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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 bou1897011201 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 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. Tsftfgmmmg v V TPfgrT r a- - 1 - - - f iT 1 A i V - - at-- - V- V v X - V- - A kt vA B V -- A TH CHAMP MILLER riflB OURBC MILLERSBURG N NEWS HERE -- - i v --g Editors and Owners- - PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY FEB 1 1881 SEVENTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY JANUARY 12 1897 News Notes Gathered NO 4 YEAR Everybody OSiXX IjfGX B argains 9 At Our Cut Price Sale This Month To reduce stock before taking inventory we will offer the entire line of Chamber Suits Parlor Suits Brass and Iron Beds Garpetings and Rugs Wall Papers Draperies -- etc at reduced prices Sale will be continued through January Splendid Bargains in each department Inspection cordially invited DKOfV HR Carpets Xj83xx3rc3 ic32Q RIDE 3eee3 ost Ask Your Grocer Take No ing or Lost Manhood Irapoteney Nightly Emissions YouthfulSirors Mental Worry excessive use of Tobacbo or Opium which lead to Con- ¬ sumption and Insanity With every J5G order we cive a written cuar- BEFORE AND AFTER USING antee to cure or refund the money Sold at 851 OO per box G boxes zor a4 JiijtaixviiJLiiu JlcvelandUnio days Combined form a Perfect Treatment 25c Mrs Morris Garland went to Paris -yesterday to visit her sister Mrs Arch v WrtelTts Celery Tea cures constipa Stout tion slcfc headaches 25c at druggists 7 Mr Harry Redmon of Muir was the v JK guest of Messrs Dick and Will Collier Saturday An Embarrassing Gift Furniture Wall Papers Draperies LordJgLeigh tons house is to be pre- Mr J Ed Hull went to Flemincrs burg Saturday to visit his w and sentedjto the nation which in turn is children bo miummn ic 111 11s present conaicion Mrs Jas Cummings of Maysville is as an artistic monument of its late own the guest of her sister Mrs Jas er It 2 ungracious to discuss such mat ¬ ters tob closely and every one will reo Woolums See advertisement in another column ognizejthe good intentions of the ladies The Whitest Purest and of W J Bryans new book The First who make the generous gift but some The Send your order to Oscar day Itwill be necessary seriously to dis Battle Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour ¬ cuss this business now so much in fash- ¬ ion of keeping up the houses that are bon county tf Mrs Neppie Frederick of Louisville associated with the memory of our great is the guest of her brothers Dave and men jOne day it is Carlyle another it is Turner and so on Tom Conway There is a little boom a few of Mr Will Butler returned yesterday to Cincinnati after a two weeks visit here the f aithf ul pour in on the opening day and examine the hat stand and the with his parents walking stick and the dining room ta- ¬ Mr Will Best returned to Cincinnati ble and then they go away and straight ¬ Saturday He was accompanied by way forget all about it For a year or so For It Miss Julia Eyans stray Americans and provincials keep up Other Mrs Robt Caldwell closed out her a showof interest and then the thing stock or millinery goods at auction Fri-¬ becomes a mere white elephant of in ¬ day and Saturday terest or of use to nobody Lord Leigh jL JL M jL A I Miss Nannie Hunt returned Saturday tons House is out beyond Holland Park sister and as it is not to be either a sohool a la2I5CViKMh from an extended visit with her Mrs Waits in Harrison museum or a home who is likely after RBrtTTie UlU1 1 C Last Tuesday January 5th was the the first few weeks to take the trouble 3 MR JH il WLm tLJm m aa EJ S anniversary of the burning of the two to go three or four miles to visit it I bridges here 15 years ago St James Gazette HBSHiBiSHBHIBB8BHHIHHIMEHHBII3Si a i JJdje great remedy Xpr nervous prostration and all nervous diseases of jm--tit generative Gratis ct either sex such as Nervous ProstratibhTFill- - Quite a number from thisprecinct at Burc Mr Dave 0onway returned from Cin- ¬ cinnati Friday Mr Rich Collier returned from Mt Sterling Friday Mr John Peed visited relatives at s Sharpsburg Sunday Three of the Paris Ramblers were down on their wheels Sunday Mclntyre shipped a car McClintock of cattle to Cincinnati yesterday Messrs Ed Hutchcraft and Will Ken ney of Paris visited here Sunday Mr Clarence Becraft of Nevada Mo is the guest of relatives here Mr T P Wadell went to Bardstown Saturday to visit his wife and babe See fifth page for report of J I Moore land sale made Saturday by the Master Mr H H Phillips and wife have been the guest of relatives here for several s In And About The E Nippert Ed D Patton A C Adair of Paris Win Jones J S Richey E R Hutchihgs C H Chandler Cynthi ana Rich porsey Mt Sterling Mr Shelby Lexington Among relatives and friends were Mr W H H John ¬ son and family Mt Sterling Mrs Julia Anderson Miss Mabel Marr Mrs Thosi Pickerel Jas Spencer and wife George Spencer Miss Beseie Spen- ¬ cer Carlisle Dr Garrett Judy and son of Bethel Mrs Sterling Cooper and BrucevMiller A J Winters Miss Bet tie Remington Mrs Ed D Paton Miss Effie Pattm Mrs G B Brooks Messrs Geo Judy Chas Butler C T Kenney all of Paris and others Remember the sheriffs sale on Satur day Jafftl6th 1897 at eleven oclock a m of the carts standard bred horses etc ofJaines O Gray etc to be sold at the court house door in this city y lo YOUR CHANCE k We intend to reduce our stock because we are going to move to a different store room We have marked down prices in order to sell quickly all our surplus stock We can give you some choice bar gains now Come quick Everything low Neckties Hats Shirts Collars Cuffs Handkerchiefs--everythinis offered for less money than ever before 11 1 g Ramons Liver Pill removes the bile The Tonic Pellet tones up the system 1 m fn i n oiill TT 81 H S STOUT Manager Wm Hukill Jr Cutter THi rArilo Best ¬ ifl J H ueen Crescent V- PABIS MILLING CO ARANTFFD M B EVERY G SACK Qt ill RLd UF1PJ niHiinuui w iuuxis 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 TuscaloosaMefidian New Orleans Atlanta Macon and Jacksonville Through Sleeping Cars to Knoxville Hot Springs and Asheville and from Chattanoogo to Jackson Vicksburg Monroe C7n rrAL and Shreveport Through Tourist Sleepers to Los Angeles and San Francisco Choice of Routes to Texas Mexico and California f J HJFJ via New Orleans or via Shreveport tfjfrjjys- Short Line from the Blue Grass Cities to Cincinnati with every accommodation to patrons Free Parlor Cars Lexington to Cincinnati Cafe Parlor and Observa- ¬ tion Cars between Cincinnati Lexington and i m Si Hi Chattanooga Divi ielv Chas W Zell SasrAgt Cincinnati - Wt C Einearson O 11 For Sale By W T Brooks Druggist STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE j INCORPORATED JfUlC It w 31st Bee RESOURCES 18G v PARIS at the close of business KENTUCKY Small Payments It is not generally known that persons desiring to make small payments down and the balance afterwards can secure the best pianos 2500 Real Estate Furniture and Fixtures Loans and Bills Discounted Cash Due from Banks Overdrafts Capital Stock Surplus Undivided Profits Due Banks 00 500 00 176774 68 11409 81 Stein way Haseltoo Smith 9 49585 44 6987 34 247757 27 100000 00 Gafoler Barnes LIABILITIES Individual Deposits Undivided Profits Remaining 30000 00 may be bought in this way A small 11010 23 101718 16 payment down the Piano delivered Pianos when desired and deferred payments arranged to suit buyer Pianos old and 24775727 new of any makes taken in exchange 5028 88 tendedtfiVpaftyu at MrMmlretfe7 near Jackstown Friday night Mr Ernest Gorham was thrown from a slide Saturday and his back is thought to be dangerously hurt Miss Bettie Todd and Miss Myra Belle Moore of Pleasureville are the guests of Mr and Mrs John Ingels Mr Aylette Vansant of Flemings burg was the guest of his relatives Mr and Mrs J A Warford Friday and Saturoay Mr John F Baibee shipped last week a trio of yellow turkevs to Elkridee Landing Tenn and a pair of bronze turkeys to Glen wood Ind Messrs Ben Howard Frank Collier and Misses Lucy Allen and Jennie M Purnell visited Mrs Lewis Rogers near North Middletown Sunday Dr H Clay Burroughs will open a deitists office here about the first of February He will occupy the front room over Phillips drug store See advertisement in another column of W J Bryans new book The First Send your order to Oscar Battle Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour ¬ bon county tf Mr Merritt Jameson formerly of this place will be married to day in Baltimore to Miss Barger Mr Jame- nuua iiiou viic woo a uxioa yyouu of Cynthiana and not Miss Whaley as Stylish Comfortable Shoes -- wmfcKaas3jo5ifagg n a GP ry- A - Cincinnati - O Z S- K - - imii - v- a - c - vTtv5rrrmj1Js -- ULLMJWT i H fiC The kind you want at prices you want to pay Always a good assortment at ttUflfltLJft8 TtV - - f- f RION CLAYS y- - M OF Bourbon IoLiiii Bourbon Circuit Court James Stivers Plaintiff vs J W Wilcox Etc Defendants By virtue of a judgment of sale made and entered in the above styled suit at the November term 1896 of the Bourbon Circuit Court I will sell publicly at the Court house door in Paris Ky on - M- - HOSMX M A Few Words To My Patrons Christmas has 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 v J T HXNTON - 18 1897 June 30th 1896 Gross Earnings past 6 months - 9691 48 7475 80 17167 28 Ernest Urcfas 121 Go VJ and 123 West Fourth Street stated in other papers Wm Current aged Current Expenses Dividend No 11 Undivided Profits remaining B Woodford Disposed of as follows 05 00 11010 23 2157 4000 CINCINNATI O I mmmmmmmsmimmm 17167 28 Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me this 31st day of December 1896 Henry Spears Notary Public D VJSRlItilJyU JULTE8 Displays one dollar per inch for first inser nnn half rates each insertion thereafter perLocals or reading notices ten cents - I I Stop JBL 23 who livednear Hooktown died Friday of consump ¬ tion and was buried here Saturday by the Odd Fellows The funeral was largely attended by relatives and friends There were forty five Odd Fellows in attendance 1 1 line each insertion Locals in DiacK type twenty cents per line each insertion Practions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates ¬ Obituarlos cards of thanks calls on candia of respect and matter of dates resolutions like nature ten cents per line Special rates given forlarge advertise ¬ ments and yearly cards Breaking Things Robert We had quite an experience at Stoders last evening Richard Yes Yes- - We coughing The quickest and surest 3 way is to taKe ur Heirs r Honev A cuaranteed coueh rem- - 5 sJ rJv whollv rmlikfi all others better s ine-xa- r- JitX BELLS i Administrators Notice All parties having claims against the estate of the late Dr L B Smith will please preseit them proven as required by law All parties owing the said estate will please call and settle at once to avoid costs 3t Dr C B Smith Admr jThe Mt Olivet Advance says Quite a number of the young people of town were handsomely entertained at the home of J B Cray Friday night in honor of Mrs Crays brother Earl Cur ¬ rent of Millersburg and Miss Myrtle Cray who was spending the holidays at home Those who attended pronounce it a success in every particular and would be proud of another invitation there GF c Richard of you do Robert Oh the rest of us broke away as soon as possible Boston Transcript The present king of Servia Alexander the I was elevated to the throne in1889 place of his disreputable father in He was born in 1876 and is now a stur dy youth who it is said gives promise of- being quite as disreputable as ex King Milan ever waa ¬ - were sitting there Robert like so many mumchances when Sto ¬ ders daugbterijsuddenly broke into song So And sf of acts directly on the mucous menr Dranes neais luo mugs uuu reapnu gj tory organs ana invigorates tne gs whole system m what did the rest n fegnka M K l U r 1 lilS11 I HI1 contains tne concemrateu healing vii tnoo rf nlri nnd tried medicinal agents extracted by a new 25c i W M scientific process rv misdas in It is stated by Brewer that Pope Hor- S93 was the first to wear a S rcf At all drusdisis or nem uuuu receipt of price by The E E Sutherland Xcdlelne Co Padncak Ky cap or tiara of state - wAyfa mgMBmmmm Granny Metcalfe night at Mt Died On Friday Stening William B Conway former- ¬ ly of this place aged thirty seven of be necessary consumption The deceased leaves a Said sale will pe made upon a credit wife formerly Miss Lida Johnson and of six and twelve months for equal to parts of the purchase money for which a son Clarence aged nine years required Billy Conway as he the purchaser will mourn his loss be to familiarly was a to payable known had execute bonds large relatives and the undersigned Commissioner with circle of devotedly good surety to be approved by said Com- ¬ were who friends attached to him Mr Conway was a missioner bearing interest from the day brother of David G and Thomas Con ¬ of sale until paid at the rate of six per way of this place and of Mrs Neppie cent per annum said bonds to have the Frederick of Louisville The remains the effect of replevin bonds were buried in the local cemetery Sat ¬ Said sale is made to satisfy the debt urday afternoon bv the Uniform Rank and interest of the plaintiff amounting of Knights Pythias aocording the rites J on day of sale to 33638 and the costs of of that order Quite a number of rela-¬ this suit 10535 making the total sum tives and friends from a distance at ¬ to be raised 441 73 tended the funeial and burial amorig EMMETT il DICKSON Knights of Pyth ¬ whom were noted MC B C O Lovely Benj Perry Q iasCol Av J Harmon Stitt Attorney - to the highest and best bidder about the hour of 12 m the following describ- ¬ ed tract of land On the waters of Houston Creek be ginning at 1 in the middle of said Creek corner to Chas T Garrard and James Ingels and running with the middle of said creek as it meanders N 57 E 10 poles to 2 N 43 E 22 poles to 3 corner to Dr John Lyles heirs then leaving the Creek with their line N 2i W 6U poles to 4 corner to same then W 81 poles to 5 corner to same then N 88 W 64f poles crossing said Creek to 6 a corner to Greenberry Reid then with his line W 39 1 5 poles to 7 in the mid- ¬ dle of said Creek corner to James Hall then up the Creek as it meanders in the middle thereof S 31 E 19 poles to 8 then S 12 E 6 poles to 9 then 5i W 46 poles to 10 then S 58 W 3f poles to 11 B C Bedfords corner then leaving the Creek with Bedfords line S 14i E 96 poles to 12 then S edge of the Fords Mill road then N 73 E 8828 100 poles crossing said road diagonally to 13 corner to Chas T Garrards line in the North side of the road thence with his line N 13 W 49 poles to 14 in the middle of said Creek on the middle of a water gap then down the Creek in the middle thereof as it meanders S 80E 2236 100 noles to 15 thence S 81 E 14 uoles to 16 thence N 64 E 25f poles to the be ¬ ginning containing 131 acres 2 roods and 32 poles or so much thereof as may ¬ 0 r si f 1 r ft f t J N V H c ijfe A - fa- t- t v Vr Vv f -- - i Si I v V w3 li y u - THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY JANUARY FIVE PEBSONS S 5U T 12 1897 - x v 4 I r Murdered by Simon Cooper Colored Near ou rtpter S C The Murderer Made His Escape But Thre Posses Are Scourmg the Country for the Wretch and if Captured Ho Will lie Summarily Dealt With iar w- f - s A - 15 ifi J S All Sumpter was aroused Thursday over a report that bimon Cooper had killed old Mr Ben Wilson his son Wesley Mrs Wes- ¬ ley Wilson and two Negroes a man and a girl Sheriff Pierson as soon as possible organized a posse and chartering- a special train left for LynchburgThe train was stopped at Maysville near which point the Negro had been seen and a part of the posse left for St Charles and the others took the public road coming towards Sumpter Thesje two parties in conjunction with posses from Maysville are scouring- every foot of the land between Maysville and Sumpter The facts in regard to the killing of five persons as received in Sumpter are as follows Simon Coo per went to Lynchburg Wednesday evening for the purpose of forcing a young colored girl to marry him The girl and her mother by some means escaped and ran into the swamp As soon as possible after Coopers appearance in the town a posse was organ ¬ ized and went in pursuit of him The posse came within 200 yards of him at one time when he shot at them and retreated He forced some Negroes to go with him and kept them with him He came out of the woods all night about daylight and went to the house of a Negro named Boyle took his horse and compelled Boyles son to ac ¬ company him Prom there he went to the Wilsons about a mile distant where the crime was committed Mr Baker who lives near by says he heard considerable shooting and saw Mrs Wilson go to the buggy house with Cooper to get the harness and then go back into the house Cooper following her Cooper a short time afterward came out on the piazza shooting in every direction and forced Boyles boy to harness the horse to Mr Wilsons buggy He got in the buggy and only went a few 3Tards when he met a colored man named Smith He killed him and as he passed Backers house shot at the latters children who were on the porch When the bodies of the Wilsons were found Thursday morning the old gen ¬ tleman 75 years old was sitting up in bed with a shotgun in his hand his son Wesley was in another bed his head split while on the floor lay the body of the woman her head smashed in and her throat cut Smith the Ne gro who was killed on the road was found with an as still in the back of his neck and his head nearly severed from the body 8 - Sumpter SG Jan - ¬ SIMON COOPcrV The Negro Outlaw Captured and Hanged to a Ttee by a Mob Columbia S C Jan 9 Simon Coop- ¬ er betrayed by his balf brother and uncle was located in his uncles house five miles from Sumpter early Friday morning and the building surrounded by a posse of 20 men under Sheriff Pierson of Sumpter Cooper kept the men at a safe distance with a Winchester rifle none dared to rush on what The sheriff seemed certain death telegraphed the conditions to the governor and asked that a cannon with solid shot and supply of long range rifles be sent to him on a special Gov Evans replied that no train cannon was available and ordered Coopers capture dead or alive Balked in this the sheriff got a cannon in Sumpter but while it was being conveyed to the seat of war Cooper was killed It seems that under protection of another house some members of the posse got within a short distance of where Cooper was and kept up a hot fire He hailed them and offered to talk One of their members told him it would be best to give himself up but he blasphemed terribly at the sugges- ¬ tion He was told if he came out un ¬ armed with his hands up he would not be killed Finally Cooper did come out One member of the posse keeping him covered walked up and took hold of him The others then surrounded the Negro who began to resist Then he was shot in he head with a pistol and afterwards with a rifle He fell but regained consciousness and kept up his cursing It was suggested to burn him but the half dead man was start- ¬ ed for Sumpter On the road the posse which had assumed the propor- ¬ tions of a mob tied the officers of the law hauled Cooper out of the cart in which he was and strung him up to a tree riddling him with bullets FOR CONTEMPT ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - Frederick Bauman alias Wilson confined in the Vcounty jail on the charge of forgery and obtaining money under false pre tenses claims to have been one of the murderers of Fiank P Arbuckle of 8 CRAZY OR SHAMMING A Prisoner in the ouisville Jail Claims to Be One of the Murderers of Frank P Arbuckle Locisvillk Ky Jan Denver in New York November 19 Bauman says his father is G Edward Baumaa a banker at Dearborn and Monroe streets Chicago Bauman says his partner in crime was Dave Ed ¬ munds an actor who is now in Evans ton North Chicago Bauman says Edmunds and himself left New York by different trains and met in Chicago where Bauman intended joining a theatrical company The police discre dit Baumans story and say that he is either crazy or shamming A dispatch from Chicago says that nothing is known of Frederick Bauman alias Wilson there The name of G Edward Bauman who the prisoner claims is his father and is a ban ker in that city does not appear either in the banking or city directories Neither Bauman nor Edmunds is known in the theatrical profession ¬ J THE OWNER Of the Dauntless Applies for Clearance Papers to Go to Cuba With a Cargo of Arms and Ammunition though the steam tug Dauntless is in custody of an officer of the revenue cutter Boutwell as a result of her last trip from which she returned Monday night her owner Thursday morning applied for clearance papers for the steamer to go to Nuevitas Cuba with a carjro of arms and ammunition Jacksonville Fia Refused Jan 8 Al ¬ Deputy Collector Hopkins who is in charge of the office during the absence of Collector Bisbee refused to grant the clearance until authorized to do so by the secretary of the treasury Secretary Carlisle has ordered the collector to re use clearance until further orders The officers of the Dauntless still deny that they have been to Cuba All that can be gotten from them is that they transferred the men and cargo taken from Nq Name Key to another vessel presumably tbe Ber muda ¬ ¬ at Athens Tex Athens Tex Jan 8 Fire at 1 clock Thursday morning destroyed ffnearly a dozen places of business on the norcn siuu ux iuu uuo xxuo oi Six brick store houses are in ruins The loss is estimated at 8100000 insurance not learned The fire is believed to have been incendiary A S10OO0O JFire ¬ THE CAPITAL EJLUiUUTJW The Bouse Wants Information on the c Chicago Railway Strike Further Con ¬ Sherman Certainly Wanted for Sec- ¬ sideration of the Pacific Railroad Fund ¬ Robert Laugh I in Double Murderer ing BilL Hanged at Brookvilie Ky retary of State Washington Jan 9 Upon request of Mr Turner dem Ga a resolution The Senator Will Go to Canton Some Time was agreed to instructing the attorney The Trap Was Sprung at 929 Saturday general to add to his last annual reMorning and Iiauphlin Died Almost In ¬ This Week When the Matter Will Be ¬ port full copies of all correspondence Settled The Secretary of the Treas stantlySent a Balf Dollar to Wall ¬ ury Will Be Selected Soon ing and His Good Will to Jackson and the telegrams between the depart ment and public officers and all perBrookyille Ky via Augusta Ky Cleveland O Jan 11 Maj McKin ¬ sons relative to thej great railroad ley attended church Sunday morning strike in Chicago in 1894 and the action Jan 11 The law of Kentucky was and later enjoyed a long drive He of the government in suppressing fulfilled when Robert Laucrhlin was will leave for Canton Monday morning same The house then went into com- - J hanged Saturday morning The trap at 11 oclock and expects to remain mittee of the whole to further consider was sprung at 929 oclock The crowd there till the first day of March the Pacific railroads funding bilL which had gathered to see the execu¬ Maj McKinley said to a friend Sun Mr Patterson dem Ten n opened tion tore down high the day that this week would be an im ¬ the days proceedings in a brief speech board inclosure about the scaf- ¬ TUi TToincrvW fold portant one in organizing his cab ¬ imnnrntiTini Viq Vll came before Laughlin ¬ dem Ala then followed in opposi- from the jail and there was much ex-¬ inet and administration The formation of the cabinet hinges upon the tion citement No one was hurt Laugh American Mediation for Cuba salient and pivotal positions of secre- ¬ lin died almost instantly In 10 min- ¬ Washington Jan 9 Secretary oi utes Drs Bradford and Wallin allowed tary of state and secretary of the treasury It is quite probable that State Oiney has received a dispatch the body to be cut down It was placboth of these important cabinet port- ¬ from American Minister Hannis Tay ed on a stretcher and taken to the folios will be tendered and accepted dor in Madrid announcing that Span place of burial by the end of the week Senator Sher ¬ ish Minister of Foreign Affairs Duke A nuirber of people whose names are some communication with Tetuan had formally invited him to well known were present man has had Sheriff Maj McKinley and he will go to Can give an opinion of the Porto Rieo re- Jule Plummer was with a party made ton whenever the president elect de- forms as a practical measure of self up of Jailer Bitzer of Newport and sires him to and his visit will accord- ¬ government for Cuba Taylor declared Fred Maurer city turnkey of Covinging to present arrangements here be tbe scheme to be worthless and the ton George Cook of Avondale was reforms too vague to inspire confidence with a party from Cincinnati made about the middle of the weoic It is now pretty well established in America Taylor urged tbe Spanish Fred Maurer of Covington called on that Maj McKinley wants Senator government to grant full iocal self Laughlin just before Sheriff Hook apSherman to be secretary of state but government to Cuba coupled with peared with the death warrant Laugh ¬ it is by no means certain that Mr Sher¬ economic reforms as a basis for nego- lin to Id Maurer that he felt all right man has made up his mind to accept a tiating peace Secretary Olney is de- and that he had rested well cabinet appointment His inclination lighted at the news that Spain had Give Jackson and Walling my re-¬ at last officially recognized the consul gards and tell them I wish them luck is to remain in the senate where the work is systematized and familiar and tative rights of the American govern- the doomed man said where he can regulate the amount and ment in the settlement of the Cuban Then he reached down into his pock- ¬ After a conference with Cleve et and pulling out a 50 cent piece he quality of it to a very considerable war extent He feels no strong desire land Olney cabled to Minister Taylor said Here Fred here is the last said one of his friends of long standing Your opinions emphatically indorsed money I own in this world Give it to Sunday to undertake the severe and He instructed the minister to urge Walling and tell him that I hope that exacting task of the most important upon the Spanish government the ne- it will do him some good and difficult governmental department cessity for prompt action Sheriff Hook entered Laughlins cell litiys Contempt Bill Indorsed but on the other hand he has had long at 830 oclock and by the flickering Washington Jan 9 The bill limit rays of an oil lamp he read the death experience as chairman of the commit- ¬ ing the power of judges to p unish for Millionaire Stensland and Georcre H tee on foreign relations and many of contempts of court which Representa- warrant Laughlin said nothing Just his most valued friends are earnestly Schilling Found Guilty by the Court before the last word was spoken urging him to close his notable public tive Ray of New York framed as a Laughlins attorney Judge Donaphin Chicago Jan 9 P O Stensland the Milwaukee avenue banker and career by a brilliant administration of substitute for a bill passed by the sen- ¬ entered at the prisoners request and ate last session was acted upon favor accepted a letter that was prepared for George A Schilling were found guilty the department of state The natural and timely desire of M ably by the house committee on ju- ¬ him by Laughlin of contempt by Judge Hancey Priday To my lawyer and then for refusing to turn over the assets of A Hanna to go to the senate may have¬ diciary Friday By a vote of 8 to 4 It read the International Building Loan and much to do with Mr Shermans ap- the committee decided to report favor- ¬ followed Laughlins thanks and his as Investment Co which they held in pointment to the cabinet if he accepts ably the bill to the house Those vot- ¬ surance that he felt that all that could their possession as receivers to Thos a portfolio Mr Hanna has been one ing for it were Republicans Hen- ¬ be done was done Augusta Ky Jan 11 The last Brad well and James Furlong who of Mr Shermans most valuable derson of Iowa Ray of New York friends He had done a great deal for Broderick of Kansas Updegraff of scene in the Bob Laughlin tragedy were appointed receivers by the court a few days ago Stensland him in a political way and Mr Sher- ¬ Iowa Gillett of Massachusetts Con- ¬ was enacted Sunday afternoon when was fined 790116 the amount he is man doubtless feels that he owes his nelly of Illinois Burton of Missouri in the presence of a large concourse of alleged to hare withheld and Schilling last election to the senate in part to Democrats Miles of Maryland Those people the body of the double murder- ¬ Republican Baker er was buried in a grave which was was ordered to turn over the keys to the zeal and support of Mr Hanna voting against have been friendly of New Hampshire Democrats Cul- uug in one corner of the stable lot the deposit vaults which contain the Their relations assets of the above company Failing and close for years If Mr Sher- berson of Texas Terry of Arkansas The relatives made several efforts to to comply with the courts orders they man does not accept the offer of a De Armond of Missouri bury him in a place in a regular grave ¬ American S aman county jail but were cabinet position the way to the senate were taken to the yard but none would have Laugh ¬ Washington Jan 9 American war lins old mother was carriedit by tender will remain closed to Mr Hanna for afterwards released on their own he would not contest the seat with his ships can at least be manned by Amer- ¬ hands from her sick bed to view the recognizance personal and political friend of long ican seamen as demonstrated in the body The shock it is thought will AT A CHRISTENING standing It is rumored that Senator case of the Brooklyn which has just kill her One Man Dead Two Dying and Five Oth ¬ elect Joseph B Foraker of Cincinnati been made ready for sea at Philadel THE OUTLOOK CHAOTIC Secretary Iierbert announced will be invited to visit Canton while phia ers Badly Curved in a Drunken Brawi ¬ Sceanton Pa Jan 9 A free fight Mr Sherman is there Upon the ac- thai a report from commander Cooks Popular Impatience in Spiin Over followed an Hungarian christening at tion of Mr Foraker and his friends commaliding the vessel showing in failure to Suppris the Rebellion the in the house of Tucetz Krutchan in May the senatorial aspirations of Chairman the complement of that vessel 401 sail- - Cuba and the Philippine Islands field this county Wednesday as the M A Hanna depend Gov Bushnelfch ors were enlisted of whom but 13 were Madked Jan 1L The popular im- ¬ result of which one man is dead two of Ohio will appoint Mr Sher with the for the unexpired cant compared with that of other war patienceto suppress government for its dying and five others are badly carved mans successor the rebellion term of two years if he ships hertofore commissioned and it is failureand the Philippine islands in Strong liquor flowed freely and many Cuba is of the men were mad with drink The goes into the cabinet He is a devoted believed that in a short time it will be daily increasing Thousands of the drink maddened men continued stab friend and allay of Senator elect For- - possible in the navy to put none but young men of Spain have been bing each other until a constable and akers and it may be that it is feared Americans on guard bent to Cuba where they have Glassblovrers He ird a posse broke into the house A phy- ¬ that he would not appoint Mr Hanna Washington Jan 9 The schedule met their deaths from disease or the sician was hastily summoned Krutch ¬ to the vacancy for the reason that hardships of the campaign Their an was so terribly cut that he died in they belong to opposite factions of the of the tariff including earthenware families believe that they would be a short while The injuries of the oth- ¬ party and have been at odds in a po- glassware marble and stone brought alive if it were not for the procrasti ¬ er men show the savage nature of the litical way only for several years The fewer business men to the ways nating policy of Capt Gen Weyler fight The men are under guard in impression prevails among many of the and means committee than had who despite his nromises to put down other schedules considered the hospital and an investigation of the politicians that while Messrs Foraker the tiie insurrection nus apparently acand Bushneil are thoroughly friendly this week F W Walker of Bea- complished little while his affair is being held unaccli to Maj McKinley and desire to ver Falls Pa spoke on tiles asking troops have been dying MKINLEYS CABINET support him loyally and efficient- ¬ for a reclassification and specific duties mated by scores of hundreds Ihe The Latest Conjectures as to Who Will Be ly they do not wish to build There was a large delegation of glass leaders of both the conservative l iTi ATt TTn nrfc nnrsnTial nrflcfirro nnrl tlio ivni1 mnn n t the President Elects Advisers distrusted Cleveland O Jan 9 The follow- ¬ power in the Ohio political field No the United States in the committee and leral parties are is chaotic and the present outlook ing is the latest make up of the new promise or intimation of the course he room For them Louis Arrington of mors of a change in the ministry Ru are will pursue has been obtained from Alton I1L announced that they de presidents cabinet frequently put in circulation and as Gov Bushneil who is ill with the grip sired the re enactment of the McKinSecretary of State John Sherman frequently denied but in the present The be- ley rates Secretary of the Navy Cornelius N at his home in Springfield temper of the people the succession of N tvports New Postmaster lief is current in Ohio that unless Gov Bliss Washington Jan 9 Acting Post- liberals to power would not banish the Secretary of the Interior Joseph Bushneil will consent to appoint Mr Hanna to the senate the latter will master Shanks of Newport Ky was distrust which prevails everywhere McKenna Henry C himself accept a cabinet appointment at the capitol Friday and leaves forPostmaster General THE DAUNTLESS TRIP so tne conterence at canton tnis week home Friday having laid his case bePayne Secretary of the Treasury Nelson involve the probable disposition of two fore the postmaster general Congress- Was One on an Errand of Mercy Rather W Aldrich cabinet portfolios a seat in the United man Berry filed all the papers in favor Thm a PUibusterins Expedition Secretary of War Russell A Al States senate and the iuture status of of Mr Shanks for postmaster and Mr Jacksonville Fla Jan 11 The Wilson promised to take up the nomiger Mark Hanna in national politics official report of Capt John W Myers Attorney General Nathan Goff One week ago Sunday Senator Cul nation this week of the steamer Dauntless regarding To Black ide Charlstou HI rbor Secretary of Agriculture- - Somo lorn of Illinois came to Cleveland to Washington Jan 9 Adm Bunces the last trip of the vessel was com- ¬ western farmer call on the president elect He said to pleted Saturday and forwarded the correspondent of the United Asso- squadron of evolution is to blockade collector of customs to the by the¬ secreAGAINST LYNCHING ciated Presses in the course of a long Charleston S C early in February tary of the treasury In this re ¬ Negroes Resolve to Oppose All Officials conversation I am not a cabinet pos- ¬ The scheme involves the maintenance port Capt Myers gives a detailed Do Not Enforce Law Who sibility It seems to me that it is my of a strong blockading fleet off Charles- account of the trip He tells all ¬ LoirisvnLE Ky Jan 9 The col- duty to remain in the senate Even is ton harbor and the assignment of about finding the men left on No Name ored citizens of Louisville Friday night have marched with ealerity during the one or more fast vessels includ to duty as Key by the steamer Three Friends and held a mass meeting to protest last week and political conditions ing the Vesuvius against the lynching of Negroes in are changing daily Notwithstanding blockade runners Stores and coal of taking the men off the Key and this state Several vicrorous speeches the fact that one week ajro Senator will be massed at Port Royal transferring them to another steamer were made by colored men and Cullom sincerely believed that he could as a base for the smaller blockading As the report shows that the Dauntless also by city and state onicials who not accept a cabinet portfolio if it were cruisers but the battleships and per- - was on errand of mercy rather than a were present Resolutions were adopt ¬ offered him he is to day a potent pos- haps the big cruisers will have to take filibustering expedition it is very ed in which officials in general were sibility Senator Cullom is highly es- ¬ turns going to Hampton roads for sup- - probable that the vessel will not be li severely scored for their negligence teemed by the president elect and is plies unless it proves feasible tonerve beled for any violation of the neutral The fleet will ity or navigation laws and it was resolved that the colored considered a wise well equipped visr- - them on the high seas W A Bisbee the owner of the vesvoter should keep a watchful eye and orous man of high character and be tbe most powerful gathered in the bat sel is anxious to secure clearance for oppose all oihcials who did not seek to most excellent training in pub- recent years including Massachusetts Indiana the vessel for the port of Neuvitas bring to justice participants in mobs A good deal more lic life is tie ships likely to be heard of Senator Cul- Maine and Texas the cruisers New Cuba as he has a contract to deliver a Death Preferable to Idleness carge Sing Sing N Y Jan 9 On the lom in connection with the cabinet York Brooklyn Columbia Newark port of arms and ammunition at that Montgomery Marblehead and first of the month convict labor was within the next three weeks ihe Raleigh the ram Katahdin the moniCastine Alterations in Gunbott No 12 abolished in all prisons of this state gossip about ex Gov John D Long of tors Puritan and Amphitrite the tor Portsmouth N H Jan 11 Orders and Friday Frederick Hoffman a pris Massachusetts and the cabinet seems pedo boats Cushing and Ericsson the to have a pretty strong basis for its were received at the navy yard Satur- oner here while depressed from lack boats Dolphin and Vesuvius day afterjQOcm to prepare to make im of employment threw himself from a existence Maj McKinley h is been dispatch transport Fern and the v portant alterations in gunboat No 12 Long for sev¬ gallery where he was taking exercise thinking about An Option on Tol do Hrenreries recently constructed at Bath Me It is eral weeks and the visits of Senator to the floor 75 feet below V Toledo O Jan 9 An lngiisn syn- - The era t is to be changed into a prac Hoffman Proctor evidently caused the matter to thought he can not recover told Warden Sage Thursday night that be thoroughly and seriously discussed dicate is reported to have secured an tice vessel and alterations are to be he feared his mind would give way un- Maj McKinley knew Gov Long ex option on the six breweries here The made by the government at the navj less he had some work to do He was tremely well and has always had a aggregate capital of the six is over a yard The changes will necessitate million dollars high opinion of his character the expenditure of about 810000 a printer TJUffi ¬ ¬ CABINET The expense of doctors bills Keep your bloo pure your digestion good by taking ¬ Save Hoods Sarsaparilla s v rt The Best in fact the One True Blood Purifier 11 are the only pills to talce HnoHc Jrlllb 11UUU b Pi withHoods Sarsaparilla ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ EXPRESSED AN OPINION SVliat a Countryman Thought ef the Work of a Physician One of the most prominent physicians fri Washington owns a farm somewhere In New England and whenever he gets nnbearabty tired of his fashionable pa ¬ tients in town he goes there puts on b bis oldest clothes lays in a stock of pipes and rusticates One day last summer says the Washington Post he was jogging lazily along a country road in a rickety old cart drawn by a horse almost as rickety A countryman walk- Ing on the same road asked for a lift pnd the two fell into conversation Who are you working for asked the countryman Oh Im working for Dr J down there answered the physician corn-i-co- 71 r ¬ ¬ everything for him I take care of him you know I dress him and I feed him and I even wash his face and put hiui to bed I do everything he needs done How much do you get for it Whatdoin Oh went on the doctor I do asked i ¬ the native ¬ An you do all that for him wash him an dress him an feed him an all My board and clothes that The countryman looked at the doc ¬ tor a moment in silence Then he leaned over the wheel and spal solemnly Well of all the dem fools lever seelr was all he said Hows This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure F J Cheney Co Props Toledo O We the undersigned have known F J Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially aDle to carry out any obligations made by their firm Trcjax Wholesale Druggists To- ¬ West ledo O til i T 131 l ¬ Yes ¬ ¬ ¬ Walding Kinnan Makvin Wholesale Druggists Toledo Ohio Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of yie system Price 75c per bot- ¬ tle Sold by alTDruggists Testimonials free Halls Family Pills are the best ¬ Uncle Simon what is the luxury of woe Luxury of woe Why it is the diaaionds a widow buys when her husband has been dead two months Chicago Record Sudden cold sometimes brings sorenesss-tVand stillness St Jacobs Oil always brings- -r - i rtr - -- a cure I I A woman convinced against her will but there there nobody ever heard of any suclr thing The proof of it is thousands say St Jacobs Oil cured us of neuralgia ¬ A man is young so long as he enjoys be in out of doors no matter what the weather Atchison Globe - i - ¬ ¬ Just try a 10c box of Cascarets candy ca tharticfinest liver and bowel regulator made During slippery weather pray less and put more ashes on your sidewalk As it certainly cures it St Jacobs Oil is the Master Cure for rheumatism i i T -- iTtO-nc farwacn-ni-iTyr- r ¬ ¬ Golley Is there a ball room in this hotel Gadser Yes sir downstairs to tie left only we generally call it the bar in unsparc oi tne country Jttoxbury Gazette You have a place in society peculiarly your own endeavor to find out wnere it is and keep it Chicago Standard i ¬ ¬ Out into the Darkness What mother would turn her young tT i daughter out alone unprotected into the ¬ ¬ -- stormy night Yet many loving -- ¬ their daughters who are just com- mothers allow ¬ ¬ ing into the time of womanhood to proceed without proper care and advice all un ¬ ¬ prctected alone j ¬ ularity and weakness which may ¬ suffer from irreg- ¬ afterwards fill de- ¬ ¬ perils of this ical period Young women at this time often into critthe ¬ and velop into dangerous disease I ¬ and ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ex-G-j- I ¬ ¬ i Senator Vest Will Be Renominated St Louis Jan 8 A special from Jefferson City Mo says Senator Vest Death of Eev M C if r - will undoubtedly be renominated by the democrats in joint caucus Friday¬ night So far no opposition has de veloped A nomination is equivalent to an election Senator Vest will leave for Washington early Saturday morning To Beduce tine Lockwood pastor of the Associate Reformed church and formerly of Cincin nati died Friday morning of peritoni- Baltimore Jan 9 Iioekwootl He v Dr M C ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The interment will be at ford Ct He was pastor of the First Baptist church of Cincinnati for ten years before coming to Baltimore He left a widow and three children tis Stam- The Columbus Jan London Jan 8 is reported that the Wool Growers association wiH meet in Friday says it Irishconstabularywillbe reduced by annual convention January 13 in the ill srnekia krs ww mD i bwicuuusc iUl w10 c TinfiAT wnicn wm icau 2 000 men annually for the ensuing year saving to Ireland of 20000 The Daily News - Irish Constabulary Wool Growers Meeting O 9 Ohio e3Tl I - k V W J- w k Cincinnati Jan 11 The fatal acci London Jan 9 At the request oi dent of the late Millionaire Martin Lord George Hamilton secretary oi Guardian savs that a number of leadWeber caused the failure of the state for India Right Hon George F j ng Americans in London started old time Walker White Lead Co Faudel Phillips lord mayor of London a movement with a viewhaveindueino of Saturday Weber was the finan has started a fund for the relief of the the government at Washington to send cial backer of the corporation sufferers from the famine in India and to con The fact that no will has been large sums of money are being sub a special embassy to London celebragratulate the queen upon the found and nothing positive is known scribed tion of the sixtieth anniversary of hei of the future of his estate lead to a majestys reign next June Does Spain Want Our Advice crippling of the corporation Satur New York Jan 9 The Journal Silled His Wife and Son Then Suicided day it confessed juderment for 479340 a half page displayed telegram Janesville Wis Jan 1L Hermar in iavor of Ivan JN aiker and for prints Washington D C and frort from c isin fnr TiavW a Loiter Stimm shot and killed bis wife and JprMTn in which it said thai son and then committed suicide Fami 1 airid Spain Sheriff Cormanv at once closed the plant on Budd street and placed a Spain asks America to advise her on ly troubles and a divorce sat was thr watfihmanjn ah surer a Cuban reforms cause of the act ¬ j ¬ I ¬ White Lead Comply Falls VA Fund for Famine Sufferers wretchedness It is a m others duty not to pass over such matters in silence but to promote her daughters womanly health and regularity by every reasonable means These delicate ailments are easily over- ¬ come in their early stages by judicious self treatment without any need of the obnox- ¬ ious examinations which doctors uniformly insist upon Dr Pierces Favorite Prescrip- ¬ tion is a positive specific for all diseases of the feminine organism It restores perfect health and regularity to the special functions and vital vigor to the nerve centres It is the only medicine of its kind devised for this one purpose by an educated experienced physician During nearly 30 years as chief consult- ¬ ing physician of the Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute of Buffalo 2tf Y Dr To Congratulate the Queen k Pierce has acquired an enviable reputation London Jan 11 The Manchester His medicines are everywhere recognized J whole lives with their - ¬ ¬ as Standard remedies TTi nnlfln MVrll ical Discovery alternated with the Fa- ¬ vorite Prescription constitutes a thorough and scientific course of treatment for weak ana impoverished conditions of the blood A headache is a symptom of constipation Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets cure constipation promptly and permanently They dc not gripe Druggists sell them ¬ r ISf Best Cough Syrup Vxi Tastes Good Use PH 5 la time Sold by draegists l MSEREAillScAaSr a IH VI - v f iV - 9 - in J J 4ffCX frrfrvMaaa I - it - f yt jj v t f F n id 3Ti f - THE BOdRBON NEWS TUESDAY JANUARY 12 1897 V - Lt THE MOON TRAIL The xnoon trail shineth across the sea And etretcheth o to a tn the realms c the oldfarqountreemoon romantic Where eveninff is morning and midnight noon Then lovers away on the bright moon - trail Each happy two with a tiny sail In a silver waste with stars above And nothing to do but love and love The great kind moon like a sphere of light Swings down to the rim of the sea each night Finding ever some bark with a happy crew Bringing all the world though it brings but two Then lovers away on the bright moon traiT Soft breezes are sighing to fill your sail There are stars beneath and stars above And nothing to do but love and love The moon trail lighteth the sea of life For lover and maiden lover and wife And its joy to sail down its shimmery way Just two together forever and aye Then lovers away on the bright moon -- v trail Each happy twain with a tiny sail For theres naught so sweet in Heaven above Or the earth beneath as to love and love N Y Tribune less anger smiled grimly Jennie raised her head but the sight of his perplexed countenance was too mueh for her and it was some time be- ¬ fore her merriment allowed her to speak At last she said Wouldnt you like to take me by the shoulders and put me out of the room Mr Wentworth Id like to take youby the shoulders and shake you Ah that would be takrmg a liberty and could not be permitted We must leave punishment to the law you know although I do think a man should be allowed to turn an objectionable visit- ¬ or into the street Miss Brewster cried the young man earnestly leaning over the table toward her why dont you abandon your horrible inquisitorial profession and put your undoubted talents to some other use What for instance that Wentworth in spite of his help- ¬ she was disappointed for altbougjfc J his eyes were upon her his thoughts were far away upon the Atlantic ocean I shall not stay here to be insulted she cried resentfully bringing Wen-¬ tworths thoughts back with a rush to London again It is intolerable that you should use such an expression to me Playing with you indeed I had no intention of insulting you the rgptiativMis and arrangemertsiv tween the ihree partners anlth pres ent position of affairs How do you know all this be asked Never mind -- ¬ GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN THE PAGE COILED SPRING WOVE Furniture Window Shades Jennie rested her fair heek against her open palm again and looked at the Oh anything THE MltfifSISwS ESS of the er A Woman Mine Intervenes dingy window There was a long si- ¬ lence between them Wentworth was absorbed in watching her clear cut pro- ¬ file and her white throat his breath quickening as he feasted his eyes on her beauty Robert Barft GmmRsim Copyright i8qs 3S3sS2k by Robert Bam 1 - CHAPTER XIX Continued A glimmer of a smile hovered about the red lips of a girl a smile hardly perceptible but giving an effect to her clear complexion as if a sunbeam had crept into the room and its reflection had litnp her face I have come to apologize Mr Went- ¬ worth she said at last I find it a very difficult thing to do and as I dont know just how to begin Ill plunge right into it You dont need to apologize to me for anything Miss Brewster replied Wentworth rather stifflv Oh yes I do Dont make it harder than it is by being too frigidly polite rbout it but say you accept the apology and that youre sorry no T dont mean that I should say that youre sure Im sorry and that you know I wont do it again Wentworth laughed and Miss Brewster joined him There she said thats ever so much better I suppose youve been thinking hard things of me ever since we last met Ive tried to replied Wentworth Now thats what I call honest besides I like the implied compliment J think its very neat indeed Im really very very sorry that I that things happened as they did I wouldnt have blamed you if you had used exceeding-¬ ly strong language about it at the time I must confess that I did Ah said Jennie with a sigh you men have so many comforts denied to us women But I came here for an- ¬ other purpose if I had merely wanted to apologize I think I would have writ ¬ ten I want some information which you can give me if you like The young woman rested her elbows on the table with her chin in- - her hands gazing across at him earnestly and innocently Poor George felt that it would be impossible to refuse any thing of those large beseeching eyes - I want you to tell me about your ¬ ¬ You used to be The parasol be- ¬ done but his lips were dry and someof a suppressed sigh in it when other people have said that to me I wonder ing arranged to her liking she glanced how the proper words were not at hiStill you said you were command why it is I merely feel hurt and sad up at him sorry and thats all a man can say or a She holding her fragile lace fringed vhen you say it It is so easy to say oh anything so easy so easy You woman either for thats what I said parasol against her with one arm was are a man with the strength and de- ¬ myself when I came in Now if you adjusting her long neatly fitting glove termination of a man yet you have will pick up those things from the which she had removed before tea A met with disappointments and obsta- ¬ floor thanks we will talk about the button one of many was difficult to fasten and as she endeavored to put i f cles that have required all your cour- mine Wentworth seated himself in hib in its place her sleeve fell away show- ¬ age to overcome Every man has and ing a round white arm above the glove with most men it is a fight until the chair again and said Well what isot you wish to know You see she said a little breath ¬ gray and the brain weary with head is about the mine lessly her eyes upon her glove it is a the ceaseless struggle The Avorld is Nothing at all very serious situation and time is of utterly merciless it will trample you But you said you wanted informa- ¬ great importance down relentlessly if it can and if your vigilance relaxes for a moment it will tion I realize that What a funny reason to give And your crust and leave you to starve steal It would be such a pity to lose how a man misses all the fine points everything now when you have had so When I think of this incessant sullen contest with no quarter given or taken of a conversation No just because I much trouble and worry L shudder and pray that I may die be- asked for information you might have It would known that it was what I really want- ¬ And I think that whatever is done fore I am at the mercy of the pitiless should be done quickly You should world When I came to London I saw ed Im afraid Im very stupid I hate act at once and with energy for the first time in my life that hope- ¬ to ask boldly what you did want but less melancholy promenade of the I am convinced that is so 1 would like to know Of course it is You are of too trust ¬ sandwich men human wreckage drift ¬ want a vote of confidence I told ing a nature you should be more sus- ¬ I ing along the edge of the street as you I was sorry because of a certain picious then you wouldnt be tricked if they had been cast up there by the episode I wanted to see if you trust-¬ as you have been rushing tide sweeping past them ed me and I found you didnt There No The trouble is I have been too I think that was hardly a fair test suspicious but that is past I wont You see the facts did not belong to me be again alone What are j ou talking about she Miss Brewster sighed and slowly said looking quickly up- - at him shook her head Dont vou know youll lose the mine ¬ - at have always got angry she said last in a low voice with the quiver I Ete ask how I know what I am now going to tell you but you must believe it imSpecial attention given to Undertakplicitly and act upon it promptly ing and Repairing Longworth is fooling both you and Main Street - - - - Paris Ky Miss Brewster Kenyon He is making time so that What is it but an insult to use such your option will run out then he will COLLINS Agents MILLER a phrase It implies thut I either pay cash for the mine at the original O care for you or price and you and Kenyon will be left Parts Kentucky And do you to pay two thirds of the debt incurred Storm This is a smcoth fence that will turn Do I what Where is Kenyon any kind of stock It is made from the Do you care for me He has gone to America best hard steel drawn specially for tb Jennie shook out the lace fringes of Thats good Cable him to get the purpose THE VERY BEST her parasol and smoothed them with option renewed You can then try o HOW IT IS MADE some precision Her eyes were bent form the company yourselves in Lon OLD RELIABLE PROMPT- The large steel wires forming the on what she was doing and consequent ¬ don If he cant obtain a renewal yu horizontal bars are first coiled around a PAYING ly they did not meet those of her ques- ¬ have very little time to get the cash to inch rod thus practically becoming tioner gether and if you are not able to d COILED SPRINGS their entire length These are securely tied together by 16 I care for you as a friend of course that then you lose everything This cross bars to the rod The cross ban she said at last still giving much at-¬ is what I came to tell you although are best quality of annealed wire tention to the parasol If I had not have been a long time about it Now 1 wrapped three timet galyanized looked on you as a friend I would not must go each horizontal bar around have come here to consult with you She rose gathered her belongings Short St Bet Broadway and Mill its advantages would I from the table and stood with the paraBeing a self regulator it is always KIM IEJSlXINrCJTOlN Xo I suppose not Well I am sorry sol pressed against her Wentworth 3d business slacks up ready I used the words that displeased you came around to where she was stand ¬ James Connors - - - Proprietor below forcheerfully as it takes fornew a as and now if you will permit it we will ing his face paler than usual probably grip for 90 in the shade gently but go on with the consultation to because of the news he had heard Ono Rates 2 And 250 Per Day firmly persuades a runaway teambull unruly It wasnt a pretty thing to say hand was grasped tightly around one reconsider its action An is safe as a canary in its cage it saith Im afraid Im not good at saying wrist in front of him He felt that Ik One hundred good rooms Electric unto the festive hog thus far shalt pretty things should thank her for what she had lights hot and cold baths barber shop go fierce wind and drifting ¬ ¬ that and you mustnt Cloths Carpets Mattresses Oil WIRE FEME j s W HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Insurance ¬ ¬ NON UNION HOTEL REED ¬ and Postal telegraph office etc 21jy96 ly ¬ ¬ temptation and the rail stealers ocThe hired man and cupation is gone -- SJIIjIj the lagging tramp alike scorn it proffer- ¬ Like the model housewife FULL stock of Fruit and Ornamental ed shade supported it is always neat Grape Vines Small Fruits when well 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 m 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 thft H F HILLENMEYER Lexington Ky 20oct That may apply to better the fence common fences but depending largely vjyv AVVi onita elasticity we prefer the long lawns yards panel For cemeteries etc they should of course be nearer 12 to 20 feet is not objectionable l - TREES TREES 1896 snow pass by and it heeds them not There is no terror in the locomotive 3park The trespasser is not led into thou The We have completed and are now building a lot of this fence for Bourbon farmers and you can examine into iti merits for yourself Estimates cheerfully furnished You I may put up the posts and we will build tne rence or we wxii contrauL to uu iuu whole job If you are needing any fence see us We will save you money and still build you the best fence made Respectfully COLLINS MILLER Paris Ky That wouldnt have made the least difference if you had really trusted me Oh if- man to Yes I say You couldnt expect a LjllP I want you to tell mo something about your mine ¬ mine ner vanished instantly So this is the old business again he said say How can you All the geniality that had gradually come into Wentworths face and man ¬ ovsr cried m ll1 Jennie for my not for frankly reproachfully I am asking own satisfaction entirely and my paper Besides I tell you what 1 want to know and try to get it by indirect means dont by false pretenses as jou once said How can you expect me to give you information that does not belong to that me alone I have no right to speak of a business which concerns others with ¬ out their permission Ah then there are at least two others concerned in the mine said Jennie Kenyon is one I know gleefully who is the other Miss Brewster I will tell you noth ing But you have told me something al- ¬ ready Please go on and talk Mr Wentworth about anything you like and I shall soon find out all I want to know about the mine She paused but Wentworth re ¬ mained silent which indeed the be- ¬ wildered young man realized was the only safe thing to do They speak of the talkativeness of women Miss Brewster went on as if soliloquizing but it is nothing to that of the men Once set a man talking and you learn everything he knows besides ever so much more that he They they seemed to me like a tot tering procession of the dead and on their backs was the announcement of a play that was making all London roar with laughter the awful comedy and tragedj1- of it Well I simply couldnt stand it I had to run up a side street and cry like the little fool I was right in broad daylight Jennie paused and tried to laugh but the effort ended in a sound suspiciously like a sob and she dashed her hand with quick impatience a6ross her eyes from which Wentworth had never taken his own watching them dim as the light from the window poved too strong for them and finally fill as she ceased to speak Searching ineffectual- ¬ ly about her dress for a handkerchief which lay on the table beside her para sol unnoticed by either Jennie went on with some difficulty Well these poor forlorn creatures were once men men who had gone down and if the world is so hard on a man with all his strength and re- ¬ sourcefulness think think what it is for a woman to be thrown into this inbuman human turmoil a woman without friends - without money flung among these relentless wolves to live if she can or to die if she can The girls voice broke and she buried her face in her arms which rested on the table Wentworth sprang to his feet and came round to where she sat Jennie he said putting his hand on her shoulder The girl without looking up shook off the hand that touched her Go back to your place she cried in a smothered voice Leave me alone Jennie jersisted Wentworth The young woman rose from ipr chair and faced him stepping back a - doesnt pace v t S very talkative attitude with its sug gestion of confidential relations and had removed her elbows from the ta- ¬ ble sitting now back in her chair gaz ¬ ing dreamily at the dingy window which let the light in from the dingy court She seemed to have forgotten that Wentworth was there and said more to herself than to him I wonder if Kenyon would tell me about the mine You might ask him No it wouldnt do any good she continued gently shaking her head Hes one of j our silent men and there are so few of them in this world Per- ¬ haps I had better go to William Long worth himself he is not suspicious of me And as shf said this she threw a quick glance at Wentworth and the unfortunate young mans face at once told her that she had hit the mark She bent her brow oyer the table and - laufrhed with such evident enjoyment Miss Brewster had abandoned her ¬ thing else How dare you say such a thing to I assure you said George drawing Do you flatter a deep breath I am listening with in- ¬ me she cried hotly yourself that because I came here to tense interest Well thats right for what I am talk business I have also some personal interest in you Surely even your self going to say is important Now conceit doesnt run so far as that wake you up I will first tell you all Wentworth stood silent and Miss about 3 our mine so that you will under Brewster picked up her parasol scat- ¬ stand I did not need to ask anyone for tering in her haste the other articles information regarding it on the floor If she expected Went- ¬ Here to Wentworths astonishmentworth to put thenvon the tahZeagain I she gave arapid and accurate sketch of back and sit down I came here to talk business not to make a fool of myself Its all jrour fault and I hate you for it you and your silly ques- ¬ tions But the joung man stood where he was in spite of the dangerous sparkle that lit up his visitors wet eyes A frown gathered on his brow Jennie- he said slowly are you jlaymg with me again The swift anger that blazed up in her face reddening her cheeks dried the eyes that you are thinking of - Dont you hear what I say Go What merely a friend Miss Brewster nodded Well all I can say remarked Went- ¬ worth with a laugh is that friend ¬ ship has made greater strides in the states than it has in this country Before Jennie could reply the useful boy knocked at the door and brought in a tea tray which he placed before his master then silently departed closing the door noiselessly May I offer you a cup of tea Please What a curious custom this drinking of tea is in business offices I think I shall write an article on A Nation of Tea Tipplers If I were an enemy to England instead of being its greatest friend 1 would descend with my army on this country between the hours of four and five in the afternoon and so take the population unawares while it was drinking tea What would you do if the enemy came down on you during such a sacred national ceremony I would offer her a cup of tea re- ¬ plied Wentworth suiting the action to the phrase Mr Wentworth said the girl archly- yure improving That remark was distinctly good Still j ou must remember that 1 come as a friend not as an enemy Did you ever read the Babes in the Wood It is a most in- ¬ structive but pathetic work of fiction You remember the wicked uncle sure ¬ ly Well you and Mr Kenyon remind me of tl2 babes poor innocent little things and London this part of it is the dark and pathless forest I am the bird hovering about you waiting to cover 3rou with leaves The leaves to do any good ought to be checks flutter ing down on you but alas I havent any If negotiable checks only grew on trees life would not be so difficult Miss Brewster sipped her tea pensive- ¬ ly and Wentworth listened to the musical murmur of her voice which had such an entrancing effect on him that he paid less heed to what she sa J than a man should when a lady is speak ¬ ing The tea drinking had added a touch of domesticity to the that rather went to the head of the young man He clinched and un clinched his hand out of sight under the table and felt the moisture on his palm He hoped he would be able to retain control over himself but the difficulty of his task almost overcome him when she now and then appealed to him with glance or gesture and lie felt as if he must cry out My girl mv girl dont do that if you expect me to stav where I am I see you are not paying the slight- ¬ est attention to what I am saying she said pushing the cup from her She rested her arms on the table leaning slightly forward and turning her face full upon him I can tell by your ¬ ¬ tete-a-te- te I could Hang the mine he cried flinging his wrist free and claspingher to bimbe fore she could step back or move from There is something more her place important than mines or money TO - - v Tlie Page Wire- JTence- - In Bourbon 96 V MiLLERSBURG BE CONTINUED He was the first traveler to trace i route aeross the whole length of Asia says one of his biographers de scribing kingdom after kingdom that He he had seen with his own eyes was the first traveler to explore the deserts and the flowering plains of Per sia to reveal China with its mighty rivers its swarming population and its huge cities and rich manufactures the first to visit and bring back ac counts of Thibet Laos Burinah Siam ¬ ¬ What Marco Polo Did Cochin China Japan the Indian Archipelago Ceylon Farther India and the Andaman Islands the first to give aru distinct account of the secluded Christ ian empire of Abyssinia the first to speak even vaguely of Zanzibar Mada ¬ gascar and other regions in the myste rious south and of Siberia and the ArQ tic ocean in the terrible and much Although centuries dreaded north have passed since young Marco Polo grew to mans estate while treading hi dangerous way among these distant lands we must still look back to his dis ¬ coveries for much that we know about these countries for we have learned nothing new of many of them since his time Noah Brooks in St Nicholas 10 cents cent Playing cards orange cent Proprietary blue imperforate15 cents cent PropTietarybluenart perforatclO cents cent Proprietary oraugef nil pefrote 15 cents o cent flaying caragreeuimperiorate 3 cent playing cardgreenfull perrte20 cents 3 cent Telegraph green imperforate cents 4 cent Playing cardviolet perforate 50 cents 4 cent Proprietaryvioletpart perfoateiO cents Ingenious French I5ejrjar 10 cents 5 cent Express red imperforate 10 cents An ingenious French beggar named Sceut Playing card red perforate 10 cent Proprietary perforate Dumas having hidden out of sight his 5 cent Proprietary orange perforateS5 cents 0 arms and legs and having provided 10 cent Bill of Ladinsrblue itnperfotelo cents 10 cent Ladingbluepait perte15 cents himself with a letter from the mayo 2 i cent Bill of imperiorate 0 cents Bond of his arrondissement recommending 40 cent Inland Exchangeimperforate75 cents him as a worthy object of charity en no cent Probate of Will imperforate Si 25 70 Foreign exchiingegreenimateJJ cents joyed himself thoroughly among the SI cent Insurance imperforate SI Life l 10 Bread SI Manifest imperforate charitable persons of Paris SI Mortgage full perforate SI 25 cakes groceries meat and money 1 00 Passage Ticket imperforate 1 50 1 Foreign were showered on him and vhe fared 1 30 Foreign exchangeorange imate 3 On 90 4 00 Exchange maroon sumptuously But a certain grocer in 3 50 Inland Exchange imperforate 5 00 5 7 00 the Rue de Montreuli finding Duma 2000 Probate of Will imperforate 00 Probate of Will imperforate 30 00 was becoming something of a nuisance 1 30 Blue and Black 1 50 2 00 gave him in charge one day and he wov 1 60 JBlne and Black cent Black and Green proprietary 5 brought before the judge Heresisteu 5 cent Black and Green proprietary v cents 0 ents violently the usual attempt to search 10 cent Black and Green proprietary t cent Black a d Green proprietary 3 l him and not without reason for on tho 50 00 Black and Green proprietary 1 5 00 15 00 search being made there was found or 5 00 Black and Green proprietary 1 also wish to buy old canceled postage him nothing very nefarious butmere stamps aud stamped envelopes of any and lr the ordinary complement of legs and denominations from 110 to 1S75 for which all 1 arms in proper working order To send will pay liberal Lprices Address T GREEN Comity Clerk a man to prison for having two legs Mt Olivet Kv jNotf The above named stamps can be seemed unreasonable but it had to be iouna on ueeas luorigages jNotes Keceipts done Chicago Inter Ocean Agreements Bank Check v etc from lSGi to 187o also on Proprietary Medicines Mozart thu Prodigy Matches etc T foregoing oiler is genuine made in In one of the peaceful arts we have good efaith aud will be carried to the of the Austri ¬ ter in every instance when outreceive let- ¬ the astonishing example I the an musiciau and composer Mozart stamps I have mentioued in good order Mt Olivet Deposit This lad was what we call a prodigy Reference Robertson county Bank or any official of T L GiticEN County Clerk He was the son of the bandmaster to J Paris Kentucky have had the Page Dtlot deceived br allurlnsr advertisement and think you can cetthoDest made finest finish and Woven Wire Fence on my farm for MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE about eighteen months and am well for a mere eemg Buy from reliable manufacturers pleased with it It has proved to he all that have trained a reputation by honest and square dealing There isnonoin tho world that can equal that is claimed for it It tarns all kinds In mechanical construction durability of working parts fineness of finish beauty in appearance or haa of stoc1 and is as tight as it was the day s many improvements as the NEW HOME it was put up and has stood some severe WRITE FOR CIRCULARS tests A horse of one of my neighbors The New Home Sewing Machine Co fell across the fence a few months ago Change Hass Bostok Mass 23 Union Squake NY and was not taken off for several hours Chicago Iii St Loots Mo Dallas Texas SaNFEANCISCOjCAL Atla xaga but when taken off the fence went back OR SALE BY to its place all right with the exception of a few staples Daring the storm of COOK WINN Paris Ky April 24th a good sized tree was blown across the fence and bent it down to the II S REVEME STAMPS WAITED ground As soon as the tree was cast off the fence went up all right and was BY as good as ever with the exception of T I Green Comity Clerk Mt Olivet Ky one broken wire and a few staples out 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 fence the prices annexed when stamps are sent iu that I am going to put up more of it 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 PlayingCards red irnperforate50 cents 1 cent Playing cardsredpart perforated cents 1 cent Proprietary redpart perforatc10 cents 50 cents 1 cent Telegraph red imperforate 2 cent Bank Checlc bluepart perforates cents We are prepared to furnish at rea- ¬ 5 cents sonable prices locust posts by the car- ¬ 2 cent Certificate bine imperforate 2 cent Cert ficate blue full perforate10 cents Delivered at your nearest rail-¬ 2 cent Certiflcateorangefull perforatclO cents load 5 cents road station 2centExp ess blue imperforate 10 cents 2 cent Express blue part perforate MILLER COLLINS 0 cents 2 cent Playing cardsblueimperforatc Gentlemen Messrs MmLER Colijns Agents Ky May 4 I Hi -- -- locust POSTS 2 2 2 2 CLOTHES CLEANED REP1 RED a first class tailor to take charge of our cleaning repairing and pressing Work done on short department notice Our prices are lower than others and we will do your work right have employed T E experienced PARIS FURMSMNS AND TAILORING CO 24mar tf H S STOUT Manager W W DUDLEY BILL POSTERS PARIS KY Alt Bunds of Posting Distributing Promptly Attended To TOWN LOT FOR SALE CO M JEtc fourth cash balance in three equal pay- ¬ ments at six twelve and eighteen Lu JL care Thh months Address News Paris Hy at low price on four payments one J A 42ixll0 foot lot in Williams ad dition well located Will be sold tears some- ¬ f ¬ - composed those old fashioned dances so quaint and sweet called minuets besides other simple pieces At seven he made a tour of Europe giving concerts playing before kings and queens and surprising the whole musical world Then when he was about 12 he began to write operas and so original and delightful were these that he may be said to have founded a school or man ¬ ner of writing musical compositions of a dramatic nature Af ter having done the work of two lifetimes he died at the early age of 39 Arthur Hoeber in St Ifficholas ¬ the archbishop of the city of Salzburg At four years of age and you that is truly young he played the violin with the greatest ease with an expression really wonderful He also will-admi- t tv133ylVfcri ti mu uu Jj Cant tell yon all about the new styles bstndAome dcHltrns hoantifni fin Prleeau superior quality and fine of our Roodu in MiijHUeDHuraTiy -- Huulu wtuo jor our jo uiuKinuea workmansMp TniB Jstno larg ¬ uu nv UM uataiogue est and best catalogue we ever published AbK for CaT M It contains about 200 nasos and coat 8 iota umo but you can bavs one freo We bare sOdcd a fine line T -- a ojraoney and prcc ALLIANCE CARRIAGE CfY rfinciunatl Ohio v - sv wi - V I cP 4 3 t j C 1 V V V 1 - 4 t r tf V THE VBOURBON NEWS TUESDAY JANUARY 12 1897 41 BE 1I11III pl DEWS 881 Seventeenth Year Established Jliblishedkvery Tdesaay and Friday by WALTER Editors arid Owners BRTJOE MILLER Make all Checks Money Orders payable to the order of Champ MiMaER ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR JUDGE etc Remember the sheriffs sale on Satur day Jan 16th 1897 at eleven oclock a Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In m of carts standard bred horses etc The Fover of James O Gray etc to be sold at the court house door in this city GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS --- ¬ SSs1EDETBinniOR - Km w its m Gov Bradley told a member of the Legislature Saturday that he would cer- ¬ tainly call an extra session of the Leg lature He would do so against his bet ¬ ter judgment but in answer to a pop ¬ The Louisville Post last night said Scotts H0L1 AY Emtusion 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 made up o low prices because NEWTON MITCHELLS ANNOUNCE MENT v Buyers of Christmas goods are not forced to go to cut rate stores for 0 ular demand for it Piles Piles Piles Dr Williams Indiau Pile Ointment will cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch ¬ ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the private parts and nothing else JEvery bo is guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by mail for 50c and SI per box WILLIAMS MFG CO Props Cleveland O For sale by W T Brooks druggist 21jy-9G-- ly We are authorized to announce Wm M Purnell as a candidate for Judge of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR CIRCUIT CLERK is weak it aids it to perform I Will its function in a more vigorous way It enriches the blood let Any I have an Prices excellent and com- ¬ - HI We are authorized to announce Chas E Butler as a candidate for Circuit Clerk subject to the action of the Demo- ¬ cratic party v - We are authorized to announce T Hart Talbot as a candidate for Circuit Clerk subject to the action of the Democratic party I THOU ART MINE FOREVER We are authorized to announce George T McCarney as a candidate TWELVE TEMPTATIONS for Circuit Clerk subject to the action Chas H Yales famous spectacle of the Democratic party will be The Twelve Temptations presented at the Opera house to night by FOR SHERIFF We are authorized to announce a company numbering seventy people George W Bowen as a candidate for The company played to exc Uent busi- ¬ Sheriff subject to the action of the ness in Cincinnati last week and was Democratic party If elected Mr Bowens deputies will be W W praised by the press of that city The principal roles are in the hands of such Mitchell and J ames Burke well known people as Gus Bruno Jr John Hart Rose Kesner Chas Flem FOR COUNTY CLERK We are authorized to announce Ed ming Gwendoline North Lida Dexter D Baton as a candidate for re election Lela Hutcon Josie Sisson and others as Clerk of the Bourbon County Court Tbe premiers are Signoritas Ferero and subject to the action of the Democratic Bosseggio and the ballets are composed party of pretty and shapely girls The costumes and scenery are beautiful and FOR JAILER new and the mechanical devices are We are authorized to announce ingenius and very amusing Samuel T James as a candidate for Jailer subject to the action of the Democratic party Thirteen young fools at Harrodsburg to announce W C have formed a Suicide Club At a mid ¬ We are authorized it ones as a candidate for re election as banquet on Dec 31st 1897 they Jailer subject to the action of the night Mr Jones candi- will draw from a box containing twelve Democratic party dacy is in the interest of Mrs Landon white balls and one black ball and the Ashbrook member drawing the black ball will We are authorized to announce W H take his own life during the year Boone as a candidate for Jailer sub ject to tae action oi tne uemouraiiu Barlow Wilson Primrose Thatcher party West the minstrels have organized We are authorized to announce Wm and L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of a minstrel combination to make a tour Bourbon County subject to the action of the World says a telegram from the of the Republican party EaBt They will play sixteen weeks in We are authorized to announce John Australia beginning in May H Stewart for Jailer subject to the action of the Democratic party The venerable Mrs John Drew is going into melodrama She has been enFOR ASSESSOR gaged for The Sporting Duchess thus We are authorized to announce J U becoming a stage companion of that Boardjian as a candidate for Assessor other veteran J H Stoddart of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party Hon E E Settle delivered a lecture We are authorized to announce S D Clay as a candidate for Assessor of at Newport Friday night before a Bourbon County subject to the action splendid audience upon the subject The lecture is describ- ¬ Will It Last of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Gar ed as being a superb effort rett D Kenney as a candidate for Miss Mary Hampton a Kentucky Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party girl is winning fame as leading lady in We are authorized to announce Wm E H Sotherns company She was H Whaley as a candidate for Assessor seen here last season in a leading part of of Bourbon County subject to the ac- ¬ Sowing The Wind of the Democratic party ¬ ¬ 1 Wrights Celery Tea regulates the liver and kidneys cures constipation and sick headache 25c at all druggists Not Well Well Get Well makes healthy flesh and cures chronic coughs and colds by making it possible for the body to resist disease Our friends tell us IT optts Wonders offered by them on same class of goods plete line of HOLIDAY SUPPLIES APPLES BANANNAS ORANGES MALAGA GE APES ALMONDS s s g but vr the r whe trie - Ty FILBERTS ENGLISH WALNUTS BRAZIL PECANS v V 01 home have been marvelous Hundreds of your neighbors who have used Wrights Celery Capsules are now well They cure Kidney Liver and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Why pay 100 every Sick Headaches two weeks for a bottle of medicine when yon can get treatment at 1 cent a day Wrights Celery Capsules give 100 days treatment for 100 Easy to take no bad taste do not gripe backed by a bank to cure you or refund your T Brooks money Sold by W The results attained right here at if - send more can pt i ras Go to you u ogisc for Scotts Emul ¬ sion Two sizes 50 cts and 100 SCOTT BOWNE STICK AND MIXED CANDIES CANDIED CHERRIES CANDIED APRICOTS CANDIED PINE APPLES New York Cream Edam and Pine Apple Cheese Fancy Evaporated Peaches Apricots Apples Prunes All kinds of Canned Fruits Sar- ¬ dines Champgnion French Peas Bottled Pickle Catsup Etc BALTIMORE CM FINEST CHOCOLATE CANDIES ij c tl New York MD BULK OYSTERS ISGRIG TURKEYS druggist ASSIGNEES NOTICE Smedley are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or their at- ¬ tion sick headaches Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa25c at ¬ druggists ALL persons having claims assigned estate of against J G- - NEWTON Main St Opp Court House Full Details Gladly Given A Railroad Officials Experience torney Harmon Stitt A SMEDLEY B D SMEDLEY 27nov anocBR Paris Ky a AsslSnees tf All We Waot is an opportunity to convince you that can not be excelled ur work ASSIGNEES NOTICE requested them at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or his attorney Har ¬ against ALL persons having claims C Ball assigned estate of A to present are We Are Working m mon Stitt 27nov tf PERRY JEFFERSON Assignee For A Reputation ASSIGNEES NOTICE ¬ tion 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 subject to the action Of the Republican party v ALL persons having claims Hagainst¬ assigned estate of M Cur ¬ R EDWARD EDMONDS long con rent are requested to present them at nected Trith railroad construction in Nebraska writes My heart troubled once properly proven as required by and pained me for 19 years Shortness of law to the undersigned or his attorney breath was the constant and most common Harmon Stitt H C CURRENT symptom Intense excruciating pain gener ¬ 27nov tf Assignee ally followed any severe exertion Faintness hunger without any appetite fluttering that made me clutch my breast and palpitation that often staggered me as if I would fall were frequent attacks Again everything would turn black if I arose from a stooping posture quickly Sleepless nights with their prostrating unrest were IVTiIpq persons having claims against Tf lYIIIta Ml numerous and I could assigned estate of I R Best HC2Xt CUr6 set no rest day or night- are requested to present them at once 1 consulted leading phyproperly proven as required by law to ReStOfCS sicians and tried adver- - the undersigned tised remedies They HARMON STITT tj JlwaJLlHe0ee gave me no relief One of Assignee 27ndv tf Dr Miles circulars described my case so exactly that I took Dr Miles New Heart Chicagos City Council passed an ordi- ¬ Cure and I am now a Tvell man I hope nance prohibiting the wearing of any every one troubled with heart disease will headgear in theatres during the per- ¬ try Dr Miles remedies If they will write me personally I will gladly give them full formance details of my experience Edw EdmOnds persons having claims against P O Box 65 David City Nebraska assigned estate of James H Ridgely Peckover a t former Cyn Dr Miles Heart Cure is sold on guarantee Letton are requested to present them at that first bottle benefits or money refunded onee properly proven as required by thiana boy is a member of the Geisha law to the undersigned or his attorney Opera Co ¬ mm The 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 L STEAM LAUNDRY BEO W M HINTON JR BRANCH OFFICE W M Hintons Jewelry Store Props I V OFFICE A30 WORKS 137 129 SEVENTH ST PARIS KY - 3 - ft ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL -- ri Fl UAIMISJ 1 I Jul 9 ji-L ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL -- C Harmon Stitt 27nov SCINTILLATIONS An Interesting for superintendent public schools le-elec-tl- on Kate Edgar J as a candidate for as Superintendent of Public Schools for Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR police judge We are authorized to announce Miss S - We are authorized to announce Wm Remington as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party Wt are authorized to announce John R Adair as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party l h5 tr-- t Texas rangers have distinguished D Wright in his own yard near that themselves in Cuba again whipping a city two years ago force of Spaniards much larger than Farmer William Divine of Mercer their own and capturing the enemys county returned to his home Saturday arms ammunition tents and provisions afternoon to find that his wife had been Kentuckys thirteen presidential outraged and murdered in his absence electors met yesterday at Frankfort and He dead body lay upon the floor with cast the vote of the State The vote her two babies beside it There is no McKinley 12 Bryan 1 The clew to the murderer was contest against Democratic elector Bobert Laughlin was hanged at Smith was withdrawn Brooksville Saturday morning for the murder of his wife and May Jones his niece The gallows had been inclosed Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair with a high fence in order to make the execution private but the crowd on the outside tore the barrier down and saw The Laughlin drop through the trap murderer made a full confession of his IBbi H j oj s tud guilt to ex Sheriff Frank See Brooksville dispatch on second page The action for divorce brought by Mrs Emma T Cecil of Danyiile against her husband Granville Cecil of court has been compromised out Articles of separation were agreed upon u under whichlMrs Cecil is to get 25000 besides an annuity of 1000 for herself and an income sufficient to support and educate the youngest child a daughter She in turn relinquishes all dower and MOST PERFECT MADE other rights lnthe property of her hus Tartar Powder Free band Cecil pays her attorneys fees of X pure Grape Cream of 6cm Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 1500 andall ccurt costs STANDARD Jumble Of News And Comment Benjamin Zoss 16 died at South Bend Ind from too much cigarette smoke Elijah Coleman was frozen to death last week while sleeping in a barn near Corinth He was drunk Hogs had eaten off his ears and nose Lewis county gained a step in the direction of free turnpikes Friday when the stockholders of one turnpike decided to transfer it to the county John Russ and James Carroll both negroes have been arrested at George- ¬ town charged with assaBsinating Alvin Constipation B iliousness Cause Sick headache Pains in the back I Sallow complexion Loss of appetite and tf L M GREEN Assignee HIKE are requested to present them at once verified as required by law to the under signed or their attorneys J Q Ward or Harmon Stitt J G- ALLEN J D PEED Jslonees¬ - ALL persons having claims J against Peed assigned estate of J Steers like a bicycle Coasts like one Tke Boys Favorite for A Christmas Present For Sale By DOUGHERTY 434 Main St I I Exhaustion There is only one cure which is Paris Ky - LIVER 20 nov 3mo PILISt Vj gTqhic Pellets AND NOTICE A LL persons having claims the assigned estate of ¬ Statement of tne condition of the Agricultural Bank of Paris Ky incorporated at the close of business Dec 31st 1896 LIABILITIES 00 Surplus 00 Undivided Profits 51 Individual Deposits 12 Due to Banks 97 81 One Pink Pill touches the liver and removes the bile One Tonic Pellet nightly acts as a gentle laxative in keeping the bowels open restorer the digestive organs tones up the nervovs system and makes new rich blood Complete treatment two against RESOURCES Joshua Real Estate Banking House Barton will please prove the same acFurniture Etc 5000 cording to law and leave them Other Stocks 2204 with the undersigned or at the office of Overdrafts 4283 Harmon Stitt Paris Ky Loans and Discounts 307361 Those knowing themselves indebted to Cash 9331 the estate will please settle promptly Due from Banks 22584 and avoid suit 15nov Capital Stock 100000 0G 100000 0a 147652 20 1839 62 350765 41 1273 59 medicines one price 25c Treatise and sample free at any store BBOWM MFG CO tf J M VIMONT Assignee Joshua Barton 350765 41 Gross Millersburg Ky New Yorf Millersburg Ky For sale by Smith Bros druggists RAELROAD TIME CARD Earnings past six 10167 months 192 Gain and Loss Remaining 07 Dividend No 40 65 Expenses Paid Disposed of as follows OR The First Battle SCAR W MILLER has received the exclusive agency for this and adjoining counties for the sale of Bryans new book entitled The First ¬ CREAM POWDER YEARS THE ¬ 40 Battle It is written in Mr Bryans To Cincinnati 445 am 752 a m best style clear concise and logical 347 p m His inspiring language full of keen satire and brilliant rhetoric will charm To Lexingtonm 752 a m m1127 a m 1021 540 p interest and instruct not only those who To Richmond 1125 a p in 537 p m were his most devoted followers but 1025 p m also his most ardent opponents The m 630 p m books contains about 600 pages printed To Maysville 750 a B F Carr Agent from large clear type with 32 full page illustrations a magnificent colored Kentucky Midland presentation plate and an autograph preface handsomely bound in cloth Arrive 830 a m 528 p m half morocco or full morocco at 175 Leave 935 a m 550 p m 225 and 275 each Mail orders will Arrive Freight carries passengers receive prompt attention 425 p m leaves 435 p m Address Oscar W Miller Hutchison Kyv W H - Cox F P Agent I v -- 10359 72 Jno J McClintock Cashier states he is Cashier of the Agricukural Bank of Cincinnati 1116 a m 530 p Paris Ky and that the above is a true statement of the condition of said Bank From to the best of his knowledge ar heLt jN0 m 1015 p in McClintock From Lexington 439 a m 740 a m Subscribed and sworn to before me lQ18 Si st day of December 1896 839 p m 622 p m B Woodford Notary Public From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m - IJ AJW 333 p m From Maysville 745 a m 330 p m HOUSE AID LOT AID BLACK- DESIRABLE BESIDENOE DEPARTURE OF TRAINS ARRIVAL OF TRAINS L N R R 10359 72 Gain and Loss Remaining 6000 00 3086 13 1273 59 I j TL IS EAST PARIS For Bent or For Sale I jl TY home place in East Paris Ky JLTJL containing about fourteen acres well improved brick A substantial house eight rooms and kitchen also brick servants bouse two good cisterns large stable with ten box stalls Possession given about 15th or 20th of November 1896 STORY brick house on Upper Address me at 97 East Main street Pleasant street adjoining the resi¬ Lexington Ky dence of S S Clay Apply to tf J T MCMILLAN 29sep tfX A C ADAIR DESIRE to sell my house and lot with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash balance in twelve months For further particulars address or call on BENJ F SHARON 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky ¬ I mm shop foe sale FOR RENT J -- - lV X v- - i TIE 8QDBB0H JEWS Seventeenth Year Established V t 4 -- - 7 Si THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY JANUARY 12 1897 MHESK92nn STOCK AND TURF NEWS PERSONAL MENTION NUPTIAL KNOTS Sales and Transfers Of Stock Cropj Etc Turf Notes 1881 COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Woodford Buckner of this city THE NEWS MAN Entered at the Post office at Paris Kv as have sold their five year old chestnut second class mail matter mare Carrie Lyle by Leonatus dam Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At Falaise to J Hardy for 500 The Depots In The Hoel Lobbies And TELEPHONE NO 124 Elsewhere Jas Miller has sold to Bowerman Miss Maud Peebles is dangerously Bros of Lexington the following brood SUBSCRIPTION PRICES mares Darkness by Bourbon Wilkes ill Payable in Advance by Bourbon Wilkes and 2 00 Sixmonths One year Mr John Hildreth returned Satur- ¬ S100 Annette news costs yotj cant even get a be- - Princetta by Princeton aDd a bay geld- ¬ day to Arkansas FOKT JTK03I A GUN EUEE OF CHARGE ing by Sam Gabriel Mrs A B Brown returned yester- ¬ Byron McClelland on Wednesday day to Lexington Make all Checks Money Orders Etc payable to the order b Champ MrLiiKR cabled to Messrs Weatherby three en- ¬ Mrs Wm Hukill of Broadway iimm ¬ tries for the Newmarket Stakes in Eng was in Lexington yesterday St Valentines Day gwill occur on land in 1899 The entries were a bay Miss Julia McClelland of Lexing- ¬ Sunday this 3 ear colt by imp Rayon d Or out of Sallie ton was in the city Saturday Aaron Lawson of this city has been McClelland colt by Bermuda out of Miss Louio Bruer has returned from c Bettie C dam of Faithful and granted a pension -a visit to friends in Maysville cold by Bermuda omt of Lisric 1 Engagements Announcements And Sol omhlzations Of The Marriage Vows Mr Howard Sinclair and Miss Sara Kenney both of Georgetown will be These Bargain Prices Meus finest Patent Leather shoes 475 worth 3600 Mens finest Calf shoes 450 worth 0550 Mens fmestTan shoes 450 worth 550 The above are the celebrated Stacy Adams make - married in that city Thursday The wedding will be a very quiet one owing to recent bereavements in both fami- ¬ lies Mr Sinclair is a U S storekeeper in the internal revenue service and is known to many persons in this city OBITUARY X 4 u III Jones returned last night from a business trip to Frankfort C Jailer W Sale Of The J I Moore Land A partial eclipse of the sun will occur Master Commissioner E M Dickson on February 1st It will be invisible to sold Saturday afternoon at public sale inhabitants of Kentucky 818 acres of Bourbon County land belonging to the John Moore estate Mr and Mrs J M Rion have let the The sale was made by I auctioneer A T contractor another story to be added to Forsyth on the premises near Millers their residence on Second street burg and a large crowd was present Situation Wanted Housework in but the prices realized were very low a private family by an experienced girl on account of the large amount of land uow on the market The respective Call at 339 High street Paris Ky tracts sold as follows 12jan 4t The home place consisting of 402 Laughlin Bros will soon move their acres sold to John G Montgomery of meat market to the Kliser storeroom Harrison at 5170 per acre next door to Mis3 Mary McCarthys The Marston place 183 acres was book store purchased by John Marston at 4025 As a continuation of the week of per acre held The McLlvain place 233 acres sold to be will nraver services each night this week at the Protestant J H Haggard of this city at 4050 per acre churches in this city The 818 acres aggregated 3758565 Read the advertisement in another Remember the sheriffs sale on Satur¬ column of the public sale of 188 acres of land of the J H Letton assigned es- day Jan 16th 1897 at eleven oclock a tate Sale takes place Feb 4th Read in of the carts standard bred horses etc of James OGray etc to be sold at ad the court house door in this city Warren Ingels and family have A New Portrait moved to the residence of Mr and Mrs J M Burbridge on Main street Mr Paris Ky January 12 1897 and Mrs Burbridge will retain rooms I am introducing a new portrait made at the residence by a new process It is finer in finish large Attention is directed to the an ¬ than a could photograph made from life not be produced for less which nouncement on fifth page of the candi- ¬ than ten dollars is beautifully colored dacy of Mr George T McCarney for in water colors and will never fade Circuit Clerk subject to the action of I propose to make just fifty of these pictures and to introduce them will the Democratic party Feb 15th make the following offer ¬ ¬ -- Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Bead These are Mrs Sarah J Lancaster mother of Charles James and John Lancaster of Call early and this city died yesterday morning in Lexington at the home of her daughter Mrs R B Elliott Funeral this after- noon at three oclock The remains of Taylor Brent who Dr M H Paily returns this morn- ¬ to Louisville died in Covington Saturday morning ing from a short trip Miss Louise Russell is at home were brought to this city yesterday morning on the 1115 train and were from a visit to friends in Frankfort Miss Nannie Roberts arrived home interred in the Paris cemetery Short services were held at the grave by Rev Saturday from a visit in Cynthiana Dr Blackburn of the First Presbyter- ¬ Miss Carrie Frank arrived home ian Church in Covington The de- ¬ yesterday from a yisit to Miss Matthews ceased was 32 years old and was un- ¬ in Louisville married He was a son of H T Brent Editor John Bosely and Mr J D and was one of the most respected young McClintock were in Lexington Saturday men in Covington The deceasedhad a on business number of relatives residing in this Mr John McClintock of Richmond city arrived yesterday to visit his sister Mrs -- Boys Calf Shoes 100 to 2 00 worth 150 to 250 Childs fine Kid Spring Heels size 5 to 7 85c worth 12 Childs fine Kid Spring Heels size 8 to lft 100 worth Si 50 Misses fine Kid Spring Heels size 11 to 125 worth 0175 V A V only afewof the many Cash bargains we have to offers get choice 1 m DAVISTHOMS0MISGRIG St WHIT FOR OUR SPECIAL VT nun IiJsJ I 1 C N Fithian BIRTHS Mr C B Dickson left Saturday for The Advent Of Our Future Men And Women Louisville to attend the Louisville Col- ¬ To the wife of Lindsay Wright nee lege of Dentistry Mrs A S Dabney left last week to Smith near this city a son In this city yesterday to the wife of join her husband in their new home at John Cain a daughter Pueblo Colorado Mrs W H Kirby wife of Conduc We are giving the people the N is visiting tor Kirby of the L kind of shoes they want at the relatives in Memphis ¬ fiLldll J 5 Miss Cora Wilcox returned Satur- ¬ day from a visit in Lexington accom- ¬ panied by Mrs Haggard Misses Etta and Mamie McClintock are spending a few days with Miss prices they want to pay cash system does this RION HUTCHISON Our CLAY 529 Main St Paris Ky v s until iir I will make half dozen of my best Horace Amos colored who is wanted cabinets and one size 16x20 inches in Carlisle for shpoting with intent to above described portraits with mat kill Amos was taken to Carlisle yes- ¬ complete for 6 You are not com- ¬ pelled to buy frame from me but I can terday morning by Officer Hill sell you frames cheaper than anybody -Remember the sheriffs sale on Satur- ¬ quality considered Call and see these portraits Respectfully day Jan 16th 1897 at eleven oclock a L Grinnan 12jan lmo Photographer m of thfe carts standard bred horses etpf of James O Gray etc to be sold Hides Pfediotioas Fbir January at the court bouse door m mis cny o From 11th to 14th expect higher tem- ¬ The Frankfort Ledger yesterday said perature and more rain and snow with that there were good prospects that a change to colder after storms warmer branch of the Louisville Southern again about 18th and 19th with rain would be built from Alton to Frank ¬ and snow followed by cold wave fort to connect with the Kentucky Mid¬ Another storm period from 22nd to 26th land Officer Geo Hill Saturday arrested 1897 Attention is directed to the an- nounce Jient on fourth page of the can- ¬ didacy of Miss Kate Edgar for as Superintendent of Public Schools of Bourbon County subject to the action of tho Democratic party M re-electi- on Warmer falling barometer and storms about these dates with rising barometer and much colder afterward up to 28th These are reactionary storm 29th dates bringing warmer weather and storms for the last days of January Ladies dont miss Frank Cos Clearance Sale January C D Young of Mt Vernon O who 12th to 16th inclusive for six years held a responsible position - in A Shires jewelry store in this city You should go see the stylish 300 a position in Cleveland ladies shoes that Davis Thompson has accepted and has moved to that city Mr Young Isgrig are selling t this week for will have entire charge of the watch ¬ 200 tf optical department of one making and KISERTON of the leading jewelry stores in Cleve ¬ Strictly all wool Dress Goods in G D Corsets our specialtv 50c 75c novelty and plain styles always 50c and 100 worth double for this sale at 25c a yard Ladies and Childrens full Seamless Hosiery 10 and 15c always sold at 25c Choice of our finest Dress patterns formerly S00 for this sale at 400 Cur Domestics are the very best brands in Calicoes Cottons and Sheet¬ All our Underwear Blankets and ings Comforts will be closed out at 25c on Calicoes 3 and 5c the dollar Bleached Cotton good 5c Ramons Nerve and Bone Oil cures ington Best Cotton made 8c Rhetmvatism Cuts Sores Burns and New and full line of Table Linens 10 4 Peperell Sheeting ISc N VvttCarneo of the Cleveland T Dr Towels and Nprisjfrmarked down 50 BruiseS for 25c World known in literary circles as Notions4 of all kintone SlfmTcP per cent ior ims saie r Roger Crane was a visitor in the city Sunday Miss Annie Applegate of Lexing- ¬ OF ton and Messrs Bruce Head and Tedd Gaggs of Louisville were guests of the Misses Hill Sunday Mrs Willis Counselman and Miss Marcia Kettelle who have been visiting Bourbon Circuit Court Mrs Frank Clay in East Paris left Sun ¬ day morning for Chicago J H Lettons Assignee vs Mr Clarence Becraft of Kansas J H Letton et al 1 City Mo was the guest of Mr and Acting under the orders of ther Bour ¬ Mrs Brice Letton last week and is the this week visiting relatives in Millers bon Circuit CourtLettonundersigned as will on assignee of H A 9 m Bertie Wallis at Hutchison Miss Mabel Hill reiurned yesterday from Lexington where she has been visiting Miss Annie Applegate Misses Birdie and Susie Clay of Elizabeth were guests Sunday of the Misses Roberts at the Fordham Mr Clarence Shaw formerly of this city now of Louisville was in Paris Friday on a business trip Mr and Mrs W K Massie of Lexington were guests of Mr and Mrs W W Massie Saturday and Sunday Miss Laura Trundle will leave Sat- ¬ urday for a visit to relatives in DeKalb Ills St Louis Kansas City and Cov Fresh Paragraphs About The People In This Vicinity Mark Huffman is on the sick list J W Case will go to try the tobactjo market in Cincinnati this week Jas T Kiser and Ollie Hedges called on the voters of this precinct last week Bagge Wood shipped a carload of hogs and one of cattle to Cincinnati CONDONS In order to close out our stock we will sac ¬ rifice everything in our store at unheard of prices r- - last week P H Bronaugh has received a regis-¬ tered male Poland China from H W Coultas Virden Ills Mil ward C odman accidentally cut himself severely with a foot adz last Friday while at work on J H Thomp- ¬ sons farm J I Assignees Sale n J We still enlarge Portraits free of charge Am 1 itfYPH f burg L land His Paris friends wish him cess in his new home -- suc- ¬ Some Neighborhood Neivs Your Perusal Prepared For Injured By A Euuaway Horse 4n - daughter of George Whaley was badly injured by being run over The Saturday by a runaway horse horse took fright on Seventh street and turned into Main and ran up on the sidewalk in front of Laughlins butcher shop where the girl was run over The i rrQ Jessie Whaley the fifteen-year-ol- d colored and head and her limbs were severely ¬ bruised The buggy hitched to the run away horse was badly wrecked Two Young Travelers i gainful YntR on her face day Isaac Reese and wife have returned home from a short visit to relatiyes in Bath County Messrs A W Cunningham and Wm Reese are in Cincinnati this week try- ¬ Our cash system enables us to ing the tobacco market There is a certain old bachelor in this give you just the kind of shoes neighborhood who will become a bene you all like the highest grades dict early in the Spring However this at prices to please you is too early for congratulations we will OLAY RION await developments ¬ Mrs Wm EMcKimey was a guest of her mother Mrs Kan Current Satur ¬ Mrs A P Craig of Vevay Ind is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs F W Houston of North Middletown She will visit her sister Mrs J M Rion in this city before she returns home The Cynthiana Democrat Saturday Dr and Mrs Henry L Casey said entertained quite a number at Abdallah Park with a dance last evening in com- ¬ pliment to Mrs J T Moseleys guests Misses Mann and Hedges of Paris and Miss Wilgus of Lexington THURSDAY Yesterdays Temperature Engagements Of Co years noted yesterday by A J Winters Mary Harrison city of this 28 brother Heiney two years 7 am and her ¬ 31 9 a m younger were the names of two youth32 10 a m ful travelers who were passengers on 11 a m 32 33 Knoxville express Sunday 12 in Ns the h The 35 2 p m night en wide to Middlesboro 36 3 p m children had been living with then 35 4p m 33 grandfather in New York and had 5 p m 31 alone from that city 7p m made the journey tags telling their destination They wore How long have you been coughing a to take and requesting the conductors day a week a month a year Dr children came to Bells Pine Tar Honey will cure that care of them The can be no doubt of it Hentucky to join their father who has cough There cured many others equally JSade a home for thematMiddlesboro because it has severe Every one should investigate great remedy SPECIAL tho merits of this The following is the temperature as Auctioneer Porsyth A T aged seven stock etc Jan 14th Mrs Amelia Leers land Jan 16 E M Dickson M C at ten a m two houses and lots Jan 16th Harmon Stitt assignees sale I B Best laEd stock etc Jan 18 E M Dickson M C J W Wilcox heirs land Jan 23 E M Dickson M C H H Hunts property in Millersburg Jan 26th Master Commissioner Lucy J Skinners heirs 3 farms J M Ward Jan 28 J Q assignees J H Hawkins three tracts and Feb 4 L M Greene assignee J H Lettons land FRNK COS FEBRUARY 4 1897 sell at public outcry the following de- ¬ scribed real estate Beginning at C a stone corner to John WilfLettons heirs in Chas Becrafts line and running therefrom with said Becrafts line S 88i E 11788 P to B a post in the West margin of Youngs Mill turnpike thence along the same side of said turnpike S 3 W 12080 poles to A a point in the North margin of the Paris Jackstown turnpike thence along the same Bide of said turnpike N 86 W 12460 P to D a corner to John Will Lettons heirs thence N 61- E 11728 P to the beginning Beginning in the inicV dle of the Youngs Mill turnpike at E a corner to Mrs J H Letton and running therefrom with her lines S 87E 9980 P to F a locust stump corner to the same thence S 84 E 5892 P to G- a stake corner to the same thence S 24 E 76100 of a pole to H a walnut tree corner to the same and J W Letton thence with said J W Lettons line N 2 J E 10464 P to I a corner to Henry S Letton thence with his line N 88J W 15744 P to J the middle of said turnpike thence S 4f W 98 P to the beginning This valuable tract of farming land is located on the Jackstown turnpike about five miles from Millersburg and is known as one of the most productive farms in Bourbon County All of the fencing is in good condition and the improvements are first class in eyery particular It has on it a comparatively new tsvo stor7 frame house a fine stock barn and all necessary out buildings Farm will be sold as a whole Terms of sale Six twelve and Purchaser or twenty four months purchasers will be required to execute bonds with approved surety or the pur- ¬ In chaser may pay cash at his option any of the bonds the subse default of quent bonds will fall due and be pay- ¬ - I want 000 barrels of corn at market price Apply to O EDWARD v TO HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID STOCK IMPORTED OP SDMflS AND TRODSSBISOS FOR FALL AND WINTER Our Prices arelower than any house in Central Kentucky when quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call r S E TIPTON Cutter E Smith Shirt Full line of samples rcacsfcxKaswuuuasa - p X W3 are also agents for the celebrated Chas 1 DESIRABLE 60 ACRE FARM FOR SALE M H DAILEY 602 MAIN ST PARIS KY Over Deposit Bank SALis One hundred sample handker- ¬ chiefs at half price at Frank and remnants All odd pieces Cos special sale January 12th department will be to 16th inclusive from every The patrons of Crawford Bros shop Clear ¬ on Main street near Fifth enjoy a -Oos offered at Frank notes and accounts due quiet quick and clean service by ex- ¬ AiiL of the January 12th to 16th Remember Frank Cos big Clearance Sale from January 12th to 16th inclusive able Sale will begin promptly at 11 oclock a m solar time HAYE a well situated 60 acre i3our Office hours hon County farm which I desire to sell It is well improved For any farther particulars address J E PLUMMER Millersburg Ky 8jan tf TO WHOM IT MAY I 8 to 12 a in 1 to G p m R A SPRAKE 3 3R0AEWAY L M GPuSENE Assignee of t MCEM - - - m PAfliS KY k I up J H Letton statrs 1 THE ance Sale inclusive Current Clarke have been placed in my hands for immediate collection All knowing themselves indebted on childrens We are overstocked inducements on persons to the firm will save costs by prompt shoes We offer special jd Harmon Stitt payment the best makes until January Attorney 8ian 4t Thompson Isgrig C3tfj pert barbers in the cosiest shop in Paris Davis v s well equipped Cold Weather Soon Baths in comfortable bath rooms furnished at the pleasure of It is sure to come Better provide 10 prr cottage 5 rooms tf patrons BRICK yourself with a pair of good comfort- ¬ First class repair Ap Ramons Liver Pills Tonic Pellets ply to B C ESTGKELS Ramons Relief cures Sick Headache able shoes You can get them at are a Perfect Treatment for Conscipation- Jeuralgia Cramps Cholera Morbus Or O EDWARDS ljant f CLAYS anu jDiuousness RION iar une pill a aose harvhceajKSLC 25c ior large Dottle A s i f J - pike Co from my office about a year ago is requested to return the same T H TARR ldec tf at once party who borrowed the books Office hours Jackstown Turn ¬ thp Paris 8 to 12 a to C p rp FOR RENT - - - J I c -- i v - xz c v H w I - V J v m r r t 6 V THE merely because a man is queer-looing But its not only that Oh I wish it was Mollies teeth chattered with k- BOUGBBQN NEWS TtTESJUY JANUARY 12 1897 HUMOROUS Your life has been t ne of many reverses said the kind lady Yesm answered Dismal Dawson bout every In- ¬ place I turn up I gitturneddown dianapolis Journal And you broke of the engage- ¬ ment said one young man Yes not brutally you know But I man ¬ aged it How Told her what my salary is Washington Star Get me to the Excited Traveler station in three minutes and Ill give Driver Can uo you five dollars it sir ye might bribe me but ye cant corrupt me horse Detroit Irree Press You are Judge to defendant accused of having terribly beaten two night watchmen last night What tempted you to do this Defendant hump sty judge be- My feeling of cause for one night watchman that clubbing- would have been too much German Exchange Hayseed Where is the durn gas ¬ light in my room Hotel Clerk You will find the electric light near the window Hayseed Do you mean that old fish hook in a class case I turned the crank and the fish hook got red hot Then I shut her off for feair it might bust Harpers Bazar The sightseer was going through the prison A liberal fee had procured jfrom the jailer many tales of the various crimes of the prisoners They had passed 72 cells and stopping before the next the sightseer said And whv was this poor wretch convicted The jailer paused ne versaid he glanc- ¬ I ing up at the number over the door speak of the crime of 73 Harvard Lampoon j - THE BOURBON NEWS xear iastuDU iieg 1881 Published Every lueday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP KRCCE MILLER t Eaxtor3 and Owners I J iw6mu fright 1t- What else What is it For heav ¬ ens sake speak plainly He traveling without a THE MAN IN TEE TRAIN head isis bare Mollie gasped hat his out in strangled whispers And he has no The northern express was about to hat in the carriage no luggage of any leave the Tedcrof t function when two kind either Good gracious Are you quite girls rushed into the station They had sure Jost time to hurry into the first car- ¬ Quite He has nothing with him but riage at hand and havevtheir bags and rags bundled in after them when the the Times Would any ordinary man whistle sounded and the train started travel like that Angelas face bleached to the color How I hate a rush exclaimed An ¬ of her sisters her fears started into gela Trevor the elder of the two sis- ¬ ters a handsome resolute looking girl just as acute life No ordinary man s she sank breathless into her place would travel bareheaded There was an awful probability about the con- ¬ It is so upsetting to ones nerves Disarranges ones clothes too added clusions drawn by Mollie from his hat less condition 2vIolly Oh she gasped under her breath To think of our not having had time is awful And to think that were to select a carriage for such along jour- ¬ It nearly half an hour from the next sta- ¬ ney said Angela Both glanced involuntarily to the other tion A movement at the other end of the end of the carriage where their one bellow traveler sat in the corner seat carriage made bothgirls sink back in on the same side with Angela Hip their places with beating hearts As Sicad and face were hidden from view Angela sank against the cushions she by the ample pages of the Times spread caught a sudden and unexpected out before him Two long tweed clad glimpse of the suspected stranger He legs were stretched out finished with had turned again from the window and Cattish feet in well finished boots At was reopening the Times Alas Mollie had not exaggerated as fear sometimes iLhe side glimpses showed of a shoulder zm arm and a thirr nervous looking made her prone to do The mans face was dreadful in its gaunt grimness Stand eyes and bare And He looks all right Molly said care head then the staring ilessly thrusting a hairpin into her back Angela could not but accept the situ2b air ation as the more suspicious and timid Undeniably a gentleman said An¬ Mollie had accepted it There was some- ¬ gela with deciskra He has a good thing wrong with the man he had all tailor and his boots are unexceptional the appearance of being a lunatic Aw- ¬ The girls settled down for the journey ful though the thought might be that extracting from among the surrounding they were alone in the carriage with a impedimenta the usual literary solaces madman it had to be faced Angela la the way of newspapers and vividly less helpless than Mollie rapidly be ¬ Sfcound books First however they gan to consider what could be done talked over in low tones the visit on The train was not due to stop for at whieh they were going in Yorkshire least 20 minutes longer Would the Their hostess was a friend and con- ¬ quiet phase in which the man evidently temporary who had lately married the then was last during that time a ter- ¬ squire of Mapledene The girls were rible and vital question And if it did fwll of excitement surmise and pleasant not Angela clenched her hands in the anticipations regarding the visit to agony of the thought and thrust it their friend in her new place and posi ¬ from her resolutely Better not to tion It was some time before the flowr think of the worst not to anticipate a of conversation ceased and they took situation which would find them help- ¬ ap their books Angela was soon en- - less The thing was to stave off danger gaged in following the unwholesome to do all that they could to preserve career of a modern heroine through all the mans present state of calm lis risky intricacies Mollie had chanced Angela made a rapid mental review oa a volume of short stories plainly in of all her knowledge principal gath ¬ rspired by the triumphs of Sherlock ered from sensational literature con- ¬ Holmes They werejfull of ghastly ad- ¬ cerning the insane As a result she ventures with criminals and lunatics concluded that what they had to do the situations though infinite in va now was to avoid everything which riety were all alike thrilling and blood- ¬ could attract the mans notice or ex- ¬ curdling Mollies youthful imagina cite him in any way They must not for ition took fire one story an adventure the world let him see them looking at with a lunatic in arailway carriage es him nor rouse any suspicions in his pecially excited her It was not a par- ¬ mind that they were talking or think- ¬ ticularly happy selection for a railway ing of him The difficulty was to com- ¬ journey She looked up from the pages municate these decisions to Mollie with- ¬ with a shudder her blood running cold out exciting suspicion It was only in books however that Angela first ventured a swift glance awful creepy adventures happened to from behind her book to the other end travelers She had never known a real of the carriage The man was again person who was unlucky enough to concealed by the newspaper the peace- ¬ meet a criminal or lunatic in a train ful ordinary way in which his long JLs the reassuring thought entered her legs were stretched across the carriage mind her eyes wandered to the far end would have been more reassuring were of the carriage Theyunexpectedly met it not for the top of the bare head that itlaose of the man in the corner seat showed above He was quiet however the shock was sharp and violent He A gleam of hope kept up Angelas spirit was sitting up theTimes folded on his That calm state if undisturbed might knees allowing- his whole face to be very well last until their arrival at the seen Such a face Just like so many next station zl those described in the stories Mollie She snatched the opportunity to stoop Bad been reading The coincidence was over and communicate with the trem- ¬ extraordinary and startling The girls bling Mollie It was difficult to restore imagination rushed off on a series of to the appearance of a moral state wild flights and she drew quickly back her prevent to her little gasps becoming cowering behind her book She had audible aever seen a stranger looking man Try not to look so frightened for hollow cheeked gaunt grim but above softly Mollie all with the most peculiar eyes star- ¬ heavens sake Quiet and Angela are our calm whispered ing and prominent Sheiiad so little ex-¬ best chance Dont give way like that the harmless-lacted such a development inTimes we do ookingthat it may not be so bad after all Ifhe will nianbehind the attract his attention the shock and surprise were very great nothing to us They often do not Ter not notice She retained however self control must be fall enough not to appeal to Angela on the haps he will over asleep he so often that paper Impulse of the moment Mollie was drowsy going answered An- ¬ A smothered Oh She ased to having fears ridiculed fekerefore decided to wait before giv¬ gelas well meant attempt to reassure ing any alarm for it was possible that her sister Hes not a bit drowsy she gasped ¬ Eter excited imagination was running Ive just caught his eye over the news sway with her he ASter a few minutes she ventured to paper And and he looked as if are was going to talk Oh what igeep cautiously from behind her book The man had turned away and was we to do Oh Angela deadly pale but Angela had turned looking out of the window the gaunt ikce only showing in profile Mollie her presence of mind did not desert breathed more fi3eely relieved from her Let us pretend to be admiring the ghestareof those terrible eyes she made the As she whispered a quick close study of the stranger an view on those fields is How lovely in a she said light the scrutiny progressed however tone turning to the window cther change came over her face the louder composure she had regained began to Do look Mollie He might spring on us ffiSIminish rapidly Her eyes noted the went from it to Look Angela severely interrupted Elians bare head then effect ike rack above to the seat opposite to the faltering whisper at thatlittle to Window beside you a hat box the floor No trace of hat or any kind Out of the luggage of the right the shadows on the trees of bags rugs dr Yes yes I see could she discover Her heart stood escaped lunatic or Go on looking and talking about still Who but an criminal would be traveling hatless and what you see admonished Angela in without baggage The ghastly ideas undertones and when you can think vague before now took terrible and def of nothing more to say we will go on inite shape She Den quicKiy aau to the weather and to Yorkshire and and touched the unconscious Angela ¬ the hours of arrival at the stations She gave the lead taking up the prewhom the doubtful heroines adven wholly absorbed scribed topics in a quiet level tone the tures still held Mollie whispered least calculated to arouse interest and Take care Dont start and look around I want attention Her ears all the time were fairly alert listening for the 0 tell you something slightest sound from the other end o Good gracious What has happened the carriage The chief burden of the Arc you ill Angela so suddenly aroused from conversation rested on her for Mollies most heroic ef- ¬ not to ex it her reading found it hard words and part inwaseven with the and disjointed very weak forts claim aloud at her sisters Sometimes it broke off altogether when the sight of her pale face fair corner 4No no I am all right Only its a rustle or movement in the chatter Its a reat deal worseMolliesabout the man made her teeth Though and all power the stronger voice sank to of speech fail inthe carriage minded Angelas heart beat just as the lowest whisper she What do you mean Has he been quickly at these awful moments kept always rose to the emergency and doing anything discourse with unvarying calm- ¬ Xo but he is dreadful looking such up the lie ness -- t strange face and staring eyes in agony upon a To roust be an escaped criminal or a luna rack those stretchedhours jever had as minutes are V lunatic I think he looks so rr sisters dreamed that 20 minutes the Oh its dreadful yru rnrn at such awful could be drawn out to such dreadful Why shoutf cXi bstulaicJ length Ten times 20 seemed to have ¬ ¬ -- passed when at last the engine began to whistle and the train to slacken speed before pulling up in the station On the instant the stop was made the man sprang from the carriage and dis- ¬ appeared in the crowd on the platform It was hard for the girls to realize at once that the danger was over the reac- ¬ tion after the great strain had such a bewildering effect Angela found her voice first Oh she drew a deep breath what an escape we have had He is stark staring mad To think of his rushing off like that We need not leave the carriage now un it was dreadful while it last-ed sighed Mollie He is evidently evading pursuit l hope he may be caught I wonder if we ought to tell anyone about him Mol- lie The girl had not decided the question wnen tne signal for departure was given and the train began to move At the moment there was a rush and a shout the door was dragged open the bareheaded man precipitated hini- self into his former place in the car- nage breathless and panting The girls literally paralyzed by the terror of the awful surprise were struck dumb They could not call for help un- ¬ til it was too late and the station had been left behind Several moments passed in silence Although Angela did not look she felt the staring eyes fixed on her as surely as if she saw them The man moved uneasily and cleared his throat Angelas heart beat wild- ¬ ly the crisis had come I beg your pardon he jerked out the words in a peculiar and awkward way I frighten you Yes she agreed hastily You v lew York World THUICE-A-WEEX 1 R-I-P-A-N- -S EDITION 156 papers s in an 18 paget a week a year Is larger than any weekly or semi weekly paper published and is the only important Democratic weekly pub- ¬ lished in New York City Three times as large as the leading Republican weekly of New York City It will ba of especial advantage to you during the Presidential Campaign as it is pub ¬ lished every other day except Sunday and has all the freshness and timeliness of a daily It combines all the news with a long list of interesting depart- ¬ ments unique features cartoons aacS graphic illustrations the latter being a specialty All these improvements have beeo made without any increase in the costr which remains at one dollar per year We offer this unequalled newspaper and The Bourbon News together one year for 250 The regular subscription price of the two papers is 300 vt rvi w mepwwi m The modern stand ¬ ard Family Medi-¬ cine Cures the common every day ills of humanity T9UD C r1 r ai 2 o un iiiinnmimiUflCT3PMBagBBBar iromiKtoSSH montn oy a carm JNKi esa treatment br r ka- sears expenenca uciny pnyncian or no oau eaecisorueieauonrrom uusinesa No starvtne wrinkles or flohblnns tm proves ffoaeral health zrA beautUlsa complexion P itclans and society ladles Indorse It Thousand cstmL confidentially For particulara address with rtsrap QMVFIEJD EneW TkeaLr CHICAGO UA lft5 USZlXy Or07 Broadway Aw rORJECrff AT REDUCED UBwJtnniili PATJEWTS TREATED BY MAIL UmOm v C A DAUGHERTY house 434 fii eiera piuteh M DEGpiTlfl - - - - Main St Paris Kt ALSO DEALER IN A NEVER FAILING MAGNET did ran half way through the town I hope to have better luck next time I shall Queen City had been aflame with posti try again at Darlingham the next sta- ¬ ers announcing the nature of an enter tion tainment which was to take place on Oh I hope so Indeed I am sure the outskirts of the city on the afteryou will succeed at Darlingham noon of June 12 and which was her You know the town Then perhaps aided as the greatest effort to which the you can direct me where to go professional entertainer could aspire Yes I know the town verv well Great were the excitement and joy said Angela boldly when the news became known for what Bui how do you know what I want man had not cherished the fond hope I dont know what you want Cer ¬ that he would some day behold this tainly not I havent thought about it wondrous sight at all When the day came round the resi-¬ But you said you were sure J would dents of Queen City turned out en succeed- - at Darlingham masse and with beaming faces that told Yes that is no that is I should of cares for the once forgotten they be very glad if you succeeded in what- ¬ repaired to the rendezvous on the out- ¬ ever it is skirts of the city Arrived there they Success would be very convenient found a square inclosure of great area he said drolly I was looking for a which had been boarded to a height of hatter He gave a short laugh Isup- - some 20 feet added to which after one pose that does not surprise you does had been successful in the mad rush for admission one beheld a three story it No Angela managed to answer brick house in the center of the incloNot at all it is very nice very nat- ¬ sure This house was all that the arena ural I mean contained and as every spectator made Mollies heart gave a first faint throb a point of getting as close to it as possiof hope on seeing how closely the luna- - ble it was evident that it was to figure tic was attending to Angelas words prominently in the days spectacle The grounds were quickly packed To have his mind well fixed on Darling ham was the best way of keeping dead ¬ with an eager surging multitude that 4 j impatiently awaited the happening of ly thoughts out of it Do you know a hatter And can what was destined to be the greatest event in Queen Citys history you direct me to the shop As the word Hush It has begun Certainly With his staring eyes fixed straight is breathlessly passed everyone is on before him he began fumbling in his tPtoe with eyes riveted on the XI ViXl jJVWlUlJ Jf Five ten fifteen minutes pass Dur-produced a small leather case The eyes of the girls followed his movements ing this time the immense throng with a terror far more deadly than any stands transfixed with awe and admira which had before possessed them Mo- ¬ tion Then comes the rude awakening from llies pupils dilated still more the man had drawn something from the case that blissful repose for the block and the What was it that thing clasped within tackle have done their workand as sec fireproof safe disappears through a his hand The lunatics sudden draw ¬ ing forth of a razor from a bag his ad- ¬ ond story window the mob breathes to dress to the other occupant of the car- ¬ freely again and then sallies forth Y riage I am about to sharpen this for continue the battle or life N World 3ou I have been studying your throat A Water Microbe it looks as if it would cut well close- ¬ One of the unaccountable phenomena I shall follow your directions ly he paused in the doorway of the of the Black sea has lately been ex- ¬ Excuse me I have plained by the bacteriologists and the carriage to say not a moment to lose Au revoir young microbologists Since time out of mem- ¬ ory it has been a well known fact that ladies He disappeared from sight at once there were no deep sea fish in the body Angelas nerves broke down completely of water mentioned Away back in 1850 the scientists made an investigation in the sudden relation of the strain and found that fish could not live at a Let us call the porter Quick quick greater depth than 100 fathoms m the Even as she spoke the train which of the Black sea on account oC still had to make up for lost time was Ui piwcuuc ui a m motion For some awful instants Time and sulphuretted hydrogen the girls eyes were riveted in agony on again the waters were stocked with the door sea fish all died on account i I failed in my attempt though I JL Why the Crowd Gathered and Remained for the Show For days beforehand the billboards ol Paints Oil Tarnishes Brushes Artists Ma¬ terials Window Glass Etc Estimates promptly burnished for glass paints painting and decorating CINCINNATI J rWrT INDIANAPOLIS H ft Oo ON fgP0 4f ThaOnly Line Running Pullman Vesti buled Trains with- Dining Gar - CSHIMA79 IHDIAMAFGIIS- - CH8CAGO MS ff SMi Sciantiflo American Agency for The Only Direct Lint- DMTOfl LIMA m TOLEDO DETROIT 3 t l Yto C 8 IzgW1 COPYRIGHTS etcl For Information and freo Handbook writo to CO SCI BrOAiuvAY New York JIUNN Oldest bureau for securing patents In America Every patent Inbcn out by us is brorRht before the public by a notice givun freo of charge la tiie CAVEATS rrAjSSJES ESESrw pavctmvs- TRADE K3ARSS KS And THE LAKES Through Cars from CINCINNATI to ST LOUIS SPRINGFIELD ILL KEOKUK and THE WEST C antral - -- Largest circulation of nny scientific paner In tno intelligent world SplenUidlv illustrated xnan should b without It Weekly gaOft ¬ year CO 150 tix months AcMrw JIUNN PosusiiEKS 3G t Broadway Hovr York City G EDWARDS ClNtTTXNAfri Pncsfino ftr Acpnt - o o D -- w- -- m Q- - I j THE KGIDEHTS OF LIFi Write to T S Qotkcey Drawer 156 Chicago Secre ¬ tary of the Stah Accident Company for information regarding Accident Insur ¬ ance Mention Inis paper Ev so doing you can save Has paid over 60000000 for i membership fee accidental injuries JL- X VTJJV JJ- IMJVSJJLL s OXXi XX 1 Be your own Agent MEDICAI EXAMINATION SLEQUIREI SiB QUICKER THAN ANT OTHER AND i THE SIOS3TEST LINE B N - in H I Sffg- DONT STOP TOBACCO HOW TO CUKE YOURSELF -- WHIIB AND POrNTS WEST j j We are safe safe at last Heaven be oC KhnnlrPfl at ATffpin Vu ij xij wiuu tnrougn drew up -- and Au0cwsLaiuouu turn abruptly round uescenamg irom ue vcuitic ajjtaicu a long thin figure with a gaunt face and staring eyes His head was not bare but covered by a soft hat Still there was no mistaking the lunatic Some hours later the Trevors were holding a private conference with the lady of Mapledene in ner oouaoir Tears of laughter still filled the eyes of the Well frwoiiKrn TTplln Tvrofessor Tom reached her ears The first voice was the squires hearty and wel- coming the sound of the second made at the door The interchanged i wie uu11 u i7 iuoc RSPrf i j ¬ -- and she had disputed every I cannot help it girls you mustnt marriage ihe had made in regard to the she said assertion mind It is too killing Anyone would have made the mis¬ age at which a girl should marry Well he said in desperation at take I never saw the man until now mar- ¬ Such a being No wonder you thought last what do you consider the him a lunatic When London Punch riageable age Why latter Baltimore Philadelphia bacco habit in all its forms carefully com after the form ti fa of an eminent Eounded who bus used it in his pri- ¬ vate practice since lb72 without a fflilure It Is purely vegetable and guaranteed perfectly harmless Yon can use all the tobacco you AND POINTS EAST want while taking Baco Curo It will notify you when to stop We ivo a written puarantee to cure permrmentiy any case with three boxes or refund the nion y with 10 per cent interest Haco Ctno Is not a substitute but a seentilic cure that cures n u t r-Ti without the aid of will power and with no FaSTRYrriSYiaSAIJ co 1 leaves the system as pure inconvenit and free from nicotine a the uay you took Solid VestibulecL Train Steam Heated your first chew or smoke Lighted with stationary and mov- Jy 33aco Cnro and Gained Tliirty Cored able Electric Lights Pounds THROUGH D5NSNG CAR deep but iNo 3Estra Charg o for Supsri or From hundreds of iesjimonials the origi ¬ of the poisonous gas which was gen- - nals of which arc on file and open to in¬ Service Rates as low or lower tbanvdaj the followi2 is other lines erated hl such quantities in those por spection Nevada Co Ark presented IS95 an 2S Clayton Mfir Co La Crosse tions of the water which should have Jureka Chemical 6 For been their natural habitat It was Wis Uentlcrncn forms forty years I used geapJjwnciwwatirfTiii Km twenty five tobacco in all its a known that the gas was at the bottom years of that time I was In jrrf at sufleror from P YDiJ HAVEAGOOU debility art d sense For of all the trouble but exactly where generalyea rsl tried nI tUnt couldnt I took loqu riftfen - W s mi7rIoM lrv vaci i o v pTrT-- limp- vT7ri kAA IWkavg various reTuotii among l hers Double The Indian Tobacco Antidote DL T the investigators The microbologists Chlorine of Gold etc but none of them did - rSiGm A Tf 5r M m rv i finally took the matter in hand and a me the least bit of good Finally however I box of your Baco- euro It a37t lVs vt recent observer now announces that the Etirehascd a cured ine of the habit in and lta rjf tv Ka 1 fi ll alt ¬ forms and J have increased thirty pounds in gas is generated by the countless num numer- ¬ relieved ber of microbes which make their homo weight and ampains of from all themind I body a d ous aches and 0 lis in the ooze at the bottom This microbe could write a quire of paper upou my chang ed ieeliogsaKt condition mrmSes decomposes mineral sulphates and has Yours respectfully iFFSOT G 1 H IMarbuut been named Bacillus Hjdrosulfuxicus Pastor P Church Clayton Ark Ponticus St Louis Republic Sold by all druggists atilO per box three r r0 with iron ¬ toxe thirty days treatment Marriageable Age AKQ ZT IT t clad written guarantee orsent direct upon M The discussion had waxed warm He receipt of price Vrte for booklet and yis MIg Co La luneka -had given his views upon women and drools Wis and Chcimeal Jrosse loston Mass rr-i USING 1J TH tobacco hubit grows on a man until his tvous system is seriously nflected im ¬ pairing health comfort and happiness To quttsuddenly is too severs a shock to thtj Bystem ns tobacco to an inveterate user be comM a stimulant that his system craves Baco Curo is a scientific cure or the to¬ 1 DSRECT A TO QUICKEST BOUTE a f a a a is 2 B U - WITT VESTIBULE n umi ar m ouiao k - No-To-E- nc -- TyroTHTFOt V 11 I V - -- mvs- 0 4J fej Ctev C1 yylr K33KB tJ 42 I eaSKfcSS W B SENFRO Lexingtoa Ky WATER FOUND -- qw vusiok tains at front windows especially those of a parlor or drawing room the ugly bedroomy effect that they often have may be changed into one quite pleasing jnd aa tistic bv settins across the lower third or half of the window a narrow frame of Venetian bent iron in a simple pattern which frames in a curtain of colored China silk very prettily The two nieces of the frames that make the top and bottom should be wider than the sics Thf- - curtain should be secured at the top by running it through a very small brass rod N Y Post it is necessary to use sash Parlor Curtains cur- ¬ any iron clad rule in such a matter she replied Its different with dif and it isnt safe toendeavor ferent girls to be too sxjccific However 1 may say in a general way that the age at which a girl should marry depends entirely upon the age at which she gets her Chicago Post first real good chance ¬ I dont believe there can be IITTETT DlilJLIJEIL jjjaJLJ 4 Borxowall happening to come in Thats a fine machine of yours Fer guson Some day Ill come round and take it out for a little spin By the way what kind of a bicycle would you advise me to ride Ferr ason Id advise you to ride rcn -- Sound Advice ¬ W R Renfro wfco has dnllc d hundreds of wel2a for thbest citizens of Boyle Mercer Anderson Wjodford Ssott Bourbon Fayette and adjoining conntin with uniform success feels that he can refer with confidence to the citizens oi these counties Avoid accidents and vexatious delajs by having your well drilled by an ea perienced and successful fine W R RenfTO undertaken to drill wells as quick and chear as it ia possible t do and will insrre water Any ona nediug water should drop bim a card an j ho will call and bee you at cce Orders leSt at W F TalbottgliT8ry stable Paris Ky will receive prorapl attention jw R RENFRO Herr Park S Limeatone Street of your own--Lond- on Fun i -- - v Residence P 0 BQX 605 LEXINGTON KY -- jr Hderly - V - K- - i f i- - - 9 i t cXi-iA- - -- - J f 1 SNTPS v n - V Vr Shl SHE v i 53 f V - V THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY JANUARY AGRICULTURE HINTS RAU Y GOOD A pi Ea- 1 W 4 S 12 1897 MILKERS POISON IN ROSES Much has been said and written about country roads and the proper way to construct them to iasure good ones the year round But much of- it applies only where gravel or crushed stone can be obtained with which to make a road bed unaffected by rains and standing water In many sections of the coun-¬ try gravel can be had by hauling it from creek and river beds and where it can be so obtained or purchased at a low figure the best possible use of time and money is in securing and spread- ¬ ing this upon a read bed previously graded into the proper form If the gravel is dumped upon a perfectly flat surface it becomes mixed with the soil during wet weather and soon is lost The first thing to be done is to grade the road The graveling or macadamizing can then be done at leisure The upper illustration shows the best form of the road The dirt from the ditches at the sides is carried to the middle and left in a rounded form highest in the center Care must be taken to make the sides slope all the way from the center to the bottom of the ditches or the water will stand intheags and percolate into the roadway making it soft and muddy Make good outlets for these ditches to carry the water off and keep the road dry and also that they may serve for outlets for tile and for all other farm drains Keep the surface of the road smooth and free from sods for those traveling will not make martyrs of themselves and bump over the rough places to wear them down if the sides are smooth - WORKING THE ROADS Almost anybody can milk after Farmers Can Well Afford to Devote Their fashion but really good milkers are not hands with the thorns on those roses as plenty as they might be A good They are poisonous and the scratch Time to This Task Ttiey Ate By No Means as Nnmeross Tliey Should Be s Scratches from Thorns Often Cause Un¬ Use Halfpenny Stamps and Hav sightly and Painful Soces Dinner a Be careful and do not scratch your milker is patient and gentle of touch not only incapable of lifting a milking stool at a cow but wise enough and thoughtful enough never to show an irritability or harshness of manner that might excite or disturb a nervous ani ¬ mal Milking should be dope as rapidly as possible without worry It should be done thoroughly to the last drop otherwise a little milk carelessly or unintentionally left in the udder will begin the work of drying off the cow Milking should be done regularly be-Vw Viotti1V mTmno 5nmi - iTr nnrl ilu er snouia go tnrougn nis stint or cows in the same order thus making it eas ier and less disturbing for the cow that from habit knows when to expect her turn To the good milker cleanliness is indeed next to godliness The hands should be clean the clothing clean and the skin and udders of the cows should be kept clean Hard milking cows are much less valauble than their yield or test would at first blush seem to indi- ¬ cate They require more time Once in awhile this might be endured but when the milking is a test that recurs regularly twice a day for 300 days in the year it becomes an important item It is hard to milk with the rapidity that good milking requires and it is difficult too to milk as clean as the maintenance of the milk flow requires and hard milkers are much more liable other things being equal to fall oft in milk flow and dry off early They become nervous too as a rule and very frequently develop into kickers They are not perhaps to blame for this The milking disturbs them and makes them irritable and they naturally come to reA5TT5HQiJIDBE sent anything that irritates them Theii irritation reacts too upon the person who does the milking and he in turn is liable to be less valuable as a milker because less patient and gentle Good milking bears so important a relation to the best results which constitute profit as compared with results not quite so good that it is a faculty which everyone who has to handle cows should cultivate There is more in the cheerful good humored picturesque milkmaid idea than mere poetry The cheerful wholeSVyT ytr T some woman ty milkmaid is as a rule THE NEW AND THE OLD WAY much more likely to harmonize with the of a good milk cow than Ieave the sods at one side They will dispositionand less patient farm hand is decay in a year or two A large amount the ruderFarm Journal Western of road work can be done in a short lime with comfort to man and beast DAIRY ESSENTIALS by using one of the improved road grades Four men with their teams Summarized by R A Pierson U S De partment of Agriculture make a good force one man and team light A roomy clean for the plow the others for the grader ventilated stable or dry house and well cow To proIt will pay any town handsomely to duce good milk cows must be comfortinvest in the most improved machinery 5or road work When grading the road able and these conditions not only add be careful not to get the grade too to their comfort but are absolutely wide Make it just wide enough for necessary to keep them in the best of teams to pass It will flatten out with health Healthy and clean cows which ap use and wet weather A great aid in keeping the road dry pear well fed and contented of pure water An is a row of tiles laid on either side at cows abundance access at leastto which twice a are given the outer edges of the grade These should not be laid too deep for the day Peed of good quality the grain and Eurface will become packed so that the coarse fodder should be free from dirt water will not readifcy soak through But if the grade is the proper form the decay or a musty condition A spirit of kindness toward the stock water will run off the surface so rapidly that comparatively little will soak exhibited by everyone employed about in and as the tile and laying them add them and gentleness of the animals largely to the cost of the road they themselves Provision for washing and steriliz- may usually be dispensed with All doubtless realize the truthfulness of the ing or scalding all utensils which come lower illustration and the difficulty of in contact with milk Provision for straining aerating and getting about over such highways the loss of time and money the wear and cooling the milk in a clean atmosphere tear of horses harnesses and wagons free from all stable and other odors resulting from attempts to move loads This treatment should take place imat the very season when farmers have mediately after the milk is drawn from the most time to do such work In the each cow Facilities for storing the milk and summer when the farmers are busy keeping it cold with their crops the roads are usually Especially great cleanliness in re- ¬ dry and any kind is good enough The low price for which farm lands sell is gard to everything connected with the due in a large measure to the poor high ¬ dairy The atmosphere of the stable ways With better reads the value of should be pure and free from dust the lands rapidly increases Examples when milking is being done Employes of this can be found in every county should carefully wipe the udders and Farms located along good hard roads wash their hands before milking and White- ¬ are in constant demand at prices far in should be in clean clothes excess of those situated at a distance wash is a good disinfectant and should from such roads Wherever other work be seen in many more stables and land ¬ vwill permit farmers can well afford to plaster should be sprinkled about to abgive a few days work on the roads in- ¬ sorb moisture and odors Farni News stead of feeling it a hardship to have to SWINGING CATTLE CRIB vork the time required by law Work bliem thoroughly each neighborhood Description of a Convenient Contrivance of This Kind for itself The labor and time spent There are almost as many varieties will return J00 fold in the increased value of property and in the ease and of cattle cribs as there aire individual Farm and foams in the country and it is not too comfort of traveling t means painful and unsightly sores The speaker was the wife of a well known florist on Wabash avenue She was exhibiting to a customer a lot of American Beauty roses and had laid a large bunch on the counter The customer in his enthusiasm attempted to take them in his hands when he re-¬ The florists wife held out herhamds They were covered with a dozen or more large round spots whose angry red color showed how painful they must have been My husbands hands are as bad as mine and we have both suffered great ly American Beauties have not done well this year and the growers in order to kill insects or in some way to help the growth of the flowers have sprayed them liberally with a substance that contains more or less poisonous matter If the stems are carefully washed there is not much danger in handling them But we do not always have time to do that and in less than a week after the Beauties began coming into market our hands were in the condition in which you see mine now Does the same danger exist in all roses inquired the customer Not always was tihe reply But it is safer she continued to avoid being scratched by rose thorns in any case Of course nothing more seriou3 than an ugly sore results but that is bad enough Just then the florist himself came in and corroborated the statement made by his wife He said there was more trouble from poison in rose thorns this year than ever before and it was ow ¬ ing to the fact that insects were unHe always usually troublesome warned his customers to be very care ful and he washed the stems of all roses before they were sent out He added that there was sometimes dan- ¬ gler in eating rose leaves and people ought to drop the habit He had known women he said to have sore mouths from eating the leaves of flowers that had been sprayed with poisonous sub- ¬ stances While the danger is not present in all the flowers that one buys of the florist it is wise to be careful to avoid scratcheA and to stop eating rose leaves if one would be entirety on the safe side ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ceived warning kv Vi 1 ¬ Southern Homes la Texas A great development is now going on in Poor the Coast Country tff Texas especially that portion kuown as the Diamond district This is a section with Houston and Gal- ¬ re- ¬ I have been asked whether I ever veston at the north aud south points of the ceive social invitations from million Diamond the west side being bounded bv lires in open envelopes with halfpen ¬ the Gulf Colorado Santa Fe Railroad and ny stamps and what I think of the theeast side by Buffalo bayou San Jacinto bay bay Less than practice on the part of the millionaires yearsand Galvestona great cow pasture four ago this was says London Truth It is not of ten thai ing one of the richest grazing countries be on L am privileged to receive invitations the face of the globe Only a few isolated they were from millionaires under any circum ¬ small farms existed butnot only producing phenomenal results the stances but it is a remarkable fact that southern staples of corn cotton with aud oats I have had such an invitation addressed sugar but more particui rly with early to me at the halfpenny rate of postage fruits and vegetables In fact it was demon-¬ beyond any doubt that the net revand as others have had a similar ex- ¬ strated enue produced yearly from ten or twenty perience I suppose that millionaires as acres would equal and in many cases exceed that of the ordinary quarter section in a class have a weakness for halfpenny People all profespostage stamps Probably this weak- ¬ the north the north ofweretrades and toward sions in attracted ness has something to do with their south Texas by the successful result of the having become or remained million- ¬ jetties at Galveston which increased the depth of the water in that harbor to more aires than twenty seven feyt deep enough for A worse failing on the part of mil- ¬ largest vessels and the rapid advance the of lionaires of which I have experience is commercialprosperity in both Houston and Galveston These slow to tliat they occasionally ask their friends see the agricultural people were notthe Diapossibilities in to dinner and sit them down to a meal mond district above referred to aud the reguite unfit to eat Personally I would sults of tho past four years depressing as had been rather that a man took a halfpenny off they had been financially speaking her popuastounding Houston has doubled the postage of my invitation and spent lation Galveston has done nearly as well it on the dinner So far as the invita and the intermediate country is dotted tion is concerned there may possibly throughout the entire Dunnonddistrict with in be many people who when invited to hundreds of small farmsandthe highest state of cultivation Railroad water facilities the houses of millionaires would wish are ample and reasonable and the inhabi¬ the fact widely known and would pre- ¬ tants of that district are within an hours well as fer if possible that the invitation ride of the two largest asWithin the Metro politan cities of Texas its borders should be sent on a postcard so that all nave grown the prosperous little cities of who trim may read Perhaps it is from Lia Forte Webster Alviu etc which are attracting the attention of north this kindly motive rather than from The climatic and healthful the whole are all conditions parsimony that millionaires xtronize th it could be asked for and it is expected the halfpenny post Let us think as that within a very few years it will be the garden spot of the United States well of Dives as we can PECULIARITIES OF MILLIONAIRES Brights Onseauie I 1 can be CURED ¬ ¬ Brights Disease i3 but advanced 15b ney Disease It is better to euro kidney trouble in its incipiency buif you have neglected it hesitate o longer but cure yourself at once WITH A Jf V -- t 1 lo V j 1 - J I U SlfF IS ¬ WARNERS QJL jlji jSffi r mI L - 1 B ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ OF THE H BHbSl WML 1 PROMPTLY EXECUTED BY J A N Kellogg Hewspaper1 We offer to our Gustomsrs and The in these branches Our facilities 0V Trate r j- 1 generally the most satisfactory work possijte ¬ A DOCTOR WHO WAS EQUAL TO THE EMERGENCY From the iVcies WnEN some men get hurt they take so much pleasure in telling about it that they do not seem to mind the injury Atchison Globa 1 enable us In turn nut work verv ranirliv If vou desire K Youngsoiont Ohio ¬ f ¬ Chicago Tribune BOTH FOOD AND POISON Something About Tapioca That You May Not Know Some of the plants that poison man ¬ ¬ -- ¬ are very curiouii Many persons are poisoned if they merely pass near where the plant is growing or if the wind happens to be blowing in their direction There is a plant in the West ¬ j ¬ Home ORCHARD AND GARDEN One item in renovating an old orchard is to providegood drainage Generally grapes give a good return for the landand labor required to grow 1 PliiMtN Indies so poisonous that if tihe rain- ¬ drops fall from it upon a mans skin great blotches immediately arise Some of these plants do their deadly work very silently by sending a numbness through the entire body while others cause terrible convulsions There is a curious plant a native of South America thait poisons or nour- ¬ ishes us according to the part of it we use It is called the manioc or cassava Thousands daily eat preparations of this plant without knowing anything of its strange properties There are two principal species spoken of by botanists the bitter cas ¬ sava and the sweet cassava Both are highly important sources of feod starches The bitter cassava has been introduced into most of the tropical regions It is cultivated in the East Indian archipelago in Brazil and in nearly all the states of South America - This plant is a shrub which grows to the height of six or eight feet Its roots are very large often weighing 30 pounds They grow from three to eight in a cluster generally one or two feet in length The root as well as the rest of the plant contains an acrid milky juice which is so poisonous that it will cause death in a few minutes but as this poisonous acid may be destroyed by heat the juice thickened by boiling forms an excellent sauce called cassa reep The root when grated or pounded into pulp is placed under a heavy pres- ¬ sure The poisonous juice is thus squeezed out It is then dried and forms what is known as cassava bread or it may be heated and stirred on metal plates when it forms the well known tapioca which is sold in all our stores and served up in hotels restaurants and on our family tables as tapioca ¬ 1 An interesting little story was told your reporter recently by Mrs F A Lawson of No 357 Custer Avenue Youngstown Ohio She hiid been an iuvalid for eighteen years and had been examined and treated by many physicians among them the skillful Dr A M Clarke They all diagnosed the case in the same way and all insisted that an operation was necessary except Dr Clarke who maintained that proper treat ment could cure her Her entire left side was paralyzed aud her heart became affect ed This soon developed into true organic heart disease In January 93 she became so bad that she had to take to her bed for three mouths Now comes tho interesting part of the story Hear what Mrs Lawson says One morning I believe it was April 9 1S93 the doctor changed the treatment and gave me in its plyce a supply of pills of a peculiarly pinkish color They were pleas- ¬ ant to the tisle After taking several the doctor upon his next arrival was greatly surprised to find me considerably stronger and more hopeful During my illness I read a great deal and in one paper I noticed a testimonial which had beeu given by a prominent government official relative to the merits oi a proprietary remedy They were called Dr Williams Pink Pills When the doctor next called I said to him Doctor aro you prescribing patent medicine to your patients now To this he smiled and answered Well Mrs Lawson whether it be patent medicine or not just so it does you good To make a long story short in two weeks I was able to sit up and shortly after could walk about the house At the doctors sug gestion I bougi it six boxes of the pills aud used them strictly according to directions I went to the country for a mouths visits thereby hoping to recuperate more quickly and was continually taking the pink pills In two weeks time I felt strong enough to go home as strong as I had felt before I became afflicted ami to day I am as well as I was when I was twenty Im fifty two years old now Well do you attribute the excellence of your health now Mrs Lawson to the use of the Pink Pills was asked I most certainly do I realize that hadl not taken them I should long since have died No one could help me To show you again what good they have done me I need only say that to day I did my own washing aud ironing and do not feel iu the least fatigued 1 attend to all of my own houso work now and my heart does not give me a bit of trouble It may interest you to kuow that I have increased in weight fiQjn less than one hundred pounds during my illness to one hundred and forty three pounds Dr Williams Pink Pills contain in a con densed form all the elements necessary to give new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered nerves They arc also a specific for troubles peculiar to females such as suppressions irregularities and all forms of weakness They build up the blood and restore the glow of health to pale and sallowcheeks In men they effect a radical cure in all cases arising from men- ¬ tal worry overwork or excesses of what ever nature Pink Pills are sold in boxes never in loose bulk at 50 cents a box or six boxes for 250 and may be had of all drusr ists or direct by mal from Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady N Y ¬ ¬ ¬ The Livery of Biliousness Is a pronounced yellow It is visible iu the It to us for either stereotyping or electrotjfp countenance and eyeballs It is accompanied in and it will be returned to you prompter with uneasiness beneath the right ribs and shoulder blade sick headache nausea and and in good order irregularity of the bowels To the removal of each and all of these discomforts as well We make a specialty of Newspaper Hea- ais admirably adapted This pre eminent fairi- - inprQ anfi RlltS- - and l3Vfi tll8 laSSt cSS3 r 1 ily medicine also remedies malarialrheumat- iA rftlllj ninr- - in in 1II16S tO U6 ic and kidney complaints nervousness and fflgnt in debility it promotes appetite and sleep which to select to release your type on soma large job sen fee the country from A N No matter how many times some people at our clock they always ask if it is right Washington la Democrat look Kellogg Hvspaper HERN Bo for Fifty Cents Over 49000 cured Why not let regulate or remove your desire for tobacco Saves money makes health and manhood jCure guaranteed 50c and 8100 all druggists No-To-B- ac 429 Elm Street Cinciimati O SO No-To-B- ac HOMES IN sician ocrat phy It sounds real funny to hear an old Dem- called Mister Washington In tho celebrated Coast Country -- Chenp and on rea ¬ sonable terms fruit vepetablo and Held emp farms TW I LAH m Fits stopped free and permanently cured after first days use of Dr Klines Great Nerve Restorer Free S2 trial bottle treatise Dr Klixe 933 Arch stPhila Pa No fits 3IverKf Great production liirecininrUetZ5ne froi fied crops Travel via Frisco mapscrcur St LouisandBTFor land literature sion rates full Inforanatlon write 3QS THE AMERICAN LAND COHPAKY liiO ST XQUIS Itoc 3IIdg You have a place in society peculiarly your own endeavor to lind out wnere it is and keep it Chicago Standard CITY INK We have used the QUE EM PmSSTING INK CO I am entirely cured of hemorrhage of lungs by Pisos Cure for Consumption Louisa IiIXDamajt Bethauy Mo Jan 8 94 with satisfaction for many years and are using it now When sn need of Ink write to them Cincinnati or Chicago A It is better to something be nobody who amounts to than to be a somebody and accomplish nothing TnE Public Awards the Palm to Hales Honey of llorehouud and Tar for coughs Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute N KELLOGG NEWSPAPER CO ¬ mm3m m Tfnjn H1BIB o No business pays as well on amoiufc Invested CREEDS - LOOPMS wJ M HI rrir iirfft J15 i Turx a buzzard loose anywhere and it will immediately go to looking for a carcass Rams Horn At once it will cure ¬ lEBRSLUNG WELLS KTJC with our mndprn machinery THAT nf y C- At once use St Jacobs Oil for- - sprains jgi j3 Ki S NYMAN THE KEASOMt TIFFIN OHIO fir ir 3TP i itoiMj fcy Lots of people tell you the3 are hustlers when they know very well they are only bores Washington Democrat -- I RiaPHI - Ip 5T iP VITtf ha rH SMDXE YOUR MEAT ftD viuuiinii Cascakets stimulate livei kidneys and bowels Never sicken weaken or gripe 10c Mrm have better health than the womon because they sigh less when things go wrong and kick more Atchisou Globe you Aice you bruised - tfDflllCZD P QOfi fill TnM IUI1UCLII UliU UiJU I UJI j wont be long Use St Jacobs Oil and wwmr Sol 4ViV tSWA Vfi WM 11 ffS2t23yl wVWV- i d BIG FOUR Vosiibund T- - SSSS iS83Wr5i 1eH A man never gets too old to talk silly about his love affairs Washington Dem- - ocrat Cured DR cast flPilllir VW9B Mh Send CINCINNATI to HEW YORK B03 TON CHI AGO ST LOlilS TO LED0 06TK0IT LbVELAflD- COLUMBUS SANDUSKV INDIAN- AP0LS PEUifIA o d nl points -- jifrona 1 HABIT AS I i ECfiUSIt mm Mm - at ana vycst JLSTEPHENS DrH iiifnQfl lTfc No Pjiv tin LKftAKOSOlUfc NEW MSCOVKKY sives nrickrelief arJ cures wcrsfc wm 4- - WnEN bilious or costive eat a Cascaret candy cathartic cureguarantecd 10c 25c What a difference between the woman you hate and the woman you love With a rub or two lumbago i often cured by St Jacobs Oil good In want your If youan old maid grave kept die before you to treatment JFrec A N K 5ssev rcnu for hook ot testimonials SONS 11 CKEKSS io usyr Atlnnia Ga USE NO OTHER THAN E YGATAiL 1639 PtEASS 3 order be WHEN WKIT1NG TO ADVEITLISERS etoto that 50a taw tho Advertisement in ers Statesman No invitation we think ever caused quite as much talk as the telephone Yonk V t Occasionally a worm turns and finds an jarly bird waitin to gobble it THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK CattlecommonS lect butchers CALVES air to good light HOGS Common IixeU packers Lyht shippers SHr EP Choice LAMBS Good to choice FLuUE Winter family GKAIN Wheat No 2 red k Scoff and Cough The man who scoffs at the friendly advice to take something for that cough will keep Cincinnati Jan 2 40 3 so 5 50 2 75 3 25 3 CO 3 15 4 40 3 60 i it 3 oo 25 00 00 30 25 65 85 90 93 87 mm -- w ill them 4 strawberries raspberries currants and grapes Many injurious insects winter among -- Wood ashes jnake a good fertilizer for the dead leaves and branches The Eafcst plan is to gather up and burn SWINfGiLNG CATTLE CRIB the buds of fruit trees Soften start early and are liable to be much to say that zl very great propor ¬ vjjipped b3 frost Mulching heavily in tion of these cribs are inconvenient Many are dark and one must reach over rthe fall or early winter will largely into them when feeding a grain ration this It is not best to dig the hole for the at the risk of encountering the horns taiee any deeper than the tree is to be of the animal io be fed planted otherwise it will stand in a A convenient swinging crib is shown in the accompanying illustration It is puddle of water St Louis Republic triangular in shape and is hinged at the Kill Olf the Poor Calves point at the bottom just on the edge of If he calf is not a good one it would the feeding floor When swung for¬ fce better to knock it in the head and ward into the feeding floor as shown tfeed it to the chickens rather than raise it is in a most convenient position to it for the dairy It does not cost five fill with hay or to place in it a grain racents more to raise a good calf than ifc tion It is then tipped back into the does a p jor one and the cow that will space before the animal and is entireiy niake 300 pounds of butter a year has out of the feeding floor and in a most aten no more up to the time she drops convenient position for the animal tc her calf than one that will make only eat from The bottom of this crib is a There is not a fortune in the three cornetfed piece of timber This 150 dairy business at any event but if we gives rigidity and prevents there being raise calves from pooreows from which a narrow space at the bottom into to make up our future herd there is a which an animal could not get his nose N Y Tribune Jass National Stockman them On warm soils pudding No 3 red From the bitter cassava root many Corn No 2 mixed different kinds of food preparations Oats No 2 yt o are made in Brazil The roots are preHAY Prime to choice served for use by being cleaned sliced PRO VIsjIOXS Mess Pork Lard Prime steam and dried and from them manioc or i cassava meal is prepared by rasping BUTTER to hoice dairy Prime choice creamery Thus we see lLe or death comes to us APPLES Per bbl bbl from this plant according as we know POTATOES New per YORK NEW how to use it Philadelphia Times FLOUR Winter patent ¬ Ai ZlYt 19 II 15 1 36 12 50 8 50 3 18 21 25 90 1 1 50 10 pre--yz- nt Judging Distances A lady happened to remark to an OAMS athletic friend that it was verjr strange PORK Mixedmess New GRAIN Wheat No No 2 red CORN No 2 mised Wester n 1 northa 490 iL 5 15 on coughing until he changes his mind or changes his earthly residence A great many scoffers have been converted by the nse of the standard cough remedy of the past half century Ay ers Cherry Pectoral But some are scoffing and coughing yet They wheeze with asthma bark with bronchitis or groan with the grippev Singular is nt it the number of stubborn people who persist in gambling with health and perhaps life as the stake when they might be effectually cured of cough cold or lung trouble by a few doses of w yVS 9J 90 29 22 8 75 4 20 NS2 x r hi ¬ foolhardy No 2 Chicago sprmg Not at all he replied 2 reason is I think that women CORN No 2 the real Now from PORK Mess cannot judge distances his earliest youth up a boy is trained LARD Steam BALTIMORE through hls games to accurately meas FLOUR Family ure yardsand feet You will see awoman GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn Mised rush in between two carts wihere a Oats Mixed man could tell you to a certainty that LARD Refined it would be impossible to avoid an ac ¬ PORK Mess quality CATTLE First cident It is just the want of a trainee HOGS iWestern Phila- ¬ ejre that does the mischief INDIANAPOLIS delphia Ledger GRAIN Wheat No 2 OAT-i-N- o ¬ seemed to happen to women and could Winter he account for it were they more FLOUR Wheat patents GRAIN No red I that most of the b4 bicycling accidents LARD 8 25 4 15 4 50 875 CHICAGO to 88 7S 22 w Ayers Cherry Pectoral More particulars about Pectoral in Ayers Curebook Sent free J C Ayer Co Iovell Mass 100 pages w 784 22 7 75 3 90 4 50 16tf 80 92tf 4 85 92 a 27ifc 24 9Yi 11 274 25tf 00 AiTIC LCUREGOHSf iMfflON 9ifrM2Twftb SO 10 85 4 00 3 75 4 35 3 90 88 20J4 18H W i is hard Poak The way of the transgressoj Its His Relatives That Catch It Oats Corn No No 2 mixed 2 mixed LOULSVILLE -- ii i Joak True but the trouble is its Corn Mixed prenerally nard orksomcbodyeise --H Y - Oats Mixed TORK Mess Truth LARD oteam - FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No- 2 red - 3 75 4 00 85 - 20H 23 7 50 6 00 25 fllJOlUU SO Jr mmAiWmmmmVTa otfwN7MF fSf imu U UflXUiH lOhU tn e aeTcrsrrip or srripcbHt rxnse easy iwtiiralresBltgDie and booklet free id STIBLTKO REMEDY CO flrwTlflu n Xoatreal Caa w r orwirww r- 1 1 m iLlI1 IP to caro ml csc or constipation am nDIIGfiBATC Sam Cfescarftts w w are tlse Ideal Ivstso f I f - w-- Mr 2IT4 V Vi V- - -- O A t- - - m f s Jf -- f ifMWIHi i Iflffl ii r - -- ni 1 BSSSsfl t ifHAT A DOLLAR DID ggW 8 THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY JANUARY 12 1897 W IIHII a - v ISIIMSff M 2 - sjs - i - - -- - WM V THE CHECK SYSTEM An English Visitor Tells the People About WHY IT WAS HOT The Hash Epicures Initial Experience f I f A RlCI i -- CYNIC RECEIVES AN OBJECT UESSON IN CHARITY He Saw Tor Himself How the Otkor Half laves and Learned That All Who Ask For Help Are Not Humbugs The Experience Made a New Man of Him Qne good woman who has devoted amah of her time for several years to the relief of distress among the very poor people of this city succeeded in opening the eyes and likewise the pock etbook of a cynical rich man not many days ago She solicited financial aid from him and doubtless would have t C V met with a brusque rebuff had it not been that her position in society com manded polite consideration As it was the rich man essayed to be patronizing abd said My dear madam I know you try to do good among these that poor people but I can assure you that ur efforts are tiracticallv wasted ley take your money and such cloth- jg and food as you can give them and m chuckle over your gullibility If I can induce a starving creature to chuckle I shall consider the time aid money well spent replied the wpman with a mild tinge of reproof Oh well I suppose that you are bound to keep on wasting your time retorted the rich cynic After a brief pause he continued If you will demonstrate to rue that you can actually re lieve distress with a dollar I will give ¬ the American Way The American constitution has been called a system of checks So in Ameri ¬ can life When you want to travel you give your baggage to the porter of your hotel and he gives you a check in return At the station you reclaim it with the check and pass it in at a coun ter and receive anotner cnecK as you approach your destination another func tionary comes along the train takes your cheok and gives you another check in its place He fishes out your baggage and conveys it to your hotel for a consideration You have left your third and last check at the office of the hotel when you enter it and thence it is delivered up on receipt of the baggage At first you bless this arrangement as the salvation of the traveler After a few weeks of it the tyranny of the check becomes so galling that you begin to long for the fine old English method of dumping down your goods in front of a porter and leaving them to find the way ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ With a Chafing Dish I had heard of chafing dishes for years said Smiley Williams but the one I saw for the first time floored mel completely i t t iS r a chafing dish was some sort of concern I never thought lnnch about the blamed things but somehow I supposed that they grated things in something that rubbed together auJ mashed things The other night though Bolton a Madison street res taurant for dinner You know I always have a sneakingliking for hash of any kind and so does Bolton Bolton order- ¬ ed turkey hash for two and the waiter brought it on in a swell sort of silver dish nearly as tall as a cake basket It had a tight cover and when we opened it it steamed like a 40 horsepower boil TWIN BROTHERS WILL AKE YOU and I went into You would even hail it as themselves a personal triumph if some of your bag- ¬ gage would get lost But it never does Sometimes it arrives late but it always arrives Yet it to you - l X 5 onstrate its usefulness in that direc- ¬ tion Will you come with me said the woman thus challenged The rich man assented and accompanied his philanthropic caller to her coupe Both enter Lo ed the conveyance and were dr the neighborhood of Eleventh avenue and Fiftieth street The coupe stopped in front of an unsightly tenement In silence the man followed his companion up two or three flights of stairs and he soon was standing in- a cheerless room about 12 feet square The floor and the walls were absolutely barren and there were not more than four pieces of furni ture in sight One was a small stove in which a scant fire was burning A middle aged man lay helpless on a cot and kneeling by him were a boy and a girl so raggedly clad that their white skin was visible through more than one rent A few empty dishes and cooking utensils lying on the floor near the stove told their mute story of destitution The pathetic eagerness with which the three emaciated occupants of the room turned their glances upon the vis itors touched a long dormant chord of the rich mans heart He involuntarily thrust his fingers into his vest pocket but his companion laying a restraining hand upon his arm advanced to the cot and in a delicate and sympathetic manner questioned the sick man regarding himself and his children She ex- plained that their needs had been called to her attention only a few hours before She soon ascertained that there was urgent need of nourishment and bidding her cynical friend to accompany her she hastened to the nearest grocery Frorn long experience the good woman knew just what to purchase for temporary relief in- a case of this kind and within a quarter of an hour a bulky basket was borne up to the desolate room by the grocers boy Speedily the fire in the little stove began to throw out comforting heat and by and by the grateful odors of cooking were diffused Then with the assurance of another visit and more substantial aid the dis pensers of good cheer left the poor f am ily to their unexpected enjoyment Bo you think that charity was well asked the woman as the bestowed coupe bore them swiftly away from the tenement district Yes indeed I do replied the man Trith a suspicious tremor in his voice Well there is a list of what I bought together with the prices con tinued the woman handing a bit of paper to her companion He took it and read ¬ ¬ - just as often as you can dem ¬ They who have to do with bag- ¬ gage see to that You very soon discover why Americans carry their goods in ironclad trunks and why it is madness for anybody to do anything else I started out like an idiot with a new leather portmanteau They ripped the stout brass lock off the first week it seldom arrives in the shape in which it started if that is any consolation ¬ ¬ -- ¬ not for plunder apparently but simply because it is the tradition of tho service They punched it and kicked and danced on it In softer hours when literary inspiration came they wrote on it My portmanteau today is an epitome of the political sentiment of the United States from New York to San Francisco As a historical document it is beyond price and I am contemplating the gift of it to the library of congress at Wash- ¬ ington As a portmanteau it has both feet in the grave The system of checks is not confined to travelers luggage The conductor of the train passes carelessly to and fro asking for your ticket and giing you a check in return or asking for your check and returning your tioket If ou hand your stick to a boy in a hotel while you write your name in the register he dashes off to stow it away in some secret place and returns triumphant with a check In the very hotel bar er blowing off I loaded up Boltons plate and in the first pass at it he took the skin off his tongue it was so hot Just like these infernal places Bolton growled Anything youve got to eat is blistering hot while coffee is always stone cold After awhile Bolton took some more hash and burned his tongue again Holy Moses he said whats got into that hash I told him nobody was expected to know anything about restaurant hash especially the fellow who was eating it but he wasnt satisfied Well we kept on eating hash until we had enough And do you know that hash left in the dish was hotter than it was at the start Well said Bolton I wouldnt have believed my eyes but with most of the skin off my tongue Ive got to give it up Then he called the waiter Say he said in a low tone Ill give you a quarter if youll tell me what in blazes is the matter with that Y want to be happy and make all your friends happy Then come to TWIN BROTHERS to make your selections of Christmas presents We have the largest grandest and prettiest stock of holiday goods ever displayed in Paris We are giving goods away you might say so low are we selling them To Do you A make room we have decided to sacrifice our immense stock of MENS AND BOYS OVERCOATS CLOTHING LADIES JACKETS AND CAPES CQMFOHTS BLANKETS BOOTS SHOES ETC r i j ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ 25jounds coal STSundles kindling ft 1 Half pound tea 21oave3 bread 2 pounds oatmeal Spounds beef for stew Half pound sugar Gallon kerosene oil Measure potatoes lquart milk Small bag salt 1 box matches Total 20 05 15 08 08 14 05 10 08 01 02 01 100 ksrv VH tS Without a word the rich man took a dollar from his pocketbook and handed it to the good woman The next day ahe received from him a check for one thousand times that amount New York Times One Trait of American Character There is one trait of our national character which foreigners can never comprehend and that is our unshakable faith in our ability to come out all We stand idly and right in the end more or less indifferently by and allow a country to be pushed to the verge of a financial or political precipice under the impulse of some kind of popular craze or another entirely confident that jpist before it slips over we can take hold of it and pull it back We have done this agahymd again and nothing Sfittns to shake our faith m our abrlity te repeat the operation whenever occa- ran arises It costs us enormously not aly in reputation but also in m- uey and retards our growth and progr- s s in thousand ways but nothing uieeiy uo cure us ot me naDic unie s jc bq a gseat national calamity duo tc our failing in some crisis to take Urm plckly enough Century - Enunciate Very Plainly Many people and I am sorry to say some teachers of the deaf fail to realize in practice at least that speech is not when you buy sevenpence haporth of as clearly visible to the eyeasitjis audi- ¬ whisky you get a check and walk two ble to the ear and think that by speak ¬ yards across the bar to pay at a desk ing slowly word by word and opening of the check is at their mouths to the widest extent they But the apotheosis Niagara When you go down to the will render the task of the speech reader Cave of the Winds you strip off all easier As a matter of faot they render your clothes and leave them as well as it all the more difficult- A child in your valuables in a tin box with the school may learn to understand a teach- ¬ attendant Then you go down to battle er who mouths his words in this man ¬ with the cataract attired only in a suic ner but this ability is of no value to of pyjamas a suit of oilskins and a him when he leaves school Indeed per- ¬ check lashed around your neck and ris- ¬ fectly natural deliberate speech ij easier ing and falling with the beating of to understand than the exaggerated your heart No wonder the American form of articulation which people are speaks of death as handing in his apt to use the moment they know they checks It is only by death that he can are talking to a totally deaf person rid himself of them London Mail People who depend entirely --upon their speech reading for understanding A Wonderful Avenue others have requested me when introMagnolia avenue which has been the ducing them to strangers not to say pride of Riverside from its founding that they were deaf because they find and which has won a national reputa ¬ it easier to read the lips when the per- ¬ tion as a boulevard has had two de- ¬ son speaking is not aware that he is Be- ¬ fects The streets leading to it were ing understood in that way I have in usually dusty and disagreeable while my acquaintance a young man educated the darkness of the avenue owing to the wholly by this method who travels a dense foliage of the overhanging pepper great deal and pioks up acquaintances trees made it a rather dismal evening on the steamer or on the train just as drive All that is at an end It is now people do who possess all their faculties possible to drive from the heart of town I have in mind also a congenitally over macadamized streets perfectly free deaf girl of 14 who is not considered from dust and mud direct to the peer- ¬ unusually bright yet whose speech is less Magnolia avenue and if the drive clearly intelligible to strangers after be taken in the ovening arc lights are the first ten minutes who is intelligent encountered every 800 feet giving on the topics of the day and whose splendid illumination When the ave larger and more conversational repernue is reached there is presented such tory is much larger and more entertain- ¬ a sight as few if any towns possess ing than that of many young ladies of The electric poles are but 124 feet apart 20 and over that I have met in metroand from these brackets project about politan society John Dutton Wright three feet From each bracket hangs a in Century cluster of three incandescent lights cov- ¬ ered with a reflector which throws the The Captain Told Him light on to the driveway touring through An Englishman As one stands at one end of this row America went on board a steamer late of lights but four or five of them can be one night and on the following morning distinguished as individual lights the after walking on deck and looking remainder forming a continuous chain around him he stepped up to the cap- ¬ of fire which seemingly stretches away tain and asked I beg your pardon but for untold miles beneath the verdant would you kindly tell me what lake canopy of the arching pepper trees Im on Modern as is the scene it impresses the The Lake Huron replied the cap- ¬ beholder as an oriental fantasy worthy tain and turned away of the Spanish Moors The imagined The Englishman looked puzzled for a extent of the wondrous chain of fire moment and then following the caphowever is in a degree an optical illu- tain began again I beg your pardon sion Instead of being miles in length you said it is but a little over a mile Instead of Its the Lake Huron roared the there being unrold thousands of lights captain thinking the man was deaf one is amazed to learn that there are persisted the passen- ¬ Yes I know but 150 suspended from but 50 poles ger but whats the name of the lake Los Angeles Times that Im on ¬ - Read every line in this advertisement it willadvise where to buy and save Big Bargains in Opes that were 8200 now 95c 250 now 12 5 350 now 195 500 now 250 600 now 300 750 now 425 900 now 500 1000 now 625 1250 now 700 1500 now 750 Jackets that were 300 now 200 450 now 225 500 now 2o0 600 now 325 750 now 375 850 now 425 1050 now 525 1200 now 595 1500 now 698 Q 3P3 Giving away Overcoats and Ulsters that were S300nowl95 500 nov 275 750 now 375 1000 now 50041250 now 700 1500 now 800 2000 now 998 hash Make your Christmas selections from our beautifurtstockpof silk handkerchiefs linen handkerchiefs K Beg pahdon sah cuff tt What keeps that hash so all fired initial handkerchiefs mufflers fine hosiery fine gloves fine jewelry fine garters neckwear fine shirts buttons ear rings stick pins hair pins fine purses silk umbrellas kid gloves fine plush cases brush and hot comb sets water sets mirrors boas perfumes glove cases Why sah thats a chafing dish Toys dolls carriages wagons baby houses dishes drums chairs guns ships desks watches tam- ¬ sah reaus trumpets dancing Thats how I found out that a chaf- bourines accordions vases sideboards carts sleighs trains bed steadscradles ing dish is a silver fruit stand with a figures whips games puzzles rockers wheelbarrows Chicago Record Big Bargains also in MENS and BOYS SUITS fire built under it Free Free Wje give a Large Handsome Framed Picture when your purchase amounts to 1000 SPEAKING TO THE DEAF We give Coupon lickets with everything you buy oi us no matter how small Remember the place to save money is at A Mistake Is Often Made In Trying to Zl ¬ TW3Kr BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST brother JZT - PARIS EY A v -- 8 v mww MSWtfBaaHAMSSSSSMSfVBVBaSSSnsSWBBBWBHtogBSBSt ASSIGNEES SALE Lp k SALES AGENCY H w p Co 7 w The Gioe TAILING flNflNHATI mininn ¬ illllll ilSlili if lifiiiifi Bourbon Circuit Court N S Brooks Plaintiff vs ay rSCKY i i iir ggJVEBsiTY J ifDDPJS I R Best etc Defendants WILBUR R SMITH PRESIDENT LEXINGTON KY By virtue of a judgment of sale made successful graduates In and entered in the above styled case on EkeiereiLCe eluding 100 in Banks Atrard offor Book and Diploma at Worlds Meial keepinp etc the 17th of December 1896 1 will on Exposition A Thorough Influential and Honored College of - mWiMm WmMt il I ¬ ¬ ¬ Hundreds students in attendance the past year from 20 states of Book keeping Business Course Penmanship Commercial 091 Business Arithmetic consists Law Merchandising Banking Joint Stock Manufacturing Lectures Business Practice sell at public out cry to the highest bid- ¬ Mercantile Correspondence etc including Cost der at 230 p im on the premises Tuition of Full Business Coursenice family Stationery and Board in a that certain tract of land lying on about 890 Shorthand Typewriting and Telegraphy the Ardery Turnpike within one mile of are specialties have special teachers and¬ Millersburg the property of I R Best rooms and can be taken alone or with the Busi ness Course Special department for ladies and particularly described as follows Situations The demand for our graduates in Beginning at a stake in the old dirt different departments of this College has exroad leading from Paris to Millersburg ceeded its supply the location of Prof Smiths Iiexineton Ky College and corner to J A Miller and Mrs climate is noted for its healthfulness and fine Champ thence with said road in the ible by itshas 25 churches and 11 banks Accessmany railroads Ho vacation middle thereof S 89 W 12 poles S 74 ful For circulars Enter now Graduates success address its President W 56 poles S 83 W 28 poles S 77 W 74 poles S 70i W 3072 poles to a stake WILBUR R SMITH Lexington Ky in S Colvilles line and corner to Mrs iulm iu I 1 1 i v -- -- I u v Wfc 3SP iX j ¬ ¬ Merchant Tailoring Department We guarantee fit and workmanship ¬ ¬ i j - tuis a myth nor a show person but a solid private reality that I have seen Her fatness weighed upon her so she went to a physician to be rid of some of it He drew wo a careful dietarv Sho was to eat dry toasfej plain boiled beef et0 and to return in a monfch to report re ¬ duGfci0n At the end of the month she could hardly get through the doctors doorway He was aghast Did you eat x told ym he asked whafe RQiigi0ns iy His brow wrinkled itself Sudden Jy be had a flash of in3piration Any- tnig else he asked My ordinary meals The Forco of Eabit On the day before the esecutio H M D Spirit These first last and all Acting under said order I will be re- the time forever Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati quired to take from the purchaser bonds Ohio The Lake Huron shouted the cap- for the amount of 324132 and interest Daily by mail - 6 a year How She Dieted gross from Dec 6 1896 due and payable to Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Mi I Zangwill at a dinner of the tain incensed at what he thought Daily Sundayby mail 8 a year S Brooks six and twelve months Maccabees told the following story stupidity and he turned away to relieve at one date and day of sale and bonds due hands TUESDAY JAN 12TH 1897 The fat girl of 0 gentlemen is not himself by railing looked of thepuzzled frompayable to Mollie E Bryan for and more The Englishman The Sunday Sun ¬ ¬ 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 81f E 76 poles to a stake in J A Millers line thence N pers C AS A DANA Editor 141 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 same land conveyed to American Idea the American I R Best by R T Milam and wife THE SUN Pants to orders 850 up Suits to order 1250 up Leave your measure rr-VT-in 701 703 Main Street Paris Ky Bros V at L OPTICIAN Landman NT than ever I The lake youre on is the lake youre on Of course it is The lake Im on cant help being the lake Im on What impertinence Let me look in my guidebook Perhaps that will tell me It did tell him and then the humor of the situation suddenly dawned upon him London Tit Bits 1 ¬ To Keep Oranges Fresh 1 j i London Bridge ¬ London bridge is constructed of r li iio and is considered among the ft dooidman 4io je ipeciraens of bridge architecture VVil just askbim if he w tjresent structure was comment in 1824 and completed in seven years at coJlr a bill and if he does tell cairi iiusrow n Strand Magazi cost of over 250000 -- keeper informs the doomed man visitor wishes to see him v Do you lnow who Ijo is as glass jar with white sand that has been previously dried in the oven the around each orange and with a thick it a layer over the tpp the to to To keep oranges or lemons fresh for any length of time select firm ones wrap each one in soft paper put it in a The wheat fly is said to have been nearly as destructive to the wheat crops of this country as the Hessian fly returning every second Tuesday in each 11227 payable in six and twelve months day and date or sale or tne pur-¬ is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in month from the world Optician La ndman chaser may pay cash to said Brooks for ifrjSWSSSSsSJWcg to the said Price 5c a copy By mail has been visiting this 2 a year the amount of her claim and city regularly forjover Bryan for the amount of her claim at Address THE SUN New York five years and has ad- ¬ purchasers option For the residue of justed glasses to the the purchase money above the claims of eyes of the best people purchaser will be Brooks and Bryan the to me six of Paris and Bourbon required to give bond payable County and has proven himself com- ¬ and twelve months after date or pay petent thorough reliable and honest cash at purchasers option You can get Landmans glasses from Clark Clays drugstore between his This tract of land is one of the best visits and when he makes his regular to be found in Cen-¬ for small farming visit he will examine your eyes thorough- ¬ tral Kentucky The soil is of the Cane ly and make any change necessary to Ridge variety exceedingly productive give satisfaction Examination free of It is within one and one half miles lo- ¬ References Drs W J Fithian village of schools and Millersburg a Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C cated upon a good Turnpikp road D Cram of Paris Prospective purchasers by calling upon Mr Frank Insko now residing on the ONLY place will be shown over the farm t Cincinnati Weekly HARMON STITT - Assignee of I R Best In 27 days a letter fromNew Yorjs f A TrFoBSYTkTAuctr- - r will be delivered in Hongkong V Commercial Tribune Stable For Rent stable 50c A Year EOOMY rent for centrally terms reasonable lodated COMMERCIAIi TimiUNECO Cincinnati O Apply at The News office for further particulars 27nov tf f r- V

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