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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): January 29, 1897

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): January 29, 1897 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 bou1897012901_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 29, 1897 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. - Ah - - f t - A h i r V2 riT VA -- f W - fc Jif ft v 7 I I- - TH CHAMP MILLER BOU RBON PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY SCINTILLATIONS An Interesting Jumble Of News And n EW S Established v Editors and Owners feb i 1881 SEVENTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY JANUARY 29 1897 NO 9 BROWER SCOTT ts FRAZEE i- ASSIGNEES SALE OP -- Comment Sam Jones will lecture in Richmond f Carpets Furniture Wall Papers Draperies i Feb 15th The Cynthiana Telephone Exchange lioiirlHiiHoLiiiiil HERES YOUR i K Special Sale of Pictures j f Beginning Monday January 18 we will place on sale auout 200 choice pictures marked down to less than one half of former prices Latest subjects Artistic frames This s a rare opportunity for hotels- restaurants and private families to obtain beautiful pictures at low prices - Marked in plain figures See our display Brower Scott Corner Main and Broadway Frazee Le ingt n Ky PRIDE OF PARIS V- The Best The Whitest Purest and a K- - 1 FLOU 9 PARIS MILLING CO Ask Your Grocer For It Take No Other - SACK EVERY GUARANTEED DR the generative organs of either sex such asNervous ProstrationFail NO 1 Ing or Nightly Emissions Youthful IBPHfciiA fiSvMjSjBulftjKS9L MentalIiOst Manhood ImpotencyTobacco or Opium which lead Errors KiSERTON Worry excessive use of to Consumption and Insanity With every 85 order we eive a written sruar- Bounded on the East by the Mays- ¬ BEFORE AND AFTER USING antee to cure or refund the money Sold at SlOO per box 6 boxes N rail lor SCOO DIC MOTTS CHEMICALCO ClevelandOhlo Some Neighborhood News Prepared For ville Lexington now L on the North by the farm of Chas road Your Perusal Ior Sale By W T Brooks Druggist Clark on the west by the Maysville i- PILLS The great remedy for nervouB proBtratloh and alL nervous diseases of HHhMHHHHHHHH ESTORED MA moits -- NERTEBDJE tedfsfneck has 118 phones A Jack The Hugger has been ar¬ The undersigned Assignee of M H rested in Covington Current will on Free Advice has beenjentered in the Brooklyn Suburban THURSDAY FEBRUARY 18 1897 Mrs Bradley Martins masquerade ball to be given Feb 10th in New York at 11 oclock Bolar time on the premises expose to public sale the following tract will cost 260000 of land situated in Nicholas County On a Lexington street Tuesday morn ¬ Kentucky ing a dog was found in a standing posi-¬ Beginning at a sugar tree stump and tion frozen to death 8tone in Barkesdales Patent and corner John Wanamaker will buildjja church to Thompsons Patent line thence with N 2448 E to show his gratitude for the escape of Barkesdales Patentinline County road 135 J poles to stone the his establishment from destruction by 1 poles N 1SQVV of a stone thence with the road N ap E 20 poles to a stake 1 fire poles S 19 Irfrom a small black wal ¬ A Stanford citizen finds that the town nut thence 0Mh E 1174 poles to a has fifty four widows and about fifty stake below corner in Thompsons more womeu who would be better off in Patent line thence with his line N 79 693 poles toa stone corner to Henry that condition Thompson thence with his line S 12 E Mrs Webster Cate the Ohio county 7825 poles to a stone thence S 69f W pole mother who scalded her daughters suit- ¬ 180 9 10 poles to a stake one half West from a hickory thence N 14 W or Pate Foreman was held to answer 2225 polls to a stone thence S 8Q09 W to the Cireuit Court under 1000 bond 1484 poles to a stone thence N 31 W The Covington city council has passed 349 pols to a stone on the South side of a curfew ordinance The signal is one Steeles Run a thence with it N 30A E poles to bcxelder tree thence N tap on the fire bells at nine oclock 44 W 111 poles crossing Steeles Run 27 when boys and girls under sixteen must at N W corner of Talbott thence N 37A E 219 poles to a stone in Thomp- ¬ go home sons Patent line then with it N 7937 Robert Baldwin Deputy Collector of E 113 poles to the beginning containing Internal Revenue at Maysville a son Of 229 acres and 10 poles Bat excepting W W Baldwin the turnpike kiiig- - is outof said boundary a tract of 28 acres h heretofore convey ¬ criticallv ill with uraemia His case is 2 roods and 23 poles to W B Payne by ed by M H Current regarded as almost hopeless deed recorded in Deed Book No 6 County Clerks The dwelling of Thomas Payne of Page 138 Nicholas 200 acres 1 rood and Office leaving Ewing station was burned Tuesday 26 poles night The family had just time to es- ¬ The above tract of land is one of the cape in their night clothes They were compelled to walk a mile in their bare most productive anol best arranged¬ farms in Nicholas County The imfeet in the snow provements consist of one two story famous billed buzzard see t brick house two large barns one tobac- ¬ co and often in this section of Kentucky ar and allone tobacco and stock combinfd necessary oui building The Oio was shot and killed Tuesday fences ate in splendid repair and the Logans Gap Mason County The bell round has been well taken care of proved o be a swill cow 1W1 with the At 230 p m solar time on date 1881 engraved on it and was attached tQthe bird by a leather strap the premises in MILLERSBURG which had worn hui hHfeattifersoff Ah the undersigned will sell the following ¬ CHANCE joing-- io We in r X reduce our stock because we are t move to a different store room J -- r We have marked down prices in order to sell quickly all our surplus stock We can give you some choice bargains-now Come quick Everything low Neckties Hats Shirts Collars Cuffs Handkerchiefs-- -5 everything is offered for less money than ever before Paris Furn isliing and Tailoriog Co H S STOUT Manager - r - Wm Hukill Jr Cutter j- THE Queen Crescent reaches the principal cities of the South with a service of superbly appointed through trains Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars through to Harriman Chatta- nooga Attalla Birmingham Tuscaloosa Meridian New Orleans Atlanta Macon and Jacksonville Through Sleeping Cars to Knoxville Hot Springs and Asheville and from Chattanoogo to Jackson 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 sal ¬ CarsLexington to Cincinnati Cafe Parlor and Observation Cars between Cincinnati Lexington and V ft mW MEL v -- vjJ Chattanooga Wsai SBSP iMS v- gulag jj jTagvmxJEap CMr fttfaBtf u 3 jwwft ¬ r BPWH ASSIGNEES NOTICE persons having claims against assigned estate of J GSmedley are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or their at ALL - tornev Harmon Stitt A SMEDLEY B D SMEDLEY 27nov tf f assignees I Vj In the Tosti raspine couh that irritafQ h lungs and leads to dire results It is in such cases that VJL i of a cough a hacking racking ASSIGNEES NOTICE LL persons having claims against r the assigned estate of A J Ball are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or his attorney Har ¬ A DR BELLS mon Stitt Pins Tar proves its wonderful efficacy The cause of the trouble is eradicated the irritation is a-¬ llayedthe lungs are healed and strengthened and cold leaves the system as snow disappears before the sunshine of spring fallible remedy for all lung and bronchial troubles slight or severe All druggists sell it at 25c 50c and 100 a bottle or it will be sent upon receipt of price The E E Sutherland Medicine Co 27nov tf PERRY JEFFERSON Assignee ASSIGNEES NOTICE against Cur ¬ rent are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or his attorney ALL persons haying claims H assigned estate of M Dr Bells Pine-Tar-Hon- ey is an in- ¬ Harmon Stitt jfflm f A 27nov tf H C CURRENT Assignee Padneah Ky Mrs Jeff Kiser remains quite ill with Lexington Turnpike and on the South the gripp by the land of J M Collier now J GFree pikes is the principle topic of Allen every one in this neighborhood they all The improvements consist of a two story frame house of seven rooms and want em necessary The place Mr Chas Estes and Miss Kate New ¬ all long been out buildings black smi th has famous as a man were married in Cincinnati last stand the old shop which had stood Wednesday there for years having recently been re- ¬ Wesselman Barnes have been placed by a new structure offered 8 cents for their best grades of tobacco and 2 cents for the balance NO 2 Lafe Cunningham left for Barton A model two story frame house and county Mo Sunday He is thinking one acre of ground adjoinine the Male of buying a farm and locating there College property on the West side of the Lexington Turnpike See advertisement in another column Maysville of W J Bryans new book The First NoTa Send your order to Oscar Battle Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour- ¬ Consists of a small lot of ground upon bon county tf J which is located a blacksmith shop and Mrs Sallie McDonald and Mrs Anna lot at the junction of the Maysville Harper of Ruddells Mills Miss Jenuey Lexington Turnpike and Pleasant street Kenney of Paris and Mrs W E Millersburg Kentucky near Hinkston McKimey of Townsend Valley were Creek guests of Mrs Ann Kiser Saturday Terms Both the farm and city property will be sold upon a credit of MILLERSBURG six twelve and eighteen months The News Notes Gathered In And About The purchaser or purchasers will be required to furnish bond with surety to be ap Burs provedby the undersigned bearing in- ¬ Mrs Belle Armstrong left yesterday terest from day and date of sale at 6 per for a visit in Lexington cent Or the- purchaser or purchasers Ice six inches thick is being gathered may pay cash at their option from Hinkston and ponds H 0 CURRENT Mr and Mrs Earl Worjck of Mason Assignee are rejoicing over the arrival of a nine Harmon Stitt Attorney pound son Mrs Worick was formerly Mies Tillie Reese and is well known - JU Vof I t if vtv A Few Words To My Patrons Christmas has come and gone and I have my friends and patrons to thank for the best Christmas business I have eyr done The best goods low prices and attractive designs did the work For the coming year you may expect to see my establishment filled with the best the mar ¬ ket supp lies My prices will always con ¬ form with the quality of the goods shown and taking quality for quality my quotations will be as low as the lowest J T HINTON t i -- H 4- - if here Tb ASSIGNEES NOTICE Ktt See advertisement in another column of W J Bryans new book The First SO YEARS EXPERIENCE m I am introducing a new portrait made by a new process It is finer in finish Assignee 27nov tf than a large photograph made from life which could not be produced for less than ten dollars is beautifully colored in water colors and will never fade T propose to make just fifty of these pictures will are not so well known as some other make the and to introduce them 15th following offer until Feb persons having claims against pianos because they have not been 1897 assigned estate of James H extensively advertised I will make half dozen of my best For this same are requested to present them at cabinets and one size 16x20 inches onee propprly proven as required by reason they are above described portraits with mat law to the undersigned or his attorney complete for 6 You are not com- ¬ Harmon Stitt pelled to buy frame from me but I can L M GREEN selLyou frames cheaper than anybody Assignee 27nov tf They are most suitable for the homes quality considered Call and see these HARMON STITT the undersigned LL persons having cla ms against the assigned estate of I R Best are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to SIIe Send your order to Oscar Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour ¬ bon county tf j Battle f A New Portrait Paris Ky January 12 1897 ASSIGNEES NOTICE Smith Barnes Pianos Not High Priced Anyone sending a sketch and description may quickly ascertain free whether an invention is probably patentable Communications strictly confidential Oldest apency for securing patents In America We have a Washington office Patents taken through Munn Co receive apecial notice in the DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS TRADE MARKS - c t - SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN beautifully Illustrated largest circulation of any scientific journal weekly terms 300 a year 150 six months Specimen copies and Hand Book ok Patents sent free Address - ALL MUNN CO 361 BroudWay Tiew York M JNOT1CE persona having claims against assigned estate of Joshua Barton will please prove the same ac leave them cordingt to law and the undersigned or at the office of with rj 7i 1 K X We carry a complete portraits Respectfully L Grinnan stock of uprights and they are well 12jan lmo Photographer worthy of inspection Catalogues of Smith Barnes Pianos sent on request II III III I EI III IJ ill lllllil I III HI ill I persons having claims against We are sole representatives for the ALL assigned estate of J J Peed Steinway Pianos Did you Ever Think are requested to present them at once What a risk you are taking this kind verified as required by law to the under of weather by wearing those old worn Co attorneys J Q Ward signed or their out shoes Get a new pair Our 9C Jiurmon once prices are low now We want to sell Jr G- ALLEN S K00nnaoo - 121 and 123 West Fourth Street them D PEED - of the people ALL V t HSfflEE5 PUCE Harmon 1 1 1 1 1111 11 I 1 11 1 Paris Ky Those knowing themselves indebted to the estate will please settle promptly and avoid suit 15nov Stitt rV V fi ft - r3 A H r5v -- v - ¬ Ernest Urchs r tf Assignee Joshua Barton J M VTMONT t i Millersburg Ky r M - 20 nov 3mo aia- CINCINNATI O RION J CLAY Neuralgia Biarrhcea Ramons Relief cures Sick Headache Cramps Cholera Morbusj c 25c for large bottle A r rm vs iW J-V1 l- iflTi - - - - z It i 9 u r re -- - - Si MMMMM TH WHOLE BLOQK JibUptI NEWlB 3PMDA iJNUAM LYMAN - v 29 1897 -- A CONFLAGRATION PE0MINENT PEOPLE J GAGE FIFTY FOURTH CONGRESS - Nearly Three Million Dollars Worth Cinciitnati Jan 28 At precisely 2 f Philadelphia Property Destroyed- - oclock analaririrfr6mfjRoiJ12aTi- ipunled arLre in thgreat nfalt hjtfuse i On Front Street Cincinnati Sadly Dam aged by Fire Xoss 400000 John Wnnamaki rs Storey Wag Among the Buildings That Were Endatfirered Hirchs Umbrella Fa cut rr ItVith- Other Bit Concerns Destroyed PHiLaaDEHpnrAiTaiir- 6fBeraa0Goeppeil t Jtfcos fCoy oSCom i 5 UT t- m j - most destructive fires that have visited sounded this city in recefat years broke out Commerce street is such a narrow shortlybefore 7 iffiasScovered was it ing in the wholesale and retail grocery with ice and snow that it was with store of Hanscomb Brothers No 1317 the greatest effort that the firemen goll Market street Ihis firm occupied a atJbhe fire at Finally entrances portioii of the large buildmgf of Hirsch were effected jillbursting in doors on by Brothers unbrella manufactur ¬ the Commerce street front and also on ers which extended from 1309 to the alley 5ideon the west of 1317 MarKet street The flames spread randi a rdzenstreaiijs--6water rapidly throughout the building and were soorf pXaihg jpph therburning -to the adjoining properties all of wnicli malt were occupied by mercantile estab- ¬ The fire was a mean one to handle lishments The location is in the not only on account of the zero weath- heart of the city and directly xoposie fer biithecause of the nature of the the Hirsch building is the extensive burning grain the smoke was so in- ¬ and famous establishment of John tense that it was with difficulty the Wanamaker arid within a few hun firemen could approach at all j Verv dred yards stands the spacious city little flame was visible It was all -the-build-i- ng f 27Oireof tho sup Dosed to -- have Originated in wixc engine ruoui uuu so tureaiening was the aspect when Marshal Archi- Trald-arriv-ed- that a ten- - blow was to Be Secretary of the Treas ¬ ury in the McKinley Cabinet Hold a Meeting in Washington to At Canton O Jan 28 The complex test Their Approbation JpVbblenf surround jng the selection of j f v Maj McKineys cabinet is now be 0f the Principles of the Arbitration - Lieyved to be practipally solved and Ly¬ Treaty Xiiliuokalanit Holdsi a Public i man Jj Gage of jCnicago as secretary xvecepcion SeveraljHundfed Ladies of the treasury Hs regarded as the key Call on ILiliuokalani Other News- to the situation and the almost cer-WASHiNG TONrJan27J The Nationarb4ain choice of the president elect This board of tiade began its 27th annual moral certainty is strengthened by the meeting here Tuesday Forty one or- - fact fthat the president of the First ganizations were represented The national back of Chicago is now on venerable president Frederick Fraley his way to Canton in response to the Dfr Philadelphia was upable to be telegraphed request of the major to present and Secretary Tucker called visit him Chairman Hanna came here the meeting to order and was engaged for several hours Thd programme of subjects to be Wednesday in secret conference with acted upon embrace 69 resolutions nd Mr McKinley It is the understand- including especial ing thatMr Hanna approvedof Mr recommendations reference to banking and bankruptcy Gage as chief of the treasury depart- laws ia- - jOjbat resolution forthe ap- pointrhenfc hof ah- iriterriatibdal indrieK Of Chicago -- -- - Washington Jan 22 Senate A few dayi ago the memorial of Mr enry ADup6ntrf 01 admission to a seat in the senate frfim thi state of Delaware was - presented by Mr Chandler rep N H and was referred tc ttfe committee on privileges and elections Thursday a certificate of election was presented hy the same senator antf was similarly referred to the effect tha Hr John- - Edward Addicks has beer Second Session Warm Hrtnrlc 1 Rich nourishing blood in winter keeps the sys ¬ tem healthy and strong and wards off colds fevers pneumonia and bronchitis It is given by ¬ legally elected to the vacant seat in tht senate from the state of Delaware An of office of all postmasters - i attempt was made by Mr Hilt dem N Yt backed by Mr Chandler to hav a bill considered and passed fixing the tern House After ¬ - hall --- i r - -- j 4 - in - 1 i 4 i V i At 230 Thursday morning it was al more employes of Wanamakers which most certain that the entire stock of includes several hundred girls there Goepper Co jvvbuldrfbe ruinedby were matiy thousand bth er toilers a smoke and water if not destroyed by the time moving to ward their respect ive places of business and thetresuH j Ten minuteslater the fire got away was that the streets m the vicinity from the department and in a moment soon became choked with immense no lpnger did it seem the flames surging crowds were bursting from windows and the The weather was intensely cold and roof It was then seqn that the huild- this in a measure deterred the efforts ing a great six story structure was of the firemen in checking the flames doomed and others all around were The Wanamaker establishment was at threatened one time in flames on the Market Immediately in the rear efrthe malt street front but a detail of firemen house is the cordage establishment of was quickly put to work in the build ¬ Overman This at 2t45 Schrader ing and soon checked the progress of seemed almost certain to go with the the fire there The loss by fire and malthpuse On the east and fronting water to Wanamakers however will on Vine street are a number of whole- ¬ amount to considerable sale grocery establishments and whis ¬ The entire block on the north side of ky warehouses that were in the great- ¬ Market street from Thirteenth to est danger Juniper and from Market to Filbert Adjoining the cordage establishment street is practically hi ruins The on the east was the brokerage and fire toward 11 oclock was well under commission house of W W Blair control and was confined to the block Co No 13 and next at No 11 is the mentioned The loss will in all likeli-¬ cotton and peanut house of Mellen hood aggregate 3000000 Brown Co Both are doomed The fire started in a bakery which On Vine street the rear of the com- ¬ was operated by Hanscomb Bros in mission house of Hill Co No 39 and connection with their grocery store the rear of the cracker and fancy Hanscomb Bros occupied a portion of bakery of John J Perkins Co are the lower floor and basement of the also on fire six story Jmilding leased by Hirsch From Mellen Brown Cos the Bros and the flames were first seen flames were communicated to a vacant by an employe of the latter firm furniture warehouse No 9 and to John Two employes of the bakery dazed Straun Cos leafr tobacco house No from the effects of the smoke were 7 and the Cincinnati Transfer com rescued and taken to a drug store pany atithe corner of Vine and Second which was subsequently destroyed On Vine street south of the Trans- ¬ The Hirsch building was also occupied fer at No 53 was C M Holloway by Dennetts restaurant where 80 Cos salt house then 0 H Bernhardt girl waiters were employed Co confectioners No 49 the A E Hirsch Bros utilized a portion of the Mente Co t No 47 W G Hill Co j lower part of the structure and all of No 45 and then to the Perkins and the upper stories as a salesroom and Palmer Hill establishments already manufactory with nearly 500 hands a mentioned large percentage of them women and The flames crossed Commerce street girls being employed and attacked the rear of the Kerr Owing to the early hour however Grocery Cos building on the south ¬ but six workmen were in the place west corner of Commerce and Vine and they left before the fire became and also the Goepper malt house on the -1 In addition to the one thousand or smoke- - Wlil - t tt members of the house o representatives including 53 republicans pa voted in accordance with the recoinmendatioz of the majority of the committee on election Nq 3 thajt Mr Tucker dem was entitled tt retain his seat as a metnoer of the Fifty fourth congress f rojn the Tenth Virginia district which was contested by Mr Yost rept- two hours were spent in making the vote ef fective and finally settling the matter The case had been discussed from noon until 43 oclock The resolution declaring Tucker en tary tcommissionprpp6sitioitoTetire titled to the seat was adopted at 620 oclock the grjeenbacksvand to create a national by a vote of 119 to 47 14 members being pres- clearing house for banks Ex Gov ent1 and not voting The result was clinched Stanard of St Louis presided at the by the adoption of the usual formal motion tc reconsider the vote and to lav that motion on first session which wasdevpted large- i n Vll A nrirl f Vlrt Tioa than n1iAiiina1 ly to mapping out a proper prbgramme Washington Jan 23 Senate Senator and arranging the order in which the yTurpie gave notice that he would call up the various subjects shall becorisidered Cameron resolution recognizing the republic of Cuba on Monday In an informal1 way the A resolution vtf as adopted iurging ihej arbitration treaty was discussed for some senate to approve the arbitration time when the whole debate was declared oul f treatyof order After this there was a lull of some Frederick W Fraley of Philadel- ¬ 2tfmfnute3 in the proceedings duting whip phia was re elected president and W themilitarv academy appropriation bill was under consideration its passage being im R Tucker secretary and treasurer peded by a proposition to have the West Poini After adjournment the convention cadets participate in the inauguration pawTent body to the - arbitration rade Before tht knot had been discntan- meetirig at the Grand opera house gled the morning hour expired and the Nica ¬ ragua canal bill was taken up as tht ¬ Washington Jan 26 A very dis Unfinished business j tinguished audience representative of House Frid y was public bill day ane ele- ¬ influential social and religious there was little of public interest done in the ments of the1 Latiorial capital filled the house Mr Cooper dem Tex called up an the house passed over the presidents veto tht Grandj opera house at 4 oclock Tues- ¬ bill to establish a new division of the easten ¬ day afternoon to attest their approjudicial district of Texas The feature of th bation of he great principle of inter- ¬ LYMAN J GAGB debate on this matter was a caustic criticism by Mr Grosvenor rep O upon the execu national arbitration embodied in the treaty between this republic and ment It is known that ever since the tive order which denied senators and reprethe president Great Britain now pending in the sen- ¬ election qi Mr McKinley a powerful sentatives access tosecretary of the except through the private personal and political pressure has dent At five oclock the house took the presiate usua Theoutcome of the meeting was the been exerted on the next president recess for the consideration of private pension unanimous adoption of a resolution de- ¬ especially from friends and republican bills Ten pension bills were passed at th claring that believing the treaty to leaders in Chicago and the middle night session and the house adjourned until 1 at four years The best in fact the One True Blood Purifier -- Hood s Sarsaparilla li ilri ft 126 DJFIc arc the best after dinner I v Dissenters in Russia f M Pobfednostzeffc became When KvasVeckoned heajd criVtbd holy synod ¬ ¬ - ¬ Jfffl r1vfr - thedis- senters were numbered lie would soon sfamp tnemoiif In spite however of5 his ruthless policy they have steadily increased untijl there are now about 2500000 of them without reckoning the old believers who are 18000000 strong ovf that the days Hussiaityfc p thJ fjj X ¬ na ¬ AXarse Ideal Jk London Trutlfreports that a primary battery has been discovered of sueir potency that a big ship will be able togo to America with its motive power in- closed in a jam pot The discovery wasH made accidentally by two Scotch boysy andhasbeeh taken up bj several Scotchr men of large means and of considerable business experience ff Blind TTayor The Aberavon England town couii f cil lately unanimously elected as mayor v A - i r m Mr Henry Richards blind who is totally - -- be a distinct advance towards the best civilization and trusting that it may prove a helpful example for other na- ¬ tions we shall hail with joy and patri¬ otic pride its confirmation by the sen- ¬ ate of the United States Mr Gardner G Hubbard was presid ing officer and delivered an earnest address at theclose of which he declared that he looked forward to a day when there will be a court established that shall he recognized by all nations whichjwill take into consideration all differences between nations and settle them By arbitration of such court Prof B L Whitman of Columbia University made some pointed remarks about two diseases prevailing in American social life one known as anglomaniac and another disease largely political in its characterknown as anglophobia He claimed that anglo phobia was as unreasonable as anglo phobia was ridiculous Ex Senator John B Henderson associate justice Justic Brewer Gov Stan nard and others spoke in favor of the ¬ ¬ ¬ western states to procure the appointment of Mr Gage for the treasury portfolio The work has been done in such a quiet and dignified manner that public - attention has not been directed toward the influence until recently It is now believed that Mr Gages appointment to the treasury will be determined this week When that position is filled the other portfolios can easily be dis- ¬ posed of excepting that to be given to New York That problem remains as intricate as ever buti the impres- ¬ Gen prevails here that sion Woodfprd has the best chance of the appointment The president- ¬ elect iioes not seem to have been influenced against Gen Woodford bv the mild protest which was entered against him Tuesday from eastern visitors CoL John Hay is here in the in- ¬ terest of a friend and now does not expect a cabinet appointment for him¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ treaty iijj - - t iTW- - intensely cold weather and the high wind were a barrier to the firemen and although six alarms were sounded and about all of the citys fire apparatus soon appeared on the scene the flames spread with alarming rapidity- In a half hour the whole block of business estab lishments from Thirteenth to Juniper street and from Market to Filbert was in danger of destruction The firemen worked heroically but their efforts were futile The spray from the streams of water fell over them and froze and huge icicles were formed on the walls and roofs of the burning structures The wind carried the blazing embers across Market street to Wanamakers store and the clock tower was soon ublaze The fire engines did not have sufficient force to send the water to the tower and after burning for some minutes it fell The fire then com- ¬ municated to the roof but it was held th check and in comparatively little time was practically extinguished The Market street front of the store was badly damaged but the interior The ¬ general The following is a list of firms burned out Herman Goepper Co Overman Co Mel- ¬ Schrader W W Blair Co len Brown Furniture Ware- ¬ house Co John Staun Co Cincinnati south of Commerce street Transfer CM Co C H Palmer Hill Co Co W G Hill Co John J Perkins Co The Kerr Grocery Co The loss will aggregate Co Holloway A E Mente Bernhardt Co ¬ 400000 GEN GOMEZ In the Province of Matanzas Weyler Con ¬ tinues His Policy of Terror and Persecu ¬ tion n - S- - sscaped Two brave ice covered workers were jtruck by debris and severely hurt The Market street front of the Hirsch Duilding fell at about 830 oclock but Jio one was hurt SIMPLE CEREMONY The Body of Minister Willis Laid In the V Iioaisville Grave Civic Business Suspended in fe iS i v j L The funer¬ al of Hon Albert S Willis late minis ter of the United States to Hawaii ivas held Tuesday morning at 1030 Dclock at the First Christian church The remains had been lying in state at his residence in this city where they had been viewed by thousands of friends who paid the last tribute to the dead diplomat All civic business was suspended in the city Tuesday morning Thie Louisville bar the alumni of the high school and the many organizations of which Willis was a member attended the f u aeral in a body The interment was in the family lot at Cave HilL The services were in charge- of JRev E L Powell pastor of the First Christian church assisted by Bey Beverdy Estill D D oJ- St Pauls Episcopal church of which Mrs Willis is a member The services were very 27 ¬ ¬ - Louisvilie Ky Jan Havana Jan 28 It is reported in this city that Gen Gomez is in the province of Matanzas In the press censors bureau nothing is said about it In other official circles the same se- ¬ crecy is maintained Ignorance real or pretended is painfully apparent there The whole attention of the is- ¬ land is now centered in Gomez al¬ though it is always difficult to tell with certainty the whereabouts of the Cuban leader Gomez never permits his posi- ¬ tion to be exactly known until he strikes one of his unexpected blows But that he has passed the boundary of banta Clara province appears quite certain Forty more persons were arrested Monday and sent to the common jail on political charges Weylers policy of terror and persecution is producing the natural effect of augmenting emi ¬ gration toithe United States and at the same time is stimulating the universal disaffection and the purpose to resist Spain Xo the very end ex queen oft Hawaii received inlier apartments at the Shoreham Tuesday Although it was generally understood that the reception was public several hundred ladies well known in official circles of the capital for the most part impelled by curiosity presented themselves and were introduc- ¬ ed by Mrs Julius N Palmer who in variably addressed Mrs Dominis as Your Majesty and spoke of her to the visitors as Her Eoyal Highness Those who conversed with the ex queen found her an intelligent graceful dignified hostess and doubtless as the result of the cordiality with which she greeted her callers numerous invitations will be pressed upon her with such force that she will hereafter be seen in many functions while the gay seasons lasts The ex queen clearly intimated to all questioners that she was delighted with Washington and ¬ Washington Jan 27 Liliuokalani self Gen Wm M Osborne who has been the guest of Cornelius N Bliss at Jekyll Island on the Georgia coast will remain here until Friday arid then Mr jHannas visit is not taken to have any bearing on the Ohio senator- ¬ return east ¬ ¬ ial situation Cabinet and other mat-¬ ters engrossed the time of the conference with Maj McKinley Gov Bush nell has received a letter from Senator Sherman stating that he will not resign hs seat in the senate until he is confirmed as secretary of state ¬ ¬ ARTHUR PALMER The Slayer of His Mother Sisterjat Maremoneck K St Louis Y Brother and ¬ Arrested in ¬ of Maremoneck N Y was arrested by Capt CMalley and Detective Gock St Louis Jan 28 Arthur Palmer had noidea of leaving hastily Washington olutions Presidents Signature to Concurrent Res ¬ r 1 - simple -- 4 W r AMthony Howells Wales who has been at his home here day with his family at for some time made this statement in commemoration of theSchloss and Tuesday morning I have made up ferred the decoration the day has con- ¬ of jay mind to resign and will asked to be the Black Eagle upon Dr the order of relieved so that I may return the lat-- us chief of his majestys Von Lucan civil cabinet ter part of May and Dr Miquel Prussian minister of finance Want a Hemp Tariff Ky Jan 27 Leslie LEXiNGToar Senator Peffers Successor Elected Topeka Kas Jan 28 At noon Combs CoL B C Morgan and B W HcBeery leff for Washington Tuesday Wednesday the Kansas legislature met night to appear again before the ways n joint convention and elected Wm A rod means committee in support of a Barris to the United States senate to succeed Mr Peffer protective tariffon foreign fiber 1 Ma8Sillon Consul Howells to Beoicn O Tw Under the direction of a resolution of February last the senate committee on the ju ¬ diciary Tuesday reported upon the question of whether or not concurrent resolutions require the signature of the president The report which was drawn up by Senator Hill states that it depends not upon the mere form of resolutions but upon the fact whether they cdntain matter which is properly to be regarded as legislative- in its character and effect If they do7 they must be presented to the president for his approval otherwise they need not be In brief the nature or substance of the resolution and not its form con- ¬ sitting in the corner of the library ¬ When told that he was prisoner PalIt is said that Maj Fondevilla who trols the question of its disposition mer collapsed and had to be helped to has been slaying so manyCubans in Nomination Confirmed Washington Jan 27 The senate the patrol wagon He was in such ap Guanabacoa will soon be promoted to the rank of colonel lhe truth is that Tuesday confirmed the following nom- ¬ parent helplessness that the officers Weyler has offered him a reward for inations Wm Crow McCreery col- ¬ did not press him with questions On the night of January 18 Palmer his recent massacres Weyler is an in ¬ lector of internal revenue from the timate friend of Fondevilla and First district of Missouri G C Ober who lived in Maremoneck Westchester county N Y shot his brother Leonbrought him to the island as one of the holtzer postmaster of Clay City Ind men inj whom he had the greatest con-¬ McKinley and Hanna Have a Conference ard Palmer killing him almost instant l ly and fatally wounding his mother fidence Canton O Jan 27 National Chair ¬ and sister The murderer had been He served under Weyler in the Phil ¬ man M A Hanna came to Canton considered mildly insane for some ippine arid Canary islands The Tuesday night for a conference with time L news of his promotion for the savage Maj McKinley There were no call- ¬ Ohio Liquor Tax butcheries which have fmade him in- ¬ ers during the evening and the presidefamous is ftheref ore hot at all extraor ¬ nt-elect Columbus O Jan 28 All but five and Mr Hanna were closet dinary ed together for several hours It is counties have now settled with the There is bitter feeling1 and much ri ¬ understood that Maj McKinley con state for the December collection of valry and jealousy between the navy templates the definite settlement of liquor taxes These are Hamilton and army Adiri Navarro and Weyler several cabinet portfolios during the Madison Erie Harrison and Geagua have exchanged angry notes about sev next wpek and that he wished to talk The last two have no saloons in itheir j eral j matters borders them over with Mr Hanna27 - Jan ing at the Planters hotel Wednesday afternoon He is a handsome well dressed man about 45 years old and has been at the hotel for a Tveek registered under the assumed name of Paul Jones The arrest was made on a long distance telephone message from Sheriff Johnsoi of Westchester county N Y who said that Palmer murdered his mother brother and sister nine days The ago and fled to parts unknown sheriff telegraphed that Palmer had been traced to St Louis and could probably be found at one of the hotels During his stay at the hotel Palmer When kept closely to his room floor ground on be the would find a secluded corner in the library away from the crowd At 230 oclock Thursday afternoon Police Capt OMalley and Detective Gocking located Palmer at the Planters hotel Manager Cunninghani pointed him out ¬ tice Mr Turpie dem Ind addressed the senate in a long constitutional argum t to provide that the primary and paramount pow er to reorg mize a new state is vested not in the president of the United States but in congress under that clause which of the constitution declares that congress shall have power to regulate commerce that is according to Mr Turpie intercourse with foreign states He spoke fpi two hours and a half and had not concluded whetf th hour fixedifor eulogies on Crisp of Georgia arrived House The house Monday disposed of a lot of miscellaneous business and toward the close of thesesion entered upon the considera tion of the Indian appropriation bill In the time allotted to general debate on the measure Mr Johnson rep Ind gave to the house at length his views upon the necessity for a evision of the banking and currency laws After disposing of about a quarter of the text of the bill which inclpdes about 80 printed pages the house at 510 oclock adjourned un til Tuesday Washington Jan 7 Senate Senator Turpie Tuesday concluded his address favor ing the recognition of Cuba- - The remainder of the days session Was occupied by Mr Daniel dem Va in a speech against the Nicaragua canal bill as being in fraud of the At 545 pm the senate adjourned contract until Wednesday House A bill to restore JonahanScotta veteran of the Fifth Iowa cavalry to the pen- ¬ sion roll from which he was dropped by the bureau in 1894 at the rate of 572 a month for total blindness failed to receive Mr Clev- ¬ elands approval Upon recommendation oi the committee on invalid pensions the house by a vote of 137 to 52 passed the bill over the veto ¬ ex-Spea- ker curate spirit thermometers Graduated from degrees above and mounted on heavy 4x6 inch card board in red and green by mail free to any ad- ¬ dress on receipt of two cents in stamps to pay postage To be sure the free distribu ¬ tion of thetbermomcters is intended to advertise the celebrated Warners Safe Kid Monday ney and Liver Cure see advertising colWashington Jan 25 Senate The senati umns but nevertheless they will be found confined itself strictly to business Saturday to be useful as well as ornamental little passing a large number of bills including articles for the home or office and well those for a statue of Fresident Lincoln at worth the little trouble and expense of 300000 t Gettysburg P pnropriating sending for them pay one 01 the oiu claims 01 the late Jonc Roach for use of his ship yards and re quite see why you call Mr I classifying the railway postal service Ovei Hisrgs dont jawed Whv because his lantern 100 private pension bills were passed fact lights up so when he talks Brooklyn during the dav thus clearing the cal Life A resolution by Mr Morgan was endar agreed to requesting the president for all corThe Strongest Fortification respondence on the Nicaragua canal since Against disease one which enable us to un1887 also a resolution by Mr Allen asking the dergo unscathed risks f rom hurtful climatic attorney general for information as to the re- ¬ influences exposure overwork and fatigue ported Pacific railroad settlement between the is the vigorthat is imparted to a debilitated executive authorities and the reorganization ihysique by the peerless medicinal safe- ¬ guard Hbstetters Stomach Bitters You committee of the road may possess this vigor in a higher degree House Not in session Washington Jan 26 Senate A bill pro than the trained athlete although your mus- ¬ viding th it no person shall be tried in a cular development may be far inferior to United States cou t for acts in aid of the re ¬ his Vigor implies sound good digestion public of Cuba was introduced byMr Chand- ¬ and sound repose two blessings conferred ler and was referred to the judiciary commit by the Bitters which remedies malarial tee And then in pursuance 01 previous- no-- rheumatic nervous and kidney trouble ¬ A Thermometer Free N Warners Safe Cure Co of Rochester ac- ¬ Y are sendinir put a limited number of 20 degrees below zero to 120 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - 1 Why cant you get an accidentinsurance Grumpy Because they say Im too stiff bicycles Detroit Free Press to dodge L for Fifty Cents cured Why riotletiSro-To-Ba- c Over40000l regulate or remove your desire for tobacco Saves money makes health and manhoods Cure guaranteed 50c andSl00 alldrujrcrists Xo-To-B- ac - - - man and his wife are notoori speaking terms because he said he couldnt tell his rubbersf rom hers Atchison Globe An- Atchison MiKJ eJv ¬ ¬ Wrinkles come with neuralgia tvith St Jacobs Oils cure of it They go Turning a mad dog loose is a trifling thing compared to what the devil can do with a gossiping tongue Rams Horn- ¬ WnEN bilious or costive eat a Cascaret candy cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 25c live in idleness - ¬ It robs the world for a man of ability to Rams Horn r vHe 1 A man liumps himself with lumbago hustles when cured by St Jacobs Oil -- When the world comes to its worst it wilL oonbe at its best Rams Horn Just try a 10c box of Cascarets candy ca tharticfinest liver and bowel regulator made Keep the heart young and the body will be slow in growing old Rams Horn ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ parade The amendment was rejected yeas nays 8 and the bill was passed It ap- ¬ propriates 47957 or 55000 more than the bill as it passed the house This 5000 is for the purchase of the Maxim semi automatic five pounder quick flrinsr gun The memorial of H A Dupont of JDelaw re in which he asserts that his claim to a seat in the senate was de- ¬ feated last session through a miscount or through a mistake about pairs was presented by Mr Chandler rep N H and was referred to the committee on privileges and elections The Nicaragua canal bill was taken up It gave rise to quite a spirited debite in the course of which Mr Sherman suggested that although he would vote for tne bill in any form presented that it would be better to let it lie over until next session and intimated that he would favorsthe negotiation of a new treaty o nthe lines of the Krelinghuisen Se vala treaty A motion to recommit the bill was made by Mr Vilas dem Wis and was pending when the senate at 445 adjourned un ¬ til to morrow House By a vote of 131 to 118 the house Wednesday agreed to the conference report on the immigration bill which embodied sub-¬ stantially a new measure being different in some respects from either the sen- ¬ Speeches in fa- ¬ ate or house bill vor of the report made by Messrs Teanford rep O who presented it from the confer- ¬ ees C S Stone rep Pa Johnson rep rep Corliss rep Mich Morse Ind Mass Wilson dem S C Taylor rep O and Hepburn rep Ia and in opposition to it by Messrs Bartholdt rep Mo chairman of the house committee on immigration Buck dem La Parker rep N J Walker rep Mass Grosvenor rep Cannon rep HI O Dollivef rep Ia and Boatner dem 20 1 Washington Jan 28 Senate The mili- ¬ Pains and aches break down St Jacobs tary academy appropriation bill was passed Oil builds up and finishes with a cure in the senate Wednesday after a long and somewhat amusing controversy over one The man who wears a hair shirt hates amendment providing for the attendance of those who dress comfortably Rams Horn the West Point cadets at the inauguration who Lochin var according away with his Young ¬ story ran to the ISP ii wa m bride did not love her one particle more than a thou- ¬ sand honest husbands of the present day love their devotedly wrv f - manly devotion than the humble romance revealed by the following a story of truer wives No novelist could invent Dallas Texas About lourteen or fifteen months ago I was working with a gang of men and happened to say to one of them I hope it will not rain as I have a big washing- to do for the children The man said What is the matter with your ¬ ¬ Harry Chant of 211 Haskell Avenue letter from Mr - La r Jan Hqru Jolrn Berlin Jan 28 Wednesday the consul to Cardiff emperor was celebrating his 38th birth ¬ -- The Emperors Birthday i bridge at Tuinicu province of Santa Clara has been blown up by the rehels by means of a dynamite bomb Traffic on the line between Sagua and Ta Grande and Placetas and on the branch line to Remedios has been stopped by the destruction of the bridge Havana Railway Bridge Blown Up Jan 27 Ihe railway committee Washington The Treaty Considered in the Senate Copenhagen Jan 27 While the crew of a life boat were trying to rescue the crew of a fishing boat in the North sea off Haarboors Jutland the life boat was capsized and all hands on board i2 in number were drowned ¬ Iilfe Savlngr Crew Drowned nesday considered the general treaty of arbitration between this country and Great Britain without reaching a conclusion The general drift of the discussion indicated that the instrument must be amended so as to eliminate any possible inclusion of questions concerning the domestic or for eign policy of either of the contracting parties It is believed by some mem bers of the committee that a conclusion will be reached at a special meeting on Saturday and that tve treaty will be reported Monday ¬ ¬ on foreign relations Wed Jan 28 The senate ¬ A ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i r v Philadelphia Jan 26 Unless he should change his mind in the mean- ¬ time President elect McKinley will sail an extra session of congress foi Monday March 15 This information was given to Congressman elect J C Sturdevant of the 26th district by Maj McKinley in Canton a few days age Mr Sturdevant said he gained from Maj McKinleys conversation the impression that the president elect thought the tariff question ought to be disposed of- at an early date pation promptly and permanently V 5 EXTRA SESSION Congressman Says the President Elect Will Call One March 15 wife For years my wife had been suffering from what the doctors called prolapsus of uterus She was nervous had cold hands and feet palpitation headache backache constipation a disagreeable 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 and all for no good as none did her anygood We began to think that she was never going to get well I told this1 man what the doctors said was Hie1 matter with her and he said did you ever hear of Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription I told him no but I had tried so many patent medicines that I was tired of them all and besides I did not have enough money to pay the doctor and the drug store He said if I would get two 01 three bottles and try them and if it did not dc my wife any good that he would pay for the med icine I went to the drug store Mr Clawbers on Elm Street and bought a bottle The first and second did not seem to have much effect but the third seemed to work like a charm She has taken in all about thirteen bottles and she is to- ¬ day as stout and healthy as any woman in the United States This is not the only case When ¬ ever I 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 the business I am no longer bothered about doing mv own washing and cooking for my wife can do it all in one day and never seems tired or out of spirits now Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets cure constfc ¬ 1 ir t- V S 3 v s jr v v l Ji l L 7 - ii jjt jfzSswi X ii J At - - -- Jr ii j i V S 4 J 4 - JS v is -- r m -- rL fi Jh - r m b a 4 v ar - VK nsmcwr - V -- W r - i ii 4 4 tiiiriirm a Tn iiHE BOTJKBOJT NEWS cry well then at seems to me that the best thing ypu uoujddoover here woutdbe tbgefcwhatbrderscaribe obr tabled in England for the mineral Then I suppose you could write to Mr Kenyon and ask him to get a proper person to operate the mine - EMDAJiNUAEY 1291897 MAN i f J tw a if T - r ilSl u 3H 1 u B AjJ if I fe r SP I- - Ji ll a m im i I He imagined at once that it was Vou skies would have some little curiosity Brent- who wished to see him with re- - to know from whom the monej- - aine SYfceruhearts turn back o the ptherviaj IJiavent the slightest Where youth ran bnih flowery jays 2 J Tears blot the lines of times lojig scroll very Nevertheless I will tell you who transfer and he was therefore Arid silent sadness fills the soul much astonished in fact iov a moment gave the money to Wentworth Itwas The other days when time wasyouns speechless to see Mr William Long my dear friend Melvjlle I didnt tell W hen gladness sang from every tongue So fair a grace the vision wears worth enter and calmly gaze round the yon m ew York of course that Mel- man forgets his present cares- That YesIwilldo that rather shabby room with hij critical vUie and Ihad a little quarrel fcboujthis When he comes over here you and eyeglass matter and he went home decidedly Clearly before him doth arise ¬ he can have a consultation as to the best Ah he said these are your dig huffy I had no idea he would takethis A vision dear to boyish eyes A slender girlish figure stands thing to be done after that I expect gings are they This is what they call method of revenge but I see it quiteWelcoming him withTopen hands t nothing very definite can be done until a dollar hotel I suppose over here clearly now He knew I haA received Within her eyes a light there sfiiries ne comes xou inay inane wiiatever Well some people may like it but I the option of the mine There was a Whose meaning he but half divides excuse you can for the absence of the confess I dpnt care much about it my- ¬ little trouble as to what -- ach of Our A reverent fear forbids the plea He longs to make on bended knee mythical Mr Smith and say that you self Their three or respective shares vasitc be and- 1 act for him Then you may tell Mr hotels are bad enough for me By the thought as I had secured the option Fates hour flies They lightly part With sad sweet yearning in each young Kenyon iii whatever manner you way you look rather surprisedto see had the no lit in dirtif i rmc TTo heart choose that Mr Smith intends both me Being strangers together in a thought differently He was going to A dream perhaps of a glorious land to share conjointly strange country I expected a warmer Von Brent to explain the whole matter you and Mr Kenyon Where two might wander hand in hand with him years that pass to girl and boy I think you will have no greeting You said last night in front but X pointed out that such a course The Bring equal measure of pain and joy trouble in making John that is in of the Russell house that it would would do no good the option being He out in the world at lifes behest making Mr Kenyon believe there is please you very much to give me a legally made out in my name so that She sheltered still in the old home nest such a person as Mr Smith if you put warm greeting perhaps you would like the moment your claim expired mine Widely apart lie the paths they took it strongly enough to him Make him to do so to night began When this dawned upon him Yet she at home in her quiet nook Have you come up here to pro- he took the steamer and went to Eng understand that Mr Smith would never Perchance day dreaming may backward have heard of the mine unless Mr Ken- ¬ voke a quarrel with me asked Ken- ¬ land Now I can see his hand in this gaze boyish homage of other days To the yon and you had discovered it and that yon finish tor the affair It was a pretty As oft when the world frowns cold and he is very glad indeed to have such a Oh bless you ho Quarrel Nothr sharp trick of Melvilles and I give him grim good opportunity of investing his ing of the soft What would I want credit for it He is very much shrewder And the prize he seeks seems far and dim money so that naturally he wishes to quarrel about present fades and before his sight The and cleverer than I thought She stands as fair as she stood that night those who have been instrumental in Perhaps you vill be good enough to It seems to me Mr Longworth that to this investment to share tell me why you came here then your inordinate conceit makes you al ¬ The time turns back and the fragrance helping him Very reasonable request very rea- - ways underestimate your friends or rare in its profit I think you could make Of her garden sweetens the heavy air all this clear enough so that your friend sonable indeed and perfectly natural- - your enemies either for that nfatter It beareth the penetrant rich perfume will suspect nothing Dont you think but still quite unnecessary It is not There is something in that Ken ¬ Of her crimson rose trees royal bloom climb up here yon vl thitik you are more than half likely that a man would so The day departs nights shades descend Twilight and darkness subtly blend Well wjth any other man than John into your rdoni and then not be pre- right but I thought perhapsrI could And the words he breathes are a prayer Kenyon I should have my doubts be- pared to tell you why he came in the make it advantageous to you to do me of praise cause as a fabricator I dont think I first place to congratulate you on the a favor in this matter I thought you TTor a fleeting glimpse of the other days d have a very high reputation but with 4 beautiful and dramatic way in which might have no objection to writing a iTrank Putnam in Chicago He you secured the mine at the last mo- little document to the effect that the John I have no fears whatever It is ment or apparently at the last mo- ¬ money did not come in time and conwill believe everything I say almost a pity to cheat so trustful a ment I suppose you had the money sequently I had secured the mine man but its so very much for his own all along Then if you would sign that I could No I had not of good that I shall have no hesitation in Mine take it over to Melville and make terms Then you came in to Von Brent just with him Of course if he knows that doing it ar1 A Woman 5r Intervene Then you will write to him about as soon as you received it he has the mine there will not be Robert Well now I dont see that it is the much chance of coming to any ariange getting a fit and proper person to man- ¬ business of anyone else but myself ment with him age the mine Yes I dont think there will be Still if you want to know I have no ob- ¬ - You can make no arrangemem s with rCopyrlght 1895 by Robert Barr any necessity for doing so but I will jection to saying that I came to Mr me Mr Longworth that involve a sac make sure I imagine John will hot Von Brents room at the- moment I re- ¬ rifice of the truth CHAPTER XXV leave there until he sees everything to ceived the money Ah well I suspected as much but I Really Then it was sent over by thought it was worth while to try WJaen Edith Longworth elntered the his satisfaction He will be very anxoffice of George Wentworili that young ious indeed for the mine to prove as cable I presume However my dear sir I may make Your presumption is entirely cor- terms with Melville yet and then I gentleman somewhat surprised her great a success as he believes it will He sprang from his chair the moment be even though at present he does not rect imagine you wont have much to do My dear Kenyon said the young with the mine room rushed out of know that he Js to have any pecuniary she entered the man seating himself without being the door and shrieked at the top of interest in its prosperity I shall not have anything to do Very well then I will bid you good asked and gazing at John in a benevol- ¬ with it if you and Melville have a shajrc his voice to a boy who answered him whereupon Wentworth returned to the by I may not be here again but ent land of way you really show some in it And if as you suspect Melville room apparently in his right mind whenever you hear from Mr Kenyon I little temper over this affair of ours has the mine I consider you are in a I beg your pardon Miss Longworth shall be very glad if you will let me Now here is the whole thing in a nut- ¬ bad way My opinion is that when I shell he said laughing the fact was I had know one rascal gets an advantage over ir My dear sir I dont wish to hear the other rascal the other rascal will bsent my boy with a telegram to will let you know Certainly I just you and now you see I have saved everything that happens I will send whole thing in a nutshell I know all as you say leit about it All I wish to know sixpence Longworth mused over this for a mo Ah precisely of course you do ment and said Then you have heard from Canada Yes I fear you are certainly but nevertheless let me have riglrfc in fact I am certain of it WelJ young lady said the my say Here is the whole thing trTes a short message but to the I that is all I wanted to know I will bid to well to cheat you I thought you good by I shant see you again n tried point He handed her the cablegram 1 could make a little money by doing so Ottawa as X shall sail very shortly for Mine purchased shall and she read Now if any ¬ England Have you any messages you and my scheme failed take charge temporarily body should be in a bad temper it is I would like given to your friends over Then the money got there in time not you Dont you see that You are there she said handing him back the telenot acting your part well at all Im graphic message None thank you x Oh yes said George with the easy astonished at you ta tavand the young mati rell Mr Longworth I wish to have no th left John to his packing - confidence of a man who doesnt at all ing whatever to say to you H you We know what he is talking about to be continued have anything to ask I wish you would had plenty of time I knew it would get WORTHILY BESTOWED ask it as quickly as possible and then there all right leave me alone 1 am glad of that I was afraid per Captain Who Would Not Desert a Wound ¬ hapsi we might have sent it too late The chief fault I find with you Ken- ¬ ed Seaman Rewarded by the Queen One can never tell what delays or for ¬ yon said Longworth throwing one leg The queen lately conferred the deco malities there may be over the other and clasping his hands ration of the Albert medal of the first Evidently there was no trouble around his knee the chief fault I have class on William John Nutman lata And now Misa Longworth what are to find is your painful lack of a sense of master of the steamer Aidar of Liver- ¬ yoor commands Am I to be your humor Now you remember last night pool The following is an account of Its very good of you said Edith sigent here in Great Britain I offered you the managership 5f the the services in respect of which the dec- ¬ Have you written to Mr Kenyon you all the documents in the case as mine I thought certainly that by this oration has been offered At two a in Yes I wrote him just after I sent you once remarked You always like time to day I should be the owner of it on JanuaryvlD while the steamer Stafor at least one of the owners Now fordshire of Liverpool was on a voyage to see the original papers dont you the cable message cXi course you didnt Yes I suppose I do Miss Long you dont appear to appreciate the from Marseilles to Port Said signals of o I didnt say a word that would worth lingered a moment at the door f unniness of the situation Here you distress were observed to be proceeding lead him to suspect who was the mis- then looking straight at Wentworth are the owner of the mine and I am out from the steamer Aidar also of Liver tress of the mine Innw zeal I even she said to him in the cold left as they say here in pool and the Staffordshire immedi ¬ went so far as to give 3ou a name You remember you spoke rather America I am the man who is ately proceeded to her assistance As You are hereafter to be known in the bitterly to my father the other day left the Aidar was found to be sinking f as correspondence as Mr Smith the own- ¬ Yes said Wentworth coloring I If that is all you have to talk about three of the Staffordshires lifeboats er of the mine said Kenyon gravely I must ask you were at osce launched and with great remember it Miss Longworth laughed You are a young man he is old tb allow me to go on with my packing difficulty owing to the darkness and And oh by the way cried Went- ¬ Besides I think you were entirely in I am going to the mine to morrow the heavy sea succeeded in rescuing worth here is a barrel belonging to the wrong He had nothing what Certainly my dear fellow go at her passengers and crew 29 in number you ever to do with what his nephew had once and never mind me Can I be of At 6 30 a m the only persons left on the A barrel she said and looking in done any assistance to you It requires a Aidar were Mr Norman the master the direction to which he pointed she Oh I know that said Wentworth special genius you know to pack a and an injured and helpless fireman saw in a corner of the room a barrel I would have apologized to him long portmanteau properly But what I whom he was endeavoring to save and with its head taken off If it belongs ago only well you know he told hie wanted to say was this why didnt you honi he absolutely refused to aban- ¬ to me continued the young woman I shouldnt be allowed in the office turn around when you had got the don The steamer was now rapidly set ¬ who has taken the liberty of opening again and I dont suppose I should mine and oftjer me the managership of tling down and as it was no longer s0te it A letter from you would be allowed it Then you could have had your to remain near her the officer iu Oh I did that as your agent The in the office replied the young lady revenge The more I think of that charge of the rescuing boat asked Mr barrel contains the mineral from the looking at the floor episode in Von Brenbs office the more Nutman for a final answer He sill mine which we hope will prove so valu ¬ Of course it would said George I think you utterly failed to realize the persisted in remaining with the in jui ed able It started from Canada over I will write to him at once and apolo- dramatic possibilities of the situation man choosing rather to face almst three months ago and only arrived gize Kenyon was silent certain death than to leave him to his here the other day It seems that the Now all this time you are wondering fate The men in the boat were obliged It is very good of you said Edith idiot who sent it addressed it in some holding out her hand to him and the why I came here Doubtless you wish to pull away and immediately afterway by New York and it was held by next moment she was gone to know what I want ward at 617 a m the Aidar gave one some jack in office belonging to the XI have not the slightest interest in or two lurches and foundered Afer George Wentworth turned to his desk United States customs We have had and wrote a letter of apology Thn the matter said Kenyon she disappeared Mr Katman was seen more diplomatic correspondence and Le mused to himself upon the strange is ungracious but nevertheless on the bottom of an upturned boat siill That trouble about that barrel than you an incomprehensible nature of wxinen I will continue It is better I see to be holding the fireman Half an hour imagine and now it comes a day beyou if a person wants to elapsed before the rescuing party could She makes me apologize to him and honest with hind the fair when it is really no use quite right too but if it hadnt been get anything out of you Now I want to approach but eventually Mr Nutman Miss Longworth rose and went to the for ihe row with her father she never get a bit of information out of you I and the fireman were picked up and barrel She picked out some of the would have heard about the transac- ¬ want to know where you got the money taken on board the Staffordsni rc Tseautif ul specimens that were in it tion and therefore couldnt have with which you bought the mine where the injured man was with dilfi Is this the mineral she asked bought the mine which she was anxious cuity restored by the ships surgeon I got it from the bahk of a to do for Kenyons sake lucky beggar laughed Think Wentworth Ah yes but I want to know who Pittsburgh Dispatch person buying a mine at an exorbitant John is after all sent it over to you A Scarecrow price and not knowing what it pro It was sent to me by George Went- ¬ John Habberton for Mosquitoesthe sol ¬ states with duces Yes that is the mineral CHAPTER XXVI worth emnity of firm conviction that mos- ¬ This is not mica of course After the business of transferring Quite so but now I want to know quitoes are extremely frightened by No it is not mica That is the stuff the mine to its new owner was com- ¬ who gave Wentworth the money pleted John Kenyon went to the tel used for the making of china You vvill have a chance of finding dragon flies and will not come within yards of It looks as if it would take a good egraph office and sent a short cable that out when you go to England by two dried them He says lhat one or dragon flies suspended frvm message to Wentworth polish Will it do you know Then he asking him fine silk under the roof of an open I do not know I could easily find turned his steps to the hotel an utter Then you wont tell me porch infested by mosquitoes will scare iy exhausted man The excitement and out for you I cant tell you You mean by that of course that all of the little pests away and they will I wish you would and get a piece or tension of the day had been too much pot comeback while the dragon flies ar it polished which I will use as a paper for him and he felt that if he did not you wont get out of the city of Ottawa and into weight 1 always mean Mr Longworth ex- ¬ there This he says he has tried wth What are your orders for the rest 01 the country where there were fewer actly what I say I mean that I cant surprising results It is a well knovn fact that dragon flies are predatory and people and more air he was going to tell you I dont know mvself the barrel voracious insects and that they sub- ¬ What were you thinking of doing be ill He resolved to leave for the Really mine as soon as possible There he Yes really You seem to have some sist largely upon gnats midges and with it said the young woman Well I was thinking the best plan would get things in as good order as difficulty in believing that anybody can mosquitoes and it is but natural that the mosquito who is a wise insect would be to send some of it to each or possible and keep things going until speak the truth darning Well it isnt a common vice speak- should regard the spindle the pottery works in this country and he heard from the owner When he needle or dragon fly as the small bird get their orders for more of the stuffif I got to his hotel he wrote to Went ing the truth You must forgive a little regards the hawk Newark Call worth telling the circumstances under surprise they want to use it He nursed his knee for a I think it is a very good idea I which he secured the mine rather moment and looked meditatively up at His mission in Life Now would you like to understand from the cablegram that briefly and dealing with other more the ceiling This boy is ah incorrigible liar said Mr Kenyon says he will take charge of personal matters Having posted this know who furnished that money What would the father regretfully he began to pack his portmanteau pre have no curiosity in the matter you advise me to do with him the mine temporarily I Yes I imagine he left Ottawa at paratory to leaving early next morn- - whatever Turn him over to me replied the once as soon as he had concluded his mg While thus occupied the bell boy you not Well you area singu¬ nvorldly professor and T wiH educate VHave bargain Of course we shall not know came to his room and said There is lar man It seems to me that a person him for a political career Chicago a gentleman wishes to see 3rou into whose lap 20000 drops from the Post for certain until he writes -fpur-dollar-a-day IN THE OTHER DAYS BUTTHRFUE - A LITTLE NONSENSE iu us rhese Are WJiat hq Winter fcGirls Partic ¬ Say old an In the Art School ularly like to Wear have you any thumb tacks T JN6Jbut The butterfly is in jeviderjee every¬ I haye some finger nails Yale Kecord where On hats ra gowns on sleeves rrril found- - a lead pencil thiss morn ¬ That isnt vearemarka Dle j oi Societygirlsrexhib- - ing but it had me of those safety--- Well the cations o butterflies made pocket holders on it Yale Becord or 00 during the summer and He It May we thefe yQ arumor that some of them Tenture Kichly Deserre hope that Ofrs to express th have a lewlive ones wHchave been ynaji whp writes it Xmaa will have a fo ck p andTclried specimens are very Xappy Xew -- -- g h - 1rt 4 -- ¬ ¬ i ¬ ¬ Times-Heral- ¬ THE mumer ESS the 1 ¬ - lucky enough to start collecting-butte- r flies early in the summer and to have thevassistanceof a gpeat many people inher search has a row of them pinned up on ner bedroom wall The pretty border extends quite around the room the insects being arranged at wide in- ¬ tervals and the result is very pretty if one can only forget the hundreds of tiny things that died prematurely to furnish it Girls who have only a few butterflies arrange smaller panels or draperies and she who has only half a dozn or so - mounts them as decorations oh a picture frame or pins them promiscu ¬ ously upon the window curtains or door draperies Next t6 the real butterflies in pop ¬ ular favor come the delicate Frenchim itaxions which are being placed upon iiie Brims of the large velvet hats Vel ¬ vet and furs with snow and ice in per spective seem hardly fitting in connection with such especially summery things as butterflies but fashion has decreed that they go well together and the thing is done Sometimes the ar tistic imitations are caught in the folds of a lace or chiffon jabot to be placed underneath miladys pretty chin as a finishing touch to the new ruches of velvet flossets they are more than de ¬ r ¬ ¬ ¬ fJ loVfeltfafid there arecouhS- - w One Chicago girl Helle Handle Bar what was jour hurry when you came in on your wheel to day I never saw you work so hard I wanted to get home before my cyclo¬ meter got up to 50 miles I never per mit myself to ride more than that in a day Truth A new and interesting light is shed on the disputed authorship of the Ho¬ meric poems by the delightful answer given by a schoolboy in a recent exam- ination and quoted in the Daily News It is said that writing was not invented when Homer composed his poems He must therefore have lived a good deal later London Tablet Lawyer Now Mr Thrift de acribe to the court the chickens that you charged my client the defendant with stealing Farmer Thrift goes into the details but is interrupted by tftie lawyer who exclaims I hare some Farmer chickens like those myself resuming The chickens he Thrift took are not the only 6nesI have iad stolen- I v The storm was raging without the wind was howling and the rain dashing against the window panes They were gathered around her bed I maun dee N Y Herald An old Scotchwoman was dyings ¬ - ¬ lightful In jewelry the butterfly appears A VOLCANIC WONDER everywhere The newest thing in this direction isxthe butterfly bracelet a The liarireat District of This Sort circlet of elastic gold which is intended to be worn midway between the elbow and the shoulder and which has a great scintillating jeweled butterfly on the outside Thewings open and close with every movement of the arm- and the effect is lovely Quite as pretty and more easily within the reach of the average woman are the butterfly hair ornaments These are mounted on top of long pins or combs and are as elaborately jeweled as the purse of the wearer will permit Sometimes these ornaments are made of plain enamel studded with the tiny chip stone which are aheap and pretty These are quite as attractive as the more costly orna mentsjSt Louis Republic - Ay ay Im doctor 1 maun dee Weel weel mickle f eart yere gaum the Lords will be done But if s an awful nicht to be gaun skirlin through the clouds Spare Moments ILo- - V -- -- ¬ -- -- w ¬ - ¬ -- CHILD GOVERNMENT Objectionable Tendencies May Be Easily Overcome ¬ l - ¬ ¬ Does the child appear so volatilethat to hold him to stability or soberness Because of the variety of his inheritance let the mother look for assistance in the rea¬ soning faculty which surely is latent Exercising patience and tact itcan be employed to control not destroy the light mindedness so that it shall become a cushion easing the burdens which time lays upon every individual Undue seriousness or a tendency to despondency may be relieved may be overcome by the cultivation of the hu ¬ morous element which exists in some form in the child and which will help to carry him over hard places or lighten it seems almost impossible ¬ cated in the Northwest The entire absence of volcanic craters in the eastern part of the United States has tended to create the impression that in volcanoes this country is below the average But to dispel this notion it is only necessary to make a trip through the northwest In Washington Oregon California Ne vada and Idaho is the largest volcanic district in the world The Lassen peak volcanic ridges the most general fea ture in the district resulted chiefly from superficial accumulations of material thrown out from within the earth and piled up in mountain masses about the point of exit Erom the summit of Lassen peak looking northeast a dark and desolate lava field and crater are pointed out as the Cinder Cone This may be comfortably reached on horseback but a campingoutfitisree essary as there is no settlement nax t y the rilane Approaching the region the traveler first encounters ai sprinkling of the fine volcanic sand and small bits of dark brown pumice spread on the ground This increases as he goes until the sand gives character to the whole land- ¬ scape imparting a dull dark blue to easily-recognized 11 ¬ m i ¬ wj JI 2H K - ff s the soft earth and rendering travel difficult When first seen on nearer view Cinder cone gives the impression of newness One looks in vain for steam ¬ j 3 S dark ones ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Obstinacy and fickleness are often found together and the former if worked with not against the grain can be transformed into perseverance and aid in converting fickleness into steadfastness A tendency to moods great buoyancy and depression call for the exercise of the dormant power of self control The child unconsciously admires that quality and can thus be stimulated to its increasing exercise and we find an even nature produced A child of impulse sympathetic in tense imaginative generally possesses a hard vein of common sense or these qualities recognized and wisely directed form a wholesome strong well balanced character It is not necessary tb multiply examples We know the power of love to change a selfish nature into a self sacrificing one and there is hardly an attribute of character that may not be greatly changed Elizabeth Lord Condit in Washington Home Magazine ¬ matter-of-factne- ss ¬ ¬ is not constantly used a set of hangings consisting of two side curtains and a deep valance the former hung upon rods so that they may be opened if need be but which are for the most part kept closed These should be of some heavy material of which there is a wide choice running up and down the scale of cost Among the more expensive fabrics velvet or some one of the thick plain surfaced goods of the broadcloth order may be satisfactorily used Leis ure Hours ¬ An agreeable change in the conven- ¬ tional portiere is to have for a door that A Novelty in Portieres -- Eor many seasons past if a gown wag made with revers the number used was always two One large rever is regarded as very chic It is usually of the same material as the bodice and is richly braided or New Effect in Kevers J ¬ -- rever is the smallest the other two act ing as its background They look best in three tints of one color but all sorts of very pretty color effects are possible with them Chicago Record Spiteful h covered with lace When three revers are used they are always graduated in size The first ¬ rising from the crater and feels disap pointed at seeing none Charred trunks of trees attest 1he great heat of the place in recent times but one cannot find on th living trees a trace of volcanic sand that might have lodged in knot holes as it fell The dull somber aspect of the slopes is greatly relieved on the southeast side by the carmine and orange colored Lapilli so that from a distance it has the pleasing hues of a sunset The strangeness of the scene is great- ¬ ly enlhanced by the almost complete ab- ¬ sence of vegetation Only two small bushes cling upon the outer slopes to give life to the barren cone No white man or Indian now living is known to have been an eye witness to the erup tion and it must be remembered that such an eruption would not lea ve the people of that region in doubt as to what was happening A number of percons now living in the Sacramento valley who crossed the emigrant trail at the base of the cone ra 1S53 say that the lonely bushes growing near the summit were ap parently as large as now Whatever may be the historical testimony as to the time of the eruption the geologic evidence clearly shows it before the be- ginning of this century N Y- - Jour- nal A Battery of Eyes A method of repressing the spitting habit against which they are now mak- ing a crusade in Baltimore is suggested by a Baltimore woman This is her Whenever a male passenger on plan a street car begins to expectorate let every woman aboard just look steadily at him There need be no especial severity expressed by the look nor an excess of indignation or rebuke for too much feeling shown in a glance if the guilty fellow were inclined to be coarse might subject one to an insulting re¬ mark But each female face should wear a well bred air of offended del- ¬ icacy and surprise There is not a wom- ¬ an outof ten in this city I will venture to assert who will not understand how to express all these emotions in a single N Y World- look and not overdo it IiOgic That Won The Doctor Heres the bill for your husbands treatment Ill be glad to allow you 20 per cent off for cash The Widow But- - you said that you would not charge anything if you didnt relieve him I So I did Have you heard him com plain lately Cleveland Leader -- -- i 3 4 5 V -- The Boss Dont you think Mrs Spitely thai Will you mind the baby Jack for this hat is little too gayaforal matronly little while asked Mrs Elmore woman like me Not at all my dear ibu know thai I shall have to I spose replied- Elmore youre years younger than you look The kid wont mind mV Buffalo Times Petroit Free Pres fr- S w 4 9 A - V--i- f it t- - v- - X r - ft - VSV - - s t V -- x 9 v A O 4 v THE BQDBB0N BO h kx - tAY tf5 Tli j JANUARY 29 18S7 wto5jm Transfers 1M TIE DEVI 1881 GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS fct Vi 3tMcnaititnrMMnKsitiMmiMSitviiuxity-r- m Theatricals And Otherwise Seventeenth Year Established Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Otvnert BBUOE MILLER - t The JFover Please take me a ride in a eleigh Aaked a maid of her beau one deigh Replied he to his mash Im very short of cash Well go riding some other weigh1 Remarks In -- J Sh MA v 3TQC K AMuTURFN EWS rtfr J1 W G t- V - 1 tr V A Turf Not Stock Crop three-year-ol- Kr- - NEWTON MITCHELL Vt a jif V - Make all Checks Money Orders etet payable to the order of Champ A Muxes ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR JUDGEi The following notes regarding thea-¬ trical people who are known to Parisr is maJettucf tne most essential elements - -- We are authorized to announce Wm M Purnell as a candidate for Judge of Bourbon Jounty subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Jasies McClure as a candidate for Judge of Bourbon County subject to the actipn of the Democratic party FOR CIRjCpjT CLERK U E Butler as a candidate fop Circuit Clerk subject to the action of the Perno Qratic party r M- We are authorized to announce Chas We are authorized to announce T abt Talsot as a candidate for Circuit Clerk subject tg the action of the gepocrtjp party Wd IrjF are authorized to announce George T McCarney as a candidate for Circuit Clerk subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR SHERIFF iK We are authorized to announce George W Bowen as U candidate for Sheriff subject to the action of the Democratic party If elected Mr Bowens deputies will be W W Mitchell and 1 ames Burkel We are authorized to announce 3rutus J Clay Jr with G W Judy aad J Smith Clarke as deputies as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR COUNTY CLERK x i r- - t- - m j Mrs Hungerford the novelist whose party Not IVell OP Well Get Well nom de plume was The Duchess is dead Mrs Hungerford lived at St The results attained right here at for jailer county Cork She home have been marvelous Hundreds Brendas Bandon We are authorized to announce married when very young and was of your neighbors who have used Wrights Celery Capsules are Samuel T James as a candidate for early left a widow with three small They cure Kidnev Liver andnow well Jailer subject to the action of the Stomach children When writing Phyllis she trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Democratic party Tho nnrtpr Now is the time to buy Carpets Rugs and Mattings Sick Headaches Why pay 100 every Ball will 4gfced Assignee of A C We are authorized to announce W C was jokfngty introduced at a reception two weeks for a bottle of medicine when The Jones as a candidate for re election as as Her face The Duchess as I have a goca lot to select from and my prices defy you can get treatment at 1 ceut a day Jailer subject to the action of the nom de plupap was thug suggested and Wrights Celery Capsules give 100 n i 1 have a fine assortment of these goods and days Democratic party Mr Jones candi has always d4H rfiDi 11111 1M competition O associated with her treatment for 100 Easy to take no ben I am sure f can papy is in the interest of Mrs Landon a the premises at 11 opk0r a m if you will come in and look at them uau taste uo not gripe DfCRea oy literary work AehprpQk solar time expose to public sale the please oll and it is no trouble for me to show them to bank to cure you or refund yr tracts money Sold by W T Bi ar ftofamg County tf land situated in you V are autjjoried to announce W H Consider the prices which I quote below jofeSi Bourboa 33QONEas a candidate for Jailer sub ¬ Millionaire Duestraw who is under druggist ject to the action of the Democratic death sentence at St Louis for murder IKTd party Wrlgnts Celery Tea c is trying to cheat the gallows He has in the center of the Mays- Beginning We are authorized to announce Wm smoked 42880 cigarettes during the two tion sick headaches 25r ville Lexington Turnpike road at Jh L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of years he has been in jail stone in A Bartons line thence with Bourbon County pflhjegt to the actign said Turnpike in the middle thereof -T a TIip WV of the Republican party 46 W 10044 poles to Geo Wv Brya k corner in the middle of said tarnpi We are authorized to announce John i Madeline Marshall the divorced wire Th thence through the orchard ota a hill i bTEWART as a candidate for Jailer of Clay Clement died Monday in Cin- ¬ Know t 42 E 16784 poles tostctoe corner to to the action of the Democratic She leaves a cinnati of diphtheria Remember the place and call early said Bryan and cctier to Barlows party laud thence S 38 B 4iS 572 poles to a little son Th Clement Co is in St stake near the brahch corner to said Paul this week Barlows land irlience S 2U W 1560 FdS CUNty ATlOtRNEY poles to a stake corner to said Bartons I ftflflbttttce fitltli8H2ed ¬ land theiiceSb 3 4 W 4288 poles to a We are The grand jury in New York has re as a candidate for stone by a free corner to said Barlows Clifton Arnsparger Attorney subject turned indictments against Seeley land feheiicJe S 37 E 4488 poles to a election as County re Phipps and Rich three of the prime of the Democratic party coffee tittt tree corner to Turney in to the action movers in the celebrated vaudeville din ¬ thence N 33 E 38 poles to a We are authorized to announce Sam stonein Turney s line thence N 15 i E ROGERS as a uel B Attorney subject candidate for ner at Sherrys 15 Tidies to a stone corner to said Tur t the action County ney thence jn is m io cd poies to a of the Democratic party vhite ash tree corner to said Turney Ben Davis a hotel keeper a Rugby theuce N 40 3 4 E 10696 poles to a stone smoked cigarettes Tenn corner to Bartons land The Talbott until they FOR ASSESSOR ma ifi him cut his wire s land thence N 49 3 4 W 19984 poles to aLUO throat and fiv a nr authorised to annoance J TJ the beginning containing 177 A 1 R InmoelC a candidate for Assessor shoot 22 P n subject to the Wf Rnnrbon County action of the Democratic party Three eompun7 es are being organized I ZNTo zpfl in fl nnnnnce S D tn Tilav Ky V VI iArtViri 1 a corner to RobBeginning at Fig i candidate for Assessor of Maud Grr jy imenu brorn lnaiai ert E Miller on the South East side of nger will head the No 2 com Lexington Turnpike JA0vtn nrmnfcv subiect to the action bany the Maysyille party running S 48 E 6524 poles to Fig raSART DISEASE has its vicftin at a and of the Democratic disadvantage Always tatght that 2 a stone corner to said Miller thence We are authorized to announce Gar S 50 E 132 84 P to Fig 3a stone corner heart disease is rett D KenNEy as a candidate for Otero the Spanish dancer now afcos- - sytfitoms become well incurable when the to Mrs E A Bryant thence N 39 E tO definedjthe patient Rnnrlinn PnTintv Rnbiect tor Bials in New York owns Becomes aiarmeu anu a nervous panic mites 4540 poles to Figure 4 a stone wiuti to party the action of the Democratic Jplace But when a sure remedy is found Wesley Berry in Turney s line thmce announce rvYM 1000000 worth of - diamonds a Wfc are authorized to nd a cure effected after Years of suffering N 49 W 8784 poles to Figure Hi si one corner to said Berry thence S3 W HALEY as a candidate for Assessor li H there is great rejoicing and desire to let County subject to the ac ¬ - poles to Figure 7 corner to Berry thenc6 tofBottrbon A Paris girl has two cattrae pets Hhe whole world know Mrs Laura Wine- 49 W 2 poles to 8 corner to Berry 1 Kansas writes I tion of the Democratic party which answer to the odd dailies of inger of Selkirk world know what Dr desire thence N 37 h E 100 poles to 9 corner to Miles to let the whole We are authorized to announce Will Misery and Calamity Heart Cure has done for Berry thence N 49 W29i poles to 10 TY Mil PQ 3McClintock as a candidate for Ul me For ten years I had on North side of said turnpike thence Assessor of Bourbon County subject to pain in my hearfc short- - crossing the pike in a diagonal direction the action of the Democratic party Roland Reed will play The Wrong Heart Cure ness of oreath palpita ¬ S 34 W 4608 poles to the beginning con ¬ ROTJGHND DRESSED LUMBER 57 A 1 R and 30 poles W nrfi authorized to announce Archie Mr wrignt at tne Jbesington opera Restores tion pain in my leftside taining as a candidate for Assessor house March 13 th oppressed feeling in my W Bedford Health of Bourbon Countv subiect to the ISTo 3B chest weak and hungry Democratic party spells bad dreams could not lie on either Beginning at a stone near Alfred G action of the side was numb and suffered terribly I took Balls stone fence on the Western side of Special Notice OfG QRailroad We are authorized to announce C L Dr Miles Heart Cure and before I finished the Maysville Lexington Turnpike Hough as a candidate for Assessor of Chesapeake and hio Railway the second bottle I felt its good effects I feel road thence S 54 E 2950 poles to a The Bourbon County subject to the action has made concessions which will be now that I am fully recovered and that Dr stone near a spring thence with the of the Republican party thoroughly appreciated by the holders Miles Heart Cure saved my life stone wall around the spring S 36- W is an opportunity to convince yr guarantee 160 poles S 50 E 2 poles N 36 E 150 Dr Miles Heart Cure is sold on of 1000 and2000mile books in travel- ¬ that ouf first bottle benefits or money refunded poles thence S 50 J E 166 poles to a PUBLIC SCHOOLS ing between Washington and Cincin- ¬ that FOR SUPERINTENDENT can not be excelled when the distance stone in J A Grimes line thence with We are authorized to announce Miss nati Hereafter 460 miles the first train traveled is over said Grimes line N 38 E 2480 poles Kate Edgar as a candidate for collector the C will detach corner to America McNamara in said tion as Superintendent of Public Schools 450 miles on coupons andO issue in ex- ¬ of Grimes line thence N 45 J W 144 polea for Bourbon County subject to the change ticket good all the way through to a stone near a gate and corner to said action of the Democratic party jf to destination from the starting point America McNamara tbence N 38 E 34 -V We aie authorized to announce Wm providing that East bound the distance T poles to a stake another corner to said as a candidate for Super ¬ is 450 miles or over including but not E Williams America McNamara thence N 39i W intend nt of Public Schools for Bourbon beyond Washington City 5640 poles to a stake another corner to And can not afford to Sick headache t County subject to the action of the America McNamara thence N 7734 W torft olit inferior work Pains in the back Democratic party to the middle of the Mays- ¬ 5420 poles ¬ Lexington Turnpike Road ville age yours is insured Q i Wdfft can galii yoilr patronSallow complexion Awarded yUfttk work afid satisfactionthence with middle of said Turnpike FOR POLICE JUDGE guaranteed Loss of appetite and Road S 6 E 18 poles to the margin of Highest Honors Worlds Fair We are authorized to announce Wm said pike near gate thence S 38 W 12 Exhaustion Remington as a candidate for Police poles to the beginning containing 64 or There is only one cure which is Judge subject to the action of the 65 acres Democratic party A line will be run parallel to the dividing line between tract No 1 and Wf are authorized to announce John tract No 2 above described by which 22 W R Adair as a candidate for Police W M HIT acres 2 roods and 17 poles will be cut Judge subject to the action of the AND BR0 Props JfflS JR off of the second tract and added to the Democraticparty OFFICE AND W ea first tract so that the second tract will SEVEH ST PAKIS KY We are authorized to announce Newt contain 2Q0 acres of land The balance One Pink Pill touches the liver and of tract No 2 above described and BRANCH OFFICE Clark as a candidate for Police Judge IV M Hintons removes the bile tract No 3 will be sold as one tract subject to the action of the Democratic 6Htlry Store Terms This land will be sold upon a party Tonic Pellet nightly dcts as a One credit of six twelve and eighteen gentle laxauve in keeping the bowels months Purchaser will be required to A bill has been- introduced in the ADVER1I81NG RATES open restores he digestive organs tones execute bonds bearing six per cent from Displays one dollar per inch for first inser- Indiana Legislature to prevent the giv- ¬ up the nervoi system and makes new day and date of sale with surety ap-¬ cion half rates each insertion thereafter ing o flowers to criminals The Mays LiOcaiS or reading nuLiues ieu coixlo y C nplete treatment two proved by the undersigned or purchaser rich blood tne each insertion Locals in blac typj says the bill will deny to a may pay cash at his option ville Ledger S twfintvcents Tier line each insertion medicines one price 25c mwO STORY large and growing class of females ihe Title perfect sale absolute Fractions of lines count as full lines wheir MOST PERFECT MADE - fctfVlicrase 1 Treatise and sample free at any store Pleasant on TTnner rntinlher at line rates God given ana inalienable right to make PERRY JEFFERSON KPQ CO JTew Totf A pure Grape Gream of Tartar Powder BBOWN reet adioihing the resi- - Obituar38 cards of thanks calls on candl denceof S S Free of themselves by sending damphules Ofttosxesolntiptis of respect and matter ot Assignee For sal y smith Brosl druggists 29sep tf bouauetstto mountebanks and murder from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant Ike nature ten cents per line 1 Millersburily JXAUVH KJJJLXJL X3bllAJJLUUjr YEAfcS TKSTANDARD Bnecial xatesi given foralargs adTertii w ers 1ADA1B 0 40 i oaents and yearly cards H V We are authorized to announce Ed Paton as a candidate for re election as Clerk of the SBourbon County Court subjeot to the action of the Democratic D Y ians are gleaned from the N is varyingf or lacking it in- Dramatic Mirror Elita Proctor Otis is crcases and where digestion a member of the Sporting Duchess S weak it aids it to perform Co John Mason an Marion Manola its function in a more vigorous Mason are playing successful vaudeville way It enriches the byodr engagements in New York City Robt makes healthy flesh and curss McWade hae a good part in the big chronic coughs and colds by production Straight From The Heart at the JSl Y Academy of Music The I maki gxt possible f r the body Ij to resist dj play has a fine cast 200 supers and 12 Uur 1 nznCs tell horses Edwin Milton Royle author of us IT ORICI WONBEBS made a great hit in N Friends has but we never like to oyvtete Y with his new play Capt Imthe merits of our rtmedy even Reed is still with the pudence Etta when it has beea tested and 3pFpe Payton Co playing in New tried for a vertwenty fiveyears England States Sngie Kirwin and the If you wi 1 ask for iif we will Wilbur Opera Co are in Massachusetts send you a bock telllagf you Eugenie Blair Mrs Robt Downing is more about the subject than we jj starring this season anc her husband is can put in a few words e her advance agent Lewis Morrison is alternating Richelieu and Faust Go to y du tUggt 0r Scotts Emtil- - p In Old Kentucky continues to draw ma l wo sizes 5U cts and uuut crowds Laura Burt and Burt Clarkare SCOTT BOWNE VeW York the leading people gganiMisMsagBgaB 22s2jg olfe Miller th mimic musician and Piles Piles Piles I story teller will give one of his unique Tr WflllnVriK InHton PJIo ntnlVvittKt tvrtfi and thoroughly enjoyable entertain- - etire Blind BleedingrUlcerateddihd Itching ments at the courthouse Tuesday even fftoncVaslasarfboultice sives Instant ing It will not be a lecture but rather feliet Dr ilitiiinsf Indian Plle pintment the an evening of story and song given by Is prepared only forPutes and Itching of box private parts and nothing else Every is guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by the Polk Miller Co which Henry Wat mail for oOc and SI per box WILLIAMS terson has so appropriately described as MfcG CO Props Cleveland O For sale by y W T Brooks druggist the best one man show in America Admission fifty cents Children under Wrights Celery Tea regulates the liver and kidneys cures constipation twelve half price J ii neaaacne zac at ail aru ssrisfs itnu bicK i oo- - the hody tlit go to nourish Y7hzzc tle a pcxrv it ae d a fiing by Kingward dam lienionee b Ky Prince Jr to C F Neagle of Lex¬ ington for a good price A winter book was- - opened Wednes ¬ day at Louisville ou the Kentucky Buyers of Groceries are not forced to go to cut rate stores for To Darby to be run May 12th Dr Uatlett prices because Ornament hj d Typhoon are posted at 6 to i H Tarrs F F V ib not eittred in the derby The Stanford Journal says that Walker Rout Richard Bibb and Ike Phillips of Lincoln will probably not raise tobacco this year The first named offered by them on same class of goods I have an excellent andi CQIX- Lplete line of was 17in rt W after selling last yeais crop and the latter two cleared about 3 each on their crops -- DM Dotehas sold J THE PEOPLES GROCER I -- v f Will leet Any Prices v m FANCY STANDARD GOODg ALMONDS ¬ Two noted Southern preachers are at great variance regarding the location of Sheol Sam Jones avers thatfjit is only a mile from Boston and Peter Vinegar aayBHellsbalf a mile from Lexing- ¬ ton Who is right Sam or Peter Now would be a good time for Vinegar to thaw the elements with his Damned Hot Day sermon APPLES BANAKNAg ORANGES Malaga shapes FILBERTS ENGLISH WALNUTS - BRAZIL PECAKS FINEST CHOCOLATE CANDIES STICK AND MIXED CANDIES CANDIED CHERRTES CANDIED AFR1COTS CANDIED PINE APPLFS - - JrirfAW HSM ZSy- - New York Cream Edam and Pine Apple cheese Fancy Evaporated The National board of Trade in session at Vfaahiugton adopted a resolu- Peaches Apricots Apples Prunes Au inds of Canned Fruits Sar- ¬ tion Urging Congress to establish a dines Champgnion French Pea0 Bottled Pickle Catsup Etc ¬ 1 r if x monetary commission of eleven mem- ¬ bers consisting of two Senators two Congressmen two agriculturists two merchants or manufacturers and oe expert political economist See detailed report of the meeting on second page - BALTijRE CAN AND BULK OYSTERS - 1SGRIG TURKEYS - During the debate on the Nicaragua Canal Bill in the Senate Wednesday r Sherman stated that in his 0Udmen- a private company could MVSr build the auax auiiitiiuaitiu cuat tnere woul ue auocn 3r treaty providing for its co X A- struction by the United States - N e WTO N M ITOHELL i Main Stv Oppi - 2Jjy-96-l- a House Paris Ky m n ASSIGNEES SiLE MARGOLENS Boorboolaiid C M ARPETSALE y TIT AT tira0t 1 V sject ies b World itJSjd- - Brussels from 40 cts up Ingrains from 18 cts up Matting from 9 cts up Bugs from 50 cts up t eart CureDoes H MARGOLEN Opp OourlSouse PARIS Bar-lowsrKr- ie- 4 WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED 1 a o3l Vwt rm Trstot ¬ No Tobacco Hogsheads i ¬ Jul WITH BEST INDIANA WHITE OAK HOOPS 1 1 WILL SESL3L OHBAR - IUla TRRR TEMPLIN fX3Ftp t All We Want - wbfkJBii le-ele- c- Constipation Sl Biliousness Cause We Are Working For A Reputation -- 1 - - iBKEf CREAM AUTQ liver BOURBON V r MAW fSjllJbb nnii Tom Pellets wmi - BAKING POWDER ss FOR ffiSJSt -- - IMPERFECT IN ORIGINAL 1 rf 4 - v toamlrrri - s y t -- i 1 v 5 if w THE BOIJKBON NEW FBIJ5AY JANUARY 28 NUPTIAL KNOTS ¬ S 197 5 the Se oiteeuth Year Established nwm nm 1881 Organized Effort To Believe The Poor 14- - It W r R i i had about arrived at the end of their Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At were married Wednesday at Pineville r- uaraes aasant aged 15 yeqre and J Mens finest Patent Leather shoes 475 worth 8600- allowances for such purposes and yes ¬ The pepotgj In The Hotel Lobules And J TELEPHONE NO 124 MenJs finest Calf shoes 450 worth S550 Alva Hawkins 14 ftf DfrltWnn 1p terday the following notice was issued i3rxzii Mens finest Tan shoes 450 worth 550 olakBViWe euii- hd W06 married meeting of the citi attention Lexington Mr W W Massie Was in UUWCRIPTIOX PRICES The above are the celebrated Stacy Adams make zens or runs nd Bonbon County- - Thoiftfes Kerh ahd Miss Annie Kern Payable in AdvceA yesterday ttheCQUrt-HOuSeih One year Paris at g2 00 Six mouths both of this county were married at the Sl00 7 Clock tonight for the appointment Boys Calf Shoes 100 to 2 00 worth S1 50 to S250 Mr G S Varden was a visitor in HEWS COSTS YOU CANT EVEN GET Court froUBe Wednesday by Judge Of committees to ask donations and Childs fine Kid Spring Heels size 5 to 7 85c worth i UKT FKOM A GUN FREE OF CP AROK HE Investigate and relieve the sufferings to Lexington yesterday Howardof Childs fine Kid Spring Heels size 8 to 1C 100 worth SI 50 Mrs A J Craig of Vevay Ind is the deserving poor Prdf Kirtley Morris formerly of Make all f7lAllB UiMritl Vn ji i Misses fine Kid Spring Heels size 11 to iiteft wwf people generously respond 125 worth 175 visiting her sister Mrs J M Rion movable to the Zde7 SaSS Millkb this city now of Covington will wed W L YERKE8 Mrs H M Taylor of Carlisle ifc Miss Ritta Davie of Winchester on Mayor These are only a few of the many Cash bargains we have to offer visiting her sister Mrs Haryey Hibler Feb 16th H C Howard Yesterdays Temperature Call early and get choice County Judge Miss Carrie Hutchison is attending Henry Barbour aged 80 and Miss The following is the temperature as In response to the above call a num ¬ school at Hamilton College Lexington Martha Metcalf 76 were married at noted yesterday by A J Winters Co ber of citizens met at the Court house Mrs Mary Roche and Mrs Mam e Milford Center O They were lovers in of this city last night and the following relief com- ¬ Parker visited relatives in Frankfort Germany 60 yearn ago 7a m 2 below mittees were appointed who will solicit Tuesday 8a m zero ni J Walter Peake and Miss Fannie 9a m 2 above receive and aid in distributing any do- ¬ Mr W J Long of Sturgeon Mo Henry Were secretly married at Mt 10 a m 3 above nations for the needy poor is the guest of Mr and Mrs J R Sterling on Jan 14th Peak was W C 11 a m 6 above First Ward J T Martin Rev F J MChe8hey 12 m 7 above Owens chief lieutenant in his race for 2 P tn 9 above Cheek Rev Edward Mann Mr IJesha Bfeckinridge of ttie Lex CongressSecond Ward A T Forsyth J T 4p m 10 above idgtdii Mar ning Herald was in the city o p ni 8 above Quisenberry W A Mr 0 Dale and Miss Tina Clark of Parker 7p m 6 above Wednesday 44 Mt Sterling eloped to Cincinnati and Third Ward S LiPeston W T The Bourbon Dancing Club Wil wefe married Tuesday Four brothers v Congressman W G Owens is ill m Overby Eld J S Sweensy The above committees are requested giye a club dance this evening at Odd and two sisters of the bride have figured Washington in elopements to meet at 980 oclock this morning in Fellows7 Hall TSfc Magniscope will be m Georgetown Squire Selby The ensgafoeafc y announced of Mr Lillestons office on the Miss Kof ma Sneli has returned to to night and to morrow second floor in the Courr honse for the Cynthiana after a fenbrt visit to Miss Clark SUogg bl Avbndaie and Miss ariejkouise Srifht a eharming bells June JamesOih E B Hedges has purchased J A completion of relief plans Lexington The wedding takes Mrs- StUv Davis of Woodford of Howertons residence on East hird A subscription lists ffl the hands of the Mayor started yesterday with do arly February street for 1800 couryi formerly Miss Margaret Martin nations amounting to over fitty dollars is visiting Mrs C D Cram i Thomas jRobi son a d wiYe of H S Stout will on Monday remove will be turned over to the committees Mrs R A WoolumB of Wiricgs Owingsvie celebrated the 7st anni ¬ his gents furnishings store to the room is Wed that if the severe weather It ter is visiting her patents Mr and Mrs1 versary bf their marriage this week adjoining C B Mi chells cbhtinu liere will be much suffering Thehnsband is 92 and Yhe wife 87 4J Biice Letton on South Mainlftt ff the poor in this city and the above Both are remarkably wHl preserved Ice from four to six inches thick is Miss Minerva Reese returned yps will being gathered from Stoner and HOUs steps are entirely necejsary Miss Annie T Batbfrur of Louisville f short visit largely aid in an organized an method- ¬ trday to Cynthiana after ton creeks and from pdncte in the to the Misses McGlintot and the Misses J a lovely young lady who has many ad ical manner to alkylate sufferings teotinty mirers in the cny wedded Dr Ellis Roberts of Parls needy pooi i Duncan a rising young physician Tues- ¬ Judge Webbs civil court will con- ¬ Donations are badly needed at once Judge H C ovard and bride ar-¬ day in Louisf He at the Broadway M vene Tuesday Ther- - are forty appear- ¬ 529 Main St Paris Ky Tuesday from their csh coal- foot and clothing are ajtf rived hometrip Theyeveningboarding at E Church ances and eighteen continued cases on wanted Sohdthemin are Squire Selby wedding Dr Jgfe Foster formerly of this the docket Liileston has charge of the headquarters the home of r S S Clay fatherof the city now of Harrodsburg will wed at tne Court honse and will receive and bride on Pleasant street Ihos Richardson formerly Miss Ada May Litsey next Wednesday feni- - the committees will properly distribute ployed as stenographer by Mcv Gold- - at the Harrodsburg Methodist Church Dont ail to consult Dr A Lilian ny donations that charitably disposed ostein tee eminent Toiw ocuiir Rbout your Dr Foster is a brother of George Fos klng toi citizens may contribute Rest assured home in New York City eyes A J Winters Co ter of the Pavilion Hotel Blue Lick your donations will reach the rigt -Springs Your eyesight is sac- ¬ Services For SUrig alen persons Sateless ont This thing of being cold and fail to consult Dr Dr A Goldstein the oculist will be huugtyilsj A Young Mens Sunday will be ob 4r Goldstein next Tuesday at the here to fit your eyesight correctly a sad state and people so fortunate ttB to -6bt Windsor served in this city Sunday under the Tuesday Feb 2d at Hotel Windsor be comfortably clothed and well fed auspices of Co the State Executive Com- ¬ Ah Winter Co A J Winters Strictly all wool Dress Goods in should gladly lend a helping band lto G D Corsets our specialtv 50c 75c Tarmittee of the Toting Mens Christian v of H S Stouts re- - their more unfortunate brethren novelty and plain styles always 50c and 1 00 worth double AoWbfttge mo Associations ofJSeritUcky and with the The vacant store room adjoining C for this saie at 25c a yard Dont delay be quick about it Ladies and Childrens full Seamless prices are way tiown to re- t co operation ot1 tfteenurches of the city B Mitchells is being handsomely reno- ¬ -Hosiery 10 and 15c always sold at 25c SKSetck The store wijl be removed Choice of our finest Dress patterns A meetingiffrr1 men only will be held vated and refurnished to receive H S Protect Your Eyesight roomrtdjoining O B formerly 800 for this sale at 400 Our Domestics are the very best tin Mcfoday to the in the Second Presbyterian Church at Stouts gents furnishing store He will brands in Calicoes Cottons and SheetHaving taken the agency for rDr A Mitchells p1 m and will be addressed get possession Monday Feb 1st All our Underwear Blankets and ings i Goldsteins celebrated spectaclesin con ¬ 330 oclock fStucky of Lexington His Comforts will be closed out at 25c on to the an nection with our own and having p e by Dr J fENTioN is ditected Calicoes 3 and 5c Notice Of Condolence the dollar Bleached Cotton good oc otfrfli page of the can vailed upon him to makeaVisitfto Paris subject will be ALaw of Nature n6mcement on for one week commencing Tuesday sBervice in which all the Best Cotton made 8c A union didacyvof Mr Saniuel B- Rogers for Feb 2d we wish to state extended to New Linens that he has churches 6f bhe1cityvwill co- - operate will Ah expression of sympathy Paris Liter Towels and full line of Tabledown 50 10 4 Peperell Sheeting 18c Souhiy Attomeyx subject to the action been successfully fitting the eyes for the Mrs Eodynefiuch by the and Napkins marked lf TJVkHnnR nfrnll tinrla rmoJhalf tvriro per cent for this sale Church at 7 pry Club seven years and is well be helhir the Christian TJemoCratic party last forty f the wSTtTiy Iuthisher hour of great bereavement know here and elsewhere and our peo- ¬ p m o we the members of the Paris Literary ATTENTldNvis directed to the an- - ple now have the best opportunity to Addtessses will be given by Dr J A Club desire to extend to our Sister nouncemerit on fourth page of Mr save their vision He is the Joldest and Stucky of Lexington and Mr E C Member Mrs Evelyne Buck our ten in the land His James McCMures candidacy for Judge best known optician properly is conceded Baldwin the General Secretary of the derest and deepest sympathy trusting eye ability to fit the W Bourbon County subject to the by all Persons suffering from any YtoutigMens Christian Association of that an all wise Providence will so pro- ¬ her trouble of the vision will do well to con- ¬ thatcity on the various phases of the tect and care for hei and may children¬ action of the Democratic party that their heavy hearts sult him and get glasses He will be at Youtig Mens Association work The forted The irreparable loss of be com- ¬ the hus Conductor W H Kirby of the the Hotel Windsor for one week com- ¬ of all the congregations are band and father sustained when he was ilaysville and Lexington train is laid mencing Tuesday Feb 2d Cffiee meniber8 has broken the in the prime of lif to be present 12 up atrhis home in Lexington with the hours from 9 to A a m and from 1 to most cordially invited happy home circle and may the loving 4p m J Winters Co grip4 and his run is being made by Con- Father protect them now in this heartBy Parisians Purchased breaking sorrow and so lead them that dubtor Julius Herrick of this city Sales Of Bourbon Iand The property of the Kenucky Con- - the meeting hereafter may b that of a 1 Auction Sale Of Groceries Wednesd ay auctioneer George 5Doeh fs6ldated Oil and Gas Company Monti- - purified radiant life as true Is not our Father In taking as in giving Commencing to morrow afternoon rer sold for Special Commissioner Thos cello Ky limited was sold at public Fisher 110 acres belonging to Rosebefrfy auction Monday It was bid in by O Are we not precious in his sight the stock of groceries at J H Butlers When dying as when living H Waddle for E D Sayre of Lexing old stand adjoining A Shire will be Rogers to John Roseberry for 7700 Tuesday for Master Commissioner ington G G White and Wm Tarr of Mrs Alice Woodward old at auction The auction will also Mrs Joe Fithian fv This Dickson auctioneer A T Forsyth sold Paris for 10000 The purchasers own continue on Monday court day Miss Elizabeth Grimes ¬ 59000 bonded in 38000 out of the will afford a good chance to buy grocer- ¬ the Mrs Lucy Skinner land debtedness This brings the total cost Mills as folio ws ies at extremely low prices A True Bat Story To Matt Turney of Paris the home of the property to its present owners up to 48000 Kevenue Assignments For February place 206 acres at 6150 per acre Under the press room floor of The To Clarence Lebus of Cynthiana the Bourbon News office lives a race of rats Among Collector Shelbys revenue as- ¬ OBITUARY Willett farm 162 acres at 3150 per noted for their rapacity size boldness signments for the month of February V acre During the past year WE SATE EE0EITED A SPLENDID STOOK OP Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory and persistence are noted Storekeepers E B Hedges Of The Bead To David Ready the CleHVef farm they licked up the contents of seventeen day duty at Pari Distilling Co M John P Cozine the genial editor of paste pots and carried off twelve paste IMPORTED SUITINGS AfflMH ODSERIffGS F Keeney day duty G G White Co 270 acres at 3145 per acre J B Holladay additional at Paris Dis- ¬ To Thos Jacobs elevenacres Cleaver the Snelbyville News died Wednesday brushes but nine of v the brushes were Mrs Mary Griffin aged sixty three found at one time under a book case tilling Co Storekeepers and gaugers farm at 5750 per acre To Dr G W Righterk house and lot formerly of this city died Sunday in The paste pot is now suspended from Owen Heady at Bourbon Distilling Co Cynthiana at the home of her daughter the ceiling Retribution however has J M Russell at Peacock Distilling Co in Ruddles Mills for 140 Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when overtaken two of the rodents during Crigler Mrs George Williams H S Sinclair at Mullins style are considered We U4U11 En i seco iac at the Post office iJllLCli at Paris Ky food and fuel to both the County and COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Engagements Announcements And Sol emnizations Of The Marriage Vows City authorities have been so numerous THE NEWS MAN John Brock 40 and Annie Brock 14 as in the past few days that the authorities Applications for aid in the shape of PERSONAL MENTION Read These Bargain Prices a 1 -u- -- - i2 - DAVI8JH0MS0N4ISGRIG Jijist -- Reoeived SPRING STOCK HAMBURGS LACES WASH DRESS GOODS PERCALES WHITE GOODS ETC - ¬ -- 2 ai rsfe r 1 All hew fresh goods Call and see tfiem -- 3 v - -- CONDONS In order to close out our stock we will rifice everything in our store at unheard of prices alle X - r-- We still enlarge Portraits free of charge a M n Wanted Corn ¬ -- I want 000 barrels of corn at market price Apply to near--Ruddle- s O EDWARDS FOR FALL AND WINTER Mid Winter Basehalf Topics The Boston team has decided to reAuctioneer A T Forsyth sold yes lease Second Baseman McGann forterdav for J Q and J Miller Ward merly Captain of theMaysville Club George Rieman Will be with the assignees of Joseph H Hawkins of Centerville 183 acres of land to Mrs Parkersburg teamthis season ER The Courier Jdilrnal says Lizzie E Hawkins for 5106 per acre manager of Also 217 acres belonging to same estate Shinners of Paris to George T Graves at 3036 per acre the Portsmouth O independent club Auctioneer Forsyth also sold yester- ¬ He writes the Courier Journal that he day for P P Cumminsassignee of Hub-- would like to sign Clausen Richter Fay vbel Chinn 138 acres subject to life es- ¬ and several other Louisville players who tate of his wife to Mr3 Mary C Chinn are looking for1 jobs for the coming sea- ¬ son Shinners says he wants to make for 2220 per acre up his team at once and desires all play- ¬ Mitchell Paton Accidentally Killed ers who are in search of places to com- ¬ Mitchell Paton driver of the stage municate with him ¬ Sale Of The Hawkins And Chinn Lands ¬ Kyis i Vi running between Paris and Little Rock was killed Wednesday by being thrown from a wagon against a fence Paton was driving a pair of unruly horses hitched to a wagon and had gone to meet a neighbor who was coming from Mt Sterling with a load of coal The horses began to run and then upset the wagon throwing Paton against a fence and killing him Paton was thirty three years old and was unmarried Disastrous Fires Polk Miller Entertainer of the old time darkey will give an Evening of Story and Song at the court house in this city Tuesday night under the auspices of the Methodist ladies PolkiMiller is endorsed by the preps the pulpit and by governors authors professors and the general pub- ¬ lic An evening with Polk Miller is a genuine pleasure The admission fee will be fifty cents Children under Polk Miller the famous delineator twelve half price On second page is given a detailed re-¬ overstocked on childrens We port of a half million dollar fire in Cin- ¬ shoes are offer special inducements on We cinnati yesterday Also on same page the best makes until January 1st for is 5printed n account of- the big Wana cash Isgeig DItis1 Thompson Jtf vmaker fire in Philadelphia - ask you to give us a call quality and their midnight visits Thursday night Advertised Letter List as The News was going to press a live List of letters remaining unclaimed rat almost as large as a pup was dis- ¬ m9 in Paris Ky postofiice Jan 29 1897 covered in tne ink fountain of our big FZTSJE2 2MCEitCI3CA yT CLAIT OTtS Hall H T Bell C W cylinder press The combined efforts of Bond J Clarence Howard Mrs Carrie the force were necessary to remove the S E TIPTON Cutter Hughes March Beaker Mary struggling rat and The News devil Huffman Miss Glen Brow Ramon Bush Miss Mattie Huckle Mrs Lula dispatched him with a shovel Several Hughes Walker J months ago one of this same rats rela- ¬ We are also agents for the celebrated Ghas E Smith Shirt Full line atoamples Burns C H Burnes C H Kuth Geo tives was found a cold corpse in the Kenney J J John Burke To flies and rats an same fountain Clarke Mrs Allen Laing W C D ink fountain always proves fatal Lewis Mrs Bettie Collis Miss F Merrill Mrs Sarah Davis J L Donelli Anna Neal John L Satisfaction guaranteed by Dr A Reid Mrs A D Deadman W C - - - - PARIS KY 602 MAIN ST Goldstein the oculist or no pay 10 per Robinson Mayor cottage 5 rooms Ellison Ed Over Deposit Bank BRICK Co Rdsair R A J Winters Eubanks Wm First class repair Ap Seaft Howard Eubanks S C plyto BC INGELS Ofiice hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m Shepherd Miss Belle Fisher Harled Or O EDWARDS Ujant f Bros shop Fields Mrs PleymaStocktonMiss Annie The patrons of Crawford ThomasMargaretP on Main street near Fifth enjoyex-a Harkness Julia ¬ quiet quick and clean service by Totton Edward Hamilton A H Persons calling for aboye letters will pert barbers in the cosiest shop in Paris 1 DESIRABLE 60 ACRE FARM Baths in comfortable well equipped please say advertised bath rooms furnished at the pleasure of W L Davis P M tf patrons - - - - PARIS KY 3 3R0AEWAY T Of Auctioneer A Engagements Forsyth up stairs Ramons Nerve and Bone Oil cures HAVE a well situated 60 acre Bour- ¬ and Rheumatism Cuts Sores Burns bon County farm which I desire to Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m Master Bruises for 25c Feb 1 E M Dickson sell It is well improved For any Crouch lands further particulars address Feb 1 Sixteen toll gates houses and J E PLUMMER Ky i hi lots ti4 hi in in 11 111 in ni in m m 11 ri 111 Millersburg 8jan tf Feb 1 Chenaults house and lot on Reasonable Reasons Mt Airy If there are any reasons why you Feb 4 L M Greene assignee J PARIS KENTUCKY should buy shoes there is every reason H Lettons land We Feb 9 S D Claysfarm stock etc why you should buy them of ua price stable can please you in style fit and Work ROOMY rent for centrally located reasonable terms promptlyguaranteed satisfactory Calli and shoes bought of us you can depend Your work is answered Appiy at The News office for fnrther Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa on solicited Prices reasonable particulars 27nov tf CLAY RION UHon sick headaches 25c at druggists FOR RENT M H DAILEY FOR SALE R A SPRAZE I v 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 -- ioHN CONNELLY Stable For Rent 7- 5- V svrj- - v - - t ifc-- 1 7 X IMPERFECT IN ORIGINAL jiMJiaujum WP t- v fj- - - i i 1 4 - 6 JM - Wrrr1 flf 3 rj jii-if5i--- i - ri -THE BOUKBON KEWS PB1DAY JAWAIty 29 - xm e rt r5 J i tt 18S7 tVii H i 1JL sfcw- - - yJteil MMHHMHW V -- ilrfi J lilm- I I ftf 10 -- If ftjfLiliilL THE BOMBON 1 Wc v 3 o u Wf - ki l iT more to be heard Kest warnt PAGE COILED SPRIG The largest annual pension is P5r begun of the gang jmignt all have been dead f DEAIiER IN Seventeenth YcarEstblisixei188LJ to enjoy life differently and to feel my men tor an me souna zney maqe ana uuu uuc uuu uj U1CU AlluliiJ WIRE FENCE Published Every Tuesday and Friday by splf more respectable The Jove for the we didnt say uothin and so the night 0C Richmond It is a perpetuity from Furniture Window Shades Oil 1 WALTER CHAMP I Cloths Oarpets Mattresses e time of Charles old life begun ter go till I could read ent on BRUCE mILLEK Editors and Owners Etc about it without gitfrn all fired up I The woman tennis champion of At last we had it all ready- and tliought then I wps all right were only waiting for the signal to New Zealand has but one hand and that to Undertake Special attention THE BEST KING aere part of the blow it up and then money enough td fe theleft one J but she can serve a balr fcttg and Repairing given wrhen You may talk of the pleasure of filling a gag Id belonged to First I knowed make us all rich Taint such as you that is exceedingly difficult to return Paris Ky of it was seem em in the restaurant can realize the excitement and the throne Surprise is expressed in England Main Street - And ruling a nation whose homage is Jpspicioned they werent here for no strain of such a moment To know its that the estate of the late archbishop of shown COLLINS Agents good audit most took my breach away all there ready and then to have to Canterbury is only 230000 His salary MILLER And owning a palace with millions of pelf They knowed me quick enough too wait Its easier walkin over red hot which he had enjoyed for several years And nothing to do but en joying yourself Paris Kentucky and nothin l wouldnt do but Imnst coals Its all right to go on and work was 75000 Tou may envy the few who are doing these This ia a smcoth fence that will turn join em I was the very man they but to stay still and only breathe and things The czar of Eussia is very fond of any kind of stock It is made from the And wish you were born to be one of the wanted I could help em and I was listen gives d man the shivers x pipe Like President Faure of France kings best hard steel drawn specially for b v bound to em Twas the biggest thing Presently Jim caught my arm the emperor is never so happy as when But if you will only look into my door purpose Say I thought I heard voices did smoking ai briarwood which he inTHE TERY BEST Ill show you a king who has happiness theyd undertaken yet the bank¬ HOW IT IS MADE more Theyd come on to examine fche situa- you he whispered finitely prefers to the cigarettes that OLD RELIABLE PROMPT- The large steel wires forming the tion knowing that Mr Durkee the new r men upstairs I waid The he usually smokes in public horizontal bars are first coiled around a When days work is over with wings on my PAYESTG mill owner would make a big payment feeti Sounded dowiihere Haw your pis inch rod thus practically becoming Herman Melville whose stories of T fly to my humble home palace sasweet t soon and the money for it would be tol ready COILED SPRINGS their entire length the south seas Typhee and Omoo And jDause on its threshold a moment to see in the bank here These are securely tied together by 16 I took my pistol and wnt round are being republished was a sailor If there warnt any ¬ The windows illuminedwitlr brightness for cross bars to the rod The cross barf thing else that would be a big haul the vault again carefully and then held whenhe was quite young Then he set me are best quality of annealed wire a haul worth havin and me bein here it up to examine the walls Then I tled down in Massachusetts married a wrapped xhree time And then when I enter my subjects who galyanized decided em shook my head There warnt no way 3aughter of a chief justice and began show horizontal bar around each More love and affection than real kings I do think the devil brought all his we could hear no one bis literary Jif e most prosperously Short St Bet Broadway and Mill ITS ADVANTAGES know friends and relations with him that Its the queerest place I ever was A writer in the Saturday Review de- Being a self regulator it is always All vie with the other in giving me there jExiisrCrTON b night to tempt me I forgot how to in said Jim and by Jove Ill be glad scribes Andrew Lansr as this master ready for business slacks up for 3D A welcome thats royal and joyful to share sleep and just couldnt stay in bed when we are out of it Why dont that of apt entertaining allusion knowl ¬ James Connors - - - Proprietor below as cheerfully as it takes a new My beautiful queen with the prince in her I wonder warnt in tatters by mprnin signal come suppose theres any edge extensive reading chopped fine rio for 90 in the shade gently bnt I -i arms firmly persuades a runaway team to tiitch X swear I hear voices again oth decked for my coming anfl glowing with the devil tuggin at me as he did perhaps but certainly not digesiteid a bull t and tryin ix keep me out of the room with charms Just then come the signal and Jim kind of lawyers knowledge of literary Rates 2 And 250 Per Day reconsider its action An unruly saith cage it is safe as a canary in its Salute me as if I returned from a war where my sleepin children lay begun to apply dynamite buthis hands precedent And nothing further save Though good by was said a few hours thus One hundred good rooms Electric unto the festive hog It makes me creep and perspire all trembled so and his eyes looked so wild only more knowledge and still more lights hot and cold baths barber shop thou go The fierce wind andfar shalt drifting before over jiow to think of it and excited his own wife wouldnU knowledge snow pass by and it heeds them not and Postal telegraph office etc 3kJy brave heir apparent too big to be held Yer see them bank people come know him --Jane Barlow the writer of Irish 21jy96 ly There is no terror in the locomotive ilnd witn a true boys growing ardor im- ¬ over to my place for lunch best part of The money the money he whis tales is described by one who has seen pelled spark The trespasser is not led into Extends me a greeting which barring its the time andthey all knowed my little pered we must have it now temptation and the rail stealers her in her home near Dublin- as tall nolse The hired man and is gone We got out of the way just in time and slight with a shy girlish look and people and the mill people knowed INo king but myself on home coming en- ¬ lagging tramp alike scorn it proffer- ¬ the em too My oldest boy worked in and then out came the door a manner most charmingly unaffected joys J said Jim stock of Fruit and Ornamental ed shade Like the model housewife The inside door quick the mill and theyd been as kind as She has auburn hair blue eyes and a neat IvTy two little princesses modest and sweet when well could be when hes sick but the explosion had made that fall fair skin and at times her face lights FULL Grape Vines Small Fruits and tidy supported it is always Christmas And miniature models of mother complete Asparagus and everything for the Knchantingly slip their soft fingers in mine time theys good to him too and there inside and we could just lift it out up with a merry look and she gives you Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- ¬ POSTS Have the bag ready said Jim as one of those flashes of humor which re ¬ ploy no agents Try us on prices and And lead me so willing right into my warnt a bank officer but had remem THREE POSTS to the 100 FEET shrine bered my little people even o the he leaned forward to haul out the call the sayings of the Economy is not our sole object in y see the difference between those of a great rles of bank notes and silver we peasants of Lisconnel ¬ Seemed like robbing my Then doffing my coat robe and derby hat watchman grower and dealer Catalogue on ap- placing posts for farm fence at the un¬ crown usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart own people somehow Fs bound not could see by the light of the lanterns plication to king I sit to inform on the gang and theys bound To a dinner thats fit for a Farmers say the closer the posts the VACANCIES AT WEST POINT Hands off or you are a dead man H F HILLENMEYER down That may apply t Lexington Ky better the fence 20oct It was a voice that would most have Military Spirit Seems to Be Fallings Ofl And asking a blessing which kings never to rob ther bank but I cursed em in common fences but depending largely do my heart for comin just when I was waked the dead I dropped my bar and Among Americal Youth on its elasticity we prefer the long A banquet I have and an appetite too gettin rid of the old life for good and Jim drew back his hand caught hold of There are more cadets at West Point lawns yards panel For cemeteries me with a grip like iron and we begun to day than ever before yets there are Twas a vyful pies pud- - ail Such cooking all Jiome made v etc they should of course be nearer 13 dings and cakes to go slowly back to the ladder Well judge you know how them to 20 feet Is not objectionable 40 vacancies The adjutant general of Which only a queen like my own ever rooms over the bank was rented to start The combination is all right we the army comments on the falling off makes We have completed and are now So dainty so wholesome so good every- ¬ a new daily paper I made em swear have them now they cant escape us during the past year of the number of building a lot of this fence for Bourbon We were half up the ladder whan we students at civil schools where military thing solemn as my name warnt to appear k EST BBIBIh HHBjI crvrl f armera and you can examine into ita The feast I enjoy is unknown to a king nowhere Id plan it all out and give heard the click click of the lock and as instruction is given by army officers c2 merits for vourself And after the banquet in slippers and em points and be on hand at the last we drew the ladder up after us we detailed for that purpose It ie cur¬ Estimated cheerfully furnished You gown could hear the rasping of the hinges of rent talk in educational circles that but I had to be cautious imay put up the posts and we will build In my easy chair throne X sit cosily down They found out when the money was the iron door there is marked decrease of interest in the fence or we will contract to do the And listen to music and song from my I whole job Ely fly for your lives we re dis uniforms drilling ancLmilitary organi ¬ to be paid and greed on the night be queen If yon are needing any Much sweeter I think than a palace has fore for the robbery I had it all covered said Jim as he went round to zations among students in schools pri fence see us We will save you money seen warn the men and in the darkness and marily devoted to preparing- lads and ana euu ouna you me oeat itsxiuu mauo mapped out for em where and how Respectfully Then after my subjects so loyal with love they was to loosen up the boards of the the wind aud the rain they went away young men for civil life COLLINS MILLER Are sent by the sandman to dreamland flooi in their room above so we could and I aint never seen one of em since On the other hand there is a great Paris Ky above break through and lower ourselves into I heard though as when they found and constantly increasing desire among Itfy queen and her king settle down to the vault when the time come Then there warnt no one there and the bank the people of this country for decorahpme which no mob will de- ¬ yer see wed only have the safe to get people didnt know nothin bout it till tions Buttons and other insignia are Tho Page Wire Fence In Bourbon The quiet of stroy into and the great iron door between the next morning they just believed as worn by half the people one meets Millersburg Ky May 4 93 the bank was haunted sure Affairs of the state never worry us there us and the watchman Not only does this desire show itself as Collins Agents Messrs Miller Do I know what it was judge Jo treason we fear and no dangers we dare ¬ Everything was ready and we was an incident of the present political inr Paris Kentucky sweet conWith papers and books and There aint no one else does know thats terest and excitement but every as-¬ pretty sure the money was paid have had the Page we find Gentlemen verse Do not bo deceived by allurfnp advertisements and Do you hear that storm now judge sure Taint much after all Companionship rare of the spirit and mind think you can get the best nido finest finish and sociation no matter for what purpose Woven Wire Fence on my farm for Yer see playin round with my lit- ¬ seems disposed to distinguish itself by HOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE ten years ago to night Twas like that abont eighteen months and am well With a conscience serene I can sleep on my mere eon tle ones I found as I could make em some kind of button medal badge or for ahave pained aBoy from reliable manufacturers pleased with it It has proved to be all dark as Egypt with the rain and wind reputation by honest and square that bed equal is nono in the world that any guard to keep watch on my a perfect hurricane a terrible night hear all kinds of noises anywhere that is claimed for it It turns all kinds Without working mechanical ribbon This is easily noticeable at dealine Thereconstruction durability ofcan In beauty in appearance or has and people cryin and langhin Washington among the hundreds of ex-¬ parts fineness of finish as of stock and is as tight as it was the day the kind of night for any sort of crime as many improvements tne new HQHIg And rise in the morning to lovingly reign The men chuckled to themselves it was put up and has stood some severe It was fun fur them and often done my WRSTE FOR CIRCULARS Oer againlittle home kingdom of dear ones Twas a fortune sure this time and ventriloquizin I believeI yon call it cursions of societies schools perma tests A horse of one of my neighbors it nent organizations and clubs that dnr Tie Hew Home Sewing Machine Co fell across the fence a few months ago H C Dodge in Chicago Sun theyd all be on the way to comfort but that nights the last time Yer see ing the year go there to see the capital On anoe Mass Boston Ham 28 Union Square NY and was not taken off for several hours Chicago Hi St Louis Mo Dallas TExao and safety before day I aint never none of the gang didnt know bout of the nation but when taken off the fence went back SanFuanciscOjCal Atlanta Ga that and I didnt keer ever to have em It would appear from this that the seen em so excited Nothin hadnt BY to its place all right with the exception FOR SALE know it now It saved the bank with- military spirit of our people THE BANK MYSTERY gone wrong and nothin couldnt now of a few staples During the storm of that for a WINN Paris Ky COOK out my informin and thats all I care April 24th a good sized tree was blown We had sentinels stationed round to number of years has induced our young for fence and it down to jfch men to voluntarily snbmit to some U S REVENUE STAMPS WANTED across theAs soon as bent tree was cast Ive come judge to ask if youll let give the alarm but there warnt much the ground Oh no judge the bank dont owe me what of the hardships of military edu- ¬ ice tell you what no one on earth dont¬ danger on a night like that fence went up all right and wai off the Youll take care of the papers cation is growing less as the period BY We had planned so as to have the h othin know but me bout that bank mysas good as ever with the exception of door of the safe ready tQ blow open Thank you Im obliged io yon for lis of peace grows longer while at the T I Green County Clerk Bit Olivet Ky one broken wire and a few staples out tery Yes thank you I will sit down A when the watchman went downstairs to tening too It kind of makes me feel same time fondness for display is in I want lo buy for cash the following U S of place so Revenues either canceled or uncanceled at good on a night like this see to his fires I knowed the time of easier I am well pleased with the fenca lire feels creasing No no thank you I wont atay and the prices annexed when stamps are sent in that I am going to put up more of it Taint often such asT have a chance at night he did so seein him often from take no more of your time But in truth there is a reason beneath good condition Respectfully Dont geit all this for the falling off of interest in Each right away my house across the way through the tliiskiiid of comfort and luxury 5 cents Imperforaie Wm Becrakt 1 Express red 5my tf What do I know about the bank window of the bank but to make sure up I can find my way out military instructionin civil schools The 1 cent Express red part perforate 5 cents cent say judge You pomp and circumstance of war are very 1 cent Playing Cards red imperforate cents Whats iirstery Land sakes judge time we stationed a man where he could give honor and that youme me cents respect And the attractive But our youth have learned 1 6snt Playing cardsredpart perforated cents they opened the bank that day ten the signal at the proper time With the bank land judge 1 cent Proprletaryredpart perforatc10 Q cents twarnt me twas years ago and found the bank vault watchman downstairs and we shut in my wife regular army cent Telegraph red imperforate tuition We are prepared to furnish at rea- ¬ 5 cents and children saved the bank enough under discover of the work of 2 oent Bank Check bluepart perforate 5 cents Mowed up and that vault with solid masonry below broke into and the safe that instructors to 2 cent Certificate blue imperforate sonable prices locust posts by the car a dollar gone I could have told it all us twarnt in the range of possibilities and Im proud of em proud of em preparation is extremely arduous and 2 cent Cert Acute blue full perforatel0 cents load Delivered at your nearest rail-¬ not 2 cent Certincateorangeiuii perioraieiu cents judge Good night Philadelphia restrictive of other paths of pleasure 2centExp ess blue imperforate 5 cents road station The people of Tiverton aint 4one talk- ¬ for human to hear us 10 COLLINS MILLER blue part perforate Twas planned that when we broke Times wondering bout it yet and as 2 cent Express cardsblueimperforate50 cents ing and and entertainment perhaps quite cents 2 cent Playing one of the 10 cents there aintt never been no one livln as through the ceiling me and profitable in the walks of life they are 2 cent Playing cards orange STRIKING A BALANCE 2 cent Proprietary blue imperforate 15 cents others was to go down first with the lan- meant but me could tell what it all destined to follow 2 cent Proprietarybluepartperforate10cents brought sme papers here they terns and tools and get the door ready The Old Colored Man Came Very Nea E PARED The fact long recognized by other 2 cent Prooiietaryorangefull pefrote 15 cents GLDTHES GLEANED I1 Li i J Making a Center Shot i 11 Plaviutr cardsreenimperforateS2 nations is now appearing to us that in a fiont playing cardgreenfuli perrte20 cents sire judge wnere it s an wnuen uowu for Jim Groggan the leader of the gang A government official now in receipt time of peace it is impossible to engage 3 cent Telegraph green imperforate10 cents and I can swear to it if you like I dont to come down and use the dynamite 3 cent cent Playing card violet perforate50 want them never used though unless and to be on hand to take out themoney of the princely salary of 100 ajnonth and retain th einterest of young men still 4 cent Proprietary violetpart perfoatelO cents E have employed a hrst clasa cents and glad to get it has seen better days in their educational experience in that 4 cent Express red imperforate experienced tailor to take charge comes up as would It M as just the night for such a piece 10 cents 5 I die and something 10 cents of our cleaning repairing ana pressing of work and after I had examined to and the time was when he came over to constant unremitting teaching-- ex 6 ceut Playing card red perforate make it best for my family to know 10 cents cent Proprietary perforate Work done on short department though theres thinrrs in it Id ruther see if all was safe knowin the dangers Washington from his ancestral aeres in ercise and above all discipline essential 5 cent Proprietary orange perforateS5 6 are lower than notice Our die than have em know If its all the better than the others we broke Virginia and blew in in a night more to the attainment of even a respectable 10 cent Bill of Ladingblue imperfotelo cents others and we prices your work right will do 10 cent Bill of Ladinerbhiepart pertcl5 cents SO cents same to you judge Id like to tell it to through the Aoor and lowered the lad ¬ money than he gets now in a month standard of military instruction Phil 2 icent Bond imperforate -40 cent Inland Exchangeimperforate7o cents PARIS FUIlSHIfiC AHD TAMING CO get rid of a load and der and thepR we was right in the A Star man met him on the street the adelphia Times you Seems like Id SI 25 50 cent Probate of Will imperforate would be happier and die easier feelin vault Twas well for me Id hit it right other Sunday afternoon just as he 70 cent Foreign exchangegreenimatcJ0 eentr H S STOUT Manager About Spider Webs SI 51 Life Insurance imperforate out to one livin human for my life warnt worth much if any o parted company with an old colored Td spoken it SI 10 a SI Manifest imperforate 24mar tf Rightly considered a spiders web is si Morteace full perforate man and he was smiling Thats my plaoinin failed to work YouMl be glad to listen SI 25 as well as a most beauti- 1 00 Passage Ticket imperforate 1 50 Been hearing some good news from a most curious Tom Doolan in a hurry went down good of you Ilcnowed you was a kind was half way down tbe old folks at home inquired the re ¬ ful thing says an exchange When we 1 90 Foreign Exchange maroon 4 00 man and a jusf one thats why I come first and when I were children the majority of us sup- - C 50 Inland Exchange imperforate 5 00 CO he started back sayin in a hoarse kind porter W W DUDLEY to you No thank you I dont smoke 7 00 posed that the spiders web was pulled 5 00 Probate of Will imperforate Not news exactly was the reply 30 00 imperforate 00 Probate I put all that money away for me wife of whisper 1 50 out of his mouth and that tlhe little in- 2030 Blue aud of Will but an echo from the other days who called mei9 Black 1 t and children BILL POSTERS 2 00 AT A 4 sect had a large reel Of the stuff in his 1 60 Bine aud Black It must have been pleasant to judge iiu uug you ivii said Jim Outside Do you hear that storm 5 cent Black and Green proprietary- - 5 cents stomach and that he could almost- in 6 cent Black and Green proprietary o cents seems like the evil powers was let on Then he saidv and he ran past ine from your smile Green PARIS KY the the ladder sonifc one is down there It wasnt in the abstract but in the stantlv add feet yards or rods tohave 10 cent Black and Green proprietary 3 Sfb proprietary You cant judge bout it here It loose 50centBlacka d facts are that spiders 5 00 X comes kind of muffled like through Twict I heard some one say Go back way tne old cnap presented it it was roll The spinning machine a set oi 5 00 Black and Green proprietary t 15 00 All Kinds of Posting Distributing 00 Black andv Green proprietary rather funny and I was smiling at it a regular Promptly Attended To curtains and it dont shake go back gag those thick lalso wish to buy old canceled him said Jim and me That old fellow lie continued was a tiny tubes at the far end of the body stamps aud stamped envelopes of any postage Well and iliis house like it does some ¬ threads are nothing denominations from 1810 to 1875 for which all and that I of night as makes men and him went down and turned our lan free nigger in the times before the more or lessthe Its this kind prices Address than a white sticky fluid will pay liberal L GJLtEEN Connty Clerk T lmddle together judge and plan howto terns round lookic everywhere but freedom of his race and he was held in which hardens as soon as it comes in Alt Olivet Ky TOWN LOT FOR SALE much respect by all who knew him un ¬ fine things such as the there warnt no one tiere get rich and have Notf Deeds Mortgages stamps can be contact with the air The spider does found onThe above named Notes Receipts Whats the matter with the fool less it was the ornery niggers and the likes of you Ive been through it a11 growled 42Jsll0 foot lot in Williams ad-¬ from 1861 Jim and went back and tried poor white trash He was very poor not really and truly spin but begins Agreements Bank Checks etc Medicines as good n dition well located Will be sold I know Ive felt as if I had a thread by pressing his spinnaret to lo7i also on Proprietary em as anyone and 1 was bound to send him down again but he just and looked to be as old 40 years ago as against some object to which the liquid MflitcliG etc low price on four payments one-at right to in foregoing offer is genuine go so Jim cursed him and T he does now as to have em too I warnt brought up wouldntbegun to get the safe ready he Many times haveso many darkies do sticks He tihen moves away and by eoodefaith and will be earned out tomade let- - fourth cash balance in three equal pay- ¬ the to me given him money to I receive the ments at six twelve - and eighteen instance when 1o no traoe nor nownu mu jair imuus and allow- - tor in every ave mentioned iu I good order Lcare Thb L buy a meal with and I had done the constantly ejecting the fluid and blow up months Address emin to fail I took to the other ucpuaik to harden forms ihis ropes or won XVUlUlCUUC 1UU UilVCIlcounty JULIA VA MUJ News Paris iLy Thats a thing as takes time and same thing when you came up though ins1 it official of Robertson Yes judge I started out in life a T Li Grken County Clerk care judge but we went at it with a he realizes perfectly that my condition derful geometrical nets N Y Jour Thief and a robber I prospered fairly will and never a word It was so still is not greatly better than his except as naJ in a small way and no one didnt catch up you could almost hear your heart beat to immediate income Indians in Massachusetts ivith me for sometime Then I joined a when all of a sudden come a smothered wao oayjLUg iiit occu wiuucu There is one less Indian in Massa in for any tiling Oh but it was cry We stopped in de ol aint like than there was years ago Fascinating It was like drink I and like a womans other Jims work Yerginny it wuzteilin you times inol chusetts census revealing20the presence face at each LJB Ise a the 1S95 couldnt give it up and I couldnt get whitelookedscared and 520 in 1875 Now as then Well hardly Uncle Ezry I replied of 519 ag ainst pjiouffli of it I was in prison and out feeling soriy that I could only spare a Barnstable and Dukes counties contain What was that he said then the old story till I married and two thirds of the slender remnant of a I often hears em on the street like dime bcq un to have little ones Hits ntigbty difernt wid some ob race once numerous and powerful Then Lord knows what helped me that said I That warnt on the street it sound- ¬ us dough sub in de pintments ob de enough at least to be taken into account something did and for the sake of Now auh dars you an mr wife and children I broke loose ed close by said Jim We couldnt Lawd an NOs Ellen an Mas Mas by white men Chicago Inter Ocean Ciaibe John from everything and came here where hearinothin outside in this place The Old Fashioned Man Nonsense said I dont you make suh you all commenced wid lots suh u o one didnt know me to start over But what real objections can you again I had some money and opened a f col of yourself too and spoil all and an now you nain got nuffin suh an have to women riding a wheel Mr Oank tell yon all about the new style Ise been holdin my own suh right Growell Je restaurant just opposite the bank T went to work again ItaHdMa A dMisrii- - beautiful fin- t itfe cm lewr variety low prices superior quality ana nne workmanship of oureoods in I could seehpw hlsi hand trembled along fum dat day to dis you to write lor our j Long as I didjat read the papers I illustrated Uatalogue this limited epaco but we wantpublished To tell the truth I dont mind ad M It contains nSf cogitated the reporter it is Uiri and raPtm et lots best catalogue we everbut you can Abk for Catfree We have about 200This is theiilare got on well but let me see them and 6r awhile and then got steady again ba one ns of moQoy and time atfde4 a fiae liae ef come through the rather amusing to way the old man puts mitting that I object to it mostly be That must ALLIANCE CARRTAflT frt P1n td Jiunc through em for robberies room upstairs have said presently luivbcsaiioweii pncw auwuauauj nw- U1UU out theres nothing very funny in the cause many of them ride better fhau he be it and Id be cravsy for awhile nehingto Enquirer Cincinnati Washington Star the men in it all again- - Seeili bout my old pais Queer though it sounded so close principle involved JTime came though when -- mi - g ettint in Rouble iMdVi make j 1 friodif-r-ferenc- x fltfnothin k TAAWIrft SW Oflll 4litA PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL GEO W DAVIS THE rial k- X t1 mm i 1 n -- - they-cpme- - -- -- W p HINTON Agent 1 Fire Wind and Storm Insurance t T ¬ NON UNION HOTEL REED t -- -- - - - TREES TREES 1896 ccupation A happy-go-luck- 4I r wit ¬ - -- en--j- oy ssiii Sn 1111 v 4 J3 i ¬ -- T-wanted ¬ ¬ it -- ¬ ¬ ¬ -- 1 locust POSTS tc - W ¬ ¬ ¬ vwgr St97 - - x -- -- A J Ki- -- AUG ¬ c ¬ 1- - i -- Suv - If vl -- 7 - va V J K i r - U J THE THE - BOTJKBON NEWS FRIDAY JANUARY 29 1897 - I f H tr r Sii-- f tt r A i if i- - r - v - a ii x 7T tflrpiB4T WmAvlwliLf 1 TTnSSo a BfoEADM AkiNG I N- ZlNJ ia epptTnn nf OR POUtg- SHELTERS - by Pueblo The vicar of a rural paVush who fhad tlfefcountry msvwn riofow diseasesKput tp i i FARMING WORLD than all other Employed5 the Two Houses Wiioh Are Popular iu JEnT Peculiar Process geuier anaimuiueaasbjevY ycai w as sup - incurabie waxed eloquent on the subject of for- - osed sr tyv Atfi Indian Women great many land and AustraUal one cjunaay vyassur- - years doctors pronouncedly a local disease I misKfops PROFIT IN SHEEP During a residence at Zuni the largest The barrel poultry house Pig 1 is CAM BE T local of the Indian pueblosin northwestern prised on entering the village shot and prescribed To cure remedies and by concottagers jn England Advantages Accruing to- f lie farmer Who- largely rused by with local treatment stantly failing owTiwi CUBED New Mexico 1 liave often watched the- durinp- tihe week in be greeted with DrQn0Uncealt incurable Science has proven Possesses a FlJpclc pi 58LS be a constitutional Within the past ten earl sheep haVe lpt of birds says Australasian Anyj mothers and daughters fof tjae tribe at marked coldness by the worthy dame catarrh torequiresconstitiltionaldisease and treatment who kept it Qn peeking to know th therefore Brignts Disease is but advanced Kid- been defended and attacked froni alll cracks oryirjevices should be filled upvj their interesting work ofmaldpg haiwQt ca use by Hails Catarrh Cure manufactured tVin F J ney Disease It is better to curette the good worn an produced a coin nimnr Sr r Theyuse a basis of nnlf VaAn Thin ic uuxums uuving- strong ueienuurs uuu with clay or puffy ThVmside should or papier brad kidney trouble inits incipiency butif VyouibaVe neglected it hesitate no either corn or wheat which is often from a drawer and throwing it down constitutional cure on the market Itis ¬ persistent enemies owing- to the agita- have a good coating of lime in which longer but cure yourself at once 10 drops to a beiore the vicar marked taken internally it tion of the wool question in politics but some carbolic acid has been mixed and j boiled in advance to makeon more ten that holy crown exclaimed in Ithe plate teaspoonful It in doses from on the blqod lit directly acts and put it inudbLthe csvjng put of consideration the ques the outside should be well tarred or der and is then ground and mucous surfaces of the svstem They WITH same primitive style of storie hand milL last Sunday qnd here it is back again in offer one hundred dollars for any case it fion oi wool as asoutce of profit there x WARNERS UUWU AACVk J MJ VUl k n fho-f- ncforJi- iri fUrl IfAYlVn A fftfrvht my shop T knowed well them nig fails to cure SendforJ circulars and testiatreother advantages in Keeping sneej Cheney Co ToGusKe monials Address F gers neverajotj the monoy XX maize on wheat has been once T6und i1 which are admitted by all If a farmer ledo 0 Sold by Drueeists 75c through the hand mill it is passel J HalTs Family Pills aretlie best only sold his sheep at their actual cost Queer Mail poxes eTaine operation at least CFhe neWrural mail delivery in Cum Jhrdugh he would derive a profit There is but u did orice more ito make it still finer jand berland county Mei has brought out Breathless Hunteb I say boyl Yes in sheep except from disease little risk n LUUU1W Knv T ni orH U YiVKit tmiti hvhprp vw MI lUU then it is mixed into a very thin batter some queer mail boxes A hdlf bushel sir JLU How lonsr asp Boy jI think or enemies as they give a profit from water jar fash ¬ basket a big coffee can soaTi vnr s xniee itll be three vears next Christinas Amer in an olla or decorated reveral sources The first advantage ioned from clay fired and painted by boxes and even receptaclesi that have ican Review possessed by the farmer who has a the women pottery makers of the tribe i once held patent medicines are among flock of sheep is the utilization of waste THAT SPIENDID COFFEE who are wonderfully adept in the pot those that gWwie one neighborhood pioducts Sheep wilL consume much Mr Goodman Williams Countyv Jlters art and that of decorationin strik ¬ that other animals wSlhnofc accept and t writes us From onenackare Salzers ing yet tasteful designs ti wilLkeep down weeds thus saving labor A Schoolboy on Momer BARREL POULTRT HOUSE r QnnwMvnle Aarmn nftfp00 RQrTO T If tha flour preparedjfdrl the halving 1Anablelmmaryof the theories as o Yto the farmer who Imslfhis fields over painted When perfectly dry it should m can buy in stores run by wreeds from seeds which are ear He placed onbricks or blocks pf vdqd be of Wheat the bread will bo of a bluislv i iioheautiorshipof ik Odyssey wps f better coffee than I a nound tied by wTinds to his cultivated fields K as to raise it a- few inches from the tint and if of corn whiter While the given toe other day by a British School- - zfccn preparation has been made above the bby who wrote It is said that wriV lV7 Sheep are contented on scanty pasture ground oT rT wood fed flame burningin the fireplace iiigwas not in vented when- Homer preferring the short grass to that which The other sketch Fig 2 represents n Grosses i long and by grazingivery close they a more elaborate house which can be of the stone or concrete house there composedhis poems H must OF THE HI6HEST GRADE 01 has been slowly heating a slabof stone farei hsim Vivoil- r cenissiaiumiuwiibiiuucc Lavj completely destroy the weeds that would made according to the number of birds lntiu VW uw the upper surface of which is smooth otherwise start again A large portion for which it is required The illustraPROMPTLY EXECUTED BY How jt would soften thepush of the doop of their food really costs the farmer tion explains itself and the space un- ¬ and oily by long use in making- haiwe EXCESSJYE EATlaUE lS DAN- - in the thook agents face sometimes if yte could see the little hands that stretch out nothing during the summer and with der the floor is of great advantage as Kneeling before the hot stone when all EROTJ- SA N Kellogg Newspaper Go tbhimfbr bread Rams Horn is ready the Indiam woman dips her Vi shelter from storm they are less liable hand into the jar of water at her side t to disease than other animals If the - The Truth About Kansas1 arid then swiftly sweeps that dripping Fatigue Means a Draught on Ones lambs come early and are sired by pure- ¬ No State in the union has been more slan- We offer to our Customers and The Tracte member over the face of the tablet Reserve Strength bred rams of the mutton breeds they dered than Kansas The western part of leaving a broad veneer of liquid dough the State is astine grazingbountry as the sun generally the most satisfactory work possible will more than pay the cost of the flock ¬ ever shone on and the eastern 200 miles 1 151m which thoroughly bakes in a few secKifil From the Leader Cleveland Ohio of sheep the first year The farmer who Our facilities enable us square raised more coru to the 1S96 in these branches onds Catching the thin edge of the John P Sonnhalter who lives atiKo 58 than any other State in the union acre in only keeps sheep for wool only will continue With If you desire sheet of bread by the fingers of the Melrose Ave Cleveland Ohio is one of a the eastern part of the State raisingcorn abd j to turn out work very rapidly to turn his sheep out and meet with small army who can bear testimony to JDr wheat the State ranks fifth in these cereals other hand she then peels it almost off losses but the one who aims to make a Pills Mr Sonnhalter in We have more churches to release your type on some large job sand the smooth stone by one dexterous jerk Williams Pink life He is married and ishis in this country less illiteracy per capita profit from ali sources provided by the and schools and the prime of it to us for either stereotyping or eleotrdtyp leaving one edge still attached flock will use precautions for safety family is his pride He is strong1 and ath- than any other state Productive smooth Giving another sweep of her now letic and has a splendid physique But like farm land can be bought for from 5 to 640 ing and it will be relumed to you promptly Shelter from the sun in summer and freshly battered palm she joins the two many other men who are similarly fortu per acre Write to R B Drurt Atchison from the storms in winter assist in and in good order separate sheets into one by sliglitly nate in the possession of an excellent con- - Kansas making sheep pay and if they have overlapping the adhering film with the stitution he recently overestimated the Simultaneously with the discovery of WeTnake a specialty of Newspaper Head- ¬ been given something more than the train which it could undergo He is the her first gray hair a woman discovers that fresh application The double operation yardmaster of the Zettelmeyer Coal Compickings of the farm they will be in ings and Guts and have the largest assort- ¬ early POPULAR IN AUSTRALIA of smearing and peeling continues in pany Nds 25 to 31 Commercial St and in it runs in her family to turn gray good condition in the fall to begin the Atchison Globe ment in these lines to be found anywhere in winter A flock can be kept at but lit- ¬ it gives protection from the weather swift succession and by the method that capacity finds it necessary to exercise free and Fits tle expense as sheep will utilize tur ¬ pnd is much appreciated by the birds described there is no break in the long considerable physical strength The use of No fits stoppedfirst days permanently cured the country from which to select use of Dr Klines after a great deal of muscular euergy however nips ensilage fodder hay and be sat- The house should be removed every few strip of bread which falls in ever did not seem to affect him in any manner Great Nerve Restorer Free S3 trial bottle isfied with a small allowance of grain days on to fresh ground It will be lengthening folds by the side of the until last spring Then he discovered to treatise Dit Kline 933 Arch stPhila Pa L N Kellogg Newspaper Co Farmers who will begin with good noted that two important points light panadera as she ivories A Zuni woman hisalarmthat hehadbeenoverexerting himHe began be ti oubled with conges One reason there is so much profit in sheep and use pure bred rams can al ¬ and ventilation have received atten- ¬ takes great pride in her ability to show self mental andtonhvsical prostration re 429 Elm Street Cincinnati O tion chickens is that if properly managed the ways secure a fair profit but the profit tion from the designer of this house the entire baking in one unbroken laxation of the muscular tissues insomnia neighbors provide all the feed for them left in the soil from the droppings is Strong handles placed at each end sheet no matter how long she may con ¬ and other symptoms of the result of overone of the most important items as the would facilitate removal or the house tinue When finished the long bolt of work But the story in his own words is Sick Cows FAS3IVI he tells it in the plain and sheep save the f armer the labor of haul ¬ could readily be fixed on wheels If bread is folded much after the fashion interesting for characteristic of a man who It will tell any farmer how to cure abortion simple manner ing manure and apply the droppings corrugated iron is used for the roof it of the leaves of an uncut magazine and earns his sustenance by the sweat of his slinking Barrenness failure to breed or two to the soil better than he can with his should have a woqden lining as the i3 then tightly rolled that it may not brow and at the same time he pays a glow- retained Bafterbirth free Enclose Vt Salxeis Seeds arc Warranted to Produce M Ltster Lyndonville ing tribute to his inanimate and diminutive stamps most approved appliances Philadel ¬ former is a rapid conductor of heat and dry In this manner it is kept in a state benefactor octAnteliAV JU11U T4n iriiniliw rl ClTauCJLt TlolitSN n uovuusuwi fthe world with a yield of 173 ba of Salzer st of preservation for future use for it phia Record young man May said Mr Sonnhalter ecld It was last I know now remarked the rsilvcr KintrBarley tier aero Dont you believe is seldom baked for immediate con- ¬ that 1 began to notice the effects of my who was sued for breach of promise why lit Just write him In order togain m 1897 The blood wouldrush from Credit Lost 50000 new customers we send on trial DEMAND FOR HORSES sumption This paper bread is not hard work my head 1and almost make my they call it courting AMONG THE POULTRY jlO JOiiLaJi WUJX U WJtt lOci me heart into used for ordinary household purposes faint Ifelt that my strength was on the 112 pkgs of new and rare farm seeds including One Wlio Ought to Know Sajs It Is as The John A Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Keep the quarters dry labove Barley xeosinte triant apurry sndj but is baked when a party of warriors wane and my entire system seemed to be Wis sent a special train load of seed potaUrisk as Ever LYetchiOcwneaV ana otner novelties pos j Do not feed musty grain to the laying or hunters is making ready for a long out of order Strong as Ijvas I would feel toes seed oats grasses and clovers to Texas lltively wortn siuto gos a scare an postpaid Col Ed Butler is authority for the including our greacseea catalog ionoc weak I was nervous and lelt distressed customers leaving La Crosse January 11th hens statement that there are more horses trip into the wilds or when some one is not onlyin body but in mind as well When Largest growers ot iarm seeds ana pota toes mtne worm aa pKgs earnest After a hen passes her third year she departing on an extended journey in St Louis now than there ever have I awoke in the morning 1 dreaded to think vegetable seedsSl catalog tells people should be more natural out Either of the hard days work which was ahead of aliaoouc lcixiamy jnauea 10 Womans Home Companion been in the entire history of the city declines in value in company or less natural when alone fntenQincrDUversHend me My footsteps were not as light and Boiled milk is one of the best remeAccording to his figures there are any ¬ this notice sprightly as formerly ana 1 was altogether with their families Atchison Globe tNr J PICTURESQUE SIENA dies for diarrhoea where from 20 to 30 per cent more now My appetite always strong wretched Most cases of gapes come from feed She Is the Typical Gothic City ol vigorous and healthy before seemed to be is Pleasant Wholesome Speedy for coughs than there were during the palmiest Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar deserting me I could not sleep well and Tuscany days of the horse car or before the bike ing in filthy places Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute SOUTHERN get the rest and recreation Siena like a true daughter of Home was unable to warm weather was at hand I came into use needed The The early hatched chicken is general is throned superbly upon many hills andI was afraid I would break down comIf you are unjust to a friend dont im I am better prepared to know how ly the most profitable IN pletely unless I got better soon 1 was suf- agine that because he says nothing he many horses there are in the city than Hens that moulted late will rarely be but the wolf and the twins wratch over fering you might say from genera debility didnt notice it Atchison Globe a medieval city and the ancient Colo Was tired all over and nearly all the time In the celebrated Coast Country Cheap and on rea any other man living here The reason gin laying before spring nia Julia Senensis holds higher than I knew that something would have to be Pisos Cure is the medicine to break up sonable terms fruit vegetable and field crop farina¬ is that I catch them coming and going Greatproductlon Dircctninrlcetx Diversi A warm feed for breakfast goes a done crops Irorat Travel Mrs other and I shoe them while they are living and long way iu inducing hens to lay now any double Italian town save Florence friendsand soon too do Iortalked with my childrens CoughsWash Colds 8 94 M G fiedXjOuIsandESTFor Isindvia Frisco JLine excurSt rates literature maps take Some ad- Blunt Sprague about what to March full information write sion symbol of church and state vised me to try this or that but I did not the haul them off when they are dead A hen with a frozen comb will not lay THE AMERICAN LAND COMPANY in the middle ages the towers of the heed their suggestions and now I am glad 251df- ST LOTIS 3IO I know that the average citizen be J 303 JSoc Have troughs in which to feed all soft cathedral and of Churches are beginning to understand of it One day I picked up a little pamphlet the public palace - -lives that the advent of the trolley car feed IIP Mm il We have seen the city in many phases or advertisement of Dr Williams Pink their business when the7 serve free lunches and the bicycle dispensed with the use There is no profit in marketing poor Pills 1 told how the medicine cured peoAtchison Globe of horses almost entirely but this is ly fattened and poorly dressed poultry under black clouds with hailstones ple who were suffering from just what aned shining in stormy struggling sunlight me and I decided to buy a box and I did I A slip a sprain lame St Jacobs Oil not the case The bicycle dude and the of any kind SMDKE YBUH MEAT WITH tbey doubt against the sculptures of Ponte Gaia was somewhat init was as to whetherwere cures it all the same trolley car patron never owned horses claimed they were as good as Eggs fully matured fowls will ffiflSP uinm eoMfiFsiioKS The only horses the trolley car knocked not only from better but will produce and the rain streamlets rushing down bi t mv doubt was soon removed Those The inventor of pins did more for the OIKCULAR t MAUSER BRO MIL 7 ON PA hatch its steep streets and we hare seen it set pills fixed me up inside of two months L world than the builder of the pyramids out were the plugs that nobody would stronger chickens so quickly and Rams Horn work like a town in a missalborder against a never saw a medicinewills Almost the first care to own and there were not half as sureJv as those little OP EVUOSCured in lOtoUO Dnv Sn If any considerable number of geese still Hat lue background ot slcy we one l took seemed to benefit me and the Dont inany of them as is generalty supposed are kept it will pay to provide a spe- have seen it from the terraces of the morel took the better I lelt That awfully the cure refuse or excuse St Jacobs Oils Cured DR J LSTEPHENS LEBANON Pnvtlll OiUO Good horses are as hard to get now for bruise Osservanza rising above its walls which NE w DISCOVERY qlraH as they ever were and probably harder cial pasture for them O O S V quick relief and cures worst 1 you put in a crop of wild oats Before If ducks are kept be sure to arrange overhung the intermediate valley and tozenof the pills my sleep was unbroken for the reason that not so many of them cases Send for book of testimonials and Atlanta Ga so that they can be kept away from the from distant southern Monte Oliveto Then my appetite returned and with it remember that you will have to reap what treatment Free DrH H GREENS SONS lO davn are being bred You cant hire a rig came my old time vigor My muscles are you sow Rains Horn its towers of the Mangia and the cathe as strong as ever now ana my iiesuin is at a livery stable any cheaper now than well and the kitchen door JT IS THE BEST YUCATAN On the average farm it is usually dral dwindled to mere pin points We good and the pills did just what they were Cascarets stimulate liver kidneys and you could ten years ago and if you bowels Never sicken weaken or gripe 10c drive out you will find more rigs on best to have only one breed of chickens have strolled through its ilarrow streets advertised to do w at all times and at all seasons have the- streets than there were ten years and give them the run of the farm Sooner or later every great thought will mjuwamspiraftuiftiiii rWLS ipp jgaa to overtax myself But I ever CUHES WHEHt ALL ELSE blinked at the dazzling facade of the often havecondition I was last May ifIll buy make its way around the world Rams A fowl that is properly housed and ec tin the ago The trolley car has killed the Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use in tuna Sold by druggists cared for never gets the roup unless it luomo in the glare of noon and lin- ¬ more of Dr Williams Pink Pills They do Horn market for scrub horses and they are 5 gered in the great campo wben it lay more good than a doctor and I have recomcheaper but a scrub horse is not cheap is in contact with fowls that have it Loxo and short years with rheumatism mended them to my friends white at any figure I have been trying to get Poultry pay best when kept in small We and still in the chill moonlight Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People no time with St Jacobs Oil and a cure have watched the gray bleak hills are a specific for troubles peculiar to feANK E 1641 team for three years and flocks about the farm getting their liv a first class on which the town is pedestaled turned males such as suppressions irregularities Oou idea of a good cook is one who fries WHEN WHITING TO AttVERTISEItS FLU ASS am willing to pay any kind of a price ing from what otherwise would go to They build all forms to freshest tenderest green we have and blood andof weaknessglow of health up oysters in such a way they dont shrink state that you saw the Advertisement in tfcia to for them but I have not been able to waste restore the the paper climbed the slopes of the olive orchards pale and sallow cheeks In men they effect more than half Atchison Globe While the laying hens require grain find what I want I predict that with- ¬ mena radical in the next five years the breeding of they also require something else They and looked through skurrying snow tal worrycure in all cases arising from whatoverwork or excesses of good roadsters is going to become one should not be overfed with one thing flakes at the ramparts rising above us ever nature They are manufactured by the and from every point from without her Dr Williams Iedieiue Company Schenecof the most profitable businesses in the and stinted of others There must be tady N Y and variety to secure the best results St gates and within ner walls from the 50 cents a box or are sold by all druggists at country St Louis Republic six boxes for 250 towers above and the- valley beloWj Louis Eepublic Siena makes one impression only upon COMBINATION HOUSE THE MARKETS us Etruscan town Roman colony as BOYCOTT THE SCRUB A Practical Little Structure for Poultry she was the middle ages set their seal Put a pill in tho pulpit if you want practical Cincinnati Hogs ant Tools It Does Xot Pay to Feed Inferior Stock upon her and she is the typical gothic LIVE STOCK Cattlecommon 2 50 Jan 3 28 00 preaching for the physical man then put the The accompanying engraving shows ot Any Kind 4 40 Select city of Tuscany almost of Italy Serib CALVES butchers good light 3 85 25 5 50 Kair to aAvery practical house for poultry hogs Scrub stock may be a luxury enjojTed ners pill in the pillory if it does not practise what it 2 90 3 15 HOGS Common and tools It is built against a bank by some farmers who refuse or neglect 3 50 3 55 Mixed pickers preaches Theres a whole gospel in Ayers 3 85 3 40 Experiments with tlio Blind Light shippers which gives warm winter quarters in to breed to pure bred sires as a useless 3 15 3 65 SHEEP Uhoice Sugar Coated Pills a gospel of sweetness Wholly unsuccessful experiments LAMBS Good to choice folly only for book farmers and expe¬ 5 00 55 3 60 3 90 family riment stations but we see an excellent with X rays were made upon two blind FLOUR Winter No 2 People used to value their physic and light 88 red Wheat boys recently in the Corbutt laboratory GRAIN 3 red object lesson in the Live Stock Report 85 No as they did their religion by its bitterness 3 Corn No 2 mixed referring to feeding stock in times of near Philadelphia One of the boys has 3 129 ESS Wgfit 18 Oats No 2 The more bitter the dose the better the doctor depression It shows the necessity of been blind since soon after his birth 0 Rye No2 10 75 1100 boycotting the scrub and selecting good though he can distinguish the position HAY -- Prime to choice Weve got over that We take sugar in ours 9 25 Pork of a brilliantly lighted window The PROVISIONS Mesim --grades to feed which was never more 3 75 Lard Prime sto gospel or physic now-a-daIts possible to 9 8 important than now and this should other who lost his sight at the age of BUlTER hoice dairy 22 Prime please and to purge at the same time There drive the scrub stock from the American 13 years cannot do even that The APPLES to choice creamery 1 50 75 Per bbl PRACTICAL COMBINATION HOUSE 15 may be power in a pleasant pill That is the 00 farms and induce farmers who think former when told to open and shut his POTATOES Per bbl NEW YORK read and care for their own prosperity hand in front of the excited tube at first gospel of - the basement for the poultrj and hogs 5 15 4 90 declared that he could make out a FLOUR Winter patent to breed only pure bred or high grade 91 GRA N Wheat Nalnorthn The second story is for a tool shed and stock that will return a fair profit No 2 red for changing shadow but his failure to tell if 84 work shop the latter being in one end the feed given them The Report says wben another persons hand made the COR No 2 mixed 2b 21 OAT Mixed One or more pairs of large doors open Feeders are obliged to invest cau- ¬ same motions proved that he had been PORK New mess 9 00 8 50 in the rear of the building so that tiously If ever there was a time when misled by imagination His companion LARD Western More pill particular in Ayers Curebook ioo pages 4 15 Sent free J C Aycr Co Lowell Mass horse rakes mowing machines etc the feeding of inferior stock should be admitted from the beginning that CHICAGO cau be run in easil3 The open loft avoided it is now and in placing f heir neither the Crookes tube nor the fluoro FLOUR Winter patents 4 60 l 25 SC GRAIN Wheat No 2 red above can be used for storing small cattle in the feed lots we strongly ad- ¬ scope produced the slightest effect upon 73 75j No 2 Chicago spring -- 2 CORN No 2 tools such as rakes hoes forks etc vise feeders to select only such stock his eyes N Y Times 21733 - 15 OATS No 2 Tliis combining of two buildings in one as can be safely depended upon to make 7 83 7 SO PORK Mess Mans Mental Superiority 3 85 serves two desirable purposes it calls good use of the feed given it anil return 3b7 Mrs Hayseed on- a crowded New LARD Steam BALTIMORE a for only one roof to cover bothvand gives fair profits for the time labor and York thoroughfare Sakes alive How 4 50 FLOUR Family 4 85 exceptionally warm quarters for the money expended in fitting it for market 87 GRAIN Wheat No 2 air we goin to git acrost the street 0 25 animals that are housed upon the lower Stock cattle are high in value it is true Corn Mixed 25r 2lJ Mr Hayseed pointing to an elef 24 Oats Mixed iloor Orange Judd Farmer when compared with fat cattle prices vated railroad station Now see here LARD Riined foil 50 16 85 PORK Mess This is because supplies are light Amandy you must stop actinJ as ef you CATTLE First quality 3 93 4 30 3 90 Fowls of any kind should not be con that is good ones But it is usually was never in the city before Cant yon HOGS Western 4 00 in the end to pay well for a good see that bridge N T Weekly INDIANAPOLIS 3ned any more than it is absolutely better S8 GRAIN Wheat No 2 necessary unless they are being fattened article rather than take a poor one be ¬ j Juvenil cPhilosophy 20y Corn No 2 mixed cause it is cheap and even if we are to for market To keep healthy fowls 18 Sieter There you have candy all Oats No 2 mixed have low prices again next year as a re ¬ over your new suit What will mamma need exercise LOUISVILLE fO 3 75 sult of the abundance of feed we con ¬ say 4 00 PiiLJaJllMMLtfJJ L ALL FLOUR Winter latent 91 ¬ 92 GRAIN Wheit No 2 red In order to grow stock to the best ad fidently believe prime cattle will sell at I 25 50 HDHGft1tf 3 Little Brother Well mamma wont Corn Mixed vantage it is very essential to grow prices that will repay the feeder his nRSnTTTTPtfrV flTTJrBfllTFEfln to care anrcaseof constiBation Cascarets ar the Ideal Laxa 20 Oats Mixed let me have any fun vnuuvuu xuui uuqumiiuujj tjrci nerer rip orrripebHt cause easy natural malts Sam- 800 plenty of grass both lor hay and pas money invested end Jleave a fair margin I get em spoiled- - in these clothes till PORK Mesa 5 00 BostonTraveHer 1ARI Steam ipiBSHUBooie6tireeAa axtttiiutuuifljui cu caictso Montreal CaBorrveiTlorK in of profit jujue aAuu - It - -- v I Wa - - Bra gltttS- - - - - m t - - X V AFE - - W ¬ ¬ ¬ t- - K iH l i r JLM4 -- - t LLECTROTYPINl 1 - - -- - J ¬ oWl i the-SfdlG- o- VZ isu5 ITYPING I 1 Bi 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ SEEDS TK7io L ¬ v i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Hlili I - i J -- ¬ I i SSSSnSi i f gylTO ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - weetness and Light G IP I ip -- ri I -- BTH ISBplli ys 1 1 1 ill w Ayers Cathartic Pi lis ill - 1 -- SSnchn cathartic JCUREC0H3fSPATt0H llil jSKhllMll Tnl t -- -- - - v- iif Jr- Vt 4 r - I C f J 1 - 1iVm ai L V V r i cr J jr 7iT J 3 V V i9r N jl 1 i rr CARLISLE rs s w K5 f- t- - fv - i a RT 5 t - J p- - t V 8 THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY JANUARY 29 1897 THE MISTAKE SHE MADE News V 4 at fc v I it M Si ril s s- - W 8fc It T i3 i i - v V ii Ua- if stf IH- l 3 u - --1 V H V R ft A From Nicholas County Ballroad Travelers Who at Last Under- Precincts stood Each Other OP meets at the usual hour City Council She sat by the car window gazing Monday night out upon the unrolling scenery and pos Circuit Court convenes Monday with sibly dreaming of home and things like i that a good sized docket About six feet away from her across Born To the wife of Gano Stone the aisle was an empty seat which at near Moorefield on the Thursdav last Bourbon Circuit Court the next station was filled by a man a son with a sample case He was 50 years of I S Crouchs Assignee Plaintiff A B Campbell says that thieves have age or thereabout and was quite as dap- vs been stealing corn and meat in his I S Crouch etc Defendants per looking as if he were 30 and still neighborhood the knight to please every fair dame By virtue of a judgment of the Bour ¬ The hop given by Miss Icie Marion who set her soft eyes upon him bon Circuit Court made and entered in near town on Monday night last was The lady was young and pretty with the above styled cause on the 3d day of quite a success and enjoyed by all who perhaps a shade too much display in her July 1896 and the supplemental judg¬ ed Mercury ment made and entered in the same attend makeup but still one could hardly say Presbyterian that for all is not gold that glitters in The meeting in the causQ on the 19th day of December It such cases or words to that effect 1896 1 will sell publicly at the Court ¬ Church closed last Friday night was a meeting of great spiritual good house door in Paris Kentucky on When the man had sat down in the to the church and eight persons were vacant seat and composed himself for MONDAY FEBMARY 1ST 1897 received on professing faith the journey before him he began to look At the residence of G W about to familiarize himself with his Married about the hour of 12 oclock noon the Kookendoffer the brides grandfather environments and in the course of his following described lands belonging to near Bramblett on the 27th inst Mr visnal wanderings his eyes fell upon the the assigned estate of the late I S Alfred B McLean of Bath county and young lady He gave a slight start as Miss Carrie H Kookendoffer Crxrach to wit people do when they think they see A tract of 300 acres lying on the Major J Embry Allen of Lexington somebody they know and looked again waters of Plum Lick creek in Bourbon was here last Friday night for the pur- ¬ The lady wasnt looking of course County Kentucky and situated on pose of inspecting Company D of the Plum Lick pike near the Montgomery 2nd Begiment K S G and to hold an Bnt she wasnt asleep county line and oeing what is known as lection for Captain The election re- ¬ Not in the slightest the Home Farm of the late I S sulted in the selection of Edward W After a minute or two or three or Crouch and which is fully described by four of hesitating investigation the trav ¬ Mercury metes and bounds as tract No 1 in the Hamm eling man for it was he arose and very The Nicholas County Board of Super- ¬ politely and deferentially approached judgment made and enteredin the aboye styled cause on July 3d 1896 and f nl visors adjourned last Saturday after the young lady lydescribed in the petition herein to having increased the total assessment of It was done as if be had been practic ¬ winch said petition and said judgment property 66190 making the total reference is made for a full description county assessment 4442515 fbr 1897 a ing that sort of thing ever since he had of said land by metes anu bounds or so loss of 164697 from last year The picked up the first sample case Either mush of said land as may be necessary Board consisted of E P Thomason J that or he was to the manner born to satisfy the debt and interest of Sallie B Bo wen W G Irvin John J Sparks I beg your pardon he said as she amount- ¬ and E D Baxter with County Clerk turned from the window to meet him Y Henderson guardian etc ing on the day of sale to 1302881 and Campbell aa Secretary with a half startled fawnlike move- ¬ her costs amounting to 17235 The home near Moorefield ment not altogether unusual on such Died At portion of said land which may be sold on Saturday her Mrs Sarah occasions you Miss Morton of night to pay said debt interest and costs will Caldwell relict of thelast Milton Cald- ¬ Philadelphia arent late be sold free of any dower claim in favor well aged 64 years At his home near She gave him a glassy stare with a of Sarah J Crouch the widow of Isaac Myers Station on Tuesday night Mr raw edge on it S Crouch Martin Smedley aged 80 years He You dont look like a man she re- ¬ Also at the same time and place I was the father of Walker and John will sell a tract of 231 acres 1 rood and Smedlev of this citv and county At plied with an insolent air who would 34 poles of land less that portion there 1 his home in this city on Tuesday after try to work as old a racket as that on of lying in Montgomery County Ken noon Jan 26th of pyaemia Peyton S me Do I look so green as that tucky and being about 60 or 65 acres Adair aged 79 yt ars It was now his turn to gaze at her in sold under an execution in heretofore startled wonder favor of Geo W Bramblett The entire Oh thats all right she laughed tract is described by metes and bounds moving overdo make room beside her as follows and Ill forgive you You know I am Beginning at the stone letter F on the not Miss Morton of Philadelphia or any- ¬ plot corner to L H Reynolds thence N W MILLER has received where else and so do I know it But 4375 W 6430 poles to a stone at 35 cor- ¬ OSCARexclusive agency for this and sit down ner to same thence N 33 W 6770 poles adjoining counties for the sale of soon have aIm lonesome and Id just as pleasant little talk with you to a stone at 36 corner to W S Richart Bryans new book entitled The First as not Im to meet mamma at the sta ¬ thence N 54 W 182 poles to a stone at Battle It is written in Mr Bryans Hedges line thence S 34 W best style clear concise and logical tion where we take dinner 3150 in Jas 132 poles to a stone at 32 corner to Kel His inspiring language full of keen I beg your pardon said the travel- ley Moore thence S 52 E 115 poles to a satire and brilliant rhetoric will charm ting man backing away 1 am sure if stone in J H Marks Hue corner to J interest and instruct not only those who you are not Miss Morton I have no de- ¬ H Wilson heirs at 34 thence N 35 E 8 were his most devoted followers but sire whatever to talk with you poles to a stone buckeye tree corner to also his most ardent opponents The Then he went back to his place and said Marks thence N 5725 E 107 70 poles books contains about 600 pages printed the flip young woman was rather in ¬ to the beginning There is also to be ex- ¬ from large clear type with 32 full page there was at cepted from this tract of land the por-¬ illustration a magnificent colored clined to the opinion one man on the road who could be tion thereof allotted to Sarah J Crouch presentation plate and an autograph least for dower which is described as follows preface handsomely bound in cloth mistaken honestly All of which occurred between Wash ¬ Beginning at a stone corner to Kelly half morocco or fall morocco at 175 Moore and running therefrom with his 225 and 275 each Mail orders will ington and New York within the last Address two weeks Washington Star line S 50 E 115 poles to a stone thence receive prompt attention Wilsons line S 51 E 84 poles to Oscar W Miller Hutchison Kv wth the middle of the Plum Lick Turnpike BILLING WOLVES thence N 29 E 52 96 poles the middle of same thence N 48 W 8920 poles to a Some of the Methods Used to Get Kid of stone thence N 44 E 2212 poles to a the Pests OF stone thence N 44 E 108 40 poles to a Whole families of the animals are stone in Dalzells line thence S 35 W sometimes asphyxiated in their dens 8628 poles to the beginning containing A wolf of the gray variety generally p Go Land 85 acres The said 85 acres so allotted makes its home by getting on the side to Sarah J Crouch as dower will then of a dirt gulchand burrowing straight be sold subject to said right of dower in AND inward until a safe distance from the favor of said Sarah J Crouch There is also to be excepted from said 37 MULES FARM 11PLHFSTSC surface is reached There her young are born and raised to sturdy cub estate 231 acres 1 rood and 34 poles a tract of 18 acres 2 rods and 16 poles which is When a cowboy locates a den in described as follows which he believes the entire family to I will sell at public auction on the be gathered a composite mass of cotton Beginning at 1 designated as the upper corner in a corn field thence N premises 3 miles North of Paris be- - saturated with damp flour sulphur and 69 W 36 poles to 2 a stake in the old ginning at ten oclock a in on oter noxious smelling substances is Daniel Bradley line thence S 3 W 3488 thrust into the den and set on fire The poles to a locust stnmp thence S 59 E TUESDAY FEBRUARY 1897 mouth of the hole is then filled with 77i W thence N 7 E 4932 poles thence im- ¬ clay tamped down N69J W 3868 poles to the beginning the oUowing land 8took etc i ae8cribed prisoned wolves aresolidly and the speedily suffocated nuivu amy xoou ucoviiucu uuiiiuu Ul below In this way from 6 to 10 and within said land has been adjudged to belong to A tract of good land containing 168 11 wolves young and old are wiped W B Crouch Lex- ¬ acres situated on the Maysville Also at thesame time and place I ington turnpike Zh miles North of Paris out at one stroke Another effective method is to bore will sell a tract of 76 1 acres lying and between Paris and Millersburg Said situate in Bourbon county Kentucky land has every improvement consisting four or more holes in a flat piece of -- described on the plot in the action of of an eight room house with bath room board and plug them up with beef fat Bradley vs Crouch as follows hot and cold water carriage house soaked in strychnine The odor of the two large fat attracts any wolves that may be in smoke house Beginning at a stake at figure 1 on ice house the above plot designated as the upper barns one for tobacco other for stock the vicinity and they lick the fat vora- ¬ corner of the cornfield thence N 69 50 a fine peach and apple orchard etc ciously until the leavening of poison Also at same time and place I will does its work upon them and they drop W 3600 poles to 2 a stake in the old Daniel Bradley line thence rubning the sell thirty seven head of mules all fat dead Very often as many as a dozen 10 head broke 21 3 next courses with said line viz S 3 and ready to ship in Spring and 6 wolves are killed off by this process be- ¬ W 34 88 pole3 to a locust stump at 3 head thence N 5375 W 1144 poles to a stone yearlings coming two Also one good fore the fat in the holes is exhausted Strychnine inclosed in capsules is also at 4 thence S 3625 W 9812 poles to a mare mule weanling 9 head horse stock stake at 5 infthe Trimble line thence 4 good Jersey milch cows with young used The capsule is thrust into a slit cut in a chunk of beef and the wolf witb Trimbles line so as to strike the calves Spring wagon of the cornfield that Hiram has fence bolting the meat whole falls an easy 2 break carts had in cultivation S 54 E 95 poles to 6 victim Steel traps baited with raw 3 buggies thence a straight line to strike the bars beef are also tried with fair success 1 sleigh below the house N 3250 105 poles to 7 Denver Republican 2 two horse wagons thence with the face around the corner Gears for ten head of mules of th cnrnfiold from where we started N Heading Women Organize 2 breaking plows 7 E 4932 poles to 8 thence 6950 W The women voters of Reading Pa 3 new cultivators 38 68 poles to the beginning containing met recently at the home of Mrs Wil- ¬ Tobacco sticks 76J acres of land less an undivided And numerous other useful farming liam Carter Woburn street and formed eight 8 acres belonging to John Brad an organization Mrs S G B Pearson ley leaving che quantity of land to be implements sell the mules was chosen temporary chairman Offi- ¬ Terms of Sale I will sold by the undersigned Master Com ¬ missioner in the above boundary 68 J in pairs on time with good and ap cers for the ensuing year were balloted proved security Terms for other prop- - for and the following were elected Mrs acres Said land will be sod to nav the debts George Bosson permanent chairman - of the late I S Crovh anj the costs of D CLAY Mrs Warren E Eaton clerk Mrs S S this suit Said sji6 will be upon a oof-D-n Pcorann facnr vHouu mihouhii juqbwuv A T Forsyth Auctioneer - credit of six eightepn twelve and then nominated Mrs Ellen M Banoroft months for eqr al parts 0f the purchase for member of the schoql committee RAZLIiOAD TIME CATCD monev for w ac the purchaser or por- and recommended that Mrs Gertrude chasers wnl to ex ¬ rPqUired Hussey be nominated as a trustee of the NRR L ecute bpild8 with good surety to public library Mrs Warren Eaton was be aprr0ved by the undersigned ARRIVAL OF TRAINS chosen a committee of one to confer Haste r Commissioner payable to bim--- self aTjfl faring interest from date until From Cincinnati 1116 a m 530 p with the proper authorities in regard to mt 1015 p m V navmg a woman on the board of over- ¬ d at the rate of six per cent per an of a From Lexington 439 a m 740 a ni seers of the poor In conclusion the so- ¬ am having the force and effect 339 p m 622 p m judgment recommend that every From Richmond 43D a m 743 a m ciety earnestly qualified woman in town totote should This Jan 15 1897 333 p m cast her vote at the coining From Maysville 7 45 a m 330 p m register and EMMETT M DICKSON town election DEPARTURE OP TRAINS MCBCO A ConfusiI JnrTare To Cincinnati 445 a m 752 a m u bnd a habit An Enclish lav 347 p m Lexington 752 a m 1127 a m of dropping his h v - ue 1nv prose To C Lswrauce a cnting before Mr 540 p m 1021 p m AND LOT AND BLACK ¬ To Richmond 1125 a m537 p m HOUSE man for stciJingftihtr things 1025 p m a halter CoYstani osimily he To Mavsville 750 a m 630 i III juter spoke of SHOP FOR SALE T Ktlnnr or SMITH F B Cark V4ent V ti cierk so of this tin judr or as lze aim Vm Is DESIRE to sell mv house anl lot Kentucky Midland JwkRon--Till- e thilord erf with blacksmith shop at Ibp jt tff wf f the will sell for half cash b il Arrive 830a m 528 pui Tty I VLeave i Avdi Im ancs in twelve months For fnrther Arrive 955 a m550 p m ngers Freierht carries on address or call Darticnlars tray PJK 425 p m leaves 435 p m BENJ F SHAHON MUtr Called MASTERS SALE 3 iStrLcL T TWIN BROTHERS id GREAT BARGAIN DAYS IN -- i CLOTHING OVERCOATS SUITS PANTS HATS AND CAPS SHIRTS UNDERWEAR BOOTS SHOES ETC V V- S V pie r - SVi tI - nLta - i 4S MSi A4 jv i Ti The First Battle -- I3XT- - tat Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods Cottons Calico Flannels Skirts Underwear Gloves Shoes Rubbers Etc 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 BOURBpNS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY v PUBLIC SALE oi Mi Assignees Sale OF BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM LH y Landman HJDf IKE Bourbon Circuit Court J H Lettons Assignee vs U TOLEDO AIL DETROIT Points in Michigan Of To 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station TUESDAY month FEB 9TH 1897 returning every second Tuesday in each J H Letton et al Acting under the orders of the Bour ¬ bon Circuit Court the undersigned as assignee of J fl Letton will on THURSDAY FEBRUARY 4 1897 sell at public outcry the following de- - scribed real estate -- -- Willljettons Beginning at three-year-o- ld ¬ line and running therefrom with said Becrafts line S88i E 11788 P to B a post in the West margin of Youngs Mill turnpike thenca along the same side of said turnpike S 3 W 12080 poles to A a point in the North margin of the Paris Jackstown turnpike thence along the same side of said turnpike N 86f W Cincinnati O 12460 P to D a corner to John Will Lettons heirs thence N Q E 11728 P to the beginning Beginning in the mid- ¬ dle of the Youngs Mill turnpike at E a corner to Mrs J H Letton and running therefrom with her lines S 87 E 9980 P to F a loenst stump corner to the same The first of American Newspa- ¬ thence S 84 E 5892 P to G a stake corner to the same thence S 24 E 76100 pers CHAS A DANA Editor of a pole to H a walnut tree corn r to the same and J W Letton thence with The American Constitution the said J W Lettons line N 2 E 10464 P to I a corner to Henry S Letton thence American Idea the American with his line N 881 W 157 44 P to J the middle of said turnpike thence S 4 W Spirit These first last and all a stone corner to John heirs in Chas Becrafts C Optician La n d m a n has been visiting this city regularly for over Avoiding The Tunnel five vears and has ad justed glasses to the eyes of the best people Wagner Sleeping Cars of Paris and Bourbon County and has proven himself competent thorough reliable and honest Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping You can get Landmans glasses from Cars Private Compartment Cars Clark Clays drugstore between his Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars visits and when he makes his regular visit he will examine your eyes thorough- ¬ Be sure your tickets read via BIG ly and make any change necessary to FOUR give satisfaction Examination free References Drs W J Fithian E O 3IcCORMlCK Bowen and C Eads Buck Fithian Passenger Traffic Mgr D Cram of Paris D JB MARTIN Gen Pass Tkt Agt ST LOUIS BOSTON fiW NEW YORK ¬ Weekly Cincinnati THE SUN Commercial Tribune ONLY SOc A Year COMMERCIAIi TRIBUNE CO Cincinnati O QQ I i r tu f i This valuable tract of farming land is located on the Jackstown turnpike flhont five miles from Millersburg and is known as one of the most productive farms in Bourbon County All of the fencing is in good condition and the improvements are first class m eyery particular It nas on u a comparatively new two story frame house a fine stock barn and all necessary out buildings This farm is divided into two tracts one of 90 and the other of 98 acres the 90 acre tract containing l he improve ments It will be offered first in sep arfltft tracts and then as a whole the assignee reserving the right to accept either bid Terms of sale Six twelve and Purchaser or twenty four months will be required to execute purchasers bonds with approved surety or the pur ¬ chaser may pay cash at his option In default of any of the bonds the subsequent bonds will fall due and he pay- ¬ c P r fho ViocriTTniTlor the time forever Daily by mail - Daily Sunday by mail 6 a year 8 a year The Sunday Sun is the greatest Sunday Newspaper m the world 3 a year Price 5c a copy By mail Address THE SUN New JYork WILBUR R SMITH c a SE AND UNO DAUGHERTY XLeierenue ¬ i - SIN PU1TEH Paris Ky OEWHHTIfl - able Sale will bein promptly at 11 oclock a in solar tim 434 Main St ALSO DEALER IN l L M GREENE Assignee of r I J H Letton - Harmon Stitt Attorney Paints Oil Varnishes Brushes Artists Ma ¬ terials Window Glass Eic glasspaints painting and decorating Estimates successful graduates ln eluding 100 in Hanks Award of Medal and Diploma at World 3 Exposition for Book keepinir etc A Thorough ffnftuential snd Honored College Hundreds of students ia sittendanc the past year from 20 r tates Business Course consists of Boofc Trccpi7 Business Arithmetic Ponmanshin rc- - merei 1 Liaw juercuanuisin uasKingr Sinc Manufacturing Lectures iaar Mercantile Corresiioptfcnco etc Cost of Full KcsricsWj Cr 3hn 7 Tuition Stationery and Tocu about 80 O Shorthand TPycv are specialties rooms and can bs t nes3 Course Hoecial departmSiifiataons T liferent depart- - LEXINGTON PRESIDENT KY pt V - i 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky WH QoX F P BNT lOo jons Liver PHI reniov onic Pellst tones up t uned form a Perfect 1 relV i Eremion ollejje is not1 to o uv itshas v man I- - 1ed itsunv Kii - proaijay furnished for vueason Tor t- c cirCuV -Y- - tUBm I ew tssafetfife- -v - j - k h sj ri 3t ji4xm IMPERFECT IN ORIGINAL t a- - - M LJ3 - M Seyl

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