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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): January 26, 1897 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 bou1897012601_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): January 26, 1897 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. 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te HERES YOUR S i JA CHANCE 1 j 41 SI fe NESS SALE S-i- ut PriceSale Ihis- - Mnfli To reduce stock before taking inventory we will offer the entire line of Chamber Suits Parlor Suits Brass and Iron Beds Carpetings and Rugs Wall Papers Draperies etc at reduced prices Sale will be continued through January Splendid Bargains in each department Inspection cordially invited The W P Hunt residence witasbopi were sold SVardy to Dr W M Kill for fl905 Mr Edwin Current of Ioievilie Tfce ri Cnrreat wBthegueit of hit cousin Mr Current Friday Mr Robt McClelland of Lexington formerly of thia place is very ill with ioinlHiULi gnd Assignee Kg17 We intend to reduce our stock because we are goiri to movo to z different store rooiK We have marked down prices in order to sell quickly all our surplus stock We can give you some choice bar- Â¬ gains now Come quick Everything low Neckties Hats Shirts Collars Cuffs Handkerchiefs everything is offered for less money than ever before n of M H heart disease mmu is 1897 6 solar tfme on the premises Mrs Will Best of Cincinnati is the at 11 oci expose t lie sale the following tract guest of her brother Mr A W Proc Â¬ of land legated in Nicholas County ter near town Messrs Wm Peed and Wm Cray craft were guests of relatives here Sat-Â¬ Kehtucl - BROWER SCOTT XaEsiiiijiroToisr Carpets Furniture Wall Papers ni Draperies mSL m PRIDE OF PAR V -- v The Whitest Purest and The Best s urday and Sunday Mr Jessie McKee and Mr Will Perry of Cyuthiana were gueBts of Mr Ghas Jones near town Friday Mrs J as Shaw had two dozen chickÂ¬ ens and five bushels of potatoes stolen from her cellar a few nights ago Mrs J Ed Hull and two little daugh Â¬ ters returned Thursday from an ex Â¬ tended visit with her parents at Flem- lngsburg See advertisement in another column of Begihingata sugar tre Btuinp and stone in rMrkesdales Patent and corner to Thompsliafs Patent line thence with BarkesdaiV Patent line N 2448 E 1354 polealm a stone in the County road i poies Cio vv or a stone thence with therdadNloE20polestoa stake 1J poles S 19 Bf rom a small black wal Â¬ nut thencS30i E 1174 poles to a stake bslair corner 693 poles tf a stone corner to Henry Thohipfionjthence with his line S 12 E 7825polestd a stone thence S 69 J W 180 9 10 pofefo a stake one half i pole West fromVhickory thence N 14 W 2225polestQastone thence S 899 W 1484 poletp a stone thence N 31 W 349 ripleS a stone on the South side of SteelesRajcthence with it N 30 E 44 poles tp bcxelder tree thence N 27 W IMpoles crossing Steeles Run at N W cfeer of Talbott thence N 37J E 2ipsles to a stone in Thomp Â¬ son VPatiiine then with it 7937 113 pollci the beginning containing E 229 acres jjfgi 10 poles But excepting out of said boundary a tract of 28 acres 2 roods anh 3i pole3 heretofore convey- Â¬ ed by MHCnrrent to W B Payne by deed recorded in Deed Book No 6 Page 138 Nicholas County Clerks aris riiniisiiiiiiiiiri iii loriog Co I H S STOUT Manager Wm Hukill Jr Cutter Patent linlfthence with his line N In Thompsons 79 THE - r jr - 1 Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour- Â¬ bon county tf Miss Margaret Ingels artistic costume I recital at the opera house to night will be a thoroughly enjoyable entertain Â¬ ment and should attract a good au- Â¬ dience She is a talented daughter of Bourbon and Millersburg should give her a hearty welcome Ask Your Grocer For It Mr Anderson will preach his last last sermon at the Presbyterian Church Take No Other Sunday morning There will be no ser- Â¬ vices at the Presbyterian Church Sun Â¬ day night Mr Anderson an family w taJ LmLJ I leave for their new home in Tampa Office jeaviig 200 acres 1 rood and 26J poleavif Fla on Tuesday Feb4 2d Attention is directed to the adver The aboVejpract of land is one of the tisement in another column of The jno8t prddnctiye and best arranged DRH0n8 News of assignees Bale of three tracts fims inf Kibhblas County The jm NEBYEBINE story 0iBjiil one xf 1 -- nd belbnglnglt-th-assigned estate Sale will take place brick- - SofdT twolarge barMoheXtobad The crct rm4y for aerrous prostration and all nerroua diseasee of Feb 16th Read thead for details co and one tobacco and stock combined tnc generally organi or eitner sex sucn as JSerrous Prostration Fall ing or Lost ManboodIm potency NiRhtlyEmlssions Youthful Errors buildings In another column is printed the ad and all necessary outrepair and The MenUl Worry xcessiye use of Tobacco or Qpium Trhlch lead tQCon the fences aretin splendid eumption and Insanity With every S5 order we Rive a Trrltten punr vertisement of the sale by the assign e or refund the money Sold at ttlOO per box 6 boxes BEFORE AND AFTEH USING antee to cur TDK ground has been well taken care of MOTTS CEEMICALCO ClcTeladOhlo on February 18th of 200 acres of de Â¬ lor sirable land and three pieces of town For Sale By W T Brooks Druggist At 230 p m solar time on property in Millersburg Ky belong-Â¬ ing to the assigned estate of M H Cur Â¬ the premises in MILLERSBURG rent Read the ad the undersigned will sell the following described property The debt that has been carried by the Battle WJ Bryans new book The First Send your order to Oscar Queen Crescent -- PARIS MILLING CO 1 EVERY PTTRD SACK I kmm AlTTTrn I l I I Â¬ reaches the principal cities of the South with a service of superbly appointed through trains Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars through to Harriman Chatta- Â¬ nooga Attalla Birmingham Tuscaloosa Meridian New Orleans Atlanta Macon 11 - Tr r jt i and Jacksonville xnrougn bleeping kars to joioxviiie xaot oprmgt and Asheville and from Chattanoogo to Jackson Vicksburg Monroe and Shreveport Through Tourist Sleepers to Los Angeles and San Francisco Choice of Routes to Texas Mexico and California via New Orleans or via Shreveport Short Line from the Blue Grass Cities to Cincinnati Free Parlor with every accommodation to patrons Cars Lexington to Cincinnati Cafe Parlor and Observa- Â¬ tion Cars between Cincinnati Lexington and a-r i STDRED MflNHDDD PILLS pryioonfiistol ito Chattanooga ChasW ZeU WO Hinearson JlCinctii7iat0r - Â¬ fesz C - ssffuiiESM - zzT i - KJ Tm IT i - - a TT -f - S V -- ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL V 4fi XBaIi tt persons having claims against assigned estate of J Gr Smedley are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or their at- Â¬ torney Harmon Stitt A SMEDLEY B D SMEDLEY J Smith Barnes Pianos are not so well known as some other pianos because they have not been For this same extensively advertised reason they are ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL persons assigned having claims against estate of A C Ball are requested to present them at once They are most suitable for the homes nroperly proven as required by law to of the people We carry a complete the undersigned or his attorney Har stock of uprights and they are well mon Stitt PERRY JEFFERSON worthy of inspection Catalogues of Assignee 27nov tf Smith Barnes Pianos sent on request We are sole representatives for the Steinway Pianos Â¬ Not High Priced ASSIGNEES LNOTIOE persons having claims against ALL assigned estate of M H Cur Â¬ rent are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or hisattorney Ernest Urchs 121 Cq and 123 West Fourth Street CINCINNATI O Harmon Stitt if 27nov tf H C CURRENT Assignee NOTICE LL persons having claims against the assigned estate of Joshua Barton will please prove the same according to law and leave them with the undersigned or at the office of Harmon Stitt Paris Ky Those knowing themselves indebted to the estate will please settle promptly and avoid suit ASSIGNEES NOTICE persons having claims against assigned estate of I R Best are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to A Allen The improvements consist of a two story framaliouse of seven rooms and all necessary out buildings The place HUTCHISON has long been famous as a black smi th 8tandthefoldflhop which had stood Fresh Paragraphs ATjout The People In there for years haviug recently been re- Â¬ This Vicinity placed by a new structure Bagge Wood shipped a car load of cattle to Cincinnati last week NO 2 Mrs A M Clayton sold 40 shotes to A model two story frame house and Bishop Hibler at 3 cents per pound one acre of ground adjoining the Male Miss Grace Giltner has returned from College property on the West side of the Maysville Lexington Turnpike a trip to Tennessee and Louisville Preaching at the Chapel next Sunday NO 3 5th Sunday by the pastor Rev Frank Consists of a small lot of ground upon Savage which is located a blacksmith shop and Dr Wm Gregg has been called to the lot at the junction of the Maysville bedside of his son Eugene who is quite Lexington Turnpike and Pleasant street ill in Harrison County Millersburg Kentucky Jnear Hinkston E P Claybroolc sold nine hogsheads Creek of tobacco in Cincinnati at an average of 7 cents He sold one hogshead at 12 Terms Both the farm and city cents per pound property will be sold upon a credit of See advertisement in another column six twelve and eighteen months The of W J Bryans new book The First purchaser or purchasers will be required Send your order to Oscar to furnish bond with surety to be ap- Â¬ Battle Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour- Â¬ proved by the undersigned bearing in- Â¬ bon county terest from day and date of sale at 6 per tf -- Presbyterian Church for ten years was lifted last Sunday morning One kind lady agreed to pay 500 on condition that the congregation raise the balance and proceed at once to call a pastor The congregation readily accepted the terms and in a few minutes raised nearly the whole amount needed and the balance was guaranteed ville N railLexington now L by the firm of Chas road on the North Clark on the west by the Maysville Lexington Turnpike and on the South by the land of J M Collier now J G NO 1 Bounded on the East by the Mays Â¬ yjfi y Vr A Few Words To My Fatr ons Christmas has come and gone and I have my friends and patrons to thank for the best Christmas business I have eyer done The best goods low prices and attractive designs did the work For the coming year you may expect to see my establishment filled with the best the mar Â¬ ket sup plies MyÂ¬ prices will always conform with the quality of the goods shown and taking quality for quality my quotations will be as low as the lowest J T HINTON 7 Â¬ ALL the undersigned 27nov tf HARMON STITT Assignee lonov tf J M VIMONT Assignee Joshua Barton were Misses Hifner Hardesty Austin Epperson and Messrs Skinner and Zimmerman The medal was awarded to Miss Epperson The most novel feature of the evening was the whistling and singing by Miss Hurst of JDonerail Special Notice Of C O Church Friday night At the oratorical contest at Antioch may pay cash at their option the contestants cent Or the purchaser or purchasers H 0 CURRENT Assignee Harmon Stitt Attorneyi do in urn t9 m 208 5th Ave N Y Ms mil send on receipt of this adv and FIFTEEN cents in stamns any one of Millersburg Ky Railroad Enough For all the Winter Evenings ASSIGNEES NOTICE 6 vv persons having claims against ALL assigned estate of James H Letton are requested to present them at SCAR W MILLER has receivea onee properly proven as required by the exclusive 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 style clear concise and logical best His inspiring language full of keen satire and brilliant rhetoric will charm beyond Washington City 12 AN UNSPEAKABLE SIREN By John Gilliat By Harold R HDT1GE 13 THAT DREADFUL WOMAN interest and instruct not only those who ASSIGNEES were his most devoted followers but By Gilmer McKen- 14 A DEAL IN DENVER also his most ardent opponents The By David Christie 15 WHY SAYS GLADYS persons having claims against books contains about 600 pages printed By L H 1S A VERY REMARKABLE GIRL J Peed ALL assigned estate of J at once from large clear type with 32 full page jjiclcforrt illustrations a magnificent colored Popular Shoes By Harold R 17 A MARRIAGE FOR HATE are requested to present them by law to the under Â¬ presentation plate and an autograph verified as required By T C Do Leon 180UT GF THE SULPHUR Chanipion Bissell At Popular Prices bound 19 TKE WRONG MAN By signed or their attorneys J Q Ward preface handsomely mnrnnpn in cloth By Anita 7Fi Quality workmanship HUNT FOR HAPPINESS Vinlf mnrnppji nv frill mv vwww vww nf W1I iu that money and buy Our 190the best or Harmon Stitt Vfvanti ChartrPScan shoe for 225 and 275 each Mail orders will STRANGE EXPERIMENT By Harold J G- ALLEN I AKqCTAP o ladies is a beauty T4 TTlr T receive prompt attention Address jrTladlcate by the numbers the novels you waJit I RION CLAY Osoar W Mttjler Hutchison Ky 20nov 3mo t The First Battle 0 thoroughly appreciated by the holders the following prize novels TWO HUNDRED of 1000 and 2000 mile books in travel- Â¬ AND FIFTY SIX pages regular price FIFTY ONE FIFTY cents ing between Washington and Cincin- Â¬ ctsO for any TEN forany FOUR for AND DOLLAR ONE DOLLAR nati Hereafter when the distance A HALF the whole library of SLXTEEN volumes traveled is over 450 miles the first train 6 THE SALE OF A SOUL By O M S Mc- Lellan O will detach JI THE COUSIN OF THE KING By A S Van collector on the C 450 miles of coupons and issue in exÂ¬ Westrum change ticket good all the way through 8 SIX MONTHS IN HADES By Clarice I By Captain 9 THESKIRTS OF CHANCE from the starting point to destination Alfred Thompson providing that East bound the distance 10 ANTHONY KENT Bv Charles Stokes Wayne is 450 miles or over including but not U AN ECLIPSE OF VIRTUE By Champion has made concessions which will be The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway town ALMOST FREE mm t--- - -- v - kf J f t 1 - 1 - M - 21-H- BJI- 3 4i J M A y l fi o I - k J 1 wtJ 11 THE BOURBON CUBAN NEWS AHiouses on Plantations A NEWSPESDaY fPWV svr flr JANUARY 26 1897 PITMAN - DUNS REPORT Unfitness is TJuquestionahly CONTROLLER ECKELSS Sett r Bnt Â¬ SIR ISAAC IN CONGRESS in theProv- - ince Which May Serve a Kef ujje for the iSnemy to Be De Btroyed The Insurgents Continue Burninjr tho Cane Fields Gen Pin Returns on Sick Leave to Spain - will say Saturday in their weekly For Use in His Annual Reports The Sec- review of trade retary of the Treasury Recom mends an Increase of Silver Certificates Tnere s more business though not of Small Denominations prices It is interesting that it better almost all prices which will change at Key West Ma Jan 22 Passen- all are lower than a week ago and vet Washington Jan 25 The secregers by the steamer Olivette bring the business is unquestionably larger tary of the treasury has informed the following Havana newl There is larger production but as yet senate that unless immediate steps Xhe sinking of the gunboat Relam not as much increase in con Â¬ are taken to increase the daily deliv pago caused a sensation Nothing is sumption and there is larger buying ery of silver certificates of small deknown except from the official reports of materials but at present on- Â¬ nominations by the bureau of engrav Private advices are anxiously expected ly because better prices are expected ing and printing the stock of such cer- Â¬ It is said a mysterious ship was seen in the future - A few conspicuous fail- Â¬ tificates in the treasury will be so de- Â¬ near Cape Cruz and it is being asked ures during the week have had no ma- Â¬ pleted as to prevent the redemption of if it had any connection with the oc- terial influence The market for se- Â¬ the denominations usually called for currence curities is slightly stronger and yet by the banks He recommends an apWeyler has started witKlO000 men there is very little doing The numoer propriation of S4G000 for increasing and intends crossing Havana province of hands employed all industries con- the force to keep up with the de-Â¬ and to March through Matanzas to sidered is slightly larger than a mands Washington Jan 25 James H wards Santa Clara He has ordered week ago with adverse change the commanders of the zones of Ha in the rate All Eckels comptroller of the currency of wanes vana within three days to destroy all apprehension of foreign disturbance has sent a letter to- - the governors of houses on plantations which may serve of money markets has passed away the states requesting them to recom- Â¬ as a refuge for the enemy except those but there is still great caution in mak mend legislation to secure uniformity for the use of the detachments The ing loans It is a mistake to reckon in the collection of banking statistics rebels continue burning cane fields these as symptoms of depression On for use in the annual report of the Gen Pin prohibited in an indirect the contrary in view of the lower comptroller In order that conformity way the grinding of cane in Cienf ugos range of prices in important industries in time and manner of reporting may Comptroller Eckels by arresting laborers and capturing the conditions all indicate larger pro be secured carts The foreign planters wished to duction and a consumption increasing has suggested in his letter to know if he had a written order to pre not as yet large but steadily the governors that the attention vent work Pin consulted Weyler not The earnings of railroads in January of state legislatures be called tolbhe hiding his sympathies with the plant- Â¬ have been 44 per cent smaller than subject and that each legislative body ers Weyler sent a curt reply trans last year be requested to enact such legislation ferring Pin to Bayamo and Pin re- Â¬ Wheat corn and cotton exports are as will result in the submission to a turns on sick leave to Spain All the key of the financial situation and designated public official of the state classes at Cienfuegos have telegraphed during the past week wheat has de- reports of condition of all banks bank Â¬ Weyler expressing regret on Pins de Â¬ clined e and corn v while cotton is ing institutions and private banks doÂ¬ parture unchanged The western receipts of ing business in the state at the same dates on which national banks are re- Â¬ Havana Jan 22 The remains of wheat are still small Henry Delgado the American prisoner The woolen industry is as slow as quired to make their reports to the t who died Wednesday morning at the ever and no real improvement appears controller of the currency r ow Â¬ San Ambrosio hospital where he had in the demand for goods although LYMAN J GAGE R been confined ever since his arrival in ing to the lateness of the season there city after his capture in an insur Â¬ is a little more doing both in spring this gent hospital hi the province of Pinar and in winter goods without quotable The Treasury Portfolio Will Likely Be Tendered Him This Week del Rio were interred at 4 oclock change in prices The heavy buy Canton 0 Jan 25 Lyman J Thursday afternoon in the Colon cem- ing of wool mentioned last week has etery continued and is understood to be in Gage of Chicago was actively dis- Â¬ Capt Gen Weyler after he left Ha Â¬ anticipation of expected duties the cussed here Sunday and he may now vana marched along the highway to sales at Boston alone having amounted be fairly considered a strong cabinet Guines which place he reached Wed- Â¬ to 11856000 pounds Quotations have probability It is likely that the treas-Â¬ nesday Nothing further is known of not changed as yet although western ury portfolio will be tendered him this holders are quite stiff In the minor week The doubts about Mr Gages his movements political faith and economic creeds metals a stronger tone is general PREMIER LAURIER The iron industry is engaged in set Â¬ have been removed within the last visit of Alex- Â¬ Advocates More Friendly Trade Relations tling relative prices and the slow oper- twenty four hours by the to Canton It ation retards business in many ander Revel of Chicago With the United States apMontreal Jan 22 Premier Lauri branches since the future of prices is may be safely assumed that his con- Â¬Â¬ er speaking to a public meeting here uncertain Bessemer pig is a trifle pointment is being more seriously sidered than ever Thursday night on Canadian trade ex-- lower Â¬ There is an impression that the cabi- Â¬ tension said it had long been his opin The bar association has been in ses ion that commercial relations between sion to consider the reduction of steel net will be practically completed with Â¬ Canada and the United States should bars to one cent and in large con in two or at least three weeks with be more friendly than they are tracts even lower and the billet asso- the possible exception of one place The secretary of state is of course at ipresent While he was emphatic ciation has again been called together decided upon and the secretary of the in asserting that the efforts of to meet on the 29th although there is parliament should be directed towards no prospect of its re organization and treasury will be as definitely determ- Â¬ getting for Canada the trade of the billets are selling at 1525 at ined and so will be the secretary of the western states he wished it well un- Â¬ Pittsburg The increase in manu Â¬ interior but the portfolios of war of derstood that he was against the idea facturing is perhaps more definitely the navy of agriculture of justice that friendliness with the United shown than in any other way by the and the post office department will be Â¬ States meant hostility to England production of coke which steaaily in- changed a good deal Gen Algers ap- Â¬ The Canadian government intend- - creases 9817 ovens being in blast pointment to the cabinet is not regarded to have so far as they could against 8173 idle and the weeks out ed as certain but the belief that he better trade relations with the put 100886 tons is over double the will be in it grows and this notion is rpUiiitei States but if that meant output for October Failures for the strengthened by the knowledge that hostiiity to England they would week have been 409 in the United ex Governor Merriam of Minnesota have none of it It was the boast of States against 373 last year and 65 in and Henry C Payne of Wisconsin seems to have been dropped for the Canadians and he was proud to say it Canada against 61 last year time at least from tho list of those that colonials though they were they who are are being seriously considered did not believe the sun shone on a CONTROLLER ECKELS freer country than this and they felt HANGED TO A TREE gratified to the great empire which Appoints Kobert EL Courtney Receiver ol the Suspended Gorman National Bank protected their liberty It was with and a Ne these sentiments that he wished Louisville Ky Jan 28 Controller The Jail Doors Battered Down Lynched Â¬ gro Tken Out byi Mob and to approach the government of Eckels has appointed Eobert H CourtTALiiAHASSEE Fia Jan 25 On Sat Â¬ the United States If it were hi ney receiver of the suspended German duty and privilege to go to the national bank Mr Eckels urges that urday evening the 16th hist Miss United States and speak of better trade a part of the deposits appearing on the Emma Apthorpe daughter of the late relations between Canada and that banks books are fictitious The Wm Apthorpe at one time surveyor We come here controller has declined to forward general of Florida and also president country he would say not as suppliants but as free men to President McKnights papers for of the famous returning board that the electoral vote of Florida to talk business with free men and if you a reorganization and says the ar- gaveHayes was attacked as she was will accept a basis of relations upon rested bank officers shall have Mr driving to her home in the suburbs of this ground let us at once negotiate nothing more to do with national Negro known as Pierson but if you expect that we come here banks Mr Eckels also said that Mc this city by atore Taylor who her clothing entirely simply to starve in the country to Knight had been elected president off Before he could injure her fur Â¬ which we belong we shall do nothing against his warning F M Hays of the kind the expert accountant of the don ther her screams brought help and trollers office is on his way to Louis- her assailant escaped Monday last ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE ville to assist the district attorney in he was arrested and THE committed to jail There werex threats of 15y an Overwhelming Majority Refuses securing evidence for the prosecution to Remove the Picture of Jeffermm Da Â¬ of President McKnight Hays is the lynching but nothing was done and vis From Its Position Over the Speakers man who worked on the famous cases the sheriff had begun to think every- Â¬ Chair Fidelity national bank of Cin thing was safe from trouble of that Little Rock Ark Jan 22 Six of the and the Indianapolis national kind At two oclock Sunday morning cinnati years ago this month the Arkansas bank a small mob gathered in front of the legislature passed a bill appropriating Mr McKnight had nothing to say jail and on being refused admittance 359 for a painting of Jefferson Davis Friday morning about charges broke down the doors dragged the and instructed the sergeant-at-arm- s to against him but informedthe report- man out and hanged him to a tree and the hang it over the speakers chair a ers that he had called a meeting of the filled his body with bullets before he place formerly occupied by a portrait directors for Friday afternoon when died from strangulation A coroners of George Washington Wednesday he would make a statement clearing jury examined the body and returned Jacob King of Stone county intro- - himself of all blame with the banks a verdict of death from hanging and duced the following resolution relative suspension shooting at the hands of unknown to the picture parties Be it resolved by the house of repre- Â¬ A WARRANT Counterfeiters Arrested sentatives of the state of Arkansas New Jan 25 that Jefferson Davis picture be re- For the Arrest of Cashier Stone of the and his York Charlotte Henry Barnard living at No wife moved from where it now hangs and Defunct Sioux City Savings Bank Is 535 West Forty fourth street were ar- Â¬ placed to the left of the speakers sued Sioux City la Jan 2a Warrants rested Saturday night by secret serv-Â¬ stand where Gen George Washing as counterfeiters When tons picture now hangs and that Gen for the arrest of Cashier E P Stone ice agents arraigned before Commis- Â¬ Washingtons picture be placed over of the defunct Sioux City savings bank they were the speakers stand where Jefferson were issued Saturday The depositors sioner Shields the agents said they counted on 20000 of cattle paper in found a complete coining plant in theirÂ¬ Davis picture now hangs The house by an overwhelming ma the bank vaults as among the best as- rooms and about 100 dangerous counsets An investigation tailed to dis- terfeits 10 25 and 50 cent pieces The jority rejected the resolution Mr King says he was in the confed- Â¬ cover either the cattle or the makers ol prisoners pleaded not guilty and wereÂ¬ to Ludlow erate army and with Gen Lee at the the notes however and the depositors remanded 5000 bail street jail in defor examination surrender of Appomattox and intro feared Stoue had forged them Reports fault of Monday duced the resolution at the urgent re- that he had fled increased the excitement and Friday his arrest was reBryan Gives a Namesake SIOO quest of his constituents on by the depositors solved Accord Burlington la Jan 25s Since Jf o Receiver Asked For ing to his friends he is negotiating f oi election there has been born to Mr Columbus O Jan 22- - The report a position in New from New York that a receiver had to return here in York and expected and Mrs C L Masdin of Burlington three weeks He is a boy baby Mr Masdin named the been appointed for the Columbus charged with forgery making false re- boy William Jennings Bryan Masdin Toledo railway ia ports to Hocking Valley the emphatically denied by the officials of ing the banksstate auditor withdraw and notified the late presidential canthe road here They claim there has and giving in money for his own use didate Friday Mr Masdin received a return worthless secur- personal letter from Mr Bryan in- Â¬ been no thought of even an applica ities closing a 3100 silver certificate a receiver Co Â¬ Prices Are Unimproved Ijrir Produc tion But as Yet Rut Tattle Increase ia Consumption New York Jan 23 R G Dun Asks for Uniformity in Bank Statistics ijeAv Coiiecting1 - The Inventor of the System of Stenogra Â¬ phy Which Bears His Name Dead - ii Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Sir Isaac Pitman the inventor of the stenography which bears his name is dead Sir Isaac Pitman was born at Trow bridge Wilts January 4 1813 After six years service as clothiers clerk he was sent to the Normal college oi British and Foreign school society London and after fiVe months train ing at the close of 1831 was appointed master of the British school oi He established school at the British in 1836 and removed to Bath m 1839 His first treatise on Stnographic entitled shorthand Round Hand appeared in 1S37 and he thus became the originator of spelling reform to which and the propagation of his system of phonetic shorthand he devoted his entire attention since 1843 when the phonetic society was His system of short established hand was renamed in 1840 and entitled Phonography or Writing by Sound London Jan 23 Â¬ Â¬ The Arbitration Treaty Canal Bill and Rich nourishing Wood in winter keeps the sys- Â¬ Rebellion in Cuba tem healthy and strong and wards off colds tevers pneumonia and bronchitis Will Be Discussed in the Senate The Bankruptcy Bill Iiikely to Bo Called Up The iiew Immigration Bill Will Be Introduced in the House Warm Hood Sarsaparilia aid It is given by Barton-on-Humb- ar Wotton-Under-Edg- e Washington Jan 25 The arbitra tion treaty the Nicaragua canal and the insurrection in Cuba will be again discussed in the senate during the coming week Senator Turrie of Indiana will open the Cuban debate Monday ostensibly on Senator Camerons resolution recognizing the independence of the Cuban republic Mr Turpie will devote a considerable portion of his time however as he said to a consideration of the subject of the Â¬ The best in fact the One True Blood Purifier Â¬ Ha1t Dillc are the best after dianer digestion UOOU 5 tlllb nins 25c Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ wm - Â¬ Yw Â¬ Â¬ f SIR ISAAC riTMAN Â¬ Â¬ and bis Phonographic Reporters Com appeared in 1846 Mr Pit panion man edited and printed the Phonetic Journal Besides printing his own in struction books for teaching phonetic shorthand Mr Pitman had issued a little library of about eighty volumes Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ printed entirely in shorthand ranging from the Bible to Rasseles In the autumn of 1887 an internation congress and shorthand al Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ was phonography jubilee of held in London and Mr Pitmans family was presented with his bust A gold medal from the phonographers of the United States and one from those of Great Britain and the colonies were presented to Mr Pitman in recognition of the invention of his system of short hand and of his labors for the reformation of the English orthography Mr Pitman received the honor of knight hood in 1894 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ SECOND DAY Of the Coast and Harbor Defense Im Â¬ provement Convention The Army Re Â¬ Folly organization or Ijauaont Bill IudorKed Â¬ Â¬ -- Tampa Fla Jan 23 In the coast and harbor defense and improvement convention Friday the committee on resolutions submitted its report which was adopted without debate The resolutions provides that the convention shall not submit any suggestion to the United States government looking toward the appropriation of any specific sum of money for the national defense leaving the matter entirely to recommendation of the proper author Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ The army reorganization or Lamont bill is fully indorsed and an early consideration of the same bill by con- Â¬ gress is urged and its passage recommended An increase in the annual appropriation for the state militia of the United States and the distribu Â¬ tion of the Springfield rifles turned in by the United States army among the militia or national guard of the various states is recommended Congress is urged to enact such legis lation as will give proper aid to the naval reserves of our country The yearly addition of fighting ships and torpedo boats to the strength of the navy is recommended The attention of congress is called to the necessity of immediate protection to the sea- Â¬ board of the country The convention closed its session Friday The committee on resolutions further recommended the organization of a national defense organization and that the following gentlemen constitute the officers of the permanent associPresiation for the first year of Horace Porter dent Gen Col secretary J New York A first Frye of Massachusetts Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ity with of congress independence such incidental strictures on the manifesto or Secretary Olney as may occur to plain outspoken man who believes the executive department has overstepped its proper function in seeking to intimidate the senate by the threat of the veto power and the predicted defiance of contemplated legis lation Mr Turpies penchant for sarcastic comments and his failure to conform to the polite language of diplomacy in attacking policies he believes to be wrong lead to thebelief that his speech may be piquant reading The condition of the Nicaragua bill is particular it is still the unfinished Senator Morgan who has business given the subject careful consideration says the bill is drawn so to come withÂ¬ in terms of the concession granted by Nicaragua and he denies that the letter of minister Rodriguez has any weiffht whatever He will antagonize the motion to send the bill back to the committe if any is made and insist upon the vote on the bill beinsr taken The debate in the senate will probably be protracted until the correspondence of Nicaragua called for by Mr Morgans resolution adopted Saturday is received Meanwhile the Rodriguez letter will have an important bearing upon the general treaty of arbitration which will be taken up by the senate committee in special session Monday Friends of the Nicaraguan bill will antagonize final action of the treaty until something definite is done on the canal bill At the conclusion of Mr Tur pies speech Monday the senate will listen to eulogies on the late ex Speaker Crisp The bankruptcy bill which was on the special order for 2 oclock will in all probability be postponed a few days The bill to provide for the rep- Â¬ resentation of the United States by commissioners at any international monetary conference hereafter in the bill called the Wolcott bill will be considered Monday after the morning business Less than six weeks of the present session of congress remain and this fact has impressed up the managers of the house the necessity of more vigorously pushing the appropriation bills yet remaining to be considered II was stated Saturday by a member oi the committee on rules that the agri cultural and Indian bills now on the calendar would be the principal items of business on the programme this week These bills although carrying comparatively small sums usually give rise to more debates than others on the list Their distribution provided foi in the agricultural bill is sure tc evoke criticism and the Indian school question can be relied upon to occudj a day or more of the time of the house The Indian bill further contains the provisions of the bill reported two or three weeks ago tc abolish the offices of Indian commissioner and assistant Indian commissioner and confer their duties on a board of commissioners This may be promptly disposed of on a point of or- Â¬ der but is more likely to be the occasion of considerable talk before being thus disposed of The new immigration bill agreed upon by the conferees will be presented to the house Monday and the advocates of the measure wjll endeavor to secure a day later in the week for its consideration Calls on the Attorney General for Infor Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ The first nails were undoubtedly the sharp teeth of various animals then it is believed pointed fragments of flint followed The first manufactured met Â¬ al nails were of bronze The nail with which Jael killed Sisera was a woodem tent pin probably pointed with iron Bronze nails have been found in the Swiss lake dwellings in several places in France and in the valley of the Nile The most skillful of all pianists was Liszt When learning his profession he was accustomed to practice scales and exercises for ten hours a day It is said that he practiced thus in private for ten years Substitutes for Nails I Oszts Wonderful Skill Â¬ Paris has a womans club where home less women can spend their evenings and get their meals There is a good library and for 60 francs a year a wom Â¬ an may become a member All the em Â¬ ployes about the place are women A Thermometer Free Warnors Safe Cure Co of Rochester N Y are sending out a limited number r ac Â¬ curate spirit thermometers Graduated from 20 degrees below zero to 120 degrees above and mounted on heavy 4xG inch card board Â¬ in red and green by mail free to any address on receipt of two cents in stamps to pay postage To be sure the free distribu Â¬ tion of the thermometers is intended to ad- Â¬ Paris Womans Club -- J Â¬ Â¬ vertise the celebrated Warners Safe KidÂ¬ ney and Liver Cure sec advertising col- Â¬ umns but nevertheless they will be found to be useful as well as ornamental little articles for the home or office and well worth the little trouble aud expense of sending for them 1 dont quite see why you call Mr Why because his Biggs lantern jawed Brooklyn face lights up so wheu he talks Â¬ Life Â¬ The Strongest FortlGcation Against disease one which enable us to un dergo unscathed risks from hurtful climatic influences exposure overwork and 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can do with a gossiping tongue Rams Horn Wnrs bilious or costive eat a Cascaret candy cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 25c Â¬ It robs the world for a man of Horn live idleness in Rains ability to He Â¬ Â¬ A max bumps himself with lumbag hustles when cured bv St Jacobs Oil soon be at its best WnEN the world comes to its worst it will Rams Horn Â¬ Just tiy a 10c box of Cascarcts candy ca thartiCjiinest liver and bowel regulator made IvrEP tho heart young aud the body will be slow in growing old Rams Horn Oil builds up aud finishes with a cure Â¬ Pains and aches break down St Jacobs -- U Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ president Gen J B Gordon of Georgia second vice president Gen Lew Wallace of Indiana third vice president Hon A K McClure of Pennsylvania fourth vice president vice Gen R A Â¬ Â¬ Alger of Michigan fifth vice president M H De Young of California sixth vice president Gen Wm Miller of Florida seventh vice Â¬ president John C Popes of Massachusetts A national committee is also sug Â¬ Jan 25 Mr Allen offered a resolution which was agreed to without objection call Â¬ ing on the attorney general to inform the senate whether he had entered into an agreement or stipulation with the reorganization committee of the Union Pacific railroad respecting the foreclosure of the government lien thereon and the amount to be bid in the event of the foreclosure of the lien also to send to the senate the full text of the agreement or stipulation together with the names of the parties thereto and of the persons comprising the re- Â¬ organization committee as well as the written authority he may have for be Â¬ ginning such foreclosure proceedings or entering into any such agreement or stipulation pop Neb Â¬ Washington mation Tni man who wears a hair shirt hates those who dress comfortably Rams Horn Lochinvar accordwho Young Â¬ ing 1 away with his bride did not love her one particle more story ran to the lban a thou Â¬ sand honest husbands of the present wives No novelist could invent devotedly daylovetheii VfrL iL w Dallas Texas a story of truei manly devotion than the humble romance revealed by the following Harry Chant of 211 Haskell Avenue letter from Mr Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ tion for u v Ik - - ican Association of General Baggage Agents adjourned Thursday night af ter selecting Denver Col as the place and October 13 as the time for the next annual meeting The association decided against the proposition tq transport dead bodies as baggage The Plague in Bombay Frankfort Ky Jan 23 Miss So Bombay Jan 22 The official re turns of the health authorities for the phronia Breckinridge daughter of Col W C P Breckinridge was admitted week show that the number of Jeaths from the bubonic plague wax toother bar hy the court of appeals Fri day Â¬ Ricioioxd Va Jan 22 The six teenth annual convention of the Amer IBaggajro Agents Convention Ex Cashier Youtiey Â¬ Baltimore Jan 25 The American Newport Ky Jan 23 Thomas B Youtsey ex cashier of the First na steamship Laurada Capt Hughes tional bank of Newport Ky made an which has been charged by the Spanish assignment Friday morning C W agents and representatives in this Nagel is assignee The sureties are country with having successfullyÂ¬ L J Crawford the attorney for Scott landed a number of filibustering expelines at Jackson and John Schroll president ditions within the Cubancargo is or- Â¬ of Hampton Roads with a of the Newport national bank anges and lemons from Palmero and Miss Breckinridge Admitted to the Bar Messina consigned to this city Â¬ ment Makes an Assign Â¬ The Iiaurada at Hampron Roads gested as follows Alabama A A Wyley Florida J E OBrien Georgia S G- - McLendon Indiana T M Defreese Illinois O S Kentucky W B Halde Witherall man Louisiana J W Dupree Minne sota E C Babb New York E A Mc Alpin North Carolina C Dewey North Dakota S E Stebbins Pennsylvania Wm R Thompson South Carolina J C Hemphill Vermont Henry Wells Gov Bradley Will Not Interfere Minister Willis Remains in 3LoulsvilIe LouisviLiiE Ky Jan 25 The re- Â¬ mains of the late Hon Albert S Wil- Â¬ lis minister to Hawaii who died in I was working 3 Â¬ Â¬ jst mommcr v v Bradley will not discuss the probabili ty of a pardon or commutation for Jackson and Walling His reason for silence on the subject is thai the mandate is not in his hands and the case before him is not yet officially It is known however that the governors views about the guilt of the condemned man are positive and that he will not interfere- - While this is not given on the authority of Craig Beats Carroll With Rase it is from a inuTe the governor himself London Jan 25 The one championship run which fook place at source which is thoroughly reliable be some Bolton Sajturday was won by Craig The datcof the hanging willFebruary wliere about the middle of who beat Carroll with ease Â¬ 4 Frankfort Ky Jan 23 Gov Â¬ Honolulu January 2 arrived Sunday night accompanied by Mrs Willis and her son The casket was taken to the residence of W H Delaney father of Mrs Willis The funeral will take place Tuesday morning at 1030 oclock from the First Christian church and the burial will be in Cave Hill Editor McCullagh Successor St Louis Jan 25 A meeting of the directors of the Globe Printing Co Capt Henry King was appointed ed- Â¬ itor of the Globe democrat to succeed the late Joseph B McCullagh For 14 years Capt King has been an editorial writer on the paper His first newspaper work was done in Quincy 111 He went from Quincy to Topeka Kas as editor of the Commonwealth and in 18S3 was engaged by the Capt King was born in Ohio 54 years ago He stated Sunday evening to a United Associated Presses reporter that no changes in the polic3r of the paper were contemplated Â¬ Globe-Democr- at -- to say to one of them I hope it will not rain a have a bijr washing to do for the children The man said What is the matter with youi wire For years my wire had been suffering frorc what the doctors called prolapsus of uterus Sh About fourteen or fifteen months ace with a gang of men and happened was nervous had cold hands and feet palpita tion headache backache constipation a disa greeable drain with bearing down pains no ap-petite She got so weak shecould not get around I am only a laborer so was always in debt with the doctors aud all for no good as none did hei any good We began to think that she was nevei golug to get well Itold this man what the doctors said was th matter with her and he said did you ever heai of Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription I tolc him no but J had tried so many patent medicinei that I was tired of them all and besides I did not have enough money to pay the doctor and th drug store- - He said it I would get two oi three bottles and try them and if it did not dc my wife any good that he would pav for the med icine I went to the drug store Mr Clawbef on Elm Street and bought a bottle The first and second did not seem to have much effect bul the third seemed to work like a charm She has taken in all about thirteen bottles 3nd she is to day as stout and healthy as any woman in the United States This is not the only case When ever T hear tell of any woman who is sick in the neighborhood I just send the book and paper that is wrapped around every bottle and that does tht business I am no lonjier bothered about doing my own washing and cooking for my wife car do it all in one day and never seems tired or our oT spirits now Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets cure consti pation promptly and permanently fe V r 7 w t v tc- - C - t ST i T J 4- - - jZ -- K TliJS BOURBON NEWS TUMBAX fTWBaEiw JANUARY 26 1897 - 14 III ft refuse his monejr when that dispatch xight he saidIt is coming from England anyone in Ottawa whocan shoeing it through the arched aperture he tenders it lam very sorry all this Is there Theres a marvelous boy somewhere in the has happened more sorry than I can identifj you Mkcferk looked at it with provoking land - 1 wish Yes I know the telegraph operator Composure and then compared it with I knew where dont you tell you I hope y ou will not think that ho the instant he hears the word of com- Â¬ I am to blame in the matter some papers here mand somewhat ylFor Gods sake hurry said the cashier Ah pleaded No you are not in the slightest to Will spring to his feet to do tjohii blame There is nobody to blame ex- Â¬ doubtfully anybody else The little Now Boy is the name that he cept myself jYbu have plenty of time said the Mr Von Brent knows me very well I feel that I have been bears will do Suppose you get Mr cashier coolly looking up at the clock too That culpably negligent and altogether We praise hirn forever and aye Von Brent to come here and identify Hncjfgoing on with his examination We are sure he is happy wherever he fares trustful For the good he is doing- to day I wish to goodness I knew where you as the man who bears the name of Yes he added that is all right Here Â¬ Our call in the morning he answers at you could get the money but of course Kenyon Then the moment your cable- isyour certified check once if I knew that I wrould have had it my- Â¬ gram comes the money will be at your Sjjohn clasped it and bolted out of And dresses himself in a flash tliejbank as a burglar might have done disposals self long ago His ear never hear the epithet dunce Kenyon hurried to Von Brents Itfpyas five minutes to twelve when I am very much obliged to you Preceded perhaps by a dash Will you hejgot to the steps that led to the rooms said Kenyon but the only thing you rooms and found him alone Hes always on hand hes never away come down to the bank and identify me cfMr Von Brent Now all his excite- Â¬ Hes ready and willing and brave can do for me is to see that vour clock ment seemed to have deserted him Hell make of himself a two legged dray is not ahead of time to morrow I may as Kenyon Our patience and temper to save Certainly the money ar- Â¬ Bejvwas as cool and calm as if he had Has perhaps be up at the office before 12 five days instead of as many minutes His picture we drew as a model young lad oclock that is where I shall find you rived Tis well for our own to know No it hasi not but I expect it and inwhich to make the payment He Who never has known what it is to be I suppose Yes I shall be there all the forenoon want to provide for every contingency mounted the steps quietly walked bad 1 do not wish to have any delay in my alcmg the passage and knocked at the Or lazy and lagging and slow I shall not leave until 12 door of Von Brents room Very good I am much obliged to identification when it does come Hes rich as a Jew were certain of that said Von vVGpme in was the shout that greet If it comes by cable you Mr Yon Brent for your sympa- Â¬ Hes sure to be noble and wise 3Tor these are the virtues weve gotten thy I assure you I havent many Brent there will beisno need of identi- Â¬ edjhim He- opened the door glancing at the down pat friends and it well Im obliged to fication The bank not responsible To tempt us poor mortals to rise you thats all An Englishman you you know They take the money en- Â¬ clock behind Von Brents head as he But the singular thing is the way that he know is not very profuse in the mat- tirely at the senders risk They might didso hides pay it to the telegraph operator who I Jtstood three minutes to twelve ter of thanks but I mean it Away from the vision of men jgpvaig Mr Longworth sitting the And our faith and our courage so often Im sure you do said Von Brent receivesnot bemessage I believe they there with just a touch waspallor on of held liable However it derides and Im only sorry that my assistance would Â¬ By keeping beyond our ken cannot be something substantial Well is better to see that nothing is left un nis countenance and there seemed an ominous glitter in his eye glass He done good by hoping to see you to morrow I wish I could find the little Now Boy said nothing to the Going John Kenyon com- Â¬ Whos learned to make everything go After he had departed Kenyons im- Â¬ said to over cashier bank Von Brent pletely ignored and presence harness him up with unspeakable joy This is John his the Id patience increased as the hours went To a certain young laddie I know There is still some life left in my Kenyon on lie left the hotel and went direct Very good replied the cashier option I believe he said to Von Brent And oh what a team twould be to my to the telegraph office but nothing had taste Have you been at the telegraph office after nodding good day to him come for him For my laddie is tender at heart Very Kenyon but And all that he needs to make him make Im afraid said the operator that lately Mrhave not at least not for half Yu havelittle and perhaps it will serve two No I a half minutes said haste there wont be anything more to night an hour or so Von Brent Is some one to give him a start If it should come late shall I send it Are the papers ready Well I would go there as soon as inquired And if two of them stood right here at my to your hotel were you John hand Certainly no matter at what hour it possible if I All ready everything except putting That means said Von Brent as never need grumble or fret I For the instant they heard my word of comes I wish you would let me haveÂ¬ soon as they had reached the door in- the names it as soon as possible It is very imcommand Very well here is the money Von that they have had their notice about They never would wait to forget portant the money I believe it is already in Brent looked at the certified check Leaving the office he went up the the bank for you But off like the wind theyd scamper and to my That is perfectly right he said The I will go speed street and passing the principal hotel rooms and not leave themback till fou mine is yours Then he rose and And work with a will and a way in the place saw young Longworth as come in- Â¬ stretched his hand across the table to And I would be happy aye happy dapper and correct in costume as ever deed John hurried to the telegraph office Kenyon who grasped it cordially his single eyeglass the admiration of Anything for me yet hes aid No matter how gloomy the day Young Mr Longworth also rose and all Ottawa for there was not another Nothing as yet Mr Kenyon I think said languidly As If you could but find him my dear little like it in the city standing under the however he added with a smile that a meeting of long lostthis seems I to be lad brothers shall portico of the hotel And copy his wonderful art not intrude Good day Mr Von Brent it will be all right I hope so For weakness is somehow a sin just as bad How do you do Kenyon said that The moments ticked along with their And with that the young man adjust- Â¬ As that which is wrought by the heart young man usual rapidity yet it seemed to Kenyon ed his eyeglass and took his departure And the little Now Boy will rise to the My dear sir said Kenyon the last the clock was going fearfully fast TO BE CONTINUED top time you spoke to me you said you de Eleven oclock came and found him still And nothing can tumble him down sired to have nothing more to sav to pacing up and down the office of the For he and Dame Fortune go hippity hop Napoleons War with On their skyward way to a crown me I cordially reciprocated that telegraph The operator offered him Ostensibly Hfth war was to Austria this be unlike B Arnold in Chicago Chroncle sentiment and I want to have nothing the hospitality of the private room but any other so far waged The secret in-Â¬ to say to you this he declined Every time the ma- Â¬ structions given to the imperial Aus- Â¬ My dear fellow cried young Mr chine clicked Johns ears were on the trian envoy in London clearly indicate Longworth jauntily there is no harm alert trying to catch a meaning from that the Hapsburgs hoped by victorjr done Of course in New York I wat the instrument to restore their influence both in Italy Everybody is in a little out of sorts Ten minutes after 11 and Germany for that was the mean or A Woman JS JV Intervenes New York beastly hole- - I dont think Twenty minutes after 11 and still no ing of- restitution to the rightful ZJ Robert it is worse than Ottawa but the air is dispatch The cold perspiration stood ownersv and the slight rectification of urer here By the way perhaps you on Johns brow and he groaned aloud their frontiers or in other words the and I can make a little arrangement I I suppose it is very important said restoration of European condiJfons am going to buy that mine to morrow the operator Copyright i8q5 by Robert Barr what they had been before Napoleons as doubtless you know Now I shouid Very important advent- - This Avas the dynastic side like to see it in the hands of a good and Well now I shouldnt say so but the national side was also to be used far CHAPTER XXTV COXTDTTJED competent man If a couple of hunÂ¬ I know the money is in the bank for its purposes The liberties of Europe It was somewhat late in the after-Â¬Â¬ dred pounds a year would be any temp- Â¬ 3ou Perhaps if you went up there and have taken refuge under your banner noon when he reached the city of Otta- tation to you I think we can afford to demanded it they would give it to you army Charles proclamation wa Going toward his hotel he was as- let you develop the mine It was 25 minutes past the hour ran victories will break to the bonds your their tonished to hear his name shouted after ivhen John hurried up toward the and your German brethren still in the Thank you said Kenjon him Turning roundhe saw a man I knew you would be grateful just bank I have every belief he said to enemys ranks await their redemption rushing- toward him whom he did not think over the matter will you and To the German world he said Austria recognize dont come to any rash decision We autonomy fights not only for her own Your name is Kenyon isnt it can xirobabiy give a little more than but takes the sword for the independ- Â¬ asked the man somewhat out of breath that but until we see how the mine is ence and national honor of Germany Yes that is my name turning out it is not likely we shall Another manifesto written by Gentz I guess you dont remember me I spend a great deal of money on it the ablest statesman in Vienna declared am the telegraph operator We have Of course said John the propei that the war was to be waged not had a dispatch waiting for you for some answer to yowv remark would be to against France but against the system time a cablegram from London We knock you down but besides being a of persistent extension vhich w2 pro have searched all over the town for you law abiding citizen I have no desire to duced such universal disordei 5ri iliU- 1 t couldnt find 3ou get into jail to night for doing it be Â¬ rope Prof Sloane in Century Ali said Kenyon is it important cause there is one chance in a thou Â¬ You had sand Mr Longworth that I may havf Well that I dont know Wonldnt Call Him Bob better come with me to the office and some business to do with that mine An ex congressman who now prac get it Of course they dont general myself before 12 oclock to morrow tices law here when asked the other day ly cable unimportant things I remem- Â¬ Ah it is my turn to be grateful now why he abandoned politics gave a very Shes coming Its all right John Kenyon ber it said something about you keep Â¬ said Mr Longworth In a Ottawa peculiar and interesting reason He ing yourself in readiness for some fight I am afraid you would the cashier that the money is here for said I quit politics because I found thing master me easier than you would do in me now Is it possible for me to get that I was not cut out for that profesThey walked together to the tele a contest of diplomacy sion My name is Robert but I never it graph office The boy was still search Â¬ Do you call it diplomacy You re Â¬ yet heard myself referred to as Bob Have you the cablegram ing for Kenyon with the original dis Â¬ fer I suppose to your action in rela-Â¬ It was always Judge or Mr No No I have not patch but the operator turned up the tion to the mine I call it robbery Well you see we cannot pay the man ever achieves a real success in poli- Â¬ file and read it to him Oh do you Well that is the kind money until we see cablegram to tics who lias not that peculiar touch You see it wants an answer he of conversation which leads to breaches the person for whom theis intended If with the people that prompts them to said thats why I thought it was im- of the peace and as I also am a law time is of importance ityou should not refer to him by a nickname or in some You will have abiding citizen I will not continue the leave portant to get you the telegraph office and the mo familiar way Webster was always plenty of time for an answer to night discussion any further I bid you a ment you get your message come here Logan Black Jack Black Dan John took a lead pencil and wrote very good evening Mr Kenyon Say Â¬ ihen there will be no delay whatever Jacksonwas Old Hickory and Andy the cable dispatch which Wentworth ing which the young man turned into Do you wish to draw all the money at Lincoln was Abe or Uncle Abe St He paid his money and said the hotel John walked to his own once received is riot a question of dignity There is will go to my hotel It is the I much more modest inn and retired for no more dignified man than I dont know how much there is but house I will wait there and if anj the night He did not sleep well All I must have 20000 Harrison and yet no one speaks of thing comes for me send it over as night long phantom telegraph messenhim by his title He is always referred Â¬ Very well to save time you had bet soon as possible gers were rapping at the door and he ter make out a check for 20000 that to as Ben I went through myjlis- All right said the operator that started up every now and then to re- Â¬ will be and here he gave the number trict after serving one term in congress is the best plan then we will know ex- ceive cablegrams which faded away as of dollars at the rate of the day on the and I could find no evidence that anv Of course he awoke Shortly after breakfast he pound actly where to find you Just make out a check for one had ever dubbed me Bob Could there is no use in your waiting- here went to the telegraph office but found that amount and I will certify it A cer- I have been called Bob I might have because we can get you in five minutes that nothing had arrived for him tified check is as good as gold The mo been governor of mj-- state but we never Porhaps I had better telephone to the I am afraid said the operator ment yon get your message I will hand had a governor without a nickname hotel for you if anything comes and I knew I could not hope to break the that nothing will arrive before noon you the certified check I will Very well said Kenyon Before noon echoed John Why record Washington Star John wrote out the order and handed leave it all in your hands The wires are down in some places it to the cashier glancing at the clock Monument to a Pig Whether it was the effect of having in the east and messages are delayed a as he did so It was now 25 min Until within the last few months no been in the country or not John felt good deal Perhaps you noticed the otes of 12 He rushed to the tel Â¬ that somehow the cablegram he had lack of eastern news in the morning egraph office with all the speed of monument has ever been erected to the He medi- Â¬ papers Very little news came from which he was capable but met only a memory of a pig The town of Luneberg received was a good omen Hanover wished to fill up the blank Seeing Johns blank look from the chief operator tated over the ill luck he had suffered in the east last night and de that town the whole business from beginning to look of anxious interest the operator It has not come yet he said shak thereatisthe HotelseenVille in of mauso to be a kind - continued uoes the aisxiatcn you ing his head end and thought of old Mr Longleum to the memory of no expect pertain to money matters Theres worths favorite phrase Gradually despair began to descend In the interior of the the porcine race commemorative Yes it does such thing as luck on the waiting man It was worse tp structure is a costly glass case in Do- they know you at the bank Then came a raj at his door and the miss everything now than never closing a ham still in good preservation No I dont think they do bellbov said There is a gentleman to have had the hope of suc- A slab of black marble attracts the Then if I were you I would go up to cess here wishes to speak to you It was like hanging a eyeof the visitor who finds thereon Tell him to come up was the an the bank to be identified so that if it man who had once been reprieved swer and two minutes later Von Brent is a matter of minutes no unnecessary He resumed his nervous pace up and the following inscription in Latin n- Passers time may be lost You had better tell down that chamber of torture A graved in letters of gold entered them that you expect a money order quarter of twelve He heard the chimes contemplate here the mortal remains Any news he aslisd the pig which acquired John Avho wras in a state of mind by telegram and although such orders ving somewhere If the message did perishable glory by the for itself itt discovery of which made him suspicious of every- - are paid without any identification at not come before they rang again it Chi- the salt springs of Luneberg thing and everybody answered No the bank yet they take every precau Â¬ would be iorever too late cago Chronicle tion to see that it does not get into the nothing fresh Eourteen minutes 13 minutes 13 Ah I am sorry for that I had some hands of the wrong man Sarcastic minutes 11 minutes 10 minutes to 12 you said Kenyon all the people who paint without perhaps you might be able hopes that If Thank I am and yet no to raise the money before 12 oclock to- much obliged to you for your sugges Here you are shouted the opera- Â¬ knowing how were to adopt the plan Of course you know the morrow tion I will act upon it And as tor in great glee Shes a coming its recommended to an amateur by an ac soon as the bank opened John Kenyon all right John Kenyon Ottawa Then quaintance their works would not disends tit noon to r JYes I know that morrow presented himself to the cashier he wrote as rapidly as the machine tress their friends This one announced Did you know that Longworth was I am expecting a large amount of clicked out the message There it is her intention to whiten a certain ceil- Â¬ money i om England to day It is now rush ing and then paint a cloudscape on it an town That may be nice said a friend No said Kenyon I have been out ver3r important that when it arrives needed no telling to rush Peo John there shJl be no delay in having it jple had begun to notice him as the man but if 1 were you I should arrange the of town myself came last night He has the placed atiny disposal I want to know who was doing nothing but running matter a little differently Yes he How mon ey in the bank as I told you Now if there are any formalities to be gone between the bank and the telegraph s office the very latest through should paint the cloudscape and VJ VR not accept it until fthenvNjhitewash the ceilmgl Youth1 jnomehtWhere 5s the money coming from Of course legally I cannot It was sevemminutesto twelve when IvQompanion time and just as said the cleric got to thebank he accept it before that A MARVELOUS BOY leiralli I cannot AGRICULTURAL HINTS CONTRACTING - BUTTKft - j k - n i - - -- - Â¬ -- -- THE ROAD SCRAPER There is scarcely any farm buttei It Has Awakened the Spirit of Improve Â¬ maker having a reputation for making ment in Many Districts a good article and living within a fen our anxiety to promote good farm Â¬ miles of an ordinary western country In ing there is no danger that the subject town who cannot find a regular cusof good roads will be overlooked When tomer or customers who will take but a man gets the spirit in him to impro e ter the year around at a good price his farm his crops and his live stock which will be a good round averaga the spirit of progress cannot be checked price for the year says the Homestead there but necessarily it must be ex All that is necessary to make contract tended to his buildings and fences ing of this kind easy is that the buttei Who ever knew a farmer to erect a maker establish a record for having substantial fence along the highway everything nice and clean and for pro who would not also cut down the un Â¬ ducing a quality that is both good and sightly bushes along the margin see uniform The price that can be secured where drainage is needed and how the in this way is always considerably bet roadway could be improved and then ter than the ordinary way of selling to resolve that it shall be done at the first the grocer or store keeper As a pracopportunity A good farmer is always j tical question it is subject to only one a good roads advocate drawback and that is from the side oi Just now many things are conspiring the customer We have known a good to assure good roads in the near future many town people who contracted fot A few years ago the road scraper on their butter- this way and a very comwheels came into vogue A law was mon complaint among them was that enacted to permit a few adjoining road they alwajs get their butter if the districts to unite and purchase a price to be paid was a little better than scraper to be used in common as it is the stores and groceries were paying an expensive piece of machinery and but when with the change of the seararely a single district could afford to son the price rose until the store keepei purchase one alone Now these ma- Â¬ or grocer was paying a little above the chines are common all over the state agreed average price the butter makei and through their means road improve- Â¬ very commonly reported that the cows ment has made rapid strides It is not were failing and he did not have any necessary to describe all their good butter to deliver under the contract Of course if one practices this species of dishonesty he will find it difficult ta rn ake contracts of this kind for rcgulai delivery and a reputation not only fof cleanliness and good uniform quality is necessary but also a reputation for strictly carrying out contracts as made Â¬ Â¬ How to Secure- a Good Average PricTear Bound tht i t- - 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ Hi - Â¬ - Â¬ -- THE MlfflJpESS ofihefMtMtne Banapllk Â¬ - t 5 Â¬ -- - Â¬ Â¬ rough-and-tumb- le Â¬ Â¬ First Class Bntter was a person whejfeame from Den- Â¬ It mark who first advanced the startling theory thatj microbes are required to rs WfPiTCJ make first class butter This theory OVXVr---OZ l5ii- which was received with scorn is now advocated by many scientific men and many creameries now invest money in In Iowa 2S creameries the culture iii are using it Experiments have been DRIVE NEAR MARIETTA O made with over 100 different kinds of points for every one knows them I will mention only one and that is the germs but it was not until No 41 was smooth hard paths it makes for pedes- Â¬ discovered that satisfactory results trians at either side of the wagon were reached A conclusive trial was track Otherwise they would have to recently made in a Connecticut creamtravel in the grass and weeds which is ery June butter as is well known is disagreeable especially if wet or damp in flavor the best produced during the When the road machines came into year so that the effect of bacillus No Â¬ use nobody had thought of bicycles 41 upon pure butter was most interestEarly in the month two large A better machine could not have been ing invented especially for the purpose of vats of cream were collected One of making bicycle paths What would these was inoculated the other was bicycling on country roads be now were not Thejr stood in the same room at the old style hand road scrapers still in the same temperature for the same use In removing earth from gutters length of time and were subsequently into the wragon track they left two churned Both lots of cream produced small ridges along the space they trav- Â¬ excellent butter but No 41 had a taste eled and these were seldom leveled If and odor decidedly superior to that a wheel could travel them at all they made without it A large number of persons tasted it and no one hesitated would certainly go bumpity bump in deciding that No 41 made the su- Bicycles rarely have a clear course in a traveled wagon track for there are perior quality The first attempt at an estimateat more or less narrow ruts and horses feet are apt to cut up the paths in bacteria in butter was made in Mn- which they have to travel continuously nich in 1891 It was found that there The modern road machines where are about 2000000 in a grain Chicago used for some time have had the effect Inter Ocean to cut off the shoulders of the roads and NEAT FEEDING DEVICE place this dry solid earth in the center of the track picking it up so water will One Should Be Introduced Wherever Calves and Sheep Are Kept run off at the sides as it should do in Â¬ An excellent plan for feeding sheep or stead of following ruts as formerly shown herewith I know a certain hill road extending to calves is is hinged along as The front of pen much of the the railroad station that was always the bad Its surface was broad stony and length as is- needed in the manner full f ruts The wheeled scraper has shown in the cut Behind these hinged made it the model road of the township and the district is proud of it There was a very steep ascending grade from a hollow ten rods from the railroad track with a knoll atone side The road tax for the year had been worked out KVL It BACILLUS NO 41 Is Needed in the Production of Really SBIy y aabsvsp- fl Â¬ i v - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ex-Presid- ent Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ f -- improvement was on neighbors volun- Â¬ teered and spent nearly two days with teams and tools and removed the most of that bank into the road where it ousrht to be A neighbor who could not work gave necessary drain tile The railroad company not to be outdone in public spirit furnished seven car loads of gravel and men to handle it and now the srrade is easy and the surfac graveled This is recited to show that the spirit of improvement is contagious and when aroused the work will be per- Â¬ fected A few years ago the legislature of New York passed an act requiring pathmasters to remove the loose stones fiom the traveled portions of the high w ays at stated periods This was also done before bicycles were invented just as though their advent had been foreseen Now if one thing more than another troubles the bicyclist it is small round loose stones in the path but as a rule the rOadmasters are very delinquent in performing the prescribed duty of removing them As a hint to bicyclists I know of several casec where wheelmen have told pathmasters that unless they attended to this duty properly they would be complained of adding by way of emphasis that if any loose stone in the track even the smallest should be the means of throwing and injuring a ridery damages couidbc collected either of them or of the town ship This sets them to thinking and they generally conclude that their safety lies in keeping the track clear of these obstructions If a horse stumble over a loose stone and break his leg somebody would be liable for damages and so Would they if a bicyclist should take a header over a loose stone and receive an injury in consequence Galen Wilson in Farm and Eireside Â¬ Â¬ but notwithstanding as the spirit of FOR FEEDING CALVES OR SHEEP doors are slats both to keep ihe hay from falling into the pen at feeding time and to keep the sheep or calves in place and from attempting to clamber up over the door Hay placed between the door and the slats falls down as fast as it is eaten With such a device in use lambs cannot readily get into the hay nor can they come out into the feeding floor as they do in the average barn After the ration has been eaten the doors can be closed N Y Tribune Begin at the Beginning There is money in poultry and hun Â¬ dreds of men and women are making comfortable incomes fromtheir nocks - i 1 Unfortunately there are thousands who rush into the business at a ven turer make a direful failure of it and then endeavor to prove to all thei friends that there is nothing in it At eastern editor recently expressed it in a simple way when he wrote Dont rush madly into it study it learn it and build a solid foundation for the business to grow on Begin moderate- Â¬ ly and gradually increase your stock as your knowledge increases in caring for that stock after you get it Noth Â¬ ing will succeed unless you know the secrets of success The secrets of poul Â¬ try raising are not man but you must know them if jrou hope to succeed A veterinary surgeon who has given - v 4 Ttyo Vices Peculiar to Horses Â¬ on Â¬ op--tti- Â¬ Â¬ - -- mented largelj- with victims of cribbing and wind sucking habits declares that a horse having both or either of these habits should be classed as unsound and that young horses often contract Unmixed Evils the habit from being stalled near a con- Â¬ Too many stones or too much clay firmed rubber or wind sucker The Or too much wet or sand Will make a sorry thing they say same authority thinks the best preven- Â¬ Of the best road in the land tive outside of a specially devised appa And yet theres good in all of these latus is a roomy box stall and that cov Â¬ If we just know how to fix them sure to please ering the manger with wool or saturat Â¬ They make a road thats When properly we mix them ing the same with bitter liquids or cov L A W Bulletin ering tempting projections with iron feed is as necessary as breed are utterly useless to prevent the habit Wile b amount of feed will make a good milker out of a cow that is not so nature The milk cow is very responsive to --kind treatment- - the subject great thought and experi Â¬ i 5 11 VA j f i - if VikJWsi Ls v r C ik tvo SrfS wsrru 2- SLJO t THE B W Ti V I - Z V- v3r THB BOtJEB gg mi r I MUJUMHIIIMI vAWit J2ii IIMMHMyipipMMMWIMI Pi T - v- firc j 4JHTABY Sl 1887 t ni- i t t i i A hi i IV I 4 ni i i TurfN6f58 Jnrdincinnati Inst week E P Clay THE MAONISCOPK Published every Tuesday and Friday of brdok sold seven hhds of new tobacco Parisians will have an opportunity to- Â¬ WALTER at an average of 784 and Kinney night and to morrow afternoon and Editors and Oivntrs BBTjrB MILLER Perkins sold four hhos at an average of night to see the beautiful pictures made fs 962 at the opera house by the wonderf ul Make all Cheeks Money Orders et payable to the order of Champ MiMiER The entries to the Stakes at- Latonia magniscope the marvel of the age Buyers of Groceries are not foircedtd go tD eut ate stores for low clemeat that go to noimli closed Saturday there being 1400 in the e Motion is depicted so naturally in the ike hsdj Whc z the pfiite S seventeen stake events There are but prices because ANNOUNCEMENTS pictures projected on the canvas that 1 d Taryincr or lacitin it in- one alid three three years the people and objects appear to be en- Â¬ FOR JTJDSE crsases ft and where Cigzztioh and upward stakes among them In the dowed with life Every picture is an We are authorized to announce Wm exact reproduction in size and action of is urcak it aids it to perform Derby will bo Dr Catlett F P V Purnell as a candidate for Jndge the original from which it was photo- Â¬ I its function in a more vigorotis Meadowthorpe Time Maker Don of Bourbon Connty subject to the fl Tx Clhrencio Serano Dare II Fleisch- graphed action of the Democratic party mann Haphazard In the Ohio Stakes offered by them on same class of goods I have an excellent and com offtki healthy flesh and cures plete line of FOR CIRCUIT CLERK Abe Furst Macy Fleischman Dare II The charm of the music made by John chronic cougfh and colds By Burlesque Maceo Serrano Grayling We are authorized to announce Chas Philip Sousa the March Ring and making it possible far the body as a candidate for Circuit his superb band attracted a splendid E Butler Uncle Simon F P Y and Dr Catlett to resist disease Our friends tell Clerk subject to the action of the Demo- Â¬ The jNews predicts that one of the audience to the Paris Grand yesterday ALMONDS cratic party APPLES IT Works Wonders s Bourbon horses Dr Catlett or F-- F afternoon despite the zero weather BRAZIL PECANS BANANNAS We are authorized to announce T frut we never like to orer state V will win the Derby which prevailed The band played the FILBERTS ORANGES Hart Talbot as a candidate for Circuit the merits of our remedy even Clerk subject to the action of the classic selections in perfect form and put ENGLISH WALNUTS MALAGA GRAPES Midway has adopted the Curfew law when it has been tested and Democratic party the usual contagious magnetism in the and The Clipper says it works like a tried for overtwenty fiveyeaVs FINEST CHOCOLATE CANDIES -- We are authorized to announce King Cotton and El Captain marches The curfew rings at seven charm STICK AND MIXED CANDIES George T McCarney as a candidate The vocal solo- - by Mrs Elizabeth If y will ask for it we will oclock for Circuit Clerk subject to the action Northrop and violin solo by Miss CANDIED CHERRIES send you a book telling you of the Democratic party CANDIED APRICOTS Martina Johnson were artistic triumphs more about the subject than we Tv Lost A silver owl breast pin small CANDIED PINE APPLES and were well received The trombone few words i can put in a for sheriff with ruby eyes Finder will please to announce solo by Arthur Pryor was a most de- Â¬ We are authorized New York Cream Edam and Pine Apple Cheese Fancy Evaporated return to The News office and get re Go to your druggist for Scotts Emttl George W Bowen as a candidate for lightful number The band plays in Peaches Apricots Apples Prunes All kinds of Canned Fruits Sar-Â¬ reward 40 sioa Two sizes 50 cts aad 100 Sheriff subject to the action of the Maysville this afternoon dines Champgnion French Peas Bottled Pickle Catsup Etc If elected Mr Democratic party BOWNE New Yrk SCOTT Bowens deputies will be W W Some members of the Senate Commit- Â¬ BALTIMORE CAN ASD BULK OYSTERS Mitchell and James Burkel Lillian Nordica the famous American tee on Foreign Relations freely express We are authorized to announce singer will appear in a concert at the ISGRIG TURKEYS the opinion that th protest of Nicara-Â¬ Piles Piles Piles Brutus J Clay Jr with G W Lexington Opera House on Feb 13th Judy and J Smith Clarke as deputies Nordica8 real name is Lillian Norton Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will gua against the canal bill will have a as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the Ulcerated and Itching bad effect on the Anglo American Arbi- Â¬ and she was born at Farmington cure Blind Bleeding tumors allays the itch Â¬ Piles It absorbs the action of the Democratic party tration Committee many Senators pro- Â¬ Maine She received her early musical ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment fessing to believe that Great Britain instruction in Boston and afterwards in is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the j action The else Hivery FOR COUNTY CLERK Italy where she made her debut in 1883 Fsnvate parts ana nothing aruggists sent dox inspiredof Nicaraguas Canal oy guaranteed soia oy Bill will We are authorized to announce Ed She sang at the Bayreuth festival of 1894 mail for 50c and SI per box WILLIAMS friends the Nicaragua O For sale by probably amend that measure to meet 3IIG CO Props Cleveland D Paton as a candidate for re election Main St Opp Court House Paris Ky County Courtr and has a repertoire of forty operas in V T Brooks druggist as Clerk of the Bourbon the objections urged by Minister subject to the action of the Democratic which she has never known else but Wrights Celery Tea regulates the Rodriguez party success liver and kidneys cures i constipation and sick headache 25c at all druggists -- FOR JAILER Polk Miller who has entertained so OF Well Get Well Not Well We are authorized to announce many Kentuckians in his inimitable Seventeenth Year Established 1881v llllll M HEWS GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS miiiiiniiuihtwniiBmin imii i r bVock and turf MWS Theatrical And Otherwise The Iorer Remarks In Sale Tttfl Tranpferp Of Stock J Crop Ef c NEWTON MITCHELL THE PEOPLES G ROCER - three-year-ol- il a-L- - ti I M Any Prices FANCY STANDARD GOODS vm fli v NEWTON 7233 GHOOEB HELL ASSIGNEES SALE IMiirltj OLENS ft 1 -- i 4 Democratic party We are authorized to announce W C Oones as a candidate for re election as Jailer subject to the action of the Mr Jones candi- Â¬ Democratic party dacy is in the interest of Mrs Landon Ashbrook We are authorized to announce W H Boone as a candidate for Jailer sub ject to the action of the Democratic Samuel T James as a candidate for way at the Lexington Chautauqua will Jailer subject to the action of the give An Evening of Story and Sontf t horns have been marvelous Hundreds of your neighbors who have used Wrights Celery Capsules are now well They cure Kidnev Liver and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Why pay 100 every Sick Headaches two weeks for a bottle of medicine when you can get treatmeut at 1 ceut a day Wrights Celery Capsules give 100 days Â¬ treatment for 100 Easyjto take no Mrs Corinne Moore Lawson is creat- Â¬ bad taste do not gripe backed by a to cure you or refund your party ing quite a furore in New York with bank T money Brooks We are authorized to announce Wm her sweet voice Sh contributed to the druggist Sold by W L CpLLiNS as a candidate for Jailer of programme Tuesday morning it the Bourbon County subject to the action Bagby musicale at the Waldorf where of the B epublican party Wrights Celery Tea cures constipawas the usual gathering of tion sick headaches 2ocat druggists We are authorized to announce John there H Stewart as a candidate for Jailer Gothams society people subject to the action of the Democratic party Remembering the esteem in which the people of America held Alexander FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY Salvini his father when the body was Through His Nerving Is a Ben We are authorized to announce laid on the bier bad him enshrouded in efactop to Thousands Clifton Arnsparger as a candidate for the American and Italian flags re election as County Attorney subject to the action of the Democratic party Mayor Swift of Chicago has signed in this city next Tuesday night under the auspices of the Methodist ladies Chauncey Depew writes I take pleasure in certifying to the ability of Polk Miller and the excellence of his ad- Â¬ recitals At the court houst mission fifty c nts The results attainedrright here at f SA The undersigned Assignee of A Ball will on C TT TT71 eh TUESDAY 16TSI FEB 1897 on theprerni8e8 at 11 oclock a m solar time expose to public sale the following tracts of land situated in Bourboa County Nov 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 Â¬ DR MILES 5 I i Vf IV - i f We are authorized to announce J IT Boardman as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce S D Clay as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Gar Kenney rett D of Bourbon as a candidate for County subject to Assessor the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm H Whaley as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the ac- Â¬ tion of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Will GMcClintock as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Archie W Bedford as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce C L Hough as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party Â¬ - for assessor the ordinance prohibiting high hats at theatres and it is now a law -- x At Lexington last night Sousas band played a two step composed by Cal Morgan of Lexington Richmond has a military band SCINTILLATIONS An Interesting r Lexington Turnpike road at a ville stone in A Bartons line thence with said Turnpike in the middle thereof S 46 W 10944 poles to Geo W Bryans corner in the middle of said turnpike thence through the orchard on a hill S 42 J- E 16784 poles to stone corner to said Bryan and corner to Barlows land thence S 38 3 4 E 3572 poles to a stake near the branch corner to said Barlows land thence S 24 W 1560 poles to a stake corner to said Bartons land thence S 38 3 4 W 4288 poles to a stone by a tree corner to said Barlows land thence S 37 E 4488 poles to a coffee nut tree corner to Turhey in Bar- Â¬ lows line thence N 33 E 38 poles to a stone in Tumeys line thence N 15 J E 15 poles to a stone corner to said Tur ney thence N 13 E 1572 poles to a white ash tree corner to said Turnev theuce N 40 3 4 E 10696 poles to a stone corner to Bartons land The Talbott land thence N 49 3 4 W 19084 poles to the beginning containing 177 A 1 R - TsaLOthe center of the No X- MaysBeginning in fc Â¬ 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 - r H MARGOLEN PARIS EY Opp Court House r WE HAE JUST RECEIVED Comment Jumble Of News And 22 P FOR SUPERINTENDENT - PUBLIC SCHOOLS le-elec-ti- on We are authorized to announce Miss Kate Edgar as a candidate for Af-- - - - i l- is- v W as Superintendent of Public Schools for Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We aTe authorized to announce Wm E Wdlliams as a candidate for Super Â¬ intend nt of Public Schools for Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR POLICE JUDGE Fe te sE--- - - iij i VV iv JCTT fr r fc - r K t ev - We are authorized to announce Wm Remington as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party e to announce John Wb are authorized R Adair as a candidate for Police Awarded Judge subject to the action of the Higfiest Honors Worlds Democratic party We are authorized to announce Newt Clark as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic - Lexington is enjoying a coal war and dealers have cut 12 cent coal to 8 and 10 cent coal to 6 A young man is in jail in Letcher county for riding a horse into a church during the progress of a meeting Two Mormon elders who had b en preaching in the mountains are accused of having jumped a board bill at Whites burg Polly Feltner whose mysterious dis- Â¬ appearance from her home in Leslie county almost led to the lynching of a negro suspected of murdering her has been found in Perry county where she has leased a farm donned masculine dress and gone to work Miss Sopronisba Breckinridge daughter of Col W C P Breckinridge was granted a license to practice law in this itate by a committee of the Judges of the Court of Appeals of Frankfort Friday afternoon Miss Breckinridge is a worthy representative of her talented family and is well fitted for a high standing in her profession She is a graduate of Wellesley College and has studied law several years with her fath- Â¬ er and at a law college in Chicago She will practice in conjunction with the law fir of Breckinridge Shelby Â¬ WIDELY known Wisconsin publisher who resides at Green Bay Trcites March 6th 1895 as follows Five years ago 1 became so nervous that mental work was burden I could not rest at night on account of sleeplessness My attention was called to Dr Miles Restora Â¬ 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 - Dr Miles Nervine Restores Health It with like never failing success I have recom- Â¬ mended it to many and it cures them All who Lexington Turnpike the Maysville running S 48 E 6524 poles to Fig and 2 a stone corner to said Miller thence S 50 E 132 84 P to Fig 3a stone corner to Mrs E A Bryant thence N 39 E 4540 poles to Figure 4 a stone corner to Wesley Berry in Turneys line thence N 49 W 8784 poles to Figure 5 a stone corner to said Berry thence S 36 VVjl poles to Figure 7 corner to Berry thence 49 J W 2 poles to 8 corner to Berry thence N 37 E 160 poles to 9 corner to Berry thence N 49 W 29 poles to 10 on North side of said turnpike thence crossing the pike in a diagonal direction S 34 W 4608 poles to the beginning containing 57 A 1 R and 30 poles Â¬ ert E Miller on the South East side of Beginning Tract at Fig ZKTo 1 S a corner to Rob- Tnhsppn Â¬ I UKJOlfUU IiyOIlGuuui WITH BEST INDIANA WHITE OAK HOOPS WILL SEIr C2I3ttJL TERR TEMPLIN ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER -- A troubles should try it Beginning at a stone near Alfred C is free from narcotics perfectly harm- Â¬ Balls stone fence on the Western side of less and yet soothes and strengthens Dr the Maysville Lexington Turnpike Miles through his Nervine is a benefactor road thence S 54J E 2950 poles to a suffer from nerve to thousands ConstipationBiliousness ause Sick headache Pains in the back Sallow complexion Loss of appetite and stone near a spring thence with the Editor and proprietor of Der Landsman stone wall around the spring S 36- W Dr Miles Nervine isVsold on guarantee 160 poles S 50fE 2 poles N 36 E 150 first bottle will benefit or money refunded poles thence S 50 E 166 poles to a stone in J A Grimes line thence with aaid Grimes line N 38f E 2480 poles - corner to America McNamara in said Grimes line thence N 45 W 144 poled to a stone near a gate and corner to said - AOLEHMAN All We Waot Is an opportunity to convince you that our work tan iiul ue rAuenea -- - -- - We Are Working - - rim - wm - I Fair Exhaustion There is only one cure which is America McNamara thence N 38 E 34 poles to a stake another corner to said America McNamara thence N 39 W 5640 poles to a stake another corner to America McNamara thence N 7734 W 5420 poles to the middle of the Mays- Â¬ Lexington Turnpike Road ville thence with middle of Raid Turnpike Road S 6 E 18 poles to the margin df said pike near gate thence S 38 W 12 poles to the beginning containing 64 or For A Reputation guaranteed 1 And can not afford to turn out inferior worfc Give us a trial and if good work can gain your patron- Â¬ age yours is insured Quick work and satisfaction V Jfl w r w party FV- Mi- Aire t uver Aline will be run parallel to the dividing line between tract No 1 and tract No 2 above described by which 23 65 acres - BOURBON STEAM LAU1RY BRO - S -yv N IS- F- iv -- r-v S- i - Gov Bradley says in a dispatch from Frankfort that the statement that Col Forrester says he is in Washington engaging his rooms horses etc must be a mistake and that he has no idea of being able to attend the inauguration Xriuch less be in the inaugural parade CREAM IlJKfThBaBi m - K ijp POWDER of Tartar Powder Free One Pink Pill touches the liver and removes the bile One Tonic Pellet nightly acts as a gentle laxauve in keeping the bowels open restores the digestive organs tones up the nervovs system and makes new -- Tonic Pellets tci- tkx1- s - A few Kentucky banks may fail says the Baltimore American but thoso on which the wild mintgrows will con- tinue to flourish like the green bay tree MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream nplete treatment two medicines one pricer25c Treatise and sample free at any store rich blood C BEOWH TFGt CO TXewhtoxr acres 2 roods and 17 poles will be cut off of the second tract and added to the first tract so that the second tract will contain 200 acres of land The balance of tract No 2 above described and tract No 3 will be sold as one tract Terms This land will be sold upon a credit of six twelve and eighteen months Purchaser will be required to execute bonds bearing six per cent from day and date of sale with surety ap- Â¬ proved by the undersigned or purchaser may pay cash at his option Title perfect f sale absolute W M HINTON JR BRANCH OFFICE W M Hintons Jewelry Store Props OFFICE AND WORKS 12T 139 SEVENTH ST PARIS KY from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD K For sale lUiiltU BU Uig y Smith IX Y PERRY JEFFERSON Harmon BrcJs S druggists Stttt Attorney Assignee Jl8plays one dollar per Inch for first inser Â¬ tion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents per ine each insertion Locals in black type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when STORY brick house on Upper rannine at line ratPK Pleasant street adjoining the resi Â¬ Obituaries fiftrrtR nf tVlOTVc nolle nn noroll dates resolutions of respect and matter of dence of S S Clay Apply to 4 like nature ton rnntfi tiot Uno 29sep tf A O ADAIR Special rates given fori large adYertia oaents and yearly cards JLDVJER1I81N JRJLILE8 FOR RENT fvif V 4 i - 0 V I InTiffinHiia THE OBSQK SEWS 188L me To Hear ft THE BOUKBON tfiEWS TUJMH4f JTANtTAKT ffisr Sona PERSONA MENTION v fl 1897 5 NUPTIAL KNOTS - SPo iteenh Year Established seco tss mail The fame of John Philip Sousa draw number of visitors from neighboring cities yesterday to attend the matinee concert given at the grand by Sousas band In the audience were noted the following From Cynthiana Mrg Orie Lebus Mrs Herman Reynofds Mrs Hub Shawhan Mrs Annie Girens Mrs Will Curie Mrs Russ Bishop Mrs Henry Wilson Mrs Mac Turney Misses Hattie Robertson Norma Snell Elizabeth Lair Alice Ammerman Mary Robertson Elizabeth Addams Cora Addams Grace Smith Anna Victor Anna Gossett Bessie Dedman Marguerite Lyne Stella Simon Mary Madison Ida Land Minerva Reese Messrs J M Allen Manville Cox Lawrence Williams and Hub Holliday From Carlisle Mr and Mrs Stanley Keller Georgetown Miss Sue Anderson From Millersburg Misses Blanche Vaught Carrie Katie Damall Current Lelia Current Rebecca Martin Gaddy Lois Thorne Annie Miss Rankin Mrs Chas Johnson Messrs Will Judy Banks Frank Vimont Neal Reynolds- Best Fisher Tarr Jesae Letton John Grimes M O Wilson From Lexington Mr and Mrs Chas Scott Miss Minnie Anderson Mr J M - En ei t i at the Post office at Paris Ky matter as TJuSPHONS 210 124 SUBSCRIPTION PX1CE8 Payable in Advance Obeyear S2 00 Sixropnths iraws costs yotj cant even get PORT FROSt A GUN FREE OF CHARGE Orders a 5100 re- - payable Make all Checks Money to the order of Champ Miller Etc Next Tuesday will day -- be Ground Hog - Polk Miller at the Court house Feb 2tl at 8 p m admission 50 cents Joe Williams the genial constable who has been confined to his room with pneumonia is able to be out again -- to - Mr Isaac Price ot Cincinnati who i will open a clothing store here the lat Â¬ ter part of February is in the city on a business trip ing at Austerlitz Mrs Mary Holleran is the gueat of relatives in Lexington H C Hutchcraft has returned from a business trip to Missouri Capt D L Cook spent Saturday and Sunday in Winchester Mrs Newt Mitchell and son are visiting relatives in Woodford Mrs James R Clarke is very ill at Newt Clarks home on Vine street Miss Hattie Robertson of Cynthi Â¬ ana is the guest of Mrs Cornay Watson Mr and Mrs John Feeney were guests ot relatives in Richmond Sun Â¬ day Miss Tee Bucker of Louisviile is spending a few days with Miss Lucy rii imttv- Announcements And jSol emaiaitknig Of The Marriage Tows The eo agement is announced of Wm P Chenaralt and Miss Lucy Gilbert both Hastily Jotted On The Streets At of Madiicfn county Notes The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Mivell Ramsey of Richmond and JSlsetrhere Mr Allen Kenney of Danville will be Mrs Geo Stuart and son are visit married -- COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY THE NEWS MAN Xngg Read These Bargain Prices Mens finest Patent Leather shoes 8476 worfch 600 Mens finest Calf shoes 450 worth 550 Mens finest Tan shoes 450 worth 550 The above are the celebrated Stacy Adams make 1 m 5 a Â¬ in the Christian Church at Richmond pntheeyening of Feb 11 at Boys Calf Shoes 100 to 2 00 worth 150 to 2 50 eight oclock Childs fine Kid Spring Heels size 5 to 7 85c worth 12 Thenaxxiaga pf Mr John T McClin Â¬ Childs fine Kid Spring Heels size 8 to 10J-- 8100 worth 81 50 tock of fRichmond and Miss Rose Vick Misses fine Kid Spring Heels size 11 to 2 125 worth 1J5 ers of Pine Bluff Ark will occur on February 24th Mr McClintock is a These are only a few of the many Cash bargains we have to offer brother of Mrs C N Fithian of this Call early and get choice- city Porter Smith of this city and Miss Elizabeth Arnsparger of Newtown eloped Wednesday evening to Frank Â¬ fort and were married by Eld George Darsie at the latters residence at half paat eightloclock Both of the contract-Â¬ ing parties ate estimable young people and have many friends in this city The groom is a brother of Common- Â¬ DAVISTH0MS0MISGRI WAIT FOR OUR SPECIAL The News is requested to state that there will be a literary and musical en tertainment at the Cane Ridge Church Friday night Jan 29th for the benefit It Simms Clifton Arnsparger They have re Â¬ Miss Bruce Collins has returned turned home and have received parental from an extended visit to friends in Mt forgiveness and blessings wealths Attprney John S Smith and the bride is a sister of County Attorney Inventory Sale C t of the church Duff Middletown Misses From North The Board of Tax Supervisors for Myrtle Jncty Miss Vanarsdall Misses Bourbon County adjourned Friday John T after being in session fifteen days McCorkle Miss Carpenter Donaldson Eld They took ten per cent of the assess Â¬ John Talbott ment of real estate in Bourbon Collins A Deitwiller Our cash system enables us to give you just the kind of shoes you all like the highest grades JFerguson Miss Norma Snell of Cynthiana is at prices to please you spending a few days with Miss June RION CLAY Miss Sue Anderson of Georgetown Mrs Robt is visiting her sister Sterling THBBSDBT FBIDflT ag mmu V Jameson lC r 1 K il Grand Order of the Orient will meet Friday evening at A dispatch Friday from Frankfort pil- Â¬ said 730 sharp at the K P hall Sis Governor Bradley and myste- ney-General grims will be introduced to the Taylor have held a con- Â¬ Geo Mitchell Secretary ries ference in reference to the reported plan of the Louisville and Nashville Rail- Â¬ Mr J J Connell left yesterday for road Company to purchase the Ken Â¬ Louisville to assume the duties of cut- Â¬ tucky Midland Railroad and are pre- Â¬ ter for Walsh the fashionable tailor pared to institute suit to prevent the His many friends in this city and LexÂ¬ consummation of such a sale on the ington wish him unbounded success in ground that the Midland is a competing his new home line with the L and N from Frankfort J W Bacon and V AParker Jr to Paris and that therefore the con- Â¬ have returned from their hunting trip stitution prohibits the L and N from to Alabama They hunted several days becoming the owner of the Midland A part of the rolling stock now used and killed about 160 quails and then went to New Orleans to spend several by the Kentucky Midland but owned by the Home Construction Company days sight seeing was sold under judgment Saturday at Conductor Ktrby brought Sousas Frankfort the Mechanics Trust Com- Â¬ N pany becoming the purchaser at 8600 band to Paris yesterday on an L special which left Lexington at 1140 The sale does not interfere in any way and arrived eere at 12 10 The band re with the running of the road Mr J turned on same train at 440 and W Bryan of Covington represented played last night in Lexington the Mechanics Trust Company at the In another column is printed the ad- Â¬ sale vertisement of the sale by the assignee The Cold Ware on Feb 18th of 200 acres of desirable The Manitoba blizzard which started land and three pieces of town property in Millersburg Ky belonging to the Friday night reached this section SunÂ¬ assigned estate of MV H Current Read day night sending the mercury down to ten degrees below zero by yesterday the ad t morning All day yesterday the mer Â¬ Attention is directed to the adver- - cury hugged the zero mark tisement in another column of The The weather indications last night News of assignees sale of three - de- Â¬ stated that the cold wave will likely sirable tracts of land belonging to the continue for several days A C Ball assigned estate Sale will At Bismarck S D the temperature take place Feb 16th Read the ad for was 32 below zero at Rochester Minn details 20 below at St Paul 18 below at 7 pm W W Massie has bought New and still falling at Chicago 17 below containing 606 acres from Sunday the coldest in twenty five Forest Mrs J Monroe Leer paying 83 per yers at Detroit b oeiow ana Indianapo- Â¬ acre for 273 acre and 75 per acre for lis 5 below at 7 p m Even the South - the remainder Mrs Leer has bought is feeling the blast The mercury wa3 the Glen water farm from Mr Mas 13 above zero at ifashville and snow sie containing 273 acres at 83 per acre fell at Dallas Texas Freezing weather is predicted to the Gulf and South AtA well known Bourbon county lantic coasts young lady has just recovered from the The following is the temperature as effects of severe burns received Christ Â¬ Co inas eve while impersonating Santa noted yesterday by A J Winters of this city Claus in the regulation costume Her 5 below 7a m suit caught fire and she narrowly es- Â¬ 8 a m 3 below caped being burned to death 10 a m zero 2 above 11 a m 5 above Albert Heltey and Harry Hender Â¬ 12 m 7 above 2p m son two young negro youths who are 3p m 10 above old in ways of wickedness were tried 9 above 4p m before Judge Webb the other day on the 8 above 5p m ham from V K charge of stealing 7 above 7p m Shipps grocery Judge Webb ordered them flogged but the boys tearfully Polk Miller Coming begged to be allowed to return the ham Polk Miller the famous entertainer and escape the whipping The boys will give an Evening of Story and were only twelve years old Song in this city at the court house next Tuesday night under the auspices of Dr Dr F M Faries of the ladies of the Methodist Church Wash Fithian of this city has decided Admission fifty cents to locate in Paris for the practice of his Henry Watterson says Polk Miller profession and will this week move is the best one man show in America with his family to the Howard residence The Houston Texas Post says Mr on corner fourth and Pleasant streets Miller doesnt lecture he just talks Dr Faries is a physician of the homeo- Â¬ plays the banjo to perfection and sings pathic school and has been a practicing songs in a way that beats a negro him- Â¬ physician for fifteen years most of the self time being spent in Middletown Ohio 589 AttorÂ¬ Â¬ -- Paris Chapter The Kentucky Midland Sale Mr John McClintock of Richmond is the guest of his sister Mrs Chas H OBITUARY Jan Oct IOIi iett s Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Bead Fithian Mrs Sarah Fisher aged about sixty Mr and Mrs Chas Johnson of Millersburg are guests at Mr E T years widow of the late W W Fisher died Saturday at North Middletown Beedings Mr and Mrs Stanley Keller of and the remains were interred in the Carlisle are visiting at Mr B F Rem-Â¬ Paris cemetery Sunday at noon The deceased was formerly - Miss Sarah ingtons Garth and was a sister of Wm Garth Miss Aline Wilson has returned who established the Garth fund and from an extended visit to relatives in was also a sister of the late John Garth Cynthiana Mrs Fishers first husband was David The Bourbon Dancing Club will Flourney Three daughters survive-- 1give a club ball Friday night at Odd Mrs B E Bean of North Middletown Fellows Hall and Mrs Wm Tarr of near Paris and Harold Johnson of Mt Sterlingwas Mrs Ed H Ingels of Millersburg the the guest of Duncan Taylor from Fri Â¬ former of the first marriage and the two day until yesterday latter of the second marriage Mrs TV H H Johnson and daughAn Indiana law maker has introduced Strictly Dress Goods in ter Miss WilMe of Mt Sterling spent a bill to make foot ball an unlawful novelty andall wool styles always 50c plain Saturday in the city for this sale at 25c a yard sport Mrs Robt Goggin will entertain Four hundred and seventy deaths Dress Choice the Ladies Whist Club this afternoon at from the bubonic plague occurred at formerly of our finest sale at patterns 400 800 for this her home on Second street Bombay in one week All our Underwear Blankets and Miss Esther Margolen is at home The House passed the bill to grant Comforts will be closed out at 25c on from Cincinnati on a visjt to her par Â¬ Mrs Green fclay Smith mother ofJDuke the dollar ents Mr and Mrs H Margolen 50 a month Smith a pension of New and full line of Table Linens Misses Minerva Reese and Anna Governor jBradley Saturday offered a Towels and Napkins marked down 50 Victor of Cynthiana and Bertie Wallis each for the slayers of per cent for this sale reward of Hutchison are guests of Misses Etta Tbomgs oo00 QQfreyassasinated in-- LexingÂ¬ on Higgins and Mamie McClintock ton some days ago avenue Chas Taylor the negro who robbed Miss Mattie Hedges returned last outraged and murdered the colored week from a visit to Mrs J T Moseley girl Nellie Stepp was Friday found s Â¬ 529 Main St Paris Ky In order to close out our stock we will sac- Â¬ rifice everything in our store at unheard of prices D Corsets onr specialty 50c 75c and 100 worth double Ladies and Childrens full Seamless Hosiery 10 and 15c always sold at 25c Our Domestics are the very best brands in Calicoes Cottons and SheetÂ¬ ings Calicoes 3 h and 5c Bleached Cotton good 5c Best Cotton made 8c 10 4 Peperell Sheeting 18c Notions of all kinds one half price G- - We still enlarge Portraits free of charge VsKr say5SUwgj iZ a -- -- Â¬ Â¬ in Cynthiana and left Sunday for a visit to her sister Mrs Barrow at Renick Clark county Miss Carrie Gardner of Russell Cave Mis3 Effie Hoffman of Lexington and Misses Iva Collins and Cornie and Sythie Kern of near this city were guests of Misses Katie and Louise Rus Â¬ sell from Friday until yesterday The Cynthiana Democrat says Mrs Lucinda Boyd will leaye next week to begin hr duties as librarian of the Harlem Library New York Miss Frances Boyd will accompany her while Miss Mary Boyd will spend some time at Judge Wards home in Bourbon -- guilty in the Circuit court at Frankfort the jury returning a verdict of death An examination upon the common school course will be held at the court house bythe Board of Examiners on om I want 1 000 barrels of corn at market price Apply to 830 oclock a m All students wishing a certificate will take notice X - ThursdayJanuary 2th beginning at 2t T Kate Edgar Superintendent A T Engagements vV Of v Auctioneer Forsyth 3 Lucy JlSlnnners heirs 2--J Jan v2th Master Q Commissioner farms Ward Jam J assigheWJ H Hawkins three tracts M O EDWARDS ANNUAL REPORT OP THE 3T son-in-la- w 1E M Dickson Master Crouch lands You should go see the stylish 300 Feb 1 Sixteen toll gates houses and ladies shoes that Davis Thompson lots Isgrig are selling this week for Feb 1 Chenaults house ana lot on 200 tf Mt Airy t Feb 4 L M Greene assignee J ECHOES OF THE STREET H Lettons land Feb 9 S D Clays farm stock etc Odd Bits And Comment Heard On The Corners If Paris ever gets a government iiLb bores Birus u building said a Main street man yes- Â¬ terday I hope it will have special rooms for reading and writing or else have a lobby 200x350 feet for the benefit of thoughtless persons who delight to stand in the lobby to read letters and --PABIS KENTUCKY papers The lobby is not a reading room Persons should take their mail to their homes or business house to read Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Your work is or else adjourn to the court house yard promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable where they would not be in anybodys - and Feb v mm E fliimfl lsen flssooietlQQ For the year ending December 31 1896 00 00 09 60 20 00 if Fails bl JOHN CONNELLY ASSETS S153900 Loans on First Mortgages 150 Loans on Stock 267 Cash in Bank Due from Borrowers 213 For Insurance advanced 11 For Taxes advanced Interest 6 per cent due and 2611 unpaid LIABILITIES Prepaid Stock 108450 00 f repaid btock earnings cred- Â¬ ited 7668 33 Installment Stock 37196 40 Installment Stock earnings credited 3122 62 619 15 Forfeited Shares 96 39 Profit and Loss 157152 89 157152 89 -- i- - We are giving the people the kind of shoes they want at the Saturday the following officers were prices they want to pay Our elected by the Paris Electric Light Com- Â¬ cash system does this pany for the ensuing year D Turney RION CLAY President R P Dow V President Officers Elected Saturday T E Ashbrook Treasurer Dan Isgrig Croup great enemy of childhood Directors R J Neely succumbs theonce to the soothing in Â¬ Secretary at Dan Isgrig J W Lancaster G S Var- - fluence of Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey Bronchial affections lose their danger den H A Power when this great remedy is at hand No t home should be without it Hungry These Thieves Were 4 s- - Jr w rL ago thieves visited R Notice Of Election Of Directors B Hutchcrafts home on Houston The annual election of directors of the avenue and stole a ham a turkey three Economy Building and Loan Associa- Â¬ beef steaks a quantity of butter and tion of Pari3 Ky will be held in the office of the said association at Deposit cream and other things The same night thieves also broke Bank 2 on Thursday January 28fch 1897 from till 5 p m into W E Boards residence on the J T Hinton President same avenue and stole a quantity of P I McCarthy Sccretarv 22jan 2t provisions - Several nights Speaking about the lobby said another bystander I will promise twenty votes to any candidate for Police Judge if he will promise to promptly puncture a certain pneumatic stomached colored individual who spends half of his days spreading his averdupois over the lobby He is a large sized piece of self considered pomposity and a nuisance Paris certainly needs a work house said a city official the other day There are scores of thoroughly worthless and idle half grown boys loafing on the streets and in public places Half of them couid be used to advantage in a city work house s State of Kentucky ss County of Bourbon John T Hinton President and P I McCarthy Secretary of the Economy Building and Loan Association of Paris Ky being duly sworn each for himself says that the foregoing statement is true in all respects to the best of his knowl Â¬ edge and belief JOHN T HINTON President Sworn and subscribed to before me T P I MCCARTHY Secretary this 21st day of January 1897 V E J MYALL Notary Public J Attested by R J NEELY Director EALED proposals for keeping the GEO ALEXANDER Director gate and repairing the Turnpike Mice TOWNSEND TURNPIKE PARIS ROAD will be received by the undersigned up to January 28th 1897 The bid for re Â¬ pairs to be made on the baste of rock WE HAVE RECEIVED A SPLEKDID ST00E OP broken to pass through a three inch ring to be spread and dirted as ordered IMPORTED SD1THGS AUD TROGSERM out of ditches So much for work man cart and horse per day The repairs it is estimated will require an expenditure of 7Q0 per annum Right to reject any and all bids reserved Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when J Q WARD a a A P ADAIR quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call 22 jan2t Committee FOR FALL AND WINTER Said a nervous Parisian yesterday Id- - like to see about fifty half grown For a Winter Shoe What is better than a pair of our negro boys fined 20 each for making heavy sole TaD Willow Calf shoes nuisances of themselves by loud whis- Â¬ Black Calf or Enamel either if you tling Each one imagines himself a want them J FINE MERCHANT OAITOIiS S E TIPTON Cutter Full line ot samples brass band X V rion clay j We are also agents for the celebrated Chas E Smith Shirt r j K M - lr P5 ty A y Wia v- - yyiiu vffl4wi ywy 5tw i BjippiB l W J i ntnpiijj MK A y H A I 4 c V - THE mmUBOlf should sit behird him as he rides Herrick had only the most shadowy thought for the person who had Idst this money He did not even speculate upon the manner of its loss It had passed into the control of one who need Â¬ ed care-- 4- - NJSpSDAT ti I - iv JAMTaRY 26 1897 x H v 1 THE BOURBON NEWS s - Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP 3RUCE MILLER Editors and Owners A MATTER OF INSTINCT BY JEVERUrT HOLBKUOE - was a mouse There had been some rare sport hut Herrick was of the opin- Â¬ ion that it could not last much longer He had run this way and that way and a thousand timeshe had fancied that he was going to escape But always the velvet paws with the long sharp claws springing out of them had caught him just in time So at last he lay still panting not knowing which way to Copyright 1S97 a cat and Leonard Herrick Pate was turn He was in a big city all alone The people who rushed by him were like the thoughts that whirled through his brainy they were shadows and the ever lasting train of them had no beginning - nor end He could not distinguish the real men and women whom he saw from those whom he merely remembered Now and again there appeared in the throng the faces of the dead he didnt mind those but there were others that ho shrank from lie stood with his back against the iron fence in front of Trinity church There was just light enough in the western sky to give the pile of stone a shadow which fell upon hurrying thou Â¬ sands who did not notice it Herricks hands were in his pockets He crumpled a crackling piece of paper which meant that he could live several days longer if he cared to do so As to a more extended future he could not picture it All the lines of his life seemed to end in a knot which could by no means be untied but must merely be dropped He remembered that there were miracles but he could not think of one to wish for From three oclock till four the crowd in that part of Broadway is rich and prosperous from four till five it boasts of wealthy connections and takes a strong interest in life after five it loses caste rapidly and by six it is a lot of weary people going home to supper Herrick felt the degeneracy of the throng without really seeing it If ai whole street full of people could get shabby in an hour was it any wonder that he had done it in five years ne crossed Broadway and walked down Wall street slowly and with hes- iiation for he had no errand A voice Cab sir almost in his ear cried He turned and looked up at the man on the box Is it possible he said to himself that I still look like a gentleman He felt toward the cabman as toward one who had given him a helping hand Why not pay the debt To do so would cost him only a day of his life He had a firerdollar bill in his pocket Yes he said take me up to the Fifth Avenue hotel It was tlhe first place that had come into his mind He got into the cab and snapped the door The cushioned seat and the comfortable support for his head weire very refreshing A fancy came to Turn that he would dine decently and then go to a theater The extravagance would be trifling for it was really of small importance whether he starved to death on Sunday or the following Wednesday He was in a mood to make a jest of it all A strong glare from an electric light and It truck down into the carriage made visible to him a package in brown paper that looked as if it might be a sandwich The object protruded from under the seat He thought it must be the cabmans supper which had been hidden in some small locker and had fallen upon the fioor The idea that the food should be Spoiled was dis agreeable to Herrick and so he picked up the little brown bundle It was smaller than he had supposed and it did not feel like bread But had it been food and he at the last pang of starvation the touch of it would not have sent such a thrill through all his Â¬ Â¬ it and that was enough He disposed the notes in his pockets in the best interests of comfort and safety Then he folded up the brown paper and pocketed that also with a dim consciousness that if it were left in the cab it might get the driver into trouble The fellow was honest no doubt and Herrick did not wish that he should suffer a wrong He preferred to keep the wrapper himself and take the risk of it until he could find some means of disposing of it that would be safer than throwing it out of the cab window How to leave the cab was a question which concerned him nearly He did not wish to confront the driver again for there might be an investigation and a question of identification might arise in which case it would be well to have the man know as little as possible of Herricks personal appearance He re- Â¬ flected with satisfaction that the spot on Wall street where he had entered the carriage had been rather dark The cab stopped suddenly Its path being blocked by a tangle of vehicles Herrick softly put his hand upon the catch of the door It yielded noiseless- Â¬ ly the door swung open Herrick stepped out Turning back for an instant he perceived the cabman sitting upon his box in entire uncon- Â¬ sciousness of the fraud that was being practiced upon him He was a poor man and doubtless worked hard for all the money that he received Still would hardly support him he voice with which to ask who was there But one explanation was possible Tie must have been watched Jy the police He tottered to the door and gavet terance to a hoarse inarticulate sound Eight oclock sir called a voice You asked to be called sir without He rushed to the window and flung open the shutters Day streamed in strong and beautifuL The gas flame paled He knew that he had slept as he had not slept before in years In the mysterious depths of his life he felt a new strength stirring but it was only nascent as yet A bath and a breakfast revived him still more He felt the exhilarationTof a busy day upon which he was enter-Â¬ ing He scanned the papers but so far as he could see they had no news of the money that had been lost Hevas not conscious of any excitement an searching for that news The fear of detection had quite left him Of all stolen goods money is the hardest to recover Presently he found himself riding downtown in an elevated railroad train He was going to a steamship office to arrange for his journey then to a bank- Â¬ ers for a travelers cheque book His pockets were bulging with money but there was something in one of them that he couldnt remember to have put there He pulled it out and found it to be the brown paper wrapper that had contained the money As he held it in his hand it was concealed by his newspaper No fellow passenger could see it and that was doubly fortunate because in plain sight upon the paper was a name and address Herbert L Graham 40 Wall street -- Ka - HUMOROUS Mrs Flightly They say the woman who deliberates is lost Mr Flighty Yes probably extinct IVuth - GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN THE SPRING PAGE COILED W0YE8 m Furniture Window Shades My dear one sample would have been sufficient Tit Bits I do not believe that I have a Etc true frieind in the- world So you Special attention given to Undertak have been trying to borrow money too ing and Repairing have you Tit Bits Commercial Traveler to his wife Main Street - - Paris Ky who has just presented Mm with twins Cloths Carpets Mattresses Oil WIRE FEME Â¬ i MILLER GOLLINS Agents Paris Kentucky This is a smcoth fence that will tarn HOW IT IS MADE I W t L -j Y how dreadfully annoying I do hope he was a clean boy Mary Tit Bits THE VERY BEST Perhaps The really discouraging OUD RELIABLE PROMPT thiing about this life is the lack of time PAYING to accomplish anything Oh well have enough in the next world Time to burn I suppose you mean Brook lyn Life Social Ties Have you lived next to the Snoberlys three years and dont know themr yet Well they have Short St Bet Broadway and Mill spoken very kindly to us several times LEXINGTON JSL t when they borrowed our bicycle pump Chicago BecorcL James Connors - - - Proprietor wash there was some new way I of killing time said Mr Point Breeze Rates 2 And 250 Per Day tx Miss Homewood last night I can suggest one way of killing time which One hundred good rooms Electric was not possible for a long while re- lights hot and cold baths barber shop plied the maiden Well Sleigh it and Postal telegraph office etc A livery stable was rung up by tele 21jy96 ly Xhone Pittsburgh Chronicle English Sunday School Teacher solemnly And now Albert Edward EjI 1S96 you may relate the terrible fate of thu Prodigal Son after leaving his fathers FULL stock of Fruit and Ornamental Grape Vines Small Fruits house and squandering his patrimony Asparagus and everything for the in riotous living Albert Edward in Orchard Lawn and jGrarden We eman awed wurisper Ee ee ee ad ploy no agents Try us on prices and go to Hamerica han get married see the difference between those of a t grower and dealer Catalogue on apmaam Truth plication to H F HILLENMEYER HOW SWINDLERS GET NAMES Lexington Ky 20oct Â¬ Servant Shure mum Eovers just afther bitin the lig off av the butcher bye Mistress Dear dear HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance O any kind of stock It is made frdm the best hard steel drawn specially for tbt j purpose i I I 51 NON UNION HOTEL REED The large steel wires forming the horizontal bars are first coiled around a inch rod thus practically becoming COILED SPRINGS their entire length These are securely tied together by Id cross bars to the rod The cross bara are best quality of annealed wire wrapped three timet galyanized around each horizontal bar Being a self regulator it is always ready for business slacks up for 30 below as cheerfully as it takes a new grip for 90 in the shade gently but firmly persuades a runaway team to reconsider its action An unruly bull is safo as a canary in its cage it saith unto the festive hog thus far shalt go thou The fierce wind and drifting snow pass by and it heeds them not There is no terror in the locomotive spark The trespasser is not led into cupation is gone The hired man and the lagging tramp alike scorn it proffer- Â¬ ed shade Like the model housewife when well supported it is always neat ITS ADVANTAGES Part Â¬ V TREES TREES temptation and the rail stealers oc-Â¬ and tidy Â¬ Â¬ vlli jf w jV x f Stealing Newspaper Subscription Lists and Exchanging with Other Rogues Persons who get circulars from swindlers often womder how their nameg are obtained by the latter The ways are various Subscription lists of the city weeklies are bought or stolen an THREE POSTS to the 100 FEET Economy is not our sole object in placing posts for farm fence at the unÂ¬ usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart Farmers say the closer the posts the That may apply to better the fence common fences but depending largely on its elasticity we prefer the long panel For cemeteries lawns yards etc they should of course be nearer 12 to 20 feet is not objectionable 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 You may put up the posts and we will bufld the fence or we will contract to do the whole job If you are needing any see us We will save you money fence and still build you the best fence made Respectfully COLLINS MILLER posts I J JlT 1 Wi HE DODGED BACK COVERING THE BILLS WITH HIS HANDsF it was reckless to attract his attention The train was just stopping atfllec- again especially so after having left tor street That was the statiiori near the cab in that strange manner est the steamship office Thrusting the There was a way to the sidewalk brown paper back into his pocket he through the press of vehicles Herrick left the car and went with the throng saw it from the corner of his eye and down to the street He was thinking was about to take advantage of it In- Â¬ about ihe accommodations he would stead to his surprise he found himself choose- on the steamer He continued turning toward the cabman and im- Â¬ to think of that and kindred subjects mediately he heard his own voice say- Â¬ yet he turned north on Broadway in ing stead of south Presently he found have decided to get out here How himself asking an elevator boy in a big I much do I owe you building if he Icnew where Mr Gra The cabman named his price and hams office was Herrick paid him with the five dollar Mr Graham happened to be in his bill which had been the sum of his outer office when Herrick entered TTp wealth and the end of it so far as he was pouring a story into the ear of could see so short a time before He another gray haired Wall street man counted his change carefully remem- Â¬ and Herrick heard a few words of it bering that he would probably have to something about cabs and cash and wait until the next day before he could carelessness break one of the thousands Enough I have found the money that vou remained to him from the bill for a lost said Herrick Here it is supper a bed and a breakfast Zion cried the banker clutching - r - - W 3 1 J - -- I s wife- - IV li - c V 4 8 - -- vv He knew that the contents of that package was money It felt like a mass of bills folded awkwardly wrapped up and fastened with elastic bands Through the brown covering Herrick could feel the crispness of the govern- ment paper The amount might be a poor mans monthly wages or a rich mans profit on a great transaction As to his own conduct in this matter Herrick had no doubt whatever Fate had thrown the money into his hands and fate might take it away but not if he could hold on tightly enough His fingers trembled as he picked at the elastic bands Suddenly and without his knowing why the rubber strings vanished with a loud snap that startled him and the xackage sprang open on his knees He caught a flash of green color and then the cab rolled out of light into shadow It seemed a long time before auother light struck in upon him At the moment when it did so he saw a face close to the cab door and he dodged back covering the bills with his hands But the chance passenger on the street saw nothing he was thinking of his own JJaffairs no doubt and had no inkling of v the strauge thing- that passed so close to his eyes Herrick was himself again in a moment and he bent forward eagerly scanning the bills in his hands and counting them feverishly There were 40 of them and each was of the den omi- itation of 1000 Throughout the latter period of the young mails misfortunes he had had substantially but one wish to rest Pest had many forms suited to a vast ariety of individual tastes To Her Itk in his day dreams it had always ls-en the form of travel without care til paths iif cper for a man who has no reason why j4C0O ssfrr JMci t Â¬ -a- frame v i civ fr iu - HE HAP NO VOICE WITH WHICH TO ANSWER When he had found a resturant he the bills in his fingers My dear-felordered a meal and ate it with relish low tell me all about it It was enchanted food It was thp farr Theres nothing to tell replied the of an Atlantic liner the delicacies of young man I merely found it in the - - v European hotels and the fruits of the cab tropics Mr Graham eyed him a moment in He cared little for his bed It would surprise be no more than a place to lie and You take it coolly he said think of the future It Mas many a I couldnt take it at all responded night since he had really slept CerHerrick with a feeble smile I dont tainly with so much upon his mind he know wkj-- It was instinct I suppose would not sleep this night even if he So when he had been My ancestors must have been honest should try shown to his room in a hotel he piled men Upon my word you must take one his pillows against the headboard of the bed and reclined against them of these notes said the banker Ive 5V fully dressed He was very happy No offered it in an ad and I cant do it said Herrick ril question of right or wrong in what he had done or what he expected to do dont feel it to be right But my dear boy exclaimed the came to torment him For a iong time he had borne his life like a tremendous old man kindly I must do something burden This had suddenly slipped for you I want to believe me At from his shoulders leaving his natural least come back and take lunch with me Shall we say one oclock powers benumbed V In the midst of the first vision of a It will give me great pleasure saidi uew life he was aroused by a knocking Herrick and bowing he turned ayvay the door He started up his Jegs J and walked out of the office Â¬ nearly every swindler exchanges big letters or the addresses of those who have answered his advertisements with other swindlers in similar lines of business Hence the recognized fact that after a person has once been caught he is much more likely to be swindled again Nearly all the dealers in objectionable books those who advertise your future husband or wifeJ f ortunes Paris Ky told and retired clergymen sell their letters for one cent each or more to the Tho Page Wire Pence In Bourbon bogus money operators So it will be seen that some lines of swindling have Mtllersburg Ky May 4 96 Messrs Miller their branches paying a large percent- Â¬ Collins Agents Paris Kentucky age on the money invested Gentlemen Do not be deceived by allurinsr advertisements and I have had the Page A firm of sawdust speculators at tnmk you can get tie Best made finest finish and Woven Wire Fence on my farm for one time bought 30000 letters received MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE about eighteen months and am well by a concern that had realized 50000 for amero sonpr Bay from reliable manufacturers pleased with it It has proved to be all trained reputation dealing out of a certain bogus sewing machine that haveThere isanone in tho by honest and square that is claimed for it It turns all kinds world that can equal In mechanical construction durability of working This machine was made of cast iron parte fineness of finish beauty in appearance or haa of stoc and is as tight as it was the day and turned by a small hand wheel It 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 neighbors would sew two pieces of the finest ma Â¬ fell across the fence a few months ago terial together but anything coarser The Hew Home Sewing Machine Co Orange Mass Bobtok Mass 28 Union Square NY and was not taken off for several hours would demolish the whole machine and Chicago III St Louis 2Io Dallas Texas SanFeanciscOjCal Atlanta Ga but when taken off the fence went back render it useless The same enterpris SALE QY OS to its place all right with the exception ing firm bought about 40000 letters of a few staples During the storm of COOK WINN Paris Ky frdm a woman in Brooklyn who adverApril 24th a good sized tree was blown tised to supply every young man and across the fence and bent it down to the woman with the date of their marriage U S REVENUE STAMPS WAITED ground As soon as the tree was cast off the fence went up all right and was and description of their future partners BY life This woman received in near Â¬ T X Green County Clerk Mt Olivet Ky as good as ever with the exception of for one broken wire and a few staples ouif ly every one of these 40000 letters a to buy for cash the following U S of place I want 50 cent stamp and no evidence was Revenues either cauceled or uncanceled at I am so well pleased with the fence n cinfflo V1 OVUl tiVWU that she had mror cvn Uiihiu the prices annexed when stamps are sent iu that I am going to put up more of it reply Indeede so great was the har good condition Respectfully Each right away 5 cents vest that some 50 or 00 of the letters 1 cent Express red imperforate War Becraft 5my tf 1 cent Express red pnrt perforate 5 cents had not been opened by her and still 1 cent Playing Cards red imperforate50 cents They 1 oeut Playing cardsredpart perforate30 cents contained Hhe 50 cent stamps Proprletaryredpurt perforate10 cents also bought up letters addressed to 1 cent Telegraph red imperforate 1 cent 50 cents We are prepared to furnish at rea-Â¬ quack doctors dealers in objectionable 2 cent Bank Check bluepart perforate 5 cents s cents sonable prices locust posts by the car- Â¬ 2 cent Certificate blue imperforate pictures also letters from lottery keep 2 cent Cert ticate bke full perforate10 cents Delivered at your nearest rail-Â¬ 2 cent Certiflcaleoraiigefull perforatelO cents load ers fortune dealers etc 5 cents blue imperforate Another firm on Wall street advertised 2 cent Exp ess blue part perforate 10 cents road station MILLER 2 cent Express COLLINS two steel engravings of distinguished 2 cent Playing cardsblueimperforate50 cents 10 orange persons mailed free om receipt of one 2 cent Playing cardsblue iraperforatelo cents 2 cent Proprietary cents dollar They received some 20000 re Â¬ 2 cent Proprictarybluepart perforatelO cents plies with dollars inclosed and sent 2 cent Pronrietar3rorangefull pefrote 15 cents GLDTHES CLEANED k REPAIRED 3 cent Playing cardgreenimperforateS2 in return two ten cent stamps of the 3 cent playing cardgreenfull perrte20 cents 3 cents period Some advertisers offer dia Â¬ 4 cent Telegraph green imperforatc10 cents cent Playiug card violet perforate50 have employed a first class catalogues recipes 4 cent Proprietary violetpart pcrfoateiO cents mond rings 10 cents experienced tailor to take charge 5 cent Express red imperforate songs etc simply to get addresses 5 cent Playing card red perforate 10 cents of our cleaning repairing and pressing 10 cents and after getting all they can out of the 5 cent Proprietary perforate Work done on short department 6 cent Proprietary orange perforatcSo parties replying they find it a profitable 10 cent Bill of Ladingblue imperfoteia cents aotice Our prices are lower than 10 cent Hill of Ladiugbluepait perte5 cents others and we will do your work right business to sell the letters to others 0 cents 2 cent Bond imperiorate Philadelphia Times 40 cent Inland Exchangeimperforate7o cents PARIS RJflfJISHIHE MB TAILORING CO oOcent Probate of Will imperforateSt 25 America Still Ahead 70 cent Foreign exchnngegreenimateOj cento H S STOUT Manager SI Russia is a very large country and SI Life Insurance imperforate s i 10 1 Manifest imperforate 24mar tf with Siberias immense area included 1 Mortgage full perforate SI 2 5 1 50 1 00 the size of the United States suffers in 1 30 Passage Ticket imperforate Foreign exchaugeorauge imate 3 0 Â¬ comparison with her One of her news- 1 90 Foreign Exchange maroon 4 00 imperforate 5 00 papers has vaunted the proposed 3 50 Inland Exchangeimperforate W DUDLEY C05 7 00 5 transporting of a whole town some 20 00 Probate of Will imperforate SO 00 00 Probate of Will 1 50 40 odd miles along a frozen river a here- Â¬ 1 30 Blue and Black 2 00 BILL POSTERS 1 60 Blue and Black tofore unknown feat as it claims the 5 cent Black and Green proprietary 15 cents object of the removal being to place the 6 cent Black and Green proprietary u ents 10 cent Black and Green PARIS KY town among some hills that lend them- Â¬ 50 cent Black a d Green proprietary x o proprietary 3 5 00 selves admirably to the purpose of forti- Â¬ 1 00 Black and Green proprietary AIT Kinds of Posting 15 00 Distributing Etc 5 00 Black and Green proprietary fication thus securing a valuable mili- Â¬ 1 Promptly Attended To also wish to buy old canceled postage tary station It will undoubtedly be stamps aud stamped envelopes of any and all quite a feat to accomplish such a task denominations from 1840 to 1875 for which i pay liberal prices Address and if the Russian engineers find any will T L GREEN County Clerk Mt Olivet Ky TOWN LOT FOR SALE in their plans they can surmount hitch Kotf The above named stamps can be Â¬ the difficulties by reference to a simi- found on Deeds Mortgages Notes Receipts 42xll0 foot lot in Williams ad- Â¬ from 1861 lar undertaking successfully accom Agreements Bank Check etc Medicines dition well located Will be sold to 187 also on Proprietary plished in the state of Illinois namely Matches etc at low price on four payments one T e foregoing ofler is genuine made in irhe moving of the town of Nauvoo over good faith aud will be carried out to the let- fourth cash balance in threb equal pay- Â¬ a frozen river In the course of three ter in every instance when 1 receive the ments at six twelve and eighteen ord3r winters this was done and 700 houses stamps 1 have mentioued in good or- any months Address Lu L care Thb Referencp Mt Olivet Deposit Bank were transported and a new town now official of Robertson county News Paris iLy was establihed T JL Gkkea- County Clerk a prosperous place The Russian newspapers can boast of the great work of moving one of their towns but it is a pleasure to know that the United States long ago anticipated them in such matters Harpers Round Table Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ IV Â¬ 1A 4 T i LOCUST POSTS Â¬ WE i - r Â¬ A I Â¬ - j t t Pryer I notice that young Fray man is still paying his attentions to the daughter of old Senator Coffers Dyer1 I believe he still persists in thai More Than Estimated SST direction I am told hes a relative of hers a cousin twice removed Say the old man told me Twice himself that hed removed him seven times already and if he has to tlo it again it will probably be to a cerectery Bostqp Courier Canfc tell yon all about the new Ktylea haniiiomo deafens beautiful Jln- superior quality and fine ffoxdleM Talic wo low priceswrite for our Iaqt TIliictrntoA workmanship ofoureoodein want you to Boace Poi est and beat catalogue we ever published Ask for Car M It contains abontW -- 2 ns iota of monoy and timo but you can bavt ono free We have a tini i10 ef BICTOUES at loweiit prices ATTTAWrTC - n appt SL V tt- it- - iiannMj UQ10 W- - r K JJ AtMJ TTfrWl 1 V r THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY JANUARY 26 1897 TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL cipate to all foreign governments of which have already accepted Nashville has a population of 100000 and lies in the center of a section within which there are 10000000 people the most distant of whom can reach the exposition city in ten or twelve hours It is situated in the heart of the Blue Grass region of Tennessee where the lands are fertile the scenery pictur- Â¬ esque and the climate perfect As the architecture of the buildings will be one of the chief attractions of this exposition it may be well to give a brief description of some of the prin- Â¬ cipal ones at least enough to convey an idea of their splendid character The Commerce building in general style of architecture is based on the Corinthian and Ionic ordei of the Graeco Uoman The measurements are 500x315 feet the wings being 150 feet wide dome 175 feet in height It is the largest- building in the group The Parthenon is a reproduction of that chief glory of all architecture designed and completed under the direction of Phideas and Ictinus in the time of Pericles at Athens It is fire proof stone foundation concrete floor brick walls glass roof in steel frame ex- Â¬ terior ornamented in molded staff pro ducing the effect of the original com- Â¬ bining with solidity and force the mosl subtle and delicate refinement of out- Â¬ lines and proportion that architecture has ever known The Pyramids is the building erected by the city of Memphis and Shelby county and is a reproduction of the - i3 - 1 1 l J transmitted by the departmeit of state tured gables producing a rnagnineent together with ah invitation to parti- Â¬ appearance r3 rcvwwme It Will B9 American Exposition a Truly Representative many Twelve Great Structures Constitute Grand Group That Compare Favor- Â¬ ably with the White City of Chicagos Fair Special Nashville Term The appropriation by the United States congress of 130000 for a building- and a government exhibit at the Tennessee Centennial and International exposition completes the grand scheme of the exposition managers and rounds out the success for which they have during the past 12 months The broad scope of the enterprise as originally planned has been fully provided for and that which many thought to be im- Â¬ labored so Letter diligently and efficiently possible has been accomplished representing The main buildings some of the finest specimens of ancient architecture the world has ever known have been erected and completed with the single exception of the History building one of the grandest of the entire group and this is now well under way Outside of the state foreign and county buildings and some smaller ones for amusements concessions etc there are 12 principal structures so arranged and located each one con Â¬ forming in some degree to the others in form position and architecture as to make a group that compares favorably to the White City of the Chicago worlds fair There is the same appear- r Â¬ j The Auditorium is colonial in design and Ionic in treatment Four airy porticos facing the points of the com- pass give tne buiJaing a snape resem- biing a short cross except for colon- nades extending lrom the mam pn- trance around in either direction to the ends of the portico adding a circular effect and furnishing a delightful promenade The interior is finished in hard wood A broad gallery extends around three sides and the main floor and gallery will seat 0000 persons The numerous conventions of the year wrill be held in this building Plans for the Government building have not been completed but the gen Â¬ eral idea wTill conform to the style and character of the other buildings It will add immensely to the beauty and grandeur of the whole and the exhibit made in this building will be one of the greatest interest andwalue Other buildings including Childrens Negro Education Administration Knights of Pythias and buildings for other societies states counties etc will conform to the general plan of the architecture and like the principal buildings except the Parthenon and the History and one or twTo others are constructed of framework and fin ished in stail presenting a uniformly white appearance making a complete and artistic group of surpassing beauty The entire cost of this exposition will approximate 1500000 and as the greatest economy has been observed in carrying forward the construction and promotion it would be safe to say that the work would not have been done under a less careful management for twice the money that has actually been expended No city in the country has achieved a greater triumph within the centurj- - which is nearing its close The management is using every en- Â¬ deavor to bring together the most com- Â¬ plete and varied collection of things that can be procured and the encour- Â¬ agement in this direction is such that there is no longer any doubt of the success of the enterprise from every Â¬ Â¬ There is more Catarrh in this section of We cannot of course measure heat the country than all other diseases put to- Â¬ by yards pints or pounds but the unit gether and until the last few years was supto he of heat the standard measure of that posed doctors incurable Fora a great many pronounced it local disease years phenomenon has been agreed upon by and prescribed local remedies and by conthose whose business it is to philoso stantly failing to cure with local treatment it phize on that subject to be that quantiÂ¬ pronounced be incurable Sciencehas proven a constitutional disease and catarrh to ty which can raise a pound of water one therefore requires constitutional treatment decree Now to turn a rvound of water Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured by F J Co Toledo Ohio is the only rPnirpC OR vF Cheney into n fnmr f if constitutional cure on the market it is these unite of heat that is to say if taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a weboil a pound of water until it all teaspoonful ft acts directly on the blood They gpes away in steam we shall have used and mucous surfaces of the svstem case it offer one hundred dollars for any in doing so a quantity of heat which fails to cure Send for circulars and testiwould have raised 967 pounds of water monials Address F J Cheney Co Toledo O Sold bv Drugsrists 75c onedegree higher in temperature Halls Family Pills are the best 4 Valuable Pair of Trousers Breathless Hunter I say boy did The boys of Yale in the old days used you see a rabbit run by here Bov lYes to bribe the printers devils to get sir Boy I think How long asco Amer proofs of the examination papers for itll be three years next Unristmas ican Review them When the college authorities put a stop to this practice a bright idea THAT SPLENDID COFFEE seized one fellow and he saved the whole Mr Goodman Williams County 111 suffering party He hired one of the writes us From one package Salzers printers it was summer to wear a German Coffee Berry grew 300 pounds pair of white trousers to the office and of better coffee than IIcan buy in stores at noon to sit down on the form in rt 30 cents a pound which were locked the precious-questionA package of this and big1 seed cata- Â¬ The inky seat of that pair of logue is sent you by the John A Salzer trousers sold for a deal more than the Seed Co La Crosse Wis upon receipt clothes were worth in their original of 15 cents stamps and this notice k spotlessness Â¬ Â¬ - The Unit of Eea f Bright Disease If vtf CAN BE CURED J II - k f VSAA SS Blights Disease is but advanced Kid Â¬ ney Disease It is better to cure the kidney trouble inrits incipiency but if you have neglected it hesitate no longer but cure yourself at once WITH AFE J Â¬ Â¬ WARNERS x Core O -- llectrotypimg jkjsnD- D s B TEREOTY ping OF THE HIGHEST G3SCE PROMPTLY EXECUTED BY EXCESSIVE FATIGUE IS DAN Â¬ GEROUS How it would soften the push of the door in the book agents lace sometimes 11 we could see the little hands that stretch out to him for bread Rams Horn Â¬ A N Kellogg Newspaper Go The Truth About Kansas Fatigue Means a Draught on Ones No State in the union has been more slanWe offer to our Customers and The Trade Reserve Strength dered than Kansas The western part of theStateisasiinegrazingcountry as the sun generally the most satisfactory work possible ever shone on and the eastern 200 miles From the Leader Cleveland OJiio square raised more corn to the acre in 1896 in these branches Our facilities enable us John P Sonnhulter who lives at Nor than any otherStuteintheunion With only Melrose Ave Cleveland Ohio is one of a the eastern part of the State raising corn and to turn out work very rapidiy If you desire small army vho can bear testimony to Dr wheat the State ranks fifth in these cereals Williams Pink Pills Mr Sonnhalter is in in this country We have more churches to release your type on some large job send the prime of life He is married and his and schools and less illiteracy per capita it to us for either stereotyping or eiectrofyp family is his pride He is strong and ath than any other state Productive smooth letic and has a splendid physique But like farm land can be bought for from 5 to 40 ing and it will be returned to you promptly many other men who are similarly fortu per acre Write to R B Drury Atchison Â¬ Â¬ Doint of view AVOIDS DETECTION big- - THE TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL AUDITOHIUM house ever known In case of a police ance of solidity and premanency while Pyramids of Egypt a erected by raid the tables would become suddenly the art displayed in their construction Cheops 3000 years before the Chris- Â¬ something entirely different musical and finish apxeals to the wonder and tian era and antedating the Parthenon instruments would be revealed the admiration of the visitor and makes 2500 years It is one sixth the size of roulette wheel would resolve itself in to him open his eyes in astonishment the original building but the size and a big bass drum and the men standing These buildings having been cdni numbers of the porticos are increased around worrying with the tiger would pleted the exposition could be opened giving a grander and more imposing be metamorphosed into artists of sing Â¬ at once and the management having effect and adapting it to exposition ular merit Jack himself usually plajed The interior presents the the large bass horn which was the offered to refund all money charged purposes for space if the exhibits are in place quaint and barbaric splendor of cemetery of ten or twelve pounds of on opening day there remains 30 doubt Egyptian art both as to color and de Â¬ chips JBibbins operated upon the great unwieldy viol into which he had that the exposition will be complete or sign just dumped several dozen packs of essentially so on the day the gates are The History building is an adaptation Â¬ thrown open to the public In this par of the Erechtheon that venerable tem cards while Whites chief duty was tp ticular the Tennessee centennial and Iie of Athens that stood on the clatter on the snare drum which pro Â¬ shrewd international exposition will avoid an- Â¬ Acropolis near the Parthenon It is vided with aa door wascontrivance in the the receptacle of noyance from the builders and exhibit- Â¬ somewhat the form of a Greek cross manner of of the faro layout The others visitors ors who will be out of the way or will There are porches at the east and west liave their goods in place when the first ends as in the original with six col- Â¬ included were promptly supplied with visitors arrive umns of the Ionic order Its 4200 cornets cymbals fifes reeds triangles The handsome recognition by the square feet of floor space is divided into and all sorts of things and when the United States government and the re- Â¬ five compartments one for history and police finally gained entrance it would markable interest manifested by antiquity one each for the Confederate be to find the most villainous band ever foreign countries establishes the claim Veterans and the Grand Army of the Re- Â¬ known to the heavens above the earth and purpose of the Exposition com- Â¬ public one for the Colonial Dames and below or the waters under the earth pany that this celebration of the states the Daughters of the Revolution com- Â¬ The music produced wTas extremely ex- Â¬ one hundredth anniversary is not to be bined and one for miscellaneous contri- Â¬ cruciating and no inquiring force of a local or sectional affair but an event butions of a historical character It police raiders was able to withstand its of international importance The peo- Â¬ nill be fire proof walls of brick and awful blandishments for more than ple of Tennessee and especially of roof of metal Its greatest measure- Â¬ three minutes The representatives of law and order once safely out of the Nashville feel a just pride in this event ments are 87x107 feet They have made some progress during The Womans building is modeled building the games would be resumed the century that is past and are not after the Hermitage the home of Pres- Â¬ where they were interrupted and ashamed to show what they have done ident Andrew Jackson near Nashville Hendershot would open up the stud tut they especially desire to stimulate and to its colonial lines are added poker contest temporarily abandoned future generations to make greater touches of the Greek school of archi- - o the protection of an accordion and would pull the cottage organ out into Qgasiamfea raSI 5sr far- f j imi T How a Western Man Protects His Gam bling House The gambling spirit in men is die parent of much invention In one west- Â¬ ern city a man named Jack Morrison operated the most marvelous gambling te -- CanHHK sssssesacipif j Udt w R progress The citizens of Nashville and hor two leading railroads subscribed and paid 500000 which amount has been ex- Â¬ pended upon the grounds and in the erection of the buildings alreacty com- Â¬ pleted and they will raise the money to carry the work forward to completion While this work has been done by Nash Â¬ ville without pecuniary aid from any other city or county in the state or from any other state or city in the union the exposition will be open for exhibits from all parts of the state from every state in the union and from every country in the world The governors of every state and the mayors of nearly all of the larger American cities have appointed com- Â¬ missioners and given it enthusisatic indorsement while some of the states are making liberal appropriations for state buildings and state exhibits The great metropolitan cities of the coun- Â¬ try will participate and are trying to surpass each other in the magnitude and character of their exhibits The United States government by act of congress has provided for the ad Â¬ mission free of duty of goods from foreign countries intended for exhibi Â¬ tion and this information has been ment strengthen friendly relations be- Â¬ tween the people arouse a spirit of patriotism increase reverence for the memory of her patriotic pioneers mark the progress of science and promote industrial commercial and educational THE TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL strides in the onward march of civili- Â¬ zation It is expected that this cele- Â¬ bration will show the resources of the state and lead to their greater develop- Â¬ Moonlight Serenade on a cornet or some other wind instrument inhaled about 33 worth of blue chips and choked and had apoplexy and by so doing advertised the fact that his apparjitasafliiiiiiiipiauwiwatus was a whited sepulcher and the whole outfit was hauled away andiiied TRANSPORTATION BUILDING and the game was stopped Chicago tecture resulting in a most beautiful Record structure Eight splendid columns hold Complimentary Telegrams the roof above the portico and higher Sending a telegram says a Phila Â¬ -- till an observatory surrounded by delphia telegraph man is serious busi Â¬ columns crow ns the handsome work of a lady architect Measurement 160x ness for the ordinary man or woman They think its expensive and only use S5 feet Agriculture hall is rennaisance its the wires when they have to Theres dimensions being 525x375 feet The one exception however and a land of principal dome rises 100 feet at the complimentary business that most peo Â¬ center and with six smaller domes ap Â¬ ple would never suspect Whenever propriately placed the proportions are theres a Hebrew wedding that is one of any importance we handle scores especially pleasing In Machinery hall the architect witL of congratulations hundreds some- Â¬ the Parthenon as a prototype and the times from all parts of the country famous Propylaeum in Munich as a They are sent with directions to deliver component part has satisfied the most them at a certain hour and we general- Â¬ exacting critic- in architectural art ly send them all to the house or the The measurements are 35xl3S fee place where the reception is held in one While machinery of almost every de- Â¬ bunch Its a good thing for the com- Â¬ scription will be exhibited in this build Â¬ pany for the senders dont count the ing no steam will be admitted The words and file their telegrams without boilers and great engines will be in the any revision Sometimes they run up to Chicago Inter power station located some distance 100 or 150 words Ocean from any of the other buildings The Transportation building is 400x How Stores Originate 120 feet The characteristic feature of Speaking of getting lost the design is its simplicity No col streets said the man with the in the double umns are used but a charming effect chin I had an experience of that has been secured by simple lines and kind and it defeated me in a political plain surface The sculpture and re- race lief work are symbolical of the business The opposition said you were for which the building is to be used drunk illustrating the progress of 100 years No I was only two years old when in the matter of transportation it happened The Minerals and Forestry building Will you please explain is characterized by statelj columns of I will I was two years old I got the Roman Doric order x the design lost a policeman took me to the stashowing great strength and beauty tion Thirty years after the story was It is 400x125 feet The entrances are brought out that I had once been ar through porticos guarded by six col Â¬ rested as a vagrant right in my own umns each and surmounted by sculp townCincinnati Enquirer its former crescent shaped condition and the buck would be passed with great but discreet joy One night however a cornstarch drummer from Cincinnati in the ex- Â¬ citement of attempting to play The RsmsmmmsisaEF - Â¬ nate in the possession of an excellent constitution he recently overestimated the He is the train which it could undergo yardmaster of the Zettelmeyer Coal Com- Â¬ pany Nos 25 to 31 Commercial St and in that capacity finds it necessary to exercise considerable physical strength The use of a great deal of muscuUir euergy however did not seem to affect him in any manner until lastspring Then he discovered to his alarm that hehad been overexerting him- Â¬ self He began to be ti oubled with conges tion mental and physical prostration re-Â¬ laxation of the muscular tissues insomnia and other symptoms of the result of over- Â¬ work But the story in his own words is interesting for he tells it in the plain and simple manner characteristic of a man who earns his sustenance by the sweat of his brow and at the same time he pays a glow- Â¬ ing tribute to his inanimate and diminutive benefactor It was last May said Mr Sonnhalter that 1 began to notice the effects of my hard work The blood would rush from my heart into my head and almost make me faint Ifelt that my strength was on the wane and my entire system seemed to be out of order Strong as I was I would feel weak I was nervous and lelt distressed not only in body but in mind as well When I awoke in the morning 1 dreaded to think of the hard days work which was ahead of me My footsteps were not as light and sprightly as formerly ana I was altogether wretched My appetite always sirong vigorous and healthy before seemed to be deserting me Tcoiud not sleep well and was unable Co get the rest and recreation I needed The warm weather was at hand and I was afraid I would break down com- Â¬ pletely unless I got better soon 1 was suf-Â¬ fering you might say from genera debilit3r Was tired all over and nearly all the time I knew that something would have to be done and soon too I talked with my friends about what to do or take Some ad-Â¬ vised Tne to try this or that but 1 did not heed their suggestions and now I am glad of it One day I picked up a little pamphlet or advertisement of Dr Williams Pink Pills 1 told how the mediciue cured people who were suffering fromjust what ahed me and Idecided to buy a box and J did I was somewhat in doubt as to whether they were as good as it was claimed they were bit my doubt was soon removed Those pills fixed me up inside of two months I never saw a medicine work so quickly and surely as those little pills Almost the first one 1 took seemed to benefit me and the more I took the better I felt That awfully tired and dejected feeling began to leave me aim ost from the start A1 ter taking half a dozen of the pills my sleep was unbroken Then my appetite returned and with it came my old time vigor My muscles are as strong as ever now and my health is good and the pills did just what they were advertised to do My work in the coal yard is hard and I often have to overtax myself But if 1 ever g tin the condition I was last May Ill buy more of Dr Williams Pink Pills They do more good than a doctor and I have recom- Â¬ mended them to my friends Dr- - Williams Pink Pills for Pale People are a specific for troubles peculiar to females such as suppressions irregularities and all forms of weakness They build up the blood and restore the glow of health to pale and sallow cheeks In men they effect a radical cure in all cases arising fi om men Â¬ tal worry overwork or exceses of whatÂ¬ ever nature They are manufactured by the Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady N Y and are sold by all druggists at 50 cents a box or six boxes for 25U Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Kansas and in good order Simultaneously with the discovery of her first gray hair a woman discovers that it runs in her family to turn gray early Atchison Globe No fits We make a specialty of Newspaper Head- Â¬ ings and Cuts and have the largest assort- Â¬ ment in these lines to be found anywhere in after first days use of Dr Klines Great Nerve Restorer Free S2 trial bottle treatise Dr Kline 933 ArchstPhila Pa mm Fits stopped free and permanently cured the country from which to select A N One reason there is so much profit in chickens is that if properly managed the neighbors provide all the feed for them Kellobo Newspaper Gof 429 Elm Street Cincinnati O It will tell any farmer how to cure abortion slinking Barrenness failure to breed or retained afterbirth free Enclose two stamps B M Ltster Lyndonville Vt -- Sick Cows mi Salzers Seeds aro Warranted to ProJnw Breider MIshlcott Wis astonished r the world with a yield of 173buoSalzersfefl s Wk fcinn TTDnWlnT9 uoxaid Tlsn- v VAnliAKnTrai UUVC1 iVillK axuacj iuu juuuuicicw tocaln in 1897 lit Just write him In order on 150000 new customers we sena trial J John - I know now1 remarked the young man bio was sued for breach of promise why cney Lost call it courting I Credit 15 IIO 3JOAiliil lC7 WOUXU 12 The John A Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Wis sent a special train load of seed pota- Â¬ toes seed oats grasses and clovers to Texas customers leaving LaCrosse January 11th I Either people should be more natural out in company or less natural when alone with their families Atchison Globe Pleasant Wholesome Speedy for coughs is Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute pkgs of new and rare farm seeds includingE laDove Barley ueosinre uianc tspurry sand lVetch40c w heat ana otner novelties pos j kltively worth sioto gee astart aupostpaid4 uui icuu mcu tnwjujj iui luc A XnClUUlIItJgrowers 01 ianu seeus ana pota Jjargeso kXoesiniiio wunu w iiiiKB earliest vegetable seedsSl Catalog tells all abonc lcuiaaiy mailed to Intending bayera Send this notice k 1 A JUK IOCJ frr ii SOUTHERN S If you are unjust to a friend dont im agine that because he says nothing he didnt notice it Atchison Globe Prsos Cure is the medicine to break up childrens Coughs and Colds Mrs M G Blunt Sprague Wash March 8 94 Churches are beginning to understand their business wheu they serve free lunches Atchison Globe A SLir a sprain lame cures it all the same Â¬ ES IN TEXAS ST rOUIS 2HO - in the celebrated Coast Country Cheap and on reasonable terms fruit vegetable and Held crop farms Great product ton DirectFrisco Xlne markets Dlversl iied crop Travel via from St Louis EFor land literature mapsezcur rates and full information write sion 303 THE AMERICAN LAND COiPANY loe IJIdg - f jT- - -- - f -- - - St Jacobs Oil SMOKE YOUR MEAT WITH Rams Horn The inventor of pins did more for the world than the builder of the pyramids Dont refuse or excuse St Jacobs Oils the cure for bruise Before you put in a crop of wild oats remember that you will have to reap what you sow Rams Horn bowels Never sicken weaken or gripe 10c make its way around the world Horn bnl BffiJrSUlUIlD EXTRAET UiRCULAB t KKAUSER BR0 HILTON IHABITI ANJ DRIMEBNE II CiifpiI Cured DR case PA JLSTEPHENS In KltnSO DiiVH- n Puvfill LEliANOKOlHO treatment Pree Send for book of testimonials and 1 days DrH II GREENS SOXS AllaaiaGa DISCOVERY gives YISEAV relief and cures worst Cascaruts stimulate liver kidneys and IT IS THE BEST YUCATAN Sooner or later every great thought will Rams WwA Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Ubc B3 Long and short years with rheumatism no time with St Jacobs Oil and a cure Our idea of a good cook is one who fries oysters in such a way they dont shrink more than half Atchison Globe ANK paper E 1641 WHEN WHITING TO AWVEUTISEItS PLEASE Btnte that you atr the Advertisement iu thia 1 THE MARKETS - LIVE STOCK Cattlecommon 2 Select bjitohers 3 CALVES Fair to good light HOGS Common 2 Mixed pjekers 3 LAMBS Good to choice FLOUR Winter family GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 3red CornNo 2 mixed Oats No 2 Kye Cincinnati Jan SO 83 75 40 40 00 00 60 Light shippers SHEEP Choice 3 3 5 3 25 3 00 4 25 5 50 fc 3 25 3 45 3 55 3 50 5 10 3 90 w w w ill 1 Sweetness and Light Put a pill in the pulpit if you want practical preaching for the physical man then put the pill in the pillory if it does not practise what it preaches Theres a whole gospel in Ayers Sugar Coated Pills a gospel of sweetness 1 a 85 22y 19 9i 16 - No2 HAY Prime to choice PROVIilONS-Mo- -s Pork LardPrime ste m BUI TER holce dairy Prime tochoico creamery APPLES Per bhl POTATOESl Per bbl NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent GRA 2s Wheat NclnortlTn PORK New mess LARD Western 10 75 8 1 1 1100 10 37VS 50 00 3 8254 9 2154 1 75 1 15 wum People ued to value their physic and light as they did their religion by its bitterness The more bitter the dose the better the doctor Weve got over that We take sugar in ours gospel or physic Its possible to please and to purge at the same time There may be power in a pleasant pill That is the gospel of now-a-days - 4 90 2o2 mixed OAT- - Mixed CORN 8 50 K HJ c 5 15 96 to 23 88i 22 9 00 4 22 4 60 90 Ayers Cathartic Pills Iere pill particulars in Oyers Curcbook Sent free J C ti CHICAGO Ayer 100 Co Lowell Mass pages FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 4 25 89 22 T5cess j Steam GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn Mixed Odtt Mixed LARD Refined PORK Mess CATTLE First quality HOGS oATsxp- CORN No 2i - g 790 3 95 4 30 91 2 16 T 92 3 97Ji 4 85 93 2o KhWZlmily-- BALTIMORE 25tf Â¬ 24 3 93 3 90 11 50 16 85 244 Western J 4 30 4 00 88 20 18 -- JND1ANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat Na 2 Corn Na2 mixed OAThNaf 2 mixed GRAlN-VffeSt-N- emmpmon 10 I v a hc f - Â¬ Â¬ LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter rmtent 2 red 5V 1 - Oats Mixd LAHD-bicwa- n3 o 3 75 91 - 4 00 92 -- 25 K y 50 bmwuk msimmTm- jiB a kin mTMue vJmBmszamBmmmzmn wTUllilMM r tr iMntv 4ha M - sMk5 IP I mki 1 ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED to 5 00 wt - niire ALL ish lisfl I ZLsjP DRUGGISTS 5T5iiir9rton c7nToi mi i4 1 1 tl va C3scarrfs - v jp s - v CWvrr- - st - f -- - - wf - ti T v 1 v4 iy j -- - A 4 rJ- i TEE BOURBON NEWI TUESDAY JANX7AHT 26 lttf MASTERS SALE 4 PUBLIC SALE OP OF We are overstocked on childrens shoes We offer special inducements on the best makes until January 1st for cash tf Davis Thompson Isgrig j i X iOfXio I I Bourbon Circuit Court Crouchs Assignee Plaintiff vs X4fe Crouch AND Wrights Celery Tea cutcs cons tin tion sick headaches 2Hc rt 1ni TWIN BROTHERS DAYS CLOTHING OVERCOATS I3N- 871MULES FARM IMPLIFRTSC M H DAILEY VAIN ST etciDefendat 1 y I bfnClrcuit Court made and entered in t above atyled cause on the 3d day of 188o and the supplemental judg- Lt made and entered in the mme fie on the 19th day of December F6 1 will sell publicly at the Court- tiarise door m Fans Kentucky on i virtue of a judgment of the Bour will sell at public auction on the premises 3J miles North of Paris beÂ¬ 602 ginning at ten oclock a in on 1 -8 to 12 a - 1 PARIS KY Tit J v r Over Deposit Bank TUESDAY below FEBRUARY 9 1897 Office hours -- m to 6 pm the following land stock etc described IOMT FEBRUARY 1ST 1897 I v atrfut the kour of 12 oclock noon tbo foUowme described lands beloneinar to assigned estate of tea late I S men to wit tract of 300 acrea lying on the waiters of Plum Lick creek is Bourbon County Kentucky and lituated oa Plum Lick pike near the Montgomery county line and oeing what is known as tfceHome Farm of the late I S 3r6uch and which is fully described by aofetes and bounds as tract No 1 in the jmgment made and entered in the aboye calves on July 3d 1890 and aied cause in the petition herein fulto Spring wagon 2 break carts ly described 3 buggies which said petition and said judgment 1 sleigh reference is made for a full description 2 two horse wagons C said land by metes anu bounds or so Gears for ten head of mules may- be necessary mu3h of said land as 2 breaking plows to satisfy the debt and interent of Sallie 3 new cultivators Y Henderson guardian etc amountTobacco sticks ing on the day of sale to 1302881 and And numerous other useful farming costs amounting to 17235 The h6r portion of said land which may be sold implements Terms of Sale I will sell theinuleB to pay said debt interest and costs will be sold free of any dower claim in favor in pairs on time with good and apof Sarah J Crouch the widow of Isaac proved security Terms for other prop- Â¬ erty made known on day of sale S Crouch S D CLAY Also at the same time and place I will sell a tract of 231 acres 1 rood and A T Forsyth Auctioneer 34 poles of land less that portion there 1 or lying m aiontgomery vjounty Jtven tucky and being about 60 or 65 acres heretofore sold under an execution iu favor of Geo W Bramblett The entire OF tract is described by metes and bounds three-year-old - A tract of good land containing 168J LexÂ¬ acres situated on the Mayeville - - - - PARIS XY ington turnpike 3 J miles North of Paris 3 3RMEWAY Said between Paris and Millersburg up stairs every improvement consisting land has of an eight room house with bath room Office hours 8 to 12 a m t to G p m hot and cold watar carriage house two large smoke house ice house one for tobacco other for stock barns DES1GLE RESIDENCE 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 IN EAST PARIS in Spring and 6 head yearlings coming two Also one good mare mule weanling 9 head horse stock or For Sale 4 good Jersey milch cows with young For Rent -- tie SP xiiiKE PANTS SHIRTS SUITS HATS AND CAPS BOOTS SHOES ETC UNDERWEAR I - JR Â¬ well improved A substantial rooms and kitchen alBO house eight brick servants bouse two good cisterns large stable with ten box stalls Possession given about 15th or 20th of November 1896 home place in East Paris MY containing about fourteen Ky acres brick 4i Lexington Ky Address me at 97 East Main Btreet tf J T MCMILLAN MTr sr Â¬ ft V HOUSE A r- - n AND UWM RTV IMUUUU Sign J rjli iaT jLOl NW r ASSIGNEES SALE 434 Main St I PfilNTER BEHflfflTOi - r Paris Ky 9A -- follows m h s- i 1 Beginning at the stone letter F on the Diot corner to L H Reynolds thence N 4875 W 6430 poles to a stone at 35 corner to same thence N 33 W 6770 poles to a stone at 36 corner to W S Richart thence N 54 W 182 poles to a stone at 3150 if 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 N 35 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- Â¬ cepted from this tract of land the porÂ¬ tion thereof allotted to Sarah J Crouch for dower which is described as follows Beginning at a stone corner to Kelly Moore and running therefrom with his line S 50 f E 115 poles to a stone thence 84 poles to with Wilsons line S 51 1 the middle of the Plum Lick Turnpike thence N 29 E 52 96 poles the middle of same thence N 48 W 8920 poles to a stone thence N 44 E 2212 poles to a stone thence N 44 E 108 40 poles to a stone in DalzelFs 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 osaid 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 poles which is described as follower Beginning at 1 designated as the upper corner in a corn field thence N C9i 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 77i W thence N 7 E 4932 poles thence N69 W 3868 poles to the beginning which said last described portion of said land has been adjudged to belong to Â¬ -- X3XXO JANUARY 1 The undersigned Assignees of Joseph H Hawkins will on THURSDAY Glass JEtjCr 1897 Estimates promptly furnished for on the premises of the home farm at glass paints painting and decorating eleven oclock a m solar time expose to public sale the following tracts of 28 land situated in Bourbon County Paints Oil Tarnishes Brushes Artists5 Ma Â¬ terials Window also dealer rin 7 I3ST- - Tract No A tract containing 1 BIG FQUR ROUTE BEST LINE T6 ANP FROM One Hundred and Eighty Two Acres situated on the East side of the Gano Hill turnpike and on the South side of Hawkins turnpike the Cummins and adjoining the lands of Xyne 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 upon it a very dehome farm and has sirable residence good tobacco and stock barn and all other necessary Â¬ out-buildin- gs TOLEDO DETROIT Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods Cottons Calico Flannels Skirts Underwear Gloves Shoes Rubbers Efcc Come in and get the prices on all goods Come now while you have a big stock to select from Remember this is a grand opportunity to buy goods very cheap Remember the place BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY i All Points in jIighigfiiw White City Special Best Terminal Station CHIOAOi t ST L0U1S Avoiding The Tunnel- SPEGIIL GIMIIISSIOSEHS SlLE OF BOSTOJ Wagner Sleeping Cars NEW YOiRK Buffett Parlor Cars VVjagner Sleeping Cars Private Compartment Cars Elegant Coaches and Joining Cars BIG Assignees Sale OP L H Landman M D Ky Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Tract No 2 jLj Ob JLaLbi Bourbon CmcoiT Court John Roseberry Trustee etc Plaintiffs vs Roseberry Rogers etc Defendants short distance North of the Cummins Hawkins turnpike and adjoining the lands of Taylor Moore and Hildreth It has upon it a comfortable residence and good tobacco barn Contains 168 Acres 1 Rood and 36 Poles Ths tract of land is situated on the Be sure your tickets iread via FOURtf East side of the Chinns Mill road and a E O McCOKMlCK Bourbon Circuit Court J H Lettons Assignee TUESDAY FEB 9TH 1897 J H Letton et al vs Passenger Traffic Mgr GenPassl Tkt Agt Cincinnati O B MARTIN r N N 4 3 IsM 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 TV 34 88 poles to a locust stump at 3 TV 1144 poles to a stone i thence N 5375 at 4 thence S 3625 W 9812 poles to a stake at 5 inthe Trimble line thence with Trimbles line so as to strike the the cornfield that Hiram J fence ofcultivations 54 E 95 poles to has 6 had in thence a straight line to strike the bars below the house N 3250 105 poles to 7 thence with the face around the corner of the cornfield from where we started N 7 E 4932 poles to 8 thence 6950 TV 3868 poles to the beginning containing 76V acres of land less an undivided 8 acres belonging j eightleaving che quantity to John Brad of land to be lev undersigned Master Com- sold by the missioner in the above boundary 6SJ acres Said land will be sold to pay the debts r of the late I S Crouch and the costs of Said sale will be upon a v this suit of six twelve and eighteen U credit months for equal parts of the purchase or money jt chasers for which the purchaser to pur-j-- exwill be required good surety to ecute bonds with be approved by the undersigned Master Commissioner payable to him Â¬ self and bearing interest from date until I paid at the rate of six per cent per an Â¬ num having the force and effect of a -- Tract No 3 W B Crouch Contains 4881 Acres Also at thesame time and place I will sell a tract of 76 acres lying and It is situated on the West side of the situate in Bourbon county Kentucky Chinns Mill road and near Tract No 2 By virtue of an order of sale in the Acting under the orders of the Bour- Â¬ above styled action rendered at the bon Circuit Court the undersigned as November Term of the Bourbon Circuit assignee of J H Letton will on Court the undersigned Special Commis- Â¬ sioner will on THURSDAY FEBRUARY 4 1897 WEDNESDAY JAN 27TB 1897 sell at public outcry the following de- Â¬ THE SUN scribed real estate above described and joins the lands of Lizzie Hawkins W O Shropshire etc The surveys of the several tracts of land above described may be found at the residence of Mr Jos A Hawkins and he or the undersigned will take pleasure in showing said lands to any one who may desire to purchase the same Terms -- This land will be sold for one third cash in hand bal- Â¬ ance in one years and two Â¬ The first of American Newspa- Â¬ pose to public sale for the purpose of pers OHAS A DANA Editor reinvestment the following tract of land lying in Bourbon County Ken- Â¬ tucky The American Constitution the Beginning at 10 a point in the center of the Stand Road then N 350 American Idea the American E 6656Parker to 2 an angle in irt road poles W poles in Spirit These first4ast and all thence N 3946 road7752 corner to 3VVm to center of dirt and -- Beginning corner to John at the Court House door in Paris Ken Â¬ Will Lettonsat C a stone Chas Becrafts heirs in tucky about the hour of 11 oclock ex- Â¬ the time forever l 6 a year with interest from date at C per cent Daily by mail Sunday by mail 8 a year oi the whole may be paid at once De- Daily fault of second payment at maturity makes maturity of third payment Sale absolute title perfect Possession March 1st 1897 is the greatest SuridaiNewspaper in the wdrld JQ J MILLER WARD 2 a year Assignees of Joseph H Hawkins Price 5c a copy By mail Â¬ The undersigned will at the same time and place sell a tract of land con- Â¬ taining 90 Acres 3- - Roods and 19 Poles V - judgment This Jan 15 1897 14 EMMETT M DICKSON 4 MCBCO 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- Â¬ fortable house atd barn and is wtll watered and is the same land recently purchased by undersigned from Joseph 333 p m U Hawkins who has a survey and From Maysville 745a m 330 p m A DESIRABLE 60 - ACRE FARM who will take pleasure in pointing it out by metes and bounds to persons der DEPARTURE OFTRAINS sirous oi buying Terms Same as aboye Sale abso- To Cincinnati 445 a m 752 a m 347 p m lute title perfect To Lexington 75 a nrH27 a m Possession given March 1st 1897 Bour- Â¬ HAVE a well situated 540 p m 1021pVm County farm which I desire to bon To Richmond ll25am 537 p m E M HILDRETH sell It is well improved For any p m- - cair 1025 further particulars address To Maysville 750 a in 630 p m ii J E PLT7MMER Ky FB- - Carr Agent - 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 Address THE SITNS Now York equal parts of the purchase money S4 W of said turnpike The purchaser will be required to exe- Â¬ middle the beginningg thence P cute bonds payable to the undersigned 98Thistovaluable tract of farming land is with good suret3T to be approved of by located on the jackstown turnpike him bearing interest from date until about five miles from Millersburg and RAILROAD TIME CARI1 paid at the rate of 6 per cent per an- Â¬ is known as one of the most productive num and having the force of a judgÂ¬ farms in Bourbon County All of he NRR L ment fencing is in good condition and the THOMAS FISHER arrival op Drains improvements are first class in eyery From Cincinn ati 41 16 a t m 5 30 p Special Commissioner particular It has on it a comparatively m 1015 p m new two story frame house a fine stock McMillan Talbott Attorneys From Lexington 439 a m 740 a m barn and all necessary out buildings G R Doehrer Auctr 339 p m 622 p m This farm is divided into two tracts From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m one of 90 and the other of 98 acres the L The Sunday Sun 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 W 2792 poles to 6 a stone in Tarrs line then S 225 E 58 00 poles to 11 and cor- Â¬ Tarr then with said Tarr line S 4819 line andjrunning therefrom with said Becrafts line S 88 E 11788 P to B a post in the West margin of Youngs Mill turnpike thence along the same side of said turnpike S 3 W 12080 poles to A a point in the North margin of the Paris Jackstown turnpike thence along the same side of said turnpike N 86 1 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- Â¬ dle of the Youngs Mill turnpike at E a corner to Mrs J H Letton and running therefrom with her lines S 87E 9980 P to F a locust stump corner to the same thence S 84 E 5892 P to G a stake corner to the same thence S 24 E 76100 of a pole to H a walnut tree corner to the same and J W Letton thence with said J W Lettons lice N 2 E 10464 P to I a corner to Henry S Letton thence with his line N 88- W 157 44 P to J the returning every second Tuesday in each month Optician La n d m a n has been visiting this city regularly for over five vears and has ad justed glasses to the eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon County and has proven himself competent 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- Â¬ 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 BMms SSHh Â¬ Weekly Cincinnati Commercial Tribune ONLY 50c A Year COMMERCIAL TKIBU2TE CO P Cincinnati O 3p Â¬ FOR SALE 60-acre I Sjan M BOUSE AND LOT t I - AND BLACR- - Kentucky Midland tf Millersburg acre tract containing the improve- Â¬ ments It will be offered first in separate tracts and then as a whole the assignee reserving the right to accept either bid Terms op sale Six twelve and twenty four months Purchaser or purchasers will be required to execute bonds with approved surety or the pur Â¬ chaser may pay cash at his option In default of any of the bonds the subse Â¬ quent bonds will fall due and be pay- Â¬ 90 Â¬ WILBUR R SMITH Ttefertxrifipr LEXINGTON KY President 1w SMITH SHOP FOR SALE 11 FOR RENT Â¬ t J v nJ IM u VW HE to sell my house and lot cksmith shop at Jackson t If 15ESI will sell forhalf cash bal withbi rooms per months TTor further Ky I Yille BRICK cottage 5class repair10 Apss or call on First ance in twelve ply to BC INGELS particulars addrv TJ F SHARON Ijant f Or O EDWARDS BEN Jacksonville Ky 13ocfc Arrive 830 a mj528 p m Leave 955 a m 550p m Arrive Freight carries passengers 425 pnn leaves 4lJ55p m 3V H CoiF Pt Agent V ajgHg J v Apply at particulars Neuralgia- ROOMY rent for reasonable terms Stable For Reiit stable centrally located Te News - office -- able Sale will begin promptly at 11 oclock a in sometime L M GREENE 7 v 1 i f on further 27nov Assignee of - tfs Harmon Stitt Attorrievr JH Letton 10000 successful graduates ln eluding 100 In Banks Award of Medal and Diploma at World3 Exposition for Book kcepimr etc A Thorongn Influential and ETonorwU College Hundreds of students in utteudanc me past year irom states Business Course consists of Book kGODin Business Arithmetic Penmanship Ccmiaerci Law Merchandising Bankiner Joint Stcc Manufacturing Lectures Business Practice Mercantile Correspondence etc Coat of Full Bawinessj Coss aa inclndlT Tuition Stationery and Beard in a nice Tamil about S9 Sliortnand TypetvriJFisjr rnd IdSTr sr are specialties have cal iuuiii- - uuu uiu uj iacn s iciu tr v ia r ness Course Special department for Sifitzalionc TcUJi5r ltd different department ttwj ai - rit Ramons Relief cures Sick Headache - tf w I Diarrhoea Cramps c 25c for large bottle Cholera Morbus Ramons Liver Pill removes the bile lie Tonic Pellet tones up the system jinbined form a Perfect Treatment 25c IrexinfTlora Fly xh foIlffV ix nntar n c1ifui htls e olnfc ol by 153 iuwiy rajir g cceded its sin- - 5 trevv srsodc -- y f