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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): January 5, 1897

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): January 5, 1897 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 bou1897010501_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): January 5, 1897 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. X- - s S rV V J i - f- - S ssajws - Wf NbT V - v TH art Owners BOURitN PRINTED EVERY TUlgSPAY ilrftl N E WS 5 1897 I - - - ir T- v s - j Uif fc JC MILLER EiiSirs ifcNXT FRIDAY Established FEB 1 1381 t w IEVESTEEXTH TEAR PARIS BOURBON Wows 00 KY TUESDAY JANUARY FAaji NO EW YEAR I8Q7 Iverybody Can Get V MILLERSBURG Eccentric Mans Burial Notes Gathered In And About The Bare Bargains U Our Cut Price Sale This Month entire line of Chamber Suits Parlor Suits Brass and n Beds Carpetings and Rugs Wall Papers Draperies at jeduced prices Sale will be continued through January Splendid irgains in each department Inspection cordially invited To reduce stock before taking inventory we will offer ROWER SCOTT FIUZEE ISLlSr- - Carpets Furniture Wall Papers Draperies PRIDE OF PARIS The Whitest Purest and The Best FLO PARIS MILLING CO Ask Your Grocer For It Take No Other EVERY SACK GUARANTEED dr motts UTEKYEBINE RESTORED M iHmMmm mm I fif4 I JTbegrqstreiB6dfdMieiyou8 evw W lng or Lost Manhood IrapotencyUlRhtly or ODiuint Youthful ErrorsEmissions which Wf mental Worry excessive use of Tobacco mCTVjtogJHBWPii It every J 5 order we clve a written eunr- BBfPiK sumptioncure or refund the money Sold at OO per lead to Conand Insanity With box boxes 81 BBFORB AND AFTEli USING antee to fe P tSI toe u flHtv PILLS prostratlonand all nervous diseases ot - t Hi SkAxWoX I0rS5oo dhM0TTS CHEMICAL CO ClevelandOhIo For Sale By W T Brooks Druggist BVJIHTB OFTIOIATST L H Landman M Of No 503 D Paris W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Ky Small Payments It is not generally known that persons desiring to make small payments down and the Mance afterwards can secure returning every second Tuesday in each anr clsi planus gonth upncian ja n a m a n siftS has been visiting this Icity regularly for over five vears and has ad vSsI vsctKFw iaM justed glasses to the eyes of the best people Of Paris and Bourbon County and has proven himself competent thorough reliable and honest Xou can get Landmans glasses from may be bought in this way A small Clays drug store between his payment down the Piano delivered Clark visits and when he makes his regular when desired and deferred payments visit he will examine your eyes thorough ly and make any change necessary to arranged to suit buyer Pianos old and new of any makes taken in exchange rive satisfaction Examination free Drs W J Fithian References Bowen and C IBads Buck Fithian 33 Gramrof Paris TUESDAY JAN 12TH 1897 aSiiliT Steinway Pianos Hazelton Smith Qabler Barnes ¬ Ernest Urchs and 123 Co 121 1V MY West Fourth Street DESIRABLE RESIDENCE CINCINNATI O spent Saturday in Carlisle Mr Bert McClintock shipped a car of mules to Atlanta Saturday Miss Same Mclntyre returned to her school at Carlisle Saturday Miss Nedia Hudson of Paris is the guest of her sister at the M F C Mr Albert Severence of Stanford visited lady friends here Sunday Ramons J F Barbee recently shipped a coop Rheuratism Nerve and Bone Oil cures Cuts Sores Burns and of white guineas to Bristol Tenn Bruisejfor 25c Mn Miss Carrie Munson of Carlisle is the guest of Miss Bessie Redmon Mrs G- W Bryan returned Saturday from an extended visit to St Louis OF Mr Wm Savage is at home for a few Ohio Medical College days from the Mr Tom Anderson of Cincinnati is the guest of Mr Jno Peed and family Mrs Jennie Dacres guest of Mrs Jas Collier returned to Carlisle Saturday m Bourbon Circuit Court spentSundav with T M Purnell and Jameaf livers Plaintiff vs family JWyiloox Etc Defendants Messrs J Will Clarke and Sanford ByMrtue of a judgment of sale made Allen visited lady friends in Stanford andeered in the above styled suit at last week the November term 1896 of the Bourbon Miss Nannie- Bowd en of Augusta is Circriy Court I will sell publiclyat the the guest of her grand mother Mrs tjourppouse aoor in rans ry dn as Nancy Allen 18 1897 I0KDAY Mrs Dave Conway went to Mt Ster- ¬ ling Friday to see Mr Wm Conway lu tiVrtti rY nof auu linof VkCl1 I about iciiaiLucpi on ucoi uiuucii who is very ill thehdur of 12 m the following describ Mr Tom Browning wife and babe edtract of land Onjbe waters of Houston Creek be were guests of Dr C B Smith and ginnmgat 1 in the middle of said Creek wife last Friday corner to Chas T Garrard and James Miss Ethel Christie of Covington was Ingelsland running with the middle of the guest of Miss Katie Miller from Fri said creek as it meanders N 57 h E 10 day until Sunday poles to 2 N 43 E 22 poles to 3 corner Miss Isabelle Pickerel of Carlisle to Dr John Lyles heirs then leading was the guest of Miss Belle T Judy the Creek with their line N 2h W 61 poles to corner to same then W 81 Friday and Saturday pqles to xft corner to same then N 88 Mr Wm D Payne is Wv 64 poles crossingsaid Creek to 6 a The sick very low with general debiHtytMr cocuer tD jGireenberry Reid then With Jas Thorn is lmpfdvefe m themid- HisisOBO 1 5 poles to 7 Jarnej tp said Missdfaln griffitfc guest of the die ofup thetyreefc corner meandrsrinHall Crefk as it the then Misses McClintock returned home to middle thereof S 31 E 19 pols to 8 Paynes Depot yesterday then 12 E 6 poles to 9 then 5A W 46 Miss Amanda Pates of Midway and poles to 10 thenS58 W 3i poles to 11 Miss Anna Wdolums are guests of B C Bedfords corner then leaving the Mr and Mrs Jas Woolums Creek with Bedfords line S 14A E 964 poles to 12 then S edge of the Fords Mrs Chas Bean Mrs Minnie Harrison and Miss Mamie Richardson re ¬ Mill road then N73E 8828 100 poles crossing said road diagonally to 13 corner turned to Lexington Friday to Chas T Garrards line in the itforth Miss Lida Clarke and Miss Bessie side of the road thence with his line N Botts returned Saturday from a visit 13 1 W 49 poles to 14 in the middle of with Mrs Roseberry Rogers near Paris said Creek on the middle of a water gap Misses Lelia Lizzie and Jimmie then down the Creek in the middle S 804 E 2236 thereof McClintock entertained a number of poles to as it meanders814 E 14 poles 100 to 15 thence S their friends with a masquerade party 16 thence N 644 E 25fpoles to the be last Friday night ginning containing 131 acres 2 roods column and 32 poles or so much thereof as may See advertisement in another The First be necessary of W J Bryans new book Send your order to Oscar Battle Said sale will be riiade upon a credit Ky agent for Bour- ¬ of six and twelve months for equal Miller Hutchison tf bon county parts of the purchase money for which required be the purchaser will Mrs John Mock has a childs bureau to to payable execute honds made by her grand father Joel Howard Commissioner with the nearly a hundred years ago The good undersigned approved by said Comsurety to be bureau is made of cherry and is in a missioner bearing interest from the day good state of preservation of sale until paid at the rate of six per Darnell and two daughters cent per annum said bonds to have the Mr J H of Lexington and Mr Weir and wife the effect of replevin bouds Said sale is made to satisfy the debt and Mrs Meek McCormick of Flem ingsburg were guests of Mr Chas and interest of the plaintiff amounting on day of sale to 33638 and the costs of Darnell Friday and Saturday this srht 10535 making the total sum The I O O F elected new officers to be raised 44173 last week as follows Chas Clarke EMMETT M DICKSON Noble Grand O C Pope Vice Grand MUBCC GW Jas Woolums Secretary Attorney Harmon Stitt McClintock Treasurer George Johnson Host - Chicago Friday Mrs Rhoda Conway is the guest of Mrs Sue Sandusky Miss Lutio Jefferson has returned to Hamilton College Miss Mattie Powers has returned to her school near Muirs Mrs Harmon Stitt and little daughter Miss Louie Warford returned to Lex ington Saturday Attorney Albert Martin returned to jiMt from Cynthiana to iiiepSnquirer said A queer buri 1 wasnatin the little country enure JCentontown this afternoon whenal that was mortal of Charles Brairifelefte one of Robertson Countys oldeslealthiest and most eccentric cijti2BM8 waslaid to rest Several yearslpgo Mr Bramblette at an expense oKTOnad a ceffin hewn out of an in meb1gock in which he proposed to be bnrifed Doring the Same time he kepVinithe cellar a barrel of pure Bour bonWEisky which he requested should be poured over his remains after they were placed in the sarcophagus He wanteolto be dressed in the finest silk and lexpressed his determination to prbvefthat the idea of dust to dust and ashesppiashes was a back number He was 8Qeara- old A piSPATGHjBunday MAKE YOURSELF I 0 A t PRESENT i V 1 TU r - - up or two forI25c 1 Cuffs 15c 20c and 25c per pair Handkerchiefs No house in Paris f has a handsnmfir line and our prices aro WJJ iU iiv WDtw Iz irrr 4 ILK ItARTERS- 25c ner nair Merchant Tailoring Pants S3 and t to order I 4 We are agents for the M N laun- I ary wors senr one 5 day and returned the n next Your natronacre solicited s Shirts We I line of fancy have an extremely nice I 1 08c up yourself We can supply your wants at low prices Neckties Of latest patterns and stylish colors 25 50 and 75c Hats In derbys or felts Knox Duh lap and other fashionable shapes from We have a nice line of gents furnish- ings and while you are buying presents-j-foothers call in and get something for - M i t -- Collars 15c each shirts from hi - w - jT mL STIRS AU Paris FiirnisliifliandTailoriogCo Wm Boirbou Co Land H S STOUT Manager Hukill Jr Cutter THE -- JtH 1 f -- Queen Cre5cent reaches the principal cities of the South with a service of superbly appointed through trains Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars through to Harriman Chatta- ¬ nooga Attalla Birmingham Tuscaloosa Meridian New Orleans Atlanta Macon and Jacksonville Through Sleeping Cars to Knoxville Hot Springs and Asheville and from Chattanoogo to Jackson Vioksburg Monroe and Shreveport Through Tourist Sleepers to Los Angeles and San Francisco Choice of Routes to Texas Mexico and California via JNew uneans or via fcnreveport Short Line from the Blue Grass Cities to Cincinnati Free Parlor with every accommodation to patrons Cars Lexington to Cincinnati Cafe Parlor and Observa- ¬ tion Cars between Cincinnati Lexington and K -4 r c3iB - 1 r- M 4 i Jgfi jJ ¬ Chattanooga CWak 2hv i - Passr W ZelL iK iCincinnati 0 f W CBinearson iir -- H l - jOPAfiCincinncUit 6 -1- -- i - - 1 WSb t ¬ ti v- - ij V- - V v -- ¬ r 44 - a ¬ A Few Words To My - t Patrons - - ¬ m EAST PARI HUTCHISON A R Ashurst - - - - PARIS KY home place in East Paris Ky 602 MAIN ST Orleans Saturday containing about fourteen acres Over Deposit Bank A substantial j well improved brick Mr and Mra Lisle Jacoby visited house eight rooims and kitchen also Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m Jacob Jacoby Sr Sunday Tnrick servants bouse two good cisterns R K McCarney of Paris was the large stable with ten box stalls guest of Mr S B Rogers during the Possession giyen about 15th or 20th of holidays November 1896 Mrs Mollie Willmott sold her crop of Address me at 97 East Main street corn at 1 per barrel in the field f eed lot XTexington Ky J T MCMILLAN tf - - - - PARISH KY- - furnished 3 SROADWAY Ed Sparks recently received a car- ¬ up stairs load of mules and two of cattle from his HOUSE MD LOT AND BLACK ¬ Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m ranch in Texas SHOP FOR SALE SMITH Miss Mimmie Howard of Cynthiana visiting her sisters Mrs J M Case and DESIRE Nto sell my house and lot -Mrs Jno McLeod with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ balville Ky I will sell forihalf cash Deputy Sheriff Judy was here Friday twelve months- For further ance in W MILLER has received and arrested Charley Berry colored or call on OSCAR exclusive agency for this and charged with passing counterfeit particulars address BENJ FiSHARON adjoining counties for the sale of money Jacksonville Ky 13oct tf Bryans new book entitled The First in another column Battle It is written in Mr Bryans of See advertisement book The First new Bryans W best style clear concise and logical Battle J Send your order to Oscar His inspiring language full of keen Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour- ¬ satire and brilliant rhetoric will charm bon county STORY brick house on Upper and instruct not enjoyed Pleasant street adjoining the resi- ¬ interest most devoted only those who were his A horseback rabbit hunt wasfollowing followers but S Clay Apply to dence of S also his most ardent opponents The Saturday evening by the A C ADAIR 29sep tf Messrs Snell Harry books contains about 600 pages printed merry party from large clear type with 32 full page Harp Bob Meteer Tom Smith Brooks and Will illustrations a magnificent colored Willmott James McLeod Claybrook presentation plattf and an autograph Kenney and Misses Fannie ¬ Harp Nannie preface handsomely bound m cloth Alice Snell AlmaReynolds They Alex ¬ cap 10 per full ander and Ella rooms at tVttlCK coftage 5class IrepairV Ap I half morocco oreach moroccoorders 175 tured five rabbits The hunt took place Mail 225 and 275 will month First -Tl n j li i trt r rt- i receive promptj attention jtj vj isxuuuuo aaress on the farms of Jas McLeod Sr and to ply C Alexander Sr Or O EPWARDiS JOscab W Miller Hutchison Ky fof lM or For Sals I M H DAILEY Fresh Paragraphs Ahout The People In This Vicinity returned to New moUi B i rlt E A SPRAKE m Al I ¬ The First Battle - Croup whooping cough and colds are quickly allayed and danger averted by DR- - rJ H i Christmas lias come and gone and I have my friends and patrons to thank for the best Christmas business I have eyer done The best goods low prices and attractive designs did the work For the coming year you may expect to see my establishment filled with the best the mar ¬ ket sup plies My prices will always con-¬ form with the quality of the goods shown and taking quality for quality my quotations will be as low as the lowest J T HINTON N e iN-f- i 1 1 -- 4 - K- - BELLS J FOR RENT FOR RENT tt PINE-TAR-HONE- Y JS JS1 M This famous remedy will cure an attack of croup in the time it takes to find a doctor Every j home should have if ready for 1 f the time of need It is an infal- - f I lible remedy for all bronchial and J I lung affections Sold by druggists at sac ooc ana per bottle or sent direct on receipt of price by The S T SatherUsd Xedlelae Co PadnUh Ky 5 r- - c X it f i -- - - jflf1- - v - 3 flMPERFECT R IN ORIGINAL ft c cf- - 3t - -- v c fjtff - jis4Jwa -ym 55W wxr - nt JBitlC - V-P If - H v- - ft TliE BOURBON NEWS WESBAT JANUARY SINKS 4 1 5 1897 i COMMODOEE vC- - THE PRODUCTION Of Minerals and Metals for the Year 180G in the United States IN CONGBESS In A y House the Loud Bill to Amend fc a I New York Jan 3 The Engineering and Mining1 Journal Saturday says The production of minerals and met Hie Ship It Is Alleged Was Scuttled and als in the United States for the year tbe Pumps JDeranffed by a Traitor The li96 is given at a total value of 653 Commodora Was Loaded With Anns 311468 showing a decrease as com¬ 7J and Ammnnltloa tor Cubans pared with 1895 of 2468S200 or about V fr was large per cent St Augustine Ma Jan 4 The fil- 312in values This decrease quantities in rather than ibustering- steamer Commodore which ly in none of the chief articles was there s left Jacksonville Fla Friday even ing was sunk off New Smyrna bar at any marked decrease while in several S30 oclock Saturday morning- carrying there were considerable increases The total its precious cargo of arms etc for the the year 1896production ofat metals in 242811 was valued Cuban army to the bottom 20 fathoms 481 an increase of 1694111 over the deep non year while the The consignment consisted of 203000 previous substances was value of 410999987 a cartridges 1000 pounds giant powder metallic of 26L3S3377 from 1895 A 40 bundles of rifles 2 electric batteries derease was due to the lower 300 machetes 14 cases of drugs 4 bun large part of this values of coal stone and a few other dles of clothes valued at 44465 Not important substances very little re ¬ an article was saved from the smaller quantities Jacksonville Fla Jan 4 All of sultingincrease in copper has been ex¬ The the crew of the Commodore were not traordinary the total gain amounting saved as reported Saturday night to 67370150 pounds Ihe production of Twelve are in Jacksonville three alive great total of 57000 and one dead at Daytona Four are gold areached the 000 gain of 10169800 This extra reported to have arrived near Armond ordinary advance which far surpasses but the report has not been confirmed the gain reported from any other counand eight are at sea on a life raft try in the world puts the United Capt Murphy Stephen Crane the States far in the lead of the producing novelist C B Montgomery the cook 20untries Our output of gold was no and Wm Higgins a stoker landed at less than 26 per cent of the total re- ¬ Daytona Sunday morning Their boat ported for the entire world was turned over in the surf and Hig ¬ The production of pig iron has been gins received a wound which caused 8768869 long tons The decrease from his death soon after getting ashore 1895 being only 677 439 tons or about 7 The party on the raft are all Cubans percent They left the boat before Capt Mur production of lead from domesphys party and nothing more has been ticThe amounted to 175777 short tons ores lieard of them showing an increase of 20863 tons over J M Barrs requested the collector the preceding year In addition to of customs to secure permission for this there were 79000 tons produced the Three Friends to go the rescue of from imported ores or refined from im- ¬ the Commodore immediately upon re- ported bullion ceipt of the wreck Saturday The The output of quicksilver was 33012 collector telegraphed to Secretary Car- flasks of 76K pounds each showing a lisle at once but no reply was received decrease of 966 flasks from the previous until Sunday afternoon Permission year The production continues to was granted and the Three Friends come wholly from the California ¬ i - en Amerioans and Six Cubans Were Either Killed or Drowned t ine rostal Laws Will Be Disposed of After That the Tar ciflc Bailroad Funding Bill In the Senate Our Foreign Relations an Olneys Position Will Come Up -- ¬ v ¬ ¬ ¬ Washington Jan 4 Just before the holiday recess the house of repre-¬ sentatives upon the recommendation of the committee on rules arranged the business of thehouse forthe first week in the new year On Tuesday and Wednesday the Loud bill to amend the postal laws so as to prohibit the transmission in the mail of serial novel publications and sample copies of newpapers at the second class rate will be the spe- ¬ cial order Discussion under the general rule will continue from immediately after the reading of the journal on Tuesday the 5th inst until 2p m on Wednesday and under the 4five minute rule upon proposed amendments until 4 oclock when voting will begin upon pending amend- ¬ ments and the final passage of the bilL When the bill was called up rather un- ¬ expectedly several weeks ago it devel- ¬ oped surprising strength but since then the onnosition has been active and the chances of its passage are now considered rather doubtful After thisbill has been disposed of the rest of the week Thursday Fri ¬ day and Saturday will be devoted to the consideration of the Pacific rail- ¬ road funding bill reported by Judge Powers chairman of the committee on Facific railroads Two days will be given to general discussion and one day to debate and action in committee ¬ ¬ of whole upon proposed amendments ¬ - - a 7 it- - JV -- - V - The beach is mines patrolled from St Augustine The production of silver from do- ¬ to New Smyrna It is re mestic ores reached a total of 45465 ported that there was treachery 173 fine ounces showing a decrease of aboard the Commodore but no details 865062 ounces There were produced can be learned The party landed at or refined from foreign ores and bul- ¬ Daytona can not get to this city until lion by our smelters and other works Monday as there are no Sunday trains no less than 40000000 fine ounces of on the East Coast railroad The party silver making the total quantity re- ¬ that landed Saturday night and fined or put into final marketable form reached here are Maj Bicardo A in this country 85465173 fine ounces Delgado Paul Eolo Paquito Ben The total production of spelter or cam o Franco Blanco Miguel Condis commercial zinc for 1896 amounted to burry Wamon Hernandez Gabriel 77044 short tons showing a decrease of Martinez Santiago Diaz Emilie Mar 4774 tons from that of 1895 quez Jose Hernandez and Bueneven The output of bituminous coal was tuo Linoveus 141770099 tons showing a gain of The following was received from 4371 752 tons On the other hand there Daytona at 11 oclock Sunday night was a decrease of 6782057 short tons About ten oclock Friday night a sus- ¬ in the anthracite production picious leak was discovered in the fire The total coal production was there- ¬ room and Capt Murphy immediately fore 193351027 short tons and the started the pumps which undoubtedly total decrease as compared with 1895 had been tampered with as they were was 2410305 tons in working order when Capt Mur ¬ phy and Chief Engineer Redigan THE PROPOSED REFORMS left watch at eight oclock The fifes were extinguished and Will Grant Three Administrative the boat came to a standstill about 13 In Cuba The Cubans Will Have a BodlCf Largs miles from Mosquito Light Capt Share in the Control of Local Affnira Murphy took full charge of the hand Washington Jan 2 According to lirg of the ship while the first mate custom the secretary of state and Mrs superintended the launching of the Olney entertained the diplomatic corps boats The Cubans took possession of at breakfast at their residence at noon the big boat and loaded it with bag¬ Friday About 150 were present Mrs gage so that only 12 men left the tug Olney was assisted in receiving by Mrs in it They reached shore at 4 oclock George Gray Mrs Sheridan Mrs Mc Saturday and left for Jacksonville The Clellan Mrs Charles H Davis Mrs second boat was occupied by six Cu ¬ Hogue Mrs Endicott Mrs Thomas bans and the empty boat washed ashore Nelson Page Mrs Minot her daugh at Port Orange Saturday night The ter and a number of young girls third boat to leave the crafts side was In the afternoon Mr and Mrs Olney filled with Americans leaving a ten received callers foot dingy for Capt Murphys use Washington Jan 2 The effect of who refused to quit the ship until all the reforms proposed by the Spanish were saved C B Montgomery the government for Porto Rico when ex-¬ steward Stephen Crane and Wm Hig ¬ tended to Cuba as is proposed when gins remained with the captain and the insurrection has been brought un ¬ with him launched the dingy and stood der further control will be to create by the tug until 7 oclock when she three series of administrative bodies in sank The mates boat containing the island independent of the reprenine Americans was smashed and sentatives of Cuba in the Spanish the mate two engineers six fire- cortes The voters under a sys men and sailors were lashed tern of limited suffrage are al to a raft which Capt Murphy ready permitted to choose the attempted to tow ashore two miles boards of aldermen of municipal- ¬ away but the terrible sea and the ities and the mayors are to be chosen northeast gale swept them away The from these boards by vote of their dingy occupied by the captain and com- members The next body in rank is panions was 27 hours at sea Montgom- the provincial assembly of which there ery- and Crane holding Capt Murphys is only one in Porto Rico but one for overcoat as a sail until the beach was each of the six provinces of Cuba The sighted High seas were breaking a functions of the provincial assembly half a mile from shore Montgomery are largely united with those of the Crane and Murphy were washed to the proposed council of administration in beach where citizens provided them the case of Porto Rico because there is with medical attendance but one body The council of adminis- tration will be an independent body in SIMPLE SERVICES Cuba and will for the first time give Over the Remains of the Late Joseph B the Cubans a large share of control McCullagh the Veteran Journalist over their internal domestic concerns St Louis Jan 4 The funeral of The home government will retain conthe late Joseph B McCullagh editor of trol of the laws levying taxation and the Globe Democrat took place Satur ¬ will reserve the right to renew the day afternoon at his late residence on budget of appropriations but the apWest Pine Boulevard The services propriations will be made by the counwere conducted by Rev John Snyder cil of administration subject to the of the Unitarian Church and Rev Dr appproval of the at ministry W W Boyd of the Second Baptist Madrid governSpanish The Church ment does not propose at presThe services were exceedingly sim- ent to widen the limits of the ple in character in accordance with suffrage which extends to persons pay the well known wishes of the deceased ing a combined tax of five dollars ard Among the visitors in attendance at to several of the learned professions the funeral was Hon Henri Watterson The reforms in contemplation for Cuba of the Louisville Courier Journal afe largely those which were embodied The active pall bearers were co- in the decree of March 15 1S95 but workers of Mr McCullagh on the which have not yet been put in force Globe Democrat and the honorary because of the insurrection Changes pall bearers were selected from men which have been proposed in this law prominent in nearly every walk of will require to be submitted to the iifel cortes at their meeting in the spring The remains were interred in the but it is not doubted that the plans McKee family lot in Belief on taine proposed by the ministry will be accemetery cepted Heavy- Rains in the West Military Strength of New York St Louis Jan 4 The heaviest rain Albany N Y Jan 2 Adj Gen storm of recent years has prevailed McAlpin Thursday made his annual re throug hout Missouri Northern Arkan-- port for the past vear He savs There t-sas ana maian rr emtory aurmg tne are about 500000 men in the state sub past 36 hours In many places in Mis- - ject to enrollmentfor military service Bouri the streams are overflown and in wno would be fit for such Service The some places railroads have suffered national guard consists of 851 commisfrom wash outs sioned officers and 12556 enlisted men A Conference With the Duke of Tetuan Aged Schoo teacher Dead Hon Han n is Tay Indianapolis Ind Jan 2 Abra Madrid Jan 4 American minister had a long ham H Dawson the first schoolteaeher lor the conference Sunday with the duke oi in this city and county died Friday Tetuan minister of foreign affairs He was born in Kentucky in 1S04 and The- - subject of the conference has not was three times married There were t no children He settled here in 1832 v been divulged being- left Sunday night opposition which exists among members of the house to the action of the majority of the committee The bill proposes to extend the government lien over all the physical properties of the companies which it is claimed the present lien does not cover and sub ¬ its passage taken on the 11th inst af-¬ immediately ter the reading of the Jour nal The debate on this measure will doubtless be interesting owing to the ¬ ¬ at 5 oclock Saturday and the vote The bill will be reported to the house on Monday stituting for all outstanding -- f -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - Missouri and Bell of Texas have made minority reports opposing the recommendations of the committee the former recommending that the bill be drawn by Attorney General Harmon and introduced by Senators Brice and Morgan to enforce the government liens upon the property by proceedings in the court of appeals of the and the District of Columbia latter that the debts of the companies1 oe extenueu ao uurec per ctsuu iuslcuu of two secured by a first mortgage up ¬ on all their properties They will prob ably lead the debate against the committees bill By the terms of the order s making these measures the special business consideration of any other matter is shut out and it will take unanimous consent to acton anything else until the orders have been exhausted The only exception is that on Friday night pri- ¬ vate pension bills will be discussed for two hours and a half as usual without a quorum When the senate meets Tuesday morning it is quite likely that the de bate on matters pertaining to our for eign relations and the position assumed by Secretary Olney for the executive will at once begin to take shape Whether Mr Cameron will call up the Cuban resolution on the opening day of the session is not known for that senator has not yet returned to the city and the subject is entirely in his ¬ ¬ ¬ the governments debts to be carried at two per cent per annum In addi ¬ tion to this the Southern Pacific Co is required to pay the amount charged against the Central Pacific Co so lonj as it re mains lessee thereof Ihe amount of the Union Pacific mortgage will be 54731000 and of the Central Pacific net 52 SO 1 000 Messrs Hubbard of tions a new four per cent mortgage obliga1 ¬ Mr Hale who is looked upon as the leader of the anti Cuban recognition hands m sentiment in the senate said Saturday that several senators who had been heretofore silent on the subject had come out against the Cameron resolutions and there was ndw no possible chance for its passage On the other hand Messrs Cameron Lodge ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Chandler Morgan and Mills assert that the sentiment favoring ac- tion by congress is becoming more vig orous and that the fighting will be forced from the start Mr Hale who in the absence of Mr Allison is acting chairman of the cbmmittee on appro- priations expects to have the army bill reported to senate Wednesday and this will be put forward to antagonize the Cuban proposition Two speeches are booked for the com- ing week one by Mr Peffer probably Wednesday on his resolution for the appointment of a national monetary conference and another by Mr Proctor on the joint resolutions providing for the election ot presiaent ana vice president and senators by popular vote ¬ i j ¬ ¬ - ¬ i - I - i i ¬ ¬ ¬ -- j - againt tne Cuban republic is that in being in attendance order to help Spainin her pitiless earnPrivate advices have been received paign of massacre Secretary Olney has which confirm a previous report that not presented any of the claims for 41 filibusters ivova the steamer Three damages arising out of the destruction Friends under Aranp having in thgir of American property in the present possession 360 rifles and sailing in two war boats were capsized off Jaruco on the My investigations in Madrid show north coast of Havana province by that notwithstanding Clevelands reason of the rough seas It is said empty expressions of sympathy for Cu that alL of them were drowned Bryan Will Huiit Dor Wm J Bry bans he has been their most vigilant 4 The Colorado legislature which conRichmond Va Jan venes in Denver Monday January 11 accepted an invitation to visit apd deliberate enemy an has He has searched the records for willeLecta United States senator to Mr Robt Southail at his place in The elec- Amelia county ior the purpose of hav pretexts to avoid pressing the just succeed Henry M Teller As Amelia county claims of Americans upon Spain tion however is not creating the usual ing a deer hunt At the same time he has Jntimated interest as it is generally conceded in My wife had suffered for seven years with dys- bears the reputation or containing headache and costiveness writes experienced huntsmen and the to the monarchy through more than political circles that Mr Teller will pepsia sickDJameson of Dunbartou more Mr Alonzo best deer in the state plenty of good one channel his desire to prevent Cu ¬ succeed himself and that there will be Co N H we tried mafay doctors Merrimack and many Kinds of ba from achieving independence no serious opposition to his re election purchasedmedicine but all were of no avail We sport is anticipated jVIedical Trained nurses from the Nurses Pro- - Discovery six bottles of your Golden- Pleasant which together with the Shively as a Reformer A Successor to Senator Palmer tective association Allegheny Pa are Pellets has entirely restored my wifes health say enough Richmond Ind Jan 4 State Sena11L m- - anxious to visit Cuba and render what and we cannot medicines in thanks to you for 2 pkingfield Tne these valuable Shivelj of this city is nois legislature will Jan tor Charles E convene January professional assistance preparing to introduce into the coming B Ihe most important business before wounded and destitute they can for the people of session of the legislature five or sis it and the topic which is at present all stricken island At a meeting threethe bills of general interest One of them absorbing is the election of a United the brave young women volunteered of Cured PRJLSTEPHENSLKB AH OK frio is an anti trust bill one a pure ood States senator to succeed Hon John It was reported at Menninee Falls bill and one a bill to change the date M Palmer There are six candidates Wis Thursday on apparently good au Feo for increase 2 liejectod claim reopened yrs practice of opening the terms of the circuit William E Mason Clarke E Carr ex thority that the Chicago and North- All laws free 31 SongClaclnnati Success or no fe AWMcCormick WaklagtraDcT courts minister to Denmark and for some western Railway Co has bought up Lord Beresfords Condition Improved time speaker of the lower house John the Milwaukee and Superior railroad raKVBHKS A3VaKV9rf 4 Ihere has been a NT Hamilton of Chicago Samuel W and has beeb makind- surveys at Gran London Jan HU1K MfUbvrvTvi r cccihBl Best CousSyrTQPvsatQi Good TAtf decided improvement in the condition Allerton the millionaire pork packer ville and also west rom Sussex with w umnj upnwu 2 Wm Beresfordwho was badly aJLso of Chicago Congressman Robert he object of continu ng the road from of Lord injured Wednesday while following B Hitt and Martin B Madden a Chi- - tne present terminusVat that place tc ivatertown the hounds at Dorking Surrey u i nago alderman y j ¬ 1 effect in Porte Rico the reform of the system of gov ernment and civil administration voted by the cortes and sanctioned by her majesty and which conveniently enlarged and extended will be applied in due time to Cuba In unfoldiDg the basis of reforms with that scrupulous care which the complex nature of the case and ifa many and varied problems demand the undersigned minister hasbeen in spired with a sense of the necessity ol ample administrative decentralization and has proceeded to the utmost limit which the actual law allows withoul dimunition of the inherent sovereignty of the nation At the same time tru to the solemn promise made before parliament by its president th arrested Ri JD Elliott the crack profes- ¬ government proposes to give a sional jpigeon shot from Kansas City more ample scope to the reforms when defeated E D Fulford the Utica as a herald of peace the happy momenl champion Dexter Park New arrives lor the detinue application ol Thursday atThe match was for Yorka 100 the reforms to both the Antilles Aa side and the Kansas City trophy 100 soon as possible her majestys govern birds each 30 yards and 50 yards ment will hasten to apply to Cuba noi boundary only the reforms which form the Edward Z Taplor alias Arthur W groundwork of the law applied to Porte Rico but also will extend to both prov- Piatt who is under arrest in London charged with the murder of Jesse Ty inces the reforms which have been ree offered with the view of conferins ed in Kentucky in 1885 was arraign in the Bow street police court Thurs- upon both Antilles an administrative day morning and further remanded and economic personality of a local pending the character which shall facilitate the ing the case arrival of papers concern- from America complete intervention of the country in its own affairs maintaining at the of David S Eirdsall who was a member the first professional base ball club same time intact the right of sover eignty and the conditions necessary tc that ever represented Boston is dead ¬ of the maintenance of that right as wat from thea resultsago an operation peryear He was 57 years stated in the words her majesty deigned formed old He retired in 1872 not being to address to the cortes by the advice of her responsible government upon strong enough to face the more speedy pitching that came into vogue the opening of parliament Andrew W Swett who for many Briefly the law ol reforms voted by the cortes and sanctioned by the crown years has been agent of the Adams Ex-¬ which is to day to be applied to Porte press Co in New York and who was Rico will form the foundation stone with Samuel Adams and assisted him of the new regime but an additional in founding the Adams Express Co decree account of which will be given died in Benson Hurst L L Sunday to the cortes will amplify to such an afternoon from Brights disease Mr extent these reforms that a genuine Swett was born in Maine 75 yeais ago B G Scanlan general agent for Or- ¬ home administration will be constituted in our Antilles in the first in ator F Woodward proprietor of a pat¬ stance for Cuba but to be extended to ent medicine manufactory at Leroy Porto Rico as soon and at the same N Y committed suicide at the Conti time as it may be possible to apply tc nehtalhotel Newark N J by taking poison He had lived at 253 West xne lormer island Xetuan Twenty eighth street New York city Minister of Foreign Affairs He was well known in Rochester Ny SECRETLY PLOTTING Representative Webster C Weiss of With Spain to Crush the Republic of Cnba Northampton arrived at Harrisburg Allowed Dealings of Secretary Olnej Pa Ihursday and said he knew noth ¬ ing about an attempt to bribe him by and Minist r De Lome New York Jan 2 The Journal E A Van Valkenburg one of Mr Friday published the following start- - Wanamakers managers He scarcely ling cablegram from its very excellent knows the accused man and does not correspondent at Madrid Mr James know Gibson who made the informa ¬ tion Creelman It has taken me many days to trace Judge Freeman Thursday appointed out the astounding dealings of Presi- Charles L Boyd receiver for Schultz dent Cleveland and his administration Bros lumber dealers at 84 Van Buren with the Spanish monarchy but I am street Chicago Wm Schultz a part- now in a position to give the American ner filed the bill alleging insolvency public some liffht on the subiect and partnership disagreement He Actual lacts snow that Cleveland piacea tne naoiuties largely m excess offer of mediation was simply a covei of the assets which are estimated at under the American g overnment se 15000 Anthony Paradme 33 years of age cretly proposed to help Spain to over throw and suppress the republic oi ari electriclight inspector was shocked Cuba and to enforce peace in that to death Thursday while fixing an arc island on terms which the patriot army light in Stockton a suburb of Camden would not accept This offer was N J Ihe full charge of 2500 volts not made in the form of a written doe passed through his bodyr killing him Paradine wore rubber ument transmitted through the usua instantly channels but for the sake of greatei gloves and how he received the shock secrecy was conveved in a verbal is a mystery At the Cuban Junta it was said Thurs statement made by Secretary Olney t2 the Spanish minister at Washington day that the Dauntless and Commodore De Lome who cabled the whole mat jvould probably leave Jacksonville ter to Madrid The understanding about Saturday with arms and ammu- ¬ was that if Cuban leaders refused ta nitions for the insurgents The statelay down their arms upon conditions oi ment telegraphed from Washington local self government to be pro- that both will take out clearance pa- ¬ posed through the United States the pers in he regular way is confirmed whole influence and power of the in New York At high noon Friday Hazen S Pin American government would be exert gree mayor of Detroit and governor ed to crush the new republic The slightest investigation by con elect appeared before Chief Justice gress will reveal the truth of this state Long of the supreme court and subment scribed to the oath as governor of I have the facts upon unimpeach Michigan The ceremony of inducable authority but the most surprising tion into office was very informal only fact in this well concealed conspiracy a few personal friends of Mr Pingree I contracted by the nation by implant ¬ ing and forms voted in the cortes on the 15th of March 1895 The preamble to this decree is of the greatest importance because of the statements it contains regarding Cuba Ti t i iu Deg ms ov explaining tne reasons why the reforms are applied to day and wherefore this has not been done before Amongst other paragraphs it contains the following In the actual circumstances the gov ernment considers that the proper time has arrived for giving to the world ample proof of its firm resolve to fulfill the engagements voluntarily ¬ ROYAL DECREE NEWS ITEMS ftgaed by the Qumh Recent GaaraatMi iae Beforms in th System of Govern- - In a letter soon to be printed in the ment in Porto Kico Railway Times Eugene Y Debs will Madrid Jan 2 In the council ol Bnn0unce that he has abandoned the ministers presided over Friday by her peoples- party and become astraight Your blood pure your appetite good and joof majesty the- - queen regent a royal de- - out socialist digestive organs in neaitny condition at tnis season and thus avoid serious illness by takioff cree was signed which apply to the The landslide which occurred near ¬ island of Porto Rico the laws of re Rathmore county Kerry Ireland on rm X Wsr p 0 1 - - carring into Sunday and Monday has not yet sub sided The bog is moving toward the river and there are fears of a further sliding of the hill behind it inquiry at tne Vatican concerning the report that Archbishop Corrigan of New York was soon to be elevated to the cardinalate has elicited the- information that none of the popes entourage expects that the appointment will be made Five employes ofi Wm Barr Cos department store in St Louis were arrested Thursday charged with theft They included three clerks a bundle wrapper rnd a cashier and by the ma- ¬ nipulation of sale checks are said to have stolen thousands of dollars The island of Acordu in the Gulf of Darien is partiallyinundated Forty five houses have been washed away and three persons it is known were drowned The full extent of the dam- ¬ age done --is not known as yet but the indications are that it will be very heavy Superintendent Williamson of the United States Express Co believes that in the ca ture of John F Ken- ¬ nedy at Kansas City Thursday the leader of the gang who robbed the Chicago Alton railroad train at Blue Cut on the night of December 23 was - ¬ The best in fact the One True Blood Hoods Sarsaparilla indigestion 25 cents km f t --If ¬ cure nausea Hrsrrlc Dillc biliousness Pur fier ¬ N ¬ are left handed if the expression may be used about creatures that have no hands Several different zoologists have noticed this condition Parrots take objects preferably with- - the left claw the lion strikes with the left pawr and so competent an authority as the African explorer as ¬ serted that in his opinion all animals are left handed Dr--Livingstone Animals Are Left Handed Somebody has found out that animals v i in r h ufactured by F J Cheney Co Toledo O contains no mercury and is taken in ¬ ternally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine It is taken internallv and made in Toledo Ohio by F J Cheney Co Tes ¬ timonials free Sold by Druggists price 75c per bottle Contain fllercary mercury will surely destroy the sense of as smell and completely derange the wholesys temwhen entering it through the mucous surfaces Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly de-¬ rive from them Halls Catarrh Cure man- ¬ Bewaro of Ointments for Catarrh that KV Ki if- IK K Ji Halls Family Pills are the best Berham It took three hours for our parade to pass a given point - Mrs Ber¬ ham Was the given point a saloon ¬ truth Dont Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Aivay No-To-E- ac and forever be made well strong magnetic full of new life and vigor take the wonder worker that makes weak men strong Mmy gain ten pounds in ten days Over 4000JO cured Buy from your own druggist who will guarantee a cure Booklet and sample mailed free Ad Sterling Remedy Co Chicago or New York No-To-Bac If you want to quit tobacco using easily The man who gives the world gold will be forgotten but he who gives it good will not Rams Horn Iserve Restorer Free S2 trial bottle treatise Dit Kmxe 933 Arch stPhia Pa G reat No fits Fits stopped free and permanently cured after first days use of Dr Klines 1 While there is nothing particularly soul- ¬ ful about cook aprons and disbrtowels no woman ever had enough of them t Pisos Cure for Consumption has saved me many a doctors bill S F Hakdy Hopkins Place Baltimore Md Dec 2 94 TnnRE Is such a thing as having great in flueiice without having great talent Rams ¬ ¬ Horh 1 A duix racking pain neuralgia Its sura f cure St Jacobs Oil - ison Globe Oil cures cant sleep the night after you eatit Atchn Limp and lame lame back The test of good mince pie Is tuaiyotiv it promptly surely St Jacobs- - y For a man to exert his power in doings good so far as he can is a glorious task Alt sorts of aches and pains nothings better than St Jacobs Oil It cures Tub reformer is a living declaration of war Rams Horn ¬ Just try a 10c box of Cascarets candy ca thartic finest liver and bowel regulator made Truth lias nothingto fear from thef uture Rams Horn Tts9 Mr MEt KumI IdttiU nXStnWSM HKKLBBEf hEw IflB t ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ When an innocent man is jailed by mistake he prefers to come out the same way he went in He may break jail and be caught and put back again Hed rather have the door un- ¬ locked and walk out and stay out A sick man is a piisoner in the jail of disease he has gone in by some door of carelessness or neglect or irregular living and he must unlock this same door by careful sensible habits if he wants to be a freet well man again tion is the way he got into disease lie has s got to overcome just those troubles before y he can get out The majority of diseases begin witjh some trouble of the digestive organs oy of the liver which prevents the supply faf proper nourishment to the system Ifhe hp f remedy for these troubles is Pierces uomen Medical uiscovery because it gives the digestive and blood - makitier ortrntia power to assimilate food and trjansform it into pure nourishing blood vhlized with an abundance of red corpuscle It acts directly upon the ttver and gives it capacity to filter all bttfous impurities out of the circulation It builds up solid -muscular flesh and healthy nerve force In obstinate constipation the Discov- ¬ ery should be used ml conjunction with Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets the most nat¬ ural and thoroughly scientific laxative pvm devised The Pellets regulate and in vigorate the stomach liver and bowels One is a gentle laxative two act as a mild cathartic -- ¬ PENSION ¬ j - ¬ - i j - - fa r itfff L CjJi t I o y - ts - lfL 3 FRmtTft2 - nPKKr - M IS C i Lv f 1 - -v fc- - iffi-ir- - VV t rj 4 M --9 r - v u Jv y - - cf 0 -- - - L- - r jr -- 1 -- a tvi cCi it it- - -- a - it- - - 0 V r D- -- a - r THE BOURBON MWWWW1 j r- - - 2 i - i V rr lWjgSIATJAiiruii -- 4SK5 i5fe i- J - Tfim s yj 5 K97l ff O 3 mmammJmmmmimmmmmmmttmm nn Vi w i i r forcesone by one chmber through the houra Keeping time to times own powers Rhythmic in its Speaks our faithful friend the clock tock-tick-to- ck - WHILE WE SLEEP While we sleep Gods silence Earth and us within its folds holds Clasps us close and bids us rest afe and sweet upon its breast While twa ioon oii ur moves on v4 n 114C uent When the story was done he turned on i ii us 1 Counts fho minulu men way uluurei Till 17 dawning of the day the While we sleep the iron horse Girdles earth with winged force While it carries us afar Safe within its palace car While we sleep stars in the sky heep their vigils up on high Jeweled lights resplendent shine Crowning darkness as divine Watching earth we love to feel Guarding us with ceaseless zeal Tempests come and tempests go While we sleep nor do we know Of their battles or the cause Or the potencies and laws That surround us while we sleep Rocked in silence still and deep We mas rest upon that will Saying to us Peace be still We may rest and we may wait While for us sleeps open gate Bids us enter and be blessed With a courage new possessed With more strength for duties near When new duties shall appear Sacred night we welcome thee While we sleep so silently Ella Dare in Chicago Inter Ocean -- -- i1 THI oftheWSftMine or A Woman V Robert Barra J J Intervenes What What good will it do Do you mean to say that you intend to sit here under such an imputation as they have cast upon you and do nothing What good will it do It will do all the good in the world We cannot form our company and sue the paper at the same tirne All our energies will have to be directed toward the matter we have in hand But my dear John dont you see the effect ofrthat article How can we form our company if such a lie remains Nobody will look at unchallenged our proposals Every one will say What have you done about the article that appeared in the Financial Field If we say we have done nothing then of course the natural inference is that we are a pair of swindlers and that our scheme is a fraud I have always thought said John that the capitalization is too high Really I believe you think that ar ¬ ticle is not so unfair after all John I am astonished at you But if we commence a- libel suit it cannot be finished before our option has expired If we tell the people that we have begun to sue the Financial Field fov libel they will merely say they prefer to wait and hear what the result of the case is By that time our chances of forming a company will be gone Before John could reply there was a knock at the door and the clerk entered with a letter in his hand which had just come in Kenyon tore it open iead it and then tossed it across the tabkj to Wentworth Wentworth saw the name of their firm of solicitors at the top of the letter xiaper Then he read - in renewing the optiort for a month- - oi that vou have to do is to pay Kenyon his two PAGE COILED SPRIffO DEALER IN Well he said there is nothing for price and there will be an equally To this Kenyon replied that he did lengthy article saying that it but sue the paper for libel from out¬ not know The owners might put i Furniture Window Shades Oil WIRE FENCE side information good will that do All GEO W DAVIS THE WOYEl j received with regard to the Canadian Mining company he regrets very much that article was an entire mistake and that there is no more secure investment in England than this particular mine now when he has come out with hisBut ed- ¬ itorial I think it isnt worth while to have any further dealings with him Anything he can say now will not matter- - He has done all the harm he can But I would at once put the boot ther foot I would write down all the circumstances just as they hap penedgive the name of the younr man who called upon you tell exactly the price he demanded for his si-¬ lence and I will have that printed in an opposition paper to morrow Then TS1 b OUr friend be Financial ¬ higher price on the property or the Cloths Carpets Mattresses mine might be producing more mica Etc than it had been heretofore and they perhaps might not be inclined to sell Special attention given to Undertak He thought that things should be ar ¬ ing and Repairing ranged so that there would be no ne- ¬ Main Street - - - - Paris Ky cessity of asking for an extension of the option and to this they all agreed u ¬ m V Copyright i8q5 by Robert Barr - CHAPTER XVI - on one of the bill boards at the station It was headed Financial Field and the next line in heavy black letters was The Iica Mining Swindle Kenyon called a newsboy to him and bought a copy of the paper There in leaded type was the article before him It seemed somehow mnch more impor ¬ tant on the printed page than it had looked on the proof As he read it he noticed an air of truthful sincerity about the article that had escaped him during the brief glance he had given it on Friday It went on to say that the Austrian Min ¬ ing company had sunk a good deal of money in the mine and that it had never paid a penny of dividends that they merely kept on the mine at a con- ¬ stant loss to themselves in the hope of being able to swindle some con fgL ts On Monday morning- as lie came in bv train liis eye caught a flaming- poster - Continued company We should he pleased to know what action you intend to take in the mat- ¬ ter We may say that in justice to our reputation we can no longer represent your company unless a suit is brought against the paper which contains the article W Hawk Yours truly Wentworth laughed with a certain Well he said if it has bitterness come to such a pass that Hawk fears for his reputation the sooner we begin Longworth said he could Very well just set it down in your own words as plainly as possible and give date hour and full particulars Sign your name to it and I will take it when I come to the meeting this after- ¬ noon It would not be a bad plan to read it to those who are here There is nothing like fighting the devihwitli fire Fight a paper with another paper Nothing hew I suppose Dear Sir You have doubtless the ar- ¬ No said Kenyon nothing new ticle in the Financial Field of this morn- except we are discussing what ing referring to the Canadian Mica Mining ¬ get out the statement before the meet ¬ ing to night Kenyon who had been looking for the first time in his life gratefully at believe him and we can tell him from the opposition paper that if it is a 12 he is perfectly at liberty to sue us f or libel Let him begin the suit if he wants to do so Let him defend his reputation Sue him for libel I know a game worth two of that Could you ¬ turn to squirm He will say it is all a lie of course but nobody will s - could determine that as well as any ¬ body else And so the matter was about THE VERY BEST to be settled when young Longworth OLD RELIABLE PROMPT rose and said that he was perfectly PAYEST willing to go to Canada himself in company with Mr Melville and that he would pay all his own expenses and give them the benefit of his opinion as well This was received with applause and the meeting terminated Long worth shook hands with Kenyon and Short St Bet Broadway and Mill Wentworth We will sail by the first steamer he said and as I may not see you James Connors - - - Proprietor again you might write me a letter of introduction to Mr Von Brent and tell 2 And 250 Per Day him that I am acting for you in this Rates affair That will make matters smooth One hundred good rooms Electric in getting the extension of the option lights hot and cold baths barber shop if it should be necessary and Postal telegraph office etc TO BE CONTINUED tion to taking a trip to Canada It was merely a question of the amount of the mineral in sight and he thought he Melville then said he had no objec ¬ W O HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance MILLER COLLINS Agents Paris Kentucky NON UNION HOTEL REED how it is made The large steel wires forming the horizontal bars are first coiled around a I inch rod thus practically becoming COILED SPRINGS their entire length These are securely tied together by 1ft cross bars to the rod The cross bar are best quality of annealed wire wrapped three time galyanized around each horizontal bar Being a self regulator it is always ready for business slacks up for 3d below as cheerfully as it takes a new grip for 90 in the shade gently but firmly persuades a runaway team to reconsider its- action An unruly bull is safe as a canary in its cage it saith unto the festive hog thus far shalt The fierce wind and drifting thou go snow pass by and it heeds them not There is no terror in the locomotive spark The trespasser is not led into - any kind of stock It is made from the best hard steel drawn specially for tht purpose This is a smcothfence that will turn m Vil O - -- 2V its advantages 21jy96 ly a libel suit against the paper the bet-¬ Perhaps said John with a look of agony on his face you will tell me where the monev is to come from The moment we get into the law courts ter money will simply have to flow like water and doubtless the Field has plenty of it It will add to their repu ¬ tation and they will make a boast that they are lighting the battle of the in vestor in London Everything is grist ¬ investors but that even their d were as nothing compared to the zaceu -r- riLT vt swiiiming cuntcmHe lUgllfr plated by John Kenyon his breath as he saw his own ns me in print It was a shock for which he was not prepared as he had not noticed it Then he read on in the proof It seemed that this man Xenjon had se- ¬ cured the mine at something like 10 000 and was trying to shove it off on the unfortunate British public at the enorinous increase of 200000 but this nefarious attempt would doubtless be frustrated so long as there were papers of the integrity of the Financial Field that took the risk and expense of mak ing such an exposure as was here set -T t-l- aempu srTi x ¬ I fares and heard an outburst of profanity directed at him from a cab driver and a man on a bus but he heeded them not walking through the crowd like one under a spell He passed the door of his own gorgeous office and walked a considerable distance up the street before he real- ¬ ized what he had done Then he turned hack again and just at the doorstep paused with a pang- at his heart I wonder if Edith Longworth will read that article he said to himself ¬ ¬ - The article possessed a singular fas ¬ cination for Kenyon He read and re- ¬ read it in a dazed way as if the state- ¬ ment referred to some other person and he could not help feeling sorry for that person He still had the paper in his hand as he walked up the street and he felt numbed and dazed as if some one had struck him a blow He was nearly run over in crossing one of the thorough- ¬ forth we shall be pajring out money or we shall be at a tremendous disadvantage and the result of it all will probably be a disagreement of the jury and practi- ¬ cally ruin us You see I have no wit ¬ nesses Yes but what about the mine How can we go on without vindicating ourselves Before anything further could be said young Mr Longworth came in looking as cool calm and unruffled as if there were no such things in the world as financial newspapers Discussing it I see were his first words Yes said Wentworth 1 am very glad you have come We have a little difference of opinion in the matter of that article Kenyon here is averse to suing that paper for libel I am in favor of prosecuting it Now what do you say My dear fellow replied Longworth am delighted to be able to agree with I Mr Kenyon for once Sue them I Why certainly not That is just what - that comes to their mill Meanwhile esting controversy People like a fight and it will attract attention to the mine Good by I shalL see you this afternoon And with that he was gone leaving both Kenyon and Went worth in a much happier frame of mind than that in which he had found them I say Kenyon said Wentworth that fellow is a trump His adyice has cleared the air wonderfully I believe his plan is the best after all and as you saj we have no money for- an ex-¬ pensive lawsuit I will leave you now to get on with your work and will be back at three oclock At that hour John had his statement concluded The first man in was Long worth who read it with approval merely suggesting a change here and there which was duly made Then he put the communication into an envelope and -- Well dont let that trouble ycu Bo as I say and we will begin an inter- ¬ -- ¬ I l- MEMORIES OF PATERNITY Efaaotions Which a Young Father Feels When He Trundles the Baby It is always a little amusing to see a jroung father fare forth with a baby his baby in his arms for the first time It is no use for him to try to appear unconscious to everybody that it is his first appearance in public in the role of a father His awkwardness is manifest but his pride is also in evidence and the two form a combination of which no young father need to be ashamed There are some men and some women who arc sentimental enough to have their hearts quite touched by the very sight of a young couple overflowing with tender ness and pride and solicitude over theii first born Those to whom this not uncommon spectacle appeals are apt to be4 middle aged or elderly men and womenwhoseidWri youth has long been only a memory But if they have lived honestly and truly it is a pleasant mem ¬ ory and the sight of a young couple and their first baby gives rise to some of the sweetest memories of their lives They recall the time when life was all hopes and all harmonies to them and the coming of their first little one gave them new hopes and sweeter harmonies The little one is a man now perhaps with children of his own but you can remember just how he looked in his swaddling clothes and just how you felt when you first appeared in public You dont with him in your arms talk much about it now because you dont want to be thought silly or sentimental but if you are the man 11 LJ ur tue wumudi you ougnt J o oe you win have taught your children that God can give them no higher proof of His favor than to give them little ones of their -- temptation and the rail stealers oc- ¬ The hired man and cupation is gone IF iLXjXj the lagging tramp alike scorn it proffer- ¬ ed shade Like the model housewife FULL stock of Fruit and Ornamental when well supported it is always neat Grape Vines Small Fruits Asparagus and everything for the and tidy posts Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- ¬ ploy no agents Try us on prices and THREE POSTS to the 100 FEET Economy is not our sole object in see the difference between those of a grower and dealer Catalogue on ap- placing posts for farm fence at the un ¬ plication te usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart Farmers say the closer the posts the fl F HILLENMEYER Lexington Ey better the fence C20oct That may apply to common fences but depending largely on its elasticity we prefer the long panel For cemeteries lawns yards etc they should of course be nearer 13 to 20 feet is not objectionable ¬ TREES TREES 1896 I J ISSBSMMWm IBSISi fill iff j We have completed and are now building a lot of this fence for Bourbon farmers and you can examine into it merits for yourself Estimates cheerfully furnished Youi may put up the posts and we will build tho ffinft nr wb will flnnfrrant to do thft whole job If you are needing any fence see us We will save you money ana stiii ouua you tne Dest ience maae Respectfully MILLER COLLINS - yp - S l 1 s J X - Paris Ky - IT-- T -- WmMm own Detroit Free Press THAT N i BRITON USES Figures Showing What Nations Send the Adulterated Article BUTTER If in would let them sue ma if they wanted to In a communication recently received from the British board of agriculture by Acting Secretary of Agriculture Dabney a return is made of samples of imported butter analyzed under the di-¬ rection of the board from May 1895 to February 1S96 inclusive The total number of samples so analyzed was 995 representing the products of 12 dif-¬ ferent countries The countries in whose products adulterated specimens who is going to look at our mine Exactly the same number of Vi n S 1 -- CHAPTER XVH When John Kenyon enterd his office it seemed to him that his clerk looked at him askance He imagined that innocent gentleman had been reading the article in the Financial Field bus in a frame the truth is John was hardlyopinion on of mind to form a correct what other people had been doing Everybody he met in tne street it seemed to him was discussing the article in the Financial Field He asked if anybody had been in that morning and was told that there had been no callers Then he passed into the door be ¬ the directors room closed a chair and hind him sat down on leaned his head on his hands with Ins elbows on the table In this position Wentworth found him some time later when John looked up his face was and haggard and agod Ah -- I- 1 - bottom of that article John shook his head whatever to do said he had nothing How do you know what had Kenyon related exactly young man of passed between the oily and hiinsdf lhat theFinancial Fieldtliisjecital was go- while Yes is Do you think Longworth I see you have read 11 f at the i r VI j - then in pithy but hardly rv 41 i SL expressing ii opinio now and remarks that were j- ort and ta xu - Iblication sent it to the editor of the opposition paper Wentworth came in next then peo- - Melville then Mr King After this pie as would look at it before the article they all adjourned to the directors appeared room and in a few minutes the others ¬ Dont you think it will have any ef- were present fect Now said Longworth an we are Not the slightest all here I do not see any necessit3r for own delay You have probably read the Butlookatthis letter from your lawyers on the subject Wentworth article that appeared in this mornings handed Longworth the letter from Financial Field Mr Kenyon has writ- ¬ nawk Longworth adjusted his glass ten a statement in relation to that which and read it carefully through gives the full particulars of the inside By Jove he said with a laugh I of a very disreputable piece of business call that distinctly good I had no idea It was merely an attempt at black old Hawk was such a humorist His mailing which failed I intended to reputation indeed well that beats have had the statement read to you me All that Hawk wants is another but we thought it best to get it olf ag suit on his hands I wish you would let quickly as possible and it will appear me keep this letter I will have some to morrow in the Financial Eagle fun with m3 friend Hawk over it where T hope you will read it Now so1 Mr Kenyon perhaps you will tell us You are welcome to the letter far as I am concerned said Went- ¬ something about the mine worth but do you mean to say Mr Kenyon like many men of worth and Longworth that we have to sit here not of words was a very poor speaker calmly under this imputation and do He seemed confused and was often a litnothing tle obscure in his remarksbut he was mean to saj-- nothing of the kind listened to with great attention by those I but I dont propose to play into their present He was helped here and there hands by suing them at least I should by a judicious question from young not if it were my case instead of Ken Longworth and when he sa down the yons impression was not so bad as might have been expected After a moments What would you do I would let them sue me if they silence it was Mr King who spoke wanted to do so Of course their can- ¬ As I take it he said all we wish ¬ vasser called to see you didnt he Ken- to know is this Is the mine what it yon is represented to be Is the mineral Yes he did the best for the use Mr Kenyon has inIs there a sufficient quan ¬ He told you that he had a certain dicated amount of space to sell for ascertain tity of that mineral in the mountain he sum in cash speaks of to make it worth while to organize this company It seems to Yes And if you did not buy that space me that this can only be answered by this certain article would appear some practical man going out there whereas if you did an article of quite and seeing the mine for himself Mr a different complexion would be Melville is I understand a practical man If he has the time to spare I printed You seem to know all about it said would propose that he should go to America see this mine and report Kenyon suspiciously Another person asked when the option Of course I do my dear boy Every body knows all about it Thats the way on the the mine ran out This was those papers make their money I think answered by young Longworth who myself as a general rille it is cheaper to said that the person who went ber buy them off I believe my uncle al- ¬ and reported on the mine could cable then ways does that wherThe has anything the word right or wrong LoncTpn special on hand and doesnt wanfe therewpuld be tinie to actin be hothcred with mi tside Issues Btft in gettingup the lYst of subscribers I suppose said another that in j we havent done so in this instance fK of dflnv hvpp wrmlrl Vif nn trnnMfl ana this is the resuM It can db ¬ ¬ they want But said Wentworth I if we do not were found are as follows Belgium 5 samples 1 adulterated Denmark 182 samples 8 adulterated Germany 154 samples 43 adulterated Holland 2 10 cents cent Playing cards orange 250 samples 66 adulterated Norway 2 cent Proprietary blue imperforate15 cents cents and Sweden 109 samples 2 adulterated 2 cent Proprietarybluepart perforatelO cents 1 cent Pronrietaryorangefull pefrote15 CLOTHES GLEftNED Russia 49 samples 5 adulterated 3 cent Playing cardgreenimperforateS2 cent playing cardgreenfull perrte20 The countries contributing samples 3 cent Telegraph green imperforatelO cents 8 cents among which no adulterated specimens 4 cent Playing cardviolet perforate50 cents have employed a first class cents were found are Argentina 4 samples 4 cent Proprietaryvioletpart perfoatelO cents 10 experienced tailor to take charge 5 cent Express red imperforate 10 cents of our cleaning repairing Austria 57 Canada 39 France 62 Scent Playing card red perforate and pressing 10 cents 5 cent Proprietary perforate New Zealand 21 United States 63 department Work done on short 6 cent Proprietary orange perforateS5 In regard to the adulterated products 10 cent Bill of Ladingblue imperfotelo cents notice Our prices are lower than 10 cent Bill Ladingbluepart perte15 cents others and we will do your work right the noteworthy points are the tre ¬ 2 5 cent Bondof imperforate j0 cents mendous proportion of specimens over 40 cent Inland Exchangeimperforate7o cents PIS FURNISHING AND TIILORKG CO 34 per cent from Germany the large 50 cent Probate of Will imperforate Si 2 3 70 cent Foreign exchangegreenjimateJW cents H S STOUT Manager proportion numbering over 25 per cent 51 Life Insurance imperforate SI SI Manifest imperforate si 10 24mar tfj contributed from Holland and the fact Si Mortgage full perforate SI 25 con1 50 1 00 Passage Ticket imperforate that Denmark by far the largest Foreign tributor of foreign butter products to 1 30 Foreign excliangeorange imate 3 Of 1 90 4 00 Exchange maroon the British market and enjoying 3 50 Inland Exchange imperforate 5 00 CO W W DUDLEY 7 00 5 hitherto an almost irreproachable repu ¬ 20 00 Probate of Will imperforate 00 Probate of Will imperforate 30 00 1 50 tation in the butter market should 1 30 Bluo and Black - Paris Kentucky have had the Page I think you can get the nest made finest flnh and Woven Wire Fence on my farm forj MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE about eighteen months and am welL for amero son Buy from reliable manufacturers pleased with it It has proved to he all mas nave earned a reputation by honest and sauare d utoff Ttaero is none in tho world that can equal that is claimed for it It tarns all kinds In mechanical construction durability of worki nt partaflneness of finish beauty in appearancer haa of stock and is as tight as it was the day vs maujr improvements as tne KfcW HOME it was put up and has stood some severed WRITE FOR CIRCULARS tests A horse of one of my neighbors1 The Hew Home Sewing HacMne Co fell across the fence a few months agoi Change Mass Bostok Mass 28 Union Sqttare NY and was not taken off for several hours Chicago Ili St Louis Mo Daixas Texas SanFeaNCISCOCAI ATIAXTAaA but when taken off the fence went back OR SALE QY to its place all right with the exception of a few staples During the storm of COOK WINN Paris Ky April 24th a good sized tree was blown across the fence and bent it down to tho U S REVENUE STAMPS WASTED ground As soon as the tree was cast off the fence went up all right and wa BY as good as ever with the exception ofj TJIi Green County Cleric Mt Olivet Ky one broken wire and a few staples oui I want to buy for cash the following U S of place Revenues either canceled or uncanceled at I am so well pleased with the fencer the prices annexed when stamps are sent in that I am going to put up more of ifcl good condition Respectfully Each right away 5 cents 1 cent Express red imperforate Wm Becraft 5my tf 1 cent Express red part perforate 5 cents 1 cent Playing Cards red imperforate50 cents 1 cent Playing cardsredpart perforated cents 1 cent Proprietary Tedpart perforate10 cents 50 cents cent Telegraph red imperforate 2 cent Bank Check bluepart perforate 5 cents We are prepared to furnish at rea 5 cents sonable prices locust posts by the caiV 2 cent Certificate blue imperforate 2 cent Cert ticate blue full perforate 10 cents Delivered at your nearest rail2 cent Certiflcateorangef uli perforatelO cents load 5 cents road station 2centExpress blue imperforate 10 cents 2 cent Express blue part perforate MILLER COLLINS 2 cent Playing cardsbIueimperToratef0 cents Do not bo deceived by alluring advertisements and G 4CH1MI The Page Wire Fence In Bourbon 1 Vs Millersburg Ky May 4 96 Messrs Miller Collins Agents Gentlemen S 1 LOCUST POSTS REPJlE WE ¬ S adulterated or nearly 5 per cent In regard to the other countries the presence of the Argentina in the English butter market even though no doubt to a limited extent is worthy of have contributed on a total of 182 spec- ¬ imens note - ¬ ¬ -- I oral lesson in physiology because it was illustrated from a large chart His teacher tells that one day she thinking he had learned one physiological fact One Fri attempted to show him off day pur lesson concerned the head and brain Knowing Tommys love for the pictures I placed him where he could get a good view of the chart and tried long and hard to impress upon him that his head contained his brain I really thought that at last I had made an impression and saw a gleam of intelligence on his dull little face At that moment the superintendent happened to make a call and thinking I had accomplished wonders Tommys fame having reached him I called on Thomas to tell where his brain was He gave me a blank look and remained silent 1 tried again and put the question in an Now Tommy I said other form tell Mr M what is in your head The little hand shotup and Tpjn cold It fairly oarea otite was my last attexdptto show Tommy off in public Chicago Timos Herald ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ though almost an innocent took to the Chicago Inter Ocean What Was in liis Head Tommy a pupil of a primary school 60 Blue and Black 2 00 cent Black and Green proprietary- - 15 cents fcent Black and Green proprietary u cents 10 cent Black and Green proprietary x 5f oOcentBlacka d Green proprietary 3 i 1 00 Black and Green proprietary 5 00 15 00 5 00 Black and Green proprietary lalso wish to buy old canceled postage stamps aud stamped envelopes of any and all denominations from 1SM0 to li75 for which I will pay liberal prices Address T L GREEN Conuty Clerk ML Olivet Ky Notk The above named stamps can be found on Deeds Mortgages Notes Keceipts Agreements Bank Checks etc from i86l to lS7o also on Proprietary Medicines Matches etc T o foregoing offer is genuine made in good faith aud will be carried out to the let-¬ ter in every instance when 1 receive the stamps I have mentioned in good order Reference Mt Olivet Deposit Bank or any official of Robertson county T Li Grujsn County Clerk 1 5 BILL POSTERS PARIS KY All Kinds of Posting Distributing Promptly Attended To Etc dition well located Will be sold at low price on four payments one fourth cash balance in three equal pay- ¬ ments at six twelve and eighteea care Tbs months Address L L News Earis Hy J A TOWS LOT FOft SALE 42xll0 foot lot in Williams ad WKW Cnt tall von n11 nlmiit iba novrVvlM iuutdsoma deslsrns beautiful fra virlvi-vfait Txwtma cniuvlnA Ma11a lriw T vrf prtl ZVuTm ZfZZXZZrsZS iCTtfiiasjffifeus2Luu iui hPlun3 Yr-wixrfrtt nii j 2 i VJMX i Z v Ife trfl a RPiu auepacea nj Cot i ALLIANCE CARRIAGE CO Cincinnati Ohio - -- r ff 1 t i -- r s 9 til 11 - - y X ticesV Tfcs fjfT ISrVi -- -k ktL tfSxJ -7 - -- - fGLJgjfh TTe IV r lfw - fa M TH1 B6IJRB0N NEWS TUESDAY JANtiiRY r 5 1897 A TRt GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Bourbon County Distillers Sued BQURBUN HEWS 1881 LSlxteenth YearEstablished Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER QHAMP Editors and Owner BBUfJE MILLER It it i all Checks Money Order payable to the onler of Champ Miller - IRT Mak- etc h m i ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR JUDGE Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In The Fover v Salter Martins Uncle Toms Cabin Go played to a large audience Saturday night at the Grand The performance was the best ever given in Paris by an Uncle Tom company - A precocious child who did a song and dance specialty member of the com- ¬ was pany Her specialties were remarkably good for one so young the-cleverest- the Peacock Co and J W Walsh are Distillery among the twenty eight Kentucky dis- ¬ tilleries that have been sued in the United States Court at Covington and Louisville by the Frankfort Whiskey Process Go of New York for an al- ¬ leged infringement on their secret pro cess of waking whiskey which they patented in August 1882 -- TheGG White Co Scott sdt is Statement of the condition of the Agricultural Banla5Paris Ky incorporateq at the close of business DeL JlOl tQ IT Of JKJVU I I - -- - We are authorized to announce Wm Adelaide Hermann wife of AlexanMPuRNELLas a candidate for Judge Should do hometbing for a change Of Bourbon County subject to the der Hermann the magician says that action of the Democratic party her husbands sudden death was caused Pne leads the Cuban war reports vand by heart disease brought on by the in- ¬ inwardlv remaiks upon what a poor cessant use of cigarettes Hermanns cheap tawdry miserable skate Ananias FOR CIRCUIT CLERK Exchange We are authorized to announce Chas nephew and pupil Leon Hermann will I was E Butler as a candidate for Circuit succeed the dead magician and com- ¬ Consumption eanpften be prevented Clerk subject to the action of the Demo-¬ plete the tour arranged for this season by giving early gention to a cold cratic party whether slight or severe A cold quick- ¬ ly disappears wh6n Jpr Bells Pine Tar Thos Keene the eminent American Honey is taken ji FOR SHERIFF production of We are authorized to announce tragedian gave a fine Piles Piles I Piles I George W Bowen as a candidate for Julius Caesar last night at Lexing ¬ Sheriff subject to the action of the ton Olga Nethersole the celebrated Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will Democratic party If elected Mr English actress plays Denise Thurs ¬ cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching It absorbs Bowens deputies will be W W day night and Sol Smith Russell every- ¬ Piles once acts asthe tumors allays the Itch a poultice gives instant ing at Mitchell and J ames Burke relief Dr Williams Indian Pile QJntment bodys favorite comes to Lexington at is prepared only lor Piles and ifccbing at the rivate parts and nothing else JSwery box an early date s guaranteed sold oy aruzeists sent by ¬ N What if congiess when it gathers In to work from off the range Fresh from New Years resolutions madeap of the most essential elements that go to nourish the body Where the appetite is varying or lacking it in¬ creases it and where digestion is weak it aids it to perform its function in a more vigorous way It enriches the blood makes healthy flesh and cures chronic coughs and colds by making it possible for the body out lorvn 11 H RESOURCES Real Estate Banking House Other Stocks Overdrafts Loans and Discounts Cash Furniture Etc S- - Due from Banks Gross 307361 9331 22584 2204 4283 o000r00 Surplns 00 Capital StockSr LIABILITIES - i-- 51 12 97 81 Undivided Profits Individual Deposits Due to Banks r I -- 100000 100000 1273 147652 00 00 59 20 183962 350765 41 350765 41 t Disposed of a follows Dividend No 40 Expenses Paid Gain and Loss Remaining 1 Earnings past months Gain and Loss Remaining BIX 810167 07 192 65 72 6000 00 3086 1 1273 59 10359 72 10359 to resist disease Our friendsteli us IT Works Wonders but we never like to over state the merits of our remedy even Jno J McClintock Cashier states he is Cashi r of the Agricultural Bank of Paris Ky and that the above is a true statemeut of the condition of said Bank to the best of his knowledge and belief jN0 McClintock Subscribed and sworn to before me this 31st day of December 1896 B Woodford Notary Public -- j ¬ when it has been tested and tried for over twenty fiveyears If you will ask for it we will send you a book telling you more about the subject than we can put in a few words REPORT OF THE BOARD OF DI RECTORS OF THE ¬ STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OP THE Pens mm Mmi -- BOUfiBON BANK incorporated FOR JAILER t Oones as a candidate for re election as acceptable members of the very weak Free Free J Free Jailer subject to the action of the cast Mr Jones candi- ¬ Democratic party Given away for a few days only com ¬ it dacy is in the interest of Mrs Landon mencing Saturday December 12th a rjerfionS having claims against 155 90 Bank Jan 1 l89G Ashbrook Chauncey Olcott will produce a new number of boxes each containing one assigned estate of J G- Amount collected to We are authorized to announce W H play Sweet Inniscarra on the 25th weeks treatment of Wrights Celery Smedley are requested to present them Jan 11897 2156 16 Capsules at W T Brooks drug store at once properly1 proyen as required POQNE as a candidate for Jailer sub ¬ jn New York by 3312 06 Any person afflicted with Liver Kidney law to the undersigned or ject to the action of the Democratic 557 14 their at-¬ Expenses paid to Jan 1 1897 si or Stomach complaints Rheumatism torney Harmon Stitt PTtas Dyspepsia Constipation Sick Head- ¬ Amount in Citizens Bank Jan - Vernona will star aches can get one of the boxes free hashingJarbeau sigueeB are authorized to announce vVih 1754 92 B D SMEDLEY C U 1897 L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of next season in a burlesque production of Wrights Celery Capsules are purely 27nov tf Amount in Agricultu ¬ vegetable easy to take no bad taste do Bourbon County subject to the action Carmen ral Bank Jan 196 12r83 not gripe Parties living out or the city of the Republican party Amount collected to can get them free by addressing The to announce John 568 00 We are authorized Jan 1 1897 Wright Med Co Columbus O to the Thos Keene plays in Winchester H- Stewart for Jailer subject 689 83 564 23 action of the Democratic party Expenses paid to Jan 1- 1897 Lexington and Frankfort this week Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa- ¬ against tion sick headaches 25a at druggists ALL persons having claims J Bill SCINTILLATIONS 125 60 assigned estate of A 1754 92 are requested to present them at once Forward FOR ASSESSOR i Au Interesting Jumble Of News And 4454 00 proven as required by law to Notes on hand properly We are authorised to announce J U Comment the undersigned or his attorney Har afc a candidate for Assessor Boardman 6334 52 mon Stitt to the been filledat Dan- ¬ Suit for divorce has of 6ourbon County subject January 1 1897 PERRY JEFFERSON action of the Democratic party ville by Mrs Granville Ceml against her Assignee 27nov tf J T ELlNTON horse- ¬ 1 saw Samuel T James as a candidate for A good sized audience performance Wrights Celery Tea regulates the Jailer subject to the action of the Burglar Co give a poor The liver and kidneys cures constipation Thursday night at the Grand Democratic party and sick headache 25c at all druggists We are authorized to announce W C burglar and little Editlw werethe only 24Jy-96-- ly We are authorized to announce mail for 50c and 1 per box Mb G CO Prop s Cleveland O The W T Brooks druggist WILLIAMS For sale by Go to your druggist for Scores Emul ¬ sion Two sizes 50 cts and JOO SCOTT BOWNE New York t ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL - RESOURCES Real Estate About six acres of land that has never Furniture and Fixtures Loans and Bills Discounted been cut up into lots Also a large nmubpr of lots that haye ga8h v Due from Banks been laid off nto lots and not sold Overdrafts Amount in Citizens To the Stockholders and Lot owners of said Company of all the property and assets of every kind on haDd and in their possession and under their con- ¬ trol to this date viz Dec PARIS KENTUCKY at the close of business SXst 2500 00 500 00 176774 6 11409 81 49585 44-6987 34r 247757 27 100000 00 30000 00 11010 23 LIABILITIES Capital Stock Snrplus Undivided Profits Individual Deposits Due Banks Undivided Profits Remaining 101718 16 5028 88 24775 27 ASSIGNEES NOTICE June 30th 1896 Gross Earnings past 6 months Current Expenses Dividend No 11 Undivided Profits remaining Disposed of as follows 9691 48f 7473- 8tfi - He I - 17167 28i bi1 t i of Bourbon County subject to the ac- ¬ tion of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Will G McClintock as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Archie W Bedford as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce C L Hough as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subjeofcto the action of the Republican party FOR POLICE JUDGE a candidate for Assessor of County subject to the action Bourbon of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Gar Kenney rett D of Bourbon as a candidate for County subject to Assessor the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm H Whaley as a candidate for Assessor Clay as We are authorized to announce S DI ¬ husband the wealthy badker and man He is a member of the firm of P Cecil G A new departure at the Kentucky State College is a short winter course in agriculture The course began yester- ¬ day and continues eight weeks It is offered free of tuition to any young man in the state f The report of the grand jury at cjfrr Owensboro on the Holt mob investiga rsp vtf re- ¬ tion states that no evidencewas ceived sufficient to issue any indictment The December term of the Circuit Court adjourned Saturday afternoon A dispatch from Vanceburg says that Henry D Halbert who was married last week at that place has been sued ID YOD EVER suffer from real ner for 50000 for breach of promise by vousness When every nerve seemed Alice Armstrong of Cincinnati to quiver with a peculiar creepy feeling first in ono place and then another formerly of Vanceburg Halbert is and all seemed finally to concentrate in a wealthy you be- ¬ Almost Distracted Q ¬ 11010 23f 17167 28 2157 05 4000 00 4 Henry Spears R J Neely ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL persons having claims Hagainst¬ Curassigned estate of M rent are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or his attorney Stitt 27nov tf J M Hughes B Woodford Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me this 31st day of December 1896 Henry Spears Notary Public QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE Deposit Bank of Peirist At the close of business on the 26th day of December RESOURCES less N 3T 1896 r c Harmon V Xf ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL U We are authorized to announce Wm Remington as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce John R Adair as a candidate- for Police Judge sub3ect to tne action or me Democratic party - 1 Robt Laughlin the wife murderer will be hanged Saturday at Brooksville Ky Laughlin who is now confined in tbe Covington jail with Alonzo Walling and Scott Jackson has agreed to come back in spirit form to the hansring of Jackson and Walling A special from Washington Satur ¬ day i gays The rnonthly coinage statement issued by the Bureau of the Mint Bhows the total coinage at the mints of the United States during December 1896 to haye been 7017419 of which 4363165 was gold 2551968 silver and 102286 minor coins Of the silver coined 1700000 was in standard dollars Primary Election Ordered For May H 22 J897 1 In pursuance id call the Democratic County Committee met in this city yes terday and ordered a primary election for Saturday May 22 1897 The Com inittee then adjourned to meet again on the first Monday in Aprils The following was unanimously adopted Believing that tne best interests of the people of Kentucky are bound up with the Democratic party and knowing from experience that Democratic con- ¬ trol in local affairs is absolutely essen tial to the peoples welfare we trust that all Democrats regardless of differ- ¬ ences of opinion upon questions of National policy will unite in the selec- ¬ tion of good men for the offices thus in ¬ suring to Bourbon County an efficient and economical administration of local affairs - come irritable fretful and peevish to be followed by an impotent weakenedepndi tion of the nerve centers ringing in the ears and sleepless miserable nights Mrs Eugene Searles Dr Miles 110 Simonron St Elk- ¬ Nervous hart IntL says Nervine troubles had made me nearly insane and Restores physicians were unable Health to help me My memory gone and every little thing was almost almost worried me Until I I really feared I vas lecoinlhg a maniac I imagined all sorts of evil things and would cry over nothing I commeheG taking Tit Miles Restorative Nervine and four bottles of this wonderful remedy completely cured me and I am as well now as 1 ever ws Dr Miles Nervine is sold on guafbteefirst bottle will benefit or money retdnded -- writhing jumble in the brain and Loans and Discounts 139675 loans to Directors Loans to Directors officers 9495 not incfcided Officers Loans to 1700 Overdrafts secured - R OQo Overdrafts unsecured Due from National Banks 11519 persons having cla ras against Due from State Banks and assigned estate of I R Best 549 Bankers are requested to present them at once Due from Trust Companies properly proven as required by law to Banking House and Lot 9000 the undersigned Other Real Estate HARMON STITT Mortgages 42531 Assignee 27nov tf U S Bonds Other Stocks and Bonds Specie 2674 Currency 8208 Exchanges for Clearings 1309 Other Items carried as Cash 139 Furniture and Fixtures persons having claims against Fund to Pay Taxes assigned estate of James H Current Expenses Last Quar- ¬ Letton are requested to present them at ter 554 onpe properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or his attorney 235590 Harmon Assignee H C CURRENT LIABILITIES 61 50 00 or 21 79 00 00 00 66 00 00 16 ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL 00 00 Cashiers checks outstanding Bills re discounted 80 Unpaid Dividends Taxes due and unpaid 06 12 95 ers 00 Dne Trust Companies Capital Stock paid inin cash100000 00 Surplus Fund 20000 00 rSrUndivided Profits - 4443- 91s Deposits subject to check on whichjLnterest is not paid 1 wi35Tg8 jjeposns suoject to cnecK on which 6 per cent interest is 30CK 00 paid Demand certificates of de- ¬ posits on whichper cent 00 interest is paid Time certificates of deposit on which per cent inter ¬ oj est is paid Saving deoosits on which 60 per cent interest is paid Certified Checks 00 Dne National Banks 451 03 Due State Banks and Bank - 3720 64- - Oft Ofr 3622 50 CO N glcl Stitt Capital Stock not paid 00 00- - 27nov tf -- L M GREEN r--7 Assignee I 5 235590 00 State of Kentucky County of Bourbon ss wm ALL or Harmon Stitt riiftjTrT ai f TTCi HIRE - This is a thoughtless wasteful world for while one man goes battling with the winter without half enough clothes another gets excited and burns eight or Weyler in ten pounds of Gen effigy Exchange Constipation Biliousness Cause Sick headache Pains in the back Sallow complexion Loss of appetite and persons having claims against assigned estate of J J Peed are requested to present them at once verified as required by law to the under- ¬ signed or their attorneys J Q Ward J 20 nov 3mo J a D ALLEN PEED Assicnee8 Apropos of science and these hard times it is perhaps correct to say that adversity and the Roentgen rays are about equally effective in discover- ¬ ing what there really is in a man NOTICE Jtsarton win please prove tne same ac- ¬ cording to law and leave them with the undersigned or at the office of at No 400 Main street in the City of Paris iu said county elng duly sworn sayB that the foregoing Report is in all respects a true statement of the condition of the said Bank at the close of business on the 26th day of December 1896 to the best of his knowledge and belief and further says that the business of said Bank has been transacted at the location named and not elsewhere and that the above report is made iu compliance with an official notice received from the Secretary of State designating the 25th day of December 1896 as the day on which such report shall be made Subscribed and sworn to before me P I MCCARTHY Cashier by P I McCarthv Cashier the 1st L M BEDFORD Director i day of January 1897 i E J NEELY Director E J MYALL Notary Public N KRIENER Director- Bourbon County Ky J -- P I McCarthy Cashiel of Deposit Bank a Bank located and doing business ALL persons having claims assigned estate of - against Joshua Exhaustion There is only one cure which is All We Want can not be excelled Is an opportunity to convince you that our work - The trouble with the most of this exclusive cabinet news H V r v be and the same is hereby ordered to be back again sJTomo held on Saturday the 22d day of May Gen Weyler and the cat are now a 1897 for the purpose of nominating One Pink Pil touches the liver and Democratic candidates for the follow tie in the matter of coming back removes the bile Judge to ioil County ing offices One Tonic Pellet nightly acts as a County Attorney Sheriff County Clerk gentle laxative in keeping the bowels Awarded Circuit Clerk County Assessor Super- ¬ open restores the digestive organs tones intendent of Public Schools Jailer Cor Highest Honors Worlds up the nervous system- and makes new onerj Representative for Bourbon rich blood Complete treatment two - County Magistrates and Constables in 7 medicines one price 25c any store the several magisterial districts Treatise and Sample free at BBOWN MFQ CO New York T E Moore For sale by Smith Bros druggists Chmn Dem Co Com MillprRhTirgr Ky o D C Parrish Secretary Yesterdays Temperature Resolved That a Primary election out is that it has a bad habit of leaking which leaks ONSJiL Pellets Those knowing themselves indebted to the estate will please settle promptly and avoid suit 15nov Harmon Stitt Paris Ky tf Assignee Joshua Barton TIME CARD J M VIMONT Miller8burg Ky We Are Working For A Reputation - y 3- - KAJGLKOAJD L NRR Far ARRIVAL OF TRAINS rom Cincinnati 1116 a m 530 p m 1015 p in Fr6m Lexington 439 a m 740 a m 339 p m 622 p m From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m 333 t m From Maysville 745 a m330 p m DEPARTURE OP TRAINS guaranteed And can not afford to turn out inferior work Give us a trial- and if good work can gain your patron- ¬ age yours is insured Quick work and satisfaction BOHR BON p STEM UOIMLT r BRO ST 5T W M HINTON JR BRANCH OFFICE W 21 Hintons Props PABISKY Meeting Of Sonnd Money Democrats day it was resolved to maintain party organization to promote and advance the principles of pure Democracy It was the sense of those present that no part should be taken by National Democrats in the coming primaries However this question will again be brought forward at an early meeting of Sound Money Democracts of National Democrats of Bourben County in this city Satur- ¬ At a meeting CREAM 347 p The following is the temperature as To Lexingtonm 752 a m 1127 a m noted yesterday by A J Winters Co of this city 7a m 8a m 9am 10 a m 11 a m 12 m 2p m pm pm 4 3 To Cincinnati 445 a m 752 a m OFFICE AND WORKS 127 129 SEVENTH rt sA - BAKING 40 38 P0WMR MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream 4 v87 37 t 540 p m 1021 p m To Richmond 1125 a m 537 p m 1025 p m To Mays ville 750 a m 630 p m F B Carr Agent Kjentucky Midland Arrive 830 a m 528 p in Leave 955 a m 550 d m Arrive Freight carries passengers 425 p m leaves 435 p m V Jewelry Store 39 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN TO - from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD of Tartar Powder Free 5p jnr V 41 41 39 fci36 w tt rw W tfetj -- a vrX m r pike Co f rota my abont n o is requested to return the same ofnnfl VlrWfw J JtL T A T5 R j cu vv j TP0 f- i Stable For Rent ROOMY rent for reasonable terms stable borrowed the hooks Tw office vfcvaaLtJwn Inwvt centrally located- - Oculars office for further27nov tf r f 1 A r RSRHSra t V j v- re TiMSSJ Err - t THE BOUBBlN NEWS 1 TFESDANUARYi5 yUr NteTIAL KNOTS 3fc V u r V -rt I L Jf m A 1837 i yix E IlllUBBOWEfflS 18811 nR Turnpike JSews TfiE PERSOMiL MENTION II f I ft 3 CitZHTi Sixteenth Year JEstabllhed littered at the Post office soud class mall matter East Union Rogers Mills and at Paris Kv J V TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES v 1 I v3 Ul SHI 54 leyear mws costs you Payable in A Avarice 2 00 Six mouths S100 1 port FROM A GUN get a cant even CHAKGE re FREE OF Move lay able to the order of Champ Make all Checks Miilkr Orders Etc Two of W F Talbotts children are Lilwith diphtheria The Sheriffs sale of Jas I O Grays tn V IhorBes has been indefinitely postponed Judge Webbs civil court begins this morning There are fifty two the docket caBes on the Hopewell Bethlehem turnpikes were deeded yesterday to the county An estimate made of the cost of macadamizing turnpikes with the new road building machinery is extremely favorable The former cost per rod was from 759 to 9 but under the new system it C03ts only 450 per rod The estimate is made from the expense in curred in macadamizing a piece of road near Elizabeth On February court day the County Court will offer at public sale about seventeen toll houses that are situated on the various pikes recently acquired by the County In some instances the houses only belong to the county the ground which they occupy reverting to the owners of adjoining lands Where the ground is sold the owner of ad joining land will have the privilege of buy ¬ ing the land at the price at which it is knocked down if he so desires ¬ ¬ H Hl f JJ ff VS r tf The following is the program for the services to be held this week in Barton Jameson of thiB county has union Robert P Powers left Sunday for this morning at the Paris cemetery at observing the week of prayer the sera position as traveling salesman secured vices to begin at seven oclock each Cincinnati to accept a position eleven oclock a Cincinnati coffee and tea house for Cottie Neagle of Lexington was a evening Mrs Matilda Rush aged sixty died Monday First Presbyterian Church Court day visitor in the city yesterday Saturday at her home on the Ruddells Is showing the largest and prettiest line of Christmas goods such as Miss Lelia Johnson has accepted a Humiliation and Thanksposition as stenographer for Hon E Subject Mr and Mrs J C Morrison re ¬ Mills pike six miles from Paris She nice Table Linens with Napkins to match Tray Covers Lunch Leader Rev F W Eberhardt turned Saturday to Crown Hill W Va leaves a grown son H J Rush The Cloths etc M Dickson attorney for the L N giving We make handkerchiefs our specialitV including Swiss linen Tuesday Baptist Church Subject railroad Miss Maud Stout has returned from remains were takefito Georgetown Sun ¬ and Silk embroidered and plain Leader Rev The Church Universal a visit to Miss Nelle Nichols in Cincin day and placed in the vault A nice present would be a silk umbrella ladies or gents or a nice Rev Frank Hallam tendered his E G B Maun nati Wm Collins aged sixty eight years pair of kid gloves resignation Sunday as rector of St Wednesday Christian Church SubMiss Marie Jouett of Cynthiana is one of the most substantial and respectOther articles too numerous too mention Peters Episcopal Church in this city to ject Nations and5 Their Rulers spending a few days with Miss Clay ed citizens of the county died Friday Any of the above goods will make a useful as well as an appreciated take effect on July 1st Leader Rev EH Rutherford from paralysis at his home in North present Thnrsday rMethodist Church Sub Thomas W B Conway formerly of this city CALL AND SEE MY ELEGANT ASSORTED STOCK Miss Lillie Jouett of Cynthiana Middletown He is survived by a wife Missions Home and Foreign consumption at the ject is very low with was the guest of Mrs Cornay Watson and three children Mrs W S Jones W H H Leader ReY F J Cheek Mrs J J Redmon and J- - T Collins home of his fathei Friday Second Presbyterian Church last week to whom he leaves an estate of about Johnson in Mt Sterling Dr David Keller formerly ot this Families and Schools Subject 30000 ancl about 800 acres of land tIeee city now of Lexington was in the city Attention is directed to the an Leader Eld J S Sweeney The deceased had just moved into a new yesterday nouncement on fourth page of John R l residence which he had built in North Election Of Bank Officials v529 Main Street Paris Ky Adair as a candidate for Police Judge Commonwealths Attorney John S Middletown The funeral services and subject to the action of the Deuicfcratic At the meetings of stockholders at the Smith is attending Circuit Court at interment occurred Sunday afternoon party respective banks yesterday the follow- ¬ Frankfort Thedeceased had been president of the -ing officers were elected Miss June Jameson has returned Deposit Bank at North Middletown for The remains of George Taliaferro Agricultural Bank Henry Spears from a visit to Miss Norma Snell in ten years the tenth year ending on the were exhumed Friday from the Insane President J J McClintock Cashier day of his death Asylum cemetery at Lexington and Directors J A Howerton W H Cynthiana Mrs A J Winters arrived home were reinterred Saturday in the Paris Renick Thos Woodford Frances Hall Ramons Relief cures Sick Headache yesterday from a yisit to relatives in Neuralgia Cramps Cholera Morbus cemetery J Wm Bedford JiT Hinton J D Eminence offeree Diarrhoea c 25c for large bottle is directed to the an- ¬ McClintock Henry Spears John C Attention Miss Pearl Leach of Cynthiana BIRTHS nouncement on fourth page of the can Clay See our all wool Dress Goods 40 Our 100 Kid Gloves are marked M Hughes Presi- ¬ was a guest last - week at Mr J B didacy of Mr Chas E Butler for Cir- ¬ Citizens Bank J down from 150 and we warrant in wide at 25c sold elsewhere Tliei Advent Of Our Future Men And Northcotts cuit Clerk subject to the action of the dent Wm Myall Cashier Directors Women 50c a yard at every pair The Ladies Euchre Club will be Chas Stephens J T Hinton E P Democratic party Novelty Dress Goods at G D Corsets at 50c and 6100 Saturday niirhtto the wife of D G Finest Clay brook G G White entertained this afternoon by Miss 39c and 50c a yard Taylorforinerly Mrs Henrietta Bedford marked down from 75c and Attention is directed to the an Bourbon Bank E F Clay President Emma Scott and Childrens Garth Thompson near this city twin Ladies Misses 150 nouncement on fourth page of the can Buckner Woodford Cashier Directors Miss Lake Barnett has returned Get our Cloaks a specialty sons One of the babes only lived a didacy of Mr C L Hough for Assessor R G Stoner R L Cummins J T from a visit to Miss Elizabeth Warren Ladies and Childrens Seamless prices before buying elsewhere short time of Bourbon County subject to the ac- Hinton J W Davis L Frank M A in Lexington Hosiery at 10c and 15c a pair Our underwear stock is complete tion of the Republican party Kenney A H Bedford PrjrBE roods and sixteen onnces to the in all lines at half the price of marked down from 25c Mr Chas Daugberty left yesterday next the Paris Cash Calicoes 3J and 5c a yard extra last season fnr Louisville to attend the Louisville pouhtat ioai8ville store Grocery tf Prof Geo A Moore formerly of The Kentucky Midland bold dootoU wool 11 4 Blankets ood Cotton 5 c 10 4 Pepperell Strictly all this city is a candidate for County ST Medical College 2SSl S20Q 8250 andS300i per pair Sheeting 18c a ard Aft Sultans Power TngBrfnieant of Schools in Clark The Kentucky Midland Railroad was Mr and Mrs J J Conhell of Lex Good Blankets and Comforts Notions of all kinds 50 per cent courity TissNora Wilkerson is also a sold at noon yesterday at Frankfort to ington are spending a few days with A DISPA3DCH Sunday from Columbus - off 0c and 75c et Attilla Cox of Louisville for 150000 i canataare ror tne same omce relatives in the city Tnd8aid Eld Z T Sweenev of the the upset price of the road Dr Lynn Moore returned yesterday Christian church and who was Consul JiaiiiiE May aged about six years Receiver Geo B Harper says that the died at Squire Henry Clays home near road was bought by a committee of per- to Detroit after a visit to Messrs Thos General to Constantinople under Har- ¬ and Chas Wilmoth risons Administration preached here a vElizabethq the other dav fromchild hem- sons who own Kentucky Midland bonds had It is probable that the bondholders he nose The Oscar Gehrleman late electrician to night on the Rihe Flourish and Fall orrbage He lately recovered from diphtheria will extend the road to Mt Sterling for the JParis Electric Light Co has of the Mohammedan Power -i aserted his belief that the power of the in the and connect at that point returned to St Louis Dispatches from San Francisco state with afuture 1897 basing coal road running to Frenshburg Miss Bessie Lyle who has been Sultari would be broken in Riley Grannon who has been win that n 9 visiting at Mr J Ar Lyles returned the dpjnion on the prophesies of Daniel ning thousands from the bookmakershas Card From Mr Chas E Butler andiieBook of Revelations In clos- ¬ Saturday to Danville won a beautiful California girl whom It is not only ing his setmon he said To TJie Democrats of Bourbon 1 Auditor Saml Stone was in the possible but highly probable that we he comes East he will wed before from I desire to aimeutiee nly datididacy for city yesterday afternoon en route flSfr are on the eve of an upheaval that shall the nomination fot Gierk of the Bourbon Richmond to Frankfort Attention is directed to the ah Circuit Court Should you favor me utterly cast down this great power nouncement on fourth page of the ttnn- - with the ndhllriation fdr this important Mrs Stella Lee left Sunday for Godseems to be shaping things for a SteWart for office I pledge myself to leave nothing didacy of Mr John Jefferson City Mo where she will be speedy conquest of the world to Christ bounty Bubject to undone to carry your standard to victory the gueBt of Mrs Burgess -Mailer of Bourbon M another is in Noveber However if bemocratic party Sport the action of the Elevating Miss Polly Clay of Marchmont preferred my efforts towards his success A vrrtrwrnrrA is spending a few days with Miss Bessie ir rHrented to the an will be none the less untiring Dispatches from Maysville tell of a Yours truly on Mt Airy Ayenue Armstrong nouncement on fourth page of the can big docking main which occurred Chas E Butler BT Miss Susie Graves who has been Thursday night on a wharfboat on the didacy of Mr George W Bowen for Paris Ky Jan 4th 1897 visiting her sister Mrs H H Roberts Ohio River between birds from Paris Sheriff If elected Mr Bowens deputies ZFL SDEHODCsrIB The Paris Fair Grounds To Be Sold returned yesterday to Georgetown Cincinnati Covington Flemingsburg will be Mr W W Mitchell and Mr MrsSterling Cooper and Miss Bet Maysville Ripley and Hill sboro Pars WE HAVE RECEIVED A SPLENDID ST0GK OP James Burke The Directors of the Bourbon County Society met yesterday at tie Hamilton of Millersburg are guests chickens lost every ficcht and caused daughter of W Agricultural Miss Sallie Jones their backers to lose large sums of office in this city of Misses Nannie and Annie Miller IfflPORTfiD SUITiiKfiS AD TROUSERIM won the Secretary Ashbrooks S Jones of North Middletown guest at a money Over 1200 changed hands on Messrs Letcher Weath and appointed Mr Will Simms was a beautiful doll given away by Davis erf Hal Woodford and Hart Talbott as innfir nartv sriven Fridav evening in the results of the battles Isgrig the shoe 8 mer- a Committee to negotiate the sale of any Thompson One hundred and fifty sports saw Lexington by Miss Madge McDowell was 606 Miss Jones guess chants twelve chicken fights between Bourbon part or all of the Societys grounds if Mrs Anna 1 Wheat of Louisville was nearest the winning num- necessary to pay its indebtedness which Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when Jessamine Fayette and Woodford birds will give euchre parties this evening occur Friday night in a barn near Ver- ¬ quality and style are considered 667 We ask you to give us a calL ber and to morrow evening in honor of her sailles Lexington sports won most of Co art Bay Cattle Sales daughter Miss Emily May Wheat who waylaid and shot Boe Thomas the money Court day attracted a small crowd 5kMisses Texie Woodson and Bessie Bill Holman the other night at Hutch with yesterday to Paris and but little busi ¬ Cheatham of Louisville left Saturday nnn for an allesed intimacy Theatrical Man Sandbagged FZN7S1 MERCHANT TAILORS so far eluded arrest ness was transacted in stock trading for Lexington afterv a most delightful Thomas wife has for circles Cap Gillispie sold a bunch of Manager Walter Green of The visit to Miss Mary Irvine Davis These Thomas once cut Holmans throat recover cattle to Aylette Bedford at 2640 and lovely young ladies made a host of Burglar S E TIPTON Cutter Company was sandbagged the same cause Holman will Mclntyre McClintock sold ten steers friends during their short stay in Paris and robbed of 200 Friday night on from his last wound to George McLeod at 28 each Three Full line of samples Misses Woodson and Cheatham are be Waterstreet in Lexington He had We are also agents for the celebrated Chas E Smith Shirt was arrested lots offered were withdrawn N Berry a negro this week in Lexington gone from the theatre to the L Chas ing entertained depot to get a sum of silver exchange d at Hutchison by Deputy Sheriff Friday by Mrs Matt Walton to Pans Engagements Of Auctioneer A T n W Tndv and brought for paper money Green was found Forsyth n Paris Cash Grocery sells only lying senseless in a gutter and was nflnsinsr off for a 5 The o flvea fTToa tf taken to the Hotel Reed The Burglar was an lm- wn an nrtvfirtisernent which Jan 9th E M Dickson Master Dure sugar No adulterated stuff Thursday night Will Buy Vatfon greenback He secured 485 on Commissioner John I Moores land You should go see the stylish 300 Co played here laud returned the Jan 14th Mrs Amelia Leers A Pair the transaction tferry stock etc ladies shoes that Davis Thompson Of money and was released Jan 16th Harmon Stitt assignees Isgrig are selling thi week for iBOBGOGGiN will sell you anything in i i n Ladies Kid sale I R Best land stock etc the grocery line at less than wholesale r 200 t claims to A 4 Jan 26th Master Commissioner price at the Paris Cash Grocery tf r Lewis George Clark1io TT orris Ot UUUH Lncy J Skinners heirs two farms oe tne original ureuis0 J - Conductor W H Kirby who has Salter oo Martin H Feb 4 L M Greene assignee j Ramons Liver Pill removes tlie bile vppti takinc a vacation is again in Toms Cabin left the Letton8 land re- The Tonic Pellet tones up the system Snt nrdaV night and uio Utt r morning train N of the L Lexington He s charge At We are overstocked on children from Maysville to Lexington Con- ¬ Combined form a Perfect Treatment 25c turned to his home in engage ¬ shoes We offer special inducements on his was too feeble to continue ductor Julius Herrick of this city has That cant be duplicated in any house in and is not ex¬ the best makes until January 1st for ment with the company been running the train for a fortnight Paris for the money v They are made of Davis Thompson Isgbio tf j pected to live but a short time good stock in both lace and button and on Bus Agent Ford who comes to Paris The patrons of Crawford Bros shop the MEEDLE and new COIN toes of the Stockholders of on Main street near Fifth enjoy a every morning on Conductor Throck- ¬ ex ¬ mortons train and returns with Capt the Paris Electric Light Company tailoring e8 quiet quick and clean service by Brand new goods and excellent values for a fashionable merchant pert barbers in the cosiest shop in Paris Kirby was seriously hurt at Lexington wilLhe held in the office of Mann Ash ed the u- the prices Let us show them to you in well equiPPeJ Saturday by being thrown from a trans- ¬ vvodk on Saturday January 9th 1897 iablishment in r Lexington tx v has Bathsrooms comfortable tthe election of officers rinntio at three p m for furnished at the pleasure firm name 01 J O Wuu chief cutter in bath patrons fer wagon for the ensuing year jnnnt -- ARCl epiea mo vvwBy order of the Board Wflish of Ramons Liver Pills Tonic Pellets DAN ISttRIGG establishment of P F the of the are a cures cpnsilpr Wrights Celery Tea25c Secretary class tauui Perfect Treatment for ContiWtlon td Louisville the higb at druggist lion sick headaches a dose and Biliousness One pul Southwest six-year-o- J W Bacon and W A Parker Jr leave to morrow for Lawrence county Alabama on a hunting trip Program For Week Of Prayer Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ ANDf GOERS OBSERVED BY COWERS emnizations f The Marriage Vows THE NEWS MAN The News is requested to state that the marriage of Mr W iB Davis and Totted-- On The Streets t At Miss Jeanette Bixley Wilson which was Notes Hastily The Bepots In The Hotel Bobbies And announced to occur on Jan 26 is a Elsewhere mistake The report originated from a Miss Maud Peebles iB quit ill jesting remark made by one of the Miss Daisy Boone is visiting friends friends of the parties mentioned The marriage of Mr David Depue of in Versailles Mr8Wm Hukill SrJwas in Lex- - Salt Lake ity and Miss Fannie Miller v of this city will occur to morrow after- ¬ ington yesterday Mr and Mrs Junius Clay were in noon at 230 at the Christian Church Miss Emma Miller will be maid of honor Cincinnati Saturday and Misses Drusie Bedford and Laura Miss Mabel Russell visited friends Mr Trundle will be bridesmaids in Cincinnati last week Smith of Salt Lake City will be - best MissMaud Moore of Jackstown is man and the ushers and attendants visiting Mrs Geo Crosdale will be Messrs Chas Winn C and Mrs Walter Payne are DRay J K Spears C B Dickson Mr visiting relatives at Warsaw Edw Tucker CO Hinton Mrs H C Hutchcraf t visited rela- ¬ OBITUARY tives in Covington last week Mr Montgomery Boyd of Cynth- - Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead iana was in the city Saturday -Luther Ros aged seventy five died Mr G W AVyatts Saturday night near this city at his l daughter has malarial fever home on the Clintonville pike Burial K m -- XXS 200 J This is our CASH price this week for our Ladies fine extension sole kid shoes latest style worth 300 Best values ever offered in DAVITHOMSOMISGRIG BUY YOUR HOLIDAY GOODS NOW ld ¬ s ¬ t ¬ ¬ ¬ -i- n-law O TUCKER ¬ -- peoples merchant Ssil -- Our Fall Goods ar daily being receivd and in Paris prices will be the lowest ever CON ¬ - ¬ -- J -- - - ¬ ¬ Want Xj orn I r I want 000 barrels of corn at market price Apply to O EDWARDS ¬ ¬ FOR FALL AND WINTER -- ¬ - ¬ 190 tjr - - -- - v StockMdsrsVMeetiiK opera - -- Tlt - REM CLAY Jf il L off jt - - y I - j lTf f mnmnro ftafe -S frf iF I 6 THE BOURBON- - NEWS v THE BOUKBON NEWS TUESDAY JANUARY 5 1897 - T I Sixteenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP BROCE 3I2DLER f Edlors andOwners SAVED BY A PHANTOM BY LAURA B MARSH EISUEELY the two - under a drooping leghorn sunshade he in a wealth of outing flannel his blouse coat care lessly unbuttoned swinging- her big- bouquet of purple jimpsous back and forth as he talked everything- else but sermons and the Methodism at that moment being- ex¬ pounded in the village church Too warm for that doctrine this morning- he said WelL just try a Utile theology of our own up there under the devils pulpit V pointing- to a huge pile of rocks near town thrown together like a big black platform lie turned his merry dark eyes upon the sunshade as he quoted - Mexican village she half hid den -- strolled along- on the outskirts of that little New But that can all be explained returned the girl He was just playing a joke on the old fellow A sorry joke indeed Langford jokes generally do not require explana- ¬ tion but I hope he will be ready with u substantial one this time and the speaker passed on leaving Kate alone with this dreadful intelligence And she had no alternative but to suffer She could not go to the miser- ¬ able young man though no one in the world loved him so well And he as the network of evidence closed around him drew himself up austerely within his suffering self In reply to a sad little note of sympathy he refused Kate the simple comfort of helping him bear his trouble because forsooth he would disgrace her forgetting foolish man that womans love is his manna in the ¬ 1 - - - - 4 Wherever God erects a houscof prayer The devil always builds a chapel there S v He has five cents or maybe 25 cents hid- ¬ den away somewhere under these mud bricks and I told him I was coming around to day to dig up the floor and find it He actually believed me and I have no doubt has been all day hiding the paltry shekels iii some new place The girls attention was at that mo xnent engaged by a burro sleepily f all iDg over the high banks of the Galisteo river and she did notlook into the shab by room How many times afterward she wished she had In a few minutes langford Afras at her side again a little out of breath from haste His face was flushed too as he said laughingly I just slipped a cactus blossom in the old fellows bed Itll be only a little faded flower by night but it will have its reminders of me Macbeth doth murdqr sleep you remember and you aTe the same stripe of assassin only your way is worse than lenifing the girl said ¬ Were in a dangerous way then she replied in grave alarm They might count us in Oh never Wed be recognized as cats in strange garrets at once but wait a minute as they approached a little adobe hut Lets see if old San- ¬ doval is at home It is no end of fun to guy him and I expect hell kill me yet wilderness The poor girl had nothing left to do but to dread the future and brood over the past that beautiful Sunday morn- ¬ ing sweet with rosemary but she re- ¬ membered too the poisonous jimpsons they gathered and all the chaffing talk came back to her like mocking spirits to increase her anxiety Her unhappi- ness ana aiscomnxure were eumjjieie when she was subpoenaed as a witness for the prosecution Ah me in the presence of that Mexi ¬ can jury all those innocent words the reckless fun were like stones around Langfo rds neck and the penitentiary- if nothing worse yawned before him Kate had not seen him since his ar- ¬ rest and now as she looked into his pale face into his sad dark eyes so dif-¬ ferent from the merry ones she had parted with she could have cried out at the change One moment he gazed long and earnestly in her face then he turned resolutely away and from thence forward seemed oblivious of her presence The girl was recalled to herself the curious crowd in the room and all the miserable circumstances by a question from the prosecuting attorney You saw the defendant enter the de- ¬ ceaseds house on the day of his death Yes but it was just for fun Was the deceased at home Oh no well why I dont think so Did the defendant say he was not No though but why I know he wasnt How did defendant seem when he came out Why just warm from running to catch up with me haps Rather excited red in the face per- ¬ - r M Hi D Q EDWARDS house fly and its whole body has the General Passenger Agent CINCINNATI Q appearance of having been gilded In life it must be beautiful It is perfect ly harmless The flies swarm by the THE fiCCIDEHTS OF LIFL thousands and millions and are cap- ¬ tured in silken nets by men who make Write to T S Quihcby mq AA5iVV m rstretch myself and 3red Langford as a flash of lightning sometimes re- ¬ their business Great quantities qf it Drawer J5G Chicago Secre¬ veals a person at your window in the pushed his hat back from his forehead tary of tho Star Accident them are cured or dried in the City DU Company for information in a boyish way and felt for his hand- ¬ darkest midnight For a moment the of Mexico and other towns further regarding Accident InsurThere another handker flash of thought blinded her and she east Most of them that are shipped kerchief ance Mention this paper could not answer even stammered and to the United States come through La chief gone If lose one I lose 50 a year doing you can save By made so bad a matter of it when she redo Tex They are packed and sold membership fee lias so over 60000000 for 7ut say go on with your little preach did that the poor paid defendant repressed by the barrel 1 rather like to hear you accidental injuries A dark low browed Mexican ac- - a groan Her thoughts were all the Mr Wehrmann usually buys them in Be your own Agent time intensely taken up with this new ten barrel lots and retails them in small quaintance stopped in the grateful shade THAN ANY OTHER AND idea even when she heard this young O MEDICAL EXlillNATION SJ2QUIREDL just then quantities lou can get a large en THE SHORTEST LINE velope about half full for ten cents and She says I committed a murder back man sentenced to the penitentiary ten hj from this you can judge that a barrel there on old Sandoval Garcia and shes years for manslaughter No one pretended to believe that Lang- ful of them must costa pretty penny trying to make me sorry for it Lang ford deliberately planned the murder The ants eggs are brought from Ger ford said lightly in Spanish only that it came about from a prac- ¬ many mainly from a point near Ham DONT STOP TOBACCO the Mexican asked Whats that AND ROrNTS WEST tical joke to a quarrel thus the sen- ¬ burg In the Black forest lives a mon ¬ HOW TO CURE YOURSELF in surprise iCfUf-ur-WHIUi ster ant and the eggs are deposited in Oh she says I am a murderer one tence USING TZ Kate saw Langford a moment in the the ground in such numbers that when of your throat cutters you know But HE SANK DOWN TREMBLING Thk tobacco habit ATCD QUICKEST BOUTE TO1 mim hall as the sheriff was taking him away a nest is uncovered it is just like dig¬ his nervous system isgrows on aaffected until¬ I didnt dig up the old mans money and so crushed andseriouuly im Oh let me go I let me go he miserable he was placeta ging into a wheat bin where the- egg pairing health comfort and happlDess To 1 left that for you and he laughed at quitsuddenly is too sevcro a shock to tht that her heart nearly broke at the sight howled in anguishmoney the wondering gleam in the mans black of him With is my hunters commence work with their system a ns tobacco to an inveterate user be where Where is my her eyes streaming with comes stimulant that his system craves shovels eyes as he passed on money still went on that merciless Baco Cuvo is totears she ran to his side and clasped one After being dried they are packed ia bacco habit in n scientific cure for thecom ¬ Kate What makes you talk so all its forms carefully Baltimore Philadelphia voice barrels and shipped to the different pounded after the formula of an eminent Can you never be of his cold hands in her hot ones But Markley asked ¬ Berlin physician who It is in the wall by the door behind serious Now that Mexican half be- ¬ een then he would not allow his mis- a loose brick Its 1 there I never parts of the world by the firms engaged vate practice since 1X72has use J ita in his pri without failure It fortune to compromise her Putting in the business The supply for thia is purely vegetable and guaranteed perfectly lieves what you said Ah country is used a cent Now fct me go all distributed through TTew harmless You can use Bacothe tobacco you Whats the odds if he does Say her gently aside he said in tones too Dios let me go want whilo takinc AND POINTS EAST Cnro It will the frightened York notify you when to stop We give a written do you believe in everlasting pun- ¬ low for anyone else to hear Ivate s Now if somebody will only start a guarantee to cure nermfinently any case Please pass on I cannot allow this wretch fainted in the path and lay ishment or just the many stripes of with heap while the ghost flea catching industry or a bed bug with three hoxe or fefund the m6ny not there a senseless 10 per eent interest Baco Curo is he Kate I am a jailbird now Good by a retribution we get here below ¬ next moment a massive door had disappeared as suddenly as ghosts ever brigade we will not only be wiservbut suostitute but aofscientific cure that cures The l asked turning the subject with a sud without tho aid will power and with no a UhiJ mi liUTTUA happier Philadelphia Times closed between them Never to meet do inconwnio ce I leaves the system an pure m fUimt trtneruntu TASr den characteristictwist and free from nicotine n the Jny you took Solid Vestibuled Train Steam Heated Long before Garcia could steady his The grief stricken girl could So the conversation passed on in a again your first ohew or smoke Her Love Was- Ever True home carrying him Ligbtod with stationary and movnon- have fallen where she stood at the reali- ¬ trembling limbs for pleasant summer talk sense and She was as fair to look upon as a Cured By Baco Cnro and Gained Tliirty long since disappeared able Electric Lights zation of it all Then there was her Jose had sense delightfully mixed primrose on the brooklets brink He Pounds strong witnesses were already there THROUGH DINING CAR The next morning the village was wild lart in it She wondered in her agony poor old Sandovals money was safely met her one morning in June as she From hundreds of Charge for Strperioi No the origiwith excitement for poor old Sandoval of fear how much her words had in their possession and the little ghost was tramping over the dew sprayed nal of which me ontestimonialsopeu to Fn ¬ Service Estra aa Idw oc lbwer than vi file and Rate3 Bpectlon the following is presented weighed against him But she did not u a grass with a milk pail in her hand and Clayton Spvnda Co Ark other lines was crying nappy tears un nci an 28 189 lose sight of her clew immediately fell in love Kuieka Chemical f Hi fir Co La Crosse arm brothers Wis tiPntlcmcn For forty years I He Great was the excitement in town was told her he was a poor artist He tobacco in ah its forma For twentyused five said in fact the son of a great suflerer I iPVoU kAVEAGOGO when the facts were produced at day and lighted his cigarettes a millionaire years of that time anwas heart cl scase from general dcbWMy Langford was innocent of course For with Garcia arraigned in Lang i mcTNTCK fifteen yoartfP tried loqu tbut couldnt 2 took bI Then some one else was guilty she light and bills i various remedies nmong others Al jam was he So frightened 3 Double reasoned and she had never forgotten fords place did not hesitate toconfess Would you he inquired when she The Infll m Tobsteco Antidote etc nut them did the evil covetous gleam in the man Gar still that he of his crime How the had accepted him always be content tiuonni uoiu or gnou none of however on me me Finally every detail i puicnnsc a uox oi your Baco Cnro and cias eyes Nobody else saw it however money was suggested to his covetous to live in poverty for my sake buscnmeiy cured me of the hnhlt ia nU it IT rt t tj Irdm break a crust for you and nobody took any interest in her hwm lorm aim j nave increased thirty pounds in mind by Langfords careless talk and sheDearest weight and am relieved from all the numer- ¬ LSM sighed wild words She must work out her 1 ache- - lie pains the murder was a means to it Thi problem alone and she began with her For she had just learned from hex ous vine a quire ofof bodv a d mti ri t couLd paper upon my clansr ¬ a iri4tA fti i c had found and simply used be st SIUXWI condition Spanish grammar Her Spanish studies knife he was sharp brother wlio had been to 3Tailstreets ed feelings andlours respect I FKQT fully l ll took her into the Mexican quarter cause it mt if m Maritory a r evening long afterward when mercantile agency that her fond lovei One rC P Clnyton Ark was at Al and had a house it Sold -oy nl druggistsChr nen and long and earnestly she strove to I J atSlOo the sorrow of all this had put on its townrated cottage at Newport and a banlt hoxes thnty days treatment V2TQbnr- - thr a get a foothold in the man Garcias house second mourning Kate and Langford with ironi1 rwl 4t m eETT iu but without success and the way he stood in the doorway for a good night account which would fill one of hei receiptriiii ii inixfiHin orseni direct upon rwiiie lor booklet and wvr V0 h ia- wnto iv lathers haymows Let no man sav proofs KureL a Chemical Mftr Co looked at her sometimes made her heart word cx I 1 WAV TV j L- - r T Jw the Arcadian days are gone She Crosse Wis and iiostouMas afraid ex- ¬ lhat Oh there is the new moon T One day in her little room she sank claimed the gi rl Quick look over meant shed break into the upper crust MjmuLLJfum i N Y Herald down discouraged and began thinking your right shoulder Fred rmrriwimiii mumm sams r and hard There was one last fast Qnoer Astronomical Facts strong right arm down He put a thing she could do but it was a very around tHe stanch little woman and The speculative astronomers hav difficult thing indeed said gravely Do you believe in such given us some queer calculations and I AM A JAIL BIRD NOW am a poor detective she nonsense as that Kate I fear I odd comparisons One of the most curi but I can be brave and on said sadly Of course and it is not half so silly ous of these is one in which the relative was found murdered in his bed and size of the sun and some of the planet Langford was faithful anyway as that superstition of yours circumstantial evidence The next moment she started up is shown They tell us that if the suf And pray what is that young lady arrested for the crime exclaimed her book under her arm and was off for she could be represented by a g lobe twe ghosts Why you believe in Circumstantial evidence the Spanish quarter feet in diameter the earth would be rep W- in indignation and r0 said with a laug h has tolled innarecla of orells for tho Jvate Markley citizens of Boylo resented proportionately by a pea Mercer Anderson S succeed she was saying to her- ¬ can there If I Wooaiord What evidence The arm around her tightened its adjoining connriM and self Brother Ben will help me I know hold and he said with the deepest feel Mars by a pinhead and Mercury by i 3qssibly be against such as he tohe citizen 3 only can he will mustard seed Chicago Chronicle nvvnn irlv there not ings in his heart Now it is proverbial that no class of was her inWell that is so God knows I do bebe but there is much They Did such super- - lieve in one ghostDetroit Free Press In the first place people under the sun are reply- formants I think said the center rush a W R Bono nndertabes tt drill ui r j ok and ctaoan as it i possibleanj wells as was an altercation between the SUXIOUS cowurus us uuu jguumui jicaj looked up from the stretcher upoi he there -- rip nim a card The word bumper has a peculiar which his mangled to pass two during the day and afterwards cans They are never known death origin limbs were ex TIT w When the Itoman Catholic h uiuerb 4 ttw- reeeiTvprornpl Sandoval went so far as to express fear a graveyard at night and violent one church vas in the ascendency in Eng ¬ tended I think v TaJbotta lWParis Ky terrors for them that let v tfjriV- i -- jr They bent with pitying glances-- tc attationthe young man Besides this Lang has such number be murdered and for land the health of the pope was usually of i covered with blood was of their I think thatii fords knife in a full glass immediately after catch his last words B in the death chamber his pocket months afterward a whole town lull drunk an bon pere to the good if a- - that last scrimmage they gtvbon toxnej found as women dre ri inner p T TT5TTNC4TUi handkerchief actually among the of people men as well thresholds alter iY Journal W ther Hence the word bumper I not pass bjyjnd their Bidence Krr PMk S disordered bed vclcthes of the ¬ M Yes for it was very warm What did he say Only that he had put a cactus in thi old mans bed Thats just how he lost his handkerchief there you see But the lawyer did not exactly see and he continued What did defendant sav to the Mex Think so Well go on with your sermon as thejr reached a shady place ican Garcia in your presence about under the very droppings of the great murdering the man Sandoval pulpit I dont mind it in a cool re- ¬ As that question was put to Kate it treat like this with plenty qf room to tsuddenly started a clew in her mind dark for fear of encountering the dead HUMOROUS mans ghost So abject are the inno- ¬ We wish the fellow who alwayi cent as well as the guilty in this pe aks you What do you kijow would culiar terror that Kate found it a hard task to perfect her important be made minister to South Africa for plan Finally for a money considera- ¬ life There are people who are so par¬ tion the young Mexican with whom she ticular about their work that they case began to yield argued her Now remember Jose she said in never get anything doneWashington parting the money is yours when you la Democrat She Why you foolish boy if I bring Filipe Garcia to night at mid night down the path by the old San married you yon wouldnt be abie even to dress me He Well er couldnt Pedro cemetery Si senorita he answered earnestly I learn Brooklyn Life I will get him there Critic Where did you get the idea was a moonbright night but very for that picture It Painter Out of cloudy for a New Mexican sky The my head Critic You must be glad moon passed in and out among the that it is ouL Fliegende Blaetter storm messengers like a lantern carried bi- ¬ Weve got to admit through a forest on a dark night now cycle has come to stay that the cer- ¬ thats appearing now disappearing in an tain Well that depends on whether uncertain kind of way and giving yon get it for cash or on installments shape and ghostliness to the most harmBoxbury Gazette less things There is poetry in everything The little old cemetery was just at the mused the editor now there yonder is edge of the village and surrounded by a waste basket And he laughed as he high adobe wall It was almost exactly sometimes did when he was all alone the time when the village clocks were Detroit Tribune striking 12 that halting uneven steps Mr Barclay is so well read he were heard along the hard adobe walk leading to this humble Gods acre repeated an exquisite quotation last What was it I cant give Then as they came nearer a protesting night voice now refusing to go any farther you the exact words but he said hed now raised in agonized entreaty It rather be something in a something was Jose Martinez then who said than a something else in a something Chicago Record firmly unpityingly that he certainly else A Reminder Bluff I frequently would go farther even dov n that very lane to the graveyard Next there were have something flash upon my memory sounds of scuffling as if Jose might be that I had forgotten for years Bragg Did one of your flashes ever happen carrying out his intention with diffi- cult3r It was just as they reached the to recall that ten you borrowed of me in Detroit Free Press side of the burying ground opposite 89 poor old Sandovals new made grave BARRELED FLIES that they hesitated Everything was deathly still but each man could have Irepared Insect Food for Birds and Othee Pets sworn that he saw something beside the you are the owner of a mocking If long rows of white and black crosses bird or a gold fish or a chameleon which within and Jose himself was not proof against any moving thing in a ceme- you wear chained to your manly or tery at that hour He had no taste for womanly but erratic bosom much to seeing graveyards yawn He stopped the consternation of your nerve racked stock still lettingo his victim The friends you have probably hod occalatter had every inclination to run sion to call on J H Wehrmann the old and indeed started but at that very bird man on South Sixth street for moment an awful white apparition ap- ¬ the purpose of buying food for your peared above the wall and his knees pet When you got there he probably of gave way beneath him He sank down trembling crossing himself mutter- fered you your choice of either dried Ah Dios Jesu Christi in flies or ants eggs in quantities to suit ing the most abject supplication The fig- the size of your purse or the stomachic Felipe Gar- capacity of the said pet ure leaned toward him You may have been startled the first cia it said in awful tones you killed me where is my money where is my time at these efforts but if you were curious enough to inquire you learned money you killed me The wretched man fairly groveled in that both are very common articles of the path and groaned aloud in his ter- diet for imprisoned birds and reptiles ¬ and that they are imported to this coun ror try by the barrel You killed me you killed me The flies are obtained from Mexico where is mv money where is my They live in the swamps in various secmoney continued the voice His tongue essayed to answer but tions of the country and the individual insect is called the moscos It is small could hardly utter a vord 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-c l I TEE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY JANUIBY M 5 1897 i c a 5 v - - MIS OF SUM VALUABLE Bii 11 UUiJJUl One PRIVATE FREIGHT CARS rstons line North sfcventy nine and Two and Fifty Threead theHundredth lien debt Dollars 53 ot quarter 79 degrees East one on the amountinterest off W M hudred and seven and ten one hun and oa the day of sale Layson Thousand¬ i Great Variety Country Railroads of the to One drjths 107 10 ioof poles to stone cor ¬ ing Ninety ejjght and Eighty three Every iarge shipper in these days net to Marston and Mrs Stevens in and Hundredth Dollars 109883 and must have his own private freight cars Mis Sarah Bethards line thence with One ihe lien and debt and interest of Mary and the wonderful growth o the hejpine North seven 7 degrees West vlcShane amounting on fot six and sixty four hundredths to Seventeen Hundred the day of sale Lspecial car idea can be demonstrated and Ten and any day by watching a through freight 4f64 ioo poles to stone corner to Eighty Orfe- Hundredth sap thence North eighty nine and ia7io8o and the lieu debt andDollars¬ train It is dollar to cents that there interoifequarter 89 degrees West nine America Moore amounting on tvill be anywhere from one to a dozen aratwelve hundredths 9 12 100 poles est of of sale to Seventeen Hundred special cars in the string and the pur ¬ the tolocust post in abutment thence and day and Eighty One Ten Hundredth poses they serve are as varied as their Nfeth seventy eight and one half 78 j Dollar 171080 and the costs of these ownership The dressed meat refrig ¬ donees West five and twenty hun suits amounting to 105250 making the erators are now so well known as to dredths 520 100 poles to a stone near t jtal sum to be raised 8352fiJ5S a feite thence North thirty nine and excite no interest unless it be in the -- Jfo-To-B- ac i42 for Ftftj Centg No-To-Bac - Millions of men who are daily Tobacco Spitting and Smoking Their Lives Away will be glad to learn that the makers of the famous guaranteed tobacco 2 iWWWWi TTGREAT 4 Jb J A MdtB mtrtg co users in the last few years have put on habit cure that has freed over 400000 tobac- ¬ deal d nonsense has fcesn written and be ¬ - 5 ¬ BOURBON CIRCUIT COURT Sallie J Barnett Plaintiff vs Tonii I Moore c Defendants And - The Northwestern Mutual Iife Insurance Company Plaintiffs vs e Defenants John I Moore -- And John I Moore - Sallie S Withers vs By Plaintiffs e Defendants c virtue of a judgment ofisale made andtentered in the above styled causes on the 12th day of December 1896 I will sell at public outcry at what is known as the Home Farm of Johu I Moore in Bourbon county Kentucky to the highest and best bidder on s Saturday January wit 9th97 About the hour of 12 oclock mM the following described tracts of laud to Beginning at a stone in the middle of the Millersburg and Ruddells Mills turnpike in front of the residence of H C Current thence along the mid ¬ dle of said pike South seventy three 73 i m y yfrt6Vveponelmndredths degrees West fifty two 52 poles South seventy two and three quarters West one hundred and twenty 72 nine and twenty six one hundredth 129 26 100 poles to a stone corner to said Current thence leavingsaid pike with the line of said Current South de- ¬ thirty seven and one half 37 grees East one hundred and thirteen 113 poles to a stone corner to same s thence South fifty five and degrees West forty three 55 hundredth and twenty four one 43 24 100 poles to a stone corner to same thence South thirty five 35 de- ¬ grees East nine and twenty four one hundredth 9 24 100 poles to a corner to same thence South forty eight and degrees West one one quarter 48 hundred and one and thirty six one hundredth 101 36 100 poles to a stone thence North eighty four and 84X degrees West twenty three and thirty six one hundredths 2336 100 poles to a stone thence South seven- ¬ degrees teen and three quarters 17 eighty and seveaity six one hun ¬ West dredth So 76 100 poles thence South twenty nine 29 degrees East ninety three-quarterone-quart- er If poles thence North seventy tour ana three quarters 74 degrees East nine- ¬ teen and forty one hundredths 19 40- - 00 poles thence North seventy six and one quarter 76 degrees East seventy six and sixty four one hun ¬ dredths 76 64 100 poles to a stone thence North sevent3 four degrees and 59 70 100 twenty five r seventy two 72 poles corner to Chas thence North thirteen Marston degrees West and one halt 13 seventy four 74 poles to corner to said Charles Marston thence with said Marstous line North seventy nine and rme ouarter iiQli degrees East one hundred and seven and one tenth 107 1 10 poles to a stone corner to saia Marston s and Mrs btevens in saran¬ Bethards line thence with said Bethdegrees ards line North seven 7 one hun- ¬ four West forty six and sixty dredths 46 64 100 poles to a stone cor- ¬ ner to same thence North eighty nine and one auarter SqK decrees West nine and twelve one hundredths 12 100 poles to a locust post in the abutment thence North seventy eight degrees and one half 7S VmridiWlfrli West five z 20 100 a iyyviiiy jl- w auu near a gate thence poles to a stone jsortn tmrtv niue ana mrecudncia degrees East fifty nine and 39 sixty ix one hundredths 59 66 100 poles to the end of a stone fence thence along the middle of said stone fence Korlh twenty one and three quarters degrees West sixty five and sixty 21 4- -- minutes 740 25O East degrees East 39 tiine and sixty six hundredths 3966 100 poles to end of stone fence tjleice along the middle of stone fence Npth twenty one and three quarters degrees West sixty fiye and sixty 21 hidredths 65 60 100 poles to stone tljeice North twelve and one half 12 J dejrees West one hundred and thirteen aai ninety six hundredths 113 96 100 ppss to me Degmning containing two hiudred and thirty three acres and thee poles 233 A 3 P Lnd the other tract commonly known as he Marston Farm is described as folows Situated in the County of Bpirbon and State of Kentucky on the iers of Hinkston creek Beginning at a stone corner to iay current thnce North forty eight and one- rter 48X degrees East one hun- d and one and thirty six hundredths ki 6 ioo poles to a stone corner to sad Current and John Mcllvaine tnjnce South fifty one and three degrees East sixty three qtarters 51 aid sixty eight one hundredth 6368 100 pdes to stone corner to said Mcllvaine tjiince South thirteen and one half ytYz degrees East one hundred and fibty three 143 poles to a stone corner to Marston thence South seventy four degrees and twenty five minutes 74 25 ert seventy two 72 poles to corner to same thence South seventy six and West quarter degrees 76 six and sixty four hundredths tqie 64 100 poles to a stone corner to n Redmon thence South seven ty r and three quarters 740 degrees Viest nineteen and forty hundredths 19 40 100 poles to a corner to said IJLedmon in the Ruddells Mills road thence North twenty nine 29 degrees jiest ninety and seventy hundredths 93 70 100 poles to stone corner to F primes thence North seventeen and degrees East tliree quarters 174 qighty and seventy six hundredths So 76 100 poles Ho corner in Currents 1 iue thence South eighty four andoue cuarter 84X degrees East twenty thirty six hundredths tiiree and I23 36 100 poles to the beginning containing one hundred and eighty three acres one rood and twenty four poles of land 183 A 1 R 24 P Said two parcels of land last describ- ¬ ed will first be offered separately and then as a whole and the highest and best bid accepted I will also sell at the same time and place publicly to the highest and best bidder what is commonly known as the Home Farm of John I Moore con- ¬ taining about 402 acres and which is divided into two parcels described as follows First beginning in the mid- ¬ dle of the Millersburg and Ruddells Mills turnpike corner to Marshall and running therefrom with the middle of said Dike N 86 J4 W Sq 04 P thence N 64 W 5288 poles a corner to parcel 2 thence wiui the middle of fence and with the line of said parcel S 5 E 128 64 poles thence S 5 W 3908 poles thence 680 poles thence S 3 W 418 poles thence N 87 W 3348 poles to a stone corner to Whaley w 7092 poles to a stone thence Si corner to the same and Ardery thence N Ys E 1702S poles to corner to Mar- ¬ W 98S poles to a shall thence N 87 corner to same thence N 334 E 7732 poles to the beginning containing fifL ¬ tlwte quarters EMMETT M DICKSON 1G MCHCC This Dec 1896 vague conjecture as to how many mil ¬ lions of dollars are tied up therein the market a liftycentpackageof theirgreat remedy This will give every tobacco user m power to con a chance to tesfNo-To-Bac- s trolthe desire for tobacco in every lorm and at the same time be benefitted by nerve strengthening qualities Every tobacco user should procure a fifty cent box at once from his druggist or orderl t by mail You will be surprised to spe how easily and quickly the desire for tobacco disappears Any reader can obtain a sample and booklet free by addressing the StcrlingRemedy Co Chicago or New York and mentioning this paper No-To-ba- cs W0lt j lMMfcJI Hood purifiers Vhat purifies the blood 1 lieved about THE KIDNEYS PURIFY W BLOOD AND THEY ALONE If diseased however they cannot and the blood continually becomes more impure Every drop of blood in ih body goes through the kidneys the sewers of the system every three minutes night and day while life MOSQUE Followers of the Prophet to Have a School MOHAMMEDAN in This Country York city a Mohammedan mosque or school to provide a place of worship for the few followers of the prophet there and a religious school where Arabian youth may learn all that is valuable in western civilization with ¬ out being led away from the teachings of Islam The Eedin Oriental society an influential Arabian religious and benev olent association with headquarters in ¬ ¬ A project is on foot to build in New Morocco avenue as its agent He has been con- ¬ sulting with real estate dealers ar ¬ chitects and the building department for the last four weeks and has for ¬ warded to Morocco plans for a building to cast 94000 Arabian boys probably 50 each year are to receive in New York a thorough legal medical scientific and technical training The religious and literary branches of the school will be taught by Mohammedans and the presence of the mosque will enable the full Mo- ¬ hammedan ritual to be maintained The sultan of Morocco Abdul Aziz a man of progressive ideas tried the ex- ¬ periment of sending young men to study in Germany but it did not turn out satisfactorily the students became dissipated The Eedm society believes that its plans will meet with his appro¬ is pushing the project arid has named Hassan Ben Ali of 531 Sixth bation t 1 - w ii thence North twelve and one- half i2lA decrees West one hundredand thirteen and ninety six one nundredths 113 96 100 poles to the place a of beginning excepting therefromtwo tract of land containing twenty 22 poles used for a graveyard excepted iviunvaiu in the deed- tlrotn William j Afnrrh 1st r i i GUCJlCiCi 1otr IU mmaiu 51 iSq and recorded in Deed bookRec- nrrn l 1UUIV Sl t II KnilTIimi ir i i ihf si ords saia property couLuumi sixteen four hundred aud acres more or less 416 Which above described land is divided into the two 2 following described stone-V e ao-o-reat- na VinTiHt prltliQ w VU- - iiuiv4 ftz fin 100 VJ - rjoles to a JL j I I j I CUTTER GRESHAM ALL RIGHT New Boat Makes a Jlernarliablo Record on Her Trial Trip official trial of the new revenue The cutter Walter Q Gresham took place the other day and proved highly satis- ¬ factory For about two hours under a steam pressure of 1G0 pounds and the wheel making 155 revolutions the speed averaged wras 19G miles an hour in ten fathoms of water Changing the course 12 fathoms was reached and the revolu ¬ tions run up to 1G7 the speed increased to 207 miles an hour Getting into 15 fathoms the engine turned as high as 171 revolutions and the ships speed ran up as high as 211 miles an hour The vessel was turned while going at full speed with the remarkable result of renewing her course from due north to due south in one minute and fifteen seconds without apparent heel Nearly the entire day was consumed in the trial and the distance traveled in the tests was over 135 miles The trial was conducted by Capt John W Collins engineer in chief of the revenue cutter service assisted by Inspector Jeffries and an efficient staff from Washington acres 229 The cutter will be stationed at Mil ¬ ¬ Second beginning at a corner to par- waukee doing service on Lake Michigan cel No 1 and running therefrom with and Lake Superior the middle of a rail fence and with the lines of parcel No 1 N 5 E 3808 poles PREACHER TO TAKE THE STAGE W 12804 poles to the tnence jn 5 middle JMiilersDurg and Jbuiddell s tt7 R T Tresro of Sacinaiv Mich Has Resigned His Charge Mills turnpike thence with the Rev Benjamin T Trego of St Johns middle said of N turnpike On 86 poles W thence Episcopal church has resigned 3616 N 85 W 7508 poles thence with the January 1 it is said he will leave the w 0330 poles Keamon turnpike o 4 active ministry and take up tne stage inence 5 w 15512 poles to a comer f hich he has long been an ardent to Whaley thence S 88 E 10336 poles hnvinp written several merit f1liT1 to a stone corner to same thence S 87i E 3348 poles to a corner to parcel orolls Clay Clement an nlr1 fn end of Ins No 1 thence with the line of said par- srcent several days as his guest last eel No t iV R mS nnlr-c- w tvf x 0 N 1 W 680 poles to the beginning con month and it is said made arrange- ¬ aming 17276 acres ments with Mr Trego to star with him Said Home Farm will first be offer- in Shakespearean plays Mr Trego ed in parcels and then as a whole and refuses to confirm this report but ad- ¬ the highest and best bid accepted he has received several offers Said sales will be made upon credits mits that including Clay Cle- ¬ of six twelve and eighteen months for from managers He will go to New York scon to Pnilfll Tartc nf t1 f nnri1incf mntiBv frr- ment n J i-u Fnnro onnroo winch the purchasers will be required aeciuu upu Vo xaUu Trego was for several years rec to execute bonds payable to the under- Mr signed Commissioner with good and tor of St Georges Episcopal church sumcient surety to be approved by said Detroit He is a graauate 01 lNasnot an Commissioner and bearing interest seminary Wisconsin and has been re from the day of sale until paid at the as a rather high churchman rate of six per certum per annum aud b rded in default of payment of either princi- - CHARACTERISTICS OF X RAYS ai ui miucsL uicucuuannanisnereiu Trowbridge of Harvard Getg or anv of thein mnv rllot p- Prof John Some New Results J an 01 saia oonas in wnicn tney nave an interest as due and payable aud enforce Prof John Trowbridge of Harvard a--f o ihrrr vuuuii Uj ajJFivimaiC piueu- m iic enoninl lnhnratrjrv in the Jefllort v mgs and a lien will be retained on all ferson physical laboratory building of sad land as an additional security iias found that with the power of 1000n for the purchase price thereof The x rays are just visible and purchaser or purchasers will be allowed volts tlie t slmost as soon as the current is 1 SiE for the number of these traveling ice boxes is legion Directly the opposite of the refrigerators are the heater cars cleverly contrived to keep the contents at a fixed degree of temperature through ¬ out the trip and therefore inval ¬ uable for shipping fruits in cold weath¬ er The heating is done by oil stoves There are quite a number of special fruit car companies which own cars especially equipped for the carriage of fruit and produce in bulk and these cars are divided into many classes such as orange cars cabbage cars melon cars and so on almost in- ¬ definitely There is a pickle line a coffee line numberless beer lines and strangest of all a chicken or poultry line these latter cars being filled with permanent coops and feeding and watering facil ¬ ities intended for the safe handling of fowls of all kinds There are furniture cars buggy cars chair stock cars ice cars plate glass cars crockery cars and indeed cars for almost every known commodity manufactured in sufficient quantities to make it worth while for the producers to build their own conveyances As to live stock cars there are all kinds from the palace or stable cars down to the plain everyday slatted affairs and unlike most of the olher special vehicles the stock cars can be used by any shipper willing to pay the owner a nominal sum for the rent of the car over and above the usual freight charges imposed by the railroads the advantage gained be ¬ ing the much better accommodations afforded by these special cars than given in the regular equipment of the railways In tank cars there are varieties for nearly everything liquid Petroleum lard cotton oil molasses acid tar cider water and even whisky are a few of the commodities carried in tanks nowadays The owners of these private cars get no direct benefit from their use Tha contents must pay just the same freight charges as if carried in railroad com ¬ panies cars but the one great advan tage lies in the fact that a supply of cars ready to load can always be de ¬ pended npon for the special cars when empty are promptly sent home or to their point of origin and are not used in any other trade without the own¬ ers permission The railroads allow owmers a trifling sum for mileage which serves to keep the cars in repair but hardly yields any great revenue to them Of course many of these private cars arc built because of the special trade in which they are nsed and which would not pay a railroad company to tie up money in furnishing the equip ¬ As builders must ment necessary to the rules of the master car conform builders the private cars are as safe to run as those owned by the railroad companies and indeed many are superior to the average cars in general use Philadelphia Times THE COQUETTE A BENEFACTOR ¬ Guest This wine is really ecellentl Host to himself Tins fellow is either an ignoramus or he is the rascal who sold me Fliegende Blaetter that wine A endures Danger Environs Us If we live in aregion where malaria is preva- ¬ 1 lent It is useless to hope to escape i t i f un ¬ provided with a medicinal safeguard Wher ¬ ever the endemic is most prevalent and malignant in South and Central America ihe West Indies and certiin portions of j puts the kidneys in perfect health and Mexico and the Isthmus of Panama Hos p ¬ tetters Stomach Bitters have proved a remnature does tne rest edy for and preventive of the disease in The heavy dragged out feeling the every form Not less effective is it in curing bilious attacks headaches nervous rheumatism liver aud kidney complaintss unrest fickle appetite all caused by fe dyspepsia biliousness and nervousness nitrmYl HnL wilt msrrKAr Tvhen W the kidneys properly perform their p There are said to be three men In Atchi- ¬ functions son who paid for monuments to the mem- ¬ fe ory of their wives first husbands Atchi- ¬ There is no doubt about this son Globe Thousands have so testified The m tneory 13 ngnt tne cure is ngnr ana Cold quickens rheumatism but quickly health follows as a natural sequence surely St Jacobs Oil cures it ¬ self i I ii 1 J likes to cut a box or whiitle when he is thinking WnEK bilious or costive eat a Cascaret cand3 cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 25c A IVIissouRiA X always Be convinced through sonal proof per yeh Nobody says yes Atchison Globe everybody says Bdknixg itching frost bite Use St Ja- ¬ cobs Oil cures promptly Cools the fever No one can study elocution and not be affected afterward Atchison Globe sksLgaU 1 HUP I II liiU There are no excuses not to use St Jacobs Oil for bruises Seven out of ten men who order raw oysters do not like them Atchison Globe bowels Never sicken weaken or gripe 10c TE REOTYPING OF THE HIGHEST GRADE PROMPTLY EXECUTED BY ¬ Cascarets stimulate liver kidneys and THE 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AMERICAN LAND COMPANY - 7i fill 26 00 1G 85 4 35 3 SO ira ST LOUIS MO DISCOVERY DnDQKEW OH and cures worat cases Send for booic of testfmorials and XO days treatment Free DrII II 0UEKX3 SONS Atlanta Ca RIWFRNUFNT flnnKnn 0nnsKcT0ljeraSTrordsSad UUILiiiiiuuii nuouuii TentsFlasDrnrasEtr large IIIaM Catalogue free BANNHrUlAN 23 Front St X V qkes 88 20 18H 3 75 93 4 00 94 20 23 75 From an ethical standpoint at the risk of appearing1 paradoxical I will go fo far as to assert that the coquette is To begin your true philanthropist with she is generally a mens woman That term immediately generates a prejudice in all well regulated minds and yet why should it Charles Dud ¬ ley Warner says of her She is a happy LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed Oats Mixed FORK Mess LARD Steam YES WE USE IT YUGATAfL ANK E 1638 REASONS FOR USING - NT - w ¬ - -- 1 - -- -- I- - - in Ihc IVsUtedv0tiirlMfCounty of B- onn the MinersCft0 r 1 I - Ruddells Mills turnpike in fU middle of said nike South seventy three 73 a point in Wet fifty two 52 poles to with same iniille of same thence South seventy two and three quai bur- - and L -- a j 7rwrm -- 7 r -- mi t - - AAtZl fnn ofi ioo rrwrrnrrpnt said pike ITLV Knil 1 rrr i ixt i i avii a Viniirlred and jl jv - t nrtyn noles to a stone i VS1Y - UUC - - decree- IK pole to a - stone corner toj uucHipufc rSomli hltv hve anu iiQ 1 ri - East one hundred and thirteen same a vi- - MiVCU illUA AtiPnn i In thence leaving Current of ysy -- niiar- 1 SALES ARE MADE THE COMMIS- SIONER WILL DEMAND OP TE BIDDERS THAT THEY EXECUTE BONDS AS HEREIN DIRECTED and upon the failure of the bidders so to do vuiimiibsiuuer win proceea to resen said land at said time t and amII rnort r -tn fhd Pnlrf tVl iiaun3 -- iiii it MI PIILC3p J wv wuii ijlii of Mich bidders as are in default if any there should be The purchasers of said lands will be yuncu tu auav liik taxps nnn tiic j lauds for the year 1897 which may be purchased by them respectively -r Sain - nlpc will Kn- morlolio wukjl as ouujn as BY EXPRESS Wr OF THE SA11J i TMK tt -- ji -- ii-m- n- After careful investigation of theonrk and its characteristic aecompaniments Prof Trowbridge lias conic o the knowledge that the old theory re ffaldino the passage of light of the arc rt entirely misunderstood 7 1ijxt the Tliis theory is that the carbons ofTrMf LA mid nnnnccDTlItT v nflTYia arc 11 JTii i uiuau jLnutotwjij contact wiia one iuwiuer ju oiuu start the flow of light but this Prof rvmvnnuuc xix aoavv- 1 in ucg JjlT - true 11 ii - MV- - slisi t- v vtrrmWQ NPARI Y -- - A - TON tone corner to same thence ooc post nine bOULIl uiuty iivc vacs thS ijuu - H1IU aud twenty four one x Tini to a corner iu n1P KiTS r Moore thence with Mooren C h forv nine and one and 4Qdegrees East r4TCO il li II rifcf ---- 1 -- - ri 1 - -i- xty-three CTo r BUCT17 ritoastoi LTinUoo a nritMC 1 -- Bast hundredths corner to Charles Whence with rPH sixty- - XUUUW JJ VUriiilU 0 pauy amounting on the day of sale to Jones of Van Buren county Iveander j weive irrousand Unp Hmr ana Sixtv Twn nr TlVf imcc A i Mich boasts of the largest family on une i iiijr urcuui uonars 1216233 and the lieu record There are six members in the ueor ana interest of the pi aintiff Sallie family father mother three sons and o wuuers amounting on the day 01 daughter whose average weight is sale to Four Thousand Fiv e Hundred yjjds At home they have spe- 2 o ana Fnrtp0 uiivi qit-- v w ohmTc rnrl npncTpnS ii uiue w llr and the oany cuiui it is a pretty sight to see 79 church interest of the Safety and at Building and Loan Ccmnanv of Win the entire family sitting in a pew bracen Chester Kentucky amounting on the to hold their 1S12 pounds day of ale to Fourteen an 1 r- - 11 -- combination of qualities somewhat dif-¬ ficult to describe Mrs Eackett says A creature for whom education has done much and nature more She has taste elegance spirit and understandShe is all this Warner says ing and more To begin with she is old enough to know her world thoroughly yet though she need never have been beautiful she must have kept her youth She is in no sense a light wom ¬ an neither is she over intellectual she would not speak Greek even if she She is a creature of infinite could taot whom every outward semblance With of a man interests profoundly him she is always at her best and she contrives to get out of him the best there is She listens well and grows sympathetic as she listens Eas he a special weakness She half tempts him to believe it is a virtue An adept in the subtlest forms of flattery she would force the meanest of us to shine even when he is ill at ease And yet above all she remains sincere Her interest in him is real and survives the fleeting moment He is a man that is to say J the brightest page in natures book She respects convention knowing well when she may venture to be nncon- ventional yet she is unapproachable In return he and irreproachableadores her George Eliot says Ones self satisfaction is a kind of untaxed property which it is very unpleasant to The mens woman find depreciated a word or a gesture 6r a look conwith veys to her companion the conviction You interest me not so much for the sake of pleasing as because it is true Can such comfort be actuated by any other motives than those of the purest and truest philanthropy Jean Wright in Lippincotts ¬ - vv ait er ooooeoocd aker 27 600 WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS PLEASS etate that you saw tko Advertisement 1b thi Cos V Breakfast Cocoa IH S PI h SgB WA 5 V Z Because it is absolutely pure Because it is net made by the so called Dutch Process in J which chemicals are used Because beans of the finest quality are used i Because it is made by a method which preserves unimpaired J the exquisite natural flavor and odor of the beans v Because it is the most economical costing less than one cent a cup Be 6ure that you get the genuine article made by WALTER CO Ltd Dorchester Mass Established 17S0 BAKER 3frO0000 of Pearline A head Kim bm wB iH rf I Never -- Not a bit of it That is out of the question Probably not one ot the many washing powders that have been made to imitate Pearline would claim to excel it in any way All they ask is to be considered thessame as or as good as Pearline But theyre not even that Pearline is to- ¬ day just as it has been from the first the best thine in the work for ever kind of washing and cleaning J V f ¬ ISANIW f ATHABTPif lit JIfI a i SO -- MdUlD1 rhfld replied the youth I can bring you recommendations from at least five girls who have promised to be sisters U me Twinkles No indeed up-to-da- Am I 13e first girl you ever loved1 she asked cojiy te No Amateur CURECOHSTIMnOHJ 25 50 1 1 r- 1 naif - ninr ¬ 1 aKMl 2 piv anu j to cure any nise of constipation CascarpLs arptheadpnl tRIY lillfiRftNT t ao ftrtutinni titneTer uo tbiCHco siontreal Caatnataral resultg r Ji ukjikui crip or cripc bat ranse easy or New Tor k ooetrceL tr rrrrvpvvpBVHaipiBBUiaikBkDkbAkkivteJBhBkrKkMAsrbjl m iniiriiiir msWAmMm 3SM r Tin 1 r in nn r eus- DRUSS55T5 Lnra Sara 217 a xe irj-- i -- - -- i Sin - i Si J tliLi fr v t ttlf ltrf l f V -- 1 lv j- - l - FaBBgg t- - JS w A 8 J NEWTON H I ffyraatewsawgaa xl A I III Ail jI 1 If J l - K i THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY JANUARY 5 1897 MITCHELLS AN INJUSTICE Shortly after Mr Boyds return to West Point he missed sums of money brought from home but said nothing about it In the class with Mr Boyd was a man who had entered Wast Point at the avowed age m - HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT ft i - J i V Ri v r of 25 though undoubtedly much older as his appearance indicated During wartime the extreme of age for admission there Buyers of Christmas goods are not forced to go to cut rate stores for which before and since was and is limited to 22 years had been extended to 25 This low prices because Was done in order to permit young men Vrho had achieved distinction in real war- ¬ fare the opportunity of acquiring a milita- ¬ ry education So this man named Casey had entered at the acknowledged age of 25 He was absolutely without money and belonged to an Irish family in humble circun ¬ effered by them on same class of goods I have an excellent and com- - cumstances and his superior age and him ning unfitted Mr Boyd to cope with plete line of Mr Casey was compelled to procure mon ¬ ey at all hazards Before entering West Point he had married That fact if known would have dismissed him at once from the academy in accordance with the APPLES ALMONDS laws governing that institution whieh BANANTAS BRAZIL PECANS permit no cadet to marry In the academy at that time were several cadets sons of ORANGES FILBERTS very wealthy parents who contrary to MALAGA GRAPES ENGLISH WALNUTS West Point rules kept in their rooms at barracks large sums of money That was FINEST CHOCOLATE CANDIES Caseys opportunity for he had constant STICK AND MIXED CANDIES need of it with which to silence his wife -CANDIED CHERRIES who had threatened his exposure So great was the confidence of the acad-¬ CANDIED APRICOTS emy classmates in each other that the CANDIED PINE APPLES Do you want to be happy and make all your friends happy hen come to TWIN money was simply placed in a trunk to largest grandest and prettiest BROTHERS to We hav the New York Cream Edam and Pine Apple Cheese Fancy Evaporated which all the clique had access and used make your selections of Christmas present stock of hdlidav as a general fund Tho government sup- ¬ goods ever displayed in Paris We are giving gooda away you u igit sav sn -- w n wo caw ¬ low v i Peaches Apricots Apples Prunes All kinds of Canned Fruits Sar- plies cadets with all necessary articles so JLU cmug mem m make room we have decided to sacrifice our immuns sock of dines Champgnion French Peas Bottled Pickle Catsup Etc that only luxuries need be purchased Even to those generous young men the dis- ¬ BOYS5 BALTIMORE AW M BULK OYSTERS appearance of money in large sums became puzzling and led to inquiries which r 1UTU ISGRIG TURKEYS developed into suspicions and a plan was formed to mark some of the bills and thus Read every line in this advertisement it will advise where tobuy and save discover the evildoer Big Bargains in Opes that were S200 now 95c 250 now 125 s50 now 195 5 00 now 9 0 Mr Boyd by reason of his unpopulari ¬ 600 now ty was unaware of those movements and uw j ww w itvu UUW fOU huh xw kijj nuw oJU xjjy uuv Kji t xaoi uu he had told no one of his own losses The Jackets that were8300 now 200 450 now 225 500 now 2n0 00 now 3 25 7 50 now 3 7 qn cadets had informed their immediate com ¬ now I mandant that money was constantly be- ¬ 425 1050 now 525 1200 now 595 1500 now 6 98 Giving away Overcoats and Ulsters that were 8300 now195 500 now 275 7 50 now 3 75 iri nn now ing stolen in the corps Aghast at such a state of affairs he had authorized and Fe --fw jjyu jjwyv uuw vvo now oyjyjj au I Paris Ky lected a committee of eight two from Main St Opp Court House kj1 Make your Christmas selections from our beautiful stock of silt handkerchiefs linen handkerchiefs each company to find and punish the thief In an unguarded moment the com- ¬ initial handkerchiefs mufflers fine hosiery fine gloves fine jewelry fine garters neckwear fine shirts cuff mandant had said If you find the offend- ¬ buttons ear rings stick pins hair pins fine purses silk umbrellas kid gloves fine plush cases brush and er you can deal with him as you deem ad- ¬ ji- - i i T uvs i i visable i oaoy Voc uuiih carnages wagons l l inouses aisnes arums en aire f Sims firnrs rloal e tt w The most prominent member of the bourine s accordions vases sideboards carts sleighs bed steadsomdlps a trains committee was Casey himself the real figui es whips games puzzle rockers wheelbarrows I culpriAftpca perfunctory search through Big Bargains also in MENS and BOYS SUITS quartera occupied by other cadets they reached Mr Boyds and found nothing to Free Free We give a Large Handsome Framed Picture when your purchase amounts to i0C0 reward their efforts At that juncture Ca ¬ ly- ¬ We give Coupon Tickets with everything you buy of sey glanced upward at a pile of books us no matter how small ing on some shelves and said Let us look WM A itememDer tne place to save money is at i at that large dictionary Caseys room was directly opposite that occupied by Mr Boyd who roomed alone because of his unpopularity Mr Boyds room was unguarded and accessible so no doubt Casey had frequently entered it and taken money from tho man he now publicly accused The search took place at noon when the main body of the corps were at dinner On Mr Boyds return to his room he found it filled with cadets whomadly accused him of the crime White with hor- ¬ ror and shame unspeakable he answered their charges in a way which would have convinced any judge of human nature that he was entirely innocent Sinking to his knees and raising his eyes to heaven he t cried By the memory of my deadJinoth er I- swear I knew nothing whatever of TWIN BROTHERS I Will Meet Any Prices TTOTTDAY SUPPTJTCK- ¬ - V ¬ MENS AND OVERCOATS CLOTHING LADIES JACKETS AVyWXK3 onuiii WUUK WmXVXV NEWTON MITCHELL THE anOCEB mi iw lujj jj The ili -- lmJo Self Ste i ring Ml Steers like a bicycle Coasts like one The Boys Favorite for A Christmas Present ¬ BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY r - DOUGHERTY BROS 434 Main St STOCK AND TURF NEWS Paris Ky v Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Ktc Turf Notes E O Fretwell will ship a car of horses to Raliegh N week C one day this At Cynthiana last Monday Young Moran bought from James Terry a bunch of extra steer calves at 1755 each I A3 c5 d EGIAL CQMMISSIQREBS SALE OF I arp Lot on ftps etc JWP Plaintiffs Bourbon Circuit Court quaint and interesting resort in summer and a miniature world in winter in which the habits and customs are those of 150 years ago The island is 15 miles off the Rhode Island shore and almost directly south of stormy Point Judith There are times during the winter when the wind sweeps across the tree- ¬ less land at a velocitv of 84 rmlrR an hour and women take their lives in their hands when they venture out of doors The isolation of the island is al most complete John Schofield established the first woolen mill in Connecticut near Oak dale where the carding was done by power cards In 1798 the Block island ers began to send wool to the mill to bo carded into rolls and generation after generation have kept up the practice Formerly many bags of grain accompanied the wool and grist and woolen mills were kept running day and night while the fishermen and farmers enjoyed themselves in the quiet Connecticut village until the work was done New York Herald ¬ ¬ Block Island The hum of the spinning wheel is still a familiar sound on Block island a ¬ II -- Hard on Mothers-in-laIn the islands of New Britain a man Logan C Howard etc Defendants must not speak to his mother-in-laThe undersigned Special Commissioner Not only is speech forbidden to this rel- ¬ by virtue of a judgment of sale in the ative above styled action rendered at the No ¬ by anybut she must be avoided and if chance the lady is met the vember 1896 term of the Bourbon Cir must hide himself or cover his cuifc Court will on face Suicide of both parties is the outcome if the rule is broken One of the SATURDAY JAN 9 1897 English missionaries tried to get the natives ideas of an oath and he found at the Court house door in Paris Ky the most solemn asseveration among about the hour of 12 oclock expose to them was If I am not telling the public sale the following real estate truth I hope I may touch the hand of A certain lot of ground in Paris my mother-in-laPearsons MagaBourbon Co Ky fronting 100 feet on zine Higgins Avenue and extending back same width - as m front to Williams Julian Hawthorne Street adjoining the Higgins property Julian Hawthorne is the son of Nanow V S Ray on the South and S Liileston on the North being part of the thaniel Hawthorne He was born in land purchased by S Liileston from 1846 but he does not show his 50 years Martin Doyle recorded in Deed book No When he was a boy of 7 some ladys re69 page 394 Bourbon County Clerks mark on the fact that he was weak office chested stung him and he determined This sale will be made for the purpose to make that comment impossible in of settling the estate of Mattie Howard the future How well he succeeded is deceased paying the lien of the defend ¬ evidenced by the fact that while he ant the Louisville Savings Loan and was in college his chest measure was 48 Building Co for 67735 with interest from Jan 4 1896 burial expenses cost inches and it is well known that the of administration etc and the coste in late John O Heenan the pugilist ad vised the young man to enter the prize this action aggregating about 90000 ring Terms Said property will be sold Hong Headed upon credits of 6 and 12 months for money the equal parts of the purchase First Lady Ic dont see how you iau ptfrchaserto execute bond to the under ¬ afford to let- your lodgers owe you sp signed with good surety to be approved eral weeks rent of by him bearing interest from day of Second Lady Well its like trt Bale until paid at the rate of 6 per cent per annum and having the force of a When theyre in debt ifcaffects t A petites they never like to a A J GOREY judgment second helping so it comes ch spesi V Special Commissioner foe end Loudon Tit Bits Talbott Attorneys McMillan w w son-in-la- Win Howard Admr vs w ¬ w ¬ impelled them I now quote from a published account by an eyewitness the scene later in the day It was a cold sad blus terless day The air was full of snow and the cold was bitter Orders were given to fall into ranks in the area of the bar- ¬ racks for undress parade The cadet adju- ¬ tant commanded Parade rest Af ter a pause he continued Cadet captains will place themselves opposite their respective company fronts and arrest any man who leaves the ranks There was an interval of the most profound stillness Then above the winds howling came the sound of tramping feet Across the broad porch of the barracks and down the steps came four cadets bear- ¬ ing between them a mans form They ad- ¬ vanced along the battalions front As they turned the adjutant raised his right hand and forthwith the drums and fifes beat and wailed out in unmelodious and unearthly harmony the terrible tune of On they came and the Rogues March noW I saw affixed to that mans breast a large white placard and on it the words Coward Liar Thief The face above the words was marblo white as the face of the dead but the wild staring blood red eyes seemed to wail and shrink in their horrible misery The four cadets passed along the full length of tho battalion and with their victim turned down the slope beyond the buildings and disappeared General Cullom was then in command at West Point On that particular evening he was returning from tho dock toward which those heartless cadets had driven Mr Boyd when he met the young man face to face The generals first and natural thought was that Mr Boyd had dressed himself in civilians clothes and was stealing off the post in search of amusement but a second glance showed him a face full of grief and shame He took the young man at once to his own quarters questioned him and found to his dismay that the cadetsbad perpetrated a most unprecedented and cruel outrage General Cullom determined that the matter should be sifted to the bot- ¬ tom The court of inquiry later instituted by General Cullom resulted in a verdict of In the eyes of the cadets not guilty insensate cruelty had warped their whose judgment it was simply a Scotch verdict and though acquitted of not proved the defendant was thenceforth a disgraced and dishonored man Exchange ¬ this money But the supposed culprit was in the hands of Philistines No thought of mercy t ASSIGNEES SALE OF p5AL5AGeiiCYor rtMlERCy l I The GLBETAIISRIHQ Co CIHCIHHATI itOHllHIlHllLill Bourbon Circuit Court N S Brooks Plaintiff vs op -t- f3CKY UNlVEnsm iL terA TZZrc ac JL I R Best etc Defendants VX Champ thence with said Colvilles line S 42 E 97 poles to a stake corner to said Colvillethence NGlf E80 poles to a stake standing N 67 E 1 10 100 poles from a black ash and N 23 E 1 pole from a The first of American Newspa- ¬ hickory thence N 81 E 76 poles to a stake in J A Millers line thence N pers OEAS A DANA Editor 14 W20 poles to a stakea corner to JA Miller thence N 12 W 50 poles to the The American Constitution the beginning containing 82 acres and 20 poles being the sauie land conveved to American Idea the American I R Best by R T Milam and wife students in attendance tne past year from 20 states Business Course consists of Book keeping Business Arithmetic Penmanship Commercial iaw Merchandising Banking Joint Stock cry to the highest bid- ¬ Manufacturing Lectures etc sell at public out Mercantile Correspondence Business Practice der at 230 p m on the premises mS on of FoU Business Coursenice family Stationery and Board in a Includine that certain tract of land lying on Shorthand Typewriting and Telecranhr the Ardery Turnpike within one mile of are specialties have special teachers and Millersburg the propert7 of I R Best rooms and can be taken alone or with the Business Course and particularly described as follows Special department for ladles tuations The demand for in Beginning at a stake in the old dirt JJHierent departments of this our graduates ex-College has -- VVUCU il3 uuppiy Millersburg road leading from Paris to Smiths cSwnon13rr and corner to J A Miller and Mrs climagiSoo0oedforth tslocation of Prof and fine ealthfulnesa Ghamp thence with said road in the middle thereof S 89 W 12 poles S 74 ggSSS 8UCCeSS W 56 poles S 83i W 28 poles S 77 W fn0icuinarsEaSaYe 74 poles S 70i W 3072 poles to a stake WILBUR R SMBTH Lexington Ky in S Colvilles line and corner to Mrs WILBUR R SMITH PRESIDENT LEXINGTON KY of sale made By virtue of a judgment 10000 on and entered in the above styled case 100 iu Banks xCXCltllte eludingsuccessful graduates In Award or Medl and Diploma at Worlds the 17th of December 1896 1 will on imposition for Book keeping etc A Thorough Influential and Honored joUese Hundreds of xw V771 n ur XC ITQBBflY JBH IB 1897 ¬ rJ- - Q Merchant Tailoring Department We guarantee fit and workmanship Pants to order 3 50 up Suits to order 1250 up THE SUN Twin Bros 701 703 Main Leave your measure at Paris DRS Street Ky ¬ ¬ v -- - Sunday by mail 8 a year N S Brooks six and twelve months Daily from date and day of sale and bonds due and payable to Mollie E Bryan for 11227 payable in six and twelve months from day and date of sale or the pur- ¬ is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in chaser may pay cash to said Brooks for the world The Saltan the amount of her claim and to the said Price 5c a copy By mail 2 a year The London Chronicle says that the sul Bryan for the amount of her claim at Address THE SUN New York tan of Turkev is descended from a French purchasers option For the residue of lady His great grandmother Nachasadil the purchase money above the claims of Sultana consort of Abdul Haniid I was Brooks and Bryan the purchaser will be born in the West India island of Marti required to give bond payable to me six niaue in the latter quarter of the eight and twelve months after date or pay Her maiden hfvme was cash at purchasers option eenth century Kivery Shejjas cousin Aimee Duboc de A companion in childhood of anotherThis tract of land is one of the best dy Josephine de la Pagberie who escap for small farming to be found in Cen ¬ en J luia the guillotine on which her first tral Kentucky The soil is of the Cane tiupu-i-was beheaded to become empress Ridge variety exceedingly productive Clle de Rivery on the It is within one and one half miles of Ol iV her education at a convent Millersburg a village of schools and lo- ¬ C01i tho at iedwas Marseilles for and cated I upon a good Turnpike road shipwrecked cjiS t es Prospective purchasers by calling upon on its wayto Algiers Mr Frank Insko now residing on the Pictured by Algerinepi- - place will be shown over the farm ONLY vd was taken prisoner and Spirit These first last and all Acting under said order I will be PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS quired to take from the purchaser bonds the time forever for the amount of 324132 and interest Daily by mail - OFFICE OFFICE HOURS 6 a year M from Dec 6 1896 due and payable to PLEASANT ST 10 re- ¬ USSERY ROBERTS AS PARIS KENTUCKY 8 TO A The Sunday Sun 4P M NEAR 8P M Duncan Avenue Telephone Office No 148 1 TO 7 TO Telephone Residence No 112 - Cincinnati d Weekly running at line rates ¬ Obituar28 cards of thanks calls on candiaresolutions of respect and matter of dates like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ¬ ments and yearly cards A D VER7I81NG ItA TESl Displays one dollar per Inch for first Inser ¬ tion half rates each Insertion thereafter per Locals or reading notices ten cents rlne each insertion Locals in black type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when t t -- enw t r to y odal Hamid I p him Jir mother of Mahr i 3 IT uiv grandfather of Se pres- y - tlie bey who in turn HARMON STITT AT Commercial Tribune 5De- - A Year t t COMMERCIAI TRIBUNE CO It N Holiday Rates Forsyth Auctr oc - Assignee of I R Best v points on the Kentucky Central Division on December 22 23 24 25 30 31 and Jan tiarv 1 Tickets o6d to return untile N will sell round trip The L tickets at one and one third fare to all - Cincinnati January 4th O Paris- - F B Care Agt L N 7- -i J fcw-- iMPFRFECT in I IV I I 1- original Mill - r- tMi

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