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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. y t JBri I- - - K J i TH E BOURBON 4- N EW S Established t CHAMP Q MILLER Editors and Owners - PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY FEB i 1881 SEVENTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY FEBRUARY 2 1897 NO 10 it-- BROWER SCOTT b FRAZEE M1LLERSBURG STOCK AND TURF NEWS Carpets Furniture Wall Papers Draperies Special Sale of Pictures Beginning Monday January 18 we will place on sale about 200 choice pictures marked down to less than one- mt ot tormer prices Latest subjects Artistic frames This is a rare opportunity for hotels restaurants and private families to obtain beautiful pictures at low prices Marked in plain figures See our display In And About The Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc Burs Tmrf Notes Miss lea Collier has been quite ill fop Sister Mary che jace mare formerly the past ten days owned by Jdartin Doyle of this city H H Hunt and family will more to will be bred to imp Watercress Akron Ohio next week Ornament is nov the favorite at 4 to Rev Danl Robertson is still confined 1 in the Winter book on the Kentucky to his room with rheumatism Derby Dr Catlettand Typhoon II are Miss Lelia McClintock left Monday to the second choices at 6 to 1 attend College at Oxford Ohio J W Thomas Jr ot this city sold at Miss Willie Bowden of Paris was Cincinnati last week eight hhds of to ¬ guest of relatives here Sunday bacco at an average of 1050 W T McCMntock Mclntyre took forty Orerbey sold two hhds at 9 and 10 head of cattle to Paris yesterday Pi ominent breeders of the Bluegrass Mr Kirby Denton of Ruddlei Mills was here Saturday to visit hi daugh- ¬ have decided to hold a sale of Kentucky ter Miss Jessie Snyder of Louisville is the guest of Miss Gertrude Yager near Miss Elma Pope returned last week News Notei Gathered HERES YOUR CHANCE I I - r - We rlr c t reduce our stock because we are going to move to a different 5tore room We have marked down prices in order to sell quickly all our surplus stock We can give you some choice bar- ¬ gains now Come quick Everything low Neckties Hats Shirts Collars Cuffs Handkerchiefs everything is offered for less money than ever before si town Brower Scott Corner Main and Broadway Frazee Lexington from a visit with friends at Bridgeport Ala Mr Chas Darnell returned Saturday from an extended trip in Southern Ken ¬ tucky The protracted meeting at the Metho ¬ Ky dist Church will continne through this week 1896 yearlings at New York June 7 and 8 un ¬ der the management of the American Horse Exchange William Tarr owner of Aimee Good- ¬ win and others will have a full brother to that good old gray horse Pittsburg on the turf the coming season The colt has not yet been named He is a full gray by Springbok Jennie V and is entered in a number of the spring stakes at Latonia two-year-old j Paris FornisliingaodTailorlD g Co H S STOUT Manager Wm There were only sixteen burials in the Millersburg cemetery during the vear The Fruit Not Killed Hukill Jr Cutter PRIDE OF PARIS The Best ii The Whitest Purest and 36 ti W FLOU PARIS MILLING CO Ask Your Grocer For It to 8J cents Mr Ed Martin formerly of this place is quite ill at St Joseph Hospital at L xington Sheriff E T Beeding and family of Paris were guests of relatives here Sunday Born On Saturday to the wife of Chas B Layson nee Nannie Vimont a daughter There have been a number of tobacco sales here this week at prices from 2 Take No Other v IB aBvfe-- EVERY SACK GUARANTEED ffSSend for drmlr jy Beeding House Miss Pearl Barnes of Mt Sterling is the guest of Misses Mabel and Daisy The only safe sure and Ball near town reliable Female PUjTj Most of the ice houses in this place ever offered to Ladies have been filled with ice from three especially recommend ¬ to five incues thick ed to married Ladies Ask for DE MOTTS PHWrYEOYAI BTTTS and take no nth or Miss Mvra Bell Moore eruest of Mrar sat in the per Tbox Mrs John Connell of Paris was the guest of her parents from Saturday un- ¬ til Monday Rev Towles of the Georgetown Col- ¬ lege preached at the Baptist Church Sunday night Miss Julia Stitt of Covington is the guest of the Misses Beeding at the ENNYROYAL PILLS JRrIce 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 EMlV b and Shreveport Through Tourist Sleepers to Los Angeles and San Francisco Choice of Routes to Texas Mexico and California jMfflwP frozen tissues via New Orleans or via Shreveport 4 4 Short Line from the Blue Grass Cities to Cincinnati The Midland Sale Confirmed t Free Parlor with every accommodation to patrons The sale of the Kentucky Midland Cars Lexington to Cincinnati Cfe Parlor and Observa- ¬ Railroad for 150000 which was made tion Cars between Cincinnati Lexington and the first Monday in January was con- ¬ Chattanooga j firmed Saturday says a special from W C Elnearaon Cha8WZellf Frankfort byjSpecial Judge Major who Div Passr Agt Cindnnati 0 O P A Cincinnati O - the reliable nurseryman of Lexington writes as follows to the Lexington Gazette I know every fruit grower in the State is much interested in the effect of the severe cold of the25th 26th and 27th The thermometers here ranged from three to six degrees below but not a thing is frozen The warm weather of November had sharply advanced peach cherry and plum buds and while these can resist some twelve or fifteen degrees below zero the cold of Wednesday morn ¬ ing was just about the measure of their endurance and would likely have been fatal to them had the twigs not been very considerably covered with hoar frost which is always a protection to -- H F Hillenmeyer rue V ueen Crescent 0 - j 5Q MOTTS CHTCMICAL CO - Cleveland XHST fJbhnngelsretufn tne last oi the week i00 6JxKxe tor iFor Sale By W T Brooks 6ncetakesfllto1b mh i r-- catoThe vt j - creditors will at in i Druggist t sna itonay be extenaec l into tne Eastern V ir Mir mill irrwi m r f- - i- - - - s t- - dBBb iaSBBifflBMBMWHBEi -- - ASSIGNEES NOTICE Smedley are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by ALL persons having claims assigned estate of against J G- - torney Harmon Stitt A SMEDLEY 27novtf H law to the undersigned or their B D SMEDLEY A at- ¬ J sg18 mill W1 juv AAj0 Uc- OJI FINE TAR - v Vfe ASSIGNEES NOTICE are requested to present them at once 3I0N ALL persons having claims assigned estate of A Stitt J against Ball properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or his attorney Har 27nov tf Upon Kvery and wrapper of the genuine Dr Bells Is printed the above design It is both trade mark and guarantee a warrant that the medi- ¬ cine contained in the bottle will cure coughs colds and all lung throat and chest troubles more quickly and effectually than any other remedy Pine-Tar-Honey PERRY JEFFERSON Bottle brother Mr Robt Mclntyre Rev Fencetermacher T D Judy and Mrs Ed Ingels attended the funeral of Wm Spencer at Carlisle Saturday Mrs Anna Stirman Perin of Millers Station has entered the Nurses Train- ¬ ing School at the Louisville Hospital Strayed Sunday from my place a bay horse mule small speck in one eye about eight years old freshly roached 15 1 hands high Jas A Butler T A and Banks Vimont have opbned a saloon on Main Street in the Morford room It has been over eight years since Miss Dannie Jones of Mt Sterling guest of Miss Katie Miller near town returned home Friday Mrs Belle Armstrong went to Lex- ¬ ington Friday to visit her sisters Mrs Harrison and Mrs Bean Mrs Laura Hamilton and two children of Myers are guests of her Kentucky coal fields Conductor W Ef Kirby Maysville branch of the L has been ill with the grippe at the Phoenix Hotel resumed his run yester- ¬ day morning of the N who -- - t1if4 -- at t rV r formerly of this city is now editor of the Louisville Com ¬ mercial and is a prospective candidate for the Legislature from one of the Louisville assembly districts His friends in this city will watch his career with interest D Elliott Kelly y -- J burg a licensed saloon was run in Millers- ¬ Assignee ASSIGNEES NOTICE rent are requested to present them at Harmon Stitt 27nov tf once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or hisattorney ALL persons having claims Hagainst assigned estate of M Cur ¬ H C CURRENT Assignee IF Kiiv r ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL persons having claims R assigned estate of I 27nov the undersigned Best are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to against tf HARMON STITT Assignee ASSIGNEES NOTICE persons having claims against ALL assigned estate of James H Letton are requested to present them at nee properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or his attorney Harmon Stitt 27nov tf L M GREEN Assignee ffflffl ALL SO HOTICE signed or their attorneys r Harmon Stitt G J D ALLEN PEED J nov 3mo persons having claims against assigned estate of J J Peed requested to present them at once are verified as required by law to the under ¬ J Q Ward -- - Dr H C Burroughs has opened his That hacking cough is undermining dental parlors over Phillips drug store your constitution sapping and is fully prepared to do all kinds of your work in his line at reasonable strength Dr Bells Pine Tarr Honey will cure it This is one of the most prices 2t remedies of modern times Coal Having bought the coal busi¬ valuablecolds and bronchial troubles for coughs ness of Frank Vimont I am agent for the famous Woolridge Coal Orders left at my store will receive prompt atten11 III I II I III II J 14 1 HUTU II III I III J A Butler Agent tion -T- ar-Honey See advertisement in another column Did you Ever Think of W J Bryans new book The First What a risk you are taking this kind Send your order to Oscar of weather by wearing those old worn Battle Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour- ¬ out shoes Get a new pair Our bon county tf prices are low now We want to sell Is sold by all druggists or sent upon receipt A number of citizens in this precinct them oi price zoc wc ana i per Dottie py CLAY RION are financially interested in the various The E E Sutherland Xedlelne Co Padneah Ky Knoxville Tenn Loan Associations several of which have recently gone into the hands of receivers Rev J G- Anderson and family will leave to day for their new home at Tampa Fla He preached his farewell ALL persons having claims against assigned estate of Joshua sermon Sunday morning Rev Wm will please prove the same ac- ¬ Britt Dr C Pope and Rev Fenceter- ¬ Barton to law and leave them cording macher took part in the services with the undersigned or at the office of Stitt Paris Ky In Police Court Saturday five persons Harmon knowing themselves indebted to Those were fined twenty dollars each for the estate will please settle promptly shooting craps and one was held to Cir and avoid suit cuit Court charged with keeping a J M VIMONT are not so well known as some other gambling house and one was fined ten Assignee Joshua Barton pianos because they have not been dollars for discharging fire arms within 15nov tf Millersburg Ky extensively advertised For this same the city limits reason they are Mr M V Shaw of Shawhan will take Mr J R Earls place to day at DESIRABLE RESIDENCE L N depot Mr Earl will go to Falmouth He will not move his family IN EAST PARIS They are most suitable for the homes at present Mr Earl has made many of the people We carry a complete friends while here who regret his re- ¬ or For Sale I stock of uprights and they are well moval and all wish to thank hint for his For polite and obliging manners while in worthy of inspection Catalogues of this place home place in East Paris Ky Smith Barnes Pianos sent on request containing about fourteen acres W We are sole representatives for the C Mclntyre brother of G A substantial well improved brick W Mclntyre of this place died house eight rooms and kitchen also Steinway Pianos Sunday the 24th at Battle Creek brick servants house two good cisterns Mich and was buried at Carlisle Wed ¬ large stable with ten box stalls Co nesday Mr C W Howard and wife Possession given about 15th or 20 th of Misses Mattie and Annette Mclntyre November 1896 121 and 123 West Fourth Street Misses Fannie and Lelia Beeding anjd Address me at 97 East Main street Mrs Stiles Stirman all of this place Lexington Ky V CINCINNATI O attended the burial tf McMillan will give readings in Chicago Milwaukee and other cities in that section this month Mr Fox ap- ¬ pears with James Whitcomb Riley the Hoosier poet and Lillian Bell author of The Love Affairs of An Old Maid and The Under Side of Things John Fox Jr A Few Words To My Patrons A DR BELLS Pine ¬ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 jffi - NOTICE Smith Barnes Pianos Not High Priced Christmas has come and gone and I have my friends and patrons to thank for the best Christmas business I have eyer done The best goods low prices and attractive designs did the work For the coming year you may expect to see my establishment filled with the best the mar ¬ ket sup plies My¬ prices will always con form with the quality of the goods shown and taking quality for quality my quotations will be as low as the lowest J T HINTON At 7f J- j - 0 l wy f T 7--- v sent MY X- - Ernest Urchs A jt K o f I - t VT Q- - - - I n THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY FEBRUARY 2 1897 i -- I s - af AEBITEATOES Justices Brewer and Fuller Selectee n Behalf of Venezeula Formal Signing 0f the Treaty Has Not Tv Ben Done The President Approves Several Bills Cadets Appointed to the Military Academy TAINROBBED c The Bandits Shatter the Xxpre Cat With Dynamite The Safe Was Blown Open an the Bobbers Secured Bat S20 San JFbancisco Jan 30 The postal SEVEN PEOPLE BUKNED 1 v j t- er Washington Jan 29 Justice Brew of the supreme court Thursdaj practically confirmed the report thai Chief Justice Fuller and himself hac been selected as arbitrators on behal of Venezuela in the matter of the settlement of the boundary line dis pute between that country and Greal Britain the formal signing of the treaty has not yet been done but Sii Julian Pauncefote the British am bassador and Senor Andrade th Venezuelan minister have been ir daily conference and it is understood that the convention is now ready foi signatures The selection of Justice Brewer whe for a year or so has been the head oi the commission appointed by President Cleveland to make an investigation oi the boundary line question for the United States is accepted as prood that the conclusions reached by the commission which as yet have been withheld from the public are thai Venezuelas claims are well founded I r 7 tri - SDi s - He was called upon to open the car He opened a door and took a shot at the robbers whereupon the highwaymen applied dynamite on the If it were otherwise it is claimed Vene opposite side which shattered the car vuela would not commit her case to an Butler jumped out and seeing a robunfriendly arbitrator ber attempted to shoot but his gun Washington Jan 28 The follow snapped and he ran for the Pullman ing cadet appointments to the Mil car itary academy at West Point are an The robbers used dynamite on the nounced safes and succeeded in opening the John EL Poole Madison Wis Wm small one getting not over 20 It Bettlson Bowling Green Ky Mar They knocked over the stove set shall L Price Galesburg 111 Edward ting fire to the car totally consuming L Oldham alternate Orysa Tenn it and its contents also all the pasand Herman W Albery Columbus O senger baggage involving a heavy loss Washington Jan 29 The presi- They took some registered letters from dent has approved the acts authorizing the mail car and departed the construction of a bridge across the Superintendent Fields of the South- ¬ Columbia river in the county of Stev ern Pacific who happened to be at ens Washand private bills granting Rosebud was called about 130 and pensions to Susan E Cunningham took an engine and men to the scene George M Brooks Sarah E Comly The burning car tumbled off the Fanny Moale Gibbon widow of Maj track and the train was brought in Gen John Gibbon and Richard Brook after several hours delay ins Engineer Morris had his cheek graz Nominations by the President ed by a bullet and the express mesWashington Jan 29 The presi- sengers dog was killed A few mail dent Thursday sent to the senate the pouches were rifled but the value of The following nominationsLieut CoL M V the letters taken is unknown Sheridan assistant adjutant general end of the mail car was charred and to be colonel and assistant adjutant some mail matter damaged by fire and general Maj J B Babcock assistant water adjutant general to be lieutenant Several commercial travelers lost valu colonel and assistant adjutant general able sample trunks in the fire One Capt J M Banister assistant surgeon case containing silver knives forks to be major and surgeon and spoons was found Friday morn ing in the slough uninjured Nothing Nominations Confirmed Washington Jan 29 The senate else of value was recovered The large Thursday confirmed the following express safe unopened was taken to Wm S Form an of Portland on the morning local nominations The sheriff and his posse are scourIllinois to be commissioner of internal ing the country but there is no clue revenue Chrrles B Howry of Mississippi judge of the court of claims P yet as a heavy rain has been falling W OSullivan register of the land and the tracks are obliterated Up to a late hour Friday night no office at Prescott Ariz Capt Wm Sampson chief of the bureau of ord definite clews have been discovered leading to the identification of the nance navy department miscreants who held up the north bound Southern Pacific express Thurs MARK HANNA authorities Friday morning received word from Eoseburg Ore of the stop ping of the Oregon express and the robbery of the mail coach and express car The train left here at 7 p m Wednesday last for Portland and the robbery occurred at midnight Thurs day night at Shady Point two miles south of Jioseburg The train was sig- ¬ naled by a lantern Engineer Morris stopped at the light and a masked man revolver in each hand crawled dpwn from the tender ordering hands up Fireman Hendricks jumped off the car ancl ran for Koseburg followed by a couple of shots The robbers ordered Morris to back up the train and the mail and express cars were cut off Then he ordered him to pull ahead for about 50 yards Dilring this time Conductor Veatch and Brakeman Lohr went forward with their lights in the reconnoiter but were shot at and ordered back Butler the express messenger put out his lights and went behind some ¬ ¬ trunks ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ IT i i VniSBP enieftrEatfTHe riBicBBkxv an -- I f l The metal of the safe was bady warped by the heat and it is feared that at least a part of the contents will be damaged The debris of the was sent out Thursday from Canton wreck has all been cleared away and quoting M A Hanna as authority trains are moving on time that McKinley would call congress in extra session on March 15 and that an JAMES WILSON understanding had been reached with Prominently Mentioned for Secretary of the doubtful senators which insured Agriculture Calls or the President- the success of the administration tariff Elect bill Mr Hanna said that he never Canton O Jan 30 James Wilson authorized any such statements or of Iowa who has been prominently even stated that Chairmun Dingley mentioned in connection with the posi would frame the bill assisted by Sena- tion of secretary of agriculture ai tor Aldrich rived here at 1030 oclock p m Fri However said he as for the as- day and drove to Maj McKinleys res sertion that it is the chief desire of the idence Maj McKinley knew Mr administration to get a tariff measure Wilson was m when he in operation as soon as possible I will congress greeted heartily him say that I entertain as I have always and they at once withdrew for a pridone the opinion that there can be no vate concersation which lasted more business revival and no lasting pros- than an hour Mr Wilson in all prob perity in this country until after an ad ability will be offered and will accept equate tariff bill has been passed and the portfolio of agriculture The regone into operation port that Charles G Dawes is to be Made a Statement That Extra Session of Congress Would Be Called on Itlarch 15 Cleveland 0 Jan 29 A dispatch ¬ ¬ day night ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ s controller of the currency has some GAGE ACCEPTS foundation but could not be affirmed The Tender of the Treasury Portfolio in Friday night President Elect McKinleys Cabinet A CALL Canton 0 an 29 Lyman J Gage of Cliicago has been formally offered For a Meeting of the Reform Press Asso ¬ and has accepted the treasury portfolio ciation in Kansas City February 32 in President McKinleys cabinet St Louis Jan 30 A Rosele secre- ¬ At 730 oclock Thursday ovening Mr tary of the Reform Press association Gage emerged from the dining room Friday issued a call for a meeting of of theMcKinley home and said Mr McKinley has offered me the treasury portfolio I told him I would accept the high honor and fill the position to the best of my ability He said there was no ground for the publication that he was a gold demo crat during the campaign and that his only affiliation with the democratic party was in 18S4 when he voted foi Cleveland He also said that he and Maj McKinley substantially agree on the tariff question ¬ ¬ peoples party independent and reform editors to meet in Kansas City on February 22 next to organize a real ¬ A Steamer Goes Ashore ¬ reform press association This call is final act of secession from the Nathe tional Reform Press association oi those editors who oppose Paul Vande vort the associations president and his middle of the road populist followers The latter will meet in Memphis Tenn on February 22 About one half of the parent organization 50 in number are in the secession movement ¬ ¬ ¬ n fc i London Ct Jan 29 The steamer Mohawk of the Central Ver mont propeller line went ashore at 130 oclock Thursday morning on Goshen reef at the entrance of this harbor It was low tide when she grounded and the bottom is rocky bu1 she lies in an easy position There is water in her forward compartments and the pumps are kept going Thici snow storm and a half gale from the northeast prevailed all night blowing into the teeth of all eraft coming up the sound New GEN ALGER Accepts tie Portfolio of Secretary of Wai Tendered Him by McKinley Cleveland O Jan 30 Gen Algei called on Hanna Friday morning He said that he had been called to Canton He had a long talk with Hanna Algei practically said that he would accepl the war portfolio Columbus O 1 -- t Jan 29 The Morning London newspaper Friday says that Ivory prior to his departure for New York toid friends that the government had paid him in the sum 10000 50000 a compensation for his arrest and the expenses incident to his defense The paper adds that a Scotland yard official was questioned on the subject and con firmed Ivory Was Paid 6O000 ¬ Ivorys statement I 1 tf1 Des Moines la Jan 29 Eleven men were injured one Louis Fogler prob bly fatally by an explosion in a coal uine at Fosnr Monroe county Explosion in a Coal Mine cial from Canton says that at 3 p m Friday Gen R A Alger was formally offered secretaryship of war and oo cepted it Thomas Fames 160th Anniversary New York Jan 30 Free Thinking societies throughout the country Fri day evening and Saturday observe with appropriate exercises the 160th anniversary of the birth of Thomas Paine the worlds greatest agnostic In some cities the German Turner societies Ethical societies and Liberal clubs will also hold celebrations Inspector of Immigration Killed ¬ ¬ Jan 29 A Press spe- ¬ Sabnia Ont Jan SO Frederick H Bathey American customs inspector of immigration fell on a train going through the St Clair tunnel Fridaj afternoon and was instantly killed CAPITAL NOTES H0EBIBLE STORY Hie Changes in the reseat C6ajres Komlnatioas by the Precldeat Deep A Defective Flue Starts a Fire ir Waterways Reorganisation of tlM Sixty Amazons Guarding the Hos- ¬ Army pital Resist 500 Spaniards SchaefFers Wheelright Shop Washington Jan SO The changes which have taken place in the Fifty On the Ground Floor of a Three Story fourth congress through deaths and All But Eight of the Former Were Shot Sown and Horribly Butchered Sev ¬ Tenement House in Hoboken N J resignations are given in the new edi- ¬ enty Sick Soldiers Six Surgeons The Tiotims of the Blaze Were tion of the Congressional directory and Ten Nurses Also Killed Charred Beyond Recognition will be the last for this con- ¬ which New York Feb 1 A special from gress There have been seven deaths Hoboken N J Feb 1 This city as follows Key West Fla says A horrible was visited by two disastrous fires be¬ story comes from Eemedios Near Miron B Wright Fifteenth Pennsyl tween 1130 Saturday night and 2 vania district November 13 1894 suc- ¬ Placetas the insurgents had a large oclock Sunday morning Seven per- ceeded by James P Codding hospital where were quartered sick sons were burned to death and 30 famAndrew J Campbell Tenth New and wounded soldiers Near the in ilies were made homeless York district December 6 1894 suc-¬ surgent camp was also located the The Saturday night fire started in ceeded by Amos J Cummings well known leper hospital of Cardosa the three story frame - building at 410 Philip S Post Tenth Illinois dis in which were about twenty unfortun- ¬ Here six persons lost trict January 6 1895 succeeded by ates Guarding the insurgents hosNewark street Mrs Nellie George W Prince their lives they were pital was a company of Cuban amazons Schroeder 40 years Henry Schroeder numering about seventy under com- ¬ Wm Cogswell Sixth Massachusetts 11 years Maggie Schroeder 7 years district May 22 1895 succeeded by mand of Senorita Inez Alvares whose Kate Schroeder 9 years John Schroe- Wm H Moody father and brothers had been butch ¬ der years Willie Schroeder3 months Frederick Remann Eighteenth Illi- ered by Spaniards and who had taken The father of the family Charles nois district July 14 1895 succeeded up arms for revenge Schroeder was in a nearby saloon by Wm F Hadley The hospital was in a solitary loca ¬ playing cards while his wife and childtion and was thought to be safe from Wm H Grain Eleventh Texas ren were dying G Biit a colonel of 1S96 succeeded by Spanish molestation February The second fire started at 3 oclock Rudolph Kleburg the Spanish regiment De Bourbona Sunday morning in the five story douCharles F Crisp Third Georgia dis- ¬ operating in that district learned of ble deck tenement at 157 Fourteenth trict October 23 1896 succeeded by his the hospitals location and sent 500 street o vera mile from the scene of the son Charles F Crisp men to destroy it The Spaniards at- ¬ first In this fire three tenements Nos Four members have resigned from tacked at night and fired the build ¬ 155 157 and 159 were entirely wrecked the present house and one seat is still ings The inmates and Amazon guards and No 153 was damaged badly by vacant Julius C Burrows Third awoke to find the flames roaring about water One child was burned to death Michigan district January 23 1S95 them The sick and wounded soldiers on the fourth floor of No 157 She succeeded by Alfred Mildes could not esqape but the Amazons was Mabel Mangles eight years of age James C C Black Georgia rushed out only to be greeted by a As near as can be determined the fire district March 4 1895 Tenth succeeded by murderous fire Saturday night at 410 Newark street himself The amazons fought bravely but started in a defective flue in Schaeffers Et McGann Third Hlinois district they were only a handful compared to L wheelright shop on the ground floor ol December 2 1895 succeeded by Hugh the Spaniards and were soon shot a three story frame building Schaef E Belknap down All were butchered except fer occupied the second floor as living eight whose peculiar beauty led the New Frank S apartments The front rooms on the York district Black Nineteenth7 1897 Spanish commander to order them resigned January third floor were occupied by Charles to become governor of New York His saved for a fate worse than death In Schroeder and his family while James seat is not yet filled the hospital there were more than 70 Blanchfield and family occupied the Washington Jan 50 The state de ¬ sick and wounded soldiers six sur- ¬ rooms in the rear The Blanchfields partment has received cable advices of geons and ten nurses Not one of first discovered the fire which had these escaped and including the ama- ¬ ¬ double gained such headway and barely made the critical illness fromFearn of pneu- zons nearly 150 persons fell victims to of Hon Walker their escape by way of the roofs of ad monia the United Statee judge of Ala Spanish thirst for slaughter bama joining buildings It was impossible first instance in the international the¬ Eeturning the Spaniards passed the tri to discover the fate of the Shroeder bunal at Cairo Egypt At Judge leper hospital which they set on fire family until the fire had subsided age it is feared he and nearly all of the inmates perished When the police entered the build Fearns advanced can not rally from the attack Mr in the flames ing little save the shell remained and Fearn was minister to Greece under New Yoek Feb 1 A special to the they were obliged to exercise great Mr Clevelands first administration Herald from Havana Cuba via Key care in climbing about the place They During the war he with the late Jus- West Fla says Salvador Herera who finally reached the top floor and made tice Lamar succeeded Mason and Sli was killed at Finca near Sagua La their way into the front room dell as the representatives of the con- ¬ Grande was an American citizen Stretched across the bed blackened federacy in Europe The Spanish guerilla force into and charred lay the mother and whose hands Herera fell was led by Nominated by the Presidentclasped tightly in her arms w as tte Washington Jan 30 The presi- ¬ Carrera little baby Willie When found the body of the unfortunate Besides the mother and baby in the dent sent to the senate the following American was taken to Sagua same bed lay the charred bodies of nominations Lieut Col Gushing as- ¬ La Grande It was shockingly muti the girls Maggie and Kate It is likely sistant commissary general of subsist-¬ lated and covered with wounds made they were suffocated in their sleep ence to be colonel and assistant com- by the machete On a mattress on the floor near the missary general of subsistence Maj THE BROOKLLYN window lay the body of the boy John C P Fagan commissary of subsistence to be lieutenant colonel and asbut the body of Henry the oldest boy Strikes a Rock in the Delaware River Big was nowhere to be seen Upon further sistant commissary general of subsist- ¬ Hole Torn in Her Bottom search being made the boys body was ence Capt H B Osgood commissary Philadelphia Feb 1 The United found under a mass of debris in the of subsistence to be major and com- States cruiser Brooklyn calculated to missary of subsistence Capt W H hall burned almost to a crisp stand the fiercest onslaught of shot to be assistant It is believed that the boy was Cartergeneral major and H Barry ad ju and shell Sunday lies almost utterly Capt T to be helpless because of a narrow ledge of aroused during the fire and in his ef- tant forts to escape ran into the hall There major and assistont adjutant general sunken rock in the Delaware river A Deep Waterway he was overcome by the smoke and hia Hock Marcus above Pa - on Washington Jan 30 If the amend which she struck heavily Satur body covered with part of the roof which fell in at that point The loss ment to the sundry civil bill of which day afternoon Her lower double comto the building and contentswill prob Senator Davis of Minnesota Friday partments forward were completely gave notice goes through the initial stove in and it was only by the merest ably not exceed 15000 steps will be taken looking toward the good fortune that the big vessel did construction of a deep waterway from not sink JUDGE NATHAN GOFF This would undoubtedly the great lakes to the Atlantic tide- ¬ have been the result had not her inner Declined the Tender of the Attorney Gen water in accordance with the recent compartments successfully withstood eralship report of the deep waterway commis- ¬ the shock As it was she was pulled New Yobk Feb 1 A Sun dispatch sion sent to congress by the president from Washington says Judge Nathan The amendment appropriates 150000 clear of the rocks and is now tied to the big stone ice breakers at Marcus Goff of West Virgina has declined for the necessary surveys and examin- Hook protected from the heavy ice the tender of the attorney general- ations gorges in midriver ship He finds that he can not become Peace Proposition a member of President McKinleys Washington Jan 30 the cabinet This conclusion was reached Friday Mr Bacon dem InGa house¬ CORBETT FITZSIMMONS MILL intro Provisions Will Be Made to Seat Fifteen by Judge Goff within the past two duced a joint resolution declaring Thousand People days Friday his friends in this city the United States deprecate war that and SanFkancisco Feb 1 W K Wheel were notified of his final deeision desire the maintenance of peace and ock Dan Stuarts advance representa- ¬ It has been very hard for Judge Goff to make up his mind and he told friendship with the world and invito tive who is now in this city said to a Maj McKinley so when he visited him ing all civilized nations to make a reporter of the United Associated at Canton last week to talk over the of- corresponding and reciprocal declara Presses that provision will be made to seat 15000 people at whatever fer to enter the cabinet It has been the tion To Reorganize the Army point in Nevada may subsequently ambition of his life to be a United Washington Jan 30 Gen Miles be chosen by Mr Stuart as the States senator He was shelved on the went before the house committee on scene of the Corbett Fitzsimmons United States circuit court bench military affairs Friday and strongly fight and present indications tend to when Mr Elkins was choser senatoi two years ago and now he wants tc urged the importance of passage by show that this accommodation will be the house of the bill recently reported no more than is absolutely necessary succeed Senator Faulkner in 1899 by the committee to reorganize the The question of admission fees will be Canton O Jan 30 Maj McKinley taken up when Stuart arrives in San said Saturday morning he had not re- army In Favor of Boatner Francisco towards the end of the ceived a letter from Gen Goff of West Washington Jan 30 House com- ¬ week Wheelock said the medicated Virginia declining a cabinet portfolio No word has been received here from mittee on elections No 3 Friday de¬ springs at which the champions will Gen Goff since he left Canton Gen cided the contested case of Benoit vs train are among the finest he has ever Goff when he came to Canton at the Boatner from the Fifth Louisiana dis- visited and the Nevada climate in request of Maj McKinley last week trict in favor of Mr Boatner dem a March is ideal for training purposes took the matter of entering the cabi sitting member APPLICATION FILED Hanna to Re Postmaster General net under consideration and there is the T M and at present no reason to think he has Washington Jan 30 The tip comes Asking That Athe Lease ofBe Set Aside Railroads the P T not or will not accept a cabinet port- from a New England United States senator who is in Mark Hannas confi- ¬ Nashville Tenn Feb 1 An apfolio filed the United The story that Charles G Dawes oi dence that Hanna will be in the Mc ¬ plication wasby S in Rodgers ofStates S New circuit court Illinois has been promised the ap- Kinley cabinet as postmaster general the pointment of controller of the cur- The senator makes no further expla- ¬ York a stockholder inLouis Nashville St Chattanooga railroad rency which is being circulated by a nation content only to say that Hanna asking that the lease of the western press association is absolute- will be in the cabinet Tennesse Midland and the Paducah ly without foundation Mr Dawes in Alabama Tennessee M KIN LEYS BIRTHDAY railroads connection with a number of other Chattanooga by Nashville the good men is being considered in con- The President Elect is Just Fifty Four and St Louis railway now in effect Years Old nection with this office but Maj Mcbe Canton O Jan 30 Friday was the void set aside and the lease declared Kinley has not taken the matter of apThe application further asks pointment up and has decided on nc birthday anniversary of the president- ¬ ¬ elect He is 54 The day was spent that the present board of the Nash- ¬ one and made promises to no one as the others have been in receiving ville Chattanooga and St Louis rail Funeral of the Iiate President Roberts callers and attending to business way be dissolved by the court Philadelphia Feb 1 The funeral There were however more telegrams and a new election be ordered M the late George B Roberts presi- than usual from friends who hastened Finally the application asks that the dent of the Pennsylvania railroad to send congratulations on the selec- ¬ present board of directors be held in¬ will take place at 230 oclock Tuesday tion of Gage for secretary of the treas- ¬ dividually responsible for the losses sustained under the existing lease afternoon next from Eoberts late ury country residence at Bala station At Death of Nathaniel Webb One of the first wire congratulations St Asaphs service will be conducted came from Editor Kohlsaat of Chica- ¬ Bluffton Ind Feb 1 Nathaniel by Bishop Whittaker of the eastern go The east sent many messages ex-¬ Webb of Logansport Ind formerly a diocese of Pennsylvania The inter- pressing pleasure while from the leading merchant of Greenville O ment will be in the family vault at western states there is word that the died Sunday afternoon at the residence East Laurel Hill cemetery in this city choice gives universal satisfaction of John Studebaker aged 76 Attempted to Kill the Treaty A Convict Escapes Seminary and Boarding School Burns London Feb 1 The Daily News Columbus O Feb 1 Charles Grigs Dallas Tex Jan 30 Shortly be ¬ commenting upon statements cabled by a convict escaped from the state prison Sunday evening by scaling the fore midnight fire was discovered in from New York says that the United walls with a rope made out of his over- the basement of Patton seminary a States Senators are trying to kill the alls He was serving a sentence for boarding school for girls at Oak Cliffs Anglo American treaty indirectly three burglary committed in Cincinnati less miles south of this city and in because the public sentiment of the than an hour the building was in people of America is in favor of the Grigsby is 23 white medium height and would not say where his home was ruins About forty young ladies were measure in the building but all escaped in when received safety and were brought here in car- ¬ Mrs Henry Ward Beechers Condition Stamford Ct Feb L The condiA Dinner to the New Russian Minister riages The contents of the building tion of Mrs Henry Ward Beecher has Beblin Feb 1 Chancellor Pi met together with the personal effects of Von Hohenlohe gave a dinner at the he scholars were consumed The to not changed materially from Saturday jhancellerie Sunday evening in honor al loss is about 15000 and is par evening She is still weak but no Df Count Muraieveff the new Russiai lially covered by insurance The seriously results are feared immediately minister of foreign acrairs irigin of the fire is not known J f Its good time to put your physical system order by purifying your blood and building up your health in order to avoid sickness Take ia--go- ¬ ¬ ¬ The best in fact the One True Blood Pucjfier Now Hoods Sarsaparilla ST iji X -- ¬ 11UUU HrrHc b pain or Dillcdo notAlldrugjnsts 25c HIS Krlpe cause ¬ ¬ Paris has found it necessary to put a check to the haphazard decoration of her public places The prefect of the Seine has appointed a technical commit--tee i Decorating In Psrfs -- ¬ ¬ ¬ dis--tri- ct of artists architects and other com petent judges to which all plans af¬ fecting the outward appearance of the city must be submitted for approval be ¬ fore the administrative officers take them up ¬ was this advertisemnet Wanted A man able to teach French cvnd the piano h and to look after a bull Low Rates to the West and South O S W Ry Feb 1 2 15 and 16 Via B Home Seekers to points in Alabama for Arkansas Arizona Colorado Florida Geor- ¬ y gia Indian Territorj Iowa Kansas Louisiana Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Nebraska New Mexico Okla¬ homa the Carolinas the Dakotas Utah Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Tennessee Texas etc The limit and stop over priv eleges will permit thorough inspection of Ien--tuck- In a Sydney newspaper lately therer Wanted a Freak i the country For tickets and further infor- ¬ O S W Ry mation call on agents B their riches than the poor do over their poverty But lots more folks feel sorry for them Washin gton D em o crat ac Xo-To-B- They say rich people worry more over ¬ Over 400000 cured Why uotlefcNo-To-Ba- c regulate or remove your desire for tobacco Saves mone3 makes health and manhood Cure guaranteed f0c and 100 all druggists for Fifty Cents k 4 ¬ Lots of us think we are not appreciated for what we are worth We never think so about anybody crat else Washington Demo ¬ ¬ Misekt and rheumatism are foes St Jacobs Oil and cure are friends Try them NoTinxd is gained by starving the soul to feed the body Rains Horn soothed and cured by St Jacobs Oil - The nerves are tortured by neuralgia ¬ The man who will not live up to his con- ¬ victions is untrue to himself Rams Horn i ¬ When bilious or costive eat a Cascaret candy cathartic cure guaranteed lOo 25c ¬ -- If a woman has whiskers you are no gentleman if you see them stiffness v ¬ Look out Shivor then soreness and Use St Jacobs Oil then a cure ¬ to talk too much escaped Everyone possesses just enough conceit Every temptation resisted is trouble Rams Horn ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ if S 8 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ I had to starve myself as nothing would stay on my stomach I was so badly off I could not eat even a cracker I thought I was going to die I weighed only 8o pounds I tried almost everything and nothing did me any good until I took two bottles of the Golden Medical Discovery I am now as well as I ever was and weigh i25pounds MAPS OR burglar only suc- ¬ ceeds in damaging the lock of a safe so that the combi nation wont work Next morning the HBhSgeH bank officers cant get at H HJ1KKraI3i their own money There may be millions in the safe but if their credit depended on getting at it in a hurry tney would be bankrupt simply because the combination wontwork A sick man is in very much the same fix about getting at the nourishment he needs to keep him alive There is plenty of good food at hand but his digestive organism is out of order the nutritive combination of his system wont work He cant possi- ¬ bly get at the nourishment contained in the food He takes it into his stomach but it does him no good It isnt made into good blood He is just as badly off as if the food was locked up where he couldnt touch it He gets no strength or health out of it All these mal nutritive conditions have a perfect and scientific remedy in Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery It puts the nu- ¬ tritive combination of the system into perfect working order It gives the diges- ¬ tive and blood making organs power to make pure red healthy blood and pour it into the circulation abundantly and rapidly Ifdrives out all bilious poisons and scrofulous germs cures indigestion liver com- ¬ plaint nervousness and neuralgia and builds up solid flesh active power and nerve force Mrs Rebecca F Gardner of Grafton York Co Va writes I was so sick with dyspepsia that I could not eat anything for over four months fi lUi Ti Sometimes a PLAYING CARDS -- ¬ a splendidly mounted map of theUnitedStates or a pack of best quality Playing Cards L W WAKELEY Gen Pass Agt Burlington Route St Louis Mo to the undersigned and you will receive either Send 15cts in postage ¬ SOUTHERN HOMES IN TEXAS andonrea- - Uircct market BlverTl fled crops t Travel via PrJHco JLIne extuxw For St rates and full land literature maos ft om fiion information write Cast Country Cheap ihcelebrateJfruit vegetable and terms Great production ¬ i Feo for increase 2 Rejected claims reopened All laws free 31 yrs practice Succcsb orno M MeConulcki Soas Cincinnati 0 ANTED 3Ien enclose siaran - PENSIONS 33SS ¬ to distribute Circulars Vrite nnick AKTX livn m vT J v nAUaAVJ Jlllll ft T ¬ s CI 1 5 O J i 8 J THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY FEBRUARY 2 1897 1 ally aware of the great opportunity Then And he rough people among whom he found of the sjeigh into the cutter qaences be what they may if the driver willmove on I can turn TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL presented sat down to his desk and wrote a letter himself There are sweeter words than were ever Notwithstanding his renunciation ot and we will follow the sleigh 5Tou told My Dear Miss Longworth The United States government has paid rne when you were here last that you London however there would now and shall be delighted to do so said Interest in the Great Exposition given the exposition spier did recogni- ¬ I And sweeter songs than were ever sung wanted all the documents in the case o then come a yearning for the big city the young woman shaking herself free tion having made an appropriation of Is Growing Everywhere And fonder tears than were ever shed A document mine By the eyes of the old or the hearts of the come in every instance is rather im- ¬ and he promised himself a trip there at from the buffalo robe and stepping 130000 for a building of magnificent this morning that has the younsr portant John Kenyon as you will learn the end of the third v ear Wentworth lightly from the sleigh to the cutter JUany Eastern and Most of the Southern architecture and an exhibit which will by reading the letter desires the man- ¬ had been threatening month after pausing however for a moment be ¬ For the love that speaks is the love that agership demonstrate the practical workings of States Will Have Special Exhibits of the mine I need not say that month to come out and see him but fore she did so to put her own wraps dies by the Women Work Done the several departments at Washing ¬ And soonest yielda unto Times control I think he is the best man in the world foi something had always interfered over her companion John tucked her of the South ton The plans of this building are now the position and that everything will be But the deathless love is the love that lies liked it bet- ¬ in beside himself and as the sleigh safe in his hands I therefore inclose you Taking it all in all John being made and the contract for the Deeply enshrined In the speechless soul his letter I had some thought of cutting ter in winter than in the summer in jingled on he slowly turned his pony s Special Nashville Tenn Letter erection of the building will be awarded For the tenderest music the spirit knows out some part of it but knowing your de- - spite of the extreme cold The cold round into the road again I have got There is widespread and growing in ¬ without the usual requirement of adsire as you said to have all the docu- ¬ Is the music that cannot be expressed ¬ ments in the case I take the liberty of was steady and could be depend a pretty fast pony he said but I terest throughout the country in the vertising 30 days for bids And the tondest tears of man are those sending this one exactly as it reached me ed uponf moreover it was health- ¬ think Ave will let them drive on ahead Tennessee Centennial and International lie unwept in his breaking breast That All of the main buildings have been and if anyone is to blame I am the person ful and invigorating In summer John It irritates this little horse to see any exposition to be held at Nashville com- ¬ completed except the grea History For the soul is strong- and the flesh is weak I remain your agent ¬ 1 and continuing until structure which will itself be one of mencing May never became accustomed to the rav thing in front of her George Wentworth And fonder far than the words we hear Are the words our lips aef use to speak Then we can make up speed said October 30 1897 This will be the only the best specimens of art and for which ages of the black fly the mosquito and He sent this letter out at once so When they whom our souls love best are that he would not have a chance to other insect pests of that season His Edith and catch them before they feature of the kind of national impor- ¬ ground has been broken The Negro near to change his mind It will reach her first interview with the black fly left getNo the mine Is it far from here - tance during the year and the progress building will soon be completed and Ah mei to think that it must be so not very far at least it doesnt that has been made and the plans that nothing will remain to be done in that this afternoon and doubtless she will his face in such a condition that he was To think ah me in the morning light take long to get there with a smart have been matured have already re- ¬ line of work after the 1st of April un- ¬ glad he lived in a wilderness That the hearts we love must never know call and see me ceived so much attention and com- ¬ less it be some of the smaller affairs for At the beginning of the second win- ¬ horse hardly necessary to as3r tears we weep through the lonely The It is perhaps night I have enjoyed this experience ever mendation from the press of the whele concessions etc she did not call and she did not see ter John treated himself to a luxury ¬ You see my fa country that the success of the enter- ¬ In the womans department the past him for many days afterward but next He bought a natty little French Cana- so much she said Ah ever thus with the old and young ac- ¬ ther had come to Montreal on business prise is already assured It has never month has marked the steady advance- ¬ Till both are laid with the quiet dead morning when he came to his office he dian horse that wasvery quick and sweetest songs must remain unsung The customed to the ice because the ice oL So I came with him as usual and be been intended by the people of Tennes- ¬ ment of the work in all its branches found a letter from her It ran And the fondest vords remain unsaid Dear Mr Wentworth The sending the river formed the highway by which ing there I thought I would run uphere see that this patriotic celebration of the and the additional assurance of new fea- ¬ Anne Elders in London Speaker of Mr Kenyon3 letter to me is a some- ¬ he reached Burntpine from the mine and see the mine I wanted she one hundredth anniversary of their tures of interest and beauty and the what dangerous precedent which you To supplement the horse he also got continued looking at the other side of state should be merely of a local or sec- ¬ greater perfection of others already must on no account follow by sending any letters you may receive from any per- a comfortable little cutter and with the cutter and trailing her well gloved tional interest but it is only recently mapped out son to Mr Kenyon However as you this turnout he made his frequent jour- ¬ fingers in the snow On the second fioor o the Womans I wanted to know that the full importance and broad BizjM3F were probably aware wnen you sent tne neys between the mine and Burntpine personally whether my manager was scope of the exposition has been more building one of the large front rooms letter no blame will rest on your shoulders with comfort and speed wrapped conducting my property in the way it generally understood and accepted as whose windows look out toward the of Mine or on those of anyone else in this instance ought to be conducted notwithstand ¬ a national or international event In Auditorium will be known as the XK Still be very careful in future because snugly in buffalo robes Intervenes r A Woman sending unabridged is sometimes letter II London often reverted to his mind ing the very satisfactory balance sheets fact while the plans grounds and build ¬ Georgia room and will be furnished and y Robert Bar a risky thing to do All the same you are he sends ings are just what the management decorated entirely by rhe women of to remember that I always want all the there was another subject that obYour property exclaimed John in originally contemplated they find that Georgia under the direction of Mrs documents in the case and I want them truded itself even more frequently His smw nothing eliminated I am very much increased prosperity had something to amazement with the demands for space and privileges Joseph Thompson of Atlanta the chief -obliged to you for forwarding me the let- ¬ do with this He saw that if he was Copyright 18Q5 by Robert Barr Certainly You didnt know that did already exceed the capacity of the commissioner in charge During the ter she replied looking for a mo- ¬ buildings and the lively interest which first week of the new year the entire As to the managership of the mine of to have a third of the receipts of the you has been created especially since the board of Georgia commissioners held a course I thought Mr Kenyon would desire mine he was not to remain a poor man ment at him and then away from him CHAPTER XXVI Continued to come back to London If he is content for very long and this fact gave him a I call myself the Mistress of the Mine close of the late political campaign is meeting at which the sum of 1000 When that necessary operation was to stay abroad and really wants to stay Then you are you are an indication of the greater interest was voted to be expended n the beauticoncluded Kenyon sat down and there I wish you would tell him that Mr certain courage which had been lacking to know thought over what young- Long worth Smith is exceedingly pleasedthe mine he before He wondered if she remem- ¬ his Mr Smith said the girl coming to that will be felt everywhere when the fying and fitting up of this room As rescue is willing to take charge of It exposition opens this sum is already in hand the approhad told him His triumph after all would not look businesslike on the part of bered him Wentworth had said very There was a moments rjause and the Several of the states have made ap- ¬ priation means the immediate begin had been short lived The choice be Mr Smith to say he is to name his own little about her in his letters and Ken ¬ next words John said were not at all propriations for displays and many ning of the work under the direction tween the two scoundrels was so small salary but unfortunately Mr Smith is yon in spite of the confession he had spirit- expressed of the appointed committee who are Take your others will do what a proper salary that he felt he didnt care which of very ignorant as toyou kindly settle that made when his case seemed hopeless¬ what she expected commanded hand in the messageso in theClarke to the leg-¬ ready receiving bids and estimates al- ¬ should be so will out of the snow he of Gov As and them owned the mine Meditating upon question You know the usual salary for was loth to write and ask his friend any put it in under the buffalo robe you islature of Connecticut who said finished the room will be a haudsome this disagreeable subject he suddenly such an occupation Please write down thing about her In common with other states Con- ¬ reception room and arjund its walls One day on a clear sharp frosty have no idea how cold it is here and remembered a request he had asked that figure and add 5200 a year to it Tell¬ salKenyon the amount necticut has been invited by the state will be placed a few cases tilled with winter morning Kenyon had his little your hand will be frozen in a moment Wentworth to make to the new owner Mr Mr Smith assigns to named is the ary him ¬ to Really of choice irl an of the mine He wanted no favor from Pray be very careful in the wording of pony harnessed for his weekly journey must not said the employeremploye ingTennessee participate in celebrat- ments specimens ot the best attain the one hundredth anniversary of in that talk to his and handiwork of the Georgia Melville so he wrote a second letter the letters so that Mr Kenyon will not to Burntpipe After the rougher part her admission into the union the event women in various lines Mr contradicting the request made in the have any idea whoEdith Smith is Tours of the journey between the mine and tone My hand is my own is it not Longworth truly is said John because I to take the form of a centennial and in- ¬ At the head of the wide stairway on I hope it the river had been left behind and the first and after posting it returned When Wentwortih received this letter pony got down to her work on the ice want to ask you for it For answer ternational exposition to be held in the second fioor another room will be tc his hotel and went to bed probably being a man he did not know whether the most tired man In the city of Ot Miss Longworth was pleased or not with the two white banks of snow on Miss Edith Longworth plaoed her hand Nashville for six months cpening May furnished by a band of women as a 1 1897 Preparations are being made handsome setting for the exhibits of either side of the smooth track John in his tawa speedily wrote to John gave himself up to thinking about the However he Actions speak louder than words The upon such a scale as to indicate that it their work and achievements and dur telling him he was appointed manager subject which now so often engrossed sleigh was far in advance and there will be an attractive and meritorious ing the past month in Chattanooga ne CHAPTER XXVII of the mine and that Mr Smith was his mind Wrapped closely in his furs were no witnesses on the white topped enterprise and aside from the mate- ¬ home of the workers constant meetings This chapter consists largely of let- very pleased to have him in that capac ¬ with the cutter skimming along the ice hills rial advantages it oilers for the exhibi- have been held to decide upon a plan of ters As a general thing letters are of ity He named the salary but said if these thoughts found a pleasant accom- ¬ she said tion of Connecticuts products it seecas decoration and the exhibits to be ac- Were you astonished little concern to anyone except the it was not enough no doubt Mr Smith paniment in the silvery tinkle of the when I told you that I owned the that we should unite with sister states cepted for this room One interesting writers and the receivers but they are was so anxious for his services that the bells which jingled around his horses mine in an exhibition of cordial interstate feature which it will present will be a inserted here under the hope that the amount would be increased so indeed Were 30 u Very much neck As a general thing he met no irajmi reader is already well enough acquaint John when he got the letter was one on the icy road from the mine to the astonished when I told you that i ed with the correspondents to feel some more than satisfied village Sometimes there was a pre wished to own the owner of the hand interest in what they have written At the same time Wentworth had cession of sleighs bearing supplies for Not in the slightest p It was nearly a fortnight after the been reading his letters John had re ¬ his own mine and those beyond and Why receipt of the cablegram from Kenyon ceived those which had been sent him when this procession was seen Ken Because your treacherous friend that George Wentworth found one when the mine was bought He was re yon had to look out for some place by Wentworth sent me your letter apply morning on his desk two letters each lieved to find that Melville was not the side of the track where he could ing for a situation You got the situ- ¬ bearing a Canadian postage stamp after all the owner and he went to pull up his horse and cutter and allcw ation didnt you John One was somewhat bullcy and one was work with a will intending to put in the teams to pass The snow on each THE END thin but they were both from the same two or three years of his life with hard side of the cutting wras so deep that Writer He tore open the thin one first labor in developing the resources of the these bays were shoveled outJiereandJ r THE TIDY TADPOLE without Jodkinv at the date that was propertyi The first fortnight before there to permit teams to get past each stamped upon it He was a little be he received any letters he did nothiDg other He had gone half way to the Eats His Weaker and Superfluous Com panions in a Neat manner wildered by its contents which ran as but niake himself acquainted with the village when he saw ahead of him a A wonderful spirit of tidiness seems follows way work was being carried on there pair of horses which he at once recog- - to pervade the tadpole world They My Dear George I have just heard He found many things to improve The always eat whatever has become usethat Melville is the man who has bought case machinery had been allowed to run the mine The circumstances of the less their own eggs their superfluous leave no doubt in my mind that such is the down and the men worked in the list- ¬ companions Even those who are only fact therefore please disregard the re- ¬ less way men do when they are under ¬ quest I made as to employment in the let weakly are cleared out of the way and TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL WOMANS BUILDING to you a short time ago I feel no particular supervision The man ¬ k ter I posted the victims take it all as a matter of a certain sense of disappointment In the ager of the mine was very anxious course I have disturbed a strong fellowship upon an occasion of this frieze around the walls showing the S fact that Melville is the owner of the mine about his position John told him the member of the community just as he character kept one seems I therefore recommend native flora and bits of the scenery at It iying it Itohave only the handsrascal from property had changed hands but until put it in of another begun to dine off the tail of a weaker that the subject be duly considered various points on Lookout mountain he had further news from England rascal Your friend John Kenton brother but the sufferer had not suggesting that such appropriation be In Marion county recently the wom Melville the owner eried Went- ¬ he could not tel just what would be troubled to escape he simply waited made as will enable the state to be en have secured a court appropriation Whatever could done When the letters came John worth to himself till the fratricide returned to com- ¬ creditably represented there and thai of such good proportions as to insure at soon have lint that into Johns head This took hold with a vim and there was plete his deadly work For some time the appointment of a commission be au- ¬ least one added feature to the building Litter is evidently the one posted a few a decided improvement in the way af-¬ there is no grave change in the tad- ¬ thorized as its official -- epresentatives in addition to the county and womans hours before so it will contain what ¬ fairs were going He allowed the old poles They simply grow and become Ehode Island was the first eastern handiwork exhibit which they will send ever request he has to make and with ¬ manager to remain as a sort of sub so far transparent that their internal state to make an appropriation and to as the result of their own efforts out delay George Wentworth tore open manager but that individual soon found mechanism which consists of one coil erect a building and the governbr of In Shelby county with over 3000 in the envelope of ihe second letter which out the easy times of the Austrian Min ¬ of intestines is plainly visible When the far away territory of Alaska with hand the women are progressing rapid was obviously the one written first It ing company were forever gone however they are about three months the aid of enterprising citizens is pre ¬ ly with the selection of plans and bids Kenyon had to take one or two long contained a number of documents re old a careful observer can distinguish paring to make an elaborate exhibit for their- part of the work and contrips in Canada and the United States lating to the transfer of the mine The a tiny foot on either side of the base of which will show the resources and de ¬ tractors will shortly be sent to Nashletter from John himself went on to to arrange for the disposal of the prod- ¬ the tail velopment of that country in splendid ville to begin on wall decoration and give particulars of the buying of the ucts of the mine but as a general rute These grow slowly but seem unable style New Mexico will send 15 tons the placing of the tiling on the floor mine Then it continued I wish you his time was spent entirely in the log to move independently until shortly be ¬ of material and other specimen prod- ¬ of the grand entrance hall of the build- village near the river When a year would do me a favor George Will you fore the borderland is passed which ucts The California state board of ing kindly ask the owner of the mine if he had passed he was able to write a very leads to perfect froghood The hind trade asks for large space for a great In Nashville for the past 30 days the You will give me charge of it I am of jubilant letter to Wentworth legs have reached their full size before displa3r of fruit Ohio has made a lib- leading feature of the work has been course anxious to make it turn out as see he said after all the mine was the front ones appear and while the eral appropriation for a state display the organization of local Womens Cen well as possible and I believe I can worth the 200000 we asked for it It feet grow slowly the hands are ready Cincinnati will erect a tennial clubs in each of the wards of the my salary whatever pays even the first year ten per cent- There were no witnesses on the white topped made and can be used at once For a and the city aofcost more than earn building at of 10000 a single city and many of the hills day or two they can be seen under the exhibit in which will cost 30000 Ver- surrounding country districts of the it is You know I am not grasjnngin on that amount This will give back The first the matter of monej but get me as all the mine has cost and I think nized as those belonsrincr to the hotel skin before they venture forth and mont has made an appropriation and these clubs was organized early of in George the honest thing for us to do keeper He drew up in the first bay and their possessor is very restless and ex- ¬ large a salary as you think I deserve the legislatures of other states now in December and through this agency al- 1 desire to make money for reasons would be to let the whole proceeds go awaited the approach of the sleigh He cited He rushes madly about jostling to provide for exhib- ready 500 women are enlisted in the that are not entire selfish as you to Mr Smith this year wTho advanced saw that it contained visitors for him- ¬ his comrades and no doubt being voted session are asked cannot be done the cause whose cooperation had not been its and where this know To tell you the truth George the money at a critical time This will self because the driver on recognizing a bore then a more vigorous effort public spirited citizens and leading secured before Each club has four of- ¬ I am tired of cities and of people J recoup him for his own outlay because him had turned round and spoken to breaks the skin and a tiny hand and business men will provide the means for ficers whose chairman directs the plan There seems some rule a creditable representation want to live here in the woods where the working capital has not been the occupants of the vehicle As it came arm appear Gov of work and meets with the state board so much deceit and treach touched The mica has more than along the man drew up and nodded about the order of precedence here cCfi there is not Pennsylvania visited the of the womans department at their rej r v ery as there seems to be in the big paid the working of the mine and all to Kenydn who although ordinarily the there is when the whiskers go for thi Hastings of meetings grounds a few weeks ago in towns When X reached London last the rest is clear profit Therefore if most polite of men did not return the year my tadpoles almost without ex- exposition with nearly all the leading ular money made by the Davidson company The time I felt like a boy getting home Mj vou are willing we will let our third salutation He was stricken dumb with ception had their right hands somf state officers and they were greatly county members of the bo rrd will be feelings have undergone a complete go this year and then we can take our astonishment at seeing who was in the hours before the left while on previous astonished at the magnitude of the used in providing the necessary funds change and I think if it were not for large dividend next year with a clear sleigh One woman was so bundled up occasions I have had an entirely lef plant and the magnificence of the build ¬ for the committees work furnishing y en and a certain young lady I should conscience I inclose the balance sheet that not even her nose appeared out handed crew Chambers Journal ings The governor gave the manage- ¬ and advancing such parts of the build ¬ To this letter there came an answer in the cold but the smiling rosy face to see the big city again never care To Ascertain the Progress of a Cnil ment the most positive assurance that ing as have not been appropriated by What is the use of my affecting mystery in due time from Wentworth who said of the other needed no introduction to A valuable means for ascertaining tthe state of Pennsylvania should appro- ¬ different bands of workers and in pay- and writing the words 4a certain young that he had placed Johns proposal be- John Kenyon too ofteiv priate at least 40000 for the purpose ing the entire running expenses of the progress of a child which is fore Mr Smith but it seemed the genOf course you know whom Well Mr Ivenyon cried a laughing neglected is regular weighing A child of making an exhibit worthy of the building during lady the six months of the You tleman was so pleased with the profit- voice you did not expect to see nie mean Miss Edith Longworth exposition from birth to six months of age should Keystone state know also that I am and have long able investment he had made that he this morning did you ¬ weighed weekly as by this means al- ¬ the cities The fe Amply Atoned For I confess I did not said John and be to the exclusion of all others we cinnatirivalry between Louis and of Cin ¬ been in love with her If I had suc- - would hear of no other division of the Chicamost Louisville St - ceeded in making the money I thought profits but that of share and share alike yet here he paused He was going to can tell Not many years ago according to the how the child is developing Dur ¬ go each of which will endeavor to make might He appeared to be very much touched say and yet I was thinking of you T should by selling the mine I ing the first week there is generally loss the best impression upon the southern annals of the India office a queens¬ some hopes of making more by the offer John had made and re- but he checked himself have had in weight but by the end of the second people in the hope of winning the trade messenger or some other inferior offito spected him for making it but the proMiss Longworth who had a talent week the child should hav regained its and of ultimately being in a position is the best evidence of cial was robbed though not injured in of my wife But that and posed rescinding on his part and Went for reading the unspoken thoughts of birth weight and if there is a gain of thethat section with which the centen- ¬ any way on his road to Cabul and the ask her to be great favor very many other hopes have disap- worths was a thing not to be thought John Kenyon probably did not need to less than four ounces weekly or a sta- ¬ nial is looked upon in the business British government of course wrote Are to complain of it No reply was received peared with my recent London expe ¬ of This being the case John sent a let be told the end of the sentence tionary weight we know there is some world to his father vou going to the village she asked ter and a very large check for months but at last the emir wrote riences fault with its nutrition either in quan- ¬ A Macchi a foreign representative of was going I am not going now woods and re- The moment of posting that letter was I The matter you mention has been I want to get into the quality of the milk which it re the exposition with headquarters m thoroughly investigated Thats right I was just going to tity or or its powers of assimilation and not only cover some of my lost tone and my doubtless one of the happiest of his life ceives London has special commissioners in have the robbers you can aud this ends the formidable1 array of invite you to turn round with us You N Y Mercury your messenger lost faith in human nature If every country in Europe all of whom been put to death of see we are on our way to look at the arrange matters with the owner of the letters which appears in this chapter but all their children will be represented 500000 square feet as well as their fathers and grand ¬ She Drew the lane mine and I suppose we shall have to mine so that I may stay here for a year CHAPTER XXVm Th little maid had been ill and had of space having already been engaged fathers I hope this will give satisfac obtain the consent of the manager be- ¬ or two you will do mea great favor Kenyons luck as he said to himself fore we can do so Miss Longworths struggled through the early stages ot for European exhibits necessitating the tion to her majesty the queen Chi George Wentworth read over the lat¬ annex to the two or three times had turned The second year was even companion had emerged for a moment convalescence She had taken nour- ¬ construction of a large Russian and cago Inter Ocean ter part of this letter Commerce building Th Then he rose paced the floor and pon more prosperous than the first and from her wraps and looked at John ishing broths and nourishing jellie candinavian exhibits promise to be Injustice It isnt a thing the third as successful as the second but instantly retired among the furs until her soul was weary within hei the most wonderful representing home dered over the matter man mek all de laws toe suit White He had a steady market for his mineral again with a shiver She was not sc One morning she electrified the family upon which I can ask anyones advice ¬ bed and say life industry commerce art and edu- ¬ hissef said Ixastus The trouble and besides he had the great advantage young as her companion and she con- by sitting bolt upright in he muttered to himself has also Japanese cation Cose asented Moses I want you all to take noticfl been builtA showing a villa e in one of with Kenyon is he is entirely too mod- ¬ of knowing the rogues to avoid Some sidered this the most frightful climate ing street any more nour ¬ Jis In zample man steal my dawg I am not going to take est A little useful self esteem would new swindles he had encountered dur she had ever encountered Now said John although your ishment Im hungry aid I want m the principal cities of Japan These are las week an I fine out dat dawg ain ing his first years experience had bt just the thing for him At last he By taught him lessons tiiat he profited by sleigh is very comfortable I think this meals and not another mouthful of only a few of the manyindications of proputty But chickens am proputty stopped suddenly in his walk the interest outside of Tennessee and an doan yoVfergit it Phil udclph Indianapolis Jove he said to himself slapping his in the second and third He liked his cutter of mine is even more so It is nourishment will I eat ner neighboring states all of whom are Journal V I shall do it let the conse- - home in the wilderness and he liked the Intended or two Wont you step out American thigh LIFES UNEXPRESSED ¬ - ¬ ¬ THE Ml the 1 ¬ -- SK - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ jf I ¬ ¬ ¬ -- A ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ i ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ L ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ v - is Or I 1W If -- I -- - -- J I I 4 t r THE BOUBBON NEWS TUESDAY FEBEUARY 2 1897 f ANNOUNCEMENTS rrvc v I If- - PM x GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Theatrical And Otherwise The Foyer Mme Melbas bad cold cost her 60000 but the American people have saved a few dollars by it Bemarks In cotts is made up of fcR M FOR JUDGE Pi I r I 13 James Ray McCann formerly of this city is a leading man of the Shadows of a Great City Company which is playing in Louisville this week n U AKlN POWDER Absolutely Pure I ington opera house on March 18th in his An American Citizen new play Cissy Fitzgerald in Nat Goodwin will appear at the Lex The Foundling is A a coming attraction HE Mrs Bradley Martin of New York Celebrated for its great leavening strength and healthfulness Assures the has received dozens of letters from food against alum and all forms of adul- ¬ anarchists threatening all manner of teration common to the cheap brands violence if her 300000 fancy dress ball Royal Baking Powder CO New YOrkJ is given The writers evidently prefer that she should kep her money or spend it in Europe rather than turn it loose BQD8B0H HEWS where it will do some good in this country 1881 Seventeenth Year Established JPttblished everyTuesaay and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners 4 1 v T ITK m I if I jf-- K Few entertainers keep an audience in such a rare good humour as does Polk Ge t your druggist for Scetr Eimtil-BRUCE MILLER Miller who appears to night at the court acta TVo sires 50 cts aa4 L Joel Chandler1 Harris Uncle house Make all Checks Money Orders etc 10WNB StyrYtk SCOTT payable to the order of Champ MrLiiSB Remus says there is a real live nig-¬ ger hidden somewhere in Polk Millers Secretary Edgerton has called for a banjo and you look for him to jump out national conference of Populists at Kan and go to dancing when Miller strikes a There is one form of prodigality in the wealthy which all will agree is a string sas City Mo February 23d They cannot be too ex- ¬ good thing Washington dispatches say that al- ¬ travagant in food fuel and clothing for Misies Lucy and Bettie Munday aged most the entire time of the House this hungry mouths and shivering bodies week will be devoted to the considera 92 and 9S respectively live down near among the destitute Lexington says the Harrodsburg tion of appropriation bills One of Gen Weylers supply trains Leader They have never had a beau or Washing- ¬ an offer of marriage have never been was blown up by insurgent with dyna Friends of Mr Foraker at ton say that an understanding has been ill have never seen a train never gos- ¬ mite Friday near Cienfuegos Forty reached in regard to Senator Shermans sip or go visiting They retire at duk five Spaniards were killed or badly in successor and that Gov Bushnell will and arise at dawn and never use lamp jured and the survivors surrendered appoint Mr Hanna or lantern They cultivate several acres Among the valuables captured was a mall cannon wljich Gen Weyler had The bill before the Indiana Legisla- of land just ordered from Havana ture for the prohibition of the sale of SCINTILLATIONS BASE BALL NOTES cigarettes has brought out the New Woman actively in the shape of lobby ¬ An Interesting Jumble Of News And Gossip of the Diamond Doings of Pro ¬ Comment ists at Indianapolis fessionals and Amateurs pipes those water An effort is being made to organize a His convictions that Borne legislation Little drops of water baseball club for Lexington this year to prevent mob violence is imperatively Showing Jack Frosts will necessary is said to have done more Several merchants are contemplating Bring the gleeful plumber the scheme and it is likely that several Who later sends his bill than anything else to cause Gov Brad ley to determine upon calling an extra The Sentinel Democrat wants a cur of them will subscribe sufficient money to give a club good backing session of the Legislature If the few ordinance passed at Mt Sterling movement succeeds Lexington will join From three to twelve inches of snow This Senate by a vote of 46 to 4 passed the Tri State League the bill providing for a monetary con- ¬ fell Sunday and the night before in A Thrlftj Citizen ference An amendment was added au- ¬ North Texas thorizing the President of the United There were 331 failures in the United At the Skinner land sales in Bourbon States to call the conference Thoaa States during the past week There Tuesday Mr David Ready bought 270 voting against the bill were Roach were 494 during the corresponding week acres at 31 per acre says the Cynthiana Yilas Allen and Pettigrew last year Democrat He pulled out thecaah and A Cynthiana man a quack com- ¬ wanted to pay for it then and there Dr Hunters friends at Frankfort think the Doctor has been summoned to mission merchant last week shipped saying he wanted to owe no man any ¬ Canton to be offered the position of 3500 ducks and geese to Philadelphia thing but of course the money could not be accepted until the sale had been Postmaster General Other gossip hai and New York it that he has been called before the Tony Shawley an L N brakeman confirmed by the court Mr Ready is a President elect for the discussion of the won a 300 diamond on a 10 cent chance substantial Irish citizen of Bourbon senatorial situation in Kentucky last week in a raffle at Livingston He For many years he was watchman at sold the stone for 225 Townsend bridge on the L N rail- ¬ Courier Journal 1 per day he laid the founda- ¬ The Louisville Times comments as Chas Taylor the negro murderer and road forAt comfortable fortune and by a was Saturday sentenced at tion Gov Bradleys idea of using rapist follows thrift and economy has placed himself the Legislature to put down mobs is like Frankfort to hang on April 2 which in an enviable position His is a splen ¬ unto that of employing a thief to catch will be Friday of course did example of what a man may do if he The Louisville Elks distributed food goes at it in the right way a thief and fighting the devil with fire 4 It has not been a year since the Governor to more than 1500 families Sunday A Ex Gov Altoeld caught a man rang the riot alarm and called out the large supply had been provided but it stealing some of Mrs Altgelds silver militia for the alleged purpose of re- was exhausted before noon ware Saturday in Chicago Will he pressing the mob spirit in that assem- ¬ During these cold days a most popular pardon this fellow blage of solons song should be that touching domestic The grand jury at Louisville last Fri- ¬ A mAN in Tennessee writes inquiring ditty the chorus of which announces police- ¬ whether he can win a prize of 50 by that he never cares to wander from hig day indicted thirteen aldermen men and other city officers for bribery eating thirty quail in thirty days If own fireside false swearing etc The popular greet- ¬ Nsuch an offer were now standing the A sentence of twenty one years im- ¬ ing in the Falls City is now Good pressure of hard times would develop you been indicted a multitude of contestants for the prize prisonment has been imposed upon morning have Many a man would be willing to try it George Baskett one of the accomplices AV rights Celery Tea curea constipa ¬ in the murder of Officer White at Ow tion sick headaches 25c at druggists for the chance of getting one good meal a day without considering the cash ensboro for which crime the negro Holt was hanged by a mob price Exchange ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the most essential elements that go to nourish the body Whcze the appetite is varying or lacking it in ¬ creases it and where digestion is weak it aids it to perform its function in a more vigorous way It enriches the hlcod makes healthy flesh and cures chronic coughs and colds by making it possible f or the hody to resist disease Our friends tell IT Works Wonders s but we never like to over itate the merits of our remedy VtA when it has been tested and tried for overtwenty fiveycars If you will ask for it we will send you a book telling you more about the subject than we can put ia a few words Emulsion of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce James McClure as a candidate for Judge of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR CIRCUIT CLERK We are authorized to announce Wm Purnell as a candidate for Judge NEWTON MITCHELL 4- - THE PEOPtE S UR0CER K prices because Buyers of Groceries are not forced to go to cut rate stores for low E We are authorized to announce Chas Butler as a candidate for Circuit Clerk subject to the action of the Demo- ¬ cratic party We are authorized to announce T Hart Talbqt as a candidate for Circuit offered by them on same class of goods I have an excellent Clerk subject to the action of the Democratic party plete line of We are authorized to announce George T McCarnev as a candidate for Circuit Clerk Bubject to the action 9f the Democratic party APPLES ALMONDS I Will Meet Any Prices and com- ¬ i 5 FANCY STANDARD GOODS i FILBERTS BRAZIL PECANS FOR SHERIFF authorized to announce MALAGA GRAMS ENGLISH WALNUTS George W Bowen as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the action of the FINEST CHOCOLATE CANDIES Democratic party If elected Mr STICK AND MIXED CANDIES Bo wens deputies will be W W CANDIED CHERRIES Mitchell and James Burkel CANDIED APRICOTS We are authorized to announce CANDIED PINE APPLES Brutus J Clay Jr with G W Judy and J Smith Clarke as deputies New York Cream Edam and Pine Apple Cheese Fancy Evaporated as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the Peaches Apricots Apples Prunes All kinds of Canned Fruits Sar¬ action of the Democratic party We are BANANNAS ORANGES I I A H i i dines Champgnion French Peas Bottled Pickle Catsup Etc BALTIMORE CAN AND BULK OYSTERS FOR COUNTY CLERK party We are authorized to announce Ed D Paton as a candidate for re election as Clerk of the Bourbon County Court subject to the action of the Democratic FOR JAILER ISGRIG TURKEYS We are authorized to announce Samuel T James as a candidate for Jailer subject to the action of the Main St Democratic party Jones as a candidate for re election as Jailer subject to the action of the Mr Jones candiDemocratic party ¬ NEWTON MITCHELL Opp Court House Paris Ky We are authorized to announce W C ¬ -- dacy is in the interest of Mrs Landon Ashbrook We are authorized to announce W H Boone as a candidate for Jailer subject to the action of the Democratic MARGOLENS ¬ party CARPET SALE Now is the time to buy Carpets Rugs and Mattings as I have a good lot to select from and my prices defy competition I have a fine assortment of these goods and if you will come in and look at them I am sure I can please you and it is no trouble for me to show them X you Consider the prices which I quote below vj party We are authorized to announce Wm L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party We are authorized to announce John H Stewart as a candidate for Jailer subject to the action of the Democratic FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY to announce Arnsparger as a candidate for Clifton re election as County Attorney subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Sam ¬ uel B Rogers as a candidate for County Attorney subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Denis Dundon as a candidate for County At- ¬ torney subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized We are authorized to announce J U Boardman as a candidate for Assessor Brussels from 40 cts up ingrains irom lb cts up Matting from 9 cts up itugs irom 50 cts up Remember the place and call early n i H MBRGOLEN PARIS for assessor Opp Court House EX 1 I ¬ When President Kruger of the Trans ¬ Gen Boyd as the commander of the vaal Republic was shown the speech of Kentuckv Divisions of the United ConChamberlain delivered recently in Commons in which a covert insinuation was made that Great Britain might seize upon the Republic he arose with indignation saying significantly Let them come if they want to take my country Mr Joseph ¬ i 4 federate Veterans has tendered the office of Sponsor for the division at the re ¬ union at Nashville in June to Miss Sid- ¬ ney Lewis of Georgetown daughter of Dr John A Lewis Surgeon General of the Kentucky Division ECHOES OF THE STREET Odd Bits And Comment Heard On The Almost Distracted O of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce S D Clay as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Gar rett D Kenney as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm H Whaley as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the ac- ¬ tion of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Will G McClintock as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Archie W Bedford as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce C L Hough as a candidate for Assessor of ¬ WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED No I Tobacco Hogsheads OKEEJLF T 1M WITH BEST INDIANA WHITE OAK HOOPS WILL SEXI TARR All We Want Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party FOR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS le-elec-ti- on TEMPL1N - ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER It 1 r ti I as a candidate for as Superintendent of Public Schools for Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party Kate Edgar We are authorized to announce Miss I Just a year ago yesterday theheadless fc1 body of poor Pearl Bryan was found near Tovington and her murderers have not yet been punished owing to the laws delay Is it any wonder that mob spirit exists when such young fiends as Pearl Bryans murderers are unpunished a year after the crime was committed If they had stolen a horse or a hog they would now be serving the sentence for it Corners Who is Polk Miller who lectures here to morrow night asked a Paris youth yesterday Why dont you know replied another urchin hes a brother to Joe Miller who wrote the joke book used by Seabrook the come¬ We are authorized to announce Wm E Williams as a candidate for Super ¬ intend nt of Public Schools for Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR POLICE JUDGE Is an opportunity to convince you that our can not be excelled wdBgP i Jh II We Are Working Awarded Hipiest Konprs Worlds Fair fc iv J v S V I f- - CREAM 1 ft h - BAKING MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free firom Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD i 4 We are authorized to announce Wm Remington as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party And can not afford to turn out inferior work Give us a trial and if good work can gain your patron- ¬ We are authorized to announce John dian ID YOU EVER staffer from real ner R Adair as a candidate for Police age yours is insured Quick work and satisfaction vousness When every nerve seemed Judge subject to the action of I certainly expected to hear Sousa the to quiver with a peculiar creepy Democratic party play Hell at his concert remarked a guaranteed feeling place and then another Parisian Monday in the foyer at the and all first in one seemed finally to concentrate in a Grand but I notice that Herr Franz writhing jumble in the brain and you be- ¬ We are authorized to announce Newt Hell was not on the program for a come irritable fretful and peevish to be Clark as a candidate for Police Judge fluegelhorn solo The program beats followed by an impotent weakened condi- ¬ subject to the action of the Democratic tion of the nerve centers ringing in the party Hell dont it ears and sleepless miserable nights W M HINTON JR BRO Props Mrs Eugene Searles To be lost in Chicago or even Cincin- ¬ Dr Miles 110 Simonton St Elk OFFICE ANI WORKS 127 129 SEVENTH ST PARIS KY nati is not impossible but for a native Ner- ¬ hart Ind says Nervine Yesterdays Temperature to be lost in Paris Ky is remarkable vous troubles had made The other morning as an early riser was Restores BRANCH OFFICE me nearly insane and The following is the temperature as W M Hintons Jewelry Store physicians were unable noted yesterdays by A J Winters going to the L N depot to catch the Health Co 445 express he bumped into a Pans was almost gone to help me My memory of this city every little thing 7 a m 30 Who are you and what are you worried me until Iand almost distracted man ADVER2I81NG HATES was 9 a m 32 Displays one dollar per Inch for first inser doing up at this hour queried the I really feared I was becoming a maniac I 10 a m tion naif rates each Insertion thereafter 32 imagined all sorts Locals or reading notices ten cents pr LJ traveler Im Mr Blank answered cry over nothing of evil things and would 11 a m 32 jine each insertion Locals in blaciz typeJ 1 I commenced taking Dr the Paris man and Im turned around 12 m 34 ouw yai ue eacn insertion Miles Restorative Nervine and four bottles 2p m xavuUu0 ui imes couni as mil lines w 36 STORY brick house on Upper runnine at line rates I dont know where Im at The of this wonderful remedy completely cured 3p m 36 Pleasant street adjoining the resi- ¬ ObitUarl3S Cards Of thanlc nail a rm na nS v traveler passed on but looked back in a me and I am as well now as 1 ever was 4 p m 36 dence of S S Clay Apply to Sates resolutions of respect and matter ofs minute and discovered the Paris man Dr Miles Nervine is sold on guarantee v like nature ten cents per line 5p m 35 29sep7tf A C ADAIR first bottle will benefit or money refunded cspeciai rates given lorilarge adTtrtiw l lighting matches to locate himself 35 7p m uucn us aim yeany caros For A Reputation o BOURBON STEM L1U1RY ¬ FOR RENT ¬ iuJ H -- I f a L THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY JFEBSDJtltY 2 1897 f sale yesterday at the court house door of the toll houses and Seventeenth Year Established 1881 lots houses and lots six Enured at the Post office at Paris Ky as and four houses aggregated 1410 seco iss mail matter which is considered a good sale Bids on one house and lot and five houses were rejected by the county It is esti- ¬ TfiLEPHONE NO 124 mated that when all are disposed of a SUBSCRIPTION PRICES sum aggregating 2000 will be realized Payable in Advance The following named persons were pur ¬ S2 00 Sixmonths OnByear 5100 chasers the number given being the 2Bws costs yotj cant even get a ke- - number on the descriptive advertised POKT FKOM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE ij n THE BOURGOH NEWS Sale Of The Toll Houses And Lots PERSONAL MENTIO-N- OBITUARY At thepublic Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory or The Dead COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY pneumonia caused four deaths Sunday THE NEWS MAN Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets Bead These Bargain Prices At 7F The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere Miss Leila Johnson spent Sunday in Mt Sterling T Hedges is making a short visit in Winchester O E Ware of Cynthiana was here Sunday visiting relatives Mrs Chas Reickel of Cythniana is a guest at O H Dudleys Mrs 1 J list I- - d r- - F No 2 Geo Stuart 50 No 3 Henry Dodge 175 No 5 W S Jones 140 No 6 R G Stoner 310 To day the ground hog so glad oh No 7 Chas Cain 230 together Comes out and pulls himself No 9 John B Northcott 130 perchance he sees his shadow No 10 W W Haley 75 hen six long weeks hell rule the No 11 Ed Costello 100 weather No 13 Thos H Clay 100 Polk Miller to night No 15 W W Massie r00 Nos 1 4 8 and 16 were withdrawn Found Bunch of keys Call at and Nos 12 and 14 were not offered Kentucky Midland depot The Good Work of Tho Relief Committees The Monday night Literary Club The three committees from the First -- met last night with Miss Emma Miller Second and Third Wards which were G eorge Tifpy and Tom Brown both appointed Thursday night at the citi- ¬ colored were fined five dollars each in zens meeting at the court house met yesterday Friday and divided out their relief court Judge Webbs work by districts for breach of the peace a On Friday and more Prop Ned Ford left yesterday to ac- ¬ hundred destituteSaturday were than given families cept a position as teacher in a college at aid either in fuel food or clothing London Ky Miss Moilie Ford is now About nine tenths of the unfortunates teaching at Richmond were negroes There were many appli- ¬ Ben Magee a Bourbon county negro cants for aid who when their cases wilLtoast his nhins in the Cynthiana jail were investigated were found unworthy for ra month for stealing coal from the and some were rank imposters Much Mr good was done however and a great orescent jmuing vuuiptuiy wdeal of suffering was prevented The members of the Bourbon Fiscal The Winter is not yet over and want court yesterday presented Judge and is hovering at the doors of the poor and Mrs H C Howard with a handsome donations for the needy are yet in order leather couch as a bridal present The headquarters at Squire Lillestons Dont fail to consult Dr A Gold office in the court house is still open fer tein about your eyes at the Windsor the reception of all gifts for charitable purposes The committees will attend today and all this week to the distribution Send in your cash Co A J Winters coal provisions or clothing they will Attention is directed to the announce- ¬ be heartily welcome and will help make ment on fourth page of the candidacy of some needy person comfortable Mr Denis Dundon for County Attorney subject to the action of the Democratic Master Commissioner Sales Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Orders Miiltcr Etc Miss Pattie Winn of Winchester is it a guest at Mr James McClures Mrs Craig Shipp returned Saturday from a short visit in Richmond Mr Ed Pottinger of Liberty Ind is a guest at Dr Wash Fithians Attorney Gibson Taylor of Win ¬ chester was in the city yesterday Mr James Withers of Cynthiana visited relatives in the city Sunday Miss Mattie Hedges is the guest of Miss Mary Lou Baker in Lexington Miss Lizzie Woolums of Muir night yesterday and morning at Mt Sterling They were Miss feps fyiesPatent Leather shoes 475 worth 600 Kash Mrs Kate OConnell Mens finest Calf shoes 450 worth 550 Mrs L C Montgomery and a little Mens finest Tan shoes 450 worth 550 daughter of Dr Howard Van Antwerp The above are the celebrated Stacy Adams make Mrs Kate OConnell sister of Mrs Boys Calf Shoes 100 to 2 00 worth 150 to 250 Ellen OBrien of this city died yester- ¬ day morning ot pneumonia in Mt Ster ¬ Childs fineKid Spring Heels size 5 to 7 85c worth 12-Childs fine Kid Spring Heels size 8 to 1C 100 worth 150 ling The sympathy of many friends Misses fine Kid Spring Heels size 11 to 2 125 worth 175 will be tendered Mrs OBrien in her double bereavement another sister Mrs Qninn having died of pneumonia These are only a few of the many Cash bargains we have to offer- Call early and get choice last Monday at Lexington The funeral of little Nick Marsh aged eleven who died Friday was held Sun ¬ day afternoon at the home of his mother Mrs Anne J Marsh near this city by DAVISTHOMS0MISMG 95 Rev Dr Rutherford Burial at the cemetery The pall bearers were Paris Dr J Ed Ray Dr C J Clarke B G Marsh John N Steele B B Marsh M F Kenney The funeral services of Mrs Mary C Quinn sister of Mrs Ellen OBrien of thiB Jxst Received spent Sunday with friends in the city Terrence Kenney is very ill at his home on the North Middletown pike Miss Sue Graves of Georgetown is the guest of her sister Mrs H H Roberts Mrs B F Remington and daughter Mrs Frazier Parrish are visiting rela- ¬ tives in Carlisle The Catholic young men of this city will give a dance to morrow night at Odd Fellows Hall Miss Nota McCray of North Mid ¬ dletown is yisiting Miss Bessie Peddi cord in Winchester Miss Aline Thomas of Winchester passed through Paris Sunday en route to her home from a visit in Covington Mrs Hugh Brent Miss Nellie Brent and Mrs Richard P Ernst of Coving ¬ ton are spending a few weeks at Day - i rv m C jE tonia Florida ¬ Miss Allie Matthews a winsome party 2f The I S Crouch land was sold as fol- ¬ and accomplished young lady of LouisS H Stivers agent has bought the lows yesterday by auctioneer A T For ¬ ville is the guest of Miss Carrie Frank lease and fixtures of Paul E Shipps M on Broadway G D Corsets our specialty 50c 75e grocery store on Eighth Street and will syth for Master Commissioner E Dickson and 1 00 worth double youngest Little Martha Smith pen out Wednesday with a new stock To Mrs Sallie W Henderson 300 acres daughter of Commonwealths Attorney Ladies and Childrens full Seamless f groceries Hosiery 10 and 15c always sold at 25c the home farm at 3030 per acre S Smith has been ill for several John See in another column the advertise- - To J W Neale eighty six acres at days Our Domestics are the very heist ment of sale by assignees of 289 acres of 3050 per acre brands in Calicoes Cottons and SheW Eld C A Thomas pastor of the A ings Bourbon county land belonging to the To G W Bramblette eighty five Newtown Christian Church has been assigned estate of J J Peed The sale acres subject to life interest of Mrs Calicoes 3 and oc dangerously ill with pneumonia but is Bleached Cotton good 5c will take place Feb 20th Read the ad Sarah J Crouch at 1550 per acre Polk now improving Best Cotton made 8c To G W Bramblette forty nine acres New and full line of Table Linens 10 4 Peuerell Sheeting 18c Hon r- Hon J T Hinton of this city BIRTHS Mrs Louis Hooge and little daugh ¬ Jitt Towels and Napkins marked down 50 t iMMiiwrr at 1650 per acre JK - j Ifl3fBVF Graziana of Covington and Hon ter Katie Lee Hpoge leave tomorrow per cent for this sale Notions of all kinds yester- ¬ Auctioneer Forsyth also sold Our Future Men And 4ttmSF li P Applegate of Falmouth will be day for Master Commissioner Dickson for a two weeks visit to friends in The Advent Of Women TS v w tho judges in the Mid Winter Declama Chicago and New Albany Ind tory Contest in Cynthiana Friday to the Northern Bank 134 acres of land - The Paris friends of Mies Nelle In this city Sunday to the wife of F belonging to John E May etc at W Shackleford nee Amelia Dudley a night Nichols of Cincinnati will regret to 33089 son The Palace Hotel on Sixth street Also a house and lot in Millersburg learn that she is very ill with pneu-¬ On Sunday to the wife of Woodford between Race and Vine is easily mairi- - property of Harvey Wilson to Dr W monia She was dangerously ill last Spears nee Miss Elizabeth Stephens a week but is now improving taining its reputation as the best 2 and M Miller for 205 son Charles Stephens Spears 50 hotel in Cincinnati Its well filled The Bon Tons is the name of a register every day attests its great popusocial club organized at Mt Sterling to The News Likes To Be ITirst larity The convenient location recom ¬ Polk Miller to night give a series of eighteen entertainments to Kentuckians mends it It The News wishes to thank all friends Miss Pattie Johnson entertained the Bon Your eyesight is priceless so dont who are kind and thoughtful enough to Tons with a masquerade party Friday The club meets on the 5th fail to consult some one who under- - send in local and personal items reports evening of social gatherings etc and at the with Miss Virginia Grubbs standsthe eyes therefore go ta the OF Windsor Hotel this week as Dr Gold- ¬ same time desires to request them to Dr F M Faries and family arrived who has fitted send the items to this office first and Sunday night from Liberty Ind and stein of Louisville glasses for forty seven years will be before they are published in other Paris are moving into the Howard residence Co A J Winters there papers Last week The News was on corner of Fourth and Pleasant streets The Method 1st and Baptist congrega- forced to forego the printing of a very¬ Mrs Kate Swain of Middletown O tions will hold union prayer service at interesting description of a society meet- sister of Dr Faries came with them The undersigned assignees of J J the formers church to morrow evening ing because it had previously been pub and will spend a few days in Paris lished in a Paris paper The News is Peed will expose to sale to the highest services to be held by Rev Mann Rev Misses Katie and Louise Russell andbest bidder on Eberhardt will conclude his meeting at here to print the news first whenever it Louisville this week and will fill his own is possible The News is always glad Iva Collins and Carrie and Sythie Kerns pulpit in this city Sunday morning and to have items sent in and trusts that and Messrs Ed Hutchcraft Henry SATURDAY FEBRUARY 20 1897 evening friends will please send them in first to Lilleston Webb Bratton and Frank Col- ¬ The union Y M C A services at- ¬ The News we are not content to be lins composed a merry house party at eleven oclock a in sun time on the WE HAVE EE0EIVED asPLENBH ST00K OP tracted a large crowd to the Christian second fiddle in relating news events which spent from Friday until yester- ¬ premises a valuable tract of land con Church Sunday night The services Maybe we are a bit selfish on this score day with Mr Hume Payne near this taining IMPORTED SDITMS AD were conducted by Mr E C Baldwin We believe its a good weakness if it is city of Lexington and Dr J A Stucky de- ¬ a weakness Mr Will A Gaines of Georgetown livered the address Rev F J Cheek was in the city yesterday Mr Gaines situated in Bourbon County Ky about Rev Dr Rutherford and Rev Edward left last evening for Louisville to atj three miles from Millersburg and five A Famous Entertainer Mann assisted in the services Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when tend the convention of the National miles from Paris on the Maysville turnpike and fronting quality and style are considered agents of this city Polk Miller who has delighted Saddle Horse Association which con Lexington The railroad ticket We ask you to give us a calL poles and the a fine trip in prospect this Spring large audiences at the Kentucky venes to day at the Willard Hotel thereon 13540 Sue Barbee between W have and J lands of Mrs in the annual excursion incident to the Chautauqua and in almost every city in Mr Gaines is President of the associa- ¬ Bedford International Ticket Agents Conven- the South with his quaint stories his ex¬ tion m9 This is one of the most fertile and de- ¬ tion The convention meets on the 10th cellent singing and banjo playing and FINjES MERCHAiVT TAIXORS of March at San Antonio Texas and The Cynthiana Democrat says J sirable farms in Bourbon County and thence will take a great trip to the City faithful imitations of the befo de S Wiihers will leave about February very desirable for investors The un ¬ dersigned a plat and description of of Mexico The whole trip will require wah darkey will give an evening of S E TIPTON Cutter 9th for California for a resting and re- ¬ said lands has metes and bounds which by about two weeks and everything will be Story and Song to night at the court cuperating spell The board of direc- he will take pleasure in showing in t free to the guests house Mr Miller appears under the tors of the National Bank of Cynthiana connection with said lands to any one We are also agents for the celebrated Chas E Smith Shirt Full line of samples auspices of the Methodist ladies and Court Day Sales evidenced their appreciation of Mr who may desire to purchase the same be greeted by a splendid au- ¬ should Withers splendid services as cashier by Terms Credit of six 6 twelve 12 ON account of the very disagreeable dience Admission fifty cents children granting him leave of absence for sixty and twenty four 24 months with inter- ¬ weather only a small court day crowd under twelve twenty fiye cents days and making an appropriation of est from date at six per cent with was in town yesterday About sixty privilege to pay at an time and 300 towards paying the expenses of his cattle vwere offered but not all were payment of anypond at default in Some Winter Sport - - - - PARIS KY sold Jonas Weihl sold twenty one cat- ¬ cottage 5 rooms 10 per 602 MAIN ST trip This is a substantial compliment maturity matures all subsequent pay- ¬ BRICK tle to John Bedford of Millersburg at First class repair ApOver Deposit Bank Owners of sleighs enjoyed good sport but certainly not greater than deserved ments Purchaser must be prepared to ply to McClintock of Mclntyre 25 each BC INGELS execute bond on day of sale with ap sold fourteen cattle to last week swiftly gliding over the snow by the man who has made the bank one proved security Millersburg Or O EDWARDS Ujant f Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m of the leading institutions of the state George Stoker at 30 each and a pair of behind fast horses Beard of Dan Morris courted behind Cyril C John Davis of Paris will probably ac- ¬ broke mules to Carruthers All the creditors of J J Peed are noLexington for 250 tified to file their claims with the un ¬ and J E B while going at a 225 clip company Mr Withers dersigned at Millersburg on or before A DESIRABLE 60 ACRE FARM to night and Warren Bacon took the ladies out the 20th of February 1897 verified as Polk Miller Polk Miller to night required by law and are requested to sleighing behind Scarlet Wilkes 222 Sam Clay paced the boys with fast old Dr A Goldstein of Louisville will attend the sale in person or by an au- ¬ - - - - PARIS KY Queer Expression Of Grief 3 BROAEWAY thorized agent Tom W and Will Hukill exercised the guarantee every pair of glasses he fits up staibs J G ALLEN f Saturday night officer Geo Hill was youngsters a well situated 60 acre Bour- ¬ from Gilt Edge Farm with or money refunded J D PEED railed to make a strange arrest at the the jingling sleigh bells bon County farm which I desire to Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p Co A J Winters Assignees sell It is well improved For any home of Sam Cogar a negro living on John T Hedges was out with Lola further particulars address A small boy coasting on a sled down the corner of Pleasant and Second Montes Petrel 224 and other fast ones J E PLUMMER streets One of Cogars daughters died Millersburg Ky 8jan tf and Laura T and other fast trotters the pavement on Tenth Street Friday at Saturday morning of pneumonia and noon ran into Col J G Craddock and Reasonable Reasons Saturday night Cogar got drunk and got pulled Doug Thomas over the snow at a threw our esteemed fellow newspaper Tinder her coffin and cursed other mem- ¬ merry clip any reasons why you If there 4 worker into a rock wall breaking a bone should buy are bers of the family and raised such a dis PARIS KENTUCKY shoes there is every reason turbance that they called in Officer Hill in his right hand We are glad to state why you should buy them of us We We are overstocked on childrens and had Cogar arrested and put in jail can pleaee you in style fit and price EOOMY stable centrally located permitted to go to the shoes We offer special inducements on that the injury is not- serious Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Cogar was rent for reasonable terms -and shoes bought of us you can depend to the best makes until January 1st for Your work is funeral Sunday but was returned Apply At The News office for further promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable He willbe tried this week before cash Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa on jail particulars 27nov tf CLAY RION Davis Thompson Isgrig tf tion sick headaches 25c at druggists Judge Webb ¬ JT city were held in the Lexington Catholic Church Saturday morning by Rev Father Barry assisted by Rev Father Burke of this city and Rev Father Vandervorst The deceased was a noble generous woman and a deyoted member of her church Robt L Baldwin son of Col W W Baldwin died of uraemia Saturday night at his home in Maysville He leaves a wife and three children The deceased was Deputy Internal Revenue Collector of the Maysville district a leading business man and a genial popular gentlemanr Funeral this morn ing at 11 oclock Burial by Knights Templar Mrs Hattie Rowland Clark aged 529 Main St about fifty five years died Saturday night of pneumonia at the home of her brother-in-laNewt Clark on Vine street She was the wife of James R Clark of Hutchison who survives her with two grown sons Leslie and Row- ¬ land Clark Several weeks ago Mrs Clark who was then ill came to Paris to see her dying sister Mrs Mary Bash ford and took a relapse which resulted in her death Saturday night Funeral services were held yesterday morning Strictly all wool Dress Goods in at 1080 oclock by Rev Edward Mann novelty and plain styles always 50c at the Methodist Church Burial at the for this sale at 25c a yard Paris cemetery The pall bearers were Choice of our finest Dress patterns Woodson Wallace John W Jameson formerly 800 for this sale at 400 Ambrose Dudley Jacob Jacooy Jr All our Under wear i Blankets and James McClure Benj Woods Comforts will be closed out at 25c on the dollar Miller to night SPRING STOCK HAMBURGS LACES WASH DRESS GOODS PERCALES WHITE GOODS ETC Call and see them Paris Ky - j All new fresh goods w CONDONS In order to close out our stock we will sac rifice everything in our store at unheard prices CT7 - A - - one-half-pri- ce -- Jjp-r-- - ¬ We still enlarge Portraits free of charge -- PURE HOME GROWN ¬ - ASSIGNEES SALE CLOVER SbXXOL 1 ¬ ¬ 0 EDWARDS Paris 280 A 13 P FOR FALL AND WINTER ¬ ¬ FOR RENT M H DAILEY ¬ ¬ FOR SALE R A SPRAKE JOHN CONNELLY ¬ Stable For Rent ¬ -- 4- - - y VJ V i 4 -- - - I I I 1 1 Wm VT 9 - - - - THE B01IEBQmiSvSWSt1ifSAl Xhe FEBRUARY 2 1897 ¬ i i V THE BOURBON NEWS Seventeenth Year Established 18811 J Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP EdIto and Owners BRUCE MILLER f hi a gray thing with horror writen about the mouth and eyes He hoarsely change in the old man His face ceased instantly to be a face it became a mask MUTTON BIRD Sooty Petrel la Esteemed a Delicacs In Australia THE VETEEAN BY STEPHEN CRANE shouted at the foot of the little rickety stairs and immediately it seemed there came down an avalanche of men No one knew that during this time the old lady had been standing in her night clothes at the bedroom door yelling ir i UT of the window could be seen three trees placed irregularly hickory r lit in a meadow - L ii B was resplendent in spring time green Further away the old dismal belfry of the village that church horse meditating in the shade of one of the hickories lazily swished his tail The warm sunshine made an oblong of vivid yellow on the floor of the grocery loomed over the pines A tore J iSsPJSt 35V- The veteran looked down and rg rhmed Observing his manner the entire group tittered Well I guess I was he answered finalty pretty well rscared sometimes Why in my first foattle I thought the sky was falling down I thought the world was com- ¬ ing to an end You bet I was scared Everyone laughed Perhaps it seemed strange and rather wonderful to them that a man should admit the thing and in the tone of their laughter there was probably more admiration than if old Fleming- had declared that he had always been a lion Moreover they iknew that he had ranked as an orderly sergeant and so their opinion of his heroism was fixed Xone to be sure 3mew how an orderly sergeant ranked but then it was understood to be some- where just sh3r of a major generals stars So when old Henry admitted that he had been frightened there was a faugh The Trouble was said the old man rlI thought they were all shooting at me Yes sir I thought every man in the other army was aiming at me in particular and only me And it seemed so darned unreasonable you know I wanted to explain to em what an al ¬ mighty good fellow I was because I thought then they might quit all trying- to hit me But I couldnt explain iand they kept on being unreasonable Jolim blam bang So I run -- a soap box Nothing of the kind replied old Henry warmly Just a lot of flitting figures and I let go when they peared o be thickest Bang Mr Fleming said the grocer His deferential voice expressed somehow the old mans exact social weight Mr Fleming you never was frightened rmuch in them battles was you Could you see the whites of their ycs said the man who was seated on Xetrels and with a relish too as though that fish eating sea bird were a luxury Of all the fowl that haunt the barret islands on the California coast none is Whats th matter Whats th mat- ¬ considered quite so worthless as the ter Whats th matter sooty petrel Even the seagull has his When they dashed toward the barn usefulness as a scavenger on the bays it presented to their eyes its usual ap- ¬ along the coast but the petrel is truly a pearance solemn rather mystic in the despised bird in these waters black night The Swedes lantern was eggs bring a price in the markei at a point someyards from that makes it worth while to gathei overturned in front of the barn doors It contained them at a considerable expense but no a wild little conflagration of its own one thinks it worth while to rob the and even in their excitement some of petrels nests on the rookeries at the those who ran felt a gentle secondary vi- Farallon islands bration of the thrifty part of their It is different in Australia Is it the minds at sight of this overturned lan- cold winds that blow up from the anttern Under ordinary circumstances it arctic regions or the hot air that sweeps down from the equator No matter would have been a calamity But the cattle in the barn were what the cause the fact is that the appe trampling trampling trampling and tites of our Australian cousins are radiThe sooty petrel is above this noise could be heard a hum cally different ming like the song of innumerable bees there an edible fowl with a decided The old man hurled aside the great market value and a number of men and doors and a yellow flame leaped out small craft are employed each year in at one corner and sped and sped and catching salting packing and carrying wavered frantically up the old gray it in great quantities from the rookeries wall It was glad terrible this single on Trefoil island and other adjoining flame like the wild banner of deadly islands on the north coast of Tasmania to Stanley and Melbourne and triumphant foes Mutton birds is the general name With his open knife in his hand old given the petrel there and the men and Fleming himself had gone headlong into the barn wrhere the stifling smoke ships engaged in the business are swirled with the air currents and where known as mutton birders To Americould be heard in its fullness the ter- cans this is quite a novel industry and rible chorus of the flames laden with the fact that such common sea birds as tones of hate and death a hymn of the petrel are packed and salted down like so much pork is always a matter of wonderful ferocity He flung a blanket over the old mares wonderment to strangers who go there eatheadx cut the halter close to the manger But the test of the pudding is in the ing of it and those who have dined oil mutton birds instead of land mutton pronounce the one every bit as good as Sea-gulls even among English speaking people Imagine Caucasians dining on salted Tastes differ in different latitudea ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ HUMOROUS MHang this fog Whats the matDEALER Hf ter Why its so thick I just walked into one of my creditors Cleveland Furniture Window Shades Oil Plain Dealer Cloths Carpets Mattresses Hostess entertaining two lady Etc friends to herself Oh dear I dc Special attention given to Undertakwish one would go I have so much tc ing and Repairing tell either of them about the other Titr Bits Main Street - - - - Paris Ky A Literary Hint In producing literature write only on one side of the O paper as the great publications of the day do not as a rule care for both sides of a story Detroit Journal Miss Prion quoting Wise men make proverbs and fools repeat them Miss Smart musingly Yes I won THE VERY BEST der what wise man made the one you OID RELIABLE PROMPT just repeated Tit Bits PAYTtfG My child said the old herring to the young herring by way of parting advice the whole ocean is before you but dont go lob near those canneries along the coast of Maine unless you Chiwant to be taken for a sardine cago Tribune Short St Bet Broadway and Mill Fuddy Havent you always had a GEO W DAVIS THE PAGE COILED SPRING v i WOFEfl t WIRE FENCE ¬ W HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance -- MILLER COLLINS Agent Farm Kentucky This is a smooth fence that will tunj any kind of stock It is made from thi best hard steel drawn specially for tb purpose ¬ NON UNION LEXINGTON 351 ¬ HOTEL REED - The large steel wires forming thf horizontal bars are first coiled around a finch rod thus practically becoming COILED SPBINGS their entire length These are securely tied together by 16 cross bars to the rod The cross ban are best quality of annealed wire wrapped three timet galyanized horizontal bar around each ready for business below as cheerfully as it takes a new grip for 90 in the shade gently but firmly persuades a runaway team to reconsider its action An unruly bull is safe as a canary in its cage it saith thus-- far shalt unto the festive hog The fierce wind and drifting thou go snow pass by and it heeds them not There is no terror in the locomotive spark The trespasser is not led into temptation and the rail stealers The hired man and is gone the lagging tramp alike scorn it proffer- ¬ ed shade Like the model housewife when well supported ifc is always neat and tidy ccupation HOW IT IS MADE ¬ ¬ contempt for that slothful servant who wrapped up his talent in a napkin Duddy On the contrary I have often thought him deserving of praise Just as like as not you know his talent was one for music Boston Transcript Obstacles to Art There is one thing said the heavy man of the theatrical company thatll have to be at tended to What is it asked the stage manager You remember the scene in wrhich I pledge the princess health in this- crystal goblet of foaming ¬ - Being a James Connors Proprietor is self regulator itup always for- 30 slacks ITS ADVANTAGES Rates 2 And 250 Per Day ¬ One hundred good rooms Electric lights hot and cold baths barber shop and Postal telegraph office etc 21jy96 ly TREES -- AJLjIj ¬ the other sailing westward and southward you will pass many great flocks of birds that will be pointed out to you as sooty petrels or they will pass you for they are traveling about three times faster If you leave San Francisco in August than you are Jin tm ftiferr I MUST TRY AND GET EJI OUT led the mare to the door and fairly kicked her out to safety He returned with the same blanket and rescued one of the work horses He took five horses out and then came out himself with his - r f ivrinlrlc nn- peared at the corners of his eyes Evi ¬ dently he appreciated some comedy in this recital Down near his feet how--cvlittle Jim his grandson was visi ¬ rPCvVY Tff er bly horror stricken His hands were clasped nervously and his eyes were wide with astonishment -- scandal his most magnificent grand ¬ father telling such a thing When little Jim walked with his grandfather he was in the habit of skipping along on the stone pavement m front of the three stores and the hotel of the town and betting that he could avoid the cracks But upon this 1ay he walked soberly with his hand gripping two of his grandfathers fin ¬ ders Sometimes he kicked abstracted ¬ ly at dandelions that curved over the walk Anyone could see that he was much troubled Theres Sickles colt over in the med der Jimmie said the old man Dont you wish you owned one like him Um said the boy with a strange lack of interest He continued his re ¬ jections When finallv he ventured at this terrible X i clothes bravely on fire He had no whiskers and verly little hair on his head They soused five pailf uls of wTater on him His eldest son made a clean miss witli the sixth pailful because the old man had turned and was running down the decline and around to the base- ¬ ment of the barn where were the stanchions of cows Some one noticed at the time that he ran very lamely as if one of the frenzied horses had smashed his hip The cows with their heads held in the heavy stanchions had thrown them- ¬ selves strangled themselves tangled themselves done everything which the ingenuityof their exuberant fear could suggest to them Here as at the well the same thing happened to every man save one Their hands- went mad They became incapa- ¬ ble of everything save the power to rush into dangerous situations The old man released the cow nearest the door and she blind drunk with ter- ¬ ror crashed into the Swede The Swede had been running to and fro babbling He carried an empty milk pail to which he clung with an unconscious fierce en-¬ thusiasm He shrieked like one lost as he went under the cows hoofs and the milk pail rolling across the floor made a flash of silver in the gloom Old Fleming took a fork beat off the cow and dragged the paralized Swede to the open air When they had res- ¬ cued all the cows save one which had so fastened herself that she could not be moved an inch they returned to the front of the barn and stood sadly breathing like men who had reached the final point of human effort - And when you reach Melbourne and have become acclimated enough to venture a trip across to Tas ¬ mania you may dine off the young of those very birds that passed you on the California coast only now they will be served to you as mutton birds These fowls leave theFarallones every few months and once every year they visit Australia Trefoil island is their chief roosting place in the southern hemisphere so far as is known Here they scratch and dig in the barren soil until they have burrowTed a hole per haps two feet deep Into these holes each hen in the immense flock deposits her one egg The mutton birder inserts his arm full stretch for his game He does not take the eggr but waits a week or ten days after the egg has been hatched Then he finds the young bird almost as big as its parent but much On landtthe more tender and fat petrel is quite unable to escape from the catchers It cannot mount into the air from off the land though its wings are enormously long in proportion to its black body and it rises quite grace ¬ fully from the water On shore how- ¬ ever the strange bird must hop along at a slow pace and can only fly from the top of a ledge Certain points of Trefoil island are littered with thousands of these nests and it is no difficult task to gather the yearly harvest of young mutton birds The mutton birding season on Trefoil lasts from a month to six weeks and this includes the catching salting packing and ship¬ ping They are packed in casks and these are loaded on coasting schooners that come after them from Tasmania and Melbourne San Francisco Chron- ¬ ¬ Yes wine Well you can do one of three things You can make that cold tea weaker put some sugar in it or else get some man who isnt in dan ger of making a wry face to play the part Washington Star The late lord chief justice of Eng land used to tell his friends this anec dote at his own expense Driving in hid coupe towards his court one morning an accident happened to it at Grosvenor Square Fearing he wTould be belated he called a cab from the street rank and bade the Jehu drive him as rapid ly as possible to the courts of justice And where are they What a Lon don cabby and dont know where the law courts are at old Temple Bar Oh the Jaw courts is it But you said courts of justice Tit Bits HERRMANNS GREAT TRICK Sow He Caught Bullets Hot from Rifles ¬ ¬ ¬ -- Asparagus and everything for the Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- ¬ ploy no agents Try us on prices and see the difference between those of a grower and dealer Catalogue on application to fi F HILLENMEYER Lexington Ky 20oct FULL stock of Fruit and Ornamental Grape Vines Small Fruits TREES 1896 0 TMskU W THREE POSTS to the 100 FEET Economy is not our sole object in placing posts for farm fence at the un¬ usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart Farmers say the closer the posts the That may apply tf better the fence common fences but depending largely on its elasticity we prefer the long lawns yards panel For cemeteries etc they should of course be nearer 13b to 20 feet is not objectionable We have completed and are now building a lot of this fence for Bourbon farmers and you can examine into its merits for yourself Estimates cheerfully furnished Ybw imay put up the posts and we will du1 the fence or we will contract to do the whole job If you are needing any fence see us We will save you money and still build you the best fence made Respectfully COLLINS MILLER f POSTS E was done On both occasions the famous pres tidigitateair stood alone upon the stage while six picked marksmen from the staite national guard fired point blank upon him from a platform built in the audience On both occasions Herrmann pale of face and painfully alertv caught the bullets previously marked by a com mittee of noted army men and handed nnien ¬ that Herrmann the Great is gene there can be no harm in explaining how his wonderful trick of catching the bul lets shot at him by six national guards Now Held by Good Marksmen raSHl lilil I I Paris Ky VACHINE it Do not be deceived by allurfa 0 The Page Wire Fence In Bourbon Millersburg Ky May 4 98 Collins Agents Messrs Miller Gentlemen think you can get the best iade finest finish and MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE for amero son Bnyfrom reliable mannfactnrers that have trained a reputation by honest and square dealing There is none in the world that can equal In mechanical construction durability of working parts fineness otflniah beauty in appearancepr has as many improvements as the KEW HOME advertisement and them back hot from the barrels for ¬ identification Of course it was a trick but it was a dangerous trick and one that Herr mann disliked to do But even he was less inervous than the marksmen who acting in perfect good faith feared that they might kill the plucky magician Many have been the alleged explana ¬ tions of this trick published in various newspapers They have all been wrong Herrmann himself told the Herald how it was done and here it i Of course there was an accomplice and this accomplice was not one of the marksanen but the sergeant in charge of them This sergeant took the six The Hew Horn WRITE FOR CIRCULARS Seifng MacMne Co SakFbaxoiscoCal POR SALE BY Change Mass Bobtox Mass 2USiow Square NY Chicago Irx St Louis Mo Daixas Texas Atlanta Ga COOK WINN Paris Ky BY II S REVENUE STAMPS WANTED T L Greenj County Clerk Mt Olivet Ky I want to buy for cash the following TJ S Revenues either canceled or uncanceled at the prices annexed when stamps are sent in good condition 5 cents cent Express red imperforate cent Express red part perforate 5 cents 1 cent Playing Cards red imperf orate50 cents 1 C9nt Playing cardsredpart perforated cents 1 cent Proprietaryredpart perforate10 cents 60 cents 1 cent Telegraph red imperforate 2 cent Bank Check bluepart perforated cents S cents 2 cent Certificate blue imperforate 2 cent Cert ficnte bine full perforate10 cents 2 cent Certificateorangef ull perforatelO cents 5 cents 2 cent Express blue imperforate 10 cents 2 cent Express blue part perforate 2 cent Playing cards blueimperforate50 cents 10 cents 2 cent Playingcards orange 2 cent Proprietary blue 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was the day it was put up and has stood some severe tests A horse of one of my neighbors fell across the fence a few months ago and was not taken off for several hours but when taken off the fence went back to its place all right with the exception of a few staples During the storm of April 24th a good sized tree was blowtt across the fence and bent it down to th ground As soon as the tree was cast off the fence went up all right and was as good as ever with the exception of one broken wire and a few staples ouff of place I am so well pleased with the fenc that I am going to put up more of it Respectfully right away -- 5my tf Wm Becrabt t5 ¬ x v 5j icle r- - K- - -- w r V r 1 s Ml A I ii 2 -- X i i l Jkf r Ii f - i V - fs and now from the distance rang the tocsin note of the old bell There was a long flare of crimson on the sky which made remote people speculate as to the whereabouts of the fire The long flames sang their drumming chorus in voices of the heaviest bass The wind whirled clouds of smoke and YOU BET I WAS SCARED cinders into the faces of the spectators barn was outlined Graiidpa now was that true what The form of the old masses of orange in black amid these you was telling those men asked the grandfather hued flames What And then came this Swede again cry ¬ Vhat was I telling them ing as one who is the weapon of the O about you running De colts De colts vVhy yes that was true enough sinister fates de colts Jimmie It was my first fight and there You have forgot Old Fleming staggered It was true was an awful lot of noise you know covered they had forgotten the two colts in the Tommy How long ago is that auntie 2 hired men a Swede de ¬ boxstallsatthebackofthebarn Boys One of the You ought to know that Tommy sired to drive to the county seat for he said I must try to get em out Its but a trifle over 400 years purposes of his own The old man They clamored about him then afraid for How old were you then auntie loaned a horse and an unwashed buggy him afraid of what they should see Then Richmond Dispatch to each Why talked wildly of the pur later it appeared Swedethat oneget drunk theysure death eachwould never get Conclusive He was to its jppses of the Voice at the telephone Major will Why its suicide for a man to After quelling some boisterous frolic out you please bring your family and take Old Fleming stared ot the farmhands and boys in the gur- - go in there at the open doors The sujper with us next Sunday tret the old man had that night gone Servant Girl replying back through peacefully to sleep when he was poor little things he said He rushed the telephone Master and mistress riroused by clamoring at the kitchen into the barn at present but they cant are not When the roof fell in a great funnel come to in iloor He grabbed his trousers und supper as its my Sunday out Uiey waved out behind as he dashed of smoke swarmed towards the sky as Boston Globt forward He could hear the voice of if the old mans mighty spirit released Then ihe ftalr Flow tfhe Swede screaming and blubbering from its body a little bottle had Mabel I hear you are engaged to He pushed the wooden button and as swelled like the geni of fable The Charlie Blight She door flew open the Swede amaniac smoke was tinted rose hue from the Maud Yes I am tumbled inward chattering weeping flames and perhaps the unutterable l ill screamingr Te bsrn fire Fre midnights of the universe will have no theI wonder if he proposed to you in same way he did to Y power to daunt the color of his soul Tin bJirn fire Fire Jttre vive Commercial dvertiser i bivCC ind indesjcribable St James Budget Xfcre wa ¬ absen-- Many people had come running Some one had even gone to the church Eating Dinner Backward An odd experiment with the kineto scope took place not long ago in Boston The subject was a man eating din ner and the film prepared especially for the occasion wras found of unusual length so that the whole performance could be recorded The man entered the room and seating himself at a table proceeded to cut up the food The motion of the fork Croui che plate to his lips was carefully recorded until the last morsel of food had vanished Then he arose and walked out of the room leaving nothing on the table but baTe dishes The series of pictures was then veversed It showed the man entering the room walking backward He sat down at the table upon which there was nothing but bare dishes and pro ceeded to extract food from his lips un ¬ til he had filled the potato dish with potatoes and gradually put together a steak 05 the platter before him Then he calmly backed out of the room and the waiter did likewise with the meal that the man had apparently created Troy Times Judging from Appearances Fashionable Maiden Aunt chiefly in ¬ terested in preserving a youthful ap- ¬ pearance I must say that I am proud of our country It seems almost in- ¬ credible that we should have grown so remarkably during the comparatively short period since America was dis- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ regulation army bullet cartridges on a silver platter to the committee The xmamttee examined them made sure they were genuine marked them plainly and replaced them on the plat¬ ter The sergeant instantly raised the platter in plain sight at arms length above his head walked over to the marksmen and they themselves each took a cartridge examined it and placed it in the rifle Then came the ¬ We are prepared to furnish at reasonable prices locust posts by the car- ¬ load Delivered at your nearest railroad station COLLINS MILLER CLOTHES GLEANED REPAIRED LOCUST POSTS ¬ ¬ t-mindedly -- meN shooting The trick lay in the platter which had a false bottom Under this bottom lay six other cartridges identical in size weight and appearance but holding bullets made of a composition of plumbago and mercury TVhen the sergeant held tlhe platter aloft he touched a spring and by a clever mech anism these six fake cartridges jumped into the platter while the genuine cartridge disappeared1 beneath the false bottom So it was the composition cactridges that the marksmen uoHoiowingly put into their rifles and on firing this com ¬ position was instantly melted by fric- ¬ tion through the barrels and dissipated in the air Meantime however the supposedly empty platter was taken behind the wings where the genuine cartridges were drawn out quickly heated and carefully placed by an attendant on a table where Herrmann just before the firing carelessly picked them up and Holding them in his palmed them hands during the firing he immediately produced them as the smoke cleared A simple trick but a very dangerous one for if the platiters mechanism failed to work completely one or more of the genuine cartridges might have got into the rifles of the marksmen and thence into Herrmanns body N Y Herald Dipping Into Theology A man asked an Irish priest what a miracle was He gave him a f ull ex planation which did not satisfy the Now wont your man who said riverence give me an example of a miracle Well said the priest step before me and Ill Eee what I can do As the man did so he gave him a tre ¬ mendous kick behind Bid vou feel that he asked Begorra I did feel it sure enough Well said the priest it would be a miracle if you didntBoston Pilots ¬ ¬ ¬ have employed a first class experienced tailor to take charge of our cleaning repairing and pressing Work done on short department notice Our prices are lower than others and we will do your work right WE A I PARIS FUBMSHINS UNO TMLOBtNG CO SI Manifest imperforate SIMortgage fulL perforate 1 00 Si 1 50 Passage Ticket imperforate L 30 Foreign exchaugeorange imrate 3 01 4 00 1 90 Foreign Exchange maroon 5 00 3 50 Inland Exchange imperforate 7 00 5 00 Probate of Will imperforate 30 00 20 00 Probate of Will imperforate 1 50 130 Blue and Black 2 00 1 60 Blue and Black 5 cent Black and Greenr proprietary 15 cents 6 cent Black and Green proprietary- - o cents 10 cent Black and Green proprietary x 5 5 00 1 00 Black and- Green proprietary 15 00 5 00 Black and Green proprietary lalso wish to buy old canceled postage stamps and stamped envelopes of any and all denominations from ISiO to 1S75 for which 1 will pay liberal prices Address 11 h GKEEIS Connty Clerk Mt Olivet Ky stamps can be Kotf The above named Notes Receipts found on Deeds Mortgages Agreements Bank Check etc from 1861 to 1875 also on Proprietary Medicines Tne foregoing offer is genuine made in good faith and will be carried out to the let ¬ ter in every instance when 1 receive the stamps I have mentioned in good order Reference Mt Olivet Deposit Bank or any official of Robertson county T L Gkeen County Clerk - SI 25 24mar tf HSST0UT DUDLEY PARIS-- KS1 Manager a- - W TVr CO BILE POSTERS All Kinds of Posting XHatelbntingr Promptly Attended To Etc 3 TOM jfV A LOT FOR foofc lDby SAIL in Williams ad dition well located Will be soldi at low jprice on four payments one fourth cash balance in three equal pay ments at six twelve and eighteen monfchs Adcbess L L care Thb Nejjks Paris Hy 42xll0 T - f1 lS - 111 - fTftnt tell too all about the new stales m 1 mm- 4 TC ftAOTf liBHlaAaHA wiumw y XSAKaUWnftv 9m BflBl Tariety Jow prices superior quality waHv worksianshln of -onr cmnA M entfleM ish IIwmIAaW Aa lint wa vonr ymi Trt Yvta frti auk 1 anr and fine fi- eit aad boat catalogue ve everI published ABk for Car M It contain ihnfwALv vL j LUHL 4pv 1 i ns lots ox money ami J1 uuie uui juu cau usm one iree we batc added V9KOO BUI1 Tflae liae IllniiJ uuuiunt -- AjNLlJLNCE-- zr CIRRTIRT zrmr Y1A ranAM rtv vivuuidWjvmu ir of 1 4 1 - V L f W- Tsy - f KZe i V7Z9 ftVJlr 4 ra5V THE BOTJKgOff NEWS TUESDAY AGRICULTURAL HINTS Excellent Method My way of stacking fodder is as fol- ¬ lows I beg in the stack the same as a shock fthat is by standing- bundles al- ¬ most perpendicularly on the ground - PEJflEEUftjjLY 2 1897 rl SUITABLE STREET GOWNS PROTECTING QUEENS MUSICIN NERVOUS DISORDERS Hew to Rescue Them in Case They Should Costumes for the Winter Season Approved Alleged Cure of a Child Dee to Chopin 100 Beward SIOO STACKING FODDER An Ohio Farmer Describes an Apparently dles close together until the shock or prospective stack is about 12 feet in diameter at the base ground This usually requires 50 or 60 bundles Next instead of getting up on this shock or stack bottom and having some one pitch the bundles to me while I continue butt down and tops pressed together in this way placing the bun ¬ to u u PS1 V i 91 music ner hypnotize Of course not soon becomes covered with feathers The man turned and gazed out of the FACTS FOR FARMERS window on the opposite side of the car An he calls hisself perfesser he If you have gravel near you improve said to himself Dont know how ter your highways do anything but talk Greek n things Dont feed rats unless you jnix poi ¬ an calls himself perfesser Talk about son with he food nerve Philadelphia Uecord Exterminate the xat Both poisou tmd cats are cheap Artletg Make a rich paste with the white of Paint your machinery if needed It POULTRY HOUSE RAKE money well expended one and the yolks of two eggs four is Wide tires on hard roads act as and masses of droppings A fine ounces of sugar six ounces of butter rollers and improve the road toothed rake is serviceable in raking a pinch of salt a pound of flour and Chopping firewood in midwinter is over the pens thus collecting all feath- ¬ just enough water to make it of the ers etc when they can be put into right stiffness for working work it a mighty unpleasant business ¬ Save the hay Substitute corn fod barrels with the dressing An ordinary lightly roll it out to the thickness of a rake and even a garden rake are too quarter of an inch line some pattypans der and good straw to some extent Do as well as your neighbor does on coarse for this purpose The sketch with it fill them with uncooked rice aall lines What he can tlo you likely shows a good homemade rake that an- ¬ and bake them in a moderate oven un swers well for this work Wire nails til done Use strawberries cherries can driven very close together form the peaches or other canned fruit to fill Be an idealist Your mark even higher than you can reaeh but reach as teeth A strip of hard wood should be Jthem after removing the rice add used for the head while an old hay more sugar if necessarj7- put tlhean in high as you ean Lawyers will be necessary as long as rake handle can be pressed into service the oven to get quite hot and serve there are misunderstandings among for the handle Orange Judd Former or they may be allowed to get quite cold before serving Leisure Hours men They are an expensire neces¬ ¬ as is usually done I remain on the ground and continue there till the last bun¬ dles is placed when a ladder is leaned against the stack and the top tied I begin the topping out process by grasping a bundle with both hands and lifting it say three feet from the ground laying or more properly speakimr know Sometimes bees will ball their own queen usualty for the sake of protecting her In the middle of a ball of her own bees it certainly seems she ought to be safe from foes You cannot pull the bees apart so as to free the queen and if you should succeed in getting some of the bees away or should man age to get the queen loose the bees will immediately seize her again Per ¬ haps the quickest way to get the queen free is to throw the ball into cold water The little miscreants will scramble to get out of the water as lively as they can and at once seem to forget all about the queen leaving her to her own fate Water is not always at hand and you can blow smoke upon the ball If you blow hot smoke upon them as usually 3ou will if you hold the nozzle close enough you will at once seal the queens o doom for the bees will promptly sting STACK OFGOHNFODDER her but if you hold the smoke at a dis standing it on one of the bundles of the tance and keep up a strong stream of last or outside course of shock or stack cool smoke the bees will soon conclude bottom L continue in this way walking they want to find some place with a Southern Cultiaround the stack and placing bun ¬ purer atmosphere vator dles side by side until I come around to the starting place This completes INEXCUSABLE WASTE the first elevated course The butts of this course being about three feet from Why Some Poultry Men Do Not Make Their Business Pay the ground brings them to a point One cannot fully realize the extent about where the bundles underneath of loss entailed upon those making any are tied See cut The bundles for the next or second sort of pretense to poultry raising until elevated course are placed in order by the various grades of it are examined means of a two tined pitchfork The in the great iharkets and a selection is butts of this course are about six feet made of that which is desirable to suit from the ground and like the butts of a reasonably well cultivated taste Here the first elevated course come to about is where the critical test is made of the middle of the bundles underneath the sort of care the poultry has reThe butts of the third or last course ceived from time of incubation until consisting of say eight or ten bundles properly dressed and packed ready for are placed about nine feet from the shipment to the central market as well ground This makes a stack about 14 as the profit wrhich is to be realized or the loss sustained by the systematic or feet in height or- ¬ careless producers When the last course is placed in Packages stand der the top of the stack is securely tied side by side in every commission house in two places one within a foot or two in Chicago amounting to thousands of of the extreme top and the other tonf per annum of poultry of all grades of quality invoking the discriminating around the butts of the top course Two men are not required to put up prices which rendered unto the indif¬ this kind of a stack I built ten such ferent poultry raiser that which be stacks this year myself without any as- ¬ long to the slothful and unto the sys sistance One man says he puts about tematic the profits which belong to the 600 bundles in a stack I put only about industrious some shippers obtaining 120 four or five cents per pound while others In stacking in this way there are no obtain ten to 15 cents and actually the bundles lying dowTn with butts stick ¬ higher priced product is more satising outward as in stacks as usually factory to the consumer than the cheapbuilt They all stand up in an almost er stuff Some of the poultry is plump perpendicular form butts down tops white and nicely dressed wThile much up The bundles having so much of it is thin dark colored and repulsive pitch they shed the water perfectly to look upon The surprising thing is In feeding from such a stack I begin that the shippers of this joor stuff are with the ground course as the bundles offended because they fail to receive may be easity pulled out The top the highest quotations in return for bundles remain untouched till the last their shipments There is room for a thus leaving no part of the stack ex- ¬ tremendous amount of improvement in posed to the weather the raising and handling of poultry I adopted this plan three or four The farmers need a good deal of educa- ¬ years ago and like it quite well Its tion upon this subject to enable them 1 The bundles hav ¬ to do their best advantages are Farmers Union ing so much pitch they shed the water 2 In feeding therefrom completely POULTRY HOUSE RAKE the bottom bundles are fed first and the Homemade Contrivance That Answers top left to protect the stack till the Well for Its Purpose lost 3 One man can take the bun The winter poultry quarters should dles from the wagon and construct such have four or five inches of loam or road a stack without assistance Frank Les ¬ dust on the floor for the fowls to scratch lie in Ohio Farmer in and dust themselves in but this ¬ I lay them down horizontally by Dame Easliion Be Balled Somber Waltzes When a queen is balled youll find a gowns which most interest our The value of music in the treatment The bunch of bees as large as a hickory nut readers at present are those designed of certain forms of nervous diseases has of larger that seem to cling together for the street traveling and for general before now been called attention to by in a very solid manner You cant pull wear and are made with less fullness physicians One advantage perhaps of the bees apart and you may roll the and weight than heretofore The skirts this therapeutical agency is that in the ball over and over are made up with five six or seven event of its doing no good it is to do harm In a recent number of If a strange queen is thrown into gores depending upon the width of the a hive she is usually balled and as material which governs economy in the Gazette Medicale attention was nearly as we can make out the process cutting The seven gored skirt is rath drawnto the remarkable result attend ¬ is something like this The bees seize er the favorite and is used when the ing the administration of music to a the queen at various points till she is material warrants it The back is little girl of three who was afflicted entirely surrounded then other bees plaited or gathered and the space at with serious nervous disordersy result ¬ seize the ones that have hold of the the top containing the fullness is very ing in epilepsy and paroxysms of fear queen and in this position they remain narrqw Some of the skirts that are which kept her awake all night The fixed for hours until the queen is dead plaited in the back are laid in tiny side ordinary remedies including bromide If a strange worker is thrown into the plaits while others have three box of potassium were tried without any hive she isnt treated the same as a plaits graduated to a narrow space at effect and at last the physician recom ¬ queen and nothing but a queen is ever the top the outer plaits overlapping mended the mother to ft jay some soft balled The worker may be bitten or the inner ones Street skirts are made rather melancholy music to her daugh ¬ stung but never balled from 4 to 4 yards in width and ter before putting her to bed Ghopin The balling bees generally make a all fit closely across the front and was recommended especially the hissing sound unlike the noise they hips with an easy hang across the waltzes in the minor key The remedy make at any other time Whether that front and sides at the bottom All the worked like a charm for it is said that proceeds from anger or what we do not fullness is worked toward the back from the night the child went to bed not-likely ¬ t The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages and that is Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity Catarrh being a constitutional disease requires a constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system thereby destroying the foundation of the disease and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work The proprietors have so much faith in its cura- ¬ tive powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure Sendr for list of testimonials Address F J Ghexef Ca Toledo O Sold byDruggists 75c Halls Family Pills are the best THE ADVANCE AGENT OP HEALTH IM What a distinguished looking man Yes the last time I saw him he was on the No a substi- ¬ bench What a judge tute ballplayer Cleveland Plain Dealer 16G7 KUS POTATOES PJEK ACK1C ¬ iA ¬ ¬ ¬ The drop skirt is much used and is economical Avhere one wishes to use the same lining for several skirts The lin ing which is usually of silk is cut and fit precisely like the outside and can be hung from separate bands or attached to the same belt If worn with one skirt alone hang them from the same band and catch all the seams once lightly together up a distance of 20 inches from the bottom Sleeves were never more varied in style or more becoming to the figure than the sleeve of to day which makes the hug or much exaggerated sleeve covering of a short year ago look in deed like a burlesque The prevailing sleeves are fitted as snugly as is comfortable from the wrist to a considerable distance above the elbow above which we find puffs frills or draped fullness which may be tucked shirred or plaited but no fullness is carried on the under part of the sleeve The very sleeve still finds small favor especially on gowns of quite heavy material While many of the sleeves show a trimmed top that is the fullness trimmed with bands straps or galloons the best style street gowns show sleeves of comparative plainness and must fit to perfection Skirts for tike street show a variety of foot trim ming though the elegance of the plain ly finished skirt still holds its own in the handsomer and heavy wreight materials Womans Home Companion CALLS HIMSELF PROFESSOR ¬ ¬ ¬ breadths which are cut with a bias under the influence of music she lost seam directly in the back to give the all her nervous symptoms and slept standing out effect so much desired without waking until the morning In Many dressmakers aire wiring the tops order to prove that this was not the re¬ of their skirts in the lining acrorhe sult of mere chance the music was back to give a slight bustle effect omitted on one evening and the child A small pad directly under the dress passed a night of misery not so intense band in the back which fills in a hol- as before the adoption of the treatment low found in most figures is an addi- but still very marked tion to all gowns and the weight is real- NOT DUE TO HER SERIOUS TALK ly less felt ¬ ¬ ¬ until he saw SalzeVs- great farm seed catalogue Its wonderful what an ar ray of facts and figiiresand new things and big yields and great testimonials it contains Send Tiiis Notice aii 10 Cents Stamps to John A Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Wis for catalogue and 12 rare farm get A seed samples worth 10 Dont believe it nor did the editor starts iv When a man gives a gift with the request that his name be not mentioned he always feels a little bit chagrined to find his request observed Atchison Globe ¬ Mother Permitted a Span kin jr to Exert O S W Ry commencing Sun The B Its Persuasive Powers dav Januarv 24tli will inaugurate ou trains Did you notice asked the girl with So 4 and 5 a through Pullman BuffetSleep- auunore anu the saintly expression of the girl with ing Car line between Indianapols jm caso via Cincinnati and the laughing eyes how beautifully This will enable the patrons of theB named Tommy Jackson behaved in church to- ¬ O S W Ry to make the above chang ¬ of points without the inconvenience day ing cars The girl with the laughing eyes For time or trains and further informanodded silently and the girl with the tion call on agents B O S W Ry Baintly expression went on dreamily o Tiiere is nothing I think that I must have managed woman greater secretthat would cause to satisfaction than to touch his stony little heartat last fall over in a faint when her husband is she said thankfully but it has been a scolding her Atchison Globe ¬ -- MiniaUize Fac Similc IP rB -- jkism TEREOTYPiNK OF THE HIGHEST GBJD PROMPTLY EXECUTED BY ¬ ¬ leg-o-mutt- on Vibrating In Tuneful Accord Like thestrings of a musical instrument the nervous system in health harmouizes pleas- ¬ antly with the other parts of the system But weakened or overwrought it jangles most inharmoniously Quiet and invigorate it with the great tranquillizer and tonic Hos tetters Stomach Bitters which promotes¬ terday digestion bilious secretion and a regular acShe punished him too interrupted tion of the bowels and prevents malarial the girl with the laughing eyes mer- ¬ rheumatic and kidney complaints rily only she reversed her usual order Everyone imagines himself a worm and of proceedings Generally she spanks is of the private opinion that his turning greatest commotionthe world him after she comes home from church will cause theAtchison Globe ever knew and he forgets all about it before the next Sunday comes around But yes Fits stopped free and permanently cured terday she had a brilliant idea and to ¬ No fits after first days use of Dr Klines day she spanked him before setting Great Nerve Restorer933Free 2 trial bottle treatise Die Kline Arch stPhila Pa ly on Saturday when I was calling on my Sunday school pupils and his moth ¬ er seemed much interested She said she had punished him severely only the Sunday before last and see how shame ¬ fully he behaved last week While yes- ¬ hard struggle I talked to him serious ¬ A N Kellogg Newspaper Go a We offer to our Customers and The Trade generally the most satisfactory work possible in these branches Our facilities enable us If you desire to turn out work very rapidly to release your type on some large job send ¬ ¬ Nothing is quite so mean as for a fellow said the girl with the saintly to ask you for a match when you have both face and there really didnt seem any ¬ hands full of bundles Washington Demthing else to say ocrat out 0 it to us for either stereotyping or electrotyp Ing and it will be returned to you promptij and in good order ¬ THE WOODEN HEN ¬ We make a specialty of Newspaper Head- ¬ Atter six years suffering I was cured by ings and Guts and have the largest assort- ¬ Ohio Pisos Cure Mart TnoMsoN 29 ment in these lines to be found anywhere in Ave Allegheny Fa March 11 94 ¬ The Man ivith the Striped Shirt Was Appalled was about to leave the sta The train tion and a young man leaned over the ¬ keep from making fools of themselves when they get rich Washington Democrat r Tiiere are a good many people who cant the -- country from which to select N ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ana many folks will stop you to tell A srRAiN cannot cripple if you use St cases Semi lor boot or testimonials SONS JO davr Atlanta Gz treatment Free Drll II GKKEVS great story and when you have Jacobs Oil It cures it little while you find it fs merely a mathematical science A hundred for your neighbors addresses to tell something about themnever ask another woman to marry Send lO for contract and samplo copy Well ye aint no boxer I kin sec by KOMANCE MAGAZINE NEW YWtK mc as lonir as I live lief used again yer build Mebbe ye play pool No accepted Tit Bits The Inauguration of President McKinley No is will attract many prominent individuals to Cascarets stimulate liver kidneys and Er shuffleboard Washington You can attend very cheaply bowels Never sicken weaken or gripe 10c A N K E 1642 I never heard of the game before and enjoy a most satisfactory trip b going WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS PLEASE Well say Ive guessed ye this time via the B O S W Ry Tickets good go ¬ You know the man when you ing March 1 2 and 3 and good returning in- ¬ company he keeps Rams Horn know the ntutc thai jou oaw the Advertisement iu llii Its funny I didnt think of it before cluding March 8 at special low rates for paper Youre a mesmerist this occasion with a Splendid Txain Service Im nothing of the land Make up your parties and for further infor ¬ O S W Ry Well Ill give up What is yer line mation consult any agent B REASONvS FOR Write for guide to Washington to J M 2 I know yere in the biz cause I heerd Chesbrough Genl Pass AgtCincinnati0 that young feller call ye perfesser Q I am an instructor in Greek rhetoric A NuatBEit of years ago in order to attend 1 s3Ls his girl on all occasions a young mau had and ancient history o to learn how Now he must also An yer cant do no tricks ner play learn bow to to dancecow Atchison Globe a milk I seat shook hands with the middle aged gentleman and said Good by professor A man with wide stripes in his shirt bosom looked at him narrowly and after the train started said Kin you do any tricks with cards No I never touch a card Mebbe ye play the pianny I know nothing of music except as Like an electric current St Jacobs Oil seeks and cures Sciatica It always takes a girl an awfully long time to learn to ride a bicycle when some aandsome young man is teaching her Hatches chickens from 10x15x8 L Kellogg Newspaper Go 1MBLZS W 3 429 Elm Street Cincinnati QrVr JMft 600 Second Hand Bicycles AM makes GOOD ASNEW5 to I5 New High Grade 9G models fcuaranteedt84 to 25 Miiftt lie closed ouL Agenta wanted C3T Write for particulars at once P C MKA1 fc PKENTISS Chicncor hens Just tiy a inches will hatch 28 eggs Price tharticjlincst10c box of Cascarcts candy ca liver and bowel regulator made 600 Write to Mr Geo H Stahl Mfr Quincy 111 for a copy of his booklet K Justice who had been a shopkeeper describing the Wooden Hen also large To you it will be six months for anybody catalogue Both sent free Boston Transcript else it would be eight eggs Tt is 0P9U Cured DR HABIT JL Cured in lOtoSO IJityn No Pur till STEPHENS LKUAJNONOiUtt NEW DISCO VEKY gires a nick id ief and cures worst AND A coon you some listened a a scheme selves ¬ Ill Yucatan it perfection AH404 Without teeth frostbites Without doubt St Jacobs Oil cures frost bites sure He I ran across grandmother in the park yesterday His Aunt Oh dear I didnt know that you rode a bicycle Life A Form op Speech I 0000000ooooA UING Walter Bak er Co Gh Breakfast Cocoa if rail fir I ilSft4 THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK Cattlecommon Select butchers CALVES Fair to good light HOGS Common Mixed packers Light shippers SHEEP Choice LAMBS Good to choice FLOUR Winter family GRAIN Corn No e mixed Oats No 2 Rye No2 HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS Me s Pork Lard Prime ste im BUTTER hoice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Per bbl POTATOES Per bbl NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent No Sred slii m fi JCincinnati Feb 3 5 2 3 3 3 4 3 l 25 Sj 10 3 oo 4 40 3 15 3 55 3 55 3 65 4 90 3 80 8354 85 18J4 50 bo 45 35 25 C5 G Because it is absolutely mire Because it is not made by the so caikd Dutch Process in which chemicals are used 3 Because beans of the finest quality are used 4 Because it is made by a method which preserves unimpaired the exquisite natural flavor and odor of ihe beans Because it is the most economical costing less than one cent a cup Be sure that you get the genuine article made by WALTER CO Ltd Dorchester Mass Established 1780 BAKER - f J 4 I t 0COO0OOOOOOO0 frOOOOO000OOOOOO WheatNo a red 50 CM Z f into the fire 36 10 75 11 00 Take care that you dont g that way when you try to make your washing easier Better be sure of what Out of the frylngpatx doing-- St 8 1 1 - 50 00 9 25 3 75 9 22 1 75 1 15 5 15 9 S2J 29 H 21 youre GRAN sity Europe Egg Consumption One man thinks that the opening of new farms in the west is evidence that fanning is profitable That sort of logic would indicate that all kinds cf business is profitable Western Plow ¬ man Parisian scientist asserts that he has computed trustworthy statistics con cerning the number of eggs annually consumed by the nations of Europe According to his tables the greatest A Dakota Farmers Remedy Frank Withee a Yankton countj 8 D farmer after losing 160 out of 200 hogs has succeeded in stopping the ravages of the lung trouble in his flock by a remedy of his own invention When his hogs began dying at the rate of half a dozen a day he piled their car ¬ casses iiA heaps and set fire to them When only blackened and charred re ¬ mains were left he fed the remnants to his hogs with the above result The disease is still raging in the neighbor 5ood and in some instances 15 hogK have died in anedajr in 0De A pen--Farm- ers J Voice y England imported namon four ounces of almonds PORK Mess LARD Steam 250000000 eg s for which was paid blanched and choTjped very small two BALTIMORE about 20000000 The eggs came princi ounces of mixed candied peel also very FLOUR Family pally from France During the same finely chopped GRAIN Wheat Xo 2 dry Corn Mixed year Germany imported 20000000 gredients togetherMix all the the inthen rub In but Oats Mixed - also representing about pounds of eggster add eggs and essences Isst of all LARD Refined 20000000 Most of these eggs came Mix to a smooth paste and roll out on PORK Mess quality CATTLE First from Russia and Austria Hungary Of a floured board to half inch thickness HOGS Western all European countries Russia has made 2Ut in round or fancy shapes and INDIANAPOLIS bake the greatest advance in exportation on a dry tin in a slow oven Ladies GRAIN Wheat No Corn No 2 mixed Ir 1890 she exported only 11000000 but Home Journal Oats No 2 mixed 1S95 the number rose to 1250000000 in LOUISVILLE In the second centur a formidable FLOUR Winter patent representing a value of 10200000 A significant fact in connection with line of fortifications was constructed GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed these statistics- - is that in those coun- - by the Roman emperors from the upper Oats Mixed tries which are the greatest exporters Danube to thi upper Rhine to keep out PORK Mess LARD Steam of eggsv the omelet is the favorite dish Lthe Germans 1395 J ¬ ¬ Hour half a PORK Newmess pound of butter three quarters of a LARD Western CHICAGO pound of sugar two eggs half a tea FLOUR Winter patents spoonful each of essence of leanon and GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No Chicago spring of bitter almonds two teaspoonfuls of CORN 2No 2 egg eating countries are England and ground ginger one teaspoenful of cin- OATS No 2 ¬ One pound of sifted Almond CakeB No 2 COR No 2 mixed OAT Mixed heat Nol northn red W 4 SO a 8 50 2i i 9 00 4 15 4 4 25 84 73j 22J4 7 3 4 Germany In ¬ 7 77 3 85 4 50 25vk 24 IbJi farther does more and U L7 I J safe tomure wear man anyrnmgwork tnat s else v w W V lri i compound the best known the fully- proved There are plenty of imitations T of it But even if theyre not dangerousand some are uieyre not - Get Pearline the original washing - economical Pearline used properly k - goes- i Mvcb ie V J toll i6 4 4 393 3 90 3 75 Ch 4 8 - SJ I ABSOLUTELY GUfiRAHTEED b lV mr wnstinairnn Cnsttlrti sro the MmI I rcal - N si- - - - - XJr - If L I I - 8 of W J Bryans new book See advertisement s in another column The First THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY FEBRUARY 2 1807 PUBLIC SALE OP WHEEL NOTES Lines About Devotees Of The Wheel At Home And Elsewhere Verdi is trying to eclipse Catos feat of learning Greek at eighty by riding a bicycle at eighty two Mr and Mrs Thos Dewhurst arrived home yesterday from a wedding trip to England Dewhurst is well known in cycling circles in Kentucky George Kent Varden is the proud owner of a 97 model Delker wheel olive green in color - It is a beauty and was manufactured at Owensboro Ky TheCynthiana Democrat says Harry Bailey came in from the country on his bicycle Monday and had his ears badly bitten They were swollen to twice the normal size but he couldnt hear any Battle Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour¬ tf bon county Engagements Of Send yonr order to Oscar 68 BOf BQUiDQRGO AND LaRfl TWIN BROTHERS 0 GREAT BARGAIN DAYS 1 Forsyth Auctioneer A T frr v 11 L M Greene assignee J 87 MULES PARMIIMPyMSTSC H Lettons land Feb 9 S D Clays farm stock etc I will sell at public auction on thepremises 3 miles North of Paris bePiles Files Files I ginning at ten oclock a in on Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching FEBRUARY 9 1897 Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch TUESDAY ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the the following land stock etc described Feb 4 -¬ private parts and nothing else Every bos below is guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by pf good land containing 168 A mail for 50c and SI per box WILLIAMS acrestract Lex¬ situated on the Maysville MFG CO Props Cleveland O For sale - by 3 J miles North of Paris T Brooks druggist ington turnpike W 24Jy-96-- ly so I i - - J Said between Paris and Millersburg land has every improvement consisting of an eight room house with bath room hot and cold water carriage house two large smoke house ice house OF barns one for tobacco other for stock a fine peach and apple orchard etc Also at same time and place I will 1 1011 11I sell thirty seven head of mules all fat and ready to ship 10 head broke 21 in Spring and 6 head yearlings coming two Also one good Assignee of A C mare mule weanling 9 head horse stock The undersigned 4 good Jersey milch cows with young Ball will on better ASSIGNEES SALE If the success of the Chicago Cycle Show sub zero weather be a fair indica- ¬ tion that tired feeling will be the most popular sensation of the spring and summer of 1897 and to tell a man that he has wheels will constitute the neat ¬ est of compliments A foolhardy feat has been performed by a young cyclist at Atlanta Ga He rode a bicycle down an inclined board SUITS PANTS HATS AND CAPS SHIRTS tUNDERWEAR BOOTS SHOES ETC iisr CLOTHING OVERCOATS lon r Co Ui three-year-o- ld h 1897 16TH FEB TUESDAY on the premises at 11 oclock a m solar time expose to public sale the following tracts of land situated in Bourbon County calves I 41 Jl 4 5 r I Beginning in the center of the Mays ville Lexington Turnpike road at a stone in A Bartons line thence with said Turnpike in the middle thereof S 46 W 10944 poles to Geo W Bryans corner in the middle of said turnpike thence through the orchard on a hill S 42 E 16784 poles to stone corner to S D CLAY said Bryan and corner to Barlows A T Forsyth Auctioneer land thence S 38 3 4 E 3572 poles to a near the branch corner to said stake Barlows land thence S 2U W 1560 poles to a stake corner to said Bartons land thence S 38 3 4 W 4288 poles to a OP stone by a tree corner to said Barlows OS land thence S 37 E 4488 poles to a coffee nut tree corner to Tarney in Bar- ¬ lows line thence N 33 E 38 poles to a stone in Turneys line thence N 15 i E 15 poles to a stone corner to said Tur ney thence N 13 E 1572 poles to a white ash tree corner to said Turney The undersigned Assignee of M H theuce N 40 3 4 E 10696 poles to a stone corner to Bartons land The Talbott Current will on land thence N 49 3 4 W 19984 poles to the beginning containing 177 A 1 B THURSDAY FEBRUARY 18 1897 Tract platform two feet wide from the topof a high building into the waters of the adjacent lake Four men held the ma ¬ 3 buggies 1 sleigh chine while he mounted and at the 2 two horse wagons word go he was sent off and in an Gears for ten head of mules instant shot into the water going over 2 breaking plows the handlebars of his machine Both 3 new cultivators Tobacco sticks rider and bicycle were fished out in good And numerous other useful farming condition implements Terms op Sale I will sell the mules Chris Lyon of Lincoln has refnsed in pairs on time with good and ap1 per bushel for 3500 bushels of wheat proved security Terms for other prop- ¬ which he has on hand erty made known on day of sale Spring wagon 2 break carts ¬ 1 i a wl i tv tCrt k Vicks Floral Guide 1897 a century this Cata-¬ logue of Flower and Vegetable Seeds Plants Bulbs Roses Grains Potatoes etc has come as regularly as spring time Here it is again to remind us that itVtime to think about our gardens This issue contains half a dozen full page half tone illustrations of Roses Asters Gold Flowers Carnations and Tomatoes It seems full of the necessary informa-¬ tion for either amateur or professional Send 15 cents to James Vicks Sons Rochester N Y for a packet of either fill I r in T - I I I i For nearly half ASSIGNEES SALE Bonrbon o Land 0 I3ST f 221 vati pu - f 151 w i J Y itL 3 - t- - 4 Xi v J 1 v -t Si tf t i l r - V rt 1 w fr Jf- c- v Morning Glory or extra choica Jansy and a copy of Vicks Floral Guide If you state where you saw this notice you at 11 oclock solar time on the premises will receive a package of flower seeds expose to public sale the following tract Beginning at Fig 1 a corner to Rob- of land situated in Nicholas County free ert E Miller on the South East side ot Kentucky A New Portrait Lexington Turnpike the Maysville poles to Fig Beginning at a sugar tree stump and and running S 48i E 6524 Paris Ky January 12 1897 2 a stone corner to said Miller thence stone in Barkesdales Patent and corner S 50 E 132 84 P to Fig 3a stone corner to Thompsons Patent line thence with I am introducing a new portrait made Mrs E A Bryant thence N 39J E Barkesdales Patent line N 2448 E by a new process It is finer in finish to 4540 poles to Figure 4 a stone corner to 135 h poles to a stone in the County road than a large photograph made from life Wesley Berry in Turneys line thence 1 poles N 19 W of a stone thence with which could not be produced for less IN 49i W 8784 poles to Figure 5 a stone the road N 82 E 20 poles to a stake 1 than ten dollars is beautifully colored corner to said Berry thence S 36 W 1 poles S 19J- E from a Btnall black wal ¬ in water colors and will never fade poles to Figure 7 corner to Berry thenci nut thence S 30J E 1174 poles to a I propose to make just fifty oft these 49 W 2 poles to 8 corner to Berry stake below corner in Thompsons pictures and to introduce them will thence N 37i E 160 poles to 9 corner to Patent line thence with his line N 79 make the following offer until Feb 15th -Berry thence N 49 W 29i poles to 10 693 poles to a stone corner to Henrv 1897 on North side of said turnpike thence Thompson thence with his line S 12 E I will make half dozen of my best OF pike in a diagonal direction 7825 poles to a stone thence S 69 W cabinets and one size 16x20 inches crossing the S 34 W 4608 poles to the beginning con- ¬ 180 9 10 poles to a stake one half pole above described portraits with mat taining 57 A 1 ft and 30 poles OF West from a hickory thence N 14 W complete for 6 You are not com- ¬ poles to a stone thence S 899 W pelled to buy frame from me but I can 2225 1484 poles to a stone thence N 31 W sell you frames cheaper than anybody KTo- - 3B Beginning at a stone near Alfred C 349 poles to a stone on the South side of quality considered Call and see these Bourbon Circuit Court Balls stone fence on the Western side of Steeles Run thence with it N 30 h E portraits Respectfully L Grinnai Lexington Turnpike 44 poles to a bcxelder tree thence N the Maysville 12jan lmo Photographer J H Lettons Assignee road thence S 54 E 2950 poles to a 27 W 111 poles crossing Steeles Run vs stone near a spring thence with the at N W corner of Talbott thence N J H Letton et al Special Notice Of C O Railroad stone wall around the spring S 36 W 37AE 219 poles to a stone in Thomp160 poles S 50 E 2 poles N 36 E 150 sons Patent line then with it N 7937 Acting under the orders of the Bour ¬ The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway bon Circuit Court the undersigned as poles thence S 50 E 166 poles to a E 113 poles to the beginning containing stone in J A Grimes line thence with 229 acres and 10 poles But excepting has made concessions which will be assignee of J H Letton will on said Grimes line N 38 E 2480 poles out of said boundary a tract of 28 acres thoroughly appreciated by the holders corner to America McNamara in said 2 roods and 23 poles heretofore convey- ¬ of 1000 and 2000 mile books in travel- ¬ THURSDAY FEBRUARY 4 1897 Grimes line thence N 45 i W 144 polea ed by M H Current to W B Payne by ing between Washington and Cincin- ¬ to a stone near a gate and corner to said deed recorded in Deed Book No 6 nati Hereafter when the distance sell at public outcry the following de- ¬ America McNamara thence N 38 E 34 Page 138 Nicholas County Clerks traveled is over 450 miles the first train scribed real estate O will detach poles to a stake another corner to said Office leaving 200 acres 1 rood and collector on the C Beginning at C a stone corner to John 450 miles of coupons and issue in ex- ¬ Will Lettons heirs in Chas Becrafts 39 J W 26i poles America McNamara j thence N change ticket good all the way through 56 40 poles to a stake another corner to The above tract of land is one of the from the starting point to destination line and running therefrom with Bsaid America McNamara thence N 7734 W most productive and best arranged a Becrafts line S 88 E 11788 P to 5420 poles to the middle of the Mays farms in Nicholas County The im- ¬ providing that East bound the distance post in the West margin of Youngs Mill is 450 miles or over including but not turnpike thence along the same side of Lexington Turnpike Road ville provements consist of one two story beyond Washington City thence with middle of said Turnpike brick house two large said turnpike S 3 W 12080 poles to A a one tobac Road S 6 E 18 poles to the margin of co and one tobacco and barns combined point in the North margin of the Paris stock said pike near gate thence S 38 W 12 Jackstown turnpike thence along the The patrons of Crawford Bros shop buildings The poles to the beginning containing b4 or and all necessary ouirepair on Main street near Fifth enjoy a same side of said turnpike N 86 W fences are in splendid and the 65 acres quiet quick and clean service by ex- ¬ 12460 P to D a corner to John Will ground has been well taken care of Aline will be run parallel to the pert barbers in the cosiest shop in Paris Lettons heirs thence N 6J- E 11728 P dividing line between tract No 1 and mid- ¬ Beginning in Baths in well equipped At 230 p m solar time on bath rooms comfortable the pleasure of to the beginning Mill turnpike theE a tract No 2 above described by which 22 at dle of the Youngs furnished at acres 2 roods and 17 poles will be cut the premises in MILLERSBURG patrons corner to Mrs J H Letton and running tf off of the second tract and added to the the undersigned will sell the following therefrom with her lines S 87 E 9980 P first tract so that the first tract will described property Wrights Celery Tea regulates the to F a locust stump corner to the same contain 200 acres of land The balance liver and kidneys cures constipation thence S 84 E 5892 P to G- a stake of tract No 2 above described and noTi and sick headache 25c at all druggists corner to the same thence S 24 E 76100 tract No 3 will be sold as one tract of a pole toH a walnut tree corner to -¬ Bounded on the East Terms This land will be sold upon a ville Lexington now Lby the Maysthe same and J W Letton thence with railcredit of six twelve and eighteen road on the North by the farm N Chas Not Well Well Get Well said J W Lettons line N 2 E 10464 P of months Purchaser will be required to Clark on the west by the Maysville to I a corner to Henry S Letton thence results attained right here at with his line N 88 W 157 44 P to J the execute bonds bearing six per cent from Lexington Turnpike and on the South The day and date of sale with surety aphome have been marvelous Hundreds middle of said turnpike thence b4f VY Gof your neighbors who have used 98 P to the beginning proved by the undersigned or purchaser by the land of J M Collier now J Allen hnaj7 pay cash at his option Wrights Celery Capsules This valuable tract of farming land is The improvements consist of a two They cure Kidney Liver are now well Title perfect sale absolute and Stomach located on the Jackstown turnpike story frame house of seven rooms and trouble Rheumatism Constipation and PERRY JEFFERSON all necessary out buildings The place Sick Headaches Why pay 10ft every abont five miles from Millersburer and has long been famous as a black smitn two weeks for a bottle of medicine when is known as one of the most productive Assignee of the stand the old shop which had stood you can get treatment at 1 cent a day farms in Bourbon County Alland the Harmon Stitt Attorney good condition there for years having recently been re- ¬ Wrights Celery Capsules give 100 days fencing is in are first class improvements tin eyery placed by a new structure treatment for 100 Easy to take no particular It has on it a comparatively bad taste do not gripe backed by a new two story frame house a fine stock RAILROAD TIME CARD NO 2 bank to cure you or refund your barn and all necessary out buildings N R R Sold by W L T Brooks A model two story frame house aud money This farm is divided into two tracts druggist one acre of ground adjoining the Male TRAINS ARRIVAL OP one of 90 and the other of 98 acres the College property on the West side of the 90 acre tract containing the improve- ¬ From Cincinnati 1116 a m 530 pi Maysville Lexington Turnpike ments It will be offered first in sep- ¬ m 1010 p m arate tracts and then as a whole the From Lexington 439 a m 740 a m N0T3 assignee reserving the right to accept 339 p m 622 p m either bid Consists of a small lot of ground upon From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m W MILLER has received which is located a blacksmith shop and OSCARexclusive agency twelve and Terms op sale 333 pm for this and twenty four months Six Purchaser or a m 330 p m lot at the junction of the Maysville From Maysville 745 Lexington Turnpike and Pleasant street adjoining counties for the sale of purchasers will be required to execute book entitled The First DEPARTURE OF TRAINS ¬ Millersburg Kentucky near Hinkston Bryans new is approved surety or the Battle It written in Mr Bryans bonds with pay cash at his option purIn To Cincinnati 445 a m 752 a m Creek best style clear concise and logical chaser may of the bonds the subse p m of any 347 His inspiring language full of keen default fall due and be pay- ¬ To Lexington 752 a m 1127 a m Terms Both the farm and city satire and brilliant rhetoric will charm quent bonds will 540 p m 1021 p m property will be sold upon a credit of interest and instruct not only those who able To Richmond 1125 a m 537 p m six twelve and eighteen months The were his most devoted followers but Sale will begin promptly at 11 oclock 1025 p m purchaser or purchasers will be required also his most ardent opponents The a m solar time To Maysville 750 a m 630 p m v to furnish bond with surety to be ap books contains about 600 pages printed L M GREENE F R Carr Agent proved by the undersigned bearing in-- from large clear type with 32 full page Assignee of J H Letton terest from day and date of sale at 6 per illustrations a magnificent colored Kentucky Midland Harmon Stitt Attorney cent Or the purchaser or purchasers presentation plate and an autograph preface handsomely bound m cloth may pay cash at their option Arrive 830 a m 528 p m half morocco or full morocco at 175 Leave 955 a m 550 p m H 0 CURRENT 225 and 275 each Mail orders will Arrive Freight carries passengers Assignee receive prompt attention 435 pv m Address iliet tone 4T25 p m leaves HARMONSTITTAttorney Oscar W Miller Hutchison Ky Agent P urtn a Perfect W H Cox Vicks Branching Aster New Japan P Tract ¬ 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 BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY - Assignees Sale BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM L H Landman M D Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Tract l LAI TOLEDO All Points in Michigan DETROIT Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station TUESDAY month 122 FEB 9TH 1897 returning every second Tuesday in each ¬ Optician La n d m a n has been visiting this JMBKljbTNV citv regularlv for over Avoiding The Tunnel five years ana 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 drug store 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 TV J Fithian e 0 Mccormick Bowen and C Eads Buck Fithian Passenger Traffic Mgr ST LOUIS BOSTON NEW YORK ¬ D B MARTIN D Cram of Paris Gen Pass Tkt Agt O Cincinnati Weekly Cincinnati THE SUN The first of American Newspa- ¬ pers CHAS A DANA Editor The American Constitution the American Idea the American Spirit These first last and all - ¬ Commercial Tribune ONLY 50c A Year COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE CO i -- Cincinnati O ¬ - the time forever Daily by mail Daily Sundayby mail b 8 a year a year f i The Sunday Sun is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in the world Price 5c a copy IByJmail 2 a year Address THE SUN New fTork The First Battle WILBUR R SMITH LEXINGTON auntl C HOUSE A ND N DAI1RTI S H fiiftirATf10F8U5essfal graduates cludins 100 in Banks Award KY President ln PAINTER ¬ DEGM Paris Ky ALSO DEALER IN 434 Main St j l Paints Oil Varnishes Brushes Artists5 Ma ¬ terials Window Glass Etc Estimates promptly furnished for glass paints painting and decoratings -- Exposition for Book Jceeplnjr etc A ThoroBcJi Influential xn Hocorsl College Hundreds of students in attendant the past year from 20 statra crso consists of BbbIkcss Arithmetic Penmanship Commercial Law Merchandising Bmkinq- Joint StocJc Manufacturing Leetu on ijtibinsss Praclc Mercantile Correspondence etc Cost Of Full j2saueJj inrini VI M xuuion stationery ana jucuki in u uiucJam about 80O Shortoand rypeKvatrrc v are speialtaen h ivo rs v rooms and can be taken Boelr-kcep--Busine- ss of Mesial Diploma at Worlds 4cirr - - w32 ISP ness Course l if Situations IITerent flop cded its sun 1 Sneial teparttnc Tit r Tne fr- - uatrs a timate has by iu ur 1 For circ 1 ollejje is no nt rv Fj y i JS I - Cv - w- - v rtJK i is W- - J km

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