrnev having Parker Clark James corner Fourth been dissolve nil MXfetf in Ubted to said and Main will locate their main firm are rHjnirt ti cull mi the nuder office at that place Phone No sitjnnd at once and settle Those to 4 All calls or bundles entrusted whom the firm i indebted will please to them will receive prompt at- ¬ present their accounts to the under tention ¬ nsroTi j column TWiiSr BROTHERS A iipeeiai In Their Different Departments pug WHIMS signed upper stables and age of all I will coutinue in he livery busiuebS at the same places lower and 1 h y solicit the patron T yyg ¬ WALTER CLARK April Surviving Partner 18 kB 1899 PURITY GUARANTEED FOK SALF A tirst elas powjr Grinding Mill standard make will grind 00 to 75 bar rein of ear corn per day with 10 borse power Will sell cheap R P Barnett Peebles Candy is sold exclusively in this city by G N PARRIS L H Landman M D Ohio Sold Ey 3TT Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati For Sale ¬ G S YARD EX SON JAS FEE ALWAYS DAINTY as direction of skilled clean as a parlor make it positive that Peebles Candy is always dainty Money cannot buy any A I lAAV I nLflllO PIUIRF higher grade ingredients than are used in the manufacture of Peeblett Candy an absolute guarantee tbat it is always pure and wholesome AGENTS are supplied A I lAAV rrVLOn nLWriO FRFvH daily from the factory with Peebles Candy insuring that it is always fresh and delicious Superior to othera but price no higher Try it Agents for Allegretti A Rubels delicious Chocolate Creams A full line always on hand I Will be at the Windsor Hotel ty Paris About 40 acres now in timothy on the Irou Work turnpike between Cun ningham Station and Jones X Roads at 6000 per acre Applv to Kobt S Thompson Escon dida Kv or R T Ford 48 East 26th 21ap tf St New York City pylS men in surroundings iS I Hi Bo3 KVfT fM t I TUESDAY April Reeerence 11 1899 returning every second Tuesday in each month Paris Kentucky Every leading physician The Aetna Life Insurance Assets Jan 1 Co The Joseph Established 1840 R Peebles Sons Prest Go JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Call Work guaranteed satisfactory Your work is promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable JOSEPH S PEEBLES Of Hartford Conn 4555727215 3884576990 Liabilities Jan 1 97 671150225 Surplus Jan 1 97 Paid policy holders since organization 97 Cincinnati O 50 YEARS We desire to establish agencies for Lyleburn Fruit Cake 1 lb tins A great trade winner Our Dry Goods Department is filled with the latest novelties of Silks for Waists Ta lor Made Dress Goods rS uits ready to wear Shirts in black satins crepons coverts luster and all the latest novelties of the season Also a full line of laces embroideries underwear and hosiery Call and inspect them Our Shoe Department contains the latest in Mens Boys Ladies and Childrens Tans and Blacks in all style toes and width prices and qualitv guaranteed Come in and try a pair Our Clothing and Gents Furnishing Department is complete Everything in Men Childrens Clothing It will be to your interest before purchasing to give us a visit DRY GOODS SHOES 99 697808 01 The Aetna Life issues every desirable form of Life Term Endowment and Accident Insurance Resident Agent ¬ EXPERIENCE CLOTHING CARPETS WORK HORSES FOR SALE where and does it well a splendid leader very kind and gentle price 85 Also an aged mare very large and strong a good worker and a No 1 brood imare at 25 Will also sell at price that will make yon money 2 Poland China sows with pigs and an extra good vearling boar and good all r eisteredaddress ones ill or or I have for sale an iron gray horse hands high works any 16 ¬ O W Millox1 iSSEE Anvone sending a sketch and description ma quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an invention is probably patentable Communica tions strictly confidential Handbook on Patents Bent free Oldest agency for securing patents Patents taken through Munn Co receive rpeciol notice without charge in the e Boys am Paris Ky Coughed 20 Tears Trade Marks Designs Copyrights Ac Above all a word to the ladies Before house keeping we want to sav we have addei a Carpet and¬ Matting Department consisting of Wilton Velvets Moquettes Tapestry and all grades of Woolen and In grain Carpets We will save you monev if you will give us a cell p6t GEORGE CLAYTON Hutchison Ky years with a cough I suffered for and spent hundreds of dollars with doctors and for medicine to no avail un- ¬ til I used Dr Bei This remedy makes weak lungs strong It has saved my life J B Roeell Grantsburg 111 25 Pine-Tar-Hon- ey Scientific American Largest cir¬ A handsomely illustrated weekly culation of any scientific Journal Terms 3 a Xfnr four months fci Sold by all newsdealers TWIN BROTHERS BOURBONS BIGGEST B4RGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN STREET PARIS KENTUCKY MlINN Branch Office 625 Rn361BroadwayNoWYn1f F 8U Washington p C

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