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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): May 19, 1899

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. fBBGm TH I CHAMP MILLER BOURBON PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MILLEPSBUPG NEWS Established Editors and Owners fb i 1881 NINETEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KYM FRIDAY MAY 19 1899 New Notes Gathered In And About The Hume NO 4 - ARROWS Stoddard and Hamilton Disc Harrows Steel tooth lever Har rows A Harrows and One Horse Harrows CORN PLANTERS baud Win Grimes is pitching ball fur the Newport R I club SMr Tas Wooltvus was iu Lexington a scalded Mies Carrie Current is qnite iH Mis Jn litta Fleming is suffering with Has Located in GEO W STUART the site the L N Larjre Brick Building on Third Street Oppo ¬ Freight Depot IN- - -- DEALER Coal Wedi eday on business the gue9t of Mrs Mrs Fannie Smith J of Cyntbin W Mock is is Salt Grain Baled Hay Domestic and Portland Cement Building Sand Lime Black Hawk Planters with check rower and drill attachment Hamilton Planters for hand or check rower 1 horse corn drills CULTIVATORS 1 Mre Fannie Smith of ynthiara the guest of Mrs J W Mock Mis MabelJMills of Louisville guest of Mrs Sue Sandut ky Miss Mary Suiedlev went to lsou yesterday to visit relatives FIED SEEDS OF EYERY YAFIETY is the Sole Agent For The Celebrated Hnch MOUNTAIN ASH JELLICO Coal The best Semi caimel ever mined Brown New Departure Hamilton and Indiana Tongue Ton gueless and ride s one horse Cultivators 1 tobacco planters The original and only Bemis Tobacco Setters the only success ful machine of its kind ever put on the market BINDERS AND MOWERS Mrs Ed Ingels and Mrp Fannie Tor tur vi4ted in Oarli le yesterday iWtou Vimont has purchased a fancy road mare from S M Carpenter Mclntyre McClintock shipped a car of hoys to Cincinnati Wednesday Miss Ora Fisher of Carlisle is a gust ot hdr sister Mrs Flummtr Miss M tttie Park- - of Carlisle was tie utMt of Mrs E i Ingels Wednes- dy Three are wagons and there are wagons but THE OWENSBORO beats them all A complete stock of them always on hand 177 Teleplione Mrs J as Cray and daughter of Mt M are guests of H Cur- OIiv t IVtt- Hats Shoes An U AT HALF PRICE 7 3 U luiemigi lugton turned Wednesday trom a visit to Cov Mrs Hnlfman and two children re ¬ The McCormick Everybody knows them w AGONS Old Hickory Birdsell and Olds VEHICLES Of every style and at all kinds of prices m f A JtpiiiF- - Rrdv NEELYS yonr orders now and you will be sine io 2i get them Joe Mock For Sale Rafus Burier has 50 0 BurmndH and btrasburg sweet potato 2t plants tor sale Mrs R bt Howe guest of her daugh ter Mrs Lizzie Miller returned to Cov 1 igtou Wednesday Iis Maria Thornton returned Wed nesday from a visit with her tister Mrs John Connell at Paris Mrs Bettie Larkin of Kiser was the guest of Mrs Lou Conway and Miss Anna Conway Wednesday Miss Nellie Mann of Paris visited Tuesday Miss Mrs W M Miller returned with her oadre Assessor W G McClintock went to Frankfort ypterday to meet with the State Board of Equalization ¬ ¬ Flowekp for Commknci ment Place Every Saturday Jijo Shoes for both ladies and gentlemen 3oo Shoes for both ladies and gentlemen 00 hats for 40c and joe 1 IJ0 examine our stock for itself We mean business See our window and come in and The quality of our goods will speak WALLACES BARGAIN STORE 42 Main Street L Ilrt Fok Sale JJStrasburg sweet potato huU tomat lis Stilus StibMAN 15ma 3t 1 BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES STUDEBAKER AND MITCHELL WAGONS KRAUS CULTIVATORS MALTA MOLENE Strasburg 6weet potato a id all kinds of tomato plauts Saml Dodson The ladies of the Christian Church will have an inch and foot social at Mrs Fannie Porters Saturday night All invited Sunday willbe Childrens Day at the Methodist Church There will bean in teiestiug program of songs recitations For Sale T7STtJL ¬ Strawberries and Cream Uso Cur Jelly Wafers Vanilla Wafers Coco Honey Jumbles Raisin Cookies Coco Maccaroons We keep them fresh and nice Home made salt rising light bead every day vut tor Reeds laundry Collar Work warranted or no charg liiiny ot bands repaired free Dr C B Smith is in Louisville this week attending State Medical Conveu t on His wife aud daughter are visit ing relatives at Hutchison Road Commissioner Thos McClintock is having a double width of rock put on Lexington Pike trom the Maysville Nicholas county hue through the cit Mieses Willie and Florence Whaley atin Ernest Gorham visited Mrs Walte Whaley of Bethel and aunt Mrs Jacob Warner of Owiugsville last ¬ and binging T ike your laundry to R B Bonlden of Paris week X M RION The Tenth Stret t Grocer I John Hennessey of Paris was down Wednesday to repair ibe lock crusher lie was recently appointed Inspector ot Weights and Measures for Bjurbou County N will offer a special rate The 1 to Cincinnati Sunday from Paris at 125 ruud i rip Train will leave Paris at 515 a m and returning will leave Union Depot Cincinnati at 733 p m JOHN B CASTLEMAN ARTHUR O LAXGHAM BRECKINRIDGE CASTLEMAif fcaL CARLISLE THE TIGER TOBACCO SETTER The only setter that will put the water in the hill every time cant miss it if you try You Precincts From The Mercury M rried At the home of the hrirt iu thiet ouuty ou tbe 17th by Kev h 1 News Culled From iic oL Com y ROYAL INSURANCE CO OF LIVERPOOL J Hcnddr B Linville Aliss Lizzie Briuuear aud -- Peering Binders Mowers and Rakes TWINE It is smooth and strong even and long the very best Every pound guaranteed to run full 500 feet Barlow Corn Planter Disc Harrow day by Judge Hnzrlngg John Mc Quinty of Montgomery and Miss Jen nie Terry of Nicholas D ED At her home near this city on Thursday night last Mrs VV C McCracken aged about 45 years aft i an illness of very few hours ¬ Married Id Mt Sterling last Mon ¬ The L irjjest Fire Insiiraiiee Company in the World Does the Largest Business Transacted in Kentucky Does the Largest Business Transacted in the Southern Stated PARBEE CASTLEMAN Louisville Ky Chas Hill salesman for the Bonrbon Marble Works made the following sales Win Soper a 500 ere last week gtnite sarcophagus and VTrs C A sparks a 200 granite sarcophagus Manager Southern Department General Offices Columbia Building Resident Agents at Paris MCCARTHY ft BOARD Do Dot sneeze and cough your head off 1 Smothing Harrows Monarch Rakes Mata Doube ShovelF And everything that is used on a farm Call and see me and make my place your headruarters while in Paris J SIMS WSLSON 1 Go d buy The President suspei f N will offer a special iate The L tf to Cincinnati Sunday from Paris at 125 des ai Piice Cos clothiers round trip Train will leave Pans at 5 15 a m and returning will leave Linen knee pants and linen blouse Union Depot Cincinnati at 755 p m suits for boys ages three to eight and boys linen suits eight to fifteen at Tame S Huff ha given up the hotel tf at Jyuihiau4 and Mrs Fannie Smith Price Cos clothiers his mother-in-lawho has been keep See our new invoices of fashionable ing house for him has moved to Millers bnre to live with her sister Mrs John Spring and Summer t hoes for ladies aud Mock misses New styles arriving daily Davis Thomson Isgrkj tf Married The marriage of Mr Elsell Clark of near Sbarpsburg aud danjf1 iMiss Fannie r of Mr and New Yoek Edam ine apple Neufa Mr s A Ue oi this city took chatel cheese w when a few doses of Dr Sawyer Wild Cherry and Tar will cure your cold and cough and prevent any further lung or V T Brooks bronchial complication druggist AGENTS WANTED FOR THE LIFE AND Achievements ot Admiral Dewe the worlds great ef naval hero By Mm t HuMead the life lorg fripnd and ftdmirer f the nations idol Big- - ¬ Irs ContiiueJ oj eiiuii pig tf Nhwton Mitchell eest and best book over 500 pngs 8x10 inches nearly 100 hail tone illus- rrHtions map in colors Only 180 E Pttnong demand Big c inuuissions Chance of lifetime Wr inick The Domini omnany CaAtou Bldg Ciiicago lbp 8t pas -- i ie 1 Ui I 4 p THE BOUKBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY MAY 19 1899 STORM IN OHIO Si Iioolhonses SITUATIONJN CUBA GRAVE The Plan of Distribution of the 83000000 Among All Cuban Troops Causes Much Disappointment THE TRANSVAAL Several British Officers Placed Under TRIP UP THE AMAZON RIVER Commander Todd of the Wilmington Sends an Account of His Voyage He Ascended to Yuqultos Peru ¬ REBEL CAPITAL San Isidor Now in the Hands of Gen Lawtons Victorious Troops 44 Keep to Your Place and Your Place will Keep You in Canal Fnlton and Montpelier Wrecked Children Hurt Havana May Much Other Property in the Path of the Storm Was Badly Damaged -- The Full Effect of the Blow is Not Yet Known Gomez informed Monday that he must withdraw from the plan for distributing the 3000000 Gen Maximo Gov Gen Rrooke 16 appropriated to the payment of the Cuban troops to the extent that he will not name other commissioners to re Toledo O May 17 Toledo and plcice those originally named by him northwestern Ohio passed through one who have refused to serve Gen of the worst storms in years Tuesday Brooke is to go ahead with a new plan from noon until 6 oclock The full ef- Gome remaining in an attitude of fect of the blow is not yet known as friendly inactivity there are several small boats on the Gen Brooke will issue an order for river that have been reported as cap- Cuban privates and non commissioned sized In the city a number of plate officers to meet at specified places on glass fronts were blown in and other specified dates to receive payment damage to a considerable amount done They are to be accompanied by their Several houses were unroofed at company officers for the purpose of iden Tiffin and at the France stone quarry a tification Both Gen Gomez and the number of workmen were more or less Efovernor general feel that the privates injured Lewis Lestie being picked up ought not to lose their share in the by the wind and carried some distance American gratuity merely because the Montpelier 0 May 17 A brick schemes of certain high officers in the schoolhouse near Alverton was struck Cuban army have interposed obstacles by a windstorm Tuesday and of its 25 The belief among the Americans is occupants but three escaped uninjured that the company officers will assist in The teacher Miss Flossie Fisher is this way Gen Brookes order will be probably fatally injured Two chil ¬ disseminated through the newspapers dren were struck on the head with fly placarded in the post offices and given ing bricks and can not live A number the widest circulation practicable of the pupils are seriously hurt The Washington May 16 High officials building was wrecked in the war department were reluctant O May 17 o discuss the Cuban situation Monday Akron A cyclone struck this city at 3 oclock Tuesday afternoon afternoon The Press dispatch was and did much damage The storm read with interest but it did not struck the tents of Mains circus and cause much surprise among army offthey collapsed upon the crowd Po- ¬ icers who are well informed about the licemen had hard work to prevent a Cubans especially those who are panic but the spectators were finally known as soldiers of fortune and who have been bitterly disapreleased without injury In East Akron the Biggs BoHer Cos pointed because the island was not shops were badly damaged and a por- turned over to them immediately after tion of a stone wall fell upon the of- ¬ the Spanish surrender There is an fice roof crashing through it and com- impression also that the intention of pletely wrecking the interior The Gen Brooke to see that the 53000000 shops of the Akron Sewer Pipe Co also are distributed among all the Cuban suffered heavily More than 150 feet troops has caused disappointment of the main building was blown down among the many generals and other and three men slightly injured Other high officers who were evidently exshops and buildings about the city pecting to secure a large share of the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i i - were damaged more or less and many trees were destroyed Carriages were overturned in the street and awnings were torn away Canal Fulton O May 17 During the storm Tuesday the wall of a school house was blown in and nine pupils were injured some of them quite seri ¬ ously The injured are Mary Kurtz skull injured Esther Kurtz skull injured Esther ankle Kurtz Helen Kline scalp wound Stella Groff skull depressed and ankle broken Grace Herbert leg broken Susie Dapp scalp wound Tillie Petz scalp wounds and badly bruised about Mabel Leaver scalp wounds unre Smith head bruised rfi Four scholars were buried beneath the debris of brick and wooden beams They were extricated by the teacher money The belief was expressed that the situation in Cuba is serious and that careful and diplomatic management will be needed It was stated that no orders would be issued to Gen Brooke as he had ample authority to deal with any sit ¬ uation which might arise There seems to be a belief that Gen Gomez has contributed to the delay in the payment of the money Cienflkoos Province of Santa Clara MajT 10 About 5 oclock Monday afternoon a gang of Cuban dock laborers called upon Capt Barker captain of the port and made a demand As they were violent for back pay Capt Barker drew his revolver The RR ADM JOHN C WATSON laborers retired but returned soon after with 50 others and made a similar demand using profane language insulting Capt Barker and offering threats ¬ The Cuban police were ordered to arHe Retires From the Command of the Mare Island Navy Yard and Sails rest the malcontents and a general for Manila on the Citj- of Peking street fight following in which one la r ¬ ¬ Vaiejo Cal May 17 Rr Adm John C Watson who will relieve Adm force Dewey borer was killed and several persons wounded including three of the police in command of the Asiatic station has retired from the ccrntand of the Mare Island navy 3ard which he has formally turned over to Rr Adm Kempff the new commandant whose pennant now floats from the receiving ship Independence Adm Watson sailed Tuesday for the orient on the City of Peking He will be accompanied to the orient by his personal staff Lieuts Snowden and Marble and will take five mechanics from Mare Island who will be em ployed at the naval station at Cavite As the Cuban populace became very insulting and threatened revenge an outbreak was expected and the 2d United States infantrT regiment was ordered into the city The troops weie patroling the town Monday evening The Cubans are well armed and about an hour ago firing was heard near the custom house although this was probably only harmless mischief as the 2d infantry patrol on investi gating the locality found no one who ¬ ¬ could be made responsible A HAIL AND WIND STORM GENERAL ANTI TRUST LAW JHut h Damage to Property Wrought la Pittsburgh and Vicinity A School Got Sayers Will Address Letters to tbe Governors of All the States Asking for a Meeting to Consider the Matter house Badly Damaged i terriffic windstorm accompanied by rain and hail passed over this section at about Great 4 oclock Tuesday afternoon damage was done to telegraph and telephone wires while many trees fences and roofs were picked up and carried away bodil3T The Tenth Ward school house in Allegheny was so badly twist ed that the buildings inspector has Fortunately condemned it as unsafe school had been dismissed shortly be fore the storm and the hundreds oi pupils were saved injury Hail did considerable damage in the path of the storm in the suburbs and reports of like damage are coming from many PiTTPBUKGnFa May 17 A ¬ ¬ ¬ Houston Tex May 16 Gov Say ers gave out the information Monday that as soon as the legislature adjourns he will address a letter to the governors of all the states asking a meet ing at some suitable time and place with their attorney generals for ¬ ¬ the purpose of considering and agreeing upon an effective anti trust law to be presented to the different legisla- ¬ ¬ In the meantime he will insist upon the legislature enacting such a law at the present session tures Famous Old ITagship Hartford Washington May 16 Adm Farra guts famous old flagship Hartford nearby towns Earthquake Shocks nd other places along the Connecticut river experienced a slight earthquake shock shortly before 815 oclock Tues Hartford Ct May 17 Hartford Residences in the elevated portions of the city were perceptibly shaken dishes rattled on shelves dajr night which for many years has been on the Pacific coast is coming east She has been selected as a training ship for landsmen and will be placed under command of Capt Hawley at present attached to the navigation bureau of the nrvy department The landsmen to be trained on the Hartford will be recruited almost entirely in the cen tral west and lake states The vessel has becrompletely modernized ¬ Raleigh sailed Tuesday for Ports mouth A reception arranged in Capt Coghlans honor did not take place at the city hall as Capt Coghlan desired to spend the time with his wife Watkins manager of the Pittsburgh baseball club resigned Tuesday and Capt Patsy Donovan was appointed to the position It is said Watkins will enter business in Indianapolis Manager Watkins Resigns Pittsburgh Pa May 17 W H The Raleigh Sails for Portsmouth C May 17 The Charleston President of the University of Cincinnati Adm Deweys Jeweled Sword Railway President Shot aud Killed Massacre in Formosa Columbia Mo May 17 Dr Howard Washington May IS A notable fea- ¬ Wiliiawsvilje Mo May 16 H N B C May 17 Formos Vancouver Ayres professor of biology in the Uni- ¬ Halladay president of th Williams an advices give details of the massa- ture of Adm Deweys arrival in Wash versity of Missouri has accepted the St Louis railway vilie Greenville cre of 0 unarmed villagers by bout ington will be the presentation to him presidency of the University of Cin- ¬ was shot and killed here Monday by 60 head hunting savages near Taiko by the president of the superb jeweled cinnati which has just been tendered authority of congress Monroe Johnson a prominent lumber ¬ After tbe massacre the savages indulg sword made by him as a testimonial from thegovernment man ed in a feast at which the heads of the Norw gians Will Celebrate murdered people were paraded Secretary Hitchcock Goes to Hot Spring Lieut Co Thos M K Smith Retired Chicago May 17 ZSorwegiais of Washington May 18 Secretary of Washington May 16 Lieut CoL The Southern Gets the Alabama Northern re-¬ Chicago will celebrate their countrys Thomas If K Smith 10th infantry Chattanooga Tenn May 17 The the Interior Hitchcock having independence day with a demonstra ¬ has been retired after 30 years service Southern Railway company Tuesday ceived an invitation from President tion at the Auditorium Wednesday This retirement promotes Maj Egbert issued a circular stating that begin McKinley to visit him at Hot Springs night William Jennings Bryan is to Wednesday B Savage Sth infantry to bt lieuten ning Tuesday it assumes control of the left here for that place night He will be absent severel days be the principal speaker ant colonel Alabama Northern road ¬ ¬ ¬ -- Washington May 18 The navy de partment has just received from ComIncriminating Documents Found on the mander Todd of the Wilmington an A Flotilla Was Co ivoyed by the Tinclad interesting account of the remarkable Army Gunboats Under Capt Grant Prisoners and it is Expected Further -- Aguinaldos voyage of an exploration up the AmCaptured Secre ¬ Arrests Will Follow The News tary Used as Interpreter azon river made b3 that ve sel in April Causes Great Excitement last The Wilmington was instructed May by the navy department to push on up Xe York May 17 A dispatch from Pketoria Transvaal Republic 17 The arrest at Johannesburg early the great river and ascertain how far Manila announces that Gen Lawton Capt Todd reports has driven the insurgents out of San Tuesday morning of seven alleged for- it was navigable he ascended to Yuquitos in Peru Isador and now occupies the town mer British officers named Nicholls that Patterson Tremlett Ellis Freis Hoop- ¬ which is about 2100 miles up the river Manila May 17 Gen Lawtons ad er and Mitchell on the charge of high This voyage was made as he says vance guard under Col Summers of treason has caused intense excitement against an adverse current averaging the Oregon troops took San Isidro the insurgent capital at 830 oclock here The prisoners were brought to three knots for the entire distance Manaos at the junction of the Rio Wednesday morning After they Pretoria by special train had been lodged in jail they were Negro with the Amazon has hereThe expedition under Maj Kebbe oi by the British diplomatic agent tofore been regarded as the head of the 3d artillery consisting of the 17th visited navigation for steam vessels and from infantry a battalion of the 9th and here de-¬ that fact it has grown to be a prosperThe arrests were effected by a one battery of the 1st artiltective who joined the movement ous city of 40000 inhabitants Conse- lery left Calumpit at daybreak which it is asserted was for the pur- quently the intention of Capt Todd Wednesday marching up the Ric pose of enrolling men in order to cause to ascend the river above that point Grande to Gen Lawtons division at caused consternation and in the end Arayat A flotilla of cascoes were con an outbreak of rebellion Incriminating documents were found as revealed by sub equent reports led voyed by the tinclad army gunboats on the prisoners and it is expected to some adverse demonstrations against under Capt Grant the American consul and against the naAguinaldos ex secretary Escamillo that further arrests will be made London May 17 The foregoing dis- tive pilots who assisted the Wilming who was arrested here on February 23 patch probably explains the telegram tons commander to make the voyage is now employed as official interpreter Capt Todd succeeded notwithstand- by the authorities received by The Argus of Capetown Tuesday from Pretoria saying the ing these obstacles in ascending the GEN GOMEZ MANIFESTO Transvaal secretary of state confirmed Amazon for 1000 miles above Manaos and had it not been for lack of fuel he could have steamed about o00 miles He Will Issue One to the Cuban Soldiers Recommending That They Dis further he believes As it was the arm it is Reported Wilmington which entered the Amazon from the Atlantic was within 400 Havana May 17 The manifesto miles of the Pacific and well into Peru which Gen Maximo Gomez is prepar before she turned back down the river ing to issue will not only review his The possibilities of the successful own position as to the payment of the navigation of the vast and hitherto Cuban army but probably will direct unknown interior of South America the forces to disband Following its revealed by Capt Todds voyage will publication Gov Gen Brooke will issue it is believed be of the greatest com- u modified order eliminating the ne mercial importance Capt Todd shows cessity for the participation of any Cu that the Amazon like the Mississippi ban commissioner in the distribution is so changeable in its channel as not of the So 000 000 to permit of successful charting so Col Carlos Cespedes who is engaged that expert pilots will alwa s be re- in the supervision of copying the man ¬ fbksident kbueger of the south quired ifesto declines to give any information albican republic BETTER SENSE RULES CUBA as to its contents further than to say that Gomez recounts his faithful labors the report that a number of unusual arrests had been made and that it was Political Groups and the Fifteen Daily for Cuba asserts that he has no ambi tion other than to free Cuba and calls rumored that the prisoners were BritNewspapers Realize That a Cessation upon all loyal Cubans to accept the ish officers of Wild Talk is Desirable money given by the United States and The advices from Johannesburg are Havana May 18 Cuban emotion to return to work in order to show by also probably connected with a mysterious dispatch received at Johannes- ¬ has taken a swift turn toward modera- building up the countr- - that they are burg from Pretoria on May 12 saying tion All the political groups and the citizens in the truest sense a special train fully equipped with 15 daily newspapers of Havana realized The governor general regards Gomez Wednesday that a cessation of wild as having acted sincerely throughout Boer artillerymen guns and searchlight apparatus was being held in talk was desirable Even the acro and believes that his withdrawal from readiness at the capital of the Trans- batic members of the late military as- the question of the distribution to an vaal The statement was then de- sembly went about soothing their ex- attitude of friendly inactivity has clared to be without significance but cited followers The meetings of the been forced upon him by the desertion Tuesdays news throws a more serious national league Wednesdav night of those generals upon whom he had light on the movement and it is cer though largely attended were orderly relied tain there will be a great sensation in all the speakers advising calm reflecMembers of the late Cuban military tion before any movement is begun assembly and other discontented per London when the news of the arrests lest violent incidents might be precipi- ¬ sons belonging to the new revolution becomes generally known The afternoon papers Tuesday print- tated by rashness ary club styled the Veterans associa ed special dispatches from Capetown tion met at Cerro and indulged in a saying seven men have been arrested at LOSS NEARLY HALF A MILLION prolonged debate on the question o Johannesburg and have been taken to the Cuban troops surrendering their Four Large Lumber Firms on Loomis Lef arms The government of Cape Pretoria Une frroun was in tavor ot en lin Streets and a 1st Place Chi Colony it further appears is consider trusting the arms to the brigade chiefs cago iiurned Out ing the matter secretlj- or Cuban municipalities Another The news has caused great excre-¬ group was opposed altogether to sur Chicago May IS Almost half a ment throughout South Africa million dollars worth of property rendering the arms saying it might be The Standard and Diggers News was destrc ed Wednesday night by necessary to use them against Amer the Boers organ in Loadon has a dis- a fierce fire in the lumber district ican pretensions patch from Pretoria which says that The meeting was presided over by The flames were confined to the Gen Jose Lacret and was attended by warrants were issued Monday evening block bounded by Loomis and Lenin by the state attorney and were execu- streets and 21st Place and 32d street Sanguilj Andrade Vidal and Juan ted at midnight The dispatch adds Four large lumber firms suffered by Gomez Telegrams from all the that a plot or rebellion is alleged to the fire and the combined loss will provinces were read opposing giving have been maturing for four months probably amount to over 400000 The up the arms The so called weakness and that the accused who are said to firms damaged are S T Gunderson of Gen Maximo Gomez was contrasted have been engaged by the South Afri- Son S250000 John A Gauger with Aguinaldos patriotic courage Co can league had already enlisted 2000 830000 Rathbone Hair No decision was reached During the Ridgeway meeting Col Miyores proposed to send men Co 20 120000 Pilsen Lumber Co Cecil Rhodes the former premier oi 000 the following telegram to Santiago General discontent We refuse to Cape Colony and resident director in South Africa of the British Chartered THE CONFERENCE FOR PEACE surrender arms Opinion unanimous Gen Andrade declined to agree to South Africa Co informs a press reAll the Delegates Have Arrived at The the suggestion saying it would not be porter that he has he ird nothing re Hague Permanent President Will advisable to make such a display of garding the arrests made at Johannes Be M De Staal of Russia feeling Instead of the dispatch proburg and that he knows nothing about posed by M3 ores the following was the reason for which they were made The Hague May 18 All the dele- sent Capetown May 17 According to adto the international peace convices from Pretoria the charge against gates Reunited Decided to agree to musference have arrived Wednesday was the prisoners is that while staying ter out on the basis of the decree of spent in a general exchange of visits former assembly Announced that in the Rand privately the were real The permanent president of the con- Brooke will modify his decree Await ly engaged in enlisting men for tho M De Staal Russian purpose of rebellion when they were ference will be to see if satisfactory Concert with ambassador to Great Britain and the you in final proceedings ready to give the signal head of the Russian delegation The The voting on this dispatch was 5 chairman who will open the in favor against 110 opposed BAD STORMS IN MICHIGAN honorar3 proceedings will be M De Baufort Such meetings as the one just held president of the council and minister at Cerro would be regarded in a less Considerable Property AVas Damaged at of foreign affairs of the government inflammatory community as ominous Hudson Caro Coldwater Marshall of the Netherlands aud Brant No Lives Lost and outsid observers might think Cu ba is on the verge of insurrection Will Abandon Columbus Detroit Mich May 17 Sever May IS It is stated Public feeling in Havana is Certainly Columbus storms were quite general throughout excited but those whose judgment is Hudson Caro upon good authority here Wednesday the state Tuesdaj worth most consider the agitation to Coldwater Marshall and Brant all re- that Columbus is to be abandoned by Lima Northern rail- ¬ be superficial and to consist merely of port considerable property damage the Detroit The road now enters this city phrasings which will never lead to an but no lives lost A special from Hud road Gov Gen orooke will po Ohio Central from overt act over the Toledo son says The ahead as inoffensively as possible in In Detroit the storm strupk the Peoria a distance of D5 miles 000000 ap the disbursement of the southwestern part of the city and did change will bj effective June 1 propriated for the Cuban troops This about 40000 worth of damage Forty after which time the main line of the can not begin however until next houses and barns were unroofed and Detroit Lima Northern will be be- week if the Cubans wish to surren one three story brick building was tween Detroit and Lima with a branch dei their arms to the municipalities all completely demolished There Tas no service to Peoria where the Ohio Cen- will be weil tral will be connected with loss t life here ¬ Arrest by Order of Paul Kruger ¬ 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 4 keep your place Was tired out had no Built Up appetite until I took Hoods Sarsaparilla It built me right up and I can eat heartily Etta If Hauer Athol Mass - ¬ ¬ GGd SoUapatt Hoods rilU cure liver ills the non irritating and only cathartic to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla ¬ SIX THOUSAND MILES ROAD OF KAIL ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ be interesting to note the fol ¬ low ing statement of mileage of the New York Central leased and operated lines which shows the total miles of truck east of Buffalo as 011481 It is of course generally known that some of the Western lines have a great ¬ It may ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 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 passengers each year Here is the mileage of the New York Central leased and operated lines ¬ New York Central and branches New York A Harlem Spuyten Duyvil fc Port Morris New York Putnam S 1945 135 90 t 04 61 21 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Troy Greenbush 600 Mohawk Malone and branches is Rome Watertown Ogdensburg 624 and branches Carthage fc Adirondack 4610 Gouverneur 1305 0w katchie New Jersey Junction 485 4 West Shore and branches Beech Creek and branches 32SJ8 Walkill Valley Syracuse Geneva Corning and 6482 branches 10070 Fall Brook and branches 7480 Pine Creek Tivoli Hollow 123 5640 St Lawrence Adirondack 11 00 Terminal Railway of Buffalo 289286 Total 44 Miles of track 166098 Miles of siding Total number of miles of track and 1 1 1 siding ¬ Buffalo Express April 6114 6 1899 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The service oi the Nickel Plate Road to New Yuik City and Boston is a demonstrated mccess The demands of the traveling public are met by providing three pee fast express trains in each direction daily These trains are composed of modern firM ciass day coaches elegant vestibuled sleep ing cars between Chicago New York and boston and unexcelled dining cars Solid through train- - net ween Chicago and New York have uniformed colored porters in charge of day coaches whose services are placed at the disposal of passengers it you want to travel comfortably economically and safely see that your ticket is routed via the Nickel Plate Road i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ington the dictates oftheir own conscience like as not it is on a fools errand la Democrat lit 9 JJL Xh i c k it VrWfTLr wnen Y ¬ ¬ Nothing makes a man feel prootkr than to be on tin once when he is naturally a tbe habit or being late Washington LJ Democrat Tt t a i ¬ ¬ toed hearted L m fowl trick for nature to nvAe a duck legged man chicken A Y Bulletin ¬ onion may be stronger than a big squash L A W Bulletin Sze is no criterion of strength A small ¬ ¬ 500 000 FAMILIES RELY ON PE-RU-NA ¬ ¬ t ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 XVAL - ¬ ¬ ¬ Mr W H B Williams Columbus O W H B Williams publisher of The Farmers Industrial Union in a recent letter to Dr Hartman says I have used as a family medicine for several years I find it of especial use for myself I have had several tedious spells with systematic catarrh and be ¬ 1 had tried several fore usingother remedies with little or no success 1 found a prompt and But in sure cure I always keep the remedy which promptly relieves any attack of the same malady She finds My wife also uses especial tu e for severe spell to it of which she is subject We always keep it in the house as a family medicine We think it an excellent remedy for Pe-ru-na ¬ - Pe-ru-- na Pe-ru-- na Pe-ru-- na ¬ ¬ subject especially climatic diseases Address Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio for a free book on family medicine THE the various ills to which children are VH B int h Ji34rW J Spalding League OFFICIAL g - ¬ ¬ 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 scad your t ime and address to us and his toof for aopy of our handsomely illustrated catalogue A C SPALDING A BROS Mew Vor Danver Chicago the only official ball of the National is Ball iv P T limllMim M rJ A THOUGHT OF REST God In the white mansions of our Are the pleasures sweet and fair No soul that tows beneath Hath ever sorrowing there the rod Each gale breathes balm and all the lost iso more no more are tempest tossed In the white mansions of our God v e miss the souls despair Lilies that wither on earths sod Btoom in rare beauty there And pleasant there to all our feet Are paths that lead to waters sweet In the white mansions of our God Are lights that steadfast beam V eary of all the way weve trod VVe 11 lay us down to dream To dream dear dreams of peace and rest TTTChlldren on a mothers breast Stanton in Atlanta Constitution vfk--- f ffn kti lffca - - T y Slr4 iJ m T ICopyrijrht lSiK by D Appleton All rights reserved J Fl CoiTtixa y- - Co SYNOPSIS Master Ardick just reached his majority and thrown upon his own resources after stating his case to one Houthwlck a ship- ¬ master is shipped as second Industry hound for Havana mate oft the Air Tym the supercargo descries a sail 73m eiimase vessel gives chase but is disabled by tha Industrys guns in the fray one of the crew is killed and Houthwlck is seen to tall The captain is found to bo dead but Industry is little damaged Bellingerthefirst mate takes charge and puts into Sidrrouth to secure a new mate Sev ral lays later when well out to sea an English merchantman is met whose captain bus a letter addressed to Jeremiah Hope at Havana The crew of the vessel tell Grange talps of the bucca Morgan who is sailing under the kings commission to take Pana- ¬ ma One night a little later the English Teasel having proceeded on her course a bit of paper is slipped into Ardicks hand by one of the sailors This is found to a warning of a mutiny plot headed ly Pra dey the ne vrmate Ardick consults Mr Tym They resolve to secure the mate but Pradey eavesdropping in the cabin makes through the door and arouses the crew Capt Sellinger joins Ardick and Tym The crew break through the now barricaded door but are forced to retire having iosi seven of their number Finding them ¬ selves now too short handed to manage the boat Pradey decides to scuttle and desert the vessel taking his men off in the only avaailable boat The captain supercargo and second mate soon discover their plight but hastily constructing a raft got away next morning a Spaniard draws near Just before their vessel sinks The hem The man in the rigging shouts If you would board us take to your oars Be speedy or you will fall short On board they sent forward with the crew being told th y will be sold as slaves on reaching Panama The ships cook they find to be Mac lrvach frae Clagvarloch so a fri nd Four days later the Spaniard is overhaul d by a buccaneer flying the English fiar The three Englishmen and Mae lrvach plan to escape to the buccaneer on a rude raft S the last to att mpt to leave the Spaniard Is disabled Just after the others put off they sc a figure dangling from the yard arm whom they suppose is Capt Sell Hailing the buccam r our thi inger friends find themselves in the hands of their old mate Pradey He treats them kindly and offers to do them no harm they will but remain juiet concerning the The Black Eaj mutiny he headed Pradeys ship comes to Chagre Cuba Which t own they find Morgan has taken jfcmder- the English flag From here the rRlack Eagle with Morgans fleet proceeds to Panama The command consists of about 1LV0 men Having landed they march on City The assault on the city is begun tin Many of the buccaneers fall and Ardick Is wounded Thronkh the smoke he ses Pradey aiproachi g The city at last falls Ardick coming to finds Tym has rescued him from Pradeys murderous hand by killing the villain The Spanish flag has been hauled down from the castle and the men allowed to plunder the city at wall Mac lrvach spies a figure coming toward them The gaist o the captain and exclaims It is indeed Sellinger He recounts his late adventures then he leads them to the res cue of Don Enrique d Cavodilla who had been kind to him on the Pilanea the Span¬ ¬ ¬ I i I the heavy slap of the approaching feet The leader is that ferocious Tow land Mr Tym turned his head to sa3T said Mr Tym I am for trying it on As he did so the gang appeared to halt the whole and the voice of the fierce captain I agreed with him and without more hailed us ado turned to Don Enrique and the Within there How dare you hold ladies and put the business into Span- thus against us Open or it will go ish very ill with you They listened eagerly and lost no And whv sav vou so Mr Tvm Im time in deciding Indeed they barely mediately put his face to the wicket took the words off my tongue ere thej and coolly answered Have we not as broke out in consent But in fact it good a right to the loot of this place was easy to see by their anxious looks as you and pale cheeks that they were desWhy tis the little graybeard perate enough for almost anything cried one man and at that they made This was a great relief to us for cer- a stir of their arms letting the butts tainly we had nothing left to turn to of their guns fall and there was a bit unless it might be some desperate ac- of silence tion and that with no reasonable hope We were not aware that our own of success people were in possession I heard I saw the senorita and the other in- Towland then in a surly and vexed cline their heads a moment as though tone reply he went Nevertheless in prayer and the don murmured on we have the right to come in so something under his heavy mustache open the door I think we were not two minutes off Why look you answered Mr Tym the stairs when we heard a confused and I could see by the wrinkling of his and swelling sound of voices and on side face that he was smiling lean unbarring one of the neighbor win not recall that there is any rule against dows I immediately detected the loud bolting and barring Suppose one rough tones of some of the buc were intent on the capture of a slave caneers They were approaching the for instance must he needs let every house though as vet the high wall hid body in while he is about it Slav- them from view you are aware are not common spoil The fellows are upon us I called as are goods and money softly to the others Aay this is all idle talk and awa They hurried into the room and from the purpose said Towland imstood by mv shoulder Open the door and be patiently There could be no mistake about it speedy about it or the business will The buccaneers were coming along by reach further than words tje wall and wire already close upon Let me at least confer with my th gate Where we stood the trees friends answered Mr Tym stil1 cut olT he iew but the sound was cer speaking moderately I am not alom tain and distinct in t his matter Th y will scarce give this place the Speedy counsels then growled captain brightening tr Tym and Ardick It is at least something definite What say you demolishing some doors or partitions ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ PK1MGREE knowledge or were satisfied of the Recorded with pedigree in the Percheron Stnd Book of America safety of the fugitives We at last Gray foaled October 20 1883 got bv StsaDaT 7112 J4C3 dam Abydos 960 came to the leftward turning street 869 by Romulus 875 7S5 2d dam Eiise by Uukl lk Cuartkks 162 721 and gladly turned the corner and Stkadat 7112 2463 by Passe Partout 1402j out of Biche 12004 by a son of Coco broke into a run II 714 I think they have got fairly off Passk Paktout 1402 by Comet 104 719 out ot Sophie by Faori I 711 he by said the captain with a breath of reVieux Chaslin 713 out of LAinie by Vieux Pierre S94 he by Coco 712 lief It is clear the buccaneers have CrvMET 104 719 by French Monarch 205 734 out of Suzanne by Cambronne not yet penetrated to this quarter and Frenc h Monarch 205734 by Uderim 5302 out of a daughter of Vienx Pierrs 94 etc the time is more than sufficient to Ilderim 5302 bv Valentin 5301 out of Chaton by Vieux Pierre 894 etc fetch the beach I would not croak said I but I Valentin 5301 by Viex Chaslin 713 he by Coco 712 out of Poulo by Sandi by Mignon 715 out of Pauline by Vieux Coco am less hopeful There is the guard on Coco 712715 by Mignon the ships who might easily espy them Coco II 7141 hv Vieux Chaslin 739 etc out of La Griae by Vieux Pierre 883 713 and then our straggling parties are Romulls 873 785 bv the government approved stallion Romulus son of Moreuil poking about in all directions out of Fleur uEpine by the government approved stallion Cheri he by We can soon learn how the matCorbon ter has gone said M r Tym We have STEPHON will make the season of 1899 at our place 4 miles West of Paris on but to continue to the water side and the Hntne pike at the low price of proceed a little way from there to ¬ ward this fisher village If we see and J V E 11 FERGUSON hear nothing amiss we mav rest in i ¬ Jean-le-Blan- but fortunately no further heed seemed to be paid to us Fetching at last into the street we dappled gray horse foaled Oct 20 1992 bred of turned in the direction of the water h a ing Mich stands 16J hands high and weighs by Jacob P Sleight the Laos only 1760 pounds This is and pushed along at a sharp walk It purely bred aud registered Percheron stallion ever offered to the public in was in all our minds though we stayed Kentucky He came from the Oaklawn Farms owned by M W Dunkatn not to talk about it to gain the first of Wayne Ills the largest breeder of Percheron aud French Coach horses in leftward street or passage and the world and the owner of more prize winners tbau any other breeder in France or America thence continne till we obtained some STEPHON 20404 c ¬ A reasonable safe Well content that they are not Paris Kentucky without that assurance we would I j 1 ¬ slight said Mr Whoever they are Tym Should they be the same ras cals thai fell upon the don we must ¬ hear speedily from them In us ¬ at the gate This was indeed true for now we could hear the- banging and bawling It will be ft bit before the gate Pray Heaven yields said Mr Tym awhile and give our they batter at friends the better start Hut they will nvt long back and fill If nobody there1 said Sellinger opens they will be Over the wall I wish the don won id lasten They are coming at last I said much relieved as tbe door into the rearward rooms opened The don followed iv the others came out and I perceved they were ready This was the mannei f their disguise the old ron wore a kind of Dutch oat belted about Uve waist and extending to the tops of Dair of rough sea boots and on his heal was a great flapping hat with the forrSrim lopped - said the captain grimly I cried they are already Hark alo that ase they shall hear from i -- ri said Mac Ivrach speaking Look yonmr y as and sac it strikes amiss tip in his turn I wadna come to decide n i mysel We hastily prang to his side for he blink was standing at the moment on a bit Which is my thought likewise I of ledge while we were below and to promptly put in our horror discovered what it was that Vou hear sjid M r Tym speaking had fetched out the cry In a kind of again from the wicke My compan- little depression and partly hidden by ions are not dear of their course the overhanging crest of the ledge They would have a little time for re- lay the corpse of Don Enrique de Cavo the next turned to the left and so con tinued to the outskirts of the town We learned nothing of moment or touching the business in hand and thinking it of no use to proceed far- ther and indeed supposing it might We will not be put off Towland not be prudent to do so lest we might Well friends said Mr Tym fac be spied upon by some of Tow lands ing about and preserving his same party we descended to the beach and voice and manner what say you so walked for a time up and down Vou have heard Capt Tow lands de After some little time it being now mand near noon and we beginning to be For my part said the captain rais hungry we thought it best to return ing his idee so that those outside could to the castle We bent our steps that hear 1 desire a little time for de- way then fore and might have pro ¬ liberation I would know my rights ceeded a fourth part of the distance and if I am to lower my colors where ¬ when Mac Ivrach suddenly gave a litfore tle cry ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ us proceed We pushed on down this street ac cordingly and when we had com into said I turn back Let I am now receiving a full line of CARRIAGES BUGGIES SUR RIES AND PHAETONS ¬ Awed -- Roan wagons of HigU male wort ¬ ¬ jection ¬ So in ¬ The fellows bi vike into murmurs TO be continued and two or three rouadiy swore NIGHTCAPPED BEFORE QUEEN Look you cried Towland in a kind of desperation and yet with a The Comliinin- - Karl of Snsse v Was Glcn a Most Kxtrnorcli- of rage truth would 1 dilla 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 i - ¬ ¬ ¬ oner w ish vessel on wdiich he had been a pris- ¬ Flight is the only course open to the don his wife and daughter Dona Car- ¬ They just manage to leave the men ng when Capt Towland comes to build under the buc- ¬ claim the dora as his priseparleys to gain Mr caneers ruleflight Tymparty then Hows of his time for the to join th men to enter Seeking shortly body uon they come upon his dead the CHAPTEK XVI f OF THE FLIGHT OF THE DON AND HIS PARTY AND THE DILEMMA THAT CAPT TOWLAND ITT LF IN LIKEWISE OF A DREADFl L DIS- ¬ COVERY interposed Dona Carmen Scnor it may be that 1 have thought of something My house is on the island of Taboga which is out oiler in the bay Could we reach it we might hide in a certain wine cellar which lam almost sure a few moments labor would make secret I had remained and hidden in it indeed only I was persuaded the city was safer Could we but reach the water I believe we could secure a boat and so reach the island You are brave senorita I said for I could not help admiring this comRut mand of her wits at such a time would not serve For I fear your plan one thing where would you obtain a boat Our men must have seized them all She faltered a moment but again her wonderful dark eyea lighted and she answered eagerly I conceive But the fisher village there must be boats there It is above half a league from here and I am sure your bands have not gone so far Moreover it has nothing to tempt robbery Ah could we but reach the village Why so you shall if the thing isio I cried In a be mortally compassed burst of great pity and compassion I T went on and vStay a moment will take counsel with my comrades In the fewest words possible 1 repeated our talk and stated her plan 1 believe they might fetch out upon the beach said Sellinger for as have told you there is a pretty quiet wav to it but the rub comes after ward Captain put in Mac Ivrach who what had been quietly listening Clap the hale ye o a disguise think three into add elaes pitting the women in breeks and daub a bit o smut on their faces Our laddies will hae their drop lang syne and gae aboot mi no ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ face and bands were with dirt and unver his arm smeared ht carried an old basket The ladies were attired i a some what similar fashion Don- Isabella wore a long coat and heavy tAots her skirts she had of course dissarded and the rest of her visible drtss con sisted of an old cap with side fups and a curly wig The wig was tucked chiefly under the cap and at a glance night well pass for her proper hair ShQ h3c bedaubed her face and hands and car ried a fishers spear As for poor Iona Carmen observed that she had put on a kind of mixed garb consisting of a high straw hat a blue jacket a leug knit vest coarse hose and well wern jackboots She had smutted her fa e and hands and carried over her EhovJ der a wcll stuffcd bag the seeming weigh of which made her stoop a lit tle so that her face was not quite realcd They must hasten exclaimed 2Cr a wonder our fellow- - an Tym It not already at the door Fetch a good look rearward Ardick to see that th coast is clear and after that no delay was only too willing clu y for the case indeed pressed and with the sin ¬ gle word Come to the don I flew to the rearward door and unbarred it A glance out showed no person in sight A considerable court walled in on both sides extended to the little rear From here it was the ward street lirst and most dangerous stage of the journey to the shore God reward you all said the don with a sign of bi hand in farewell and he stepped bravely out His com- ¬ panions followed not forgetting a fer vent Adios ami we stood in the door and in a silence of anxiety saw them pass down the court Nothing as yet appeared and pres ently they were at the opening of the street Another breath of suspense and they had rounded the corner Py heaven happily compassed exclaimed the captain with a great breath of relief It is indeed a good start said Mr Tym himself giving over something of his anxious bearing I trust the disguises will serve I sigh In truth they were said with a not of the best But at this point we heard a loud shouting from the front of the house Ah our fellows are in said Mr Tym and forthwith we shut and oarred this door and hastened to the down His ¬ - narj Privilege JAMES r H HAGGARD - ¬ ¬ h i v x r ri 4s I ¬ 1 Within thero against us How rtar you hld thua - certain measure of rough entreaty as 1 thought we will not be cozened We have rights here Kay to come to the heart of the matter We want the old don and the woman i 1 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ them yesterday of luck at the pinch would hae- had I myself all but secured the them young senorita Vou will perccivoj Mi re fore that we have the tirst right ftere and like sensible men will aln Con your contention Aye to give you ie final proof the owner of thi huse is Don Enrique de Cavodilla and it was his niece though mv memor hands h1 s at her name that I laid is a on By our laws a slave seized lave pal nl to ownership and that you wel know Itv Tym turned back to us his coun tenalvC grown serious This is not well I fear the rascal mean as to the has th right of it rule I an Vure of it said I reluctantly I have a clear thought of how it - We pursued and but for a twist cession The earl was a valetudinarian nnt had a great fear of uncoverifcir hi head Considering therefore thet thf colds he areadec respected no person he petitioned Queen Mary for leave tc wear a nightcap in her presence The quen not only gave him leave tc wear one but two nightcaps if he pleased His patent for this privilege is uniqus in royal annals Know ye that we grant to our weJ beloved and trusty cousin and councilor Henry earl of Sussex license and pardon to wear his cap coif or night cap or any two of them at his pleas ure as well in our presence as in the presence of any other person within this realm or in any other place ih our dominions whatsoever during his life and these our letters shall be sufficient warrant in his behalf The queens seal with the gartei above it was affixed to this singular ¬ ¬ To the earl of Sussex was grantee the privilege of wearing a nightcap i the royal presence of Queen Mary The fact is mentioned in Mirss Strickland Lires of the Queens of Kngind aS being one of the odd rewards bestowe by Mary upon her friendis after er ac- Cor High and Fourth St33 Paris Ky m WtA Tfur rN ir fA jr fm 2i0ZA rx 92 Florida Havana Solid trains finest in the South Cincinnati to U6 WS VSS fr jA SutmAH j WsMMkn vjt wMWfx ar 5 - TAMPAM AMI Jacksonville daily via the Queen and Crescent and connecting lines Through connections to Tampa Miami or New Orleans with fast Steamer Service to Nassau Key West Havana Santiago and San Juan Low rate round trip tickets J NAjSAU d 2 -- The Train Service is per- ¬ fect in detail Fast schedules 24 hours to Jackson ¬ I ¬ mm tP ville - 54 hours Cincinnati to Havana au tifcjdmkwi SANTIAGO KINGSTON dmig4 SmVfc ie HU m f IW CHlSEARSON Cincinnati GPA ered -- ihe royal presence namey Forester Lord Kinsale and the master of Tririty college Cambridge Green Bag in Britain alone enjoy the privilege of remaining cov in Great rant Three persons ¬ Lord BiMaMMEirJllllalll Policies n c fisher jute insurance Attorney-At-Law Paris Kentucky BOUGHT FOK CASH 1 runs Then- If they have the right to claim the slawa I conceive they have the - fuse won d be to avail no one and conceive oir friends now have a very hopeful stSxt We wer compelled to agree with him and w hout further words he un 1 for them said Mr Tym with a vexed Well say we yield Tore gesture further ight to come in and search ¬ U re Time of a Hook Office on Broadway np stairs 2 doors Hooks printed four centuries ago West of Bourbon News ti exist with their paper in good Phone 58 condil ion but if the committee recentlDEALER IN y appointed by the Society of Arts in M D Furniture Window Shades Oil London to study the deterioration cf modern paper is not seriously mis lot lis Carpets Mattresses Etc taken multitudes of books printed today will be very short lived Perhaps Special attention given to Undertake in many cases that fact is not to be Phone 136 ing and Repairing regretted If bad and worthless books Main Street Paris Ky could always be printed on paper that Office Fourth and Pleasant Sta in a few years turns to dust and good l Hours books always on enduring paper the Office 7 to 10 a m TEETH EXTRACTED makers of bad paper would after all 2 to 4 p m be benefactors of the public The com7 to 8 p in HTTHOIT PAW mit tee referred to finds that paper 6am tn containing mechanical or ground NO COCAINE NO GAS ¬ H S STOUT Paris Ky GEO W DAVIS ¬ Will Kenney Physician ¬ Surgeon ¬ other Mr Tym proved to be right On opening the wicket we saw one leaf of the gate open and the buccaneers ¬ crowding in The captain looked inquiringly at Air I ¬ and fetched a good courageous breath and Mac Ivrach and I saw to our weapons Of course we had no wish to fight but we eoidd not tell what our reckless and angry comrades might attempt and were resolved to Tym ¬ be prepared We must ¬ Mr Tym All will gain time - parley with them said sharp eer Why that is not so bad said the Here thej- come and well captain swollen with eholer or I have no eyes ne Bicppru asuc giving way iotd said the supercargo and as he did so I heard Do you be spokesman J Kissing was unknown to the Aus the men aftoi a brief staring about and began to se tter tralians the New Zealnnders made forward the Towland seemed to Papuans the Eskimos and other races over the bono hang in the wine for a bit and at tirst until comparatively recently The in 1 thought hfc nierfnt to say something habitants of MjllicoIo an island in tie to us but if tf h changed his mind Pacific ocean how their admiration for in the en he wheeled about and by hising a Chinaman puts on his hat followed some of his crew up the where we should rake it off and among stairs the same curious people a coffimis conWe exchanged significant glances sidered a neat and rppropriate present a littiedi not budge wishina for an aged person especially if he be but for to avoid any dangerous seeming of in poor health Detroit Free Press baste At last as ione of the men reKavedropjirrs turned the most Of them were now The Gusher Women are not good above where we rmld hear them listeners knocking about and railing to one an The Guyer Evidently youve never otherwe passed a whispered word had em for servants X Y Journal and all stole quietly cut As we made down the walk I heard a considerable Ever woman is as old as the neigh noise and thought that the men were bors remember she is ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Towland and his men sullenly pressed in 4od we giving back they uiekly filled all the fore part of the hall Towland looked at us with a but said nothing and lowering brr- barred and Apened the door integration and discoloration Papers consisting mainly of fibers of cotton flax and hemp are the most lasting Youths Companion Tijey Are Jiicer wood pulp especially tends to both dis ¬ SMITH S ARNSPARGI KY NON UNION AGENTS A simple application to the gams used only by me and acknowledged by the public to be the best and easiest and absolutely free from any after effects filling RELIABLE FIRE IRSOTUICI Catephoric treatment Otrt OI It for painleai JJ 1500 5 AT LOW KATES S BROADWAY PARIS 2lma99tf Upper and lower Silver fillings Gold fillings Gold crowns ill - 50cts up 100 up 50 Painless extraction 500 cU Trees Flams lines J Hours R ADAIR 0 D S 321 Main St Fruit and Ornamental Trees Shrubs Small Fruits and ever thing for Orchard Lawn or Garden We employ no agents bu sell direct at reasonable price Strawberry and Tree Catalogues on application to ¬ Paris Ky opp Court house 8 to 12 a n 1 to 5 p m Telephone 79 Insurance in the Hurat Honie only cost the policy holders fifty cents on th bxmurcd dollars durntr the year 1897 GW 4v- ¬ H F H1LLENMEYER Lsxinqtom Telephone 37ft Ky ilinE ¬ Agent Paris Ky T L -- rlf v U 4 J t - Hi r TIE NiauteeutU Year Established IHSli lllllll IE1L fiWu NUPTIAL KNOTS ¬ Engagements Announcement And Sol emnizations Of The Marriage Vows - Ptbliahid every Vurannt WAITER CHAMP BBUPE MILLER onrf i Editor i aui Ovuti Mgiuj MOUUtB Payable to the order cf Champ w Afuf all Chetk Grdrr tie ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL ¬ are authorized to announce John S Smith uf Boarboa County as a can didate for Attorney General subject to the action of the Democratic party W We are authorized to announce Thos P Woods as a candidate for re elect on as Magnate ol the Paris Precinct sub ject to the action of the Democratic for magistrate ¬ party We are authorized to auonnce 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 ¬ of the Paris High School will be held on Edward Trabne of Kisertou aud Friday June 9th The salutatory ora tion will ue delivered by Miss Lizzie Miss Katie Seever- of West Covington Soue and her subject will be were married Wednesday by Rev Dr M -George Near to The Nations Heart E H Rrtherfonl at the latters Doyle will deliver the class oration and Miss The Fate of The Natiou Mrs Maley Briubridge Crist the Ken Marsh will recite The True tucky author was married Tneedav to fraukfo Miss Georgia of Nations A C Shaw of Washington D C at Grandeur will deliver tne valedictory d the home of hercousih the Hon George G liueb the honorary address will be M Echelberger of Urbaua O The ciress and Rogers Clay of wedding was a beautiful one The madr by Suprintenent brile is known to many persons in thin L Kington On Thursday evening June 8th the city seniors will celebrate the first class uay OBITUARY in the school chapel The program will be as follows Resuectfullv Dedicated To The Memory PROGRAM Of The Dead Miss Lizzie C Stone Joseph B Keuuey aged about thirty P too solo Miss Mary Austin six died in Fayette at the home of his R icull Miss Florence Bealeit H dorian father W M Kenney Funeral serv G umbler Miss Ollifc Butler Miss Eddie Schrote ices will De held at the residence this Prophet Miss Btssie Hunt morning at ten oclock and the lemaius Vocal solo Mr E L Makibben will be bi ought to Paris for interment Oration Miss Laura iaper Counselor The deceased is a brother of Mrs Risque Poet Mr Robert Friend ¬ High School Commencement Thr third nnnl nimtnenceuieut ly Beautifulj jWomen s 2 make good looks Beauty is simply an impossibility without health Beautiful women are few because healthy women are few The way to have a fair face and a well rounded figure is to take ret-i-denc- e ¬ There are few women as beau- tiful as they might be Powder g and paint and cosmetics dont n very low variety -- io weai HlS I Ready to Wear garments for ladies are becoming more popular every day ILadies Suits and Separate Skirts i c i m ti iz - u uo VJTl V- ilil - IM U Dissolution Notice The firm of Champ Miller is by mutual couseut this day dissolved Bruce Miller retiring from the business All debts due the late firm of Champ Miller are to be paid to Waller Champ and claims against the lare firm of Champ Miller are to be presented to him tor settlement many friends in this city OVllg VyiU 1 Miao tijllin iTiioa iirlri7f iHnmH1 mis JVCUluvr W Whalev ClaHri Shooting at Richmond 8TOCK AND TURF NEWS Crop Kt Anticipating that Ready to wear Suits and Skirts would be in great demand this season we bcught largely of both lines from the very best manufacturing Ladies This is that old and time tried J Tailors in the United States medicine that cures all female Every garment we sell is guaranteed to prove satis- ¬ troubles and weaknesses and If they dont fit we have them altered without drains It makes no difference J factory what the doctors call the trou- extra cost to you Our business reputation is such that a ble if there is anything the 2 guarantee from us mears that if you buy and your pur- ¬ matter in the distinctly feminine a chase is not just as represented we will make it ALL organs Bradfields Fe RIGHT male Regulator will help a and cure it It is good for ir-regular or painful menstruation for leucorrhoea for falling of the womb for nervousness head- ache backache and dizziness i BradfieMs Female Regulator J Walter Paris Ky May 18 1899 Champ Bruce Miller New Firm The undersigned have this day formed a partnership under the style of Champ Bro and as such will conduct the publication of The BouhBON News ¬ Walter Paris Ky May 18 1899 Champ Swift Champ Retrospective and Prospective ¬ 1J Mr Bruce Miller late of The Bourbon News has connected himself with the Kentuckian Citizen newspaper and will hereafter be identified with that publication Remington Mr Wm having withdrawn irotn the concern Col J G Craddock will remain as editor of the Kentuckian Citizen In this connection the undersigned desire to inform the public that they will in the future conduct The Bourbon News in the same conservative way which has in the past won it a hit h standing in the estimation ot the public In a conservative way The Bourbon News will continue to advocate wiat it believes to be best for the city of Paris for the people of Bolt Jon and for tie Democratic party As in the past The Bourbon News will be itndaariiy Tuesday -- adl Fri day giving all of the new when it is pouible before it has been printed by its competitors The retiring member cf the firm has been honorably connected with The Bourbon News since it was established almost nineteen yeais ago by Brncp a una m vuauii ucirnocu auu u ucru tx aii- ner in the business since the latters death The business yesterday passed into the hands of the sons of the founder of The News just seven years alter bis death The News wishes Mr Miller much success in nis new business and congratulates Col Craddock ou securing for an such an efficient gentleman associate The News assures it3 readers and patrons that it will be up to its usnal standard in point of news and typographical neatness and hopes to merit a continuation of the liberal patronage it has always received Walter Champ Swift Champ ¬ The Wncheter Democrat says th it of this city was shot at Richmond Tues day by A S Harris while standing tb3 wheat yield in Clark will be ninety talking to some friends Capt Feem y per cent of an average crop had arrested and jailed Harris that The Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders morning for assaulting Wolf Katz a Association offers 80000 in stakes and merchant Harris gave bond later and purses to be trotted for at the October approached Capt Fenty from behind uieetiug and shot him without warning in the Talbott Bros colt Eberhardt won a left leg The bullet cut nine holes in 300 purse Monday at Louisville J K Capt Feeneys clothes but the wound R9dmou8 hor8e Lord Zeni won a race is not serious Capt Feeney was un Tuesday armed at the time having left his pistol Kriss KriugK a horse which Gene at home by accident for Harris defied arrest for awhile but Potter sold last year at public sde Newfinally surrendered to the Sheriff The 33 has won his ninth race at the shooting was wholly unexpected to Capt port track Attention is directed to the adverFeeney who is absolutely fearless After the shooting Capt Feeney ran a half tisement of public sale of L Griunaus block to get a weapon but was pre residence on Henderson street to be vented by friends from returning to the sold publicly June 10th scene The Sentinel Democrat reports 300 cattle on the market at Mt Sterling court Former Senatoi Pfeffer has returned and sales slow the best cattle briugiug to the Republican fold five tosixceuts J as Sharp of Bour President McKinley has started a bon bought eleven 300 lb heifers at 12 new fashion of having his trousers each and Mat Long eleven calves at U 73 each creased from the knees down j i Capt John Feenv Chi f of Police at sale and Transfer Of Stock Turf Notes Richmond and father of J D Feeny Silk Waists Shirt Waists Silk and Cotton Petticoats Our Silk Waists are dreams of beauty and the prices Shirt Waists Silk and Cotton Petticoats in great Take it and get well Then your old time girlish features and figure will be restored druggists for 1 a bottle THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR Sold by ATLAJITA GA CO g 61 Lieutenant Henry Casey of ¬ Thiid Kentucky passed through Paris yesterday en route to Cyuthiana for a visit to his wife at the home of J W McTlvaiue his father-in-laDr Casey is in tine health and says he enjoyed his four months stay in Cuba The Third K utucky was mustered out w tie No trouble to show goods Its no trouble to show goods here for Call and look and if we ask ou to buy Thats what we are cant suit you we wont ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Tuesday at Savannah ¬ Respectfully Over at Rushville Ind Tuesday one of the local ball players was almost killed in a game with the Boston Bloomer girls who played here recently Oue of the girls battei a ball which struck the Rushville pitcher in the face and knocked biin out for s me time He lo t 8 v ral teeth and t as a bndly ¬ ¬ FRANKS CO Leaders in Sryle and Fashion bruised face i ¬ ¬ Prize Winners TCovington Commonwealth Among the visitors to Covington and Cincinnati this week were J E Sellers of Carlisle L E Rouse of Paris J Stuart Humphrey of Frankfort and J L Warren Lancaster The gentlemen won the four prizes offered by the Blue Grass Grocery Company to its local managers for the largest sals in the companys stores in this state The prizes were a suit of clothes trips to Cincinnati and a general good time ¬ Kentucky crop report says A Cuba is becoming Americanized very Wheat is doing very well and while it rapidly Baseball is becoming very will not give an average yield it will be popular and the natives are getting in much better than was expected early it the game and using baseball slang like the season Oats are doing well in some boys to the diamond born localities but not so well in others The dty of Mt Sterling which has Corn planting has been badly delayed by furnished both the Democratic and Re- - the rain but that plauted is doing very publican candidat s for Railroad Com- - well and looks promising missioner of this district has come to the Russell B Munro a wealthy Englishfront with another candidate for a man has purchased conditionally ui ne State office He is Thos Young and he yearlings from Col Milton Young at wants to be the Republican nominee for Lexington He had a photograph of the liked best at fifteen yearlings he Secretary of State McGrathiaua taken and when he returns The Democratic candidates for nomi home he and his traiuer will select from be nation for Governor might learn a valn- - the photograph nine which will said purchased by cable The price is able lesson from the Reiublican candi to be a long one dates The latter have decided not to Carrie I to Chicago in Private go on the stump and lambast each other Rooms because they dont believe the proceeding cot duclve to harmony when the Passengers from Cincinnati and Louisvoting time comes hicago over Pennsylvania ville to Short Lines may experience that pleas The initial number of the Kentucky ure surrounded by the comforts of jj dtorical and Genealogical Magazine travel Pullman Compartment Sleeping Cars running over th Be phort published monthly by Messrs Polk is an ex- lines off r opportunity for this novel and Peay at Lexington Ky Special infor d lighfu experience neatly printed untion tnrnished on application to Geo cellent publication which will be of peculiar interest to E Rockwell A G P Agt CincinKentuckians The price is two dollars nati 0 per year twenty cents per single copy The prettiest and most stylish colors LouisvrLLE may be well called the and shapes in shoes at Davis Thomson Isgrigs just received tf For the Convention City of the South past few weeks there has been some sort A new line of collars and ties for of a convention in session in the Falls ladies at Price Gos clothiers tf City almost every day This week they bad six conventions and last week she GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS captured the Confederate reunion for next year Louisville seems to boom in Thetrlctl Aud Otherwise Remark In The Foyer spite of her politicians and Sam Jones The Earl of Strafford who married the These Candidates Wont Speak wealthy Mrs Samuel J Colgate of Attorney General Taylor Judge New York last December was killed Pratt and Auditor Stone candidates for near London Tuesday night by an the Republican nomination for Gov- express rain ernor have decided that they will not go on the stump and abuse one auother Viola Allen will not be seen in The party may get to- Christian next season in the East They think that their gether this Fall but if they go out to She will play the entire season in th stump the State they minht fall out and West opening in St Louis Robert Drouet will be her leading supp r in disrupt the party the character of John Storm i i Howard stiff and soft hats at 3 best io the connry tor the money the reliable soft and stiff Stetson -2 br st hat in Kentucky for the money A complete liiie of Spring hats from fifty cents upwards Pkice Co Clothiers tf A new line of silk ties for 25 cents 404 MAIN STKKKT PARIS KY I at Price Cos clothiere tf at t 1 ¬ Gentlemens balbrugan underwear for Summer at fifty cems a euit m M ssiSfC Price CoV ¬ Millet Hungarian an eaily amber ngar cane sed for sale by ieo W S ar opposite freight depot tf You are specially iuvited to see those Leghorn hats reduced to 57c 78c and 87c worth 150 aud 200 at Als N- nM -- ¬ ¬ Browns Found A It fraternity pin with 2tX wu luHP HI IIP It J r 53S ¬ up-to-da- te ¬ iniiials eugrdV d ou back Owner an Kt same Ly proving property and pay- intf lor advertisement Dont scratch your life away but use Dr Sawyers W irch HiiZel and Arnii a Belve for eczema piles hives burns and cut- It tooihes relieves p iu aud posi tively cur s W T Brooks druggist ¬ aai aft is for YOU t juJge whether or no I am ottering the best and cheapest li ie of STRAW MAT ¬ ¬ TINGS ever brought to Central Ladies this fine shoes less than baif price t Kentucky If PRICES QUALITY and AS that all ¬ tfmg mm week at Davis Tbompton Of Isgrigs SORTMENT of PATTERNS dont tell you in 1 UY dont do itr And CARPETS well no adver- ¬ tisement 3an do justice to the beauty of design richness of color- ¬ ing an lowness of price You will have to S CB them to appre- ¬ ciate them Come in and take a look it will cost you nothing 1 -- ¬ MHDri h ¬ And then I have the WALL PAPERS to match the carpets and They are prettier this mattingyear than ever and that is saying a great deal No one can touch my line either in patterns or - I can show two patterns prices to any other dealers one An ex- ¬ Yes Tis Just So ALL WOOL MEANS ALL WOOL Our clothiug is above Three American women Mrs Alfred Parrish and Miss Parrish both of Philadelphia and Miss Mary Stillman of New York were presented Tuesday at the Queens Drawing Room in Loudon Mrs Parrish is a sister of Mrs Choate wife of the United States Ambassador ¬ W OCM11CC THD rHA isi nc fzirir- NESS AND miZidK IT STRENGTHENS THE A The la lies of Paris and Bourbon c mnty are cordially invited to inspect aa legant line of juvenile suits from 3 manufacturers to 8 years and boys suits from 8 to 15 will get an hon- ¬ years at Price Cos clothiers tf to do any this spring dont use anything but Blue River lime It is by far the whitest lime made For sale by Geo W tf Stuart opposite freight depot STOMACH PURIFIES THE And a bargain is a bargain here y 4 Think of this when you need a suit You est suit here There never was a better time to get better clothes at better prices than right now aid right here suspicion It carries the guarantee of the r N I BLOOD NOURISHES THE AND GIVES If you expect white-washin- g perienced Interior Decorator al ¬ ways at your service Work guaranteed Then bear i mind I am always showing a huge and exclusive line of Baby Carriages Bed Room set- Toilet Sets ChirIoni r2 Lamps Hammocks Ladies Desks Book Catsfl and anything else pertaining to the house furnishing line The best REFRIGERATOR is the NORTH STAR Sold only by ¬ ¬ PARKER Fourth and Main Sts S v JAMES Paris 1 y Your Money Tack On Demand Linen hats for men and boys at Price tf Coe clothier Low price j on candies for entertainments Cheap but pure ¬ h Mcmcc lj LUNQSVI LIFE TO THE v J YoaJhSitnre hands T HINT0N CARRIAGES - Elegant line of Pictuies and Rmjui Wood Mantels furnished complete Mouldings Send me your old furniture tu be re Undertaking in all its branches moved by experienced tf Newton Mitchell 2 FOR attend9d t0 HIRE 4 j - V mz f i 1 THE BOURBON HEWS Nineteenth Year EstablUhed 1881 Paris Odd Fellow Honored The annual grand encampment of PERSONAL MENTION AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY case of The Insurance Cases The oral argument of attorneys in the j h Kentucky Odd Fellows couvened Wed- nesday at Maysville with about sventy lEnieied at the Post office at Paris Ky as fiye delegates present The visitor ecoL uss maii matter were royally eutertaiued by Maysville and were given a splendid banquet TELEPHONE NO 124 Wednesday night In electing officers for the nexf year SUBSCRIPTION PR1CE8 Mr E tf January of this city wis Payable in Advance 0aeye 2 00 Six mouths MM h uored by teing elected Grand High Priest the second highest office in the Checks Money Orders Etc Kntncky Grand Lodge The uew of- ¬ payable tothc order of Champ Miilku ficers are RJ Wills of Covingtou i The L Tuesday A N pay train was here Grrard Patriarch Mt E B January Paris High Priett J W Groves of of nie Browns Sam full line of Sansilk at Mrs Nau at Monday night Jones will lecture iu Lexington clerking at Wallaces Bargain Store Jacob Spears of Mt Airy avenue is N will sell round trip tickets to Maysville May 24 23 and 26 at one fare on account of the The L street fair Dentists held thtir annual meeting this week at the Mammoth Caye None of the Paris dentists were present The Kentucky ¬ Anew time card went into effect Sun ¬ day on the L N but there were no changes in the arrival or departure of trains at Paris court waa in session Tuesday at the Court house Judge Harmon Stitt was elected Judge pro tern in absence of Judge Purnell Quarterly ¬ ¬ Robt P Gokey foreman of engines ia the L N yards in this city will addrets a meeting of the Railroad Mens Political Clut in Covington Monday -- The banks of Versailles ha e ou p mised with the City Council on taxes for the years 94 to 99 inclusive by paying eighty per cent less 1 000 for the years previous to 97 Miss Jennie Hanson formerly of this city has purchased a lot on Clifton Heights in Lexington tor 00 Miss Amy Richardsou formerly of Millers buig o ght one for 125 1 The pt nion department has unearth d a scheme by which thousauds of colored people are being defrauded the promoters claimed to be able to secure a federal pension for bona tide ex slaves ¬ ¬ Rosebud Club of Miss Bttie Ingels school will hae its annual open session Tuesday uight at O Id Fellows Hall beginning at eight oclock The entertainment will close with a cake Lilleston weri initiated iuto the order walk Tuesday night and several new peti It was telegraphed yesterday from t ons were received The lodge it hav Frankfort that Chas Bronston and Jck ing a steady and substantial growth Cbinn have buried the hatchet and that City Property Sold Col Bronston will have tbe Common nuisance warrant against Chinu disYesterday auctioneer A T Forsyth missed told three pieces of Paris property for Master Commissioner E M Dickson Rev F J Cheek goets to Maysville The house and lot on cor ier of Eighth Saturday tu lake prt in the installaand Main street belonging to G G tion on tinnoay of Rev John Barbour White aud the Lovely estite was sold D D the new pastor of the First Pret tj G G White for 3500 byterian Church Mr Cheek delivers Also a house and lot on High street the charge tc the pastor thirty eight feet froat belonging to the On Saturday Mr Ernst Butler will Lovely estate sol 1 to J B Northcott have on exhibition at C B Mitchells for 95 Also store room o i High street be grocery the celebrated Cjuick Process Coffee Pot Every lover of good coffee longing to Loyely estate to Jesse LovehJ is invited to call and try a cup of deli for 801 It cious coffee made in this pot ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The Davis Mrs T E Ashbrook entertained Excursion To Cincinnati at six handed euchre yesterday after- N will sell tickets Sunday The L noon 1 25 for the Mrs t S Allen of Millersburg from Paris to Cincinnati at round trip Train will leave at 515 a was ihe gut st of relatives in this city m and returning will leave Grand vHtprdav Central depot in Cincinnati at 755 p ui Dr and Mrs W C Campbell and Davis Thomson Isgrig have just babe of Cincinnati are visiting relaeceived au elegant line of latest shapes tives in the city Mrs Dan Moore and daughter Mies styles and colors in ladies and gentleOrdination Services tf Mary of Chicago are guests of Messrs mens footwear Scrivens draweio at 75 cents on sale Mr Hal E Spears of this city who Dan and Wm Lenehau night at Price Cos clothiers Mrs Robert Ferguson left last tf has been attending the General TheoCol and Mrs logical Seminary in New York ar- for a visit to her parents JF rived home last night and expects to be Hugh Anderson in Georgetown ordained as a minister of the Episcopal Hon j M Thomas W T Overbey OF Church Sunday morning at St Peters and W F Talbott were among the Church Rev J S Meredith the pas Parisians in Cincinnati Wednesday t jr will present Mr Spears and he will Mrs Edward Ditchen who has been be ordained by the Rt Rev Bishop visiting her mother Mrs Wilmoth left Lewis W Barton yesterday for her home in Coi igton The regular morning service will beI will otter my residence situated on Messrs A C Adair and Ernest gin at a quarter to ten and the ordinastreet for sale at ten oclock Ricbey attended the Knights of Pythias a m on tion will begin at a quarter to eleven Wednesday at RichRev Chapiu of Maysville will preach district meeting SATURDAY JUNE 10 ISM ordination sermon and the newly or- mond W Sir Knights Percy Adair D House contains seven rooms kitchen dained minister will preach at the night He will have charge of the Peed and Joe Ewalt attended the hall two porches and large basement services Knights Templar conclave in Louisville splendid cistern fruit and shade trees Episcopal Church at Danville vines etc This is one of the healthiest this week aud most pleasant situations iu the city Dedication And Social Session Mrs Duke Bowles leaves to day for Withiu half square of City School An to edu- home fur those The Paris Elk Lodge will dedicate its Harrodsburg to visit Mrs Chas Geffin ideal their children in who wish the beat one of ate elegant uew lodge room in the third ger aud her baby daughter who was 83 iooIs in Kentucky Call and see for yourself story of the Lavin fc Coanell building born last week balance on the corner of Main and Eighth street Tervs One third cah Mrs George Lockwood who has equal payment of one a id two years Tuesday night and the ceremonies will been visiting the family of her father per cent interest on deferred be followed by a social session and a Mr R P Barnett left Wednesday for with six payments L GRINNA banquet A letter from Cvuthiana says her home in Cincinnati A T Forsyth Auctr that fifteen Elks from that city are comMr G W Monis President of the ing up to meet with the Paris Elks on Louisville Gas Co and Grand Treasurth it uight There will likely be Elks er of the Grand Encampment of Odd from Lexington aud other cities present Fellows was in tbe city yesterday en on the same eveniug route from Maysville to Richmond to Messrs Jamee Ferguson and Henry visit his danghter Mrs J Stone WalkWhite Sulphur aud Chalybeate ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Warden Charles Tucker of Newport Junior Warden R G Elliott of Lexington Scribe Georg e W Morris of Louisville Treasurer William H Cox of Maysville Graud Representative G R Woodring of Morgaufield Marshal T L Metcalfe of Covington Sentinel W R Smith of Maysville Guardian There are thirty eight encampments iu Kentucky with nearly 1400 mem bars Mt Sterling was chosen over Newport and Covington as a meeting place for next year Imperial Encampment No 63 of this city was represented by Messrs E B January Win Nichols and H James sterling Senior the Aetna Insurance Company COMERS ana others against the Commonwealth vthe insurance conspiracy test case was Hastily Jotted On The Streets At begun Wednesday before the full bench Notes The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Qf tfae Qf Appeah Elsewhere Judge Pryor led off in the argument Mr Sam Clay was in Cincinnati on and was tollowed by Attorney General Taylor their speeches consuming the business Wednesday Mr John B Kennedy was a visitor time of the court Yesterday argument was made by udge Jas S Pirtle and in Frankfort yesterday W W Thnm nf I nni villu Kna tlQ ay H Talbott attended tne Mr T pellants and Robt B Fraukliu of races yesterday at Louisville Franktort for tbe Commonwealth Mrs Arch Paxton who has been Bankruptcy Petition quite ill is improving nicely W C Jones of Mt Sterling was in William C Hawkins of Jacksonville city Tuesday on business the this county Tuesday morning filed a e- Win- tition in bankruptcy with Clerk Chap Banker N H Witherspoon of man of the United States Court at chester was in the city yesterday Liabilities 3709 assets Mrs Lan Fretwell of Huntington Frankfort 125 Mann Ashbrook are the attorV Va is the guest of Mrs W L ¬ ¬ ¬ SPECIAL SALE OF FIGURED ORGANDIES yard 8oo yards of the regular 25c quality at 20 cents per lll No two Brand Imported patterns alike Call and see this beautiful assortment at neys G 539 Main Street TUCKERS CONDONS New Spring Goods i ULfclio Sale In All Lines Away Under Regular Prics Here are a Few Specials Black Crepons from 50 cent to 1200 per yard 46 inch Silk Finished Henrietta 50 cents ptr yard All Wool Cheeks and Solid Colors 2o cents per yard All Shad s in Colored Silks and Satins cheap Table Linen and Napkins in Gretu Vmiett White Good- - of Ad Description from 5 cents up Splendid Seaniles Ladi s and Child ens Hose 10 cents Standard Bleached and Unbleached Cottons 5 cents per yard 10 4 Utica Sheeting 15 cents and IS cen per yard City n Residence ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs t Given Away N If you cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 inches vow eyesight is failing ami should have immediate attention Imperial spectacles jiikI eytslNSMfi have perfect enses tectly centred aa made of purest material sci in Frame of the high st elastic quent v of greater durability united with th uiniXt lightlies aud elegance wnennoth frames aud leneat are scientifically fitted lr U H Bowens system they always give satisfaction for ttar are perfect Never buy cheap poctaees nor of men who do not know how to fit then lou win get poorly adjusted spectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are any glasses than with either o these defects Huy imperial spectacles of abetter off without reliable skillit dealer and they will last longer without charge and be cheapest in the end I j ¬ ¬ AVe have engaged the services of Ir C EL Bowen who will visit our store on the second and last Thursdays of each month ami invite all to call ami have their eyes examined for which there is ip charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded - Estill Springs Pleasure and Health Resort ¬ er 4tfjr m one of the mo t popvlar and accommodating young men of Paris who has been connected with Mr John Gtper rr V07J 0SS252ZZ 18i 0 -- OfE JIVE 1STT0 OCTOBER 1ST B Railroad and On the R N I the Kentucay River iu the midst of Mountains and Romantic Scemry The White Sulphur is specific for skin and kidney troubles tbe Chahbeate waters t nte Hot Sulphur Batbt in the house For futh r particular saddt ess M W H Wilson general agent of th Bluegrass Fire Insurance Co is at the Windsor Hotel and is laboring iu interest of his company Attention is directed to his ad in another column Mr Wilson will make a canvess of this county ¬ On account of the repairs going on in the main audience room of the First Presbyterian Church there will be no preaching services there on Sunday morning or evening The Sunday School will be held as usual in the le- ¬ cture room G S Vrdvns drug store formauy years has been ill and confined to his His many friends room since Monday hope his illness will be brief Judge W M Purnell writes from Batltimorethat if his daughter Miss Jennie Kate Purnell continues to improve like she has in the past few days he will bring her home next week She has been very ill of blood poison and wis threatened with typhoid feyer Ihe blood poison was caused by vaccination Mrs E C Long and children leave to day for California where they will reside in the future Mr Long left yesterday to stop over in Chicago on busi ness and will be joined at that city by Bourbons Assessment his family The many friends of this charming family regret very much to THrf State Board of Eqializition recently raised Bourbons assessment see them leave Kentucky but wish on farm lands and personalty six per them unbounded happiness and pros cent Yesterday a committee composed perity in their California home of J B Kennedy H C Current and Armstrong silk 39c per Brainerd Assessor W G McCliutock appeared to day and to morrow at Mrs dozen before the State Board and secured a It Nannie Browns reduction of three per cent in the assessment For salt sand cement etc go to Geo Stuarts opposite freight depot ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ CJ TNexi visit -- Thursday May 25 SFPtHSTG Do you nped cait j i tbosk mm IRVINE KY IRLS von to look at our line o we Spring Suit WE MARK STIMrrW FIRST CLASS for Spring and Summer YVOKK and do iot c nupeto wi h cheap tailors who give you cheay TAILORING If ak THE BLUEGRASS FIRE Yea know that you cuxnot gt something fr nothing GooA clothes are hound to c at more than heap ami inf rir ones Is one of the cheapest and most reliable companies doing business in Central We will mak you h mil CHEAPS THAN ANY HOUSEIN Kentucky Gives protection against into ronMderation the way thev are Fire Lightning and Cyclone for less KENTTCKY when von take i-made Every suit w- - ut up GUARANTEED to be the LATESf rates than any other company THINCi out Office 44 Short St Lexington Ky C C Bos worth Secy J H Cartek PrtBt work 0 WOOL ket price C HIS F P LOWRY CO iITiiriLO Mercliant Cutter S E TIPTON ¬ Will pay highest S BKENT mar ELEGANT INVOICE OF BKO 28 Plenty of sacks ap tf School Announcement For 18119 Spring end 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 h 1100 Elks would present the opera Pollv in Paris next week if the Pans people W II guarantee the companys expenr es TLe opera is vnrv unefnl and pretty aud the Elks eive it in admirable style The companv would play to a good house here Come rn with Polly The Lender last uight said that the The famous Wills will c ise involving an estate valued at 20000 was ended Tuesday at Winchester by an agreed iudement establishing the validity of the will and allowing the contestants 1000 Tbe suit was brought 15 years ago It has been through the Court of Appeals two or three times and the costs including lawyers fees aggregate three or four thousand dollars Ribbon And Flower Sale Nannie Browns ribbon and flower sale this week EleIt gant ribbons 24 cents pr vard Dont forget Mrs ¬ preparatory school for youug ladies established several years ago by the late Mrs Blanche Alexander and conducted so successfully by her u itil her death and since then continued so ably by Mrs Florence Lock hart will leopen on Monday Sept 4th 1899 The new opening will be in charge of Miss Frances V Butler of this city who for a number of years was one of Miss Tiptons brightest pupils aid who fo thi past three years has been a close student of State College at Lexington Ky from which institution she graduates on the first of June next l158 Batler comes highly recotnmt nded oy Piesideut Patterson and the entire faculty of State College and is in every wiy qualified for the undertaking The school will be organized and the classes arranged under the supervision of Mrs Lockhart and will be conducted throughout on tnat same high plane upon which it was originated with the sin- gle aim and purpose of contiuning per- mauently iu this city aud com inanity a first elans preparatory school for youg The select seedless raisins Nuts tf raisins dates figs currants Newton Mitchell WANTED ¬ The Strawberry Crop The Tennessee and Southern Kentucky strawberry crop has been the largest this year in the history of these sections ¬ 50000 Ik Wool ¬ Iddies A commodious school building cenFanCy California evaporated fruits Newtov Mitchell trally located aud fitted up with all tf modem appliances will be secured For further particulars call on Mrs An eutire new line of geutlemeus belts from oueof the best manufacturers Lockhart at her school room or address Miss Frances V Butler Lock Box 206 in the United States on sale at Pi ice ¬ Co s clothiers tf Paris Ky Will pay highest market price for your wool Call and get wool sacks Chattanooga has been shipping out and twine K B HUTHCKAFT strawberries by the carload for the past 21 ap fif Paris Ky ten days as never before The Cincinnati Southern has handhd RESIDENCES F38 RENT- in eight days over 150 carloads or an average of about twenty carloads a day The shipping crop is just getting up iuTwo residences for rent in the city of to Kentucky and the shipment from Paris Apply to points south of here will continue a 9iny lmo W H McMILLAN week or ten days longer The Kentucky berries this year are ce very fine specimens and they are very plentiful Noti is hereby given that the firm of We are the peoples friends We re- ¬ R P Dow Sons has been dissolved1 your linen and put neck bands on K P Dow and Rion Dow retiring and pair disposing of thir interest in said busi Reed Steam Laundry Co free DhM to Ellsworth D iw ami John W CuystvLUZED fruits nuts oranges Spears who wdl continue said business of Second and Main streets at the apples bauaoaR emons nialaga in this coiner under the firm name of city grape grape fruit Dow Spenrs All persons owing past due accounts Newton Mitchell tf Sons to R P Dow or K P Dow and settle as the busiRear Admiral Watson who is to suc will please call up at once ceed Admiral Dewey iu command of the ness must be wound DOW RP Asiatic sduadron sailed Tuesday from RION DOW on the City of Pekiug tor ELLSWORTH DOW S iu Francisco Mav 8 1819 i9ojay lmo Manila Paris Ky ¬ J DAVIS A BIG KICK THOMSON ISGRIG Dissolution Net a man makes when hie lamulry work is sent home wnu porcupine edge and Bpreaj eagie button holes It hn would Ue laundry bring his linen to an where perfect methods obtain at all times such as the Bourbon Strain launcollars dry he will receive bis shirt and cuffs equal to new every time that we send them home np-toI -- - m ¬ vj Mm ¬ ¬ The Bonrtioti Steam Laundry HINTON WM BRO Proprietor JR Phone 4 Main office at Paiker James 1 v i I I RAILROAD TIMS CAJUTK Porters Antiseptic Healing OIL MADE USE OF HIS REVOLVER Policeman Baginski Hemmed In by Angry Italians Shot and Hilled One and Seriously Wounded Others AGUINALDO WANTS PEACE L IVom Cincinnati fcom NR 1058 a a m ARRIVAL OF TRAIN8 r m 1010 p in Lexington 511 a m 745 a in 333 pm 627 p in From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m 588 n From Mayiville--7- 42 DEPARTURE 828 pm a m 325 p m Ot TRAINS To Cincinnati 515 a m 751 a m 340 p m To Lexington 747 a m 11 05 a mj 545 pm 1014 pm To Richmond 1108 a m 5 43 p m 1016 pm To Maysville 750 a m 685 p m F B Carr Agent -- Relieves all pain instantly For cuts burns boils bruises itch eczema ca¬ tarrh sore throat erysipelas corns chapped hands or lips piles and all ul cers or sores of ekin or mucous membrane it is a sure and permanent cure Will cure sore or inflamed eye in forty eight hours Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Horsemen will find this oil will curs scratches cracked heel alter burns old sores and collar galls No cure no pay For sale by Clarke Keuney Pms ¬ ¬ Reported That He Decides to Accept the Bay horse 15 hands 8 in foaled 1893 Terms of the American Philip By ABERDEEN aire of Ky Union 2071 Dentine 4 213 pine Commissioners WIGGINS 2 andfifty 219 Alabaster 4 Chicago May a 18 number of Italians Policeman Ban inski Wednesdaj afternoon shot and In a struggle with mm EAST oi it killed Baiso Lio and seriously wounded Savero Lio and Frank Leon The policeman says he was attacked by half a dozen men and being hemmed in was compelled to use his revolver The friends of the dead and wounded Kentucky lOmar Gmo say the shooting was entirely without New Photograph Gallery provocation It might have gone hard with Ba D Cable has opened a cozy new pho ginski had not Officer Henry Murray tograph gallery on Main street opposite who heard the shooting come to his the Telephone Exchange where he is assistance After a hard fight in prepared to nake good pictures at low which both officers were badly beaten prices Kodak work will also be fin ¬ Murray managed to reach a patrol box ished up promptly in first class styte and turn in a riot alarm The crowd He solicits the patronage of the public dispersed upon the arrival of several 18a6t patrol wagons filled with blue coats ¬ TIME TABLE BOUND To Mv Patrons I have moved my gallery fixtures to my residence on Henderson street but I am prepared to make pictures from old negative or make large pictures and finish kodak wotk Orders can be left at Vardens drug store or at my residence L G RINNAN S S ABNET mail carrier will haul light baggage to and from depot Terms Leave orders at Post very ren ouable tf office ¬ MRS GEORGE IS DENOUNCED 830am f00pm Ar Lexington 1115am K4ipm 1125am H Mpm 830am 550pm Lv iixlnKton Wlnehesterll58ani 92Jpin 915am 6pm Ar Mt SteiHngl22pit fe50pin 950am 705pn Ar VV ashington 6 5 am 3 10pm Ar PuiladelpuialOloim 705pm At New York 1240nn 908pm WEST BOUND Lv Louisville The Ministers of East Liverpool Vigor- ¬ ously Irotest Against Her Lectur ¬ ing in That City May 13 If Mrs Anna George attempts to lecture O ¬ East Liverpool special cable ¬ gram to the Globe Democrat from Ma- ¬ nila says It is reported here that Gen Agui naldo has decided to accept the terms of peace offered by the American Philippine commission Aguinaldo has started his representatives from San Isidro for Manilla He is said to have reached this decision in a conferende held in San Isidrc Wednesday The battle of San Isidro took place after the decision to accept the terras was reached Manila May IS Maj Kobbes column reached San Luis eight miles up the Rio Grande Wednesday meeting with but slight opposition One man was wounded during a brush with the rebels At daybreak the Americans began a further advance toward Candaba about six miles up the river beyond San Luis The insurgents along Gen MacAr thurs front evacuated their positions during the night presumably moving IS A ¬ St Louis May tli ee in 230 81 22 ¬ in 230 list Sultan 224 etc 3rd dam Bell Viw Maid dam of Center 229 by Idol 177 4th dam by Pilot Jr sire of dam of Maud S 208 210 etc 5th dam by Mambrino Messenger Breed to early Meed if you wantenrly speed Wiggins took his record of 219 and could beat 214 at 2 years old fie 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 training speed This colt is now being trained by Mr Dick Wilson of Rushville Ind Jay-Eve-Se- 1st dam Aldina de Mer dam of 219 and Mabel Moneypenny 20 her first two colts trained by Stamboul 307 son of Saltan 224 etc 2nd dam Belle Blanche by the Moor 870 sire of Beautiful Bells dam of 8 e Wiin92 r Lien retained on colt until season is paid Grass at 10 cts per day dents and escapes at owners risk For further particulars address 2000 TO INSURE A COLT Acci- ¬ ¬ JAMKS E CLAY Marclimoiit Stock Farm Paris Ky Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort Ar Winchester ArShelbyville UhOlani Tiipm Ar Louisville kJU00am 4kl5pm 730am ItOpm 655am 250pro 8Kin jipm 7Kam 345pm npm 911am i Trains marked thus f run daily cept Sunday other trains run daily ex- ¬ Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without The Bourbon Steam Laundry change having secured ortiee room at For rates Sleeping Car innervations oi Parker James corner Fourth any information call on and Main will locate their main F B Carr Phone No office at that place Agent L NRR or George W Barney Paris Ky 4 All calls or bundles entrusted Div Pass Agent to them will receive prompt at- ¬ Lexington this cit- - as scheduled for Thursday farther up the railroad The 25d infantry has sailed on the night she undoubtedly had better pre pare for a zero reception The transport Leon XIII for Jolo island to City Ministers association called relieve the Spanish garrison there Washington May is The situation a special meeting and unanimously adopted silinq- resolutions protesting of the insui gc nts among officials is MacArthurs against her proposed debut in this city considered desperate division drove them back along the and calling on the people in the name of Christian womahood the sanc line of the railroad to Dagupan on the tity of the home the sacredneas of bay of Linga Yen as far as Calumpit in - 1 l Willi 111 f J L g av8llllraflfll ¬ motherhood and pure morals to re- ¬ frain from encouraging this shameless Haunting of a confessedly wicked life in the faces of good people All efforts to impede his progress by the destruction of bridges were frus- ¬ jl JKS I Vmy oAlv 7 SSPStO ctmuf fSSBwJh CArSSl cS BL Ring out lis old Ring in the new Ric out ite ilse Rin in Uie true e bring yoa the new and true from tae or Norway piney fore DR BELLS Improved by tention FATAL FIGHT OYER CHILDREN Yf raokfort J Cncionati rRD h ELKHORN ROUTE LOCAL TIME IN EFFECT DE EMBKrt VrH 18 8 My agency insures against Near Tiptonville Tonn Mrs Covicgtoa Stabs to the Hvat Mrs Mattox aud fire wind and storm best old re ¬ Fatally Wounds Mrs Edwards prompt paying compaliable Union City Tenn May IS- - A mea nies non union ger account of a tragedy at Haynes W 0 HINTON Agent Mill near Tiptonvillc reached here ¬ ¬ FX-i-A-is- ro EAHT BOUND No 1 No 3 No 5 PiHg Paaa Mixed i 00pm 7 xam 3 4unm Lve Frankfort a 7 llRru Lve Flkhorn 52pw 1 20pm 7 18am 4 00pm 1 35pm Lve Swltaer Lve Htamping Grnd 7 2iam 4 10pm 156pm BINDEBS m WEBS Wednesday night Three women a Mrs Mattox Mrs Edwards and Miss Brogdon waylaid a Mrs Covington and attacked her with ciubs where ¬ upon the latter drew a knife and stabbed Mrs Mattox through the trated The insurgents were forced out of their strongest positions Simultaneously Gen Lawton moved to the right in a wide detour toward Norzagaray the eastern limit of open country with the in tenilon of turning the enemys posi tion and crushing him between the two columns Although unsuccessful in this the enemy to make good his escape was compelled to abandon his line of retreat along the railroad and retire up the Rio Grande The insurgents by this move displayed consid erable adroitness in the art of war aa it made it incumbent upon the Americans to get their supplies to the front ¬ ¬ ine jl vf - -T- ar-Honey Natures most natural remedy al4 science to a Cure for coughs Pleasant Permanent Positive colds and all 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the Philippines seeking to secure a prolongation of war and bloodshed and creating discontent and doubt among soldiers and sailors in active service ¬ Charged With Killing His Wife Feiham Ga May IS John Harrison a well to do farmer living near ¬ along a new line This had been comparatively easy along the line of the railroad which had been prepared as the troops advanced The change in the line of re- ¬ treat of the rebels stopped Lawtons advance for several days it is presum ed as no movement until Wednesda had been reported since Friday Mean ¬ time it is presumed supplies were sent forward up the Rio Grande in cascoes native barges under the escort of the gunboats commanded by Maj Kobbes The latter was reported to have 1500 men with him designed for the reinforcement of Lawton The supplies probably have now arrived at the point opposite Lawton whose column had advanced along a line five miles east and parallel with the river and were delivered to him and Wednes day he pushed on into 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R Maick Agt J F Ellison Supt No 204 Pub Idg Cinti O and W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O ii iii r i l8nir lsep99 h Herd of Cattle Killed by Lightning Stores and Ammunition for Deweys Fleet CLARKSiiLRG W Va May IS At New Yokk May IS The United of Ira Ward lightning struck States refrigerating store ship Glaciei the farm passed out of quarantine Wednesday a tree under which ten head of valu ¬ VHiii A m UK a A AW bound for Manila with stores and am able cattle had taken shelter killing the entire herd munition for Adm Deweys fleet SO I CONSTIPATIONil PEPSIN A 1 Insure your property against tire wind and lightning in th Hurst Home Insurance Co a safe and reliable com pany O W Muxes Agent Pari Ky k Y X 1 N THE BOURBON NjfcWSWAKlS THE REBOUND Of co wed met the winter through At balls and teas but then you know I thought the world of Ned Carcv Whod been devoted and I knew Tom was in love with Kiltie Snow So Tuesday night at Kitties ball ON M FRIDAY M 1899 ¬ ¬ -- reh tfel surface his blue back and yellow fins blazing in the sunlight I reeled for my life there was no doubt about that I had a big nfultiplier that ate up line like a windmill but no reeling on top of the earth could have met that When they umoonced she was engaged rush and I saw my line slack and made To Ned Carew I thouil t Id fall up my mind that the game was up The Or faint I really can recall When Ive been so stunned or enraged fish stopped 20 feet from the boat or as soon as he saw me whirled about and Shes such a scheming girl and then Oh lots of times Ive heard Ned say fairly dazzled me as the sun struck He thought she looked so silly when him and was off again with 200 feet beShe tried to flirt Oh dear some men fore I could stop him Then he began Cant keep the same mind through the day to plunge to the bottom and drag the line like a steam engine hauling the Well Wednesday came and as twas Lent boat round then he came to the top And I was blue about it all I thought the day would be best spent again and rushed in on me as before In some good work and so I went Finally after nearly three hours of To take flowers to the hospital xnis me nsn started down tne coast ann And passing by who should I see towed us five miles sometimes stopAs at their door with all my flowers ping to rush away occasionally turning I stood but Tom He said that he and towing the boat against a heavy Thoupiit time best spent in charity I tajd those were my happiest hours sea that had picked up but invariably turning south again and in four hours Well that began it Then we found from the start was gaffed after a hard Our tastes alike in everything We think respects the proper ground struggle He broke the first gaff in For love and ours is strong and sound pieces and tore it from the hands of the boatman The fish was fought hard Mines twice as big as Kittys ring Beatrice Hanscom in Ladies Horn XIU1I1 IIICMUI l IU 11JC JIIHMIUIIU MClgllL U Journal 183 pounds -Its a good fish story no doubt said 3 Sr the black sea bass champion as the colonel concluded its a game fish but Big Stories of Big Fish its not in the same class with the black sea bass and I never landed my biggest The Tnna Man Put to Flight by the Blacit Sea Bast Man fish It was this way I was fishing for whitefish and had on a sardine 1 got a bite and pulled up then got a heavier finalone kT7VERYTHlXG is upside down on bite then a still heavier got and ly after a hard struggle the fish up this side said a rotund member and to my amazement I saw it was a of the Tuna club Santa Catalina who black sea bass A rockbass had taken was watching Mexican Joe his boat ¬ a whitefish had taken man rig up a tuna bait On the Atlan- ¬ the sardine yellowtail had grabbed the the rockbass a tic we have the gulf stream flowing whitefish and the sea bass had taken north Here were on the Kurosivo4 the yellowtail The fish towed us anthe Japanese current that flows south chor down four miles up the coast and and gives us this fishing but the trou- ¬ headed for San Nicolas 70 miles away ble with the old thing is that it wabbles T reckon wes outto Sometimes its off shore sometimes then I saidThe Jim was as long as bass the clean in sometimes it runs up into the classed boat as near as we could judge and I Arctic sometimes cutting across below and thats what affects our fish would have given a thousand dollars to He would have ing and climate according to my mind see him weighed pounds sure tipped scales at S00 the But it When the Kurosiwo is oil shore as i was not our day he suddenly gave a was five years ago the fishing is oiv too That year the yellow tail were lunge and got away for a hundred feet as scarce as hens teeth and the rea ¬ While I was 1 reeling him in we saw a big 5 son was the warm current was off shore flurry and a foot man eater cane right out of and just touched the islands of south ¬ mouth the water with that bass in his and bit the fish square in two ern California This year were right leaving me the head which I had in it People have been bathing all win ¬ ter at Avalon which shows that tie mounted as a trophy My 327 pound fish which has accord water is warm thats the reason the yellow tail have struck in so soon Joe ed me the championship of the world saw a school going north yrsterday I landed fairly and sqtiarely in 55 min¬ We were on that covered 20 acres and was an hour utes 12 ounce fishing 21 the bottom with rods and strand lines passing He reckoned that there were All at once my line began to run out I millions in the school gave How can he reckon asked a Well the fish about ten feet and struck gentlemen and the narrator He cant read or chronic kicker took off his hat and wiped his brow at write Ill give cm my Well he can sa ey cant he re the mere recollection I thought that fish would take word torted the Tuna clubman the boatman This seemed unanswerable but the o the anchorunder water 7kav threw rope a isle kicker presently came to the front Doin the reel and a and with water we rush of You aCf Joe saw a million fish were off Jim pulling again for his life to get and they wa n hour passing h ladway on the boat and I working the Dye know how that was Why he thumb brake with all mv strength to saw a school of 400 or 500 yellow tail s op the rush but before I knew had thats what he saw and like they al taken 700 feci of line and worn anit inch ways do at the first run they was swini leather pad down to nothing And ming ii a circle and Mexican Joe was thats what bothered me the smo t f drifting on the circumference of the that burning thumb brake k pt get ng circle and the same fish went tinker in my eyes though Jim kept faunftyi him about a million times lies got away I heard afterward tht people double multiplying sight anyway like who saw us thought it was v steam a reel like all them Ananias club boat launch Hut finally the brake burned men what thev dort see when theyre up and I used a thumbstall Whn that out of bait is a caution Why look what wore out I doubled tip my hat and final they tall up now trying to make out ly after a ush of 900 feet I stopped the xhut black hea bass is equal to a tuna fish lie began to skulk but I put the Well so he is responded the fleshy tarpon pumping movement into play man and soon started him Then he bean What said the other Compare to rush around the boat going so last that great overgrown hunk of a fish to that hot Jim and I got dizzy Wt a tina couldnt see the shore at all and finally Well I hold the record for the big had to shut our eyes and there f gest fish on top of the earth with the course we lost time but we kept at the smallest line for a game fish and that reel and several times the rubber begen fish was a V2 pound black sea bass re ¬ fo melt but Jim kept pouring water on plied the clubman t as I reeled and at last by a herculean Here eoim s the colonel said some effort I got that fish within 20 ol holiU the belt for the biggest Hie boat It was then 45 minutes by the one he clock Why thi boat What clock iish story clock I never go fishing witlwut a reAnd claims everything in sight clock torted the black sea bass champion As 1 was saying we had th up do yon consider the gamest What 20 feet but to move him aiiofher fish in these waters colonel asked the within oot we couldnt Minutes and seconds kicker as the other man came up ¬ Why everyone knows that the leap Were slipping away and finally we had only ten minutes you see I wanted tc ing tuna is an a class by itself Why do it in an hour and just then Jim had rolling his eyes around we would feed our tuna on full grown tarpon if we in inspiration He said stop reeling could get them It cant be added the ir and well pull the boat up to the colonel turning to the black sea bass fish You see all the time we had been thai you are still clinging trying to pull the fish to the bo t So champion to that silly dch ion that your iish beat Jim took his oars and rowed alongside mine Ill tell you what Vll do talk ¬ while I reeled in the slack and just 5e ing so fast that the black sea bass man minutes from the time I hooked the fish him could not get in a word Ill tell these Jim hauleda dot into the boat 327 there isnt a man on gentlemen the story of my catch then pounds to earth that can do it in less and the you tell yours and let them senile it Well continued the colonel clear black sea bass advocate looked around ing away the hooks and wire on the at the awe stricken assemblage X liut Y I the tuna man had disappeared Mexican stand and sitting down Sun hooked my iish one morning about six oclock two of us were fishing We Dweller lllcrn Cave to be exact had 12 Ounce rods seven feet long and Cave dwellers or earth 21 thread lines and plenty of it or rock dwellers are not yet extinct A feet or more TL iirst we knew there traveWwho visited the prehistoric was a rush and two big vish came boil cave dwellings near Halberstadt in the ing along astern then you should have llar mountains found in the nearby heard those reels You may talk about village of Langenstein ten eaves hewn they simply hummed and the in the rock and occupied by 40 persons high line was jerked off so quick that before Thin little settlement is built on the I could think 500 feet was gone while slope of a rocky hill near the village the fish my friend had hooked had Tine fronts of the dwellings were made taken everything and was off There by cutting a vertical face in the rock was a sort of a shriek from the steel Pach house has a door and one win throat of that reel and 900 feet of good dow The first house was constructed line went I kept my fish well in hand only 40 years ago by a young married I confess by a species of luck and couple who were too poor to pay their stopped him in less than 800 feet and rent in the village The rock houses when I felt that the brake was telling are warm in winter and cool in sum ¬ and that he was towing the boat and mer They are quite healthful accord ¬ ing c the testimony of their inhab not taking line I thought 1 had chance but just then began some of itants whose stout limbs anH red the strangest maneuvers I ever saw in cheeks vouch for the truth of their a fish Suddenly I thought he was gone statements X Y Herald You who have caught tunas perhaps The Worlds Language know this peculiarity of the fish in get- ¬ A French philosophical journal esti ting off when there is no strain en the line another tuna sometimes cuts it mates that of the 8G0 different lanwith Its back Well I thought this had guages spoken on the globe 89 are in happened but a Eecond latfr I saw a neo in Tiirnnp 11 ilTl Afrirn too- - 1 gleam o the water atfd it was my fish 417 jd America and 117 in Oceanic ¬ J re he was coming for me like a shot and on France New President President Loubet the new president of France is if anything calm sane a trifle bourgeois and utterly devoid of sense of selt iuiportance But there is a strong and irresistible will behind his bland face and he looks like a man who would infuse into run down French politics as much vigor and new life as llostetters Stomach Bitters will into the run down system of anyone who uses it It is an absolute cure for the worst of all stomach disorders A ¬ To the Editor I wish to express my heartfelt thanks to the following named persons itor the assistance rendeied me in the death of my husband Officers Brown Loftus and OUonnell who helped get the carriages in lne at the funeral John Gorman who watched the corpse Adolph Simmon of Simmon ft Xorrby who was especially no ticeable while singing All Coons Look Alike to Me at the wake and to Nick WentZ for serving lunch to the mourners during their bereavement Those men shall never be forgotten for their kindness Mrs Sarah Ann Wells nee Murphy Penny ¬ ¬ Card of Thanks Press Justice Laughlin in Supreme Court Buffalo has ordered a permanent injunction with costs and a full accounting of sales tn issue acrainst Paul U H turer of Dr Clarks Foot Powder and aisoagaiusi a reiau aeaier ot 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 aching feet to shake in vour shoes now so largely advertised and sold all over the country Allen S Olmsted of Le Roy N is the owner of the trade mark Foot Ease and he is the first individual who ever advertised a foot powder extensively He will send a sample Free to anv one who writes him for it The decision in this case upholds his trade mark and renders all par ties liable who fraudulently attempt to profit by the extensive Foot Ease advertising in placing upon the market a spurious and similar appearing preparation labeled and put up in envelopes and boxes like Foot Ease Similar suits will be brought against others who are now infringing on the Foot Ease trade mark and common law rights ¬ ¬ Foot Ease Trade Murk Sustained Will S WPl w JK0BHHn Ayefs Sarsaparilla The courtship period for ¬ - I ¬ I dont see how it happens that you get Kalsomines are cheap temporary prep- ¬ the manufactured from chalks clays said start of your business rivals so often arations the man to the prosperous undertaker whiting etc and are stuck on the walls Why you must have nearly double the with decaying animal glue They bear no joniparison with Alabastine which is a ce trade of any of the others Guess I do said the man of caskets ment that goes through a process of setin frankly mesa 1 do Of course mum is ting and harden with age Consumers buying Alabastine should see that the goods the word but the fact is Dr Cutter always are in packages and properly labeled Noth- gives me the tip when hes going to dig for ing else is just as good as Alabastine The appendicitis and Im invariably the first Cleveland Plain claims of new imitations are absurd on man to apply for the job their face They cannot offer the test of Dealer time for durability ¬ ¬ ¬ What Kalomines Are Helped by a Tip ¬ j going to be she said in describing the serial her best friend until I happened that the author was paid so much and probabiy would not want to Chicago Post spoil a good thing killed etory to to think a word I felt sure the hero was Then She Felt Relieved State of Ohio Citt of Toledo w Lucas County Frank J Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the hrm of F J Cheney ¬ Do Yonr Feet Aehe and Burn Shake into your shoes Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet It makes tight or New Cures Corns Bunions Shoes feel Easy Swollen Hot Callous Sore and Sweating Feet All Druggists and Shoe Stores sell Address it 25c Sample sent FREE Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y Take everything with a grain of moderation A little fertilizer makes the grass grow better but put it on a foot thick and it kills all vegetation L A W Bulletin ¬ ¬ Co doing business in the city of Toledo County and State aforesaid and that said firm will pay the sum of One Hundred Dol lars for each and every ease of catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrhm FRANK J CHENEY Cure Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence this 6th day of Deeember A D 1886 A W GLEASON Seal Notary Public Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous sur faces of the system Send for testimonials CO Toledo O free F J CHENEY Sold bv drucgists 75c Halls Family Pills are the best ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I gave the cook fits to my wife Parke Piatt And it was the newspapers I beAnything happen Lane lieve that gave the count away Philadelthis morning I dont know yet but Im afraid phia North American Parke her father Lension The Ghing o It The bride was given away by ¬ ¬ passed long since when it won the confidence 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 she heard what I said Town Topics m It takes a thief to catch a thief honest man huds more good men in the world than a rascal would ever guess were there L A Y Bulletin and an Price If THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK Cat tiecommon H 4 Select Shioptrs 6 u light CALVES Fair to A HOGS Coarse and heavy 3 Mixed packers 3 Litht shippers Spring FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red LAMBS ¬ Cincinnati0 61 50 10 70 60 3 50 6 01 3 35 Mav Texas for a copy of Illustrator and Gen eral Narrator a very attractive publication rilled with reliable information in regard to the Empire State of the Southwest A2 ceut stamp to cover postage will secure it Great so you will do well to send to D J Jen Pass Tkt Agt International Interested in Texas Northern Railway Palestine ¬ ¬ Ayeks ry 99 a 4 18 h0 Hz 4 A 7i 50 Helpers the victim conscious when you reached him Pat Vis sir he worr But beehune 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 i Coroner Was - fii SHEEPChoiee AIM 4 r0 ttf 7 50 fc 3 60 S 8J ¬ No 3 red Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 Rye No 2 HAY Prime to choice PROVISK NS Mes pork Lard BUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choic creamerv APPLET Choice to fancy POT ATOES Per bu CHICAGO GRAJN Wheat- - No 2 red No 3 ChietUTO spring a Z 71V4 The Best Prescription for Chills a 70 MY 50 50 1100 all i c 2f M -- O Always Ximble There is no rest for money Spendthrifts keep it going Misers keep counting it N O Picavune Xo Cre Told In One Day Take Laxative Bronio Quinine Tablets All druggists ref uud money if it fails to cure 25c How to Get Rich Some men said 4 h2H 10 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 4 00 50 3 50 Qt Q 50 i5 FLOUR Winter patent 2 722a 66 3 60 75 ¬ cornno 2 OATS No PORK LARD a 70 -- Mess 27 8 -- steam i FLOCK WhKAi ¬ RYE OATS Mixed PORK NewMess NEW YORK Winter patent No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed LARD Western 3 75 4 72 Uncle Eben wouldr hab no trouble tall 10 a 8 15 bout gettin rich ef dey held on as tight to Wq 5 oo de money dey earns as dey does to de Washington Star money dey borrows 4 00 h27g 41 ua Mm t 6 Dont forget that you can dye all kinds of fibers cotton wool or silk at the same iime in the same vessel with Putnam Fade less Dyes ¬ 8 3 2 25 ¬ FLOUR Family G R A l N Wheat No outhern --- BALTIMORE red Qi8 35 3M 73v n o 69 31 35 9 00 3Ha SUCCESSFUL SHOOTERS SHOOT A hole in ones pocket isnt desirable but bow about the rent in that of ones landlord L A W Bulletin ¬ WINCHESTER Rifles Repeating Shotguns Ammunition and Loaded Shotgun Shells Winchester guns ancf ammunition are the standard of the world but they do not cost any more than poorer makes All reliable dealers sell Winchester goods postal for address FREE Send name anddescribingonalla the guns page Illustrated Catalogue ammunition made by the 180 WINCHESTER AVE - CATTLE First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No Oats No Corn 2 2 Corn Mixed Oata No 2 white Rye No 2 western Sftftg 4 50 3 90 35ft M 4 80 4 10 an unfailing medicine F R Lotz Scott St Covington Ky Oct 1 1894 I have found Pisos Cure for Consumption 1305 ¬ mixed mixed 7lVf 33 28 3 75 4 00 ried Sometimes you hear of a perfect man He is the fellow your wife could have marTown Topics ¬ 156 -- vt LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winterpaient GRAIN Wheat No Srtsu Corn Mixed 0it- - Mixed PORK- - Mes- - 73 38 30 10 00 5 Beauty marred by a bad complexion may be restored by Glenns Sulphur Soap Hills Hair and Whisker Dye 50 cent - and WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO NEW HAVEN LARD Steam Never wear shoes too small for you a good foot rule Chicago Daily News is G8NN ¬ fh -- ¬ ¬ are assailed at every turn by troubles peculiar WOMEN 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 ngures 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 M Dear Mrs Pinkham I had been a constant sufferer for nearly three years Had inflammation of the womb leucorrhcea heart trouble bearing down pains backache headache ached all over and v v at times c ould hardly stand on jOv mY feet My heart trouble was y bad that some nights vas compelled to sit up in bed or get up and walk the floor tor it seemed as though I should EAST WEST HOME IS BEST IF KEPT CLEAN WITH WOMEN WHO NEED MRS PiNKHAMS AID SAPOLIO 0mvmj7 II I- 6 DR W I IKQFFETTS Aids Digestion - X2L4B OASTf aPJc EETHIN TEETHIN6 POWDERS TESTIMONIALS SAY Si Regulates the Bowels Makes Teetaing Easy TEETHINA Relieves the Bowel Troubles of Children of Any Age Costs Only 25 Cents Ask Your Druggist for it jr iOOOs of UNSOLICITED I LIVE Scalp and Skin Diseases sueb as Salt Kbeutn Kc zeraa Scald Lead Chilblains Piles Burns Baty Utioiors Dandruff Itcbing Scalp Falling Hair thickening and making it Soft Silky and Luxuri- ¬ ant All Face Eruptions producing a Soft Clear It contains no Beautiful Skin and Complexion Lead Sulphur Cantharides or anything injurious An easy great seller Lady canvassers make 91 to a day Druggists or mail 30c Capillaris Manufacturing Co N V Address T nHILL STOCK Permanently eures all Itching BuruiriK- Scaley - ¬ riSSI J vT3 WKriMh1fC V r Vtt JJ WS ¬ A would write and see if you could do any- thine for me I followed -- 3 your advice and now I feel All like a new woman those dreadful troubles I have no more and I have found Lvdia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash a sure cure for leucorrhcea I am very thankful for your good advice and medicine jtM S Svr7 y than once I have been obliged to have the doctor visit me in the middle of the night I was also very nervous and fretful I was ut- ¬ terly discouraged One day I thought I smother More We will furnish duplicates of LIVE STOCK CUTS or any other Cut shown in any spec ¬ imen Book at or below quoted prices for sums A N KELLOGG NEWSPAPER CO 335 W Fifth St Cincinnati o MA1VKF1ELD Agt GLEX BIDGE M J IF re EL BOOKLET o READERS OF THI8 PAPER DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING INKPBCTURES Freebymsil If you writs with Carters Ink to CARTERS INK CO HOW TO MAKE BOSTON ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMN fflft MASS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSlflb SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS WHISKERS DYED A CURES WHtftfc ILL rIKFViUR -i- voogn vT uea 7i rL oyrap a rastes wjoa tn time Sola by t Natural Blaok by ANK Buckinghams Dye Price 60 E cents of all druggists or B F Ball rtssnos au 4k Co WHEN WRITING TO pleeInstate paperyon that Mat this J 8 THE EOURBON NEWS ontinui il iAic IY ¬ Fill DAY MAY 0 19 1899 uQEJS sSSSSGm ONLY ONE GORE ROFOLA 5 There are dozens of remedies recommended for Scrofula some of them no doubt being able to ftfford temporary relief but S S S is absolutely I VUm A xL the nly remey which completely cures it HCmfiuY lCu3 tO TlSiS forofula is one of the most obstinate deep seated V blood diseases and is beyond the reach of the irtQiD filCOQCA Slhcf many so called purifiers and tonics because some- UUwlllldlu UiOCuOUi thing more than a mere tonic is required S S v equal to any blood trouble and never fails to cure Scrofula because it oes down to the seat of the disease thus permanently eliminating every trace of the taint The sciousconseaupnops tn wTuMi Snrrfnio mmI laaHa Should impress upon those afflicted with it the vital im iortance of wasting no time upon treatment which can not possibly effect a cure In many cases where the wrong treatment has been relied upon complicated glandular wellings have resulted for which the doctors insist that ft dangerous surgical operation is necessary HEThompson of Mi Hedge ville Ga writes A bad case of Scrofula broke out on the glands of my neck which had to be lanced and caused me much suffering I was treated for a long while but the physicians were un- ¬ able to cure me and my condition was as bad as when I began their treatment Many blood remedies were used bat without effect Some one recommended S S S and I began to improve as soon as I had taken a few bottles Continuing the remedv T was soon nmvul nprmnnpnUv and have never had a sign of the disease to return Swifts Specific from first pape place at tLe CI ristian Church on the 2iMJacsapskrsa523- - i eveningot the Inst Mrs Rebecca Tureman gave a birthday oiuuer Tuesday to svernl of her friends in honor of her 77th birthday Those present and their ages were Mrs Mrs Giiuis 78 Charitv Sharp 7 Mrs Pope 81 1 he othos present were Misses Eiiza Boger and Martha Dudley After an elegant dinner tbn afternoon was very pleasantly spent talking over their girlhood days 10 Strongest in tbe World thfi fllllV Ui 10 Ui N R MIC UIIIJ SCINTILLATIONS An CHE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY 1 F II ¬ Comment Two six year old boys were drowned in sewer iu Louisville Wednesday Ten yotrog ladies and two youDg men will graduate from the C nthia a Graded School on June 16tb At ZanesviDe O a man was knocked down and robbed in the loorhee eouchee tent of Robinsons circus The Board of Examiners f und th Asylum Lexington in excellent condition Out of i patients only six were in the hospital The improved conditio of the health of he patients is believed ti be the result of the sew sewer which a perfect success ¬ Interesting Jumble Of Newt And L N Etarnrsion Kates ¬ One fare round trip to Glasgow Ky AcMay 21 and 22 limited May 2b count State Encampment G A R is the only remedy which can promptly reach and cure obstinate deep seated blood disease By relying upon it and not experimenting with the various Special rates to CoJorarto points May ao ealled tonics etc all sufferers from blood troubles can be promptly cured 14 15 and 16 limited June 15 instead of enduring years of suffering which gradually but surely undermines One fare rnnd trip to Grai d Rapids the constitution S S S is guaranteed purely vegetable and never fails to eure Scrofula Eczema Cancer Rheumatism Contagious Blood Poison Boils Mich May 2323 and 24 limited Ma Tetter Pimples Sores Ulcers etc Insist upon S S S nothing can take its place 31 Account oil convention V M G A Books on blood and skin diseases w ill be mailed free to any address by the of North America Bwift Specific Company Atlanta Georgia One fare rmil trp to Roanoke Va WkAUM as a j May 17 to 22 limited to May 26 ac count of annual meeting German Bm- SUMMER S S S FOR THE BLOOD 1- For a CRUISE take the j COAST LINE to MACKINAC WEW STEEL i list Brethren One tare round trip to Asheville N 3naF limit June 30 C ou June 13 ro icconut of Sontlwii Stiwltiits CoiJet- lt - COMFORT SPEED and SAFETY PASSENGER ceout Sesioi Souttoeru BibJical Arisen Wy J A uoe an Y W Odb fare roan t tip to TrarloUe r Jrga 18 to 21 Hunted July 1 1 N ac- - STEAMERS The Greatest Perfection yet attained in Boat Construction I jixurkrus Equipment Artistic Furnishing Decoration and Efficient Service To Detroit No other jltacfciuac Iine Georgian Bay PeiosRog CHicago to t Louis lira e IS 19 aid 20 final laaiit June 26 on coaat of Annual Reunion and Graad Lodge Keeling Benevolent Protec tive order of Elks Farfurtb gT informal tion call on or addrecOn fire onnd trp al ¬ Has achieved a greater success 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 HUGH MONTGOMERY Agent Paris Kentucky - offers a panorama of 460 miles of equal variety aad interest Day and Night Sbwice Bptwpm Four Trips per Week Between J D Feenky arenwai Agent FFCarr Co - Toledo Detroit and Mackinac PETOSKEY THE SOO MArtQUETTE AND DULUTH DETROIT AND CLEVELAND Connection s are made srcievetsnd with Earliest Trains for all paints East Sooth and Southwest and at Detroit for all points North and Northwest Ticket Agnt C 31 Berths Far Each Direction 5 O Stateroom 175 75c 1 LOW RATES to Picturesque Mackinac b su te Cost from Cleveland Smcn wmtnmrg tjTwim pipes and window shades- GtoJ Snyder for wall corns 1625 from Detroit 1375 Sunday Trip June July Aug Sep Oct Only Every Day and Night Betweb stcSX JUST PHYSICIAN AND SURGEONS S Cleveland JPut-in-B- ay nod Toledo Detroit aniTGteveiand mmtam Dy Sawyers Little WiV Awnke pi give parity ot blood njd vigour of ihoagitrt hy perfectly reulatiig the- bowels aari cure biliousness inactive liver and cc - stipaixDi W T Bro Jrggint F 9 fis3E5i-jti - iFsrr5roi v - -- gs IsTOTIOH Ml lSw Fof is tbe time to sow socrhnmca us RECEim bu firm iio- - iv i ftinv i nil iuo i Dv Sawyers Ukatine nevr has und llCJ aini attte ibose to wedo not se how it canr fnil to siii curt whom tn ft i i indlitMl wil please kiiiney the- wA preut iht ir Hcvouum Mi the- onder--igur- d neeid disorders It gives nature Sails and nature thas aidri never I will cotirinoe iw tee hwry VV T Brooks druggist lovsrt r HnI buincoo ai lue ymi plnc tipper stable and I solie th patron ¬ age of all nf - mi inir or iiilbtrd i tock De h0w will fqaa thr acres of corn The be4 vmietwof eei f r sale bv Geo W Stosart oppoete Mirk having fftijht d pot itfj to said anoVr- - tattiDg j I TV7IN BROTHERS 0 41 th special In Their Different Departments Pi HWKW1II8 WALTER CJLAKii April I ltiarteis Antisefttl Healing Oil - bur vising 18 1S9i Prtner PURITY GUARANTEED FOK SALE power rels of enr Relieves all pain iastatitly Forrtuts caburns boils bruisoay itdo fecxem tatfuh sore throatr ervipelas rorns ckapped haudb or laps piles and jkll ul ceus or sores of skin or mucous mem hnnp it is i snre and pennaneii cure Willi crire sore ¬ itatnlard laH e will grind Will hell Cheap A Bnt jxwnr fiirviiia HO Mill 75 bar 10 G Atmmm m m K PARRIS n - Sold tm jQy con u per lav with P borse Mratdbtf PHV- - iliohpv retnnleil Efovvemeu will Scul tbis oil hmn r Sar faction guaraiifed Saufted eye in forty--ih- t 01 fTOltJ ciacKul heel old soreb and coliar gaiis Kenfrncky v cure lte kmrua No cure no H BARNKTT Fot uale by Ciifk Kmiu r 40 Here rn r la Et I0tnr P lis 6uio T ri - r- - i l a I jf 30 LdliuiiicLi- - v V - r MU - M Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotl Pan- timothy on now About the Iron Xorks turnpike Wtwen Cnn- ninghni btation ani Joaetr X Road at f60JU per acre Escon Applv to Kobt S 26 dida Kv or R T FtoRD W St New York City 21ap tf Tho-mf-so- n in ifFn TUESDAY April tl lSi THZ GREAT WAJESTIC n nLHWk M4 X ltuminK every second Tneskiy in ech tnonth Hjeerence Every leaii physician Paris Kentucky JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Cal Work guaranteed satisfactory work is -vmtlv answered Your olici ted Prices reasonable WORK HOUSES FUR SALE j MAJE5Td MAJESTIC Iff Peebles Candy Is sold exclusively in this city by STmaS X 5TLGUI5L3I G S VAKDEN J AS FEE SON ALWAYS DAINTY pretty work of lMlht girls ujhJw th diiotion of skiUjd men i surroamAmga a clan as a pajrlor make It po strive that Peebles Candy is always dainty ALWAYS PURE 2iaS tnan are used1 In the manufactura of Peebles Candy an Our Dry Goods Department is filled with the latest novelties of Silks for Wai ts Taylor Made Dress i Goods it 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 -- DRY GOODS Our Shoe Department contains the latest in Mens Boys Ladies and ChiMrerTs Tans and Blacks in all style toenail 1 width prices and quality eunranteed Come in and try a pair Our Clothing and Gents Furnishing Department is complete Everything m Mens Ghildrens Clothii g It will he to your interest before purchasing to give us a visit SHOES CLOTHING JK mve for sale an iron gray horse 8- THE GREAT MAJESTIC works any- 16ii laands high nd aoe it well a splendid leader PERRYS STOVE ASDTIJ STORE mrj and gentle price 85 in kod mare very large anu I have a complete line of the great 0d Worker and a No 1 brood Majestic ranges twas fittings honse furnishings make plumbing metal roofing door and 11 at prices that will vnu wmjow screens rerngeraiors eic i roiami vjniua sow good yearling boar itra can give the best line for the least mo a- md eood ones i t HIBWM A Jr Hi A fe absolute guarantee that it Is alwava pure and wholesome Above all a word to the ladies Before house keeping we want to agens supplied Matting Department consisting of Wilton Velvets Moquettes Tapestry Al FRFH llLCJildaUy ttom tbe factorv 7 n r n tv ll u o a cn W with Peebles Candy lnsurmg that It is always iHItl111 arpeiS mt e Will save m mvuey u juu will rresh and delicious Superior to others but price no higher Try it Agents for Allegretti Rubers delicious Chocolate Creams A full line always on hand JKyVS Boys au fTifj i ju sav we have adde a Carpet and and all grade- of Woolen and In 1 - gic Fr The Joseph 140 R Peebles Sons Piest Go JOSEPH S PEEBLES TWIN BROTHERS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN STREET PARIS KENTUCKY f idrpp CinCiiriati O I K CLAYTON Hotehfcon Ky BEN J PERBT PabisI Ky we desire to establish agencies for Lylebura Fruit Cake 1 lb tins A great trae winaer I

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