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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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TH F BOURBtN NEWS CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners FEINTED EVERY TUESIJAYAND FRIDAY Established feb i 1881 SEVENTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON 005 KY FRIDAY JANUARY 22 1897 8L MILLERSBURG NO 7 4 KISERTON NEW YEAR Everybody V 1897 News Notea Gathered In And About The Some Neighborhood News Prepared Fop M Your Perusal ftBurjff Mrs Andy Skillman is very ill with Mrs Jeff Xfceivi8 ill with la grippe pneumonia Born JTofjthe wife of T Hudson a Can Get Bargains gnest At Our Cut PriCe Sale This Month famiyof her brother H H Hunt and Mr Thos McClintock sold eight To reduce stock before taking inventory we will offer broke mules to Caruthers Beard of ft the entire line of Chamber Suits Parlor Suits Brass and Lexington Miss Lizzie of Iron Beds Carpetings and Rugs Wall Papers Draperies the guest of JeffersonMrs Lexington is M J Caldher aunt etc at reduced prices well near town Sale will be continued through January Splendid Mr M H Current and Mrs Minnie Bargains in each department Inspection cordially invited Rale visited Mr Dave Judy at Lexing ton the first of the week Mrs Sue Sandusky visited friends in aaugnter w Paris Tuesday Lafe Cunningham sold his tobacco in Prof Reynolds Best has resigned his Louisville average of 4J cents position in the Training School All the children of this community Mrs Fannie Porter has returned from who have bieii afflicted with chicken Carlisle after an extended visit pox have about recovered aCiss Annie Gault and Miss Clift of Mrs Minerva McKimey sold some Mason are guests of Miss Lula Hunter fine young turkeys last week the gob ¬ Mrs Tenny Day of Brooksville is the blers averaging 17 pounds and the hens I 12 pounds an HERES YQUR CHANCE We intend to reduce our stock because we are move to a different store room going--to I U VI t ft j Mrs WmfBarnes stepped on a rusty nail whichf penetrated her shoe and went halflwa through her foot making a painful vround See advertiseinentrin another column of W 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 everything is offered for less money than ever before 1 ¬ ¬ BROWER Carpets Furniture Wall Papers Draperies PRIDE OF PA RIS nataLn tiX Mr John W Boulden of Maysville was the guest of his brother Squire R B Boulden Wednesday market theiitobacco Miss Katie McNamara of Paris is the guest of her aunt Mrs A For Sale Sixteen toll houses and McNamara near town lots will behold by the County at the T A and Banks Yimont will open a court houseywloor at eleven oclock a saloon to morrow in the Morford room m on February 1st near the Beeding House Hymen has moved his dry goods store to Flemingsburg Mr Walter Smedley and wife will move to Carlisle Mr J Smith Clarke will run as depu ¬ ty on the ticket with Messrs Brutus Clay and George W Judy for Sheriff About 75000 pounds of tobacco have been sold here this week to St Louis agents at prices from 8 cents to 2 cents Would like to have a good home for a colored girl who is about 9 yrs old Her guardian is willing to bind her to any good person Apply to T M Pur nell black horse mule with work marks in good order Cwner can have same by proving and paying all bills at livery Btable of John V Ingels We wish to sell our meat store fix- ¬ tures including a full set of shop tools blocks refrigerator etc also wagon and slaughter house Apply to H H a h The First J Send your order to Oscar Battle Miller Hutchisonj Ky agent for Bour ¬ bon county tf Your correspondent was in error in reporting Messrs A W Cunningham and Wm Rese in Cincinnati last week as they didnt go until Tuesday to Bryans new book m hi lis Furnishing andTailoringCo H S STOUT Manager Wm M Hukill Jr Cutter Y uJ S New Portrait 12 1897 The Best J J The Whitest Purest and T C amaEaMM PARIS MILLING CO Ask Your Grocer For It Stray I have Take No Other SACK EVERY GUARAST EED DR MOTTS Conway Co Mental Worry excessive use of Tobacco or Opium which lesfi to Con sumntion and Insanity With everv SS order we eive a written imnr anteeto cure orref undtheiraoReyjtSW boxs LWBSORB i AND AFTEa USING zor ijuLtiJHLAVj3Juiu devemndjUhlo aix Rev E G B Mann of Paris and Rev J W Mitchell of Mt Sterling cash tf The great remedy for nervous prostration and all nervous diseases of assisted Rev Britt this week in the the generative organs of either sex such as Nervous Prostration Fall protracted meeting at the Methodist ing or Lost Manhood Impotency Nightly Emissions Youthful Errors NERYEEDiE PILLS pictures and to introduce them will make the following offer until Feb 15th reaches the principal cities of the South with a service of superbly appointed 1897 through trains Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars through to Harriman Chatta- ¬ will make half dozen of my best nooga Attalla Birmingham Tuscaloosa Meridian New Orleans Atlantr Macon I cabinets Ena one size 16x20 inches and Jacksonville Through Sleeping Cars to Knoxville Hot Springs above described portraits with mat completefpr 6V You are not com- ¬ and Asheville and from Chattanoogo to Jackson Vicksburg Monroe Through Tourist Sleepers to Los Angele and pelled to buy frame from me but I can and Shreveport tt JpWrE sell you frames cheaper than anybody jrnia jgwpl W Sau Francisco Choice of Routes to Texas Mexico and Calif quality considered Call and see these via New Orleans or via Shreveport portraits Jjjji espectf ully Short Line from the Blue Grass Cities to Cincinnati L Grinnan Jp Free Parlor with every accommodation to patrons 12jan lmo JPhotographer Cars Lexington to Cincinnati Cafe Parlor and Observa We areWotverstocked on childrens tion Cars between Cincinnati Lexington and shoes Yoffer special inducements on the best rmakes until January 1st for Chattanooga I am introducing a new portrait made by a new process It is finer in finish than a largiphotograph made from life which coulfinot be produced for less than ten dollars is beautifully colored in water cojprs and will never fade I propose o make just fifty of these lHI Paris Ky January the Queen Crescent Sf fg -- T i m Church ow aiuiiis akSa-iK-pelOX- 1 For Sale By W T Brooks Druggist wmwsgsmaamtoeiaAfMxss SeeradvOTtisemtmin at eleven odockfaT of W J Bryans new booknThe First Send your order to Cscar m on February 1st Battle TvlMlai HnMhionn TC rr orvsvnt V Yesterdays Temperature 2 - - For SiStihr Sixteen ijir r- - gS Davis Thompson JUS S Isgrig and Chas Div Pasar AgU W Zel CindnTUiti 0 W O Q P Binearson A Cincinnati O tollthouses N aV court-houseXtlrib- D-i-- n xtffr ASSIGNEES NOTICE - i The citizens of Millersburg have an The following is the temperature as artistic treat in store in Miss Margaret noted yesterday by A J Winters Co Ingels costume recital Tuesday night at of this city against A the opera house Miss Ingels rare 7 a m 34 ALL persons having claims J Gassigned estate of talent as a reader combined with gen ¬ 35 8 a m Smedley are requested to present them uine historic ability and pretty costumes 9 a m 36J at once properly proven as required by insures those who attend a pleasant 11 a m 38 undersigned or their at law to the evening Her rendition of Madge 12 m 37 tornev Harmon Stitt 40 2p m is not generally known that persons Brierly is alone worth the price of ad- ¬ It A SMEDLEY mission 3 p m Millersburg should compli- ¬ 40 Assignees desiring to make small payments down ment her with a B D SMEDLEY J handsome audience 5p m 38J 27nov tf and the balance afterwards can secure 36 7p m CARLISLE the best pianos Small Payments s - y ASSIGNEES NOTICE persons having claims against assigned estate of A O Ball are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or his attorney Har ¬ Steinway Hazelton ALL Smith Gabler Barnes mon Stitt Pianos may be bought in this way A small payment down the Piano delivered when desired and deferred payments arranged to suit buyer Pianos old and new of any makes taken in exchange 27nov tf PERRY JEFFERSON Assignee ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL Harmon Stitt 27nov tf persons having claims against assigned estate of M H Cur ¬ 121 rent are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or his attorney Ernest Urcfas and 123 Co West Fourth Street CINCINNATI O H C CURRENT Assignee NOTICE ¬ Im vi - to law and leave them with the undersigned or at the office of Stitt Paris Ky ALL persons having claims Ragainst Harmon knowing themselves indebted to Best assigned estate of I Those are requested to present them at once the estate will please settle promptly properly proven as required by law to and avoid suit the undersigned J M VIMONT Assignee Joshua Barton HARMON STITT Assignee 15nov tf 27nov tf Millersburg Ky ALL persons having claims against estate Joshua ASSIGNEES NOTICE Barton willassignedprove theofsame acplease cording terest in the meeting Sunday the Lords Supper will be observed The Mercury says During the past week there has been received by our warehouses about 300000 pounds of tobacco On Friday and Saturday there were at one time forty leaded wagons standing on our streets and many of them had to remain over Sunday Died At her home in this city on Tuesday morning the 19th inst Mrs W T Bockner after a lingering pain-¬ ful illness Burial in the Carlisle ceme- ¬ tery after services at the house by Rev C F Oney Wednesday morning Sev- ¬ eral relatives and friends from a distance were present Special Notice Of C O From Nicholas County Precincts The Northeastern Medical Association met here yesterday Born To the wife of Clay Henry nee Minnie Campbell on the 16th inst a son Dr Grimes and R P Sparks are making some additions to their resi- ¬ dences Married At Rev Milton Manns on the 15th inst Mr Geo C Myers and Mrs Sarah J Curry Died On the 18th inst at home of parents on Ed Secrest farm infant child of Mr and Mrs Fred Downing Dr McElroy is drawing large audi- ¬ ences day and night to the Presbyterian Church and there is a very marked in- ¬ News Called particulars Apply at The News office for further 27nov tf ROOMY rent for reasonable terms Stable For Rent stable centrally located 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 ever done The best goods low prices and attractive designs did the work For the coming year you may expect to see my establishment filled with the best the mar ket sup plies My¬ prices will always con form with the quality of the goods shown and taking quality for quality my quotations will be as low as the lowest J T HINTON ¬ SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE Land OF I Bourbon Circuit Court ys John Ro3eberry Trustee etc Plaintiffs Roseberry Rogers etc Defendants By virtue of an order of sale in the above styled action rendered at the November Term of the Bourbon Circuit Court the undersigned Special Commis- ¬ sioner will on WEDNESDAY JAN V 27TH 1897 ¬ ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL Railroad persons having claims against assigned estate of James H Letton are requested to present them at W MILLER has received once properly proven as required by OSCARexclusive agency for this and law to the undersigned or his attorney adjoining counties for the sale of Harmon Stitt Bryans new book entitled The First L M GREEN Battle It is written in Mr Bryans Assignee 27nov tf best style clear concise and logical His inspiring language full of keen satire and brilliant rhetoric will charm interest and instruct not only those who were his most devoted followers but also his most ardent opponents The persons having claims against books contains about 600 pages printed assigned estate of J J Peed from large clear type with 32 full page are requested to present them at once ¬ illustrations a magnificent colored verified as required by law to the under presentation plate and an autograph signed or their attorneys J Q Ward preface handsomelv bound m cloth r nair morocco or run morocco at 175 or Harmon Stitt 225 and 275 each Mail orders will AsslSJiee5 receive prompt attention Address J D PEED The First Battle has made concessions which will be thoroughly appreciated by the holders of 1000 and 2008 mile books in travel- ¬ ing between Washington and Cincin- ¬ The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway SIDES VOTE nati Hereafter when the distance traveled is over 450 miles the first train O will detach collector on the C 450 miles of coupons and issue in ex¬ change ticket good all the way through from the starting point to destination providing that East bound the diatance is 450 miles or over including but not beyond Washington City ALL Popular Shoes At Popular Prices Quality and workmanship the best that money can buy Our 190 shoe for ladies is a beauty tucky about the hour of 11 oclock ex¬ pose to public sale for the purpose of reinvestment the following tract of land lying in Bourbon County Ken ¬ tucky Beginning at 10 a point in the center of the Parker Stand Road then N 350 E 6656 poles to 2 an angle in dirt road tnence N 3946 W 7752 poles to 3 in center of dirt road and corner to Wm Tarr then with said Tarr line S 4819 W 14968 poles to 4 a stone corner to said Tarr then N 40 W 56 100 poles to 5 a stone corner to same then S 49 1 W 2792 poles to 6 a stone in Tarrs line theuS 225E 5800 poles to 11 and cor- ner to lot No 2 then N 7459 E 16524 poles to the beginning containing one hundred and ten acres and thirty two poles of land Terms Said property will be sold on credits of six and twelve months for equal parts of the purchase money The purchaser will be required to exe ¬ cute bonds payable to the undersigned with good surety to be approved of by him bearing interest from date until paid at the rate o 6 per cent per an¬ num and having the force of a judg¬ ment at the Court House door in Paris Ken 31 f - J X - t 1 iiTTj V V -- 1 7 THOMAS FISHER A Special Commissioner lit McMillan Talbott Attorneys G R Doehrer Auctr rs r 20nov 3mo Oscar W Miller Hutchison Ky EION CLAY 5 - f v zM- - Sfe n 1 F7J -- T V f r - e MWf t r S T C TEE BOURBON NEWSKIDAY JANUARY 22 Diversity of opinion Xtegarding th Probablo Fate In Congress f the Arbitration Treaty Betweeu Eng land and Undo Sana Washington Jan 19 Mr Wecfego of New York chairman of the execu ¬ -- 18b7 i i 1 jp JEi sm- EX PRESIDENT H AJtRISON In THREE NEGROES Lynched- - by a Mob Near Amite City ¬ A A MAGAZINE itrH 4 JM i J 1 if iwiiTr V H II Pnpf r Mi -- s3 - k- CI raf 15 for the Murder of a Family Pounds oi New Orleans Jan 21 During the Containing Cver 50000 Exploives Lets Go rainstorm a mob of 200 broke ihto Amite city jail Tuesday night ThTey tive committee appointed at the inter and Arbitration secured John Johnson Arch Joiner Two Negroes Are Reported Dead and eign relations committee Wednesday national peace and arbitration confer On the Cuban QuestionNothinjr to Say Several Other Persons Mangled The and Gus Williams Negroes Williams Treaty Harrison Has and was questioned closely as to the ence held in Washington last yearwaa Terrific Explosion was Distinctly Ho Has Not Been Tendered the Posi¬ was lynched in front of the jail general scope of the arbitration treaty Heard Seven Miles Away in the city Monday endeavoring- to f ur tion of Ambassador to England proceeded mob then and the with Great Britain Mr Olney stated therthe ratification of the arbitration from Amite with the other tyo arbitration treaty pending in thesenate Monday Mobile Ala Jan 20 About 2 that it did not include the and was so Washington Jan 20 Ex President At mob with midnight the doctrine of the Monroe morning- he had an interview with Sen- Benjamin Harrison accompanied by the passed Independ- oclock Tuesday afternoon the planing understood by this government and prisoners ator Sherman chairman of the com- ¬ ex Attorney General Miller ariived ence At 3 a m Johnson was burned mill of the Dixie Mill Co located in dispute mittee on foreig n relations and later here at 6 oclock Tuesday evening at the stake and Joiner was shot to about five miles above the city on the Great Britain The matters provisions The best in fact the One True Blood Purifier he visited the capitol to confer They have apartments at the Arling death at Tickfaw La Johnson was Mobile river caught fire and was that would come under the as might DJIIc are the only pills to take with other members of the committee ton and although Mr Harrison did the self confessed murderer of Mr and totally destroyed The fire spread to of the convention were such under in- ¬ liUUU tr 4115 with Hoods Sarsaparilla or Inquiry as to the result of his labors not register his presence soon became Mrs John Cotton Mrs Agnes bteven the dry kiln and it was also consumed grow out of treaty rignts showed that there was wide diversity known and many personal friends and son Miss Lizzie Miller and Mervin with a large quantity of lumber both ternational law At the conclusion of Mr Olneys ar A Prompt Answer of opinion as to the probable fate of politicians called during the evening Miller on September 25 while the fam ¬ in the kilns and in the yard The gument he was asked what objection Washington Post tells this story the treaty although the impression They were hacked to death plant was valued at about 50000 and there could be to the insertion of a of The Wallace S Jones United States The ex president greeted a reporter ily slept Col seemed to prevail that it must be of the United Associated Presses very with an ax was insured for about 25000 clause relative to the Monroe doctrine consul general at Home Italy now on amended before consent to its ratifica- cordially putting aside an uncom- ¬ During the progress of the fire Ope of the family lived long enough understood the Col Jones is tion could be procured Secretary 01 pleted brief in a law case which he to tell that it was Johnsons work He sparks from the mill set fire to the city if both governmentsthis question it is a visit to this country subject alike but to a Floridian and has been in the consu¬ ney will appear before the committee will argue before the supreme court was caught miles away and tempora- ¬ magazine which is located across the understood Mr Olney gave no specific lar service in Italy for the last ten the1 on foreign relations Wednesday ta Wednesday rily lodged in New Orleans jail for Louisville Nashville track from resi- answer He a gentleman of wit tact oclock argue favorable action on the treaty I have come said he to appear safekeeping Johnson never denied mill plant and about 5startled by a Tn ftlnhnratincr his statement that yearscultureis and his ability to make and Correspondence Sent to the Senate in a law case before the supreme court his crime He blamed Joiner Tuesday dents of this city were the Monroe doctrine would not come ¬ Amitfeo tremendous explosion which broke within the terms of the general treaty a happy response at the right time In response to a resolution the presi and did not register not that I want Johnson was returned to dent Monday transmitted to the sen- ¬ to travel in hiding but in the hope Wednesday morning he was tor- ¬ glass in many houses in the city and in of arbitration Mr Olney told the com- brought him into the good graces o ate under the seal of an executive doc- ¬ that I might have more time to give to tured and burned to death in Summerville nine miles from the scene mittee that it is well understood Queen Margherita on his first appear ¬ work on the ument the correspondence leading up mv case front of the home of the Cotton of the explosion Men atwere almost bv the negotiators of the conven ance at court The queen asked kim to the negotiation of the general treaty family His last words denied tower of the convent What do you think of the arbitra-all questions relating from which state he hailed and on be¬ tion shaken off and in some parts of the to thethat of arbitration between this gonerv tion treaty his statements about Joiner claiming foreign policy of either ing told said that he had often heard ment and Great Britain It was or ¬ named Mc Knight city chimneys were shaken down At government were not intended to be Florida described as a very beautiful I make confidents of friends on such it was a Negro was Yes your majesty dered to be printed and referred to the subjects he replied but am not yet Joiner protested his innocence until the time of the explosion there were included in the terms of the treaty It country committee on foreign relations The ready to take the newspapers into my the last but was shot to death as he 50000 pounds of powder and 300 pounds is understood however that when the prompt reply we call it at homeA the magazine correspondence contains nothing of confidence on this question had once confessed his guilt He said of dynamite stored in was filled with pressed on the subject of the Nicara the Italy of America in the vicinity importance that has not heretofore Mr Harrison said he had no opinion old man Cotton had done him wrong The air guan canal Mr Oiney said that if Deafness Cannot Be Cured ¬ been published and is not very volum to express on the Cuban situation Williams who was first lynched mur- ¬ flying bricks and a number of cottages Great Britain sought to make an issue were blown to pieces by the terrific on that subject growing out of the by local applications as they cannot reach inous The published rumor that he was dered his wife some days ago the diseased portion of the ear There is Ohio Naval Militia Word just received from Amite is to explosion which was distinctly heard terms of the existing Clayton Bulwar only one way to cure deatness and tnat is likely to be tendered the position of Deafuess is Adj Genf H A Axline of Ohio and ambassador to Great Britain was the effect that Johnson was not at Spring Hill seven miles west of the treaty it would probably come within by constitutional remedies ¬ the mob decided to city and at least ten or twelve miles this general treaty under that clause caused by an inflamed condition of the mu-¬ his assistant H B Kiugsley Monday called to his attention and Mr Harri burned but that cous lining of the Eustachian Tube When saw Assistant Secretary McAdoo re son said he had heard of it One re-¬ lynch both Negroes which they did from the explosion which provides for the settlement of this t ibe gets inflamed you have a rumbling The lateness of the hour at which disputes arising between the two gov- ¬ sound or iin peri ect hearing and when it is garding the naval militia of Ohio port he said states that a messenger and then fired 300 shots into their bod- ¬ ¬ and which is to be extended materially had gone to Indianapolis to make the ies It is in a sparsely settled section the explosion occurredmakes the inac- ernments under treaties or other-¬ entirely closed deafness is the result and it unless the inflammation can be taken out say if such was of the state All travel is on foot and cessibility of the place reportsimpos- wise and placed in effective condition on offer but all he could and this tube restored to its normal con ¬ as to sible to verify all the securing the assistance granted by the the case the messenger had missed it is hard to get the exact truth Mr Olney insisted that there was no dition hear ng will be destroyed forever casualties to human life Mr Gwin gound for the fear that the Monroe nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh navy department to other naval re-¬ him IVORY CASE bookkeeper of the Dixie Mill Co doctrine would be attacked It had not which is nothing but an inflamed condition THE serves He declined to discuss either the flying by of the mucous surfaces The Bubonic Plague probability of the tender or its accept- ¬ British Government Withdraws Its Prose- ¬ was slightly Bobhurt for been mentioned in We will give One HundredDollars tor any Knight colored so would have beenthe treaty and to do bricks and Washington Jan 19 Surgeon Gen- ¬ ance if tendered dan- ¬ case of Deafness caused by catarrh that cution and the Prisoner is Discharged unpolitic to have been seriously Mr Harrison will probably start eral Wyman of the Marine hospital London Jan 21 The trial of Ed ¬ is reported same manner The in- gerous lhe provisions of Article VI cannot be cured by Halls Cat rrh Cure in the If he has ward J Ivory the alleged dynamite injured to these two men are the only relative to the method of procedure Send for circulars free Co Toledo O service Monday took action with ref-¬ for home Wednesday F J Cheney erence to the Bubonic plague which is time during the day he will pay his conspirator which began on Monday juries in territorial claims gave assur- ¬ Sold by Druggists 7c that have been verified so widespread in India by issuing a respects to President Cleveland suddenly came to an end Wednesday ones reportedreports to the effect that ance that all the rights of this Halls Family Pills are the best circular letter reimposing at all for ¬ The Carlisles Entertain the Clevelands by the complete collapse of the gov- ¬ but there are were blown to atoms and country in any dispute would PEorLU abuse Washington Jan 20 Secretary and ernments case and the discharge of two Negroes eign ports and places infected or sus- ¬ be carefully guarded That article merely for oftensake of their own relatives¬ having you contra the other persons were en- ¬ stipulates that several pected of being infected with plague Mrs Carlisle entertained the president the prisoner When Justice Hawkins gaged in taking goods to a place of that any award to dict them Washington Democrat the United States quarantine regula- ¬ nd Mrs Cleveland at dinner Thurs took his seat on the bench in the cen- ¬ safety from a store about a block from final must be made by a vote of not tions of 1894 relating to cholera Pas- lay night tral criminal court Old Bailey Wed- ¬ the magazine about the time the ex- ¬ less than five to one in a court consist- ¬ Fits stopped free and permanently cured Dr Klines after first sengers and crews who have been ex- ¬ nesday morning Sir Jtt B Findlay plosion occurred are more or less dan- ing of three American jurists and No fitsNerve Restoi days use oftrial bottle Pardon Denied Houston Whit in p er Free 2 Great posed to infection are to be detained a Washington Jan 20 A pardon has solicitor general who has been con- ¬ gerously injured three Encrlish It could not be con treatise Da Kmni 133 Arch stPhila Pa Olney that two Amer- ¬ period of not less than 15 days from been denied by President Cleveland in ducting the prosecution addressed the said There are two smaller magazines ceived would Mr the English side of audo everything we can We icans the last possible exposure the case of Houston Whiting sen- ¬ court saying that the prosecuting near the large one which exploded the court on join question unless they others should to dissipate the thoughtfor of if only any 1883 to 18 years im-¬ thorities in the case had made the Military Academy Appropriation Bill tenced in June which are said to be filled with explo- were warranted in so doing by the what they omit to do for us N Y Weekly Washington Jan 19 The military prisonment in the West Virginia peni- ¬ discovery that the explosives which¬ sives but in an interview Tuesday were found in Antwerp were purfacts and presentations of the case be academy appropriation bill for the tentiary for murder Pisos Cure for Consumption relieves the of the alleged night John H Moore keeper of the fore the court chased after the date most obstii ate cou lis Rkv D Bucn coming fiscal year was Monday report- ¬ apprehend REVOLTING CONFESSION conspiracy as far as Ivory was con- ¬ magazines said he did not The suggestion was made that a MUU1LEU Lexingtou Mo Feb 24 9 ed to the senate by the committee on any further danger ¬ treaty relative to Some people blameProvidence As passed by the Bam Palatka Admits That He Was the cerned therein and there was no eviappropriations It is said that when the sparks set clause be put in the the Monroe doc that even a very ignorant man for things ¬ of Author of the Cohoba Bridge Disas dence that he was concerned in the fire to would house the bill carried a total of 474 the roof of the large magazine the eliminationcould be no dispute on ashamed of of Washington Democrat bo There- ¬ ter purchase of the explosives trine so there 572 To this the committee added one Atlanta Ga Jan 20 Sam Palat fore he said that portion of the case that the blaze that followed was seen that question in the future It was item of 55000 for the purchase of one ka a fiend in expression revolting in could not be sustained and it was not by some gentlemen who immediately also contended that the isthmus canal Stand straight and strong St Jacobs Maxim semi automatic countenance confesses to having per- ¬ customary to proceed with the trial of ran about giving the alarm and should be reserved in like manner So Oil cures lame back cures promptly firing gun great Cohoba bridge dis- a case upon minor charges after the warned the people living in the cot far as can be learned Mr Olney made A woman sharpens a pencil pigcontoed A bill to provide for a permanent petrated the tages nearby to flee for their lives It census was introduced by Mr Chandler aster which occurred two weeks ago¬ principal charge had been withdrawn is said thatNthe act of these men whose no impression on the committee and it Atchison trio be i Jrep N H and referred to the com in Alabama Stolidly and with im- Justice Hawkins concurred in thejjre names could not be learned saved a is Wednesdar as firmly convinced as Cascarets stimulate liver kidheysndj movable lines of criminal harshness marks of the solicitor general and di ever that the convention requires uoweis rtevcr sickcu wuuKeu uirgriperju uTSU 2jnitteeon census on his face he admits that single rected the ury to find a verdict of not number of lives is f r iiiXGoy Long Goes In the Cabinet Every telegraph wire going north radical amendment before it ratified sent 26 persons to a horrible guilty which was done handed he Washington Jan 21 Anglo Ideas are a capital that bear interest only Washington Jan 19 A private tel- ¬ death and wounded and maimed a out o the city was blown down and Venezueian arbitration The treaty has in the bauds of talent N Y Weekly egram from Boston received Monday score more all business for points north had to go been practically concluded as Sir Ju ¬ REMAINS WILLIS ¬ afternoon by a prominent New Eng Use St Jacobs Oil and say to rheumatism When the disaster occurred lying Arrived at San Francisco From Honolulu by way of New Orleans The Louis- lian Pauncefote is only awaiting a ca- ¬ Will see you later land senator announces authoritative ¬ below hidden behind a convenient ville Nashville track was obstructed blegram from Lord balisbury when he Wednesday On the Way to Louisville ly that ex Gov Long of Massachus- ledge of rock was the relentless by the fire and all trains arriving since and Senor Andrade will sign the dupli- ¬ Ky We all like to put off disagreeable jobs as etts has been tendered and has ac- ¬ wrecker who had ripped a rail from long as possible Washington Democrat San Francisco Jan 21 The re-¬ 2 oclock have been delayed cate drafts and forward them to their cepted the secretaryship of the navy the trestle fastened it across the track mains of the late United States Minisrespective governments The formal MINNESOTA LEGISLATION WiinK bilious or costive cat a Cascarct Partly Unconstitutional and then made his way to where he ter Willis arrived from Honolulu on the treaty may take Washington Jan 19 The supreme could steal from the yet warm bodies the steamer Australia at 9 oclock A Bill Declaring Every Form of Agree ¬ conclusion of the British embassy or cand3 cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 25c place at either court of the United States has decided of the dead and the helpless wounded Wednesday morning ment or Combination to Lessen Trade the Venezuelan legation at any mo The remains Some very trifling people are well posted that part of the South Carolina dispen the money that was to pay were accompanied by Mrs Willis and or Manufacturing Unlawful on Scripture Washington Democrat ment St Paul Minn Jan 20 The most sary law providing for the inspection him for the terrible step Before he her son Albert S They will be taken The next mail to Caracas leaves New Use St Jacobs Oil promptly aud freely of liquor imported into the state to be could get at his victims the live ones to the home of the family at Louis- ¬ inrmortant bill of this session of the York by steamer for Laguayra on the legislature was that introduced Tues and say good bye to neuralgia unconstitutional got up and the crowd came Palatka ville Ky The meas- ¬ 27th inst and it is confidently expectDavid K Francis Nomination Confirmed Ekipped out and later was arrested in Mrs Willis and family were met at day by Senator Sheehan agreement ed that the Venezuelan copy will be The longer a woman has been married tho Washington Jan 19 The senate Putnam county Georgia the steamer by Lieut Bell represent-¬ ure jdeclares every form of or arrange- forwarded then for consideration by larger a dollar grows to her Monday confirmed the nomination of ing Gen Forsythe U S A and by combine trust contract the congress whose advice and consent competiTHE COLLEGES VICTORY Gov Budd ment calculated to lessen David E Francis to be secretary of the Maj Potts representing Natures Detectives trade or manu ¬ aro essential to the ratification Ar Twenty of Them Get a Big Slice of the and by Mr Cooper on behalf of the tion in mercantile interior rangements have been perfected by ¬ When a crime is committed no matter in facturing Fayerwoather Forcnue state department The family was lawful and shall be declared un ¬ President Crespo for the assembling ol what corner of the earth the criminal tries void Minnesota corporQUEENS SPEECH Albany N Y Jan 20 The court driven to the Occidental hotel while to hide he into combinations of congress at such a time that the treaty knows that Opening the Session of Parliament- - of appeals has decided in the Fayer the box containing the late ministers ations entering forfeit their charters can be laid before it as soon as i1 pro bab 1 y Nothing Very Remarkable in the Docu ¬ weather case that the 20 colleges eon remains were left in charge of the this kind shall corporations entering into reaches Caracas and reliance is placed somewhere ment testing the ruling of the executors to customs officers on the dock President and foreign or other on Jan 19 The usual dinners debar them will share in the 53000000 Dole sent no guard of honor and such combinations shall be excluded on prompt action by the legislative London the look out Managers of trusts body on the evening of the meeting of par left to educational institutions is a detective Will Snd Over a Lobby there will be no military display here from the state liament were given Monday night The effect of the decision is to dis- ¬ in deference to Mrs Willis wishes are subject to fines of not less than waiting to Jan 21 The British For London lay his hand Lord Salisburys dinner was given at tribute the 3000000 involved among The party started east on Wednesday 100 nor more than 5000 or impris- eign Arbitration association has in on him onment in the state prison from one structed an American delegate to gc his residence No 20 Arlington street the following colleges in equal pro- nights Central Pacific overland When any to five years in the discretion of the to Washington and present a petition his guests including several unionist portions Amherst Bowdoin Dart¬ disease at- ¬ court peers tand the mover and seconder of mouth Williams WARRANT SWORN OUT Columbia Yale praying that the senate shall confirm tacks man ¬ sti3 m In address in reply to the queens Hamilton Lafayette Lincoln Mary the kind and Galllnrr r for United States Senator treaty the Anglo American arbitration Arrest of the President of the De ¬ hides itself speech opening the session which ville Marietta Jan 20 Each Concord N H Adelbert Wabash For the German National Bank of Louis- ¬ Hinry Delgado Dead funct in the human will be read in parliament Tues¬ Park the Wesleyan University of branch of the legislature took a vivi Washington Jan 21 Consul Genville system no day The speech was read to Rochester Cornell Virginia and Louisville Ky Jan 21 National voce vote Tuesday for United States eral Lee cabled the state departmenl matter how The forecasts the guests of Hampton and the Union Theological Bank Examiner James E Escott Wed- senator for six years beginning March Wednesday that Henry Delgado died obscure or complicated its contents concur in stating seminary Several hospitals and nesday afternoon swore out a warrant 4 1SJ7 In the senate the vote stood Tuesday night Delgado was a New the disease that they are nothing remarkable It charitable institutions in New York for the arrest of James McKnight Jacob H Gallinger of Concord 21 York newspaper correspondent undei may be Na- ¬ will refer in the usual terms to the Ere cut out of benefit by this decisipn president of the German national bank liosea W Parker of Claremont 2 treatment in a Spanish hospital upon ture among peaceful relations of Great Britain with i he vote in which was closed Monday by order of There was one absentee her great whom an operation was performed a Richard K Ken ney Fleeted Senator the other powers and will lay stress force of de ¬ Gallinger 267 few weeks ago in an effort to save his the house resulted Controller Eckels Dover Del n Jan 20 The two tective reme upon the signing of the The warrant charges a violation of Parker 53 Twenty eight republicans dies has one that will eventually hunt down treaty There will be a vague branches of the legislature Tuesday the national banking laws and was and nine democrats did not vote Both life Bis Bid for the Union Pacific and arrest that particular disease t anfi unimportant reference to Turkey morning voted separately for United placed in the hands of Deputy United branches will meet in joint convention Lung and bronchial diseases are among WashingtonJan 21 Attorney States senator and Richard R Kenney and an expression for India in the ednesday to make final General Harmon has gone to New the most baffling complaints which doctors States Marshal Sam Blackburn who at noon to deal with because it isnt the lungs trouble that has befallen her in the the selection of Monday nights demo up to a late hour had been unable to declaration of the vote York to consult about the proposed have ¬ or bronchial tubes alone which are affected cratic caucus received all the votes find Mr McKnight Examiner Scott shape of the plague and famine Men bid to be made for the Union Pacific but every corner of the system furnishes a cast The two branches will vote in will Gon Weyler Starts for tho Front n tion will be made of the not talk about the warrant Mr these elusive reHavana Jan 20 Capt Gen Wey- railroad He will confer with thesyn lurking place for and reappear maladies campaign in the Soudan and to joint session Wednesday Kenney is a McKnight was also president of the They change and dodge organization the suppression of the Matabela revolt free Silverman He so declaredTuesday German Trust and Satety Vault Co ler accompanied by his staff started dicate which committeeto and thea bid about the system under numberless dis- ¬ propose make field at 8 oclock Tuesday morn The four republicans in the senate and guises They are almost always compliin south Africa for which a receiver was appointed for the for the purchasing of the road cated with liver or stomach troubles nerv- ¬ the one republican member of the Wednesday the officers being charged insr The general took a carriage from To Send Corn to India house refused to vote for senator Tues the palace to the outskirts o the city The trip is a result of the cab- ousness neuralgia or general debility The best detective remedy which Nature with mismanagement Tuesday for the Chicago Jan 19 At a meeting day They contend that Dupont is en- ¬ where he mounted a horse and rode in inet meetinghas provided to search out and arrest these Monday of the Methodist ministers it titled to the seat the direction of ban Jose de La Lajas subject was there discussed at perplexing ailments is Dr Pierces Golden Tho XncUy Baldwin Case He was length and decided that the attorney Medical Discovery 21 Tnrlrra to the southeast of Havana an It lays an arresting Sa nt FTtA NfMKPn was decided to co operate in a plan or Mine Workers Appeal for Aid upon poisonous paralyz- ¬ igan ted by Be v R G Hobbs secretary a decision ednesday escorted by several regiments of caval- - general make the trip Mr Harmon hand directly hidingthe the liver and diges ¬ Columbus O Jan 20 The executive Slack rendered in to the cabinet that if the Union ing elements of the Hlinois conference and pastor board of the United Mine Workers of morning in the case ot Lillian Ashley ry ana a ooay guara or xxegro xroops stated organs Pacific was offered for sale under fore t tive gives the blood making glands power into the service of the Centennary church at Jackson- ¬ America has issued a circular stating against E J Lucky Baldwin for S7V recently dra It closure there would be at least one to manufacture an abundant supply of pure 1S ct I U S Senator ville to send corn to the starving peo ¬ that the organization is in financial 000 damages for seduction during the Fairbinbe made highly vitalized blood which ple of India Mr Hobbs has asked the distress and appealing to all miners to trial of which the plaintiffs sister snot Indianapolis Ind Jan 20 The satisfactory bid This will45000000 by red lungs with healthy tissue reinforces feeds if the syndicate and is for farmers in the vicinity of Jacksonville extend such aid as they can to the at Baldwin in court lhe decision is Inuiana legislature Tuesday elected C the sinking fund is included or S28 nerve centres with power and builds the up to make contributions of corn for the strikers in the Jackson and Massillon adverse to the woman but holds that W Fairbanics United States senator to the solid muscular flesh and active energy relief of the famine sufferers and met districts An appeal will be made to Baldwin is the father of her child and succeed Hon D W Voorhees The 000000 if the sinking fund is left out For weak lungs spitting of blood shortness with a ready response the farmers the public in a few days so it is ru¬ is bound by all the laws of morality to democrats cast their votes for Mr It may be possible that even bettei of breath nasal catarrh bronchitis severe figures than these will be secured coughs asthma and kindred affections it even loading the corn on the ears support it Voorhees mored is a sovereign remedy While it promptly Canovas Denies the Report Will Not Act Until Shfrmnn Itesigrnis cures the severest cough it strengthens Antidote for tho Bubonic Plague The Nevada S natorship Muskegon River Gorged With Ice 21 The Daily News Bombay Jan 21 It is announced the system and purifies the blood London Jan New York Jan 20 Gov Bushnell 19 Nov Jan Newaygo Mich Jan 20 The Mus ¬ Senator J P t Cabsox Jones was Monday evening chosen kegon river is gorged with slush ice Thursday published a dispatch from of Ohio in an interview with a re- that Prof Haafkin who has been con republican caucus to for several miles down stream and the Paris saying it is reported tnere that porter of the United Associated ducting a series of experiments in the OPIUM Cored in DRIMENNESS bv the lO toSO Oitv No v till succeed himself in the United States ivater raised two feet Monday night Senor Canovas del Castillo the Spanish Presses Tuesday said he would take treatment of the bubonic plague which Cured DRJ LSTEPHENS LEBANON la OHIO senate There were 38 silver repub- ¬ It is now a foot higher than at any premier has stated to his friends that no action one way or the other to- nas been ravagmg this city tor some DISCOVERY hes licans present of this number Jones 2ime last week and great damage to if Gen Weyler does not succeed in wards the selection of a successor for time past has proved the efficacy oi cases senn dook oi quick reiiet ami cures worst ana received 35 votes and George Nixon mills and bridges seem unavoidable as crushing the revolution in Cuba by the senatorial honors in place of Senator atxenuatea piague virus as an antiaotc treatment lor Dru xesnmoniai sons lO days ii ckkexs Atlanta e Jfree time the rainy season sets in he Can- ¬ Sherman until the resignation of the for the disease The joint ballot will be taken Jhe river is steadily rising three ovas will resign yiJGnTnN KING OF GUMS latter was in his hands Tuesday Piatt Formally Elected Senator Penrose Receives the Majority Harvey Pleads Not Guilty The Orphans Home Fire Albany N Y Jan 21 Both houses Sonator Hansbrouh Rf Electud Harbisbubg Pa Jan 20 Penrose v 19 Wilmington O Jan 21 James Instead of received 42 votes in the senate Black IT D Dallas Tex Jan Jan 20 H C of the legislature met in joint session Bismaeck CURES WHERF AH rSF FArtS Sm five corpses as was at first reported Harvey was arraigned before Judge D Hansorough republican wasJTuesday before noon Wednesday and elected lemocrat received 4 The house vote B Van Eg Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use 15 have been taken out of the ruins of Pelt Wednesday morning and re elected United States senator by a Thomas C Piatt of Oswego Tiogs n timPL gold by drupjista PbI jvas as follows Penrose 168 Black 33 the uckners Orphans home Nine entered a plea of not guilty to tho total of 6S to 25 for W A Bently pop county as United States senator tc anamaker 1 Moorer of Chester pthers were injured lllKfc charge of murdering his wife Ida succeed David B Hill roted for Waaamaker Washington to Argue a Case Be fore the Supreme Court -- ¬ ¬ SECRETARY OLNEY Appears Before the Foreign Relations Committee and Throws Some Ijlght on the General Scope of the Arbitration Treaty Washington Jan 21 Secretary oi Is dangerous We require heat We need pure nourishing blood to keep us warm State Olney appeared before the for Trarm against sickness Good blood is givenand by guard Affe Cold Sarsaparilla n ¬ - - ¬ ¬ Hoods I ¬ Haac ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ -- jfi ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i ¬ ¬ ¬ three-pounder- 5- ¬ v -- ¬ mm r XL A f A -- ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 I -- ¬ ¬ Anglo-America- ¬ Anglo-Egyptia- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ VN td - ¬ ¬ I ¬ npnpQYm i J - tj 4 - - V A t rat I1 -- THE UOURBON NEWS FEXDJY JANUARY 22 1897 A A T1 i -- a HYMN TO TO MORROW ft I 3 V Z r Is Kemember that I have given my word When we needed no hope to borrow too that I would not give you the money Longworth And ever the sweetest thing in life Perhaps not But if he is to know I Through storm or sorrow or bittereBt unless you tell me what it was for will tell you am the person to tell him Very well father I strife Is the hope that enshrines to morrow what it is for when you ask me and T I quite agree with you there and I money shall respect your confidence would advise you to give me the The world may be old And our faith grow cold Now what time said the young It will all be returned to you if you And the blackest of shadows to day en ¬ want it lady looking at her watch ought we to fold Oh I dont care about the money at get an answer from Mr Kenyon But to morrow all Edith I merely of course dont Ah that as I said before no one can To morrow To morrow to see it wasted want tell The way shall be paved with gold And father have you no trust in I suppose then the best plan is to my judgment The day may vanish in pain and grief send the money at once or put it in the The year be sad with the fall of the leaf Well you know I havent much faith way of being sent to some bank in And the night be dumb with sorrow judgment in the mat- ¬ Ottawa Our hearts may be heavy with care or woe in any womans money ter of investing Yes that is the best thing to do Yet ever as drearily on we go We hope for a glad to morrow Trust me this time father I shall although of course if John Kenyon is never ask you for any more not there We may look with scorn The old man went slowly to his desk On to day forlorn If he is not there what shall we do And our souls with the burden of life be wrote out a check and handed it to his I do not exactly know I could cable worn daughter It was for 30000 to Mr Von Brent Von Brent is the ownBut to morrow er of the mine and the man who gave To morrow CHAPTEE XXTII To morrow John the option I do not know how A happier day shall dawn Edith Longworth with that precious far he is committed to the others If - Out to bit of paper in her pocket once more he is as honest is I take him to be he the unknown we swiftly glide Oer the river of life so deep and wide got into her hansom and drove to Wentr will accept the money provided it is And ever new faith we borrow worths office Again she took the only sent in before twelve oclock and then For the way of God is a wondrous way And it leads by the path of the stern to- ¬ easy chair in the room Her face was we shall have the mine Of that I know very serious and Wentworth the mo- ¬ nothing however because I have no day To the edge of a glad to morrow She particulars except Johns cable mes ment he saw it said to himself sage has failed We know not how Have you telegraphed to Mr Ken It shall come but Thou Then I can do no more just now O Lord dost nothing but good allow You will have to yon she asked Yes you can And to morrow Yes out a check for the 25000 You write To morrow Are you sure you made it clear to see this check is crossed and will go To morrow We shall learn the truth which we know him what was wanted Cablegrams into your banking account Another not now are apt to be rather brief check will have to be drawn to get the told him to keep in communication money out Sometimes it seems that the world is dark I All silent the song of the thriish and lark with us Here is a copy of the cable- ¬ Ah I see I have not my check book And vanished all else but sorrow gram here but perhaps you can send this But over the edge of the darkest night Miss Longworth read it approvingly check to the bank and I will return There waits a sunrise serene and bright And life will be glad to morrow but said There wili be time enough I suppose ¬ You have not put in the word an before the closing hour of the bank And so will it be swer Yes there will be plenty of time When the end we see For death means only a life more free No but I put it in the dispatch I Of course the sooner we get the money And to morrow sent I remember that now away the better To morrow Have you had an answer yet I will re turn shortly after lunch To morrow Oh no you see it takes a long time Perhaps you will have heard from Mr Shall be Heaven dear Lord with Thee Ethel M Colson in Chicago Inter Ocean to get there because there are so many Kenyon by then If anything comes changes from the end of the cable to sooner will you send me a telegram the office at which Kenyon is And Here is my address then again you see they may have to I will do that said Wentworth as look for him He may not be expecting he bade her good by of Mine a message in fact he is sure not to be As soon as lunch was over Miss Long A Woman expecting any From his own cable- worth with her check book went again Intervener r ssM88k gram to me it is quite evident he has to Wentworths office When she en- ¬ Robert Ba rrCtt3V3UEfe given up all hope tered he shook his head Show me that cablegram please No news yet he said is hardly Wentworth hesitated It she answered This is terrible Copyright 1895 by Robert Barr couched in language you will like to Suppose he has left Ottawa and start- ¬ read he said ed for home CHAPTEE XXE Continued That doesnt matter Show it to I do not think he would do that Miss Longworth left the office and me I must see all the documents in the Still I imagine he would think there He handed her the paper which was no reason for staying in Ottawa getting into her cab was driven to her case place of business read in silence and gave it back to Nevertheless I know Kenyon well she fathers Well my girl said the old man him without a word enough to believe that he will wait shoving his spectacles up on his brow I knew you wouldnt like it he there till the last minute of the option and gazing at her what is it now some said has expired in the hope that something new extravagance I have not said I do not like it It is may happen He knows of course that Yes father some new extrava not a bit too strong under the circumgance His daughter was evidently stances In fact I do not see how he excited and her breath came quickly could have put it in other words It is She closed the door and took a chair very concise and to the point Yes there is no doubt about that opposite her father Father she said I have been your especially the first three words We are Those are the words that business man as you call me now for cheated make me think Kenyon has given up a long time all hope and so there will be some dif ¬ Yes you have Are you going to ficulty in finding him sjiriker for an increase in salary Did you learn whether money could Father she said earnestly not heeding the jocularit3r of his tone this be sent by cable or not Oh yes there is no difficulty about is very serious I want you to give me some money for myself to speculate that The money is deposited in a bank here and will be credited to Kenyon in with bank at Ottawa I will do that very gladly How theVery well then said Miss Long much do you want The old man his chair round and pulled out worth handing him the piece of paper turned there is the money his check book Wentworth gave a long whistle as he I want 30000 she answered Mr Longworth wheeled quickly looked at it Excuse my rudeness he said I round on her and looked at her in as- dont see a bit oi paper like this every day Thirty thousand pounds father and mine You mean then to buy the Dont spare money on it said the young lady Be sure and make it plain to him J want it now and I want it in cash Yes I mean to buy the mine My dear girl he expostulated Very well but there is 10000 more I shall be doing everything I can in you any idea how inuch 30000 have here than is necessary London and he may have a faint ex-¬ is Do you know that 30000 is a forYes I mean not only to buy the pectation that I shall be able to accom- ¬ tune mine but to work it and some working plish something Yes I know that It would be useless to cable again Do you know that there is not one in capital will be necessary How much do you suppose Quite If that message does not twenty of the richest merchants in Lon reach him none will About that said Wentworth I don who could at a moments notice As he was speaking a boy entered the have no idea I should think that produce 30000 pounds in ready room with a telegram in his hand Its 5000 would be ample money Then we will leave 5000 in tin contents were short and to the point Yes I suppose that is true Have Cablegram received Kenyon bank here for the contingencies and ou not the ready money Well thats all rjght said Went- ¬ 25000 to Mr Kenyon Yes I have the money I can draw we will cable 1 shall expect him to get me a good worth Now I shall cable that we have a check for that amount and it will be him- ¬ the money and honored at once but I cannot give you man to manage the mine I am sure self at the bank tell him to identifybe no so that there will so much money without knowing what he will be glad to do that Most certainly he will John Ken formalities about the drawing of it to you are going to do with it Saying this Wentworth yon now that the mine has not fallen detain him And suppose father you do not ap into the hands of those who tried to pulled the telegram forms toward him prove of what I am going to do with it and after considerable All the more reason my dear that I cheat him will be glad to do anything to concoct a dispatch labor managed that seemed to for the new owner of it He wont should know satisfy him Then father I suppose you mean mind in the least losing his money if Dont spare monej on it said the that whatever service I have rendered he knows that you have the mine young lady Be sure and make it Ah but that is the one thing he must you whatever comfort I have given plain to him you what I have been to you all my not know As to losing the money I think that will do dont you ueither you nor Mr Kenyon are to lose life is not worth 30000 Yes she answered after reading You shouldnt talk like that daugh ¬ a penny If the mine is all you think the dispatch that will do ter Everything I have is yours or wiJ it is then it will be a very profitable Now she said here is be when I die It is for you I work It investment and 1 intend that we shall I will wait here while you do the check all that is is for you I accumulate money You will each take our third just as if you had necessary to cable the inoney or had have everything I own the moment I contributed one third of the money and I better go and return again to see if Mr Kenyon the other have to lay down my work But iny dear Miss Longworth that everything is all right Father cried the young girl stand If you dont mind just sit ing up before him I do not want your is absurd We could never accept any yo are You may lock the door where if you money when you die I do not want such terms Oh yes you can I spoke to John like and you will not be disturbed you to die as you very well know but It was an re myself I do want 30000 to day and now I Kenyon mine about being a partner turned but hour before Wentworth We his face was radiant I am afraid he thought want it more than I ever wanted any ¬ in this very little about it at the time I dont have done everything we can he said thing else before in my life or ever shall intend him to know anything at all The money is at his order there if the again Will you give it to me He has dis- cablegram gets over before twelve 2sro I will not unless you tell me about my ownership now covered the mine you and he to¬ oclock to morrow as I think it will what you are going to do with it then Good by said the Then father you can leave your gether If it is valueless then you and girlVery well out holding her hand with a smile money to your nephew when you die I he will be two of tlie sufferers if it I am Mistress of the Mine Mr Wentshall never touch a penny of it I now is all you think it is then you will be worth bid you good by I will go out from the gainers The laborer is worthy of his hire and I am sure both you and this room and earn my own living CHAPTER XXTV With that the young woman turned to Mr Kenyon have labored hard enough go but her father with a sprightliness in this venture If he knows I have If any man more miserable and de- ¬ bought it the chances are he will be stu jected than John Kenyon lived in the one would not have expected from his years sprang to the door and looked pidly and stubbornly conscientious broad Dominion of Canada he was in- ¬ and will take none of the fruits of his deed a person to be pitied After hav ¬ at her with alarm labors ing sent his cablegram to Wentworth Edith my child you never talked to And you think Miss Longworth I he went to his very cheerless hotel and in your life What is me like this before am not conscientious enough to ic nextmorning when he woke up he knew wrong with you that Wentworth would have received Nothing father except that I want fuse Oh yes you are conscientious but that message but that the chances were a check for 30000 and want it now ten thousand to one that he could not And do you mean to say that you will you are sensible Mr Kenyon isnt I think you are mistaken about that get the money in time even if he could me if I do not give it to you leave Have 3011 ever broken your word He is one of the most sensible men in get it at all Still he resolved to stay in the world morbidly sensible perhaps Ottawa much as he detested the place father Well I think if Mr Kenyon knew I until the hour of option expired Then X know of Never my child that Then remember I am your daughter owned the mine he would not take a ihe thought he would look around ¬ fear Runs the dear old adage we used to hear If it wasnt for hope we should die with L now X have said But 30000 is a tremendous amount I shall never enter our house again- it 3 do not get that Jiioney penny as hishare - among the mines and see if he could not get something to do in the management never let him know I am the person who of one of them This would enable nim gave the money to buy the mine to make some money and to help pay But is he never to know it Miss So I trustyou will offvthe indebtedness which he and Wentworth would owe in London as a result of their disastrous speculation Hejtfelt so depressed that he did what most other Englishmen would have done in his place he took a long walk Hestood on the bridge over the Ottawa river and gazed for a little while at the Chandiere falls with the mist rising from the chasm into which the waters plunged Then he walked along the other side of the river among the big sawmills and huge interminable piles of lumber with their grateful piney smell By and by he found himself in the coun ¬ try and then the forest closed in upon the bad road on which he walked Nev- ¬ ertheless he kept on and on without heeding where he was going Here and there he saw clearings in the woods and a log shanty or perhaps a barn The result of all this was that being a healthy man he soon developed an enormous appetite which forced itself upon his attention in spite of his depression He noticed the evening was closing around him and so was glad to come to a farmhouse that looked better than the ordinary shanty he had left behind Here he asked for food and soon sat down to a plentiful meal the coarseness of which was more than compensated for by the excellence of his appetite After dinner he began to realize how tired he was and felt aston- ¬ ished to hear from his host how fair he was from Ottawa You cant get there to night said the farmer it is no use your trying You stay with us to night and Ill take you in to morrow Im going there in the afternoon And so Kenyon re ¬ mained all night and slept the dream- less sleep of health and exhaustion ¬ TO BE CONTINUED Tales of Hoary Old Egypt THE MLSSR ESS the ¬ ¬ s i - Many centuries before recorded his tory begins the old Egyptians had de- ¬ veloped a religion an architecture and a mode of life of which imperishable traces are found to day Before Herodotus wrote or Homer sung be- ¬ fore the sacred songs of nindostan were dreamed of before the first books of the Bible were put into writing the Egyptian hieroglyphics recorded on the walls of their temples and tombs oivon the scrolls of their papyri the mys ¬ teries of their religion the doings of their kings or the stories of their chief reciters Maspero the great French Egyptologist first gave these stories to the modern world but to the skill and scholarship of Flinders Petrie the world owes the first useful and en ¬ tertaining form in which the earliest romances of the childhood of the world appear in English There are many of these stories In them appear the pro to types of characters in fiction that have been used by writers in all ages and all languages In one story told by King Khufus reciter at command of wthat monarch who even in his early days was aweary of the hollow splendor xtuciixeaious ceremonials 01 nis court appears the original of Sinbad NY ¬ SPANISH GUNBOAT SUNK By a Torpedo and Thoau Not Injured Jump Overboard Insurgents JFlre UpJa the Drowning Men Havana Jan 19 Though the in surgents has no navy they do not hesitate when the opportunity offers to attack the Spanish war ships The latest instance of this kind occurred Sunday morning when a Spanish gun boat was cunk by means of a torpedo and many of her crew killed A detachment of rebels had made an attack upon the forts at Guamo some distance up the Cauto river province of Santiago de Cuba and the Spanish troops fearing that they would not be able to hold out asked for assistance from Manzanilloon the coast Ou Saturday night the gunboats Centineli and Re lampago left Manzanillo under orders to ascend the river and protect the forts The commander of the gun boats used all possible speed in running up the coast to the mouth of the river but when they began to ascend they proceeded very cautiously suspecting that the rebels might have planted torpedoes in the channel All went well until the gunboats were opposite a place called Mango when despite all the precautions that had been taken the Relampago struck a torpedo Instantly there was a terrific explosion and masses of water were hurled to a great height The hull of the Relampago was torn open and she at once began to sink There was no time to lower a boat and almost before the extent of the disaster could be realized the vessel went down Those on board who were not injured jumped into the water and made their way the best they could in the direction of the Centineli As soon as it was seen that the Relampago was sinking the Cento tineli boats were ordered the rescue The rebels appeared to be in strong force along the banks of the river and when they saw the Spaniards in the water they directed a heavy rifle fire upon them The Centineli opened fire upon the rebels but as they could not be seen and their positions could only be discovered by the smoke from their guns it is not believed that any serious losses were inflicted upon them When the Centinelis boats attemt ed to rescue the men struggling in the water the rebels fired upon them but the Spaniards bravely persisted in their work of rescue until all the men had been taken from the water The commander of the Centineli was so seriously wounded that doubts are entertained for his recovery The condition of the survivors was such that it was impossible for the Centineli to proceed to Guamo and she therefore returned to Manzanillo where the news of the disaster caused intense excitement The official report of the affair states that the commander second engineer and three sailors of the Relampago were killed and her boatswain quartermaster chief engineer pilot and four sailors wounded The boatswain of the Centineli was killed and her pilot second engineer gunner and six sailors were wounded Both gunboats were small vessels intended principally for river service and they did not carry large crews ¬ ¬ EIETY FOURTH COUGEESS The hous bill for free homesteads on the public lands It Oklahoma Territory which ha a been unfin ished business in the senate came to a vott Thursday after three hours debate and was passed yeas 33 nays 11 It was first amended in a very important particular by striking out the words in the territory of Oklahoma thus making it apply to all public lands ac ¬ quired from the various Indian tribes II provides that all settlers on these be entitled to patents lands shall on payment of the usual and customary fees and that no further charge of any kind shall be required It also provides by an ¬ other senate amendment that all sums of money so released which if not released would belong to any Indian tribe shall be paid to such tribe by the United States The bill now goes back to the house for action on the same amendments An effort was then made by Mr Morgan to get up the Nicaragua canal bill and to make it the unfinished busi ¬ ness but there was no quorum voting on his motion and the senate at 430 p m adjourned -- Washington Jan la Senate Secoad Seaslos v- - t - t ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Considerable opposition was de- ¬ but it did not prove formidable on the yea and nay vote on the third reading which the opponents of the measure accepted as final The yeas were 126 and the nay3 96 Some amendments to perfect the measure were agreed to without opposition The bill makes oleomargarine and other imitation dairy products subject to the laws of the state or territory into which they are transported The remainder of the day was spent by the house in transacting routine business under the unanimous consent rule Washington Jan 16 Senate Not in ses ¬ veloped -- Thursday till Monday House The oleomargarine bill was passed sion ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ World jLouisville Bank Closed An Irishmans Reply Judge Morton of Virginia used to tell a story of an Irishman who was brought before him for pommeling one of his friends in a fit of rage He was sentenced to a months imprisonment Now Larry said the judge you will have time to think of your folly Thirty days in jail your lost work your fam ¬ ily without food all because you thrashed a man against whom you say you have no grudge Did it pay Larry looked up with a shrewd smile ¬ -- ¬ pleasure to me fists The thoughtful earnest reformers who urge that all national disputes should be referred to arbitration and not to the decision of brute force should not overlook the strength of the savage instinct that is SQpowerful a factor in the decisions that influence the conduct of a large proportion of even ordinarily peaceable and large minded men Youths Com- ¬ panion Salt This Well Naturalist relates a curious freak of jealousy on the part of a pig in his possession It is a female and in proc ess of time produced a litter of young numbering ten At an early age the mother had the misfortune to lose her Arrah yer honor Do ye mind the man national bank was closed Monday by order of the controller of the currency Examiner Escott is in charge He refuses to make a statement of the banks condition but tho assets and liabilities will probably not exceed 100000 The bank has been doing business 25 years Bad management is assigned as the cause of the trouble Louisville Ky Jan 19 Monday night the directors decided to organize the Southern national bank to take the business of the German national and the controller of currency was telegraphed for the necessary papers Sixty thousand dollars were pledged as subscription to the capital stock ¬ Louisville Ky Jan 19 The Ger- ¬ ¬ ¬ Newport Ky Jan 19 The First national bank of this city at the northwest corner of Fifth and York streets did not open its doors Monday The news spread with great rapidity and before long there was a crowd of excited depositors assembled in front of the bank clamoring for an explanation No one was allowed in the institution The officials sent out word that the bank was solvent but had been forced to close down for lack of ready money Assurance was sent out that no one would lose anything ¬ ¬ Newport Bank Fails 1 ¬ tail in an accident and since then has Honolulu Jan 19 Correspondence gone through life with nothing but of the United Associated Presses per a stump The young ones however steamer City of Rio de Janeiro via were endowed with tails like other lit- San Francisco January 18 The funer tle piggies This did not satisfy the al of Minister Willis took place on the old one who seemed to grow intensely 8th inst The body lay in state in the jealous of these appendages to her great throne hall and was visited by a offspring and one day she got the lit- large number of citizens The Central ter in a row and bit oEE their tails one Union church was crowded at the by one notwithstanding their pro- services The procession was headed testing squeals The mother is now by 500 soldiers President Dole and quite pleased to see the family all the chief officials of the government at ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Minister Willis Funeral ¬ alike London Telegraph tended ¬ Barber Hairs getting a little thin sir Shall I Testy Customer I prefer it that way as r ¬ ¬ ¬ - -- Xar trimmed up a little Fla Jan 19 The Jacksonville No My whiskers are exactly as I Three Friends has violated no law and want to wear them she will be released unless new libel is Yes sir filed in ten days Inspecting himself in the glass after Bubonic Scare in Naples the operation You didnt take that London Jan 19 The Daily News smudge of coal soot my cheek No sir I didn t know but you pre- ¬ Tuesday publishes a dispatch from ferred to let it stay there Chicago Rome saying- that a panic exists in Naples and Sicily caused by fears that Tribune the Indian plague will be introduced Well Ahead there by steamers arriving from In Your wife seems anxious to be up to dian ports The residents of Messina date Tugby have demanded that steamers from Up to date Shes way ahead shes those ports be prohibited from enter got a lot of trouble borrowed for year ing there The dispatch adds that the Chicago Record Austrian steamer Kaiser Franz Josei after next from Bombav landed two sick sailors That man is but of the lower pari at Massowah on the Red sea ond they of the world that is not brought tip to subsequently died from the bubonic plague it is alleged business and affairs Falthaim The Three Friends Violated No Yes sir it is 19 Ihe Minnesota Savings bank has made an assignment to Wm Bickel Sr vice president of the defunct Allemania bank and father of Wm Bickel jr president of Yes sir Shampoo Assets No I prefer to have my hair just the Minnesota Savings bank Anxious to Oblige St Paul Jan Minnesota Savings Bank Fails 5250000 liabilities 210000 Like to have your whiskrs House Five hours were spent Friday in disposing of routine business principally pri ¬ vate pension biils A number of them were passed A senate bill granting an increase to the widow of Gen John Gibbon met with op- ¬ position but it went through in its original shape which with the presidents approval will give Mrs Gibbon 5100 a month Mr Gil lett rep Mass introduced in the house Friday a bill fixing the age for retirement from the classified service of the United All offices are to States at 65 years becomes vacant when the person holding them becomes 65 years old and no person more than 65 years old is to be eligible to ap- ¬ pointment The act however is not to apply to union veterans of the late war or their widows At the night session of the house a round dozen of pension bills were passed Washington Jan 18 Senate Not In session House No business of importance waa transacted in the house Saturday Most ol the day was spent in delivering eulogies upon the late ex speaker Charles F Crisp Washington Jan 19 Senate Senator Murphys bill for a new custom house in New York was reported back favorably and placed on the calendar The present custom house site is to be used and the limit of cost is 35 000000 The bill to provide for a representation of the United States by commissioners al any international monetary conference wa introduced and is to be taken ur Tuesday without reference to a committee The army appropriation bill appropriating over was passed without question or remark There was a few minor amendments which will probably be concurred in by the house without the formality of a conference Tha Nicaraguan canal bill was taken up and madq the unfinished business 36 to 14 and after a two hours speech in support of it by Mr Mor gan dem Ala the senate at 515 adjourned until Tuesday House The house spent Monday in consideration of miscellaneous matters business of the District of Columbia occupying tht greater portion of the session Aside from these measures of purely local interest billj were passed To prohibit and punish tin sale of liquors to the Indiana over whom th interior department exerciaes guardian ship extending for two years the time foi the completion of the Kansas Oklahoma Central and Southwestern railway through Indian territory and Oklahoma amending th 4 pateub laws tuuug me nuca yrupusca uy wt American Bar association to giveto rtht United States the benefit of devicespatente ffj1 by naval officers authorizing the qohstructios of a bridge across the Bio Grande at El Paso Tex also of a bridge across the Monongehel from Braddock to Mifflin Pa Washington Jan 20 Senate The leg islative appropriation bill was taken up aftei the Nicaragua measure had been laid asidt and was completed with the exception o 1 provisions in relation to the library of congress which went over without action til Wednesday Earlier in the days proceeding Mr Hill dem N Y spoke for an hour and a half on a joint resolution relating to electri sub ways in the District of Columbia Tht resolution offered by Mr Morgan dem Ala last week as to default in the Pacific Railroad Cos and the one offered Tuesday by Mr Pet tigrew silver S D as to the Venezuel in ant Guiana boundary agreement were laid beforr the senate but went over the first inde nitely and the other until Wednesday Sen ate bill appropriating 5125000 for a publu building at Altoona Pa was passed At 54 the senate adjourned until Wednesday House The house spent the whole of Tuesdays session in committee of the whole con sidering private pension bills Favorable action was taken upon 52 of them one being th senate bill to increase to 5100 a month the pension of Maj Gen Julius H Stahel Washington Jan 21 Sknate Wednesday the bill for the erection of a new custom house building in New York on the site of the present building at a cost not exceeding 5 000000 appropriating 5250000 for one years rental of temporary premises and appointing at a salary of 5000 each a board of five build ing commissioners passed It now goes to the The legislative appropriation bil house was taken up and finished and a house bill of last session relieving foreigt yachts from tonnage charges was taken uj nd p issed Mr Chandler rep N H asked and obtained unanimous consent to have the bill for representation of the United States at any monetary conference with ether nations taken up after the routine morning business on Tuesday next Ihe joint resolution as to the electric conduits in the city of Washing ¬ ton was discussed during tne morning hour House A partial agreement of the con-¬ ferees on the army appropriation bill was re- ¬ ported and agreed to the house insisting upon further disagreement to the senate amend ¬ ments still in dispute Bills were passed au ¬ thorizing the construction of bridges across the Cumberland and Tennessee rivers in Kentucky granting an American register to the bark E C Mowett owned in Philadel ¬ phia authorizing the secretary of war to grant certificates showing the services of telegraphers in the war for the union of reducing land officials fees the Pacific and Rocky Mountain in the states The consideration of a contested election case gave the house Wednesday an opportunity to indulge ia some political dis- ¬ cussion as relating to elections in Virginia It was that of Jacob Yost vs H St George Tucker from the Tenth district of Virginia for possession of a seat in the The majority of the committee on elections No 3 and the majority of the repub ¬ lican members recommended that Tucker be permitted to retain his seat Messrs Walker rep Va and Thomas rep Mich reported that Yost was entiled to the seat ¬ -- 5000-000 ¬ ¬ ¬ V ¬ gkv Sk - i - V- u ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Fifty-fourth-congr- ess tl - ¬ Pittsburgh Pa Jaru 21 The Na tional Cast Iron Pipe Manufacturers association held its second days ses- ¬ sion here Wednesday and reaffirmed the prices of last year No other busi-¬ ness of public importance was trans acted and adjournment was taken next year ¬ un--t- il Cast Iron Pipe Prices ¬ j Senator Yest Formally Re Elccted Jefferson City Mo Jan 31 Botb branches of the legislature met in joint session at noon Wednesday and George Graham Vest of Sedalia was formally re elected to represent Mis fiouri in the United States senate JJUb- - J i lx1- I - THE JSOt i wWMowy- - Vfl MS3- JANUARY 22 1807 - TIE BOBBBQH HEWS 1881 SCINTILLATIONS An Interesting Seventeenth Year Established WALTER CHAMP BBUHE MILLER itblished every Tuesday and Friday by Comment Lexington has a winter circus See page three Jumble Of News And i for Cuban war news Editors and Owners etc Make all Checks Money Orders payable to the order of Champ MixiiEB ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR JUDGE Congressional proceedings are printed on page three A Mid Winter Declamatory Contest will be held in Cynthiana Feb 5th Checks for half the final payment due Scott s Emtilsidn is made up of the most essential elements that go to nourish i Paris Chances Tor A Public Building Trembling In The Balance Speaker Reed gave very cold com- ¬ NEWTON MITCHELL fort to the members who consulted him concerning the passage of public build ¬ ing bills in which Paris is deeply in- Mr- Reed said that as the terested Government was living beyond its in come he failed to see the wisdom of in ¬ - THE PEOPLES GROCER Buyers of Groceries are not forced to go to cut rate stores for low A- - if - V R- - IS rr O railroad for Court against the C Mitchell and James Burke We are authorized to announce 30000 for killing young Hall several Brutus J Clay Jr with G W months ago Judy and J Smith Clarke as deputies The Chesapeake and Ohio has been as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the selected as the official route by the Re ¬ action of the Democratic party publican State Executive Committee for those attending the inauguration of FOR COUNTY CLERK President McKinley We are authorized to announce Ed Jake Gay the Kentucky champion D Paton as a candidate for re election as Clerk of the Bourbon County Court who was defeated at Louisville last Sat ¬ subject to the action of the Democratic urday by J C Elliott of Kansas City party in a score of 98 to 96 wants to shoot another match at 100 live birds for FOR JAILER Wednesday We are authorized to announce Wm The citizens of Winchester and Cyn ¬ M Purnell as a candidate for Judge of Bourbon County subject to the thiana want the town clocks set back to action of the Democratic party standard time 19 of Covington Clara Mullen FOR CIRCUIT CLERK drowned herself Tuesday night on ac- ¬ We are authorized to announce Chas count of urequited love f E Butler as a candidate for Circuit Mayor Simrall will urge the Lexing ¬ Clerk subject to the action of the Demo- ¬ cratic party ton city council to adopt a curfew ordiWe are authorized to announce T nance Many Kentucky towns are en- ¬ Hart Talbot as a candidate for Circuit forcing a similar law Clerk subject to the action of the Robert Potts has added a cob pipe Democratic party at Whites We are authorized to announce factory to his flouring mills George T McCarney as a candidate Station in Madison and is finding for Circuit Clerk subject to the action read demand for his products of the Democratic party Mrs Monroe Padget wants 10000 from the town of Farmers in Rowan for sheriff We are authorized to announce county because her husband was burn ¬ George W Bowen as a candidate for ed to death in the towns lock up Sheriff subject to the action of the The administrators of Monroe Hall Democratic party If elected Mr Bowens deputies will be W W have filed suit in the Mason Circuit ¬ the teachers were mailed at Frankfort the Body Where the appetite is varying or lacking1 it in ¬ its ftmctidn in a more vigorous creases it and where digestion is weak it aids it to perform way It enriches the Blood makes healthy flesh and cures chronic coughs and colds hy making it possible for the Body to resist dtc us P But-f- - friends tell JDERS Estate ren creasing expenses prices because It was reported Wednesday that Speaker Reed will not permit any spec ¬ ial order for the consideration of any bill reported by the Committer on Pub ¬ lic Buildings and Grounds notwith ¬ standing that more than 200 members have petitioned for recognition for con- ¬ offered by them on same class of goods I have an excellent plete line of sideration of these bills It is under- ¬ stood that at the next session he will give members interested in these bills an opportunity to get them before the APPLES ALMONDS House for consideration I Will leet Aoy Prices and com-¬ FANCY STANDARD GOODS FILBERTS ENGLISH WALNUTS BRAZIL PECANS the wl BANANNAS Neighboring Counties After Fre Pikea ind tri If sen t - V moi i ars will 5 you can j cts fMwe Go to ysion Two SCOTT -- cutrs Emul¬ and J00 BOWNE New York Piles Piles Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the i tell ¬ 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 Every box is guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by mail for 50c and Si per box WILLI MS Mb G CO Props Cleveland O For sale by W T Brooks druggist 24jy-96-ly Piles Wrights Celery Tea regulates the liver and kidneys cures constipation and sick headache 25c at all druggists Not Well Well Get Well nr if We are authorized to announce Samuel T James as a candidate for Jailer subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce W C jones as a candidate for re election as Jailer subject to the action of the Mr Jones candi Democratic party dacv is in the interest of Mrs Landon Ashbrook We are authorized to announce W H Boone as a candidate for Jailer subject to the action of the Democratic 100 a side In the Federal Court at Frankfort Tuesday the jury awarded 8000 dam- ¬ 1 Mi - - ages each in the case of the two Steele home have been marveluus Hundreds of your neighbors who have used brothers who were killed on the C O railroad near Pine Grove Clark Wrights Celery Capsules are now well They cure Kidney Liver and Stomach county GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS trouble Rheumatism Constipation and W Sinclair and Sick Headaches pay 100 every Why Flury Ellis John George- ¬ two weeks for a bottle of medicine when Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In James Towald youths from The Fover get treatment at 1 ceutt a day town were arrested as suspicious yon can Celery Capsules givedOO days Wrights SOUSA AND HIS BAND ¬ characters Tuesday in Cincinnati while treatment for 100 Easy to take no Sousas peerless band comes to the on their way West to fight Indians bad taste do not gripe bpckeel by a party They had been reading dime novels bank to cure you or refund your Paris Grand for a matinee concert Mon- ¬ money Sold by W Tf Brooks day fresh from great and renewed We are authorized to announce Wm Ellis had a revolver druggist L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of triumphs and is playing in superb form Bourbon County subject to the action W Fairbanks was Tuesday Charles The present organization is undoubtedly of the Republican party Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa- ¬ the best organization of musicians that elected Senator from Indiana to succeed We are authorized to announce John Voorhees Primrose was elected in Penn ¬ tion sick headaches 25c at druggists Sousa ever directed and is admitted to H Stewart as a candidate for Jailer sylvania to succeed Cameron and Piatt be the greatest band that ever played subject to the action of the Democratic to succeed Hill Teller in New York party in this country Sousa has the faculty was re elected in Colorado Vest in Mis- 9 of so combining classical selections and The results attained right here at There is scarcely a turnpike in Harrison FINEST CHOCOLATE CANDIES county that the owners could not afford STICK AND MIXED CANDIES connty to turn over to the county if the CANDIED CHERRIES CANDIED APRICOTS would promise to keep it in repair and CANDIED PINE APPLES make it free of toll No turnpike was ever built with the idea of profit it New York Cream Edam and Pine Apple Cheese Fancy Evaporated was always for the purpose of getting a Peaches Apricots Apples Prunes All kinds of Canned Fruits Sar-¬ good road dines Champgnion French Peas Bottled Pickle Catsup Etc A Frankfort exchange says of Woodford county Under arrangements BALTIMORE CAN AND BULK OYSTERS made with the county authorities there ISGRIG TURKEYS have been 120 miles of turnpikes in county Woodford over turned to the county officers They will be make free under the orders of court about February 1st This leaves but a J few miles of pike not free and these are ones that pay pretty good dividends to the owners of stock Further arrange Main St Opp Court House Paris Ky ments will be made with these pikes The County Judge of Garrard county has received an anonymous letter warn ¬ ing him that if the legal steps neces- ¬ sary to free the turnpikes were not pushed with more vigor dynamite W Et w C3 i would be employed to hasten matters Garrard county voted for free turnpikes over two years ago says - The Carlisle Mercury ORANGES MALAGA GRAPES ¬ NEWTON M ITCHELL ¬ MARGOLENS w SALE Now is the time to buy Carpets Rugs and Mattings as I have a good lot to select from and my prices defy competition I have a fine assortment of these goods and if you will come in and look at them I am sure I can please you and it is no trouble for me to show them to you Consider the prices which I quote below DR MILES - FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY o sonri and Jones in Arkansas - Brussels from 40 cts up Ingrains from 18 cts up Matting from 9 cts up Rugs from 50 cts up Remember the place and call early t-- m -- - cities in the United States The largest increase for 1896 over 1895 was in Chi- ¬ cago These facts are not remarkable FOR ASSESSOR We are authorized to announce U but that Cincinnati should show a de ¬ Boardman as a candidate for Assessor crease promises some hope for the of Bourbon County subject to the country action of the Democratic party The anniversary of the birth of Gen We are authorized to announce S D Clay as a candidate for Assessor of Robert E Lee was celebrated Tuesday Bourbon County subject to the action by many camps of the United Confeder- ¬ of the Democratic party ate Veterans and collections were taken We are authorized to announce Gar for the proposed Confederate Memorial rett D Kenney as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to Consul General Lee brands as ridic the action of the Democratic party ulous the story that there is likelihood We are authorized to announce Wm of a duel between himself and Congress ¬ H W haley as a candidate for Assessor man Money of Bourbon County subject to the ac- ¬ tion of the Democratic party A rumor says that Mr McKinley will to announce Will not appoint to office anybody who held We are authorized G McClintock as a candidate for office under the last Republican Admin- ¬ Assessor of Bourbon County subject to istration the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Archie Advertised Letter List W Bedford as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County Bubject to the List of letters remaining unclaimed action of the Democratic party in Paris Ky postoffice Jan 22 1897 We are authorized to announce C L Norse Wm Hough as a candidate for Assessor of Allen Nannie LucyParrish Henry Bourbon County subject to the action Carnival Miss Favors MrsAmandaPorter Mrs Amana of the Republican party to the action of the Democratic party Chicago in that New York Clifton Arnsparger as a candidate for order consume and more beer than any re election as County Attorney subject W ar authorized to announce Through His Nervine Isja Ben efactorto Thousands J popular music in his programmes that all who attend the concerts are satisfied A little dash of march or waltz or a darkey song with sandpaper shuffle and tambos makes the contrast that is needed to relieve the soberness of the classical compositions Sousa has stud ¬ ied this thing and has made himself the most successful and popular bandmaster in the country if not in the world The citizens of Paris will have an opportunity of seeing the pictures made by the marvelous Magniscope at the opera house Monday Tuesday and Wednesday nights and Wednesday matinee The Magniscope is the won ¬ der of the age and is endorsed by the pulpit and the press ¬ A H Opp Court House MKRG OLEN J - - PARIS KY r JpH C WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED I ¬ ¬ NO I Hogsheads WIDELY known Wisconsin publisher who resides at Green Bay writes March 6th 1895 as follows Five years ago 1 became so nervous that mental work was a burden I could not rest at night on account of sleeplessness My attention was called to Dr Miles Restora ¬ tive Nervine and I commenced to use it with the very best effect Since then I have kept a bottle in my house and use it whenever my nerves become unstrung with always the same good results My son also takes it for nervousness V MUGS H Miss Elizabeth Monseratt a Paducah girl who joined John Griffiths company several weeks ago has tired of the stage and renounced it forever by tight lacing Matilda Barthonlot suicided Tuesday in New York by hanging herself to a transom Crazed WITH BEST INDIANA WHITE OAK HOOPS SATirjIj SEJiHiI- - TARR All We Want can not be excelled FOR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS re-elec-ti- on Kate Edgar as a candidate for as Superintendent of Public Schools for Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm E Williams as a candidate for Super- ¬ intend nt of Public Schools for Bourbon County subject to the action of the We are authorized to announce Miss FieldsMrsLizzieWRogers J B Co Fur Miss Bettie Spencer Lucy col Galbraith Joseph Shea John E Slone Mrs Annie Hall Arthur HughesMiss EmmaSmoot E T Taylor Lewis Johnson J S MenneyMrsJos 2ThompsonMrsMary Lewis Mrs Bettie Turner Frank Mcintosh Murdock Williams Mrs Elvira Persons calling for aboye letters will please say advertised W L Davis P M -- Nervine Restores Health Mabel Duncan of the Geisha Co has success I won a 50000 breach of promise suit mended it to many and from Capt A B Crabb it cures them All who tYAbU CHEAP TEMPLIN 11UO UCVCi XCUlXIlg have recom- ¬ ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER Democratic party - troubles should try it A bill placing an embargo on the high It is free from narcotics perfectly harm- ¬ theatre hat will be introduced in the less and yet soothes and strengthens Dr Miles through his Nervine is a benefactor Colorado Legislature A 0 LEHMAN to thousands Editor and proprietor of Deb Landsman Yvette Guilbert sings in Louisville Dr Miles Nervine is sold on guarantee or money refunded nest Thursday night first bottle will benefit suffer from nerve Is an opportunity to convince you that our work XJ2 Wrights Celery Tea cures constips tion sick headaches 25c at druggists -- FOR POLICE JUDGE - We are authorized to announce Wm Ramons Liver Remington as a candidate for Police he Tonic Pellet Pill removes the bile tones up the system Judge subject to the action of the Combined form a Perfect Treatment 25c Democratic party Wt are authorized to announce John R Adair as a candidate for Police - Awarded Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party Highest Honors Worlds Fair We are authorized to announce Newt Clark as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic Constipation Biliousness Cause Exhaustion There is only one cure which is Joseph Haworth is now Modjeskas leading man Dorothy Morton McCarthy real name is Libby We Are Working i - For A Reputation guaranteed - - DR Hh Sick headache STOCK AND TURF NEWS I Pains in the back u Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc Sallow complexion Turf Notes Loss of appetite and Col Stoner has sent Oakland Baron And can not afford to turn out inferior work Give us a trial and if good work can gain your patrol age yours is insured Quick work and satisfaction 214 season to Macey Bros to be trained this party HBl Hw H Senator Humphrey has introduced a bill in the New York Legislature to dis- ¬ courage the drink habit and to prevent treating To treat or offer to treat to any intoxicating drink where such is sold is declared a misdemeanor punish ¬ able by a 5 fine for the first offense and imprisonment for the second offense of not less than five days nor more than CREAM BAKING POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE A I if twenty Gov Bradley refused to remit the fines imposed upon twelve Louisville from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant Aldermen for contempt of court 40 YEARS THE STANDARD pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free There are about 20000 or 25000 bushels of wheat yet in the hands of the W M HINTON JR farmers of Woodford county most of AND BRO Props whom are holding it for 110 per OFFICE AND WORKS 137 129 SEVENTH ST PARIS KY bushel and expect to get their price beOne Pink Pill touches the liver and fore April 1 BRANCH OFFICE removes the bile W M Hintons Jewelry Store WHEEL NOTES One Tonic Pellet nightly acts as a gentle laxaive in keeping the bowels Of The ADVERTISING JRATE8 open restores the digestive organs tones lanes About DevoteesElsewhereWheel At r e Home And Per incx sIiT ratesdollFInsertion first inser ¬ tion up the nervous S3Tstem and makes new each thereafter Clarence McLean the well known reainS notices ten cents per Qs aplete treatment two rich blood insertion Locals in black type trick rider of Cincinnati who gave an twenty cents per line each insertion price 25c medicines one exhibition in this city last year will go STORY brick house on Upper mnninTatUnetSeCsOUIltaSlu11 lines whe11 Treatise and sample free at any store- - to England Pleasant street adjoining the resi- ¬ year and give exhibi ¬ this BBOW2T JQQ CO New yosT- 9f thanfes rtiitffAsvfards of respect calls on candi and tions under the management of bicycle dence of S S Clay Apply to Sf8nature ten cents per line matter of a For sale by Smith Bros druggists 29sep tf A C ADAUR special rates given forilaree advertiser MillersburgKyr manufacturers of Indiana ments AlFC liver BOURBON ST EM MUIORY Tomc Pellets ¬ I2303QO 4 FOR RENT ioCi0r and yearly cards - u tt iTw i V 1 iT 1 THE B0UKB0N NEWS iRIIAY JANUARY 22 1897 - 5 - s mil I I 1 h lap J3 wife of Engagements Announcements And Sol COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY emnizations Of The Marriage Tows James Thompson of East Paris was THE NEWS MAN Misa Delia Ramsey one of Rich ¬ drowned last night in Stoner near the Entered at the Post office at Paris Ky as Paris Mill monds loveliest young ladies will wed second class mail matter Mens finest Patent Leather shoes 476 worth 600 J past seven Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At a Danville man next month Last night about half And The Depots Tn The Hotel Lobbies Mens finest Calf shoes 450 worth 550 Thompson Mrs re oclock The marriage of Mr Eli Pogue and Mens finest Tan shoes 450 worth 550 TELEPHONE NO 124 moved her shoes and putting Elsewhere Miss Scott Laytham of Mayslick will rne above are the celebrated Stacy Adams make Mr Ford Brent was m Lexington be solemnized January 28th at Mayslick a shawl over her head left her SUBSCRIPTION PRICES home which is on the the banks of yesterday Christian Church Payable in Advance Boys Calf Shoes 100 to 2 00 worth SI 50 to 250 ¬ ten minutes she was Rev E G B Mann was in Mt Ster 2 00 Six months Oneyear 8100 Stoner In about Rodney H Ragland and Miss Minnie Childs fine Kid Spring Heels size 5 to 7 85c worth 12 HEWS costs totj cant even get a ke- - missed and a few minutes later her ling Monday May Martin eloped Sunday from Win ¬ Childs fine Kid Spring Heels size 8 to PORT FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE 100 worth 150 body was found in the water a short Mrs Robt Ferguson was in Cin ¬ chester and were married at midnight Misses fine Kid Spring Heels size 11 to 2 125 worth 175 distance from the house cinnati Wednesday in Jeffersonville Ind Make all Checks Money Orders Etc The body was recovered by Mike payable to the order of Champ Miller Mr Ernest Bashford returned yes- ¬ R M Willett and W L Nicholson These are only a few of the many Cash bargains we have to offer Murphy and a negro man terday to St Louis of Maysville figured in a double wed ¬ Call early and get choice Mrs Thompson was fifty years old Croxton Rion is studying dentistry Mrs Ed Bean returned yesterday ding Tuesday at Manchester O The and was the wife of James Thompson with Dr M H Daily bridefwere Misses Alberta and Viola who has been employed for years in the from a visit in Winchester The Board of Tax Supervisor for Paris Flouring Miils Mr Henry Spears left yesterday for Blackmore the former becoming Mrs She is the Willett and the latter Mrs Nicholson Bourbon County will complete their mother of Mrs Blanche Dockenbrod a short visit in New Albany Ind work to day George Corzelius and Miss Georgia and is a sister of Frank Davis the Col E F Clay and Mr Catesby Woodford were in Lexington Tuesday Moberly will be married January 28 at John Garnet of North Middletown carpenter Corzelius is a son of F Coroner Ray will hold an inquest over Mrs J W Taylor and Mrs Jas Richmond has rented Miss Sallie Askbrooks farm Corzeliue manager of the Glyndon the wbody this morning Lemon were visitors in Lexington yes near Cynthiana Hotel and Miss Moberly is a niece of A late report is to the effect that a terday Hon W Smith the lone Bryan Elector Squire Selby Lilleston is acting bucket was found near the shore where Messrs H C Hutchcraf t and J W of Kentucky County Judge during the absence of Mrs Thompsons body wa3 discovered Daniels left Tuesday for a business trip Judge H C Howard and it is said that Mrs Thompson was The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune to Missouri after water and that she accidently fell said The marriage of Miss Rosa For Sale I have some choice cut in and was drowned Mr and Mrs Frazier Parrish of Salinger of Georgetown Ky occurred also Easter lilies in carnations Cynthiana are guests at Mr B F at the Hotel Alms at 2 oclock yesterday W M Goodloe crocks Ftmeral Of Dr O H Back Remingtons afternoon Rabbi Phillipson officiated Thomas and A J and about twenty five guests were Messrs W R THURSDHY FBID9T The funeral of Dr O H Buck oc-¬ SHTDBD0T In Judge Webbs court Will Ware among the Parisians in Lex¬ present at the ceremony and the dinner colored was held over to Circuit Court curred Wednesday afternoon at the Sec- Fee were which followed later charged with carrying concealed ond Presbyterian Church the services ington yesterday boing conducted by Rev Dr Rutherford Mr and Mrs Henry Clay of Lex- ¬ weapons Mr E A Goff a merchant of Indian and Eld J S Sweeney and the Knights ington attended the Howard Clay wed ¬ Fields Clark County and Miss Ida Mae For Sale Sixteen toU houses and Templar and Paris Masonic Lodge No ding in this city Wednesday 4 1 Mitchell of Winchester eloped Tuesday lots will be sold by the County at the 2 The remains were followed to their Mrs Carrie Hanson returned yes- and were married at Lexington by Eld court house door at eleven oclock a last resting place in the Paris cemetery terday to Lexington after a visit to her J I Spencer in the parlors of the Chris ¬ m on February 1st by a large number of sorrowing friends daughter Mrs W R Thomas tian Church The bride is a daughter T Forsyth has been The following were the pall bearers Auctioneer A Mr and Mrs John Roseberry have of Wm Mitchell who lived in this city Knights Templar pall bearero Hugh been spending several days in Mt Ster- ¬ several years ago conducting a gents days selling in Richmond for several out at auction a stock of dry goods be- ¬ Montgomery Dan Peed John Feeney ling with Mr and Mrs furnishing goods store in the business J A Young C F Didlake George Little J F to L Wolstein longing Mr Roy Eubanks an excellent an house now occupied by Benj Perry Lemon HOWARD CLAY Elsewhere on this page appears the Paris Lodge No 2 pall bearers Dr popular young man of this city left Wednesday afternoon at 240 oclock annual report of the Economy Building Wash Fithian A Shire Dr M H Wednesday for Slater Mo to make his Mi Henry Clay Howard and Miss Mag- ¬ and Loan Association of Paris Ky for Daily Dr C D Cram J T Ireland future home the year ending Dec 31 1896 Miss Olive Fant of Flemingsburg gie Clay were marripd in a beautiful Hart Talbot ceremony pronounced by Rev Dr Honorary pall bearers G B Alex- spent several hours in the city yesterday Sol Smith Russell and his company Rutherford at the residence of the passed through Paris yesterday en route ander Wm Myall R K McCarney E afternoon She was en route to Mt brides father Mr S S Clay on Pleasto Lexington where they appeared last H Owings F R Armstrong T E Sterling to visit friends ant street There were no attendants Ashbrook Jas McClure W R Miss Nellie Holiday who has been night in A Bachelors Romance except Mr E F Clay Jr best man ¬ Thomas visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J W and the marriage was witnessed by Riley Grannan has had only two The K of P band of Carlisle Holliday on Eighth street returned winning days since he went to California marched with the Masons to the ceme- yesterday to Pawtucket Rhode Island onljjKthe immediate relations of the contracting parties The wedding says a dispatch He has lost 20000 tery and assisted in the services Mr march was played by Prof A M The Cynthiana Courier says since the racing season began at the Strictly all wool Dress Goods in G D Corsets our specialty 50c 75c and Mrs H W Shawhan and Misses Gutzeit A Story Of Sudden Death novelty and plain styles always 50c and 100 worth double San Francisco tracks Ge trude Hedges and Elizabeth Ad Always beautiful the bride was even 2oc a yard Ladies and Childrens full Seamless A strange story of sudden death dams will drive to Paris Monday to hear lovelier than usual in her wedding gown for this sale at Chas Donnell and Pete Alexander Hosiery 10 and 15c alwaj7s said at 25c two negro men who were arrested for comes from the Newtown neighborhood Sousa Monday afternoon Choice of our finest Dress patterns of white mull over silk She wore the formerly 800 for this sale at 400 Our Domestics are the very best Noah Sagaser ano Henry Pribble of stealing coal from the Paris Electric Mr Ben Winters of St Louis ar- ¬ usual bridal veil and carried a bouquet brands in Calicoes Cottons and Sheet ¬ Light Company will be tried this morn ¬ that vicinity attended court Monday at rived yesterday to visit his brother Mr of brides roses Miss Clay is widely All our Underwear Blankets and ings Georgetown and it is alleged the latter A J Winters They had not seen each ing by Squire Lilleston known as one of Kentuckys loveliest Comforts will be closed out at 25c on Calicoes 3 and 5c drank considerable before leaving town other for fifteen years until they met women and well does she merit the the dollar Bleached Cotton good 5c Trof C L Martin Superintendent Sagaser held him in the break cart when one day last week on Fourth street in V Best Cotton made 8c compliment She also possesses many of the Newsboys Home at Louisville they started home and soon Pribble hic New and full line of Table Linens r iu 4 jrepereii oneeung oc traits of mind and character which add Towels and Napkins markecUdown 50 came up to Paris Tuesday to attend the coughed and laid across Sagasers lap Cincinnati per cent for this sale Notions of all kinds one half price Mr and Mrs Brice Steele Mr to her personal charms funeral of Dr O H Buck He re- ¬ They rode thus to Pribbles home when The groom is Judge of the Bourbon Elliott Buckner Miss Olivia Buckner turned to Louisville last night Sagaser discovered that his friend was and Miss Lottie Holladaj of this city County Court and is to be congratulated son of Mr L dead and his face was covered with were among the Parisians who saw Sol on winning such a superior life partner Robt E Frank Frank of this city is one of the editors blood Dr D B Knox of Newtown Smith Mr nd Mrs Howard left immediate- ¬ Russell in A Bachelors a sprightly col- said that Pribble died from the bursting Romance last night at Lexington of the Cadet Adjutant ly after the ceremony for a wedding Kentucky of a blood vessel The verdict of Corolege journal published at From the Courier JournaVs report of tripr either to Montgomery Ala or ner Paxton was in accordance with the near Louisville Military Institute The destination had the fashionable masquerade ball given Detroitj Mich above Friday night at the Louisville Hotel by not been announced when they left A female drummer was a commer- ¬ We are giving the people the Miss Minnie Hillard we glean the fal- ¬ Paris The brides eroinscawav dress cial visitor in Paris Tuesday selling a line of druggists goods She was kind of shoes they want at the lowing notes regarding several Lotjis Wajiva stylish costume of gray and black neither comely stylish or giddy but prices they want to pay Our ville girls who are well known in this cloth Judge and Mrs Howard were the re Miss Texie Woodson represented city 1 she had an oily tongue and she secured cash system does this many costly presents Baby Ruth Miss Emily May Wheat cipients of several orders o CLAY RION Anna Halde Among them ware a beautiful chair pre was A Court Beauty Of Jas O Gray Sale Continuation man impersonated a shepherdess and sented by the Bourbon bar and a silver Church Socials To Night service from the grooms bachelor Miss Clara Haldeman was Carmen Remember the continuation of the The Christian Endeayor Society of of the James O Gray ef-¬ The Lexington Leader Thursday friends fects to be sold by the Sheriff at eleven Christian Church will give a social at said Miss Florence Hudson will For Sale Sixteen toll houses and court house door the Odd Fellows Hall to night from 7 visit her cousin Miss Lucy Miller jn oclock a m at the lots will be sold by the County at the to morrow Jan 23 sulkies carts till 10 Lunch will be served Admis Paris this week On Saturday a party court house door at eleven oclock a sion ten cents Everybody invited harness one 2 horse wagon etc of young friends of this city expect to m on February 1st The Sunbeam Missionary Society of go to Paris for a delightful little trip Notice Of Election Of Directors ANNUAL REPORT OF THE the Baptist Church will give a candy and to pay a visit to Miss Hudson and Ramons Nerve and Bone Oil cureThe annual election of directors of the pulling in the basement of the church Miss Miller Those of the party are Rheumatism Cuts Sores Burns and Economy Building and Loan Associa- ¬ from 6 to 11 oclock to night All are Misses Josie Hunt Metta Blackford jruises for 25c Of Paris EG0Q01 B tion of Paris Ky will be held in the invited Admission ten cents Kate Brennan Kate Billingsly Messrs office of the said association at Deposit Paul Bartlett Pettit Berry Hume Engagements Of Auctioneer A T Bank on Thursday January 28th 1897 For the year ending December 31 1896 A Fake Perhaps Forsyth Payne Dave Deering and John from 2 till 5 p in J T Hinton President A telegram yesterday from Cynthi ¬ McGuire ASSETS LIABILITIES 1 McCarthy Secretary ana to P Jan 23 E M Dickson M C H H the Louisville Post stated that 22jan 2t property in Millersburg 108450 00153900 00 Prepaid Stock Loans on First Mortgages John Dairy and Ben Dryman of Harri- ¬ You should go see the stylish 300 Hunts 150 00 Prepaid Stock earnings cred- ¬ Loans on Stock Jan 26th Master Commissioner Contractors To Arrive Monday son fought a duel over the affections of ladies shoes that Davis Thompson 267 09 7668 33ited Cash in Bank Lucy J Skinners heirs 3 farms Miss Jennie Hillery and both were Isgrig are selling this week for Stock 37196 40 Installment Jan 28 J Q J M Ward Due from Borrowers The contractors who will build the 200 213 60 Installment Stock earnings tf For Insurance advanced assignees J H Hawkins three tracts new Methodist Church will arrive killed The young lady who was with¬ 11 20 3122 62 credited For Taxes advanced and OBITUARY 619 15 Monday from Cincinnati and begin the Dairy saw the duel and is almost in Forfeited Shares Interest 6 per cent due and Dickson Master Feb 1 E M sane over the affair 96 3 2611 00 Profit and Loss unpaid work of dressing the stone to be used in Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Crouch lands the stucture Bourbons Candidates Of The Dead Feb 1 Sixteen toll gates houses and 157152 89 157152 89 The question ef selling the old church Thirty nine men Democrats and Re- ¬ Mark Duffy aged sixty years a Con- lots 1 Chenaults house and lot on State of Kentucky to the contractors for 450 or retaining federate soldier under Gen John Feb County of Bourbon j it for use until the new church is com- ¬ publicans are candidates for the various Morgan died suddenly at his residence Mt Airy con county offices of Bourbon and five want being M now is plete John T Hinton President and P I McCarthy Secretary of the Economy in Harrison county Monday night He H Feb 4 L land Greene assignee J Lettons is to be Police Judge ot Paris The for- ¬ Building and Loan Association of Paris Ky being duly sworn each for himself It si lered by a committee was a prominent citizen Feb 9 S D Clays farm stock etc says that the foregoing statement is true in all respects to the best of his knowl¬ possible however that the work of mal announcements of twenty four of edge and belief Mrs Isham G Harris wife of Sena- ¬ tearing down the old church may be this number are printed on the fourth JOHN T HINTON President Sworn and subscribed to before me at 12 page of The News the balance can alos tor Harris died in Paris Tenn commenced next week this 21st day of January 1897 P I MCCARTHY Secretary oclock Wednesday night after an illness get on our list at the regular rate MYALL Notary Public J E J of several weeks Senator Harris who Attested by Watch For This Dead Beat Grocery Business For Sale R J NEELY Director has himself been very ill was only able GEO ALEXANDER Director y to reach the bedside a few hours before SEALED proposals ST or keeping the Landbord Howe of the Windsor Haying decided to quit the grocery repairingthe I would like to have an interview with a business I will offer for sale my grocery his wife expired and is confined to his PARIS TURNPIKE ROAD TOWNSEND stranger who registered at the Windsor bed at the on Eighth street including a nice clean last Thursday He remained be received by the undersigned up stock fixtures wagon harness etc and The mortal remains of Mrs Carrie will to January 28th 1897 The bid for re-¬ hotel four days had his meals served in lease on the store Throckmorten wife of Conductor John pairs to be made on the basis of rock WE HAVE EE0EIYED A SPLENDID ST00E OF hi3room and then left the hotel at This stand has a good established W Throckmorten were laid to rest broken to pass through a three inch midnight forgetting to pay his bill IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS cash trade andCan be bought worth Wednesday afternoon in the Lexington ring to be spread and dirted as ordered He also took a cane and umbrella be the money Apply to me at the store So much for cemetery neath a wilderness of flowers out of ditches per day Thework man repairs it cart and horse longing to a guest of the hotel The 2t y Paul E Shipp sent by loving friends One design is estimated will require an expenditure stranger had cuts on his nose and neck given by Capt Throckmortons brother of 700 per annum Right to reject any and had a large sized lump on one of his Our cash system enables us to conductors was five feet high The and all bids reserved legs He was visited several times by a Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when J Q WARD John ODay Thos to be paid for give you just the kind of shoes pall bearers were quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call A P ADAIR physician who would like H K McAdams W S 22 jan2t Committee de you all like the highest grades Matlack his services As near as can be Mauser Andrew Mitchell Jr Joseph ciphered the name registered by the at prices to please you Hall O B Hollingsworth T T For George reads missing stranger CLAY RION man For a Winter Shoe -Lacy City What is than - pair Situation Wanted Housework in heavy sole better Willowa- Calf of our Lost A silver owl breast pin small Sixteen toll houses and For Sale shoes Tan S E TIPTON Cutter will be sold by the County at the with ruby eyes Finder will please a private family by an experienced girl Black Calf or Enamelt either if you lots wantthem court house door at eleven oclock a return to The News office and get re Call at 339 High street Paris Ky We are also agents for the celebrated ChasE Smith Shirt Full line of samples j CLAY RION 12jan 4t reward ml on February 1st Seventeenth Year Established 1881 -I THE BOOBBOR NEWS Mrs Thompson Drowned In Stoner PERSONAL MENTION NUPTIAL KNOTS T4t Til e Mrs Jennie Thompson Read These Bargain Prices vi R lft DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG FOR OUR SPECIAL ¬ WRIT - Inventory Sale lI Jan 21st 221 and ¬ ¬ J ill iOul 5S1 G 529 TUCKER Ky Main St Paris ¬ ¬ CONDONS 1 ¬ -- In order to close out our stock we will sac rifice everything in our store at unheard of prices t - ¬ v SET We still enlarge Portraits free of charge ¬ ¬ Wanted Corn O ¬ ¬ I want 000 barrels of corn at market price Apply to ¬ EDWARDS - -- lilWL0enBS5O6iatloii ft - - V ¬ Turnpike Mice vi k t ¬ FOR FALL AND WINTER k 4 ¬ 1 - fc m m fwmm8kmuBmmwwwmmk - I Twfjrr zs- THE BOUKBON NEWS FRIDAY JANTJAHY 22 1897 down on his side of the stream puffing I From a balsam bough a thrush ut¬ luxuriously at a fragrant corncob pipe tered three timid notes a grwit gauz3r Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Alden watched him askance sucking winged grasshopper drifted the stem of his own empty pipe After clump of sun scorched weeds into a Published Every Tuesday and Friday by click a minute or two Connor dug up a worm click WALTER CHAMP BRUCE MILLER fltors and Owners frotm the roots of a beech tree with his Purty aint said Craig looking bayonet fixed it to the hook flung the at the thrush it Then he swallowed the line into the muddy current and squat ¬ last morsel of muddy hardtack wiped ONE MORE SWEET SOUL ted gravely on his haunches chewing his beard on his cuff hitched up his more sweet soul One a leaf stem trousers took off his green glasses and Has lent iU sweetness to the great un Presently the confederate soldier rubbed his eyes A he catbird sings known They missed its beauty there perchance raised his head and looked across at purtier though he said Alden and called Alden drew out his watch puffed once And we were left alone Whats yewr name sonny he or twice and stood up stretching his asked No happy voice arms in the air Ttf o tender voice and doubly tender eyes Alden replied the young fellow Its four oclock he began but was 2tfo heart that loved to pour its loving out briefly cub short by a shout from Connor In eager services Mines Craig observed the confed Gee whiz he yelled what have I No mated soul erate Whats yewr regiment got on this here pole To bid lifes welling joys to overbrim Two hundred and Sixtieth Xew The ramrod was bending the line Or steal the bitterness away from grief York whats yours Mr Craig swaying heavily in the current Wheneer our eyes grow dim Its four oclock Connor said Al ¬ So much of love den den keeping a wary eye on Craig Has passed forever with this passing Quit that throwing sticks in the breath Thats all right called Craig the Our tender words must lie unspoken now water growled Connor How do you times extended till yewr friend lands There is no bridge for death s pose Im goin to catch anjrthin that there fish Nor he nor we Alden tossed his stick back into the Pulls like a porpoise grunted ConCan ever span this voiceless silence oer brush heap and laughed nor I bet it busts my ramrod Nor utmost love or longing give or take Hows your tobacco Oraig he loving answer more Does it pull grinned Craig Its called out Yes a dead weight No smile comes back Bully Hows yewr coffee n tack Dont it jerk kinder this way and The old well loving and well loved reply For any smile of ours or touch or tone Alden that asked Craig much interested Or tender ministry First rate replied the youth Naw said Connor the durned After a silence he said Is it a go thing jest pulls steady One link the less Now binds us to the world we call our own You bet said Craig fumbling in Then it aint no redhorse its a One love the more has rendered dear to us hie pockets He produced a heavy twist catfish The great unknown of Virginia tobacco laid it on a log Huh sneered Connor Mildred McNeal in Ohio Farmer dont I hacked off about three inches with his know a catfish This aint no catfish sheath knife and folded it up in a big lemme tell yer green sycamore leaf This again he THE PICKETS Then its a log laughed Alden rolled into a corn husk weighted it By gum here it comes panted with a pebble then stepping back he Connor here Alden jest you ketch it BY ROBERT W CHAMBERS Deal with my knife hook the blade blame hurled it into the air saying ye square Yank We be of one blood you and I KipThe tobacco fell at Aldens feet He Alden cautiously descended the red ling Hi Yank picked it up measured it carefully with bank of mud holding on to roots and Shut up replied Alden wriggling his clasp knife and called out Three branches and bent over the water He to the edge of the rifle pit and three quarters Craig What do hooked the big bladed claspknife like Connor also crawled a little higher you want hardtack or coffee a scythe set the spring and leaned out over the water and squinted through the chinks of the Tack replied Craig dont stint An oily circle appeared upon the sur pine lpgs Alden laid out two biscuits As he Hey Johnny he called across the was about to hack a quarter from the face of the turbid water another and river are you that clay eatin Cracker third he happened to glance over the another A few bubbles rose and float-¬ with green lamps on your pilot creek at his enemy There was no mis ed upon the tide 0 Yank Are yew the U S mewl talcing the expression on his face StarThen something black appeared just C S A brand on yewr head with a vation was stamped on every feature beneath the bubbles and Alden hooked1 stall When Craig caught Aldens eye he it with his knife and dragged it shore Go to blazes replied Connor sul- ¬ spat with elaborate care whistled a bar ward It was the sleeve of a mans coat lenly of the Bonny Blue Flag and pre- Connor dropped his ramrod and gaped A jeering laugh answered him from tended to yawn at the thing Alden would have loosed across the river Alden hesitated glanced at Connor it but the knifeblade was tangled in He had you there Connor observed then placed three whole biscuits in the the sleeve Alden with faint interest cornhusk added a pinch of coffee and He turned a sick face up to Connor Connor took off his blue cap and ex-¬ tossed the parcel over to Craig Pull it in said the older man amined the bullet hole in the crown That Craig longed to fling himself Here give it to me lad C S A brand on my headstall eh upon the food and devour it was plain When at last the silent visitor lay lie repeated savagely twirling the cap to Alden who was watching his face upon the bank they saw it was the between his dirty fingers But he didnt he strolled leisurely body of a union cavalryman Alden You called him a clay eating Crack- ¬ down the bank picked up the parcel stared at the dead face fascinated Coner observed Alden and you referred weighed it critically before opening it nor mechanically counted the yellow to his spectacles as green lanterns on and finally sat down to examine the con- ¬ chevrons under the blue sleeve now tents When he saw that the third soaked black The muddy water ran his pilot Ill show him whose headstall is cracker was whole and that a pinch of over the baked soil spreading out in branded muttered Connor shoving his coffee had been added he paused in dust covered pools the spurred boots his examination and remained motion- ¬ trickled slime After awhile both men smoky rifle through the log crack Alden slid down to the bottom of the less on the bank head bent Presently turned their heads and looked at Craig shallow pit and watched Connor apa he looked up and asked Alden if he had The southerner stood silent and grave thetically He gasped once or twice made a mistake The young fellow his battered cap in his hand They threw open his jacket at the throat and shook his head and drew a long puff of eyed each other quietly for a moment stuffed a filthy handkerchief into the smoke from his pipe watching it curl then with a vague gesture the south ¬ y crown of his cap arranging the ends out of his nose with interest erner walked back into his pit and Then Im obliged to yew Alden s ar streiper ior ms necic presently reappeared trailing his riflef low Ill eat a snack to see Connor had already began to dig with Connor lay silent his right eve fast- - said Craig pizened his bayonet but he glanced sharply at cued upon thex rifle sight Ids dusty army it aint He filled his lean jaws with the dry the rifle in Craigs hands Then he shoes crossed behind him One yellow sock had slipped down over the worn biscuit then scooped up a tincupful looked searchingly into the eyes of the shoe heel and laid bare a dust begrimed of water from the niuddy river and set southerner Presently he bent his head the rest of the cracker to soak and quietly continued digging ankle bone Good queried Alden Suddenly Connors rifle cracked the It was after sunset before he and Fair drawled Craig bolting an un Alden finished the shallow grave Craig away echoes rattled and clattered through the woods a thin cloud of pun chewed segement and choking a little watching them in silence his rifle be¬ tween his knees When they were ready gent vapor slowly drifted straight up ¬ Hows the twist Fine said Alden tastes like stable they rolled the body into the hole and ward shredding into filmy streamers sweepings stood up 3nong the branches overhead They smiled at each other across the asked Alden after a Get him Craig also rose raising his rifle to stream a present He held it there while the slence drawled Craig with his two union soldiers shoveled the earth ¬ Nope replied Connor Then he ad dressed himself to his late target across mouth full when yewTre out of twist into the grave Then Alden went back jest yew sing out sonny and lifted the two rifles from the pit the river He handed Connor his and waited replied Alden All right Hello Johnny stretched back in the shadow of a syca- ¬ Hi Yank Ready growled Connor Aiml more and watched Craig with pleasant How close Aldens rifle came to his shoulder eyes Hey Craig also raised his rifle Present Connor had a bite and How close Fire jerked his line into the air What sonny Three times the tliree shots rang out Look yeresaid Craig that aint in the wiMerness over the unknown My shot you fool Why sonny called back the con ¬ na way for to ketch red horse Yew grave After a moment or two Alden federate in affected surprise was yew want a catridge on for a sinker sonny nodded good night to Craig across the Whats that inquired Connor sus- river and walked slowly toward his a shootin at me Bang went Connors rifle again A piciously rifle pit Connor shambled after hini Put on a sinker derisive cat call Gnswered him and he As he turned to lower himself into the Go on Connor said Alden Tjtood turned furiously to Alden pit he called across the river Connor saw him smoking and sniffed night Craig Oh let up said the young fellow anxiously Alden tossed him the twist Good nighl Connor said Craig Its too hot for that telling him to fill hi pipe London Sketch Connor was speechless with rage and Presently Connor found a small pebbe hastily jammed another cartridge HE WOULD NOT DENY IT Into his long- hot rifle but Alden ble and improvised a sinker He swung his line again into the muddy current ¬ roused himself brushed away a per ¬ sistent fly and crept up to the edge of with a mechanical sidelong glance to Startling Chargea in Which a Judge Ad mits Great Deal see what Craig was doing and settled he pit again A federal judge lately charged a jury down again on his haunches smoking Hello Johnny he shouted in a liquor case as follows In later grunting That you sonny replied the con ¬ andEnny news Alden queried Craig years there seems to have been a disfederate position to deny or ignore judicial Yes say Johnny shall we call it after a silence Nothing much except that Rich ¬ knowledge as to what constitutes intox¬ square until four oclock icating liquors and the courts have mond has fallen grinned Alden What time is it replied the cau- ¬ Quit fooling urged the southerner manifested a desire to disavow any all our expensive tious confederate judicial knowledge of this subject At aint there no news rgold watches is bem repaired at Chick the same time some of the courts No Some of our men down at Mud amaiiga They have not hesitated to impute to injuries Pond got sick eating catfish At this taunt Connor showed his caught them in the pond It appears an extensive knowledge and informa¬ teeth but Alden laid one hand on his you Johnnies used the pond as a ceme tion in this regard This court how- ¬ arm and sang out Its two oclock¬ tery and our men got sick eating the ever will follow the precedent estab- ¬ Richmond time Sherman has just tele fish lished by the decision of Chancellor graphed us from your state house That so drawled Craig too bad Walworth upon this subject and will Wall in that case this crool war is Lots of yewr men was in Long Pond asusme judicial knowledge concerning over replied the confederate sharp- too I reckon intoxicating liquors In a well be easy on old Sher ¬ shooter two rifle trial in the state of Wisconsin where In the silence that followed man shots sounded faint and dull from a dis this question arose in 18S3 lixe trial See here eried Alden is it a truce tant forest judge declared that a man must be al- ¬ until four oclock most a driveling idiot who did not Nother great union victory All rigiit Your word Yank ¬ drawled Craig Extry Extry Rich- know what beer was and that it was You have it not necessary to prove it to be an mond is took coolly said the confederate Done liquor Alden laughed and puffed at his pipe xisihg to his feet and strolling down to We licked the boots off of the Thir Later the supreme court of that state in passing on the character of the the river bauk both ihands in his poclc tieth Texas last Monday he said drawled Craig what did you trial declared that his rulings in the ets Sho Alden and Connor crawled out of their so a lickin their boots for blackin case upon this question were not only smelling dust wallow leaving their 0 shut up said Connor from the clearly correct but if his peculiar man ¬ ill 3r3flesA behind them bank I cant ketch no fish if you two ner gave them force and emphasis it was not only proper but commendable Whew Ifs hot Johnny said fools dont quit jawinV The sun was dipping below the pine This court therefore will neither stul pleasantly He pulled out a Alden retained pipe blew into the stem pol- - clad ridge flooding river and wood with tify itself nor impeach its own veracity ished the bowl with his sleeve and a fierce radiance The spruce needles by telling you that it has not judicial sucked wistfully at the end Then he glittered edged with gold every broad knowledge that liquor commonly went and sat down beside Connor who green leaf wore a heart of gilded splen- known as whisky is an intoxicating ibad improvised a fishing pole from his dor and the muddy waters of the river liquor or that the drink commonly jrauirod a bit of string and a rusty hook rolled onward like a flood of precious called whisky cocktail is an intoxicatr iv J iug drink Lease and Comment The confederate rifleman also sat metal heavy burnished noiseless r - THE BOURB0N NEWS RIGHT ON THE SIDEWALK Henry Asked Her to Marry Him While the Whole Crowd listened Perhaps it isnt altogether fair to teil the story but really its quite too good to keep Besides its recital at this time is particularly apropos She comes from Pennsylvania just wheals I did not learn but I rather suspect it was from some town not a million miles from the center of the Keystone state Two things attracted my atten tion to her In the first place she was extremely lovely Her hair wasnt like spun gold but it was a beautiful burnished brown and when the sun caught its wavelets the effect was all the more alluring Her eyes weare big brown and bright They beamed with intelligence and goodness He was rather an indifferent young man so far as good looks went but 1 suppose that what he lacked in that re spect he made up mentally They stood on Pennsylvania avenue waiting for a Oh Henry here comes our car car now she said in tremulous but very sweet tones Henry knew it He wasnt blind to that fact Yet he was blind to the fact that several interested people lounged by and too eagerly drank in the conversation of the couple Let it come there are others he replied somewhat recklessly Why Henry you are using slang she murmured turning a pair of mildly shocked eyes upon him By no means he hastened to re ¬ ply Intone the last clause of the sen- ¬ tence in the sense that I meant it and you will see that you have erred Her lips moved She was repeating the sentence Then she smiled brightly You are quite right said she I thought you would think so he Do you know that I have smiled back to say to you Helen something The rich warm color that had suf ¬ fused her velvety cheeks fled for an in ¬ stant and then rushed back again Indeed There was a little pathetic quaver in hor voice Yes cant you guess She shook her head negatively ISTo she faltered ¬ ¬ GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN THE PAGE COILED SPRIE W0TE8 cr-r- -r Furniture Window Shades Etc Oil i Cloths Carpets Mattresses ¬ WIRE FENCE I Special attention given to Undertaking and Repairing Main Street - - - - Paris Ky wSsEaiWKWfeW MILLER COLLINS Agents Paris Kentucky This is a smcoth fence that will turn any kind of stock It is made from the best hard steel drawn specially for tbt purpose HOW IT IS MADE -- W O HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance THE VERY BEST I OIiI5 RELIABLE PROMPT- - The large steel wires forming the horizontal bars are first coiled around a PAYING NON UNION ¬ HOTEL REED Short St Bet Broadway and Mill galyanized wrapped three around each horizontal bar ITS ADVANTAGES I inch rod thus practically becoming COILED SPBINGS their entire length These are securely tied together by 10 cross bars to the rod The cross barf are best quality of annealed wire time fi fc jI ¬ ¬ - r ¬ ¬ temptation and the rail stealers oc-¬ cupation is gone The hired man and ZFHLOLj IBS 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 in see the difference between those of a grower and dealer Catalogue on ap- placing posts for farm fence at the un¬ usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart plication to Farmers say the closer the posts the fl F HILLENMEYER Lexington Ky 20oct better the fence That may apply tar common fences but depending largely on its elasticity we prefer the long panel For cemeteries lawns yards etc they should of course be nearer 10 to 20 feet is not objectionable ¬ Being a self regulator it is always ready for business slacks up for 30 James Connors - - - Proprietor below as cheerfully as it takes a new grip for 90 in the shade gently but to firmly persuades a Rates 2 And 250 Per Day reconsider its action runaway teambull An unruly is safe as a canary in its cage it saith One hundred good rooms Electric unto the festive hog thus far shalt lights hot and cold baths barber shop thou go fierce wind and drifting The and Postal telegraph office etc snow pass by and it heeds them not 21jy96 ly There is no terror in the locomotive spark The trespasser is not led into TREES TREES ¬ ¬ I I Papah boss - -- -- -- swered desperately On the car shall have no opportunity to to and besides when we get home your father and mother for the time being will effectually exclude every possibility of Oh Henry she cried agitatedly Its true he said in a tense voice You know Helen he went on hur ¬ riedly that ever since I can remember I have at all times expressed a most E must take this car Papa and mamma are waiting for us Well take the next one he an ¬ Yes yes give me half a dozen she said a moment later somewhat reproachfully we really Henry We have completed and are now building a lot of this fence for Bourbon farmers and you can examine into its merits for yourself Estimates cheerfully furnished Yoil may put up the posts and we will build the fence or we will contract to do the whole 30b If you are needing any us We will save you money fence see and still build you the best fence made Respectfully COLLINS MILLER Paris Ky The Page Wire Fence In Bourbon u ia - 1 - 1 -- -- -- S-a- -y ¬ ¬ - L H H ¬ -- ¬ r ¬ ¬ intox--icatin- g will never forgive me You know that I promised to be with her at 430- Ferventr fervent Ah yes Helen a most fervent fervency No I dont mean that dear I meant I have ex¬ pressed at all times a most intense love for you Your beauty as goodness grace yourself in its entirety has buoyed me up with constant hope My love for you has been the one bright guiding star of my life Helen with ¬ out you S I want buy for cash the Oh Henry she murmured unde ¬ Revenuestoeither canceled or following U at of place uncanceled I am so well pleased with the fence cided whether to cry or smile and half the prices annexed when stamps are sent in that I am going to put up more of ife doing both how can can we miss good condition Respectfully Each right away 1 cent Express red Imperforate 5 cents that car Just think War Becrapt 5my tf 1 cent Express red part perforate 5 cents Just think he said excitedly just 1 cent Playing Cards red imperforate50 cents think how overpowering my love for 1 csut Playing cardsredpart perforated cents Proprietaryredpart perforatclO cents you is Without you I wouldnt care 1 cent Telegraph red imperforate LOCTTST 1 cent 60 cents to live 2 cent Bank Check bluepart perforates cents We are prepared to furnish at reaimperforate Dat fellers got it bad said one of 2 cent Certificate blue full perforate105 cents sonable prices locust posts by the car- ¬ 2 cent Cert flcate blue cents the loungers sotto voce to his com- 2 cent Certiflcateorangefuli perforatelO cents load Delivered at your nearest rail2centExp ess blue Imperforate Scents road station panion 10 cents 2 cent Express blue part perforate MILLER COLLINS Hers haVin a struggle wid himself 2 cent Playing cards bluemperforate50 cents 10 cents 2 cent Playing cards orange said the other 2 cent Proprietary blue imperforate15 cents 2 cent Proprietarybluepart perforatelO cents But Henry heard not 2 cent REPAIRED have tried in vain to tell you how 3 cent Proprietaryorangefull pefrote 15 cents CLOTHES GLEANED I Playing cardgreenimperforateS2 much I love you evenr since we came to 3 cent playing cardgreenfull perrte20 cents 3 cent Telegraph green imperforate10 cents Washington Hemy continued 4 cent Playing cardvlolet perforate50 cents have employed a first class The ordeal was having a disastrous 4 cent Proprietaryvioletpart perfoatelO cents 10 cents experienced tailor to take charge 5 cent Express red imperforate effect on him He was getting warmer 6ceut Playing card red perforate 10 cents of our cleaning repairing and pressing 10 cents and warmer every minute and the 5 cent Proprietary perforate Work done on short department starch in his collar was disappearing 6 cent Proprietary orange perforateS5 cents notice Our prices are lower than 10 cent Bill of Ladingblue imperfotelS like a chunk of ice under the rays of 10 cent Bill of Ladingbluepart pertel5 cents others and we will do your work right 2 cent Bond imperforate 0 cents a hot sun 40 cent Inland Exchangeimperforate7o cents PAfllS FDMISRIHS AND TAILORING CO Helen evidently began to pity liim 50 cent Probate of Will imperforateSl25 70 cent Foreign exchangegreenimate90 cents A tender look crept into her eyes H S STOUT Manager 51 Life Insurance imperforate SI she murmurred Poor boy And SI Manifest imperforate Si 10 24mar tfj SI Mortgage full perforate SI 25 do you love me so much 1 00 Passage Ticket imperforate 1 50 Foreign I couldnt tell you in a thousand 1 30 Foreign exchangeorunge imate 3 00 1 90 Exchange maroon years how much I love you dear 3 50 Inland Exchange imperforate 4 00 5 CO W W BUDLEY Helen he vowed 5 00 Probate of Will imperforate 7 00 30 00 Probate If your love for me is not a passing 20 00 Blue aud of Will imperforate 1 50 Black 130 fancy 1 60 Blue and Black BILL POSTERS 2 00 5 cent Black and Green proprietary 5 cents Passing fancy My stars its a cast 6 cent Black aud Green proprietary o oents iron reality I cant forget you Will 10 cent Black aud Green proprietary x 5 PAEIS KY u Green proprietary 3 h you be my wife Helen Tell me now 50centBlacka Green proprietary 1 00 Black and 5 00 or never Helen 5 00 Black and Green proprietary 15 00 All Kinds- - ofi Posting Distributing JEtc Promptly Attended To He was very much agitated now And 1 also wish to buy old canceled postage stampsaud stamped en velopes of any and all looked it he denominations from 1810 to 1875 for which 1 If I give you an answer will youi will pay liberal prices AddressT Jb GKEEiN Connty Glerk promise me to take the next carr Mt Olivet Ky TOWN LOT FOR SALE Yes a million of them NotfonThe above named stamps can be Deeds Mortgages Notes Receipts found Well my answer is 42 JsllO foot lot in Williams ad Agreements Bank Checks etc from 1861 She leaned forward and whispered to 187i also on Proprietary Medicines dition well located Will be soldi Matches etc something in his ear I did not learn T o foregoing offer is genuine made in at low price on four payments one what it was but it made Henry the good faith and will be carried out to the let- ¬ fourth cash balance in threb equal pay¬ eighteen receive the happiest man in Washington at that ter in every instance when 1 good order ments at six twelve and carestamps I have mentioned in Thb months Address L L particular moment Roference Mt Olivet Deposit Bank or any News Paris Ky He almost broke into a cheer No official of Robertson county County Clerk T Ii GiiEEN doubt he wanted to hug and kiss her right then and there A moment later he handed her aboard the car and thev were whisked away Washington Post -- fervent Henry if we dont take a car mamma Paris Kentucky Gentlemen Do not be deceived by allurintr advertisements and I have had the Page think you can get the oestnade finest finish and Woven Wire Fence on my farm for MOST POPULAR SEVING MACHINE about eighteen months and am well for amere sonpr Buy from reliable manufacturers pleased with it It has proved to he all that have trained a reputation by honest and square dealing There Is none in the world that can equal that is claimed for it It turns all kinds In mechanical construction durability of working parts fineness of finish beauty in appearance or has of stock and is as tight as it was the day as 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 neighbor Tie Hew Home Sewing Machine Co fell across the fence a few months ago- Cba woe Mass Bobtok Mass 28 Union SquareNY and was not taken off for several hours CracAGo III St Louis Mo Dallas Texas S iXFENCISCOCAIi ATLAHIAGa but when taken off the fence went back OR SALE BY to its place all right with the exception of a few staples During the storm of COOK WINN Paris Ky April 24th a good sized tree was blown across the fence and bent it down to the U S REVENUE STAMPS WANTED ground As soon as the tree was cast off the fence went up all right and was BYas good as ever with the exception of TLGredn County Clerk Mt Olivet Ky one broken wire and a few staples out Messrs Miller Millersburg Ky May 4 98 Collins Agents POSTS ¬ ¬ ¬ -- WE Oi - A - i ¬ r ¬ Habitually eating soft foods even soft bread to the exclusion of everything that is hard or crusty is not only weak ¬ ening to the digestive organs but it leads to rapid decay of the teeth When these are not used in the mastication of harder foods the teeth become cov ¬ ered with tartar and sometimes loosen in their sockets or the gums will bleed Chicago News Bad for the Teeth misi - Ornithologists have discovered that jrows have no less than 27 different cries each distinctly referable to a di terent action fnnt tnll rnn nil ohnnt hn noBfr1niL Aa V4 ltfV 3 w nCBAA flllvB Taricty low prices superior quality and fin workmanship of our Roods in n- this limited apace lint wo want you to writofor onrlROf Tllnatra iS 1 2E eat nd best catalogue we ever published Ask for Czz M It contains ahont you Cau hav one free We havo dSea On 2M Uae of -ALTTANnB R4PTJTilP nft wjuuiiiAH VilUU nvi FMr ww -Vi- SL-JLililllSi --- Pnti 2m0 f - r i v V x a - - t1 Vfj THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY JANUARY 22 1897 n Step Forward in Railroad Advertising ii M THE FARMING WORLD -- GRAFTING WILD FRUITS A Fine Field for the Exercise of Horticul ¬ Persons living- in sections where wild fruit trees and vines yet continue to grow undisturbed in native vigor can find exercise for their horticultural - tural Skill - i skill and love of experiment in grafting- these wild stocks with improved native and foreign varieties Several years ago my attention was attracted to this subject by an article which appeared in the report of our State Horti ¬ cultural society from a correspondent in Illinois who said A farmer living near here having- a woods pasture part ly covered with wild crab and red haw trees some 15 or 0 years ago grafted the crab to apple and the red haw to pear He grafted those limbs beyond the reach of animals grazing in the pasture and now he has apples and pears in abundance every fruit year During- the past year the writer made a number of experiments in grafting the wild fruits in this locality begun grafting the haw to the pear during pleasant days in February and con ¬ - ¬ place in Great Britain though it is un-known on this side of the Atlantic The black cattle of Wales were originally all of one breed and in fact are supposed to descend from the species Bos primo- genius which is now represented by the wild white cattle of Chillingham Eng and the so called Podolian race of the continent One singular fact that justifies this opinion is that among the black Welsh cattle is seen an occasional white calf black on the muzzle and inside of the ears like the cattle of Chill ingham The original black cattle of Wales were coarse and slow of maturity but they possessed such hardiness dairy qualities and special adaptation to their environments that no effort at improve- ¬ ¬ ¬ BLACK WELSH CATYlE ELECTRICAL SCIENCE A Breed That Should Be Better Knows The Mystery of Phosphorescence Is Gradu in This Country allv Ofifctinir Cleared Uo The principality of Wales has two in-wMch pur digenous breeds of black cattle oi of which at least one fills an important pounds the subject of the emission gfkt by phosphorescent substances is will-o-the-wis- BL00MEES AND PETS Countess in New York Who Is Con ¬ spicuous Aside from Her Title 1 A One of the most elaborate and successful moves in the way of advertising transpor- ¬ tation lines that has been seen recently is that of the Queen Crescent in the Jarfuary Issue of the Review of Reviews While U Z - - mm 111 PRIZE BLACK WELSH STEER ment was made until within a few recent years The first herd book was published in 1S74 embracing both the so called Castle Martin cattle of South Wales and the Anglesea of North Wales The former are coarse boned with fiat sides and deficient beef qualities but o nnrl millrprfi Tlift Ano lPKPn onttlf ot runts as they are called have been so greatly improved that they are now recognized as a distinct breed with a separate herd book of which the firs volume was published in 1833 The improvement in these cattle is the result of careful selection and breeding to which they have responded rapidly The lar e bone slow rowth and li ht quarters have been bred out and a fine blocky animal is the result like that shown in the illustration above which is a lifelike reproduction of a Welsh steer that won the prize breed cup in the Smithfield club cattle show London His weight was 2464 pounds Fat cows of the same breed have at- tamed weights of 1800 to 2400 pounds The cows are deep and long continuing milkers producing an average yield of trom 12 to 14 pounds daily at the flush The milk is fairly rich in butter fats With their extreme hardiness early maturity good beef and dairy qualities the North Welsh cattle are rapidly growing in favor among British feeders aud breeders and seem worthy of atten- tion in this country Farm and Home ¬ ¬ r if 7J tinued after intervals till the 10th of April Those grafts set during Febru ary did much better than those of later dates Scions were taken from JBartlett Idaho Duchess and Ivieffer trees xv much larger per cent of the Kicller grafts grew than those of other varie- ¬ ties and the growth was more vigorous We also set grafts of the pear into the white thorn but failed to get any to live In grafting the haw it is best to select young vigorous trees and lo- ¬ cate the grafts well in the top of the tree so they will get the sunlight and bave room to develop In the early days of March we grafted some wild plum trees with the Japanese varieties Abun- ¬ dance and Burl auk The growth made ¬ by these scions was very vigorous and they are now full of fruit buds In grafting use an abundance of grafting wax and cover with a cotton cloth boiled in oil or wax Aside from the curiosities which can be produced on lawns or in waste places by transforming these wild stocks by grafting to improved varieties some persons may be so situated as to make it a source of considerable profit S H Van Trump in Journal of Agriculture ¬ being unraveled Uncanny stories of may corpse lights and continue to furnisli food for the folk- lorist and the fabled lamp of Aladdin will flourish forever in story Science when she dissipates a mystery always ends bv leavin the heart of the fable untouched Nevertheless she does ex¬ plore the facts that lie at the base of romance and sometimes Of the deals cruelly with them corners of science been more tempting than that none has which is concerned with the strange property of giving out light without heat To the alchemists are due the beginnings of rel discovery Did not Kraift evolve from a hideous brew of organic matter the material afterward isolated as the chemical element phos jhorus Its slow oxidation in moist air produces the pale gleam familiar to every schoolboy as belonging to luclfer matches Did not an obscure shoemaker of Bo-¬ logna discover that by heating in a fur nace mixed with a little flour meal a certain powdered spar from Monte Paterno there was yielded a chalky powder having the property of shining in the dark after having been exposed to sunlight Here was a prime mys-¬ tery No combustion no waste of sub- ¬ stance in short a mere bottling up of daylight to emit it again with a feeble night long gleam when all around was dark To the famous phos- ¬ phorus of Bologna succeeded the more brilliant phosphorus of John Canton ciujjlhlu ui uystei aliens ciuciiicu witm charcoal or meal in a close crucible And the phosphorus of Canton is in our day superseded by luminous paint used for clock faces and match- box tops that need to be visible in the DJackest night bcience tells us tnat fter all these are only sulphides of the k115 earths but be that so those kat shine best are never pure sul- ps out-of-the-way la Traveling with Her Husband to Austra liaStrange Party Applies for Accom- ¬ modation at a Hotel Quarters cured for Their Menagerie Se- ¬ ¬ ¬ m Prides the property of fluorescence the nature of which though some of the facts were Closely akin to phosphorescence is IHow PROPAGATING BENCH to Start Plants Successfully in the House in Spring- tries to start a few plants early in the spring in the house but has no end of trouble carrying them from window to stove shelf at night to xVlmost every one tion shows a way to avoid all this trouble and at the same time to grow more and better plants A box of any size desired and about two feet in height is arranged according to the Iceep them from chilling The illustra- ¬ GOOD BUTTER SALT Dairymen Should Exorcise Great Care In Its Selection n Hunter Nicholson says in the Jersey Bulletin that there is almost as much difference in the quality of salt as in the quality of butter Good butter salt is fine grained bright colored clean i WvWWK T 1 WMVJMiWJW0iZt0 WmxtfZfi An opening v WINDOW PROPAGATING BENCH idesign shown herewith iron rods run from side to side across the box for the support of smaller boxes A of earth in which seeds are sown tight wooden cover can be made to shut down over the whole to be opened ieach morning A small opening is made in the top of tLe lamp chamber and another in the bottom to admit air and let out any gas frcm the lamp The sheet iron should lit so closely that fumes from the lamp may not get up to the plant boxes A very small flame will keep everything very warm at night Set the box before the sunniest kitchen window Orange Judd Farmer ¬ is cut in one side at the bottom so that a hand lamp can be set in This open ¬ ing should have a hinged door Above the lamp is stretched a piece of sheet iron while some distance above this tion of the summer and fall sheep are five cents more to raise a good given the run of the field They lie calf than it does a poor one and under the shade of the trees a greater the cow that will make 300 pounds of part of the day where a good share of butter a year has eaten no more up to their droppings is left v inch seem to be the time she drops her calf than the a great benefit to the trees and all one that will make only 150 There is wormy and defective apples are quickly not a fortune in the dairy business in jateii as soon as they fall I now raise any event but if we raise calves from wore and much better fruit and believe poor cows from which to make up our it will pay any farmer who has an apple future herd there is a loss Eural orchard to keep sheep John Jackson World In Michigan Sheep in the Orchard five acres that are partially cov- ¬ I have ered with apple trees some of which are quite old For several years no crops have been raised on the land For a few weeks in the year it is used for pasturing cows and during a por¬ Tt pure and free of foreign odors must be fine grained in order to mix readily and dissolve regularly and quickly through the butter bright colored showing that it is well crystallized clean that is free from foreign substances and free from bad smells which salt is very ready to absorb Sat like everything else sold is likely to Baryta is most com be adulterated A simple and trustworthy monly used test of salt may be made by dissolving a small quantity in clear hot wate This will bring out any bad flavor and disclose the presence of any forei n substance Pure salt will make a clear brine and deposit no sediment If is cloudy or colored the brine smells or leaves a sediment do not use the salt for butter There are a number of excellent brands of salt prepared for the dairy if you can find uut where they are sold get a lot be careful however not to keep it near aav ill odored substance as it absorhs odors very readily and once absorbed the salt is ruined beyond remedy Bey sides the Americau salts there are one or more foreign brands of excellent rep- ¬ ¬ known to Goethe to Brewster and to Herschel was first explained by Sir George Stokes A chip of horse chest- nut bark a crystal of quinine or agrain of the dye stuff eosin is dropped into water acidulated it may be to hasten solution and behold the liquid exhib- its on the surface exposed to light a beautiful coloring green blue or orange as the case may be That a liquid should possess a surface color where the light first strikes it and that color be quite different from the color of the liquid itself as seen by transmitted light is a fact that fascinates by its par-Why should the adoxical nature erreen liauid made bv macerating voiinfr green leaves in alcohol shine with a deep red color on its surface Fluor ¬ spar the bluejohn of the miners exhibits a similar possession for its surface color is different from the tint of the mineral Then followed the discovery that these waves which excite fluorescence as above described and which are the very waves that are most active photographically are also the waves that are most active in producing phosphorescence in the luminous paints Here was afforded a very broad hint that both fluorescence and phosphorescence might be like photographic actions chemical phe- in their essence Then the pa- - man accompanied by a tall blond young woman are registered at the Hotel Martin New York city as Reginald P Brook and Countess Gwendoline Broolc of London The hotel attaches paid no attention to Mr Brook but they threw up their hands when they saw the countess She was attired in light brown bloomers brown leggings a jaunty brown jacket a wthite sweater and a Tarn OShanter cap The bloom ¬ ers were equipped with pockets and the countess wore her hands in tlhe pockets On her fingers she wore a dozen rings and diamond pins in the shape of coronets decorated her cap and the front of her sweater Wlhen Mr Brook had registered he told Landlord Martin that he desired accommodations for the pets of the countess How mainy animals have you queried Martin The countess rejoined Mr Brook has a monkey am ape a black Chinese bear very rare by the way the only one in the United States a tiger cat a tame house cat a trained lemur a trained coatimondi better known as the anteater a Madagascar dog a Danish boar hound one grown St Bernard dog and three St Bernard puppies All these interesting beasts with theitr owners had come here on a French liner from Marseilles The land lord didnt think he had rooms suitable for tihe pets so a local wild beast dealer was called in He could lodge the beasts he said and this settled the guests started out to see New Yorks streets urowcis or small boys soon gathered in their train commenting audibly upon the countess peculiar cos turne Tibe countess afterward ex plained that she is the victim of the bloomer and animal fads Incidentally she likes to investigate life as it really in the large centers of population You see explained Mr Brook we are on our way to Australia and expect to stoP m Texas to procure a small ¬ ¬ m A small scantdly bewhiskered appears in the advertising pages of that magazine it is not so much an advertise- ¬ ment as it is an article of unusual interest concerning the equipment of tracks and trains on the modern line of railway It is a revelation to most people to know that such a line exists south of the Ohio River The block system the electric equipment such as track signals locomotive head ¬ lights crossing gongs all go to provide for the swift movement of trains and is found here The track is of heavy steel and the ballast of crushed stone and over this road- ¬ bed passenger trains of the most luxurious pattern hurry to and fro on schedules which each year are made a little shorter JJLW Not more than five men or women In a thousand are free from some form of Kidney Liver or Bladder trouble which is certain to run into I serious checked disease unless Stop and Think that there is but one known rar remedy for these troubles I Ask any druggist physician or friend what it is and he will tell you wonder that the old folks stand A troop of chiding mockers When little boys wear trousers and Grown men wear knickerbockers No Washington Star i In Palace Sleeping Cars From Lake Michi ¬ gan to the rotoniac A new line of Pullman sleepers between Chicag o Washington D C and Baltimore via the Queen City Commencing January 24th the C H fc D Ry and Monon Route in connection ¬ with the B O Railways will operate a line of Pull ¬ man sleepers between Chicago and Baltimore via Cincinnati and Wash- ¬ ington City The schedule will be as Leave Chicago 245 a m follows Indianapolis 755 am Cincinnati 1205 n n Arrive Washington D C 647 am Returning the Baltimore 755 a m sleeper will leve Baltimore 1100 am Washington D C 1200 nn Cincin nati 330 am Indianapolis 700 am Arrive Chicago 1200 nn The sleepers are of the latest Pullman pattern equal to any running on any line and 15 O S W This great remedy stands ABSOLUTELY at the top mm and is so acknowledged by the most advanced thinkers of the world This sugges- ¬ tion is all you require I LECTROTYPING Oi 1 -T- ¬ SJTD otereotyping of the Highest grade PROMPTLY EXECUTED BY A coux doctor Bays that if people walked more they would not have corns If they didnt have to walk so much they wouldnt care for corns Washington Democrat The Truth About Kansas No State in the union has been more slan- ¬ dered than Kansas The western part of the State is as tine grazing country as the sun ever shone on and the eastern 200 miles square raised more corn to the acreinlb96 than any other State in the union With only the eastern part of the State raising corn and wheat the State ranks fifth in these cereals in this country We have more churches and schools and less illiteracy per capita than any other state Productive smooth farm land can he bought for from 5 to 40 per acre Write to R B Drury Atchison Kansas There is nothing that makes agood wom- ¬ ans heart so sweil with pride as to have her pastor notice her absence from church Atchison Globe L II Kellogg Newspaper Co - We offer to our Customers and The Traifr - generally the most satisfactory work possible Our facilities enable us in these branches If you desire to turn out work very rapidly to release your type on some large job send it to us for either stereotyping or eiectrotyp ing and it will be returned to you prompt and in good order gTizzly bear MAGICIAN ASKS HANNAS HELP Amusing Incident in the Theater of Wnicn Mark Is tho Owner Chevalier was accorded a hearty re ception at the opera house in Cleveland the other nigfht and incidentally Mar ¬ cus A Hanna came to the surface on a wave of popular clamor and in his own We make a specialty of Newspaper Head-¬ To Get Out of the Way When trouble is coming is obviously the ings and Cuts and have the largest assort- part of common sense An obstruction of the bowels is a serious obstacle to health ment in these lines to be found anywhere in To get this out of the way is an easy matter with the thorough laxative Hostetters the country from which to select Stomach Bitters which although it affords relief never gripes and convulses like a drastic purgative Dyspepsia malarial kid- A N Kellogg Newspaper Go ney and rheumatic ailments and nervous- ¬ 429 Elm Street Cincinnati O ness yield to this genial family medicine ¬ theater at that The unlookea ior out talking about so much as a married couple burst caused the chairman of the na that dout get along very well Washingr tionol republican committee to blush like a maiden and become decidedly Tin- easy- while the members of his box party the occupants of the other boxes and the large audience were either cheering for or sympathizing with him It all happened this way Chevalier has in his company Charles Bertram the English magiical entertainer Bertram looks for ail the world like the prince of Wales He performed a num ¬ ber of tricks something like the ones G us Hartz started out in life with He got to a point where he needed a wit ¬ ness on the stage and as all magicians do wandered down into the orchestra trying to induce some one to go on the - There seems to be nothing people enjoy ton Democrat The Most Unique Calendar of the Season Has just been issued by the Lake Shore Michigan Southern Ry Copy can be se- ¬ cured by sending six cents in stamps to cover postage to A J Smith G P A Cleveland We cvish to craln 50000 nleased customers in iaa ana nenceoner 15c 1 Vktr Rlsmfirfc Cncumber 10c Pkg Round Olobo Beot FOR 14 CENTS r - 2 There is an unwritten law among women that no woman should go further from home than two blocks with a shawl over her head for Fifty Cents No-To-B- si I br - ac iSQmS 5 113 fcfi 15c Giant Yellow Onion 10c Day Radish 15c Brilliant Flower Seeds Worth SI 00 for 11 cents tHBtHT Above 10 pkgs worth 100 we will mail you freo together with our lrcat plant and seed catalogue upon¬ receipt of this notice and He postage How can wo do it Because we wantnpw cnstomprs and know If vou SS once try Salzers seed youll novcr 14 16c Earliest Carrot Kaiser Wilhelm Lettuce- - 15C-10c Earliest Melon Over 400001 cured Why uotletNo-To-Ba- c regulate or remove your desire for tobacco Saves money makes health and manhood Cure guaranteed 50c and 100 all druggists - 9se J0I13A Catalogue alone 5c postage SEED CO LA CROSSE L TTIS SALZER stage fna etbd uuLruinenxaj l obf rvi substances in the dark after they had been exposed to h and especially to ultra violet uaves jor a brief fractln of a second showed that phosphorescence so far from being a rare property is possessed by innumerable kinds of stuffs Chalk porcelain glus of various sorts and rubies shine for a 20tli of a second or so Some artificial chemical crvstals ei US5 41 utation If the calf is not a good one it would be better to knock it in the head and feed to the chickens raNier than raise it for the dairy It does not cot Poor Calves Are Expensive Fruit rower Kg 7 v Germinating Nts in Spring j 3 J j tne ipaieuf iiicrcuM- - JT proportion or on of germinating nuts in The success meal in her ration If her bowels be-the spring depends upon the condition come too loose decrease the oil meal and of ripeness and the method of keeping increase the bran If the cows have them during the winter Nuts should a tendency to put on too much fiesh de- ¬ iiot allowed to become too dry before crease the cornmeal or discard it alto- ¬ burying in sand When gathered too gether If she gets too thin give her early tne kernels shrivel up and have more cornmeal and less of the other but little germinating power hence foods If straw and corn fodder are they should not be gathered until the high limit the feed to eight or ten kernel is full and plump If there is pounds a day If these rough foods any danger of mice getting into the are cheap give 20 to 25 pounds a day to boxes where they are buried during the each cow and use what is uneaten for winter wire netting should be nailed bedding T m If the cow has a tendency to be Sanitary Food for Cows con- - over them Wsetern Plowman K Advantages of IJutter Making Butter is a condensed product JSoth- - keei company long The growing of V ing can be made or grown on the farm berries for family use is easily done ivbusa brings as much per pound The crowincr of berries larerelv and sell- Farms remote from the market and ing them in good market require con- Jiomni unities far from a railroad can siderable skill and a special business tact Only those who have good loca- - SjMid butter from the farm or creamery The tion good market and a taste for tJie with l he least possible expense hiisjnpss should attwrnit it MnnvsmnT flnVvnian can coudense tons of fodder sue- so situated are making miI crops grown on the farm into dairy farmers commencing moderatelya and prociiiifte and send them to market in cess by Growing ISerries for Market Good gardens and poor farms never couipaft ancU portable qrm Field ttndFruA Dakota increasing acreage from season to 500 as experience warrants sea- - notaoly the green compounds of ura- nmm shine for bllt 1 lCOth of a second or less- - Regarded from the time stand P nt the difference between phos- AWMcCoricick Sous Cincinnati Washington DC Florescence and fluorescence is a mere A sprain may cripple but St Jacobs Oil difference in degree the one is a persist A N K E 1640 will cure it before it can It cures ent the other a transient transforma ¬ THEN TViUTlNG TO ADVEimSEKS PLEASE tion of the waves On the top of these Our happiness is but an unhappinessmore stato that yoa saw tho Advertisement la Ud or less consoled N Y Weekly axesv discoveries of a generation ago came the observations notably those of Crookes THE MARKETS that fluorescence and phosphorescence are stimulated by electric discharges in REASONS FOR USING Cincinnati Jan 21 Z 3 0J vacuo much more brilliantly than by LIVE STOCK CattlecommonS 2 50 4 35 4 0j select even the brightest sunlight The phos- ¬ CALVES butchers good light 4 53 ftC n 50 Fair to 2 75 a 3 20 phorescence excited by the discharge HOGS Common Mixed packers 3ii 3 40 from the cathode or negative pole in the 3 io a 3 Jo Liirht shippers 3 0 3 75 most attenuated vacuo possesses many SHLEP Choice 4 40 4 85 LAMBS Good to choice striking and brilliant ceatures z 3 60 co 3 90 FLOUR Winter family 91lA GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Lastly come the memorable researches No 3 red a 88 Because it is absolutely pure 22V2 cf Lenard and of Roentgen who have Corn No 2 mixed 1914 Oats No 2 2 Because it is net made by the so called Dutch Process in found in the emanations that proceed Rye No 2 36 which chemicals are used from properly exhausted vacuum tubes HAY Prime to choice 11 u0 10 75 9 YzVi PRO VI sIO S Mess Pork Because beans of the finest quality are used when electrically stimulated rays that 3 S2 Lrd Prime steam will penetrate paper wood flesh and BUTTER hoice dairy 9 8 a Because it is made by a method which preserves unimpaired a 1 2is Prime to choice creamery V iha ovnnicifo rcitum trrtr- - inrl rrrr of flip hp5nc oven opaque sheets of aluminium and 75 150 APPLES Per bbl willf nevertheless make their presence POTATOE 10 90 HEJ1 a HSihilLI Per bbl j Because it is the most economical costing less than one cent l u o a cup NEW YORK ifn uj uuiiug u uii3rv tiivc iiuu uv 5 15 4 90 FLOUR Winter patent Be sure that you get the genuine article made by WALTER their photographic action Roentgens GRAiN 96i4 Wheat No northn CO Ltd Dflrchester Mass Established 1780 BAKER world wide discovery of the present No 2 red S9l4 44Q 28H year seems almost like an inverse spe- ¬ CORN No 2 mixed 22 OAS Mixed cies of fluorescence a transmutation PORK New mess 8 75 8 25 4 30 from the lower to the higher order of LARD Western CHICAGO waves And indeed H Becquerel has 5 NUWg 4 60 4 25 FLOUR Winter patents shown that the highly fluorescent com ¬ GRAI Wheat No J red 89M ssm No 2 hicago spnug pounds will after exposure to light 77Jb 773 2256 No 2 22s give off for many hours visible waves CORN No 2 OATs 16tf 7 87ra 7 9 which closely resemble Roentgens rays PORK Mess 3 97Y 3 95 in their power of penetration through LARD Steam aluminum and other opaque materials FLOUR FamilyBALTIMORE 4 50 4 85 ftni and in their photographic action So ORAIVWhontWn f 27 Corn Mixed 2Gi to the phenomena of phosphorescence 25 24 Oats Mixed and fluorescence we have now a vper LARD Refined 11 00 16 85 PORK Mess phosphorescence to record And if CATTLE 4 35 4 00 First quality Wiedemann and his collaborators have HOGS Western 3 90 3 75 half solved the mystery of phosphor- INDIANAPOLIS 88 escence by showing that it is due to a GRAIN Wheat No 2 20 Corn No 2 mixed CURE CONSTIPATION sort of limited chemical decomposition 18 Oats No 2 mixed of molecules under the influence of LOUISVILLE elrvtric nr Inminnns 4 00 375 FLOUU Winter patent ALL 91 92 mystery is certainly no less bewilderine GRAJ1 Wheat No 2 red 23 50 DRUGGISTS 224 Oiij -- Mixed V than before the explanation is itself 20Vs ABSOLUTELY GUARAHTEED SssStfJ - 2 JLfcfitf fe 8 00 oajH no less a mystery needing in turn to fRncess a wvw i a CTraimnnPn 5 00 317 Z z zr L rl z zr t - ll Jot noBixesi isa orievr tors i ram be explained Pblladelphir Telegraph Then some one evidently enjoying fte num0rous loudly suggested Mark Hanniu There was a sudden burst of applailsc that was Tepeated time and agaim Evm James H Hoyt burst his- wMte kMtf in efforts to get MaPClls on stage Bertram had un- doubtedly heard of Hanna but it was some time before he realized that it was tliat great man who was in ihe audi ence Then he located Marcus and urged in vain Things quieted down until a boy in the gallery broke out with Whats tihe matter with Mark Han na Then there was a parting volley and the performance went on Bertram got a member of the company to help him and the excitement was at an end - Everyone who doesnt have to light the BNK fires in the morning preaches against using many coal oil for that purpose The pain that tortures sciatica The cure that cures it St Jacobs Oil CITY We have used the QUEEM fe Good breeding is doing nothing needlens A N KELLOGG NEWSPAPER ly that one thinks will hurt or displease others N Y Weekly SOUTHERN Sore and stiff from cold dont wait snd ES suffer use St Jacobs Oil and get cured ¬ years and are using it now When in need of Ink write to them Cincinnati or Chicago GIF PRiNTINQ IKK CO with satisfaction for Coast Country Cheap and Most young married couples begin house- ¬ in tbe celebratedfruit vegetable and Held cropon reafarms sonable terms keeping with hope aid misfit wedding pres- Greiit production Direct market IHversi Hed eroi Travel vii Friwco JLIuc frona ents Atchison Globe St XouisandBTFor land literature luapsescur full information wx ite oion rati s Just try a 10c box of Cascarcts candy ca GOSTHE AMERICAN LAND COMPANY 3IO ST LOCIS Jtoe 35Id thartiCjfinest liver and bowel regulator made for SOIiDIEBS and WIDOWS A short absence quickens love a long ab Jlejectcd claims reopened Feo for increase 2 enca kills it ST Y Weekly All laws freo 31 yrs practice Success or no fee ¬ PENSIONS -- Walter Baker djmg Breakfast Cocoa Cosf t J t t 4 vu flQ 1 t 1 PHLiLlOH Qtttt4Wttr4 W0 Y CATHARTIC szx j iTr7-iln-H-r- V fc 1 rr I- t 4- r v - - -- ih - I J I J V1 i k V f IK v ft 0 t 8 THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY JANUARY 22 1897 PUBLIC SALE OF v MASTERS SALE- OP im Gen Weyler has been compelled to take the field again this time turning his face Eastward in the direction of Gomez It is said that if he again re¬ turns to Havana without having ac ¬ complished something decisive his re- ¬ call will be certain It is pretty hard lines for the old butcher to be compelled C to whip an enemy he cannot catch or lose his official head X I iStncl vs T 168 Ml BOA AND CO Lag TWIN BROTHERS 10 GREAT BARGAIN DAYS 1ST Bourbon Circuit Court S Crouchs Assignee Plaintiff 37 MULES FARM MFLMKTS 1 X S Crouch etcDefendant8 By virtue of a judgment of the Bour ¬ bon Circuit Court made and entered in the above styled cause on the 3d day of July 1896 and the supplemental judg ¬ ment made and entered in the same cause on the 19th day of December 1896 1 will sell publicly at the Court ¬ house door in Paris Kentucky on MONDAY Ramons Liver Pills Tonic Pellets will sell at public auction on the are a Perfect Treatment for Compilation premises 3 J miles North of Paris bend Biliousness IST One pill a dose ginning at ten oclock a in on ¬ TUESDAY FEBRUARY 1897 FEBRUARY 1ST 1897 -- m about the hour of 12 oclock noon the following described lands belonging to the assigned estate of the late I S Crouch to wit A tract of 300 acres lying on the waters of Plum Lick creek in Bourbon County Kentucky and situated on Plum Lick pike near the Montgomery county line and oeing what is known as the Home Farm of the late I S Crouch and which is fully described by metes and bounds as tract No 1 in the judgment made and entered in the above styled cause on July 3d 1896 and ful ¬ ly described in the petition herein to which said petition and said judgment reference is made for a full description of said land by metes anu bounds or so much of said land as may be necessary to satisfy the debt and interest of Sallie Y Henderson guardian etc amounting on fhe day of sale to 1302881 and her costs amounting to 17235 The portion of said land which may be sold to pay said debt interest and costs will be sold free of any dower claim in favor of Sarah J Crouch the widow of Isaac the following land stock etc described below A tract of good land containing 168 acres situated on the Maysville Lex¬ ington turnpike 3 miles North of Paris between Paris and Millersburg Said land has every improvement consisting of an eight room house with bath room hot and cold water carriage house ice house smoke house two large barns one for tobacco other for stock a fine peach and apple orchard etc Also at same time and place I will sell thirty seven head of mules all fat and ready to ship 10 head broke 21 head in Spring and 6 yearlings coming two Also one good mare mule weanling 9 head horse stock 4 good Jersey milch cows with young three-year-o- ld 602 Office CLOTHING OVERCOATS M H DAILEY SUITS DENTIST - HATS AND CAPS PANTS Bank UNDERWEAR SHIRTS to p m hours BOOTS SHOES ETC R A SPRAKE MAIN ST - PARIS KY Over Deposit 8 to 12 a 1 6 m 3 3R0AEWAY Office hours - - - m PARIS v KY A U k UP STAIRS 8 to 12 a 1 to 6 p m DESIRABLE RESIDENCE m calves Spring wagon 2 break carts 3 buggies 1 IN EAST PARIS J- - 111 I - iJ s S Crouch Also at the same time and place I will sell a tract of 231 acres 1 rood and 34 poles of land less that portion there of lying in Montgomery County Ken ¬ tucky and being about 60 or 65 acres heretofore sold under an execution iu favor of Geo W Bramblett The entire tract is described by metes and bounds as follows Beginning at the stone letter F on the plot corner to L H Reynolds thence N 4375 W 6430 poles to a stone at 35 cor- ¬ ner to same thence N 33 W 6770 poles to a stone at 36 corner to W S Bichart thence N 54 W 182 poles to a stone at 3150 in Jas Hedges line thence S 34 W 132 poles to a stone at 32 corner to Kel ley Moore thence S 52 E 115 poles to a stone in J H Marks Hue corner to J H Wilson heirs at 34 thence N35 E 8 poles to a stone buckeye tree corner to said Marks thence N 5725 E 107 70 poles to the beginning There is also to be ex¬ cepted from this tract of land the por-¬ tion thereof allotted to Sarah J Crouch for dower which is described as follows Beginning at a Btone corner to Kelly Moore and running therefrom with his line S 50 E 115 poles to a Btone thence with Wilsons line S 51 E 84 poles to the middle of the Plum Lick Turnpike thence N 29 E 5296 poles the middle of same thence N 48 W 8920 poles to a Mstbne thence N 44 U 2212 poles to a stone thence N 44 33 108 40 poles to a And numerous other useful farming implements Terms op Sale I will sell the mules in pairs on time with good and approved security Terms for other property made known on day of sale ¬ sleigh two horse wagons Gears for ten head of mules 2 breaking plows 3 new cultivators Tobacco sticks 2 For Bent or For Sale acres ¬ S D CLAY A T Forsyth Auctioneer well improved brick A substantial house eight rooms and Kitchen also brick servants bouse two good cisterns large stable with ten box stalls Possession giyen about 15 th or 20th of November 1896 Address me at 97 East Main street Lexington Ky tf J T MCMILLAN home place in East Paris MY containing about fourteen Ky iSSKS ttJaVMm2mrT5ji yrtArjUiitw W r mmm - - IU k iLi vw Y fc iiKia Tk 9T9 ww o o53ii 3aS y w f ffciV - fe- - ASSIGNEES SALE OF u fe- - C Oil SE A DAUGHERTY HHHH Eh IxCL JANUARY T SIN MD PITER Paris Ky isr I PN The undersigned Assignees of Joseph 434 Main St H Hawkins will on THURSDAY MM Ma-C- j- IN- - 1897 on the premises of the home farm at 28 eleven oclock a m solar time expose to public sale the following tracts of land situated in Bourbon County A tract containing Tract No Acres 1 One Hundred and Eighty Two Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods Cottons Calico Flannels Skirts Underwear Gloves Shoes Rubbers Etc Paints Oil Tarnishes Brushes Artists Come in and get the prices oh all goods Come now while you terials WindtfW have a big stock to select from Glass Etc Remember this is a grand opportunity to buy goods very cheap Estimates promptly furnished for glass paints painting and decorating Remember the place ALSO DEALER IN u i M m -- -- ri judgment This Jan stone in Dalzells line thence S 35 W 8628 poles to the beginning containing 85 acres The said 85 acres so allotted to Sarah J Crouch as dower will then be sold subject to said right of dower in favor of said Sarah J Crouch There is also to be excepted from said 231 acres 1 rood and 34 poles a tract of 18 acres 2 rends and 16 pole3 which is described as follows Beginning at 1 designated as the upper corner in a corn field thence N 69i W 36 poles to 2 a stake in the old Daniel Bradley line thence S 3 W 3488 poles to a locust stump thence S 59 E 77 W thence N 7 E 4932 poles thence 1ST 69 i W 3868 poles to the beginning which said last described portion of said land has been adjudged to belong to W B Crouch Also at thesame time and place I will sell a tract of 76 acres lying and situate in Bourbon county Kentucky described on the plot in the action of Bradley vs Crouch as follows Beginning at a stake at figure 1 on the above plot designated as the upper corner of the cornfield thence N 69 50 TV 3600 poles to 2 a stake in the old Daniel Bradley line thence running the 3 next courses with said line viz S 3 W 34 88 poles to a locust stump at 3 thence N 5375 W 1144 poles to a stone at 4 thence S 3625 W 9812 poles to a stake at 5 inSthe Trimble line thence with Trimbles line so as to strike the fence of the cornfield that Hiram has had in cultivation S 54 E 95 poles to 6 thence a straight line to strike the bars Tbelow the house N 3250 105 poles to 7 thence with the face around the corner of the cornfield from where we started N 7E 4932 poles to 8 thence 6950 W 3868 poles to the beginning containing 76i acres of land less an undivided eight 8 acres belonging to John Brad ley leaving che quantity of land to be sold by the undersigned Master Com- ¬ missioner in the above boundary 68i acres Said land will be sold to pay the debts of the late I S Crouch and the costs of this suit Said sale will be upon a credit of six twelve and eighteen months for equal parts of the purchase money for which the purchaser or pur ¬ to ex ¬ chasers will be required ecute bonds with good surety to be approved by the undersigned Master Commissioner payable to him ¬ self and bearing interest from date until paid at the rate of six per cent per an ¬ num having the force and effect of a 15 situated on the East side of the Gano Hill turnpike and on the South side of the Cummins Hawkins turnpike and adjoining the lands of Lyne heirs For description by and Mrs Combs metes and bounds see the petition and order of sale in the Bourbon County Court as to this and other tracts of land hereinafter referred to This is the home farm and has upon it a very de- ¬ sirable residence good tobacco and stock barn and all other necessary out-buildin- gs BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM v TOLEDO DETROIT rjl BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY L All Points in Michigan UHJLUilU U White City Special Best Terminal Station MASTERS SALE OF Assignees Sale OF L H Landman M D IR TZr ST LOUIS Avoiding The Tunnel Douse Lot Etc IN MILLERSBURG s Tract No 2 1 J Ml vs LAND Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Contains 168 Acres 1 Rood and 36 Poles BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cars KY This tract of land is situated on the Bourbon Circuit Court East side of the Chinns Mill road and a Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Virgie L Waite etc Plaintiffs short distance North of the Cummins vs Cars Private Jompartment Gars Hawkins turnpike and adjoining the Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars H BE Hunt etc Defendants lands of Taylor Moore and Hildreth By virtue of a judgment made and It has upon it a comfortable residence Be sure your tickets read via BIG entered in the ahove styled cause on the and good tobacco barn iFOUR 1st day of December 1896 I will sell publicly on the premises in the town of E O McCORMICK Tract No 3 Millersburg Kentucky between the Passenger Traffic Mgr Contains 4881 Acres hours of 11 a m and 2 p in on D B MARTIN It is situated on the West side of the SATURDAY JAN 23 1897 Gen Pass Tkt Agt Chinns Mill road and near Tract No 2 the following described real estate Cincinnati O above described and joins the lands of to wit Lizzie Hawkins W O Shropshire etc A parcel of land with brick residence The surveys of the several tracts of and shop thereon located in the town of land above described may be found at Millersburg Bourbon County Ky con- ¬ the residence of Mr Jos A Hawkins sisting of lot No 26 and part of lot No and he or the undersigned will take 4 in the plat of said town and being pleasure in showing said lands to any The first of American Newspa- ¬ the same property conveyed to W P one who may desire to purchase the 5owen oy pers CHAS A DANA Editor Hunt deceased by iora same deed of record in the office of the Clerk Terms This land will be sold County Court Deed for one third cash in hand bal- ¬ The American Constitution the of the64 Bourbon and 7 excepting the pages 6 Book ance in one years and two interest from date at 6 per cent American Idea the American part thereof conveyed to Fannie Hurst with by deed recorded in the office of the or the whole may be paid at once De- ¬ fault of second payment at maturity Spirit These first last and all Clerk of the Bourbon County Court Deed Book 64 page 12 makes maturity of third payment the time forever Said sale is made to satisfy the debt Sale absolute title perfect Posses- ¬ and interest of the plaintiff Virgie L sion March 1st 1897 6 a year Waite amounting to 26935 and of the Daily by mail - J Q J MILLER WARD Daily Sundayby mail 8 a year defendant H H Hunt for 26935 and for Assignees of Joseph H Hawkins nf thfi defendant Nancv Hunt 26935 and of the defendant M E - NEW YORE Bourbon Circuit Court J H Lettons Assignee H Letton et al Acting under the orders of the Bour ¬ bon Circuit Court the undersigned as assignee of J H Letton will on THURSDAY TUESDAY month FEB 9TH 1897 returning every second Tuesday in each Optician La n d m a n has been visiting this city regularly for over five years and has ad ¬ justed glasses to the eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon County and has proven himself com ¬ petent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Clark Clays drug store between his visits and when he makes his regular visit he will examine your eyes thorough- ¬ ly and make any change necessary to give satisfaction Examination free References Drs W J Fithian Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C D Cram of Paris THE SUN The undersigned will at the same time and place sell a tract of land con- ¬ taining 90 Acres 3 Roods and 19 Poles situated on the Cummins Hawkins turnpike and fronting thereon between the lands of John Allen and Geo Dicks Said land has upon it a new and com-¬ fortable house ai d barn and is wtll w atered and is the same land recently purchased by undersigned from Joseph H Hawkins who has a survey and who will take pleasure in pointing it out by metes and boundE to persons de sirous oi buying Terms Same as aboye Sale absolute title perfect Possession given March 1st 1897 ¬ ¬ 1897 EMMETT M DICKSON M C B C C Longmire for 26935 ana ot tne deis the greatest Sunday Newspaper in fendant Tennie H Day for 31592 making the total debts and interests on the world the day of sale 1393 32 and the costs Price oc a copy By mail j2 a year of this suit 8310 making the total to be raised 147642 amount Address THE SUN Now lYorlr Said sale will be made upon a credit of six and twelye months for equal parts of the purchase money for which the purchaser will be required to execute BAEDROAD TIME CARD bonds withgood surety to be approved by the undersigned Commissioner pay- ¬ L N R R able to himself and bearing interest from ARRIVAL OF TRAINS the day of sale until paid and having From Cincinnati ll16va m 630vp the force and effect of a judgment I m 1015 p m EMMETT DICKSON From Lexington 439 a m 740 a m M C B C C 339 p m 622p m Talbott Attys McMillan From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m 333 pm From Maysville 745 a m 330 p m - The Sunday Sun ¬ E M HILDRETH DEPARTURE OF TRAINS To Cincinnati MUSE AND LOT AND BLACK ¬ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE ys - FOR RENT To Lexington 752 a m 1127 a m 540 p m 1021 p m To Richmond 1125 a in 537 C im 1025 pm To Maysville 750 a m 630 p m F B Carr Agent - 347 pm 445 a m 752 a m A DESIRABLE 60 ACRE FARM FEBRUARY 4 1897 sell at public outcry the following de- ¬ scribed real estate Beginning at C a slone corner to John Will Lettons heirs in Chas Becrafts line fmd running therefrom with said Becrafts line S 88 E ll788 P to B a post in the West margin of Youngs Mill turnpike thenca 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 side of said turnpike N 86 W 12460 P to D a corner to John Will Lettons heirs thence N 6 E 11728 P to the beginning Beginning in the mid- ¬ dle of the Youngs Mill turnpike at E a corner to Mrs J H Letton and running therefrom with her lines S 87JE 9980 P to F a locust stump corner to the same thence S 84 E 5892 P to G- a stake ONLY 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 2 E 10464 P COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE CO l to I a corner to Henry S Letton thence Cincinnati O with his line N 88- W 15744 P to J the middle of said turnpike thence S 4 W 98 P to the beginning3 SB ras3 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 OF particular It has on it a comparatively new two story frame house a fine stock barn and all necessary out buildings Farm will be sold as a whole Terms op sale Six twelve and twenty four months Purchaser or purchasers will be required to execute bonds with approved surety or the pur ¬ WILBUR R SMITH PRESIDENT chaser may pay cashat his option In LEXINGTON KY default of any of the bonds the subse ¬ fl-nquent bonds will fall due and be pay- ¬ EferenceiiWncfUaduat Award of Medal and Diploma at Worlds able Exposition for Book keepinj etc Thorough BSale will begin promptlyat 11 oclock Hundreds of students in Honored pllee year fromInfluential and attendance 20 states le past -a m solartime BBalness Course consists of Weekly Commercial Cincinnati - 1ST Tribune SOc A Year L - I J m d FOR SALE HAVE a well situated 60 acfe Bour ¬ bon County farm which I desire to sell It is well improved For any further particulars address 8jan tf Neuralgia Diarrhoea L M Assignee Harmon Stitt Attorney GREENEn W ofJ H Letton Business Arithmetic Penman3hipBook keeoine Commercial Merchandising Banking joint Stock Manufacturinff Lectures Busineaa Practice Mercantile Correspondence etc Coat of Full Eufilnesy Cosrs ionery and SJSSiK i I 285o Shorthand nrLraa DESIRE to sell my house and lot Kentucky Midland with blacksmith shop at Jackson x Arrive 830 a m 528 p m Tille Ky I will sell for half cash bal 10 per Leave 955 a m 550 p m cottage 5 rooms ance in twelve months For- further particulars address or call on 3 month - Eirst class repair An- - Arrive Freight carries passengers plyto 425 p m leaves 435 p m BENJ F SHARON BC INGELS Or O EDWARDS W H Cox F 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky tljant f P Agent - I J E PLTJMMER Millersburg Ky Ramons Relief cures Sick Headache Baths in comfortable Cramps Cholera Morbus c 25c for large bottle The patrons of Crawford Bros shop Sdnit88nPppvme ot tlli3 Coll5geMases near Fifthj enjoy a quiet quick and clean service by ex- ¬ pert barbers in the cosiest shop in Paris climate has churqhea ara U Unt on Main street n UoLCor Viilh tncBusi- nesmcbnrae Hpecial department for ladies Typewrltim and TcIrcrairhT bve teaeuera sarH secial and well equipped lblPbyits many railroads Enter now GradcircniaTurwirjT--tbath rooms furnished at the nlfinsrirA nf lt ri l Patrons WILBUR B SSSITH EuL tf 2- fniP0 T - - o V lwt -- 4 Htf igiift - H 3 IT s - fe- - - n- r- - I i V - - 5 I -- - - Ar i- - VL

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