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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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S r- ij 71 sags THE BO U R B 0 N CHAMP MILLER NEWS Established v Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY fe feb i 1881 SEVENTEENTH YEAR GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY FEBRUARY 9 1897 9g--Energetic NO 12 people of the South and many special- ¬ MILLERSBURG lady of good ties peculiarly Southern in nature are take agency for the Auto- Theatrical And Other wise Remarks In tiftjjintroduced during the action of the News Notes Gathered In And About The Machine in Paris and vi- The Fover Burir vCinityWOne who owns the machine play The pickaninny band will parade CHAS GARDNER See stray cattle advertisement on this morning starting from the ope g fifth page prefgrrecL Address with references Handsome and talented Charles A house at 1130 oclock G ardner known as Karl the sweet sin Cscar Johnson attended the horse sale WiUcqxGibbs S M Co 614 Fourth veiMui8ville Ky 5fb 4t at Lexington yesterday gertand the famous German comedian Mt Sterling bachelors have formed a Mrs John Smart went to Lexington will appear in his clever comedy Karl yesterday to viRit friends The PeddlerSatnrday night at the social organization called The Gander The Democrat says that a Miss Sue Godby of the M F C has Paris Grand The play portrays the life Club gone home on a short visit of a heroic German developing an inter- ¬ woman who would marry any of th Mr and Mrs T D Judy visited rel- esting story of love and devotion andgan members would be a goose Well bet atives in Carlisle yesterday intense heart interest The scenes are the Mt Sterling girls hiss the club Mr Rebt Collier of Mt Sterling laid in the Australian Tyrol and are was here Saturday buying corn reproductions of photographic views of C T Dazeys play The War of his picturesque country The natural- ¬ Eleven loads of tobacco were taken Wealth is the attraction at Heucks in from here to Carlisle yesterday ness of the action of the piece is consid- ¬ S My Friend tii erably heightened by the introduction i Cincinnati this week Jeff M Vimont shipped a fine hound From India is at the Walnut and to Michigan City Miss yesterday of plenty of singing and dancing Mr Hopper in El Captain at the Gardner will render all of his famous DeWolf The infant child of Virgil Linyille Grand died at hi3 home near town Friday songs lL - BR0WER SCOTT FRAZEE Carpets Furniture Wall Papers Draperies Special Sale of Pictures Beginning Monday January 18 we will place on sal about 2oo choice pictures marked down to less than one- half of former 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 i - i night Miss Katie Lowe of Paris the guestm The Twentieth Century Minstrels composed of the home talent of Emi- ¬ of her aunt Mrs Oscar Johnson near to night at the Paris nence gave a performancevfor the bene- ¬ town The attraction Grand will be Harry Martells mam ¬ fit of charity Saturday night Mr Win M Best of Cincinnati came up Friday to visit his wife at Mr A W i moth production The South Before 5 4f f buoy enables the Proctors the bell ¬ The War The company which num iharlner to -avoid sunken rocks and Jennie Yeamans has adopted a negro Mrs Hurt went to Covington yester v shosls so- Dr Bells Pine-Tabers fifty peopletravels in private cars Honey rards off the serious conse ¬ baby and Lillian Russell has an Indian day to visit her daughter Mrs Auxier quences of a cough neglected It and is said to contain many capable ac- ¬ who is quite ill stops the cough and cures the cause squaw in hergchorus tors The play contains many scenes VXwas seriously affected with a cough for Mr S C Allen of Sharpsburg has U6 years Paid hundreds of dollars to doc that are especially interesting to the tors arid for medicine but everything failed been the guest of Mr Royce Allen for until I tried Dr Bells M J McCarthy of The Bulletin is several days Thf wonderful remedy saved my life now manager of the Maysville opera J B HUSlLi Urntsburg ill Miss Sallie Mclntyre of Carlisle was house the guest of her father G W Mclntyre Friday and Saturday HUTCHISON Pine-Tar-Hon- ey Messrs John Brennan J W Bacon and Dorsey Ray of Paris viaited lady Fresh Paragraphs Ahout The People In friends here Sunday is a guaranteed cure for This Vicinity all throat lung and chest Mr Richard Thompson of Sharps ¬ troubles including asthma Thos King of Chilesburg visited bronchitis La Grippe burg was the guest of his daughter lady friends here last Sunday whooping cough croup Mrs Claude Vimont Friday bottles All drugglsti 25c 50c or tent upon receipt of price by Miss Turley of Richmond is visiting The- K Sutherland Mr Stout Leer wife and babe bit are not so well known as some other Mr and Mrs P H Bronaugh Medlelne Co PadaeaH TCj guests of Mr and Mrsit Paris were aXetaam JMMMyMMMMMW pianos because they have not been Wilmott Kenney and Ernest Penn are James Warford Saturday it extensively advertised For this same contemplating a trip to Alaska Miss Jessie Peeds friends will regret reason they are The Bethlehem Endeavor Society will to learn she is quite ill at the home of meet at Mrs Nichols next Friday night her father near Mayslick Miss Lillie Clayton visited Mrs Jno Mr Jas Butler of Jessamine County Smith at Muir several days laat week was the guest of his uncle Mr Alex They are most suitable for the homes Rev Frank Savage did not fill his ap- ¬ Butler Friday and Saturday of the people We carry a complete pointment at the Chapel Sunday on Miss Katie Eagan returned Friday stock of uprights and they are well account of sickness from a two weeksvisit at Sharpsburg with her sister Miss Ada Speith worthy of inspection Catalogues of Smith Barnes Pianos sent on request A number of good broke mules have Mrs M R Hoff of Frankfort Ky Bourbon Circuit Court We are sole representatives for the had 3000 worth of diamonds stolen changed hands here in the past week at better prices than for sometime past w Steinway Pianos last week from her home in a hotel at Economy Building Loan Royce Allen entertained the Mr Phoenix Arizona while she was out Association of Paris Ky Plaintiff-teachers of the M F C and a like num ¬ --vs driving -- ber of his bachelor friends Friday JamesNJ Allenand evening ltt 121 and 123 West Fourth Street iKiUeftL Allen hiwif eBef endants Wrlghtseleryt Teareeujates the Mrr Will Stocktont of Maysville came s ijr llveritiktanyscures constipation up Saturday to visit his wife who is the By virtue of au judgment of the O CINCINNATI ana sick headache 25c at all druggists guest of Misses Lula and Mary Grimes Bourbon Circuit Court rendered in the near town above Btyled i cause at itsTSxv6nTBer publicly at the will Mr Robt Dow Jr and Miss Mar- ¬ term- 1896 1 door sell Paris Kentucky in Courthouse guerite Terry of Paris were the guests of Mr and Mrs Harmon Stitt from about the hour of 13 oclock noon on SOUTH BEFORE THE WAR M JotJjt fliSyl9 rPine-Tar-Honey Brower Scott Corner Main and Broadway Frazee Lexington Ky ¬ Hps DR BELLS THE Smith Barnes Pianos Not Hiih Priced Queen Crescent ROUTE reaches the principal cities of the South with a service of superbly appointed through trains Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars through to Harriman Chatta- ¬ nooga Attalla Birmingham Tuscaloosa Meridian New Orleans Atlanta Macon and Jacksonville Through Sleeping Cars to Knoxville Hot Springs and Asheville and from Chattanoogo to Jackson Vicksburg Monroe and Shreveport Through Tourist Sleepers to Los Angeles and San Francisco Choice of Routes to Texas Mexico and California via New Orleans or via Shreveport Short Line from the Blue Grass Cities to Cincinnati Free Parlor with every accommodation to patrons Cars Lexington to Cincinnati Cafe Parlor and Observa- ¬ tion Cars between Cincinnati Lexington and sjii jfty v jjfez Chattanooga W C Kinearson Chas W ZeU Q P A Cincinnati O Div Passr Agt Cincinnati 0 ii I 1 - K- - MASTERS SALE IlLsbraLcL I -- Ernest Urchs Co Y r-- -- 7yr--Tiir- v v iiftifc -- rtrf VftYiifttfrrf - t nf iJrffili ifrtett Sainf - - -- rWSi it i 1 ji y w - v - j- - - v fmm ir- - vW t uim f dtftfti TfS rr f it v - au rlgF Saturday until yesterday Messrs C W Jones Eph January SATURDAY FEBRUARY 20 1897 E T Beeding Jas Kiser J M McVey and Albert Wright of Paris the following described real estate attended the conferring of the first and to wit second degrees at tha I O O F meet iLnat cercain tract or lana situate o n ng Friday night Silas Turnpike ad ¬ the Jackstown Lydia Ann Butler colored of M Davis Dr R Al We intend to reduce our stock because we are going 25 and costs in Police Court was fined joining the landsThompson and E A last Fri Moore James day for retailing liquor without license I Allen and is bounded as follows Be to move to a different store room The Butler woman was yesterday ar- ¬ ginning at a stake on the north side cor- ¬ rested by Deputy U S Marshal Tucker ner to John Allison and Tnomas L Ways line and running thence N 63 W We have marked down prices in order to sell quickly for violating revenue laws 173 6 10 poles to a point in said road beall our surplus stock We can give you somechoice bar- ¬ Dr Thaddens A Reamy a noted Cin- ¬ tween two stones corner to Jones heirs cinnati physician will lecture at the and he Silas Church lot thence with gains now Come quick Everything low 18th for Methodist Church Feo W 6 said two the benefit of the Church Subject In poleslinesaofstone lot S 56 N 60- 36 100 W to thence Admission 25 cents 21 56 100 poles to a stone the Afternoon W A in Neckties Hats Shirts Collars Cuffs Handkerchiefs Tickets for sale at Phillips drug Formans line thence S E 137 60 100 li store 3t everything is offered for less money than ever before poles to a buckeye tree thence N 86 f W Died Mrs Marion Owens wife of 45 36 100 poles to the middle of the road the gate keeper on tbe Ruddles Mills 20 links from two stakes on the side of pike died suddenly Saturday of rupture the road corner to Mrs Way thence of an artery of the brain The remains with her line S 39 E 131 poles to a stake were interred in the Millersburg ceme- in J Bristows line thence with his and tery yesterday Mr and Mrs Owens three of John Allisons lines N 39 E 70 came to Millersburg from Nicholas poles to an oak tree thence S 54 E Mrs Susan Sampson who died at the 16 84 100 poles to a stone thence N 37 E S beginning home of her daughter Mrs Dr B Akin 131 80 100 poles to the survey 155 conacres taining according to son in Los Angeles Cal January 22 three quarters 3 8 10 poles except 37 1897 was born at Millersburg Ky Wm Cutter February 1 1802 Both Mrs Sampson acres conveyed by said James N Allen record and her husband were ardent workers and wife to Kittie J Allenetc ofleaving 85 thus in the movement from which the organ- at deed book 72 page about 118 acres ization of the Christian Church was es- ¬ tablished Said sale will be made upon a credit of six and twplve months for equal parts of the purchase money for which the KISERTON purchaser will be required to execute bonds payable to the undersigned Mas- ¬ Some Neighborhood News Prepared For ter Commissioner with good surety to be The Whitest Purest and Your Perusal approved by him and bearing interest The Best Jack Howard is contemplating a trip from date until paid at the rate of six per cent per annum having the force to Pittsburg Pa and effect of a judgment Said sale is The infant child of A W Cunning ¬ made to satisfy a judgment in favor of ham is ill with pneumonia the plaintiff herein against the defend- ¬ Mort Rankin and Mrs Sallie Williams ant for 138645 with interest thereon were married Wednesday in Cynthiana from August 27th 1896 debt and inter- ¬ est on the day of sale the Mrs Maria Bedford of near Paris sumaggregating and the costs of this suit of 1426 87 returned home Sundsy after a pleasant amounting to 7600 making the visit to Mrs Mary Talbott and daughter total sum to be raised on the day of sale There is preaching at Shawhan every the sum of 150287 Grocer For It fourth Sunday of each month Rev Ask Your Witness my Tadlockis delivering interesting ser- ¬ February 1897 hand this 5th day of Take No Other mons Mr Jim Jones baritone nd Scott Hix teuor have joined the choir EMMETT M DICKSON and are helping to make good music Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit HERES YOUR X CHANCE -- i S Jfi- - r X ¬ A Few Words To My Patrons Christmas has come and gone and I have my friends and patrons to thank for the best Christmas business I have eyer done The best goods low prices and attractive designs did the work For the coming year you may expect to see my establishment filled with the best the mar ket sup plies My prices will always con ¬ form with the quality ot the goods shown and taking quality for quality my quotations will be as low as the lowest J T HINTON ¬ - t it - Paris FiiroisliiogandTailorii H STOUT Manager Hukill Jr ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ PRIDE OF PARIS FLOUR SACK PARIS MILLING CO GUARANTEED DR - EVERY -- a Yesterdays Temperature MOTTS Court McMillan 1 1 RESTORE D MANHOOD NERVEBINE The great remedy for nervous prostration and all nervous diseases of tbe generative organs of either sex such as Nervous Prostration Fall ing or Lost Manhood Impotency Nightly Emissions Youthful Errors HlJ Mental Worry excessive use of Tobacco or Opium which lead to Con sum ption and Insanity With every 5 order we give a written guar or refund the money Sold at SlOO per box 6 boxes AND AFTER USING antee to cure DK BE FORE SIOTTS CHEMICAIjCO ClevelandOhio lor SGOO PILLS ¬ ¬ For Sale T5y W T Brooks Druggist The following is the temperature as Co noted yesterday by A J Winters of this city 7 a m 33 8 a m 33 10 a m 35 12 m 36i 2 p in 36 3p m 36i 3415 p m 7p m 33l - Talbott Attorneys 1 1 ii i mn hi ii nii in u i ii 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 1 n run i mi i 4 Did you Ever Think What a risk you are taking this kind of weather by wearing those old worn Our out shoes Get a new pair prices are low now We want to sell them v k T J i EION CLAY sit i- - -- V O i - 5 il T - Vv 1 ii f it S V i - THE 130UKB01S NEWS x- ISBAY - FEBRUARY 9 1897 P AN ABSTRACT s re m -- V l I v 5fe A FAMINE Thousands of People in Northwestern -- A PROPOSAL ro Stop the Presidential Canvass Vote if NEW TARIFF BILL hft 3- - i i M W fr vJ I t ra J SK S - ilis Ci Si I rF M-4- i i i i II M i c y C is fci 11 - Fraudulent The Wine and Spirit Schedule of the ttdkraTftChicago Madrid Feb 6 A full abstract of Feb 6 The Tribunes McKinley Law Adopted Louisiana Destitute ft the proposed reforms for Cuba and Washington special Friday night says Porto Rico approved by the queen rePresident elect McKinleys right to his The People Have No Money No Credit seat may not be officially declared next Most of the Other Schedules Go Back to cent will be promulgated Saturday in and No Provisions A Train Load of the McKinley Rates Barley Effgs Salt bhe official Gazette week Sued Corn Distributed Among the Starch Salt Meat Extracts Salt The decree approved by the queen Complications have arisen which Farmers Many Cattle Dying1 Meats Poultry Among Them regent is substantially as follows may furnish a dramatic interruption v 7 Article L The laws of March 15 1895 New Obleans La Feb 5 The en-¬ to the counting of the electoral votes Washington Feb 5 The work of- will be simplified Wednesday Representative framing tire state has been aroused by stories next the new tariff law has been The municipalities and assemblies of of the famine and in every hamlet George Washington Murray the only well advanced by the republican mem where prosperity exists funds and food colored member of the house who rep- ¬ bers of the ways and means committee the six provinces of Cuba will enjoy all are being- collected for the north Lou resents the Charleston district will be and the United Associated Presses was the liberties compatible with the laws and respect of individual rights the chief actor in the dramatic epi-¬ isiana suffer ers Thursday enabled to report progress The assemblies will have the right The famine is spread over the par ¬ sode with leading schedules to elect their presidents In each as He has just returned from South Union ishes of IVinn Catahoula The last of the formal hearings of sembly there will be an executive com- Carolina where he was in consultation Grant Lincoln East and West Carinterested parties was given on the vmittee elected by the assembly every roll Vernon and Webster and over with the leading republicans of the 11th of January so that only a little six months and its president will be He is armed with a parts of Natchitoches and Rapides par- Palmetto state more than three weeks has passed elected by said committee monster petition signed by thousands ishes The chemical schedule which comes The mayors and deputy mayors will The lowest estimate placed on the of republicans of the state protesting first on the list the earthenware and be elected by the municipalities number in absolute need of immediate against the counting of the electoral glass schedule the metal schedule and amongst the members They willfrom exrelief is 75000 Besides rations it is vote and asking for an investigation of the cotton schedule have all been put ercise without limitation the functions necessary to furnish the poverty the election laws and the state consti- ¬ in tentative form with some contro of municipal administration stricken farmers with seed to make a tution verted questions still open and the The provincial assemblies will havV The claim is made that the election agricultural schedule was nearly con- ¬ crop this year and to avoid another one rigno lu auspenu mc uecibiuu ui laws and the state constitution upon cluded Thursday famine the municipalities when they go be A train load of corn was distributed which they are based are not in accord The wine and spirit schedule of the yond the limits of municipal rights with the federal constitution Thursday in the destitute country McKinley bill has been adopted almost While the dispute over the vote of without the erasure of a line One of but in this case the municipalities will The drought which caused the presright of appeal to the highest ent suffering- began in April and last- South Carolina can not in any way af-¬ the most important changes is on live have the the province court of ed until November Crops on the most fect the final result it may give rise to cattle which are covered by a blanket The provincial assemblies will have complication of a serious nature The provision of the existing law for all fertile soil could not have survived matters of taxes in ac Cattle died for want of forage best authorities agree that the petition live animals at 20 cents ad valorem large powers in the general local syscordance with Those saved are dying now of starva- can not be ignored and the investiga- The rate under the new law will be 5 tem of taxation tion of the precedents shows that per head on cattle more than one year tion The appropriations for the provinces ¬ A blizzard swept the country Janu when such a protest is entered the old and 25 per cent ad valorem on cat- ¬ and municipalities will be separate ary 25 This was followed by a week count must immediately stop until the tle valued at above 20 This is The council of administration of the of freezing weather killing small question is settled thought to establish a more equitable island will be composed of 35 councilWhatever the immediate result of rate than the McKinley law which crops of vegetables The intense cold 21 of them will be elected by the weather adds to the suffering of the this attempt to discredit South Caro- ¬ imposed ten dollars per head on cattle ors linas vote may be there is no doubt more than one year old without regard people governor general will be honorstricken The A correapondent who has traveled that the programme which is to be to value and is sufficiently protective ary president of the council and the over Vernon parish sends the follow- thus inaugurated is a part of a gigan- ¬ against the importation of Mexican actual president will be nominated tic scheme on the part of southern re- ¬ cattle ing specimen cases of poverty by the governor general from amOng I saw one farmer of 73 and his aged publicans to overthrow the iegistra The rate on barley is the McKinley the members of the council The tion and election laws in various rate of 30 cents per bushel which was wife The husband is helpless In order to be elected councillor it ia family had no meat the man and wife southern states where the Negro pre- ¬ demanded by the American barley necessary to have the same qualifica have been living on corn bread They dominates but his vote is not a factor growers Hay is at t per ton the tions as are required to be deputy to It is proposed by the promotors of same as in the McKinley law and hops the Cortes and it is necessary to have have lost 40 head of hogs out of 43 There was no this big political scheme to secure at 15 cents per pound which is also an resided two years in the island Their cows will die coffee sugar or molasses in the house either the republican domination extract from the McKinley law Vegewill determine the amount in these southern states or reduce tables all go back to the McKinley The cbrtesof sovereignty imperial ex They had no money and no credit of expense One widow has been living for the democratic representation in con- ¬ rates potatoes being put at 25 cents penses and will determine the total of weeks on scalded salad consisting of gress per bushel and flaxseed at 30 cents per the budget To meet that amount the boiled mustard and turnip greens She bushel Other items on which the council of administration will vote NOT SATISFIED had no meat and no corn bread McKinley rates are restored are salt 12 every year taxes and revenues A husband wife and four children No Enthusiasm in Havana Over the Pro ¬ cents per hundred pounds in packages necessary to the supply the expenses apThere was posed Reforms Cubans Believe They and 8 cents in bulk starch 2 cents proved by the cortes Only in the were found barefooted Will Have No Effect in Stopping the War some bread in the house but it was extracts 35 salt Havana Feb 6 News of the pro- per pound pound meat meats 25 per case of the council of administration nearly gone cents per salt not haying approved and voted by the long In another poor farmhouse a nus posed reforms contained in theto cent milk 5 cents per gallon and first of July the taxes and revenues La poultry 20 per cent band wife and two young girls had no cable dispatches from Madrid necessary to meet the budget approved shoes no meat no bread not even mo- Lucha and the Diario de la Marina Eggs go back to five cents per dozen by the cortes the governor general has not produced great enthusiasm Oranges and lemons will be adjusted lasses which is one of the staples because no one here believes that the in a manner to meet the wishes of the will decree them with the advice of intendente any ef California will have reforms WANTS A DIVORCE fruit growers The rates The council of administration will The in stopping the war Because ller Husband Shut Her Up In a fect persons who appear satisfied have not yet been absolutely fixed but frame and approve the local budget only Folding Bed will involve a differential specification The establishment of educational inChicago Feb5 Mrs Annie Krusch are a few Spaniards of the old reform- ¬ from that of the McKinley law Un to qualify for governmental in a divorce bill filed in the superior ist party the officials and a half dozen der the chemical schedule soap made stitutions except for those of the army court complains that her husband autonomists who follow the marquis of caustic of soda and kindred chemi positions will pertain to the council of and navy August C Krusch shut her up in a of Montoro The thoughtful element cals remains at the rate fixed in the administration as regards the custom folding bed and nearly smothered her of all classes is very much disappoint- Wilson law which is considered suf-¬ tariff will be as follows She says she was married in 1SS6 and ed The Cubans see in the scheme ficiently protective The xDrincipal 1 It will fix all custom duties merely a rehash of the futile Abarzuza oils are lived with her husband until last July left at existing rates except in 2 It modify the fiscal duties for when she was compelled to leave law of 1895 without any real conces- ¬ the case of linseed and flaxseed oil revenuewill importations in the island of him In the summer of 1894 she al sions to the colony where an advance was required be subject to these modifications national Those who are interested in tariff cause of leges her husband seized her by the ¬ of the reforms say that the plan of Senor ley dutiesthe restorationmaterialMcKin ¬ products directly imported to Cuba hair and dragged her into a bedroom Reon the raw m wbjcb was a folding bed He threw Canovas can have no practical benefit fined borax is advanced fromtwa will enjoy the indispensible protection taking into consideration that the unher violently down on the bed which for Cuba inasmuch as it leaves priv-¬ cents to three cents per pound taxes on foreign products will be for ¬ immediately closed on her and before touched the nnjust commercial which is somewhat under the McKin ¬ only she could get out she was nearly suffo- ¬ ileges of Catalonia and other northern ley rate Boracic acid remains at three revenue by 3 Taxes for revenue established cated and badly bruised The wife provinces of Spain cents per pound the rate fixed by ex-¬ the council of administration will be They do not see furthermore in asks for the custody of her children is in- ¬ while borate what degree the general budget of the isting law two cents per of lime There applied alike to foreign and to national pound creased to The Pope Has Another Fainting Spsll island will be reduced as the council are only slight changes in dye stuffs products 4 Taxes on exports will be equally Rome Feb 5 Dr Lepponi the of administration will be merely a con- ¬ and their elements levied and will not be differential but popes personal physician was hastily sultative body and the final decision Lead in ores is fixed at one cent per it will be possible to except from these summoned to his holiness bedside at on all financial matters will depend on pound pig lead at two cents and 530 oclock Thursday morning and Spain The debt also is a general topic whitelead and lead acetates at two rules the direct exports to Spain for found that the pontiff had fallen into of comment for the new plan does and one half cents These rates are home consumption 5 No prohibition on exports will be a fainting fit from which however he not redeem Cuba in the least considerably less than those of the Mc- ¬ imposed upon products directly ex soon recovered Dr Lepponi has as from the awful burden Havana 13 Kinley law ported for home consumption in Spain sured inquirers that the faintness of full of sensational rumors Castor oil is left at 35 cents per galThe custom tariff will consist of the pope is not a serious matter as lat- ¬ lon the rate fixed under existing law these parts One for revenue only terly in consequence of his advanced QUEENS ANNIVERSARY The cotton schedule has not yet been equally applied and in the saftne proage he has frequently had such spells the Prince of Nevertheless the doctor has forbidden A Pund to Be Called to Bo Raised Wales quite completed but there will be few portion to foreign and home products Hospital Pund changes except upon the fine yarns the other will consist of differenthat his holiness hold any receptions London Feb G The prince of Wales and the costly fabrics The schedule and duties imposed on all foreign protial for the present has issued to the press a lengthy com- was satisfactor in its construction to ducts and in this there will be a marmunication in which he projects the many of the manufacturers when it gin- of protection for the national in Edward J Ivory in New York New Yokk Feb 5 Edward J Ivo ¬ creation of fund to be called the prince was put in its present from and they dustry with a maximum that the ry the young Irishman who was ac- of Wales hospital fund for London to are asking only minor changes cortes will establish Wines and spirits will be made satiscused by the Scotland Yard detectives commemorate the GOth anniversary of The government will fix for the first with being in a dynamite conspiracy the queens accession to the throne factory if possible to the California time the articles of tariff which will witn if d if xynan tne supposed no- The object is to secure about 150000 grape growers and manufacturers but make up the differential columns torious No 1 and others to destroy pounds annually by subscriptions of a as indicated this can be accomplished The taxes will not exceed 20 per cent life and property in the British king Bhilling and upwards to meet the well by the restoration of the McKinley of the value of the articles The gov dom and whose trial in London two known needs of the hospitals which rates The iron steel schedule like ernment will decree a revision of the weeks ago resulted in a miserable fias- are not met by existing funds with cottons was left in a f airty satisfac- ¬ valuation of merchandise after hear co for the English authorities arrived which the proposed fund is not intend- tory condition to the manufacturers ing all those interested pro and con The communication by the present law and will not be here Thursday on the steamer Majes ed to interfere will states that a council will be appointed changed except upon a few special ar- ¬ beThe council of administration of tic consulted as to the advisability of which the prince of Wales will be ticles like tin plate and cotton negotiating commercial treaties and Dyins Prom Iuck of Pood Xaipuk India Feb 5 The failure president and Baron Rothschilds treas ties and some of the forms of tube conventions which it is the intention steel There may be changes also upon of the government to negotiate and Of the rice crop lias impoverished 1300 urer the more finished articles of manufac this will be done after the final draft Duty on Tin Plates villages and hundreds of persons are Washington Feb 6 The ways and ture like surgical instruments and ing of the treaty and its presentation starving The worst part of the distools trict is Dharmapara 30 miles from means committee have not yet reached large but the advances will not be for the approval of the cortes The duty on steel rails has not here Many people have already died a definite conclusion as to the rates of The council of administration will been fixed and the committee will respect mutual pending contracts and from hunger The staff employed in duty on tin plates in the new tariff 3et the work of relieving the sufferers is bill The chances are that the rate endeavor to obtain some of the further at the expiration of the same will have inadequate to cover the enormous will be finally placed at a point be- data before adopting it The earthen- ¬ the right to accept or repeal them area It will take three years to re tween the present rate and that in the ware schedule is also completed but The council will also have the power cover the losses in this district McKinley tariff the republicans be ¬ will be putupon a firm protective basis of enforcing in the island the treasThe rates on decorated china ury laws of the peninsula so far as Bill to Prohibit Gold Clauses in Con ¬ lieving that the tin plate industry in were put exceptionally low in the regards a contract with the Bank oi this country does not require the protracts present law because of irritation be Cuba Springfield I1L Feb 5 A bill pro tection now that was given to it under tween Article 2 provides that the governhibiting the insertion of gold clauses the McKinley bill as it is now no in ployes the manufacturers and their em- ¬ The new rates will be specific ment will embody in a single decree in contracts and other obligations was fant industry far as practicable and plate glass will the present rules and those of the laws introduced in the house of the general be subjected to some advances Glass of May 15 1S05 developing both in by Immigration Bill Denounced assembly Thursday by Representative New York Feb 6 A mass meeting above 24 by 30 inches and not exceed- ¬ laws which shall not change the strict William A Compton of Macoma The 60 inches democrats will support the measure was held in Cooper Union Friday night¬ ing 24 by of 22 will bs left at pres ¬ sense of the present decree ent rate cents a square Article 3 enacts that the above menand they say there are enough silver under the auspices of the United He foot The next highest size will tioned rules will apply also to Puerto brew trades to denounce the Lodge republicans in the legislature to secure Emil Kirschner also remain at the present rate Rico immigration bill its passage D Myer Lon ¬ of 35 cents per foot The smaller Article 4 prescribes that the date for The Decree Signed by the Queen Regent presided Prof Daniel don and others spoke Resolutions sizes of plate glass are advanced hft HTnlication to Cuba of the law oi Madrid Feb 5 The decree author ¬ were adopted declaring the Lodge bill some 5 to 10 cents per foot when not 1895 and of the present decree to Cuba izing the proposed reforms- in the is was demogogic and fraudulent in its SAceeding 16 to 24 inches and from 8 and Peurto Bico shall be fixed by the land of Guba which it was announced face and should be relegated to tho to 12 cents per foot when not exceed government as soon as the state of the would be signed on Saturday was ing 24 by 30 inches square waste basket war will permit it queen regent signed by ¬ 4 - Con Kress man Murray Says South Carolina Of the os Proposed Reforms in Cuba and Rico as Signed By the Queen ¬ -- -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Twins in Size Shape and Activity ONyTOBACCO NOW organs This is what those important littleaisordexr In healthy Be Went Up with It Howerer When the the kidneys are when three particulars Dis ¬ they may differ in all Steck Rose ease usually destroys them successively not Nicotine said the moralist accord ¬ simultaneously and one may beactive while Give to ing to the Washington Star is a ter ¬ the other is semi paralyzed exciting Dotto a them impulse without healthful rible drug Stomach Bitters which Hostetters I sometimes think that it doesnt with forestalls such dreadful maladies as Bnghts hurt a person who indulges in modera-¬ disease and diabetes Use the Bitters also nervous tion responded the Star reporter who for malarial bilious rheumatic bowel and kidney trouble was smoking a cigar Thats the danger of it It is the The pun said some one to Henry is the an incurable at the practice thPrA- more pernicious because of its many And writ of insidious phases If I had my way Id lnwpstof all forms of it all abolish every leaf of tobacco from the I fore the foundation markets Its a constant temptation The Inauguration of President McKinley to waste and I am thankful that I never will attract many prominent individuals to You can attend very cheaply squandered my resources in any such Washington most satisfactory trip by going enjoy a and way O S W By Tickets good go ¬ via the B youljeversmoked ing March 1 2 and 3 and good returning in¬ cluding March 8 at special low rates for Never this occasion with a Splendid Train Service Nor chewed Make up your parties and for further infor ¬ O S W By Certainly not mation consult any agent B guide to Washington to J M Write for Nor iised snuff Chesbrough Genl Pass AgtCincinnati0 w Theidea is preposterous I suppose you must have saved a The greatest obligation of the parent to great deal of money then These the child is to give it a safe example Rams small expenses count up yery rapidly Horn it t But of course a man must invest his 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ami Kitsox Ah there is a lovely girl Miss TeethinsSend nddivss ever fur invented Catesbj Lulu Her face is her f ortuue sample MILLEKMPG Urn She must have made an assignment CO AKRON OHIO Philadelphia North American lately ¬ ¬ JOHN A SALZEU 1 fiSlS ¬ Cant cure my rheumatism you must use St Jacobs Oil DUt You can OH HIMDRUHKEMHESS Cared DR ¬ ¬ In this world it is not what we take up what we give up that makes lis rich STEPHENS LK15AX02f01Il YES j WE USE IT YUCATAN JL ¬ One of Mrs Pinkhams Talks Together with a ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Concerning a Mothers Duty to Her Young Daughter Chat with Miss Marie Johnson ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ the Thursday French and Siamese Fighting Bucky Paris Feb 6 The Echo de Paris Bellefontaine 0 Feb5 asserts that fighting has begun on the Iiee of this city is said to have fallen heir to 9000 acres of land and 9S000 Siamese frontier between the natives under French protection and the -- by the death of a relative in Montana Lee was recently released from jail Siamese The date of the fighting is where he was serving a sentence be¬ aot given no details are furnished and cause he could not pay his fine for vio ¬ confirmation of the report is not ob ¬ lating the local option ordinance his tainable family being in want Pitcher Radbarn Dead Bloomington 111 Feb 6 At 1 p The Plague in Bombay Bombay Feb 5 The official returns m Friday occurred the death of Chas of the health authorities show tha up Radburn who for many years was the to Thursday there have been 5098 pitcher for Providence and Boston cases of plague and 3341 deaths from teams of the National league Death ivas caused by paresis Jfihe disease iu the city Bucky Lee in Luck t w The African M E church of this city has been grant ¬ ed the honor of furnishing the Bible on which President McKinley is to take the oath of office and Bishop Arnett of Wilberforce is in Cincinnati to procure a suitable volume A handsome case will be made for it French Sugar Bill Passes Pajsis Feb 5 The chamber of dep uties Thursday adopted the sugar bill after a scene arising from the discus5 ¬ Xenia Will Furnish the Bible O Feb Makseilies Feb 6 Many vessels from India arrive at this port and the Plague Scare at Marseilles ¬ ravages of the plague in that country has excited among the inhabitants oi this city a very lively fear that some of them will be the means of introduc ing the disease here The most vigor ous precautions have been taken by the ¬ ¬ authorities Coruna Spain Feb 6 An unknown French sailing vessel has been lost on Only One of the Crew Sared ¬ sion of M Boisserins amendment tW Cape Toriana the western extremity only refiners employinsr 70 ner cent Only one oi of this province Calicia Frenchmen should receive bounties her crew was saved The balance wheel of a womans life is menstruation On the proper per- formance of this function depends her health Irregularity lays the foundation of many diseases and is in itself symptom disease It is of the greatest 33ss2fcv oflarity he accomplished as soon asimportance that regu possible after the flow is an established fact Disturbance of the menstrual function poisons the blood In young girls suppression develops latent inherited tendencies to scrofula or con-¬ sumption and no time must bo lost in restoring regularity Many a young girl goes to her grave because this difficulty has been thought lightlj of and mother has said Time will bring- about a cure she is young I dont worry about her Mother when you see your daughter lanpnifl and indifferent to things that usually interest a young- girl when you note that flush on her cheek that glassy appearance in her eyes when your daughter tells you that even the weight of her dress waist oppresses her and that she has terri¬ ble pains in her stomach shortly after eating dont ignore these signs If you do you will be follow ing your daughter to the grave for she will die This is gospel truth she is developing- consumption of the bowels ILydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound is the greatest regulator known to medicine Make haste to use it on the first appearance of the tell tala symptoms it will restore all the female organs to their normal condition Miss Marie Johnsons letter to Mrs Pinkham which follows should intei est all mothers and young ladies She says My health became so poor that I had to leave school I was tired all the tune and had dreadful pains I would have the headache in my side and back everything- would appear black be so badly that fore my eyes and I could not go on with my studies I was also troubled with irregularity of menses 1 was very weaic auu iosi so mucn nesn VHV H that my friends became alarmed My mother who is a firm believer in your remedies from experi- ¬ ence thought perhaps they might benefit me and wrote you for advice I followed the advice you gave and used Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills as you directed and am now as well as I ever was I have gained flesh and have a good color I am completely cured of irrecrularitv WnrflQ mnnflt express my gratitude and I cannot thank you enough for your kind advice and Miss Mabee F Johnson Centralia Pa medicine If 1 - - - - t- - tjg v i1 A - im kS- f J J - - - AVv S f S THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY FEBRUARY TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL 9 1897 MAXIMO GOMEZ GOFF AND HANNA Refuse to Accent Portfolios in McKtnleys Cabinet 8 Mercus A Canton Refuses to Confer with Captain Hanna has Otl Feb positively declined the general- ¬ offer of the postmaster General Weyler -- The Rebel Leader Doubts the Sin- ¬ - cerity of the Spaniards Un Their Proposed Reforms In Cuba IJorse Under Weyler Shot by a Cuban Sharpshooter The General Nar ¬ rowly Escaped Being Shot A -- says patch to the Herald from Havana Cuba February 6 via Key West Fla New Yobk Feb 8 A special dis- ¬ -- -- ta Clara over the question of the pro- posed Cuban reforms has proved a Complete fizzle Gen Gomez sent word it is said that he would not confer with Gen Weyler a secret conference with Gomez in San- ¬ Gen Weylers attempt to arrange for -- upon any subject whatever and refused to meet him Under any circumstances While the rebel leader doubted the sincerity of the Spanish government and declared that the proposed re- ¬ forms would not be promulgated in good faith he expressed a willingness to meet any accredited agent of the government except Gen Weyler for the purpose of giving the insurgent views on the question The news of Gen Gomezs refusal to treat with Gen Weyler caused intense excitement Sunday in official and political circles New York Feb 8 A special to the Isevv York World from Key West Fla says As Gen Weyler was marching with his columns just before entering Santa XJlara his horse was shot from under him by a Cuban sharpshooter It is supposed the shot came irom a ¬ ship or any other cabinet position and is no longer under consid- ¬ eration as a cabinet possibility The news comes direct from Mr Hanna through one of his friends who arrived from consultation with him Sunday afternoon who also conferred with the president elect Sunday evening Canton O Feb 8 Word from Judge Goff has just reached Canton warrants the announcement upon high authority that he can not be a member of Maj McKinleys cabinet Judge Goff visited Canton at the re- ¬ quest of Maj McKinley about two weeks ago who told him he would like to have him accept a position in his cabinet Judge Goff is an old and valued friend of Maj Mclvinleys and very much desired to be associated with him in an official capacity but his personal and domestic affairs were in such condition- just at the time that he could not give a definite answer and asked time for reflection He now finds that his wifes health will not warrant the occupation of portfolio ¬ - fjpfjfi - f tfb- ilfj - la i Throughout the march from Eodas the captain general was assailed by missiles of this kind and several times barely escaped being wounded JUDGE NATHAN GOFF He is greatly worried over it and and the life Tin Washington which large scouting parties precede the ad ¬ his acceptance of an such vancing Spanish columns to clear the honor involves This opens up way the whole question of southern A Spanish force of 500 men was am- representation in the cabinet James bushed Wednesdaj night near Naz A Gary and Lewis McComas of arene just west of Santa Clara where Maryland St John Boyle of KenGen Weyler was then and narrowly tucky Maj Warner of Missouri H escaped annihilation Clay Evans of Tennessee and P C The insurgents had mined the road Hanson of Georgia and Judge Emory and bridge over a creek and hid on Spear will also be considered within As the Spaniards were the next few days by the presidentthe roadsides crossing the bridge mines were ex elect ploded killing 20 or 30 men and wound ¬ ¬ ¬ distant hillside and he most central city js entitled to the proud name of the Athens of the n ith Yanderbilt university is per by the Grit of Nash haps the leading educational institu ¬ Made Possible p tion but there are n- score of other viiles Citizens noted universities colleges and class This Exposition Is the Only National ical schools aside from the splendid public schools Her commercial and JKvent of the Year 1897 What manufacturing- interests are corre Is Being Done to Make It Successful spondingly notable The l000 whole sale jobbing and manufacturing- es tablishments of ihe citv iire doinc Special Nashville Tenn Letter J In many respects the Tennessee Cen- - S1GO000000 worth of business annualiy dry goods tradealone amounting to tennial and International exposition to the000000 and the grocery trade to G be held at Nashville from May 1 to Oc- ¬ tober 30 this year will serve as an ap- ¬ 000000 yearly Sixty thousand spindles propriate demonstration of patriotism are at work in her cotton mills produc and enterprise upon the threshholdof ing 20QOO000 yards annually and five a new century in the hislory tqf the flouring mills are producing 7500 bar slate and of a new awakening in the rels of flour daily It is estimated that the population of Nashville with her south suburbs is 150000 while 10000000 peo The Old Volunteer slate is or ple tunate in the absence of any similar na of reside within a nights railroad ride the place where great Centennial tional attraction duriner the year for- - exhibition of 1S97 theto is be held Situ ¬ tunate in the wealth of its resources ated in the which are yet to be developed fortun blue grass heart of the rich and fertile regionof Tennessee where ate in the central geographical position the lauds are generally under a high which makes Nashville the most ac- ¬ state of cultivation where the people cessible point in the south antfno less7 are endowed with fortunate in the spirit of enterprise and where the sceneryunusual intelligence is picturesque and eai of her citizens who have made the climate perfect this vast undertaking possible Be ¬ location for a second any more suitable ing one of the most highly favored not have been found worlds fair could states in the union in the great variety No other city in the state and no of wealth of soil hills and forests the othev city of the same population in materials for the esspntial features of any state could have found a more a great industrial exposition are found beautiful spot for holding an exhibi- ¬ within her own borders tion or have furnished However this is not to be merely a for carrying the people to the facilities and from the display of commercial and industrial grounds The park is dotted over with progress Ilistory education art and shade trees with a luxuriant growth of science are to have the preference in blue grass beautified by thousands of the arrangement of the displays and the evergreens plants shrubs and bloom ¬ chief aim of the managers of the expo- ing flowers Artistically terraced and sition is to show the patriotism of the divided by beautiful drives and walks people of Tennessee to illustrate the and charming iakes and yet made still perfection of art the progress of more attractive and enchanting by the science the genius of invention the erection of buildings which represent pi ogress of civilization and incidentally art and history science and education to promote industrial and commercial in all things worth knowing it now be enterprise It was fortunate for the comes a little city that nestles languid ¬ state that in and around Nashville were ly and happity amid the hills a veri ¬ found the men who had faith in the table paradise to which all the world outcome of an exposition pitehedupon is invited to come and enjoy its peace so high a plane And even here the most ful quietude while drinking at the faithful and sanguine friends of the fountain of knowledge within its por Centennial met with many discourage- tals It is an ideal southern scene ments not only in the unEavorable con- where the world may behold the em dition of business throughout the coun ¬ blems of peace the perfection of an try but from the lethargy of the peo- - the progress of science the evidences ¬ -- GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN THE PAGE COILED SPRING WOFES - Furniture Window Shades Etc Cloths Carpets Mattresses Oil WIRE FENCE - ¬ ¬ - Special attention given to Undertak ing and Repairing Main Street - Paris Ky ¬ jj -- -I- -I-l 4- 1j -- jJ--f j 4 wfc j jj 1 T iLrJirjbi tTjjnSsB 3 8PB3S555vS5iS35SS83SSSc5iSWw 7rj-5 - ¬ W O HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance THE VERY BEST OLD RELIABLE PROMPT PAYING MILLER COLLINS Agentsr Paris Kentucky This is a smcoth fence that will turn any kind of stock It is made from th best hard steel drawn specially for tbt purpose ¬ NON UNION HOTEL REED Short St Bet Broadway and Mill Tha larere steel wires forming th i horizontal bars are first coiled around A finch rod thus practically becoming COILED SPRINGS their entire length These are securely tied together by 10 cro3S bars to the rod The cross ban are best quality of annealed wire wrapped three timei galyanized around each horizontal bar ready for business slacks up for Zv below as cheerfully as it takes a nef 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 go fierce wind and drifting The thou 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 oc- ¬ cupations gone The hired man anci the lagging tramp alike scorn it proffer- ¬ ed shade Like the model housewife when well supported it is always neat and tidy Being a HOW IT IS MADE LEXINGTON James Connors - DK1X self regulator it is alwayi ITS ADVANTAGES - - Proprietor 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 F-S-Xj- Uj ¬ ¬ 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 ay plication fee H F HILLENMEYER Lexington Ky 20oct FULL stock of Fruit and Ornamental Grape Vines Small Fruits TREES 1896 ¬ 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 th That may apply t better the fence common fences but depending largely on its elasticity we prefer the long panel For cemeteries lawns yards etc they should of course be nearer 13 to 20 feet is not objectionable and are now building a lot of this fence for Bourbon farmers and you can examine into ita merits for yourself Estimates cheerfully furnished You lmay put up the posts and we will build the fence or we will contract to do the j 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 We have completed I POSTS ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ It 1 bM i W IwTOB J 7 fcrtS raKS mRvW jS Ji m ¬ W E G ing many more The blowing up of the bridge divided the Spanish force The Cubans fired on those in the rear and then charged with machetes Many Spaniards were driven into the creek where they were drowned The soldiers in the rear column just managed to escape annihilation The Cubans captured 50 prisoners and report over 100 Spaniards killed drowned or wounded andmissing The Cuban loss was slight THROUGH A BRIDGE Goes Accommodation Train Into the Creek Engineer Killed and Passengers An Cumberland Md Feb cursion train on the Cumberland Pennsylvania road a branch feeder of the Baltimore Ohio went through a S Paris Ky Injured vULvy ex- ¬ VS3i aaJ- SMI j -- iJSis M j r mJ The Page Wire Fence In Bourbon m t aa JiiiJUli ifrcTTrrra ff Ay nACHlNE think you can get the best made finest finish and MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE for a mere sonpr Buy from reliable manufacturers that have trained a reputation by honest and square dealinff There is none in the world that can equal In mechanical construction durability of working parts fineness of finish beauty in appearancCjOrhaa as many improvements as the NEW HOME Do not be deceived by allurta Millersburg Ky May 4 98 Collins Agents Messrs Miller Gentlemen I trestle at Franklin Mine Md at mid- ¬ night Saturday night The track walk- ¬ er passed over the trestle a short time before and it was all right The train was running at full speed The en STEADILY FAILING gine crossed over in safety but the coach and rear car Mrs Henry Ward Botchers Days Nearly combination fell through the trestle into a raging Numbered There were 15 passengers on Stamfokd Ct Feb 8 Mrs Henry creek board The train filled with water and Ward Beecher is resting just a little more comfortably Saturday morning the battling of the passengers for an As far as known Her condition is such that she feels exit was terrible all the passengers escaped John How- ¬ ard the fireman of the train jumped as the engine was toppling over and received serious injuries Engineer Ross was so badly injured that he died ¬ -- THE TENNESSEE CENTENNIAI -- The accident was caused by the center props of the trestle being knocked down and carried away by an ice gorge THE WARSHIPS C Feb 8 The pected warships did not arrive Sun ¬ day The water front was lined with anxious people all day long but not a gunboat came over the horizon line The Clyde liner Comanche came in Sunday night from New York and had not spoken the warships at Hampton roads Thursday morning Gapt Pennington told of a severe storm en- ¬ countered off the capes on Saturday and from his description of it the warships must have caught it also The ships that left Hampton roads Thursday were the cruiser New York the battle- ¬ ship Maine the cruiser Columbia and the double turret ed monitor Amphri trite This last named vessel is built with very low free board and it is thought would have an extremely rough time in a severe storm At a late hour Sunday night the warships had not been reported but it is expected they will show up Mon- ¬ day morning S ex- ¬ ¬ ¬ Sunday Slow in Arriving at Charleston S C on Account of a Severe Storm Charleston MRS HENRY WARD BEECHER I r 1 I f 1- easier in the morning than in the evening She is steadily failing however and no hope is held out for her living many days Stamford Ct Feb S Thore was no material change in the condition of Mrs Henry Ward Beecher Sunday night RAILWAY EMPLOYES Protest Against Gov Pingrees Two Cent Railway Fare Bill Grand Rapids Mich Feb S The railway employes of the Chicago West Michigan system Sunday held a mass meeting to protest against Gov Pingrees two cent railway fare bill Thpre were delegates present from every town along the line of the over four hundred being road A resolution was in attendance adopted declaring that the proposed law would cause the roads of the state to cut down the number of em-ployes to curtail expenses thereby forcing men into idleness and causing hardship and suffering to families dependent upon them for support A committee was chosen to go to Lansing to lobby against the bill Bill Prohibiting Monopolies or Trusts Pierre S D Feb S The senate ¬ passed the bill prohibiting the forma- ¬ Ir tion of monopolies or trusts within the state or any corporation or company in this state acting as agents for trusts which limit production or fixes prices or prevents competition to the detriment of the public The penalty is a fine of not less than 5000 or more than 810000 for the first offense and not less than 10000 nor more than 20000 for the second offense Pleasure Boat Sunk Pittsburgh Pa Feb S The rain of the past two days has caused a rapid The docks at rise in the rivers Brownsville on the Monongahela river were washed away Saturday by float ing ice causing a loss of 83000 The pleasure steamer Josephine was sunk 5000 it Glenwood The loss will becan be but it is believed the boat No further damage is ex- Tased or tted ¬ ¬ -- New York Feb 8 Sunday morn ¬ ings Journal said Still another vessel of the United States navy has been found unseaworthy It is the monitor Puritan the last one added to the list of vessels available for service The Puritan was to have left the navy yard next Tuesday to join the fleet in command of Adm Bunce off Charleston The engines were given a harbor dock trial a few days ago and it was discovered that they did not work smoothly Many of the valves were found to be leaky Incessant Firing Outside Canea Athens Feb 8 A dispatch from Canea to the Asty states that incessant rifle and cannon firing was heard out- ¬ side Canea Saturday and Sunday and that the Turkish troops took part in the firing using artilley Many Christ ians were killed It is reported that the Christians have captured the The Astys corresarsenal at Suda pondent adds that he saw Moslems pillage the bakers quarters in Canea and killing and mutilating epiret ¬ ¬ ¬ Another Unsoaworthy Vessel ¬ bakers - Warren E Linney at his residence on West Adams street Sunday afternoon With a copy of Shakespeare in front of him and the book open at Hamlets soliloquy he plunged a knife through his heart and fell forward upon the words he evidently hadbeen reading Chicago Feb 8 committed suicide Peculiar Suicide pie throughout the state Cut having put their hands to the work they went forward meeting all difficulties and overcoming all obstacles until success v as assured No other citjr in the coun- ¬ try has ever accomplished so great a work unaided and under such great difficulties and this fact is recognized by other cities The Buffalo Express in a full page art supplement illustrating and describing the exposition said This article would be incomplete without a complimentary reference well deserved to the city of Nashville which has assumed the chief burden of this ambitious undertaking Nashville has fairly earned the proud cognomen The Athens of the South With a population of only 100000 at most it has ventured fearlessly into a field where far more influential communities have hitherto feared to tread Think of Buffalo undertaking such a labor of love and assuming such a tremendous Without the financial responsibility added attraction of an exposition Nash ¬ ville is well worthy of a visit It is an admirably laid out favorably located and excellently drained city with many substantial business blocks and numer ¬ A large ous handsome residences capital has been in- ¬ amount of northern vested in its development since the war and it is one of the largest if not actually the leading manufacturing center of the south The wilderness of Tennessee reached the dognity of statehood June 1 179G It was the third state coming into the union alter tne original id ana in tne century which has passed since its ad- ¬ mission its institutions many of which have become famous have been thor oughly grounded and its greatness and stability have been firmly established Tennessee has furnished more than her quota of men for the highest office in the gift of the American people and her statesmen and soldiers have won honor on the battlefield and fame in the halls of legislation while others have won distinction on the bench and at the bar and in professional commercial and public life Her earlier citizens won world wide fame as volunteers in the defense of the nation and there- ¬ by earned the distinction for Tennessee as the Volunteer State The characteristics of the early set- ¬ tlers of the state their high sense of honor devotion to principle their bravery and determination tempered with hospitality and intelligence and un ¬ flinching devotion to their country have descended to the present generation and to day her best people are found in the front ranks in the matter cf the arts and sciences while the aver age intelligence of her citizens is in ¬ ferior to no state in the union There are within her borders some of the most famous educational institutions in the country which with her efficient system-of public schools provide for the education of theorising genera- better tion Nashville the capital oit the state ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Woven Wire Fence on my farm for about eighteen months and am well pleased with it It has proved to is claimed for it It turns all kinds of stock and is as tight as it was the day it was put up and has stood some severe WRBTE FOR CIRCULARS tests A horse of one of my neighbors AGRICULTURAL BUILDING The New Home Sewing Machine Co fell across the fence a few months ago CkanqhMass BoaxoKXLiss 28 Union Square NY and was not taken off for several hours of prosperity and at the same time CeicagoIll St Louis Mo Dallas Texas but when taken off the fence went back Sai Fbancisco Cal ATLAirrA Ga enjoy genuine southern hospitality at FOR SALE QV to its place all right with the exception its best of a few staples During the storm of COOK WINN Paris Ky April 24th a good sized tree was blown NOISE OF BIG GUNS across the fence and bent it down to tht - II S REVENUE STAMPS WANTED ground As soon as the tree was cast Its Effect Upon Nervous Hens The Farmoff the fence went up all right and wai ers Mournful Tale BYas good as ever with the exception of The United States proving ground T I Green CountyClerk Mt Olivet Ky one broken wire and a few staples ou4 at Indian Head on the Potomac beiow S I want buy for cash the Washington is in a shallow ravine half Revenuesloeither canceled or following U at of place uncanceled I am so well pleased with the fenct a mile or more wide and running back the prices annexed when stamps are sent in that I am going to put up more of it for a mile or so from the government good condition Respectfully Each right away 5 cents wharf Outside this depression as the 1 cent Express red Imperforate War Becrapt 5my tf red part perforate 5 cents tale is told by veracious graduates of 1 cent Express Cards red imperforate50 cents 1 cent Playing the naval academy who have been sta- ¬ 1 esnt Playing cardsredpart perforated cents 1 cent Proprietary redpart perforate10 cents tioned at the post there is a 60 cents 1 cent Telegraph red imperforate We are prepared to furnish at rea ¬ belt some ten miles broad where 2 cent Bank Check bluepart perforates cents 5 cents sonable prices locust posts by the car- ¬ 2 cent Certificate blue imperforate chicken raising is impossible Within 2 cent Certificate blue full perforate10 cents the ravine the ordinary hen of com- ¬ 2 cent Certiflcateorangefuli perforatelO cents load Delivered at your nearest rail-¬ 5 cents road station blue imperforate merce lays eggs and if undisturbed in 2 cent Express blue part perforate 10 cents 2 cent Express CX3LLINS MILLER her intentions of domesticity hatches 2 cent Playing cardsbluefmperforate50 cents 10 orange 2 thein with only the usual vicissitudes to 2 cent Playing cardsblue imperforate15 cents cents cent Proprietary which hens and eggs are Subject The 2 cent Proprietarybluepart perforate10 cents cent REPA1BED sharp cracking bang of the big guns 2 cent Proprietary orangefull pefrote15 cents GLOIHES GLEANED 8 PJaylug cardgreenimnerforateS2 that are fired at heavy armor plates day 3 cent playing cardgreenfull perrte20 cents cents after day does not disturb the process 3 cent Telegraph green imperforate10 cents 4 cent Playing card violet perforate50 have employed a first class of incubation within the post But the 4 cent Proprietary violetpart perfoalelO cents 10 experienced tailor to take charge cent Express red imperforate farmers in the adjacent country north 5 cent Playing card red perforate JU cents of 6 cents our cleaning repairing and pressing east and south tell a unanimously 5 cent Proprietary perforate 10 cents Work done on short department set- ¬ 6 cent Proprietary orange perforatcSo mournful tale of setting after notice Our prices are lower than 10 cent Ladingblue linperfotelo cents ting of selected eggs that have gone 10 cent Bill of Ladingbluepart pertel5 cents others and we will do your work right Bill of JO cents the malodorous way of eggs that are 25 cent Bond imperforate 40 cent Inland Exchangeimperforate75 cents PARIS FURNISHING AHO TAILORING CO set urjon and not hatched Not an egg 50 cent Probate of Will imperforate SI 23 in all the belt the farmers say lias de- ¬ 70 cent Foreign exchangegreenimateW cents H S STOUT Manager SI imperforate 81 veloped a chicken since the proving 51 Life Insurance SI 10 Manifest imperforate 24mar tf 81 25 Mortgage full perforate ground was established This failure of 81 00 Passage Ticket imperforate 1 50 1 the eggs to do their duty is very nat- ¬ 1 80 Foreign exchaugeorange imate 3 0i 4 00 Exchange maroon 1 90 urally attributed by the farmers to the 3 50 ForeignExchange imperforate 5 00 CO r W W DUDLEY citi- ¬ 5 00 Inland of Will imperforate firing of the big guns the rural 7 00 Probate 30 00 zens explain it by saying that the noise 20 00 Probate of Will imperforate 1 30 Blue and Black 150 makes the hens nervous The officers 1 60 Blue and Black BILL POSTERS 2 00 out to their satisfaction 5 cent Black and Green proprietary 15 cents have worked it Green proprietary y cents that the fecundity of eggs within the 6 cent Black and Green proprietary 5 10 cent Black and PARIS KY d Green proprietary 3 o cent depression and the lack of it in those 50 00 Black a Green proprietary 1 Black without are due to the strength of the 5 00 Black and Green proprietary 50000 15 t All Kinds of Posting Distributing and Promptly Attended To heavier sound waves that start from the 1 also wish to buy old canceled postage muzzles of the guns The first impact stamps aud stamped envelopes of any and all denominations from 1810 to 1875 for which I of these really big waves they say is will pay liberal prices Address T L GKEEN Connty Clerk well outside of the projecting hills MU Olivet Ky TOWN LOT FOR SALE about the station The noise of the Notk The above named stamps can be Receipts found on Deeds Mortgages guns is far louder they say out beyond Agreements Bank Check Notes from 1861 A 42ixll0 foot lot in Williams- ad etc the hills than it is inside the ravine to 1875 also on Proprietary Medicines 5l dition well located Will b sold at hand Outside Matches etc with the sruns riaht at low price on four payments one Tne foregoing ofler is- genuine made In fourth cash balance in three equal pay¬ where the sound waves bump the earth good faith and will be carried out to the letreceive the ter in hardest they rattle the eggs into unpro stamps every instance whenIn 1 good order ments at six twelve and eighteen I have mentioued care Thb ductivity As to main facts and as to Reference Mt Olivet Deposit JBank or any months Address Jk News Paris Ky explanation as was said above this tale official of Robertson county County T L Grehn Clerk rests wholly upon the veracity of men trained to truthfulness in a school that is supposed to hold the virtue of George Washington above all others N Y be-all-that advertisements and I have had the Page Paris Kentucky -- -- - semi-circul- ar locust POSTS WE -- -- - - ¬ Sun Willie had swallowed a penny and his xThe One Thing That Was Needed Ha ¬ uiother was in a state of much alarm Helen she called to her sister in the next room send for a doctor Willie has swallowed a penny ¬ The terrified and frightened boy looked up implor- ¬ ingly No mamma he interposed seud for the minister cThe tSTes incredulously minister asked his mother Did you say the min ¬ w 5becaise papa says our minis tercanfeget money out of anybody -- ister American Cant tell Ton all about the new at vTe clevisa fecantifal fin raperlor Quality and fine of our CfSifteM but we lowprlwswritafer oitr 1RQC lUuBtratedworfcmahabip This is goodB in ¬ Bpace want you to Catalogne catalogue w ever published A8kforCatau It conxaiaa about 300 paces the larg er and bet nu Si2J2 13 ncirn poj- aeua yon can uavt one rr We ftave Adtlcd a fiae llac r n b nw irTTifTR riT7D7fr firt i in Uiil UCIO wJfcvjj WS lilVilU -- ii hadOMe ib m m TaIy w vvunv w rms X i f Gf V- - r- - A 0 V V THE letter From Gotham B0TJ E B ti JS N B W - - tTESD A Y PEBEtT ARY 9 1897 i ft Rill m A r rf r i tlsaM AKlN POWDER Absolutely Pure Celebrated for its great leavening strength and healthfulness Assures the food against alum and all forms of adul-¬ teration common to the cheap brands Royal Baking Powder CO- - New YOrk THE r TOr BOH HEWS 1881 Seventeenth Year Established Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP 1 Editors and Owners BBUHE MILLER H 4 Make all Checks Money Orders etc pay able to the order of Champ MixiiKB RV r 3 V3 Kentucky by request of the inaugural committee Col John B Castleman of Louisville and Maj William P Hall IT S A as aids to Grand Marshal Por- ¬ ter Senator Lindsay has designated Stanley Milward of Lexington and Emmet GK Logan of Louisville failures in the United States last week There were 328 dur¬ ing the corresponding week last week Senator Blackburn has named for 3 There were - 305 l J u- SCIIST1LUATIONS An Interesting Jumble Of News And Comment At Knoxville Tenn a white woman killed a negro brute who attempted to K assault her A bill prohibiting the playing of base ball on Sunday was passed by the Mis souri House Auditor Stone has called the State Board of Equalization to meet at Frankfort to begin work on county assessments to-mor-r- ¬ ¬ A The Palace Of Gondoforus We publish the following legend translat ¬ ed for The BoukBON News by Miss M V from Guerbers Contes et Legends just issued byjheA B Company believing that our readers will appreciate the beautiful senti ¬ ment at this time when the needs of the poor call aloud for our charities THE PAIjACk OF GONDiFORUS -- wsta H f AZ m ft mi Sl Gondoforus King of the Indies was one of the richest monarchs of his time He had by degrees amassed an immense fortune and possessed so much gold and silver so many precious stones and superb tapestries that the whole world envied him his treasures Having accumulated all this he decided finally to have a magnificent palace con- ¬ structed and sought an architect capable of executing the colossal work which ho meditated All at once St Thomas arrived at his court to offer his services because the Lord had ap- ¬ peared to him at Caesarea and commanded him to repair to the abode of Gondoforus in order to undertake this work Delighted at having the services of such a well known architect the king entrusted to him all hiB treasures and showed him the place upon which to erect his new castle Then after giving him carte blanche he left him saying he was going on a long journey and upon his return at the end of two years he honed to find the palace completed During the two years spent in travel Gondoforus admired all the beautiful build ¬ ings and palaces of Europe Asia and Africa He found them magnificent but his heart swelled with pride at the thought that his new palace would eclipse them all and hav ¬ ing returned into his kingdom he went im mediately to the spot where he had ordered his new dwelling to be built When he arrived expecting to be dazzled bythe splendor of the precious stones and costly marbles he paled with anger seeing that not a single stone had been put in place He sent for St Thomas and sternly demanded of him what he had done with the immense treasure he had confided to bim and the architect replied that he had distributed them among the poor The king enraged at having been deceived caused th s singular architect to be thrown into prison and began to meditate some means of torture which he might employ to punish him sufficiently for his treason He fell asleep thinking about it and while he was sleeping his deceased brother appeared suddenly before him and said Brother do no harm to this brave architect He is a ser¬ vant of tiod and has not failed of his promise The angels have shown me a marvelous palace of gold silver and precious stones which has been built for you in Paradise There are many beautiful mansions on high my brother but not one is to be compared to for that which has been prepared man you thanks to the efforts of this holy Saying these words the apparition disap ¬ peared and Gondoforus waking up surpris ¬ ed ran and cast himself at the feet of his humbly Erisoneraud outraged asked his pardon for him St Thomas kindly raising him said Dont you know O King that the only en ¬ during mansions are those which are pre- ¬ pared for us in Heaven by our faith and by our Charity The wing convinced by these words and by the vision which he had seen spent the re ¬ main Jer of his life doing good to the poor¬ and administering consolation to all the un fortunate and when he died he went to dwell in the palace incorruptible which was awaiting him in Paradise -i Written for The News New York Feb 6th 1897 Everywhere one goes in Gotham one hears discussed the bal masque which Mrs Bradley Martin gives on the 10th at the Waldorf It is estimated that 275 000 will be expended in giving the dance and having costumes made for the event The ball has been denounced from the pulpit but it will be given just the same and will be the most magnificant social event ever seen in the United States Mrs Martin has received dozens of let- ¬ ters from anarchists who threaten all manner of violence if the ball is given While it is wilful waste to expend such an enormous sum on a single social function it is preferable that tha money be spent to having that sum stored in strong boxes or spent in Europe It is true that well to do florists musicians caterers and costumers will get the lions share of the sum yet a part of it must find its way to their helpers One cos tumer has 300 seamstresses employed and others have refused to take any more orders It is not unlikely that several thousand poor families will be benefitted in a financial way by the ball Mrs Bradley Martin has ordered 400 carriages at 7 each for the guests She has leased a large portion of the palatial Waldorf for the ball and a private residence adjoining for dressing rooms and the floral decorations and supper will cost many thousands For several weeks Bociety has been agog over the function and the costumbeen have designers ers and to the complete in a rush costumes ordered by the nabobs and nabobesses Court garb fashioned after that of the Louis XV and Chas II eras will be worn by most of the guests though there will be many sensational and latter day creations seen at the ball Mrs Bradley Martins gown will be the most superb affair imaginable It is designed from a costume in vogue be fore the Charles II era and will be of pale blue sapphire velvet and a rich brocade of the same hue The cors e will be square cut and afford a rare display of priceless jewels Mr Martin will represent Henry IH Mis8Bricedaughter of Calvin S Brice will wear one of the most costly cos- ¬ tumes at the ball It is Egyptian in de ¬ sign and is marvelously jeweled and th shoes willjbe cloth of gold Mrs John Drexell will be Princess Lamballe Miss Edith Cushmg will be a puritan maiden Miss Bertha Munde will be Marie Antoinette and Elsie De Wolfe will bt Gismonda wearing a gold embroidered gown studded with jewels ShewiUbe barefooted save for the strap which holds on the sandals Mrs Wm Pollock will be Queen of Holland and Mrs Burke Roche will be Queen Elizabeth Mrs John Jacob Astor will appear as Mary Queen of Mrs Stuyvesant Fish as Scots Marie Antoinette Mrs Cornelius Van derbilt Jr in a costume of the Louis XV era The men will mostly wear the costumes of English French and Venetian courtiers Mrs O H P Belmont will lead a Mephisto quadrille with the dancers ¬ ¬ ¬ is made up of tlie most essential cott s hinmsion - t i I fc ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR JUDGE i NEWTON 4 v elements tnat go to nourish the body Where the appetite is varying- or lacking it in ¬ creases it and where digestion is weak it aids it to perform We are authorized to announce Wm M Purnell as a candidate for Judge 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 MITCHELL THE PEOPLES GROCER Buyers of Groceries are notforced to go to cut rate stores for low prices because - E its function in a more vigorous way It enriches the blcod makes healthy flesh and cures chronic coughs and colds By making it possible for the body to resist disease Our friends tejl us IT Works Wonders but we never like to over state the merits of our remedy even when it has been tested and tried for over twenty fivey ears If you wil ask for it we will send you a book telling you more about the subject than we can put in a few words Go to your druggist for Scotts Emul ¬ sion Two sizes 50 cts and 100 SCOTT BOWNE We are authorized to announce Chas Butler as a candidate for Circuit¬ Clerk subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce T Hart Talbot as a candidate for Circuit offeree by them on same class of goods I have an excellent Olerk subject to the action of the plete line of Democratic party t We are authorized to announce George T McCarney as a candidate for Circuit Clerk subject to the action of the Democratic party APPLES ALMONDS I W leet Any Prices and com- ¬ FANCY ORANGES STAND AED GOODS FILBERTS BRAZIL PECANS FOR SHERIFF BANANNAS authorized to announce MALAGA GRAPES ENGLISH WALNUTS George W Bowen as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the action of the FINEST CHOCOLATE CANDIES - V Democratic party If elected Mr STICK- AND MIXED CANDIES Bowens deputies will be W W CANDIED CHERRIES Mitchell and J ames 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 A New York FOR COUNTY CLERK dines Champgnion French Peas Bottled Pickle Catsup Etc BALTIMORE CAN AND BULK OYSTERS ¬ STOCK AND TURF NEWS Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Turf Notes ltt -- 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 ¬ Ornament is now at 3 to 1 favorite in the Winter book on the Kentucky Derby Dr Catlett and Typhoon II are respectively 4 and 5 to 1 Ben Kenney has severed his connec-¬ tion with Marcus Dalys stock farm in Montana and will train a string of horses on the Lexington track J W Thomas Jr sold in Cincinnati last week ten hhds of new tobacco at Reffert an average of 856 Morris also of this city sold four hhds at an average of 6 75 Strayed From Paris court house square on court day Feb 1 a pair of 1100 lb cattle AnVJinfor red mation concerning them wilibV re ¬ McClin warded Address Mclntyre 9febMf tock Millersburg Ky Thos J Frazier of Lexington has been appointed Secretary of the Over ¬ land Racing Association at Denver Col He learned the horse business in the employ of Ed A Tipton Mr Frazier will go to Denver on the 15th says Secretary The Enquirer Charles F Price of the JLouisyilla Jockey Club has received a letter from Mr Jesse Turney who owns Dr Catlett and whose string is now wintering at Montgomery Mr Turney asked for stable room for 12 and says that he will endeavor to win the classic old Ken- ¬ tucky Derby with his good Candlemas colt Mr Turney speaks of the Derby as the most honored stake in the West and says he would rather win it from a sportsmanlike point of view than all He is7 very the Jothers together sweet on Dr Catlett and thinks he will be able to turn the trick -- Democratic party We are authorized to announce W C Oones as a candidate for re election as Jailer subject to the action of the Mr Jones candi- ¬ Democratic party dacy is in the interest of Mrs Landon Ashbrook We are authorized to announce W H Boone as a candidate for Jailer sub ject to the action of the Democratic ¬ authorized to announce T James as a candidate for Samuel Jailer subject to the action of the We are NEWTON MITCHELL Main St Opp Court House Paris Ky 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 I have a fine assortment of these goods and competition if you will come in and look at them I am sure I can please you and it is no trouble for me to show them to you Consider the prices which I quote below We are authorized to announce Wm j 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 party Joseph F Williams as a candidate for Jailer subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY We are authorized to announce 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 to announce J U Boardman as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce S D Clay as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Gar Kenney rett D of Bourbon as a candidate for County subject to Assessor the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm H Whaley as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the ac- ¬ 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 Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party ¬ Clifton Arnsparger We are authorized as a candidate for to announce Brussels from 40 cts up Ingrams trom 18 cts up Matting from 9 cts up Rugs from 50 cts up Remember the place and call early H MARGOLEN PARIS KY Opp Court House for assessor WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED j iI iwriernt s vjeiery rica urts- jurist1 i dressed in Mephistophelean costumes 2rc t irug tion sick headacb Mrs Ogden Mills will have a Directoire quaariiie ana mrs oronson wiii leaa a i It Will Do You Good party of Louis XV dancers Are you constipated Do The invitations were limited to 700 Sick Headaches Is your you have Nervous and possibly 400 persons have accepted system Liver or Kidneys out of order The supper will be served on 125 small If so cure yourself by using Wrights tables and 200 waiters will attend to Celery Tea It improves the complex- ¬ the wants of the guests The music will ion Price 25c sold by W T Brooks Druggist be furnished by thre Hungarian w - - No I Tobacco Hogsheads 3 3 - WITH BEST INDIANA WHITE OAK HOOPS orchestras The hearts of Kentuckians in New York and elsewhere swelled with pride at the homage paid to the beauty of Miss Alice Castlemen of Louisville when John Jacob Astor crowned her queen of the Charity Ball last Tuesday Chauncey Depew and other night well known leaders sought introductions It was a well deserved compliment to a Miss Castleman fair Kentuckienne has returned to Louisville and will go next week to New Orleans The adverse comment on the Bradley Martin ball designed to array the poor against the rich is bearing fruit Wed- ¬ nesday a man threw a brick through a window at the Hoffman House floral establishment saying the flowers represented wealth and were to be enjoyed by the rich Would the poor man have employment if the wealthy men did not build and operate railroads fac- ¬ tories mills mines and other industries Capitalists and wealth mean life to the laboring classes Neither class is wholly independent of the other ¬ tion sick headaches 25c Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa-¬ at druggists WHjIj SELL Ox3IE3F TARR s fe Hl Oft -- 1 SLTJ wm Will Not Perform Miracles But It Will Cure TEMPLIN a r 13 H t ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER IS- - 4 11 FOR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS le-elec-ti- on as Superintendent of Public Schools for Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm E Williams as a candidate for Super ¬ intend nt of Public Schools for Bourbon County subject to the action of the R MILES RESTORATIVE NERVINE cures nervous prostration Not mi- ¬ raculously but scientifically by first removing the germs of disease and then Supplying healthy nerve food increasing the appetite helping digestion and strength ¬ ening the entire system Desperate cases require prolonged treatment as shown by that of Mrs M B Reed of Delta Iowa who writes As the result of a lightnint stroke the physicians said I had a light stroke of paralysis my limbs would all draw up I would have throbbings Dr Miles in my chest that seemed unendurable For three Nervine months I could not sleep Restores and for three weeks did not close my eyes I Health prayed for sleen and ielt that if relief did not come I would be dead or insane I took Dr Miles Restora ¬ tive Nervine and the second night slept two hours andirom that time on my health im ¬ proved slowly at first but steadily and surely I took in all 40 bottles and I cannot express how grateful I am for I am now perfectly well and have taken no medicine for over four months Dr Miles Nervine is sold by druggists on guarantee that first bottle benefits or money refunded TB5k PS hear and nerves freeVDr Miles n Medical Co Elkhart Ind Kate Edgar as a candidate for We are authorized to announce Miss All We Want Is an opportunity to convince you that our work can not be excelled We Are Working y D Democratic party For A Reputation FOR POLICE JUDGE Sa Awarded Highest Honors EWorlds Fair DR CREAM The best theatrical offering in New York just now is Margaret Mathers sumptuous production of Cymbeline though Lillian Russell is doing well in The An American Beauty Silly a burlesque on the disgusting Dinner Seeley dinner at Sherrys has run its course at the Olympia and will give way to Mrs Bradly Burdens Ball a burlesque of the Bradley Martin party We are authorized to announce Wm Remington as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party Wo are authorized to announce John R Adair as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Newt Clark as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic mm MI W M HINTON JR BRANCH OFFICE W M Hintons Jewelry Store guaranteed And can not afford to turn out inferior work Give us a trial and if good work can gain your patron- ¬ age yours is insured Quick work and satisfaction LAUNDRY BRO -- Props J FIFTYPEAR TREESFORiOO Farmers Grow For one dollar OFFICE AND WOllKS 127 129 SEVENTH ST PARIS KY i v c masquerade MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Frec fiom Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant l 40 YEARS THE STANDARD K toy R S P Gov Bradley promptly nine-year-o- ld prdoned the peniten- - toy sent to the i Jijiij iT -- tiary from Boyd county for stealing your own Pear Trees I will send you postage paid the following fifty pear trees all grafted on Japan Seedling Stock 10 E Harvest 10 Bartlett 10 C Favorite 10 F Beauty 10 Idaho If you send in your order before February 15th I will include one Lincoln Core STORY brick hcraae on Upper less no seed no core Reference any TWO street adjoining the resi¬ dence of S S Clay Apply to bank at this place Address Geo A Riley 29sep tf A C ADAIR Greensbufg Ind t FOR RENT m S1 nes when Obituarps cards of thanks calls on candi aates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given ¬ ments and yearly cardsfortlarge advertise ADVER7I81NG HATJSS Displays one dollar per Inch for first inser ¬ tion half rates each Insertion thereafter r notices ten cents per Ine each insertion Locals in blac type tntcentsJRer line eacn insertion rnSiflinecountasftt11 running line rates rfj L i Mi r MiVviaLLl rr Ir mm Jus- - - - t SSS 33S33 iii iim in A - - - BMBKmSWiT Til frif 4 i - i- - I THE BOUJfiON NEWS TUESDAY FEBRUARY 9 1897 THE BDURBOH SEWS Se- - 5 cnteenth Year Established iss mail 1881 f BBH si PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY NUPTIAL KNOTS - seco- - En te o i at the Post officeat Paris Ky matter as TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES One year Payable in A dvan ce S2 00 Six mouths 100 news costs yoxj cant even get a port fuom a gun free of charge ke Engagements Announcements And Sol¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Police Sergeant Will Sanford and Miss THE NEWS MAN Jessie Clark both of Covington have Notes Hastilv Jotted On The Streets At been secretly married for seven years The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Theinarnage was announced Saturday -Elsewhere BIRTHS Robt Goggin was in Mason last week ThejAdvent o Our Future Men And Women Capt Dan Turney returned Sunday The wife of Joe Perkins of Owen from Atlanta county gave birth to four sons Thurs ¬ Miss is visiting friends Read These Bargain Prices Mens finest Patent Leather shoes S475 wnrth fi Mens finest Calf shoes 450 worth 550 Mens finest Tan shoes 450 worth 550 The above are the celebrated Stacy Adams make Boys Calf Shoes rt 10 - V Louie Bruer Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Orders Miller Etc Dr Louis Landman optician of Cin ¬ Former Parisian James R McCann I -- t Scanlan and was Joe Bruner of Winchester will specially engaged for a California tour open a grocery in this city in the build ¬ with Roland Reed He has made rapid ing lately occupied by the Paris Cash strides in his profession and the pre- ¬ diction is that the opera house will be Jrocery Henry A Butler who recently sold filled to its capacity on Tuesday night next his grocery business in this city has accepted a position as conductor on the Farewell Meeting At Methodist Church Southern Pacific Railroad A large crowd attended the farewell i The News is requested to state that service at the MetBcTdit Church the Christian Church Society will meet Sunday night Only nveipersonsyjre Saturday at three p in and all mem- ¬ left of all who composed the congregation when the present Church was built bers are urged to be present in 1860 They are Squire Selby Lilies Annie Risk and Lizzie Coleman col- ton Mrs Evaline Flanagan Mrs Eli a ored damsels were each assessed 750 Phillips Mrs Bettie Shaw and Mrs yesterday in Judge Webbs court for in Rachel Crosthwait At the last service dulging in a fistic argument Sunday the pastor Rev E G B Mann read a Former Parisian Dr David Keller sketch of the Churchs history from the now City Physician at Lexington stated beginning in 1860 to the present Also Friday in his report to the General read letter of friendly greeting from Council that the death of six children in Mr J D Hearne The first Methodist Lexington during January was due to house of worship in Paris was begun in 1817 The present one was erected in absolute and unconditional neglect c 1860 and the new church now being The city council of Mt Sterling built was begun in November 1896 In- ¬ passed a curfew ordinance Tuesday teresting talks were made by Mrs day niget All persons under eighteen Flanagan Mr Lilleston Col Jno G years of age must have written per-¬ Craddock Mr Hugh Brent Rev E H mission if they are alone on the streets Rutherford and Rev F J Cheek The after 830 p m in Winter and 9 p m in old building will be torn down at once Summer the material having been sold to the Thos C Williams formerly of this contractors Services will be held in the Court city and Milersburg was adjudged in ¬ sane Friday at Mt Sterling and sent to House while the new church is being the asylum at Lexington He was un- erected til recently a traveling salesman for The new church is being erected on the Flach Bros of Cincinnati JHe is a corner of Seventh and Pleasant streets and it is expected that the corner stotfe native of Bath county will be laid in about a month The Methodist Church was filled Sun ¬ new house of worship will be of gray The day afternoon with a congregation to stone and will have a frontage of 63 hear Mrs Chica Sukarahi of Tokio feet 9 inches and will extend 100 feet Japan She was dressed in the costume toward Main street The tower will be of her native country and gave an in- sixty feet high and the main building teresting account of her work She about forty feet high On the corner will remain a guest of Mrs Mehagan of Seventh and Pleasant street will be a until Thursday double entrance twenty feet square and Mrs Chika Sakurai of Tokio a side entrance will be located on Japan will address the Womens Club Seventh street The North South and of Paris to morrow afternoon at 230 East sides will each contain a bay win ¬ oclock at the rooms of the Club Sub- ¬ dow of art glass and several memorial ject The Customs and Manners of the windows will add to the beauty of the Mrs Sakurai will also offer church Col J G Craddock announced Japanese for sale a limited quantity of lacquered Sunday night that he would give a win ¬ preferring to defray her ex- ¬ dow in memory of his mother and sisware penses in this way rather than to ap- ¬ ter who were members of the present propriate any of the funds subscribed Methodist church Fletcher Bros of Cincinnati have the contract for build- ¬ to the institution she represents ing the new church One member of N On The I Special Kates the firm is now in Paris to superintend State District Meeting K of P the work Feb 17 20 Lexington Ky one and one A Narrow Escape third fare for the round trip W M Purnell narrowly escaped be Annual State Convention Y M C A Frankfort Ky Feb 18 21 one fare for ing the victim of a dangerous accident yesterday afternoon He had gone into F B Carr Agent round trip the stable at his home and a negro boy Rev Eberliardts Meeting who was in the loft threw a pitchfork knowing that Mr Pur Rev Eberhardt returned Friday down below not was in the stable The pitchfork from Louisville where he conducted a nell Mr Purnells head and revival which continued nearly three just missed a flesh wound in one of weeks There was a large attendance made painful at each service and the meeting re- ¬ his limbs sulted in twenty six additions Rev Home Grown Bananas Eberhardts splendid work was highly M Morat the enterprising florist at appreciated the Paris cemetery has succeeded in Mrs Harris Horse Sale cultivating a bunch of bananas in his the green house and had them on exhibition Twelve trotting bred horses property of Mrs Ira Harris were sold yesterday at Mrs Nannie Browns store at public sale Saturday in this city by There were four bananas on the bunch auctioneer Geo Doehrer for 275 an each four inches long average of 2275 The highest price Notice To The Public paid was 58 for a brown gelding by Scarlet Wilkes The horses were by I have arranged with Dr John Adair Royal Fearnaught Scarlet Wilkes Alcy- ¬ to take charge of my office until I am able to resume my practice Dr Adair one andGlenwold will attend to all unfinished work and Glenkenney Postofflce Kohlietl such other work as my patrols may de sir The postoffice at Glenkenney Ken Very respectfully N three miles L 9feb 2t Dr R A Sprake ney Station on the from this city was burglarized Friday can be traced to a How night The robbers secured about slight many deaths record of mortality cold forty dollars worth of stamps besides would be greatlyThe reduced if every home taking an overcoat a rifle and a lot of was supplied with a bottle of Dr Bells The great exter- ¬ groceries from the grocery kept in the Pine Tar Honey same building by James Flora who is minator of coughs cold croup and kin ¬ dred affections also the postmaster The fourth annual midwinter declamA New Clothing Store atory contest was held in Cynthiana Co will open a clothing Friday night composed of representa- ¬ Price store in the store room opposite Frank tives from the different colleges of CenCos about March 1st The business tral Kentucky The first prize was will be conducted by Mr Ike L Price given to T H Ballard of Kentucky who University subject city in this well known By Their Fruits to The News that he will move Ye Shall Know Them writes second prize to his family here about March 15th Mr B H Conner of Cynthiana of Mrs L Price invites the patronage of all his C Brocks elocution school fornjer friends ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ f ¬ ¬ -¬ -- Cooper The Monday Night Literary Clnb Mr McCann is a native of Paiis hav ¬ met last night with Miss Lucy Lowry ing spent the best part of his life here on South Main street where he has a host of friends who will see that he receives a most cordial reMiss Marie Von Hippel will open ception on the above date For eight her embroidery class Thursday morning years he was the leading man and stage at Mrs Nannie Browns store ¬ The leading man of The Shadows of cinnati will be at the Hotel Windsor a Great City Co which play will be to day seen the Wanted Second hand backboard in city atnext Grand Opera House in this Tuesday night is James R good rppair Address Lock box 330 McCann who plays the part of Tom Paris Ky 2t manager for W J in Maysville Mrs Henry A Power is in Mays- viUe on a visit Mrs J T Hinton Jr has been ill for several days Judge Lucius Desha of Newport was in the city Friday Mr Amos Turney has returned from Montgomery Ala Mr Chas Winn spent Sunday with relatives in Winchester Dr J T McMillan of Lexington was in the city yesterday Miss Mary Brent is visiting Miss Lutie Ware at Frankfort Miss Mattie Kenney of Cane Ridge is attending college at Danville Joseph Grannon and son of Lexing ¬ ton are guests at J J Grannons Mr Arthur Calvert of Cleyeland is visiting relatives near the city Miss Margaret Igels arrived home yesterday from a visit in Maysville j Miss Sallie Richardson visited rela tives in Lexiugton Saturday and Sun ¬ day night all Democrats L 100 to 2 00 worth 150 to 250 Childs fine Kid Spring Hepls size 5 to 7 85c worth 12 Childs fine Kid Spring Heels size 8 to ltfi 100 worth 150 Misses fine Kid Spring Heels size 11 to 2125 worth 175 These are only a few of the many Cash bargains we have to offer Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Call early and get choice l j Of The Dead OBITUARY day Mrs Lillie Metcalfe of Lexington was the guest Sunday of her sister Mrs Chas Hukill Miss Fannie Miller Preston of Ashland is the guest of her uncle Mr Bruce Miller Editor Hiram Duley of the Flem- lagsburg Times Democrat was in the city yesterday Miss Annie Kriener who has been visiting relatives in Maysville arrived home yesterday Mr Frank Sprake of Cynthiana wa3 in the city yesterday to Bee his u brother Dr R A Sprake Mrs James Barbour and son of Maysville are guests of Mrs Robt Goggin on Second street Mr John B Kennedy attended a meeting Friday in Lexington of the Board of Curators of Kentucky State V Butler and J M Brennan attended a ball given in Frank ¬ fort las Tuesday evening by the Misses Hazelrigg Mrs W H H Johnson returned yesterday to Mt Sterling after a visit to her daughter Miss Leila Johnson at Mrs Minnie Wilsons The friends of Miss Maud Peebles will be glad to hear that she has- been resting fairly well since Saturday when she underwent a dangerous operation She is yet in a very serious condition The Lexington Herald Friday said Mr and Mrs James Mullen entertain ¬ ed a company of friends at a very pretty dinner last night in honor of Mr and Mrs Ed Tipton and Miss Tipton of Paris Ky Mrs C Sakurai will speak to the W C T U at the residence of Mrs Wm Myall at three oclock this afternoon All members are requested to be present Mrs Sakurai is a Japanese who is here in the interest of missionary work She is a native of Tokio Japan - College Messrs L John James aged seventy six brother of Samuel T James of this city died Sunday at Canton Mo He had been a sufferer ior seven years from a para- ¬ lytic stroke He leaves four grown children whose mother was Mrs Lizzie McKim James Mr4 Wm M Hopkins a young Bour ¬ bon county farmer and a most excellent young man will be married on the 24th to Miss Pauline Clavell a most estima- ¬ ble young lady of Nicholas The groom elect is a step brother of attorney J M McVey of this city Mrs Lizzie Parker Innman wife of George Innman died of consumption aWednesday at her home in Frankfort if She is surviyedby her husband and two children The deceased was a sister of Mrs Dan Roche and a sister-in-laof Mrs Mamie Parker of this city Mrs Garnet Ashbrook Berninger set daughter of C ipt I T Ashbrook for i mealy of this city now of Louisville S died Friday in Chicago The remains were interred at Louisville Sunday afternoon The deceased will be re ¬ membered by many Paris friends who 529 Main St Paris Ky kuew lovely traits of character Mrs Mary C Murphy the aged i mother of Mr Benj Perry of this city died yesterday afternoon in Cincinnati A after an illness of several years dura ¬ tion She was sixty eight years old and a by her first marriage leaves twoTsons Mr Ben Perry of this city and Mr sac- ¬ Ellis Perry of Cincinnati Her second husband survives her with three mar rieji daughters Mrs Wm Atkinson of GJhicago Mrs Walter West of Cincin Strictly all wool Dress Goods in G D Corsets our specialtv 50c 75c nati and Mrs George Ott of Newport novelty and plain styles always 50c and 1 00 worth double for this sale at 25c a yard Ladies and Childrens full Seamless February Weather Hosiery 10 and 15c always sold at 25c Choice of our finest Dress patterns Rev Irl Hicks who hit center with his formerly 800 for this sale at 400 Our Domestics are the very best brands in Calicoes Cottons and Sheet-¬ January forecast predicts cloudy sleety All our Underwear Blankets and ings disagreeable weather for this week Comforts will be closed out at 25c on Calicoes 3i and 5c This will be followed by a cold wave on the dollar Bleached Cotton good 5c the 14th It will then be some warmer Best Cotton New Linens ad a snow storm will be experienced Towels and full line of Tabledown 50 10 4 PeperelJ made 8c 18c Sheeting onhe lth Very active storms end per centand Napkins marked for this sale Notions of all kinds one half price I ing in blizzards ana extremely cold wayes may be looked for from the 17th to the 23d The remainder of the month will be warmer but stormy Mr Hicks predicts that the worst winter weather will come in February and March and that very deep snows will come in March and unseasonable weather will prevail until after the full moon in April DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG JuLst PieoervecL I ii M i SPRING STOCK HAMBURGS LACES WASH DRESS GOODS I i w WHITE GOODS ETC PERCALES r- All new fresh goods Call and see them J CONDONS In order to close out our stock we will rifice everything in our store at unheard of prices -- -- v We still enlarge Portraits free of charge PURE HOME GROWN Aiii v - shoes We are overstocked on childrens We offer special inducements on the best makes until January 1st for -- cash tf Davis Thompson Isgrig CLOVER SEED Ljply to ¬ John Thomas and Joe Richie colored were fatally injured by a premature explosion of a blast in quarry near Richie lost both eyes Frankfort Thomas legs were blown off i -- i - I jxa 3stal3lisliedL 0 EDWARDS OF 4 High Priced Racers W yes- ¬ Fast horses sold for good prices jECDEt - terday at the Woodard Shanklin sale at Lexington John D Creighton of Lexington bought the pacing queen Lottie Loraine 206i for 2000 and C W Williams of Galesburg Ills paid 2025 for Felicina Eyelet 217 pacer 211 went to Robt Estill for 2000 DonPiza 4 by Don Pizarro went to Ed Mills of Boston for 900 who also took Sweet Florette 225 at 750 J M Ward New Haven Conn bought Georgia Leer 212 for 400 and Kilda 229 went to Frank Jones Portmouth N H for fc750 Vipsani 214 brought 1600 J Wild of New York being the purchaser Other good individuals brought good prices School District 2STo BBSS MSALE- Parisi jECyB 1 FJLSHI03STJLBLB TLJCIjOIIiTG WE HAVE EE0EIYED A SPLENDID ST00E The old and well known firm of Smedley Butler of Millersburg Ky is now in progress of liquidation owing to the assignment of J G Smedley All of the large stock of dry goods notions fancy goods domestics boots shoes hats caps and every article kept by a first class store is now being offered at cost for cash This is a fine oppor- ¬ tunity ior any one wishing to engage in the dry goods business and assume con- ¬ trol of a house already established and well known throughout Central Ken ¬ tucky Any one wishing to buy the stock as a whole should address IMPORTED SDITDWJS AND TROUSERINGS FOR FALL AND WINTER Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call s FINE MERCHAiVT TAILOBS S E TIPTON ALEX BUTLER Of the firm of Smedley Butler Millersburg Ky Cutter E We are also agents for the celebrated Chas Smith Shirt Full line of samples STRAY CATTLE 5QTRAYFD from Paris Court house 18 Re established School District No 18- - usually called Harrjods Creek District was abolished last year and divided among ¬ the three neighboring districts for three or four reasons viz Attendance averaged only ten house needed repairs the difficulty in securing even one or two trustees and the fact as given by For Bent A DESIRABLE 60 ACRE FARM one of the trustees that no child was Pasture more than two miles from a neighboring school The assurance was given how- ¬ ever that the district would be HAVE Hi acres of good pasture as soon as these hindrances to land in the city of Paris which I de ¬ 3 3R0AEWAY success could be removed The promise sire to rent Possession given March is now given that they will be removed 1st 1897 Apply to HAVE a Tvell sitnated 60 acre Bonr before the beginning of another session MRS MARY A REYNOLDS bon County farm which I desire to Office hours Therefore No 18 is re established as a 5feb 3t Paris Ky sell It is well improved For any School District further particulars address Kate Edgar J E PLUMMER ii in n i ii i in ii in in ii County Superintendent Millersburg Ky 8jan tf square on Court day Feb 1 a pair of red 1100 lb cattle cottage 5 rooms 10 per 602 MAW ST Any information concerning them will PARIS KY BRICK be rewarded Address First class repair Ap Over Deposit Bank ply to McCLINTOCK McINTYRE BC INGKELS 9feb tf Millersburg Ky ljant f Or O EDWARDS Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m ¬ O FOR RENT M H DAILEY W 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 FOR SALE R A SPRAKE - - m PARIS KY I up stairs 1 8 to 12 a to 6 p m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ¬ -- - Reasonable Reasons JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY quiet quick and clean service by ex- ¬ pert barbers in the cosiest sliop in Paris Baths in comfortable well equipped bath rooms furnished at the pleasure of patrons tf If there are any reasons why you The patrons of Crawford Bros shop on Main street near Fifth enjoy a should buy shoes there is every reason on why you should buy them of us We can please you in style fit and price andshoes bought of us you can depend j RION CLAY EOOMY rent for reasonable terms Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls promptly answered Your work is Apply at The News office for further particulars 27hov tf solicited Stable For Rent stable centrally located Prices reasonable v- -- rv - v TSWWS - V - w-sr-- s - - - i ST VI hi r J -- i 1 V - tf vj J i FA rj V W I A 31 V I l 5 p- - THE BOUEBON i 3STEWS ii 1 l5lM 1 9 FEBRUARY 9 1897 RICH MINES OF MEXICO v HUMOROUS song I - THE BOURBON NEWS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by W ALTER CH AMP BRUCE MILLER Editors and Owners MY ENEMY And shall he bo A useless thorn to vex and worry me A dominant discord in lifes perfect strain Marring- my dreams turning my joy to - I have an pain enemy THE BASIS OF CHEWING GUM A 1 Molding my life to his malicious whim Shall he be lord of me or I of him A bitter stream may turn the mill wheel A thorny tree may burn to heat and light And out of shameful wrong may spring the flower Of perfect right So from my enemy I may demand A priceless tribute of perpetual good And lead him captive at my chariot wheels In royal mood entered theUnited States during- 1895 This entire product valued at nearly 1500000 became the basis of chewing - of Four iWillion Pounds from a Mexican Tree Pour million pounds of gum chicle the product of the Mexican sapota tree A Supply round hM 1131 IL- H j v iv fl M- kJ X4 A walk through a leading chev ing glim factory is interesting Here over 1000000000 pieces of gum are annually produced and shipped to every portion of the world Three hundred employes are engaged in the manufacture of the ini the first step of which is the impor ¬ tation of the raw chicle which is gath ¬ ered by peons in Mexico and exported In bales containing 150 pounds each The cruui is taken from the bales and These are chopped into small pieces of tree bark and chips by steamfreed ing then ground in mills making 3400 revolutions a minute The ground gum 3s subjected to a continuous heat of 140 degrees Fahrenheit in drying rooms Prom here the gum is sent to the white aproned cook who adds the jnirest sugar and the freshest cream granulated pepsin powdered guru or kola or other desired ingredients to it and cooks it in a steam jacketed caul- dron where it is turned and mixed by tin mgenious double acting heater or rotary paddle until it has assumed the consistence of bread dough Now the lough boys take hold of it and knead at In fine powdered sugar passing it to the rollers where it is rolled between steel rollers until it is of the proper thickness when it is whisked off to the ¬ Because my enemy hath cunning ears That listen hourly for my idle speech My words shall flow in wise and measured way Beyond his carping reach Because my enemy has eyes that watch With sleepless malice while I come and go My days shall own no act I would not wish The world to know Because my enemy doth hourly wield Some subtle snare to trip me every day My feet shall never for a moment leave The straight and narrow way Because my enemy doth hate me sore I fix my gaze beyond him and above And lift as shield to all his fiery darts A heart of love And of my enemy I thus shall make A beacon light to light me to my goal A faithful guardian of my house of life A spur and whip to urge my laggard And though our strife may never have an end I yet mightC call this enemy my friend Elizabeth Hall in N Y Independent soul FOUB ACEIS Theyd Have Won If the Other Man Hadnt Held Five markers Now the gum finds its way to The nimble the wrapping rroom fingers of 150 markers The markers are steel knived rollers which leave their impress on the long sheets of appetizing gum before it goes on to the seasoning room after which it is broken on the lines left by the dainty maidens are here at play Under their deft touch waxed paper tin foil and pretty wrappers envelop the gum quick as a wink and in ¬ another moment the packers have the gum to place in jars or boxes wherein It is shipped for sale to the general pub lic Confectioners Journal THE WOODCOCKS ¬ 1 BV 31 WHISTLE prliat Musical Sound Is Made by the IJirds Wings various times during the last few At years I have read with much interest fliscussions as to how the woodcock Tisakes his whistle that delicious ripple of melody so fascinating to the ear of the sportsman who hunts the shy and handsome game bird While shooting woodcock recently in company with a friend this question was discussed my friend at once asserverat ing that the whistle was made bv the birds wing and not through the bill by the aid of the throat at the same When next you time saying to me shoot a woodcock without injuring its wings and without killing it simply making a body shot sufficiently hard to bring the bird to the ground call your dog to heel retrieve the bird your self hold him by the bill suspended in the air at arms length and in a flutter iii to escape from your hand the whis tle will be made by the birds wings While shooting a few days later with another friend I was fortunate enough to make a body shot on a woodcock svMcli came to the ground with the1 wings unbroken The dog caught the ird which had attempted to fly after it struck the ground I took it from the clogs mouth and seeing its wings were unbroken I determined to make the tesl Ihen and there After telling my friend what I was about to do I heldthe bird by its bill at arms length and the result was that made the whittle three times each time by executing a rotary movement of the wings and body while fluttering If any sportsman doubts this state ment I wish he would do as I have done stud all doubt will be dispelled from his imind as to how this enchanting whistle is produced Forest and Stream -- ¬ ¬ it M t If- iv J 14 Heart Disease in a Monkey A new monkey house was recently arected in the Philadelphia zoo and the monkeys have been installed in quarters that are said to excel anything in that line anywhere The keepers be lieve that monkeys understand human language otherwise they are unable io account for the excitement which prevailed among the simians prior to their removal For several days they were very nervous and on the day of removal their excitement was almost uncontrollable When the hour ar Tived a favorite inonkey and a splendid specimen of his kind was the first one lo be moved All the other monkeys betrayed the greatest agitation and the one being carried was so excited that the keepers 1c expired incase of heart arms It disease vas a clear brought to a fatal termination by nerv jous excitement Golden Days Held the Barber Responsible A bright little fellow who has not FARES PLEASE yet seen his third birthday often amuses to the household of which he is an impor ¬ I passed my remaining 40Avas the man tant feature by his questions and ob Avith the fourtoaces That hatedmy pile to he call He and he had servations At dinner one evening recently it was said and I hated to have him do it noticed that he was intently studying Avith a hand like that but there Avas He other the expansive bald space on his ven no help for itdown called The flush a straight man shoAved erable grandfathers head When a lull occurred in the table He got my money and the money of backed and hadnt talk the pride of the family promptly the man I mans fare I stoppedeven got the the I took advantage of it Grandpa he said who cut your train and put him off and that Avas all the satisfaction I got out of it Philadelphia Call liiur that way The next station was the end of my Plutarch mentions a Aisit paid by a run That same evening I saw the man Spartan lady to Bernice the Avife of I had backed and put off the train and This 3rotarus tetrarch of Galatia oint-- his three companions board an east of sweet bound train iul v- smelU d so strongly -Bernice of butter that they Do you knoAv any of those chaps xini and presence t asked the station agent not endure each others ¬ -- ately preceded the and he was elated beyond measure and close of the war more garrulous than ever I stopped andxirevailedfor a to watch the play It was Jerrys deal few years after the I knew somehow that now he had close Money was worked up to his game and that the plentiful morals climax was at hand I felt sorry for were rather lax the old man but it was not my affair and as yet it had He had paraded himself too much any- ¬ not been made part of the railroad con how As Jerry tossed his opponents ductors duty to stand guard over the cards to him I caught a glance of each pocket books of credulous travelers or and would have sworn that foursof those whose cupidity ran away with them were kings The old rnah took their reason and consequently those them up cautiously and held them close were the halcyon days of traveling card ilayers abroad for what was in their profession I used to like a quiet game of draw myself and indulged my liking when- ¬ ever my duty gave me opportunity This of course placed me in sympathy With others who played and one day I got into a pretty stiff game on board my own train while in the actual dis icharge of my duty and yet without holding a hand I had been on the road but a week or two and was not yet acquainted with all its patrons In go ¬ ing through the train collecting fares this day I speak of I came to four passengers who were absorbed in a game of poker a newspaper spread on their laps to play on Fares please I said People didnt bother much about buy ¬ ing tickets in those days and a large proportion of the fares were paid on FOUR ACES POP SAID JERRY the trains Three of the men handed over their money The fourth who He seemed to gloat over the possession He drew no cards Jerry seemed somewhat excited said oi them Conductor cant you come round a drew one Then they began to bet The old man was game and came back at little later I told him I must have his fare then Jerry without a quiver Four kings and there He looked at his compan- ¬ was a tremendous hand but I knew ions hesitated a moment and then that Jersey Jerry had given himself a said better one as Avell as I knew I was Will you let me take a little rake there By and by there Avas more than 300 in the pot and the old man seemed off for m y fare fellows satisfied lie called They declined to do so What a ye got ye young smarty Conductor said he holding up a said handful of gunwads them stands for he Four aces pop said Jerry Thats all the money I got Im goin to bet on this here hand and the mischief of all Ye haint got enough on em Jerry it is Ill have to call before Ive done exclaimed the old man and Jerry start ¬ it justice This is the hand He passed it up to me shielding it ed to hear his name called Ye haint carefully from all other eyes It was got enough on em cause I got five on four aces I became interested at em myself once I had 60 in my pocket I And the old man with a grin that reached in and took out 20 and handed meant a great deal and a look in his eyes that meant a great deal more it to the holder of the big hand Go ahead said I Bet that on it spread five aces on the newspaper they were playing on and coolly raked the too He did so Two of the other players money in and stowed it in his wallet dropped out The fourth stayed and To the utter amazement of myself and everyone else who saw it Jerry got up without a word and Avent into the next car The old man only grinned the more and in less than five minutes was sound asleep in his seat I Avonder Avho that man is said I to the head brakeman as I Avcnt out pointing back to the seat AAhere the grizzled old passenger Avas asleep Avith his head thrown back The head brake man kneAv everybody KnoAv him said he Why thats old Uncle Joe Eeddy the drover Uncle Joseph had plajed it Avay down on the sharper for he knew him and his game and a trick Avorth tAvo of his ¬ T WAS a conductor changed to poker and that Jerry had of a trunk line rail ¬ evidently led his intended victim along road in the flush until they were playing a pretty stift days that immedi- ¬ game but the old man was winning lie replied Rather 3 THE CANAL OF JOSEPH Theyre four of the slipperiest card 5N Useful as Ever at the End of Four Ajssharps on the line of the F G W tM Thousand YoarsThey had initiated me that was all How many of the engineering works A great many drovers traveled on the of the nineteenith century will there be railroad during the war They carried in existence in the year 6000 Very plenty of money and were generally few we fear and still less those that easy and profitable game for the pro- - will continue in the far off ages to fessional card players Some of the serve a useful purpose Yet there is at drovers though had the reputation of least one great undertaking conceived being very handy with cards them and executed by an engineer which dur selevs and bragged of it I used to hear ing the space of 4000 years has never of Uncle Joe Ileddy Big Ike Sloat and ceased its office on which the life of a others as among the quick witted drov- fertile province absolutely depends to ¬ ers who were said to be able to take day We refer to the Bahr Joussuf care of themselves against the tricks the canal of Joseph built according of the sharpers One day I noticed rito tradition by the son of Jacob and among my passengers a noted card which constitutes not the least of the sharp known f amiliarly as Jersey Jer- ¬ many blessings he conferred on Egypt ry At a way station a little old man during the years of his prosperous rule gray and wrinkled but still active and This canal took its rise from the Nile spry got aboard the train He was a at Asiut and ran almost parallel with very loquacious old gentleman and for nearly 250 miles creeping along gave me the impression that he had it under the western cliffs of the Nile been indulging overmuch in applejack valley with many a bend and winding that being a belt of country famous for until at length it gained an eminence that insinuating and lingering tipple as compared with the river bed which He talked to everybody within hearing enabled it to turn westward through a and finally expressed a willingness to narrow pass and enter a district which play anyone a game of old sledge for was otherwise shut off from the fertiliza quarter a corner Nobody paid any ing floods on which all vegetation in attention to the garrulous old fellow Fgypt depends The northern end for a long time and then Jersey Jerry stood 17 feet above low Nile while at began to take an interest in him This the southern end it wras at an equal elesurprised me as the old man seemed vation from the river Through this to me to be rather small game for that cut ran a perennial stream which wafar reaching individual At any rate tered a province named the Fayoum before long Jerry was busy playing him endowing it with fertility and support Gld sledge for a quarter a corner and ing a large population In the time oi the old man was winning every game the annual flood a great part of the much to his apparent delight and in canal was under water and then the the process of putting away and pro ¬ rivers current would rush in a more ducing his stakes he displaj cd a wallet direct course into the pass carrying the plethora of which explained the in- with rich salt which takes the terest Jersey Jerry was manifesting in place it the of manure and keeps the sod in a him state of constant productiveness After awhile in going through the All this with tie exception of the train I noticed that the game had traditions that Joseph built it can be Know em y-- V Charlie aged six on hearing High Average of Gold Ore lrodaced lot Father did he by celebrated bass the Tarros and ftosario In official publications of various nake all that noise on purpose T Tit- governments attention has been called Bits Miriam is trying to keep recently to the mining districts of Mex- ¬ Maude Martha ico which are described as richer in her engagement a secret She told me ao gold silver and other metals than the How do you know Australian North American and African fields combined Some American min ¬ ing engineers have claimed that the southwestern portion of the state of Chihuahua contained enough precious ore to enrich every citizen of that prov- ¬ ince provided the mines were worked with modern appliances and improved American machinery Investors in this country have been slow to place money in Mexican mines simply because some of the companies organized to develop them were engi-¬ neered by persons who were either unknown- or professional promoters The progress of legitimate enterprise how ¬ ever has been gratifying to investors of moderate means who expected to re- ¬ ceive profitable returns within a reason- ¬ able length of time Perhaps no other Mexico American corporation has been more successful than the Gold Mill Min ¬ ing company of Mexico a corporation under the laws of Iowa The properties are located in the southwestern corner of the state of Chihuahua in the Sierra Madre mountains west of the continental divide le tween the Fuerte and Sinaloa rivers on the Pacific slope and only 500 miles from El Paso Tex They include the Tarros and Eosario gold mines La Buf a group the San Jose group and the San Juan group embracing 79 silver and gold claims of recognized value Four railroads are projected through this country one being now under construction The stamp mills of the company are located at Eosario 12 miles from Baborigame the post office and the smelter is at San Jose de Cruces The Tarros and Eosario gold mines consist of ten claims which are being increased as rapidly as can be examined and surveyed the company being protected by a zone giving it exclusive rights in a territory 12 by 15 miles The vein is a great porphyritic dike from 200 to 400 feet wide cutting across the side of the mountain and exposed on one side by the erosion of the river for a long distance and from 300 to 500 feet in height It is penetrated in all direc itions by a network of veinlets rich in free gold Prof G E Bailey says that these mines can be compared in size only to such a vein as the Homestake except that the Mexican ore is several times as rich as that of its Black Hills rival the average production being not less than 12 per ton Chicago Times- Herald ¬ ¬ ¬ -- r ¬ ¬ Yonkers Statesman Female Book Agent You scent Pa much absorbed by that paper a blotting tient Victim Yes It is paper Exit agent Cleveland Plain Dealer She -- seems almost impossible that you should love me He Thats what my mother says How nicely you and she will get along if you always agree like that Harlem Life No Mr Coolhand she said kind ly I am sure I could never learn to Oh perhaps you could re- ¬ love you Never joined Coolhand cheeringly Tit Bits too old to learn you know Fashionable Doctor John try and find out from Baroness Landraths servants what summer resort she would like to go next summer so Imay It r - V i i ¬ kriow what to prescribe for her Fliegende Blaetter Domestic Cruelty ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 saw Mrs window weep-Higby standing at the ing I dont blame her Mr Higby was cleaning the pavement with that hand painted snow shovel she gave him Chicago Eecord Christmas Yes The Humanly Feminine exclaimed the elephant bitterly they have gone and educated my wife to- al most human intelligence and- now she doesnt know how to get along wit- one trunk any more Detroit Jour nal - -- X ¬ -- position or rumor Until eight years ago it was firmly believed that the de sign has always been limited to an irrigation scheme larger no doubt than that now in operation as shown by the traces of abandoned canals and by the slow aggregation of waste water which had acumulated ini the Birket elQuiirun but still essentially the same in charac ter Many accounts have been written by Greek and Roman historians such as Herodotus Strabo Mutianus and Pliny arid repeated in monkish legends or portrayed in the maps of the middle ages which agreed with the f olldore of the district These tales explained tha t the canal dug by the ancient Israelites served to carry the surplus waters of the Nile into an extensive lake lying south of the Fayoum and so large that it not only modified the climate tempering the arid winds of the desert and con verting them into the balmy airs which nourished the vines and the olives into a fullness and fragrance unknown in any part of the country but also added to the food supply of the land such immense quantities of fish that the royal prerogative of the right of piscary at the great weir was valued at 250000 annually This lake was said to be 450 miles round and to be navigated by a fleet of vessels and the whole circumference was the scene of industry and ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ verified to day and it is not mere sup ¬ in the house she cried Impossible Then its a very advanced woman That was to sayher intuition could not be wholly at fault Detroit Journal A Intution She started affrighted--l- y from her slumber Theres a man MAMMOTH MACHINE THE WILD HORSE TO DAY Breed Discovered In the Dzungarian Des ¬ ¬ ¬ In the present relationship between the man and tht horse undoubtedly there is change d ue to the bicycle and so we are becoming under less obliga tions to animal locomotion It is how ewer the old form of horse which is again coming to the front Perhaps the general reader not a specialist has be¬ ert Is Interesting Is the New Roentgen Hay Apparatus 1st Pittsburgh The largest Boentgen ray apparatus in the world has just been completed by Prof Reginald A Fessendenof the Western university for the Academy of Science and Art The big machine has been over five months in constructioni It contains every modern device many nevv discoveries and is made portable and economical in operation It has been designed to aid local surgeons and Avith its use important discoveries are expected to be made The machine is inclosed in a neat oak cabinet four feet high and two feet wide and Aveighs but 175 pounds Handles are provided on either side to carry it The most important feature is the coil Avhich rests near the base be¬ tween the legs of the cabinet This is composed of 17 coils and is wound with 50 miles of small Avire It is ar ¬ ranged to give a spark over 20 inches long while the capacity of the machine reaches 30 inches TEe current is received from tAvo - s r ¬ prosperity Engineering SLANG IN FICTION Beading World Surfeited with Slipshod Since the publication of Chimmie Fadden slang has enterecWargely into short stories and even into novels The picturesque use which Edward ToAvns end made of that strange expressive vivid jargon of the Bowery has in- ¬ spired others of more or less ability to follow his example to write chapter upon chapter in a language which Avould be as Volapuk to any but the born American of metropolitan experi- ¬ ence Books like Checkers and Careless Work of No Merit Artie are fair representatives of this type of slang fiction Yet these Avorks and others like them cannot be called literature This is not solely because the majority of them are thrown together lightly with small re ¬ gard for form and finish Their ephem- ¬ eral character depends rather upon the being parti colored taking the hue of nature of the language used There is the coat of the horse above but black a kind of slang which is as legitimate underneath and not long haired The as plain and dignified English because coat was scant somewhat curly bet it is an organic growth because it ex- ¬ that might have depended on the sea ¬ presses thoughts feelings moods of son One marked point was the presmind which require other outletsthan ence- of side hiskersy long stiff hairs the channel of ordinary speech This extending from the- ears to the ohin sort of slang is found occasioDallj in One- thing these animals did was to- ad Shakespeare and in other of the Eliza ¬ here to the custom- of our present bethan dramatists it is found some- ¬ horses for- they neighed whereas the times in the best novels of the present wild ass brays The Girzimailos say da3 It is never vulgar because it that though the Mongols occasionally and expressive The slang or capture foals they neverhave succeeded such a book as Artie is vulgar be ¬ in domesticating- them Hairpera - i original four toed horse as his fossil remains- are found in Kansas and hoAv in time he gradually changed until he became the single hoofed creature can celing his earlier toe formation It is the true Avild horser as he may exist to¬ day that Ave havebeen looking for The first find of him some years ago was questioned Anyhow the creature was called equas prjevalskii and in a re¬ cent journey the Russian explorer Prjevalsky hunted in vain for him in Central Asia in the desert of theHashun Gobi Eecently the two travelers G E and M E Gram- Grzimailo have come across AAdld horses in the Dzungarian desert and they succeeded in shooting two of them As to- their height they stood some 146 meters Avere possessed of a stout back and chest and with the neatest and- trimmest of legs as clean as those of a race horse The head was heavy with- an 00131 Avidth of fore Avhich the patent lies and the photo head The tail had1 its- peculiarities graph taken without moving or dis ¬ - come someAvhat tired reading of the ¬ - - portable storage batteries the ordinary direct or the alternating currents The main circuit is broken by a- revolving contact breaker which makes about 200 breaks a second This is important Avhen it is known that the sparks are produced when the current on the large wire is broken The contact breaker is immersed in ordinary petroleum and is adjacent to a magnet both of which put out any light produced in the break ¬ er This is encased in a small box on the top of the cabinet and is driven by a small one half horse poAver motor placed beside it The suddenness of the breaking of the sparks is regulated by an adjustable condenser also on the cabinet top It is simply an alternation of tin foil sheets and paraffin paper It arrests sparks and makes the break more sudden Fastened to the side of the cabinet is aii adjustable arm for holding the Boentgen ray tube This is so con ¬ structed Avith several elbows that it can be placed in any position If necessary it can be placed beneath the bed upon ¬ - ¬ - turbing the sick one The coil is the most powerful ever AA - - - - - is--A-ital successfully made A photograph can be taken through the thickest part of the body in 15 minutes and thesurgeon can easily see through every part of the body with the fluoroscope Pitts ¬ burgh Dispatch A Spider Keeps Time to Mttsic At a recent rehearsal of the Apollo male quartette of Coldwater Mich a large spider came slowly down his - N Y Sun ¬ ¬ Mice Avill feign aeath to escape a eat and even human beings at times adopt this ruse to escape from Aarious ene mies Almost every great lion hunter has tried it with this animal and often Avith success A famous elephant Avas caught by a rogue elephant hunter and tossed into the air after Avhich the ferocious beast attempted to kneel upon him and crush him but the hunter did not move realizing that it Avas his only salvation and the elephant thinking him dead turned and ran into the bush come back N Y Sun His little wife sat on his knee the - Feign ing Death -- - cause it is mechanical arbitrary and Weekly often meaningless It is not the slang Where Qairote- Was Knlghtol of the majority of average folk the The ruins Avere of an important venta simple and spontaneous slang of cver day life It is rather a bastard Qegen such a caravanserai as was found eAcry erate tongue unfit to be embodied in ai feAv leagues when all traveling and traffic- between Madrid and Seville passed Eterary Avork Only an artist of a high order can use on this royal highway Should the in¬ ftfang Avith effect in a story or- novel genious surmises- of the learned who He Avill use it sparingly always con ¬ have industriously erected their pon scious that it must be a hidden condi ¬ derous commentaries around romance be true this venta had ment like pepper in a salad lieAvilLnofe obtrude it upon the notice- until the the rare good fortune of being visited reader in disgust longs for the refresh by Don Quixote in the beginning of his ment of good English The reading wanderings He kept his night in its courtyard and on the world is at present surfeited itb slangy flippant novels It Avould al- ¬ morning folloAving AAas by the rowdy most welcome a return to the polished canny innkeeper made a knight To phases and prim conscientious sen- ¬ me let it be only what it surely is tences of writers- of the old school N and that is enough One of the rare pages of the days of old1 the mute Avit Y Advertiser ness of the comedies and tragedies Timely Arrlva of the pleasures and troubles of some They had mourned him as dead but of our predecessors in the human prolike Enoch Arden or the cat he had cession Scribners - - - ¬ Cerv-an-te- s vigil-ai-ar- ms AA - ¬ 1 Rights of Women in Austria There Are Others Although in Austria Avomen have bui joy shining in her eyes Mrs Meek Of course Im worried And are you really glad I came few rights they cannot under any cirAvife I cant help feeling As a dutiful cumstances be imprisoned or conbck he asked so for I am sure my husband is keeping said she Glad I had just demned to death instead after sen Glad something from me and I shant be aiade up my mind to don a AvidoAvis tence has been pronounced npon a content until I knoA what it is outfit but there Avass the loveliest pic woman tois is sent to a convent and Mrs Freak My husband is keeping ture hat with bright ribbon all over kept there a certain number of years something from me too and x am wor t in spots that I have been longing There is no prison discipline only thai ried because I know what it is of the ordinary eoaentuallif e 3a 5T or and now I can gett its Gladl Indeed What is it Sua Crflcinnati Enquirer money isoston uourier its ¬ silken thread to about the height of the singers shoulders where he hung suspended for a few minutes then be ¬ gan to move up and down in front of the music rack The second it enor Avho was leading the air soon noticed that the movements of the spider corre ¬ sponded Avith the variations of hiSi voice up and down the scale anefc in perfect time They then began a series of experiments and found that-- the spider would ascend or descend about a foot for every octave and though the melody was carried ever so lightly- - and the bassos thundered in their heaviest tones the insect could not be deceiAed but alAvays folloAved the leading part accurately and Avith the precision ofav directors balton AIL kinds of songs 3rom Down in the Cornfield to The Bridge were sung to test the ability of this wonderf ul little being and each time he came out oi the conflict not a beat behind At last the four voices struck an awful discord and instantly the spider scurried up his improvised metronome and disappeared in the chimney Chicago Tribune A Question 1 r X-- ¬ ¬ ¬ J -- f What I Avant to know is this re ¬ marked the red man Avhose English bothered him not a little If I should pawn a belt of Avampum would I be the pawner or the pawnee The living skeleton at his right mis took Ids remark for a jokd and made strenuous effort to hjlt himwitto xyf loot JN y Journal II tKM vHHt It 5 t- - A i x I J f - t THE BOTJRBON NEWS JUESfrlY FEBRUARY AGRICULTURAL HINTS AGAINST HOG BUTTER An Able Argument by Congressman Morse of Massachusetts Congressman Morse of Massachu-¬ setts defends tlie farming- and dairy - V 1897 I interests of the country and the manu- ¬ facturers of his own state un January 14 tlie committee on agriculture favorably reported to the national house of representatives a bill affirming- the decision of the supreme court to the effect that oleomargarine or any imitation of butter or cheese passing- from one state to another should be subject to all the laws and - reg ulations follows Morse M C supported the bill and spolce in part as Mr Speaker I propose to vote for this bill I believe it is a proper and just bill And in voting for it I represent Massachu- ¬ setts Our state has passed stringent laws against these frauds called oleomar garine imitation butter or imitation cheese In the commonwealth which I have the honor in part to represent a boardinir house that uses this vile stuff on its table must hang up in its dining room a sign Imitation butter used here The man- ¬ ufacturers of this product in my state arc not allowed to color it in imitation of tl e color of butter they are obliged to sell it white or its natural color so that the mar who butters his bread with it can see what article he is using This bill proposes to protect the com- ¬ monwealth of Massachusetts from having brought into her borders from other stat s this imitation product and sold contrary to the laws of the state Ever since I have been a member of the house I have consist- ¬ ently and persistently voted for every measure that looked to the suppression of oleomargarine imitation butter or im- ¬ Every one of us has a itation cheese personal interest in this matter I for one tlo not want to butter my bread with soap grease even if it has been chemically that state Hon Elijah A respecting- - the same in The board of health of Massachusetts was called upon while I was a member of the state legislature to pass upon rhe healthfulness of this product and that board composed of some of the most prorr inent men in our commonwealth said among other things that the door for the propagation of that awful disease known as trichinosis was thrown open to some extent at least by the manufacture of this product And why They explained why They said that the oil of the hog in order to be made into oleomargarine or butterine or any of these other products named here could not be brought up to such a temperature that the disease germs would be destroyed because this extreme heat would break the globules and the On the butter could not be churned strength of that report by the board of health of Massachusetts the legislature of which I was at the time a member passed this very stringent measure to which I have called attention The manufacture of imitation butter and cheese is a fraud upon the great farm ¬ ing interests of this country I have since I have been a member of this house voted uniformly consistently and persistently for every measure in the interests of the great farming class of our country There are a great many tribunes of the farmer who are demagogues who stand up and demand in the interest of the farmers things which would be against their inter ¬ est But I do believe it to be in the inter- ¬ est of the farmer I believe it to be wise just and proper to legislate- in behalf of the great dairy interests of this country I have listened to some of the constitu ¬ tional arguments of the learned gentleman from Louisiana and the learned gentleman from Virginia And when I hear some of these learned lawyers judges and jurists dis- ¬ course upon the constitution I sometimes think of a minister that I heard of of whom¬ qualificait was said that his principal theological tion was that he could split a hair and it was not so good after he had split itas it was before Now Mr Speaker I am loyal to ih constitution of my country I find in a provision about interstate commerce T there is anything in that provision thar¬ will enable us to suppress control or restrain the sale of this vile dirty compound unfit for human food I will vote for such a measure every time It has been said in the course of the de ¬ bate on this floor by the way of justifying this oleomargarine fraud upon tlie great farming interests and consumers of this country that the manufacturers of Massa- ¬ chusetts are not honorable merchants avti business men and are guilty of fraud in the manufacture of leather shoes wcfl ens etc Lest by silence I should appear to give consent to that charge 1 wish to say a word here in my place I call the attention of the house to the fact that a distinguished representative of Massachusetts on one occasion in ante ¬ bellum times when the dark crisis was im ¬ pending and the mutterings of war and secession were heard stood on this floor and said in answer to an attack on our commonwealth that he threw down her glove to the whole band of assailants That man was Anson Buriingame Now of the I stand in my place and in behalf meas ¬ manufacturers of Masachusetts and uring mv words I say that for business honor for enterprise for integrity 1 throw down the glove of her manufacturers bankers and business men to the worm Applause Mr Speaker the manufacturer of Massachusetts sell woolen goods and shoot--lowhat they are There is no attempt as in the case of oleomargarine to palm i off for something it is not If there i any split leather in their shoes they are sold for split leather and for half the price of whole leather If their clothes are made in part of cotton as charged it is to cheap ¬ en them and bring them in the reach of the poor and they are sold for what they 1 treated APPLES FOR EXPORT luable Information Snnplied by tbo De partment of Agriculture The report of Secretary Morton oi the agricultural bureau gives some valuable information to growers who intend shipping apples to Europe and especially to English markets The season begins in August when the domestic crops come into the market and apples bring comparatively low prices An occasional large crop in Spain or Portugal may result in shipments to England in August and September but usually the supplies are confined to the home product The bulk of English apples an average year bring about SI to 175 per 112 pounds but superior kinds fetch much higher prices Or dinarily they are seen in the market up to the end of January This year the crop was deficient and was prac tieallyvused up early in October and the market left clear for American and Canadian fruit which is practically ail that is available Our early shipmen s did not fairly represent us and brought low juices Our European agent has heard complaint of a decrease in the size of the barrel which usually netted rather less than 100 pounds each thi should not be it is a mistake which must be avoided Canadian barrels weigh from 130 to 340 pounds When our shippers see Canadian Baldwins quoted at from 2 to 250 per barrel this difference in weight will account for it and is no evidence of superior quality on the part of Canadian fruit The bulk of the shipment consists ol BaldwinsTorthern Spy and Greenings our Baldwins are finer than Cana dian but are not such good keepers They range from 250 to 350 for Canadian barrels and 2 to 275 for American barrels but it is thought that these prices can hardly be maintained on account of the large Canadian and American croxs Greenings must be large as they are used for dumplings small samples would easily fall off i dollar a barrel and make the shipment imremunerativc Northern Spys bring about the same price as Baldwins Freights to London Liverpool Glasgow or Bristol all of them good apple markets are approximately 1 a bar rel and all charges including salesman ¬ AN UPHILL EFFORT Circumstances Over Which She Had Very Idttle Control I jest tell ye its uphill work trying tobe anybody fixed as I am said a dis-- ¬ ¬ ¬ couraged middle aged woman to a city missionary who was calling at ber home I try to be a lady but things ONE NEW YEARS Kecepfcon of a President That Wasat Held in the White House Thprp wflc- mio jvi Vooi t onn TJom oicvcuiiuu neld by the president in the city saida Wnnv Anaxju wmuu was dot nia in Hhe white house Though the eventis seldom referred to it is a faet aH the - 10 vr Bates to the West and South Via B O S W Ry Feb 1 im fhr Home Seekers to uoints in Alabama Arkansas Arizona Colorado Florfda Georcrio TnrHiin Tprvifcnrv Towa Kansas Ien zyjt ijmssuuii iicuiaoao a v -- w hnma the Caroimas tne uatcotas uiau Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Tennessee 2 15 and 18 I -- jui u-i - JJUJSSSS 1 - Wfm 1 1 i MV i T DIWEff i B m rs L are agin husband me Indeed ¬ He aint got the first born in- stinct of a real gent He aint had the raisin of a gemt and he just gits mad if I tell Mm so I thought I could make ar out of im when I married something im but I tell you its- mighty uphill work He eats with his hat on an pours his coffee into his saucer to drink-it and eats with his knife in spite of all I kin do Whats the use of tryrn to be a lady undea them circumstances It is rather discouraging Discouraging aint no name forit He jess sets down flat on all my efforts to make a gent of im Do you think you could feel an act like a lady if your husband sot around of an evemn smok in a corncob pipe with his feet on your center table an a chawin terbacker Wouldnt you feel it was mighty uphill vsrork tryin to feel an act like the prin cess o Wales or Mis Cleveland or any other real lady under them conditions It would be difficult Well I sruess Then look where I With a beer saloon beneath me hve an a family of fightin Irish above me an a soap factory aeross tihe street an a glue factory in the rear of me an a junk shop next door You reckon its easy to feel an act like a lady among that combination o sights an souridn an smells -- Yes they are Now you take my v j u i vvwuu iojouLwi uuuugu function then generally went by tne name of levee was given by Presi dent Madison en New Years day 1S15 m the Octagon at the corner of Eight eenth street and New York avenue The British in 1814 having burned the white house President Madison moved over to the Octagon house which was uwueu oy oi donn aayioe je spent over five months there All who at- tended the levee have long since passed away but it has been my good fortune in past years to have talked to several gentlemen who were present They de ¬ scribe ggj Qountry the mation call on agents B ror ticiteis aim STESSK lurtuei-iuiui-Athe 1 TALMAE In one of his wonderful sermons m very truthfully said My brother your trouble is not with the heart tl it is a gastric disorder or a rebel- ¬ lious liver It is not sin that blots out your hope of heaven but bile that not only yellows your eye- ¬ balls and furs your tongue and makes your head ache but swoops upon your soul in dejection and forebodings and as All Talmage is right You can be cured O S W Ry ¬ When a girl wants to say a decollete gown is not becoming to another girl she casually mentions that her neck is like a hat rack Atchison Globe BiTOTRs r RRAiKrnFFRE rerky a rjackase of this and biir seed cata- logue is sent you by the John A Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Wis upon receipt nf is PPnksbmns and this notice Ircl Tnn man who always does his best will find a steady demand for the things that he can do Rains Horn No fits this trouble can be removed l -- Dr Klines after first days use the expenses of the levee were paid out Great Nerve Restorer Free oftrial bottle 2 of Col Tayloes pocket that gentleman treatise Br Kijxe 933 Arch stPhila Pa being enormously wealthy and liberal Sure Thing Hiply I do hope that I ns well His income was said to be at can smoke in the next world Diply Ive that time 75000 no doubt that you will be accommodated Detroit Free Press AN it as a very elegant affair All Fits stopped free and permanently cured How By using afeuire We can give you incontrovertible proof from men and women former sufferers INTERMITTENT HEART Stopped Every Third Beat But Mrs Stropes Heart Now No Longer A W McCormick Soxs Pension Attor- ¬ neys whose advertisement appears every other week in this paper are at Cincinnati Ohio and Washington D C They are thor-¬ oughly reliable ple he is defending something in his own past experience Atchison Globe But to day well m Lags But Throbs Regularly Usuatly when a man defends other peo- ¬ ¬ ¬ commission would be covered by 25 cents Apples are sold at auction cash on delivery if the auctioneer gives r redit it is at his own risk The ad ¬ dresses of responsible consignees in the ¬ principal shipping ports in England can be obtained through the agricul tural department at Washington Any apples of good color and size will sell in England but it costs no more to send the best than the medium If quality and the return is better you discard a shillings worth in pack ing you may better your price two shillings is the saying of a London broker Fruit should be packed so that it cannot rattle if it does it will reduce value considerably even though it ¬ might be uninjured FROST PROOF CELLARS To Be Secured at a Small lixpensc el Time and Money Many old cellars are not so proof shook with convulsive sobs against frosts as to make the storing of She wTas at his side in an instant and fruit in them an entirely safe matter sinking upon her knees before him A low temperature is certainly needed softly asked to keep fruit in the best condition but Jack dear has my music melted the possibility oi the mercury fall vug your heart Write to day for free treatment blank Fromthc LcadcrtClevctand Ohio We have not been without Pisos Cure for g Warners Safe Cure Co Rochester NY In a large commodious house at No 104 Ferrel Iffi IESlEDBiiBPJSiSiIia2HSia3SinISl35S Huntington Street Cleveland Ohio lives Consumption for 20 yeais Lizzie 94 Camp St Harrisburg Pa May 4 Tklrs Emily A Strope widow of the late X M Strope and she is the mother of a young Kino What a small mind Mrs Venlynne has man who has been and is now one of this Naturally She has given her husband so Those who at¬ citys successful and energetic pharmacists maur pieces of it Tit Bits tend the inaug ¬ Mrs Strope who has lately recovered from uration of Pres ¬ It is certainly not a pleasant neigh- ¬ serious cardiac difficulty when questioned Actors Vocalists Public Speakers praise ident McKinley by a reporter regarding her late illness Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar borhood frhculd go to I should say not A preacher come stated as follows I had my hrst experience Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute Washington via Two to see me the other day and he said I with Dryears ago Pink Pills For a long The world has learned more from its Williams the picturesque must rise above my surroundins an I time I was troubled with an ailment which poor than it has from its kings Rams me crazy CHESAPEAKE asked im pointblank if hed ever tried 1 feared would eventually drivewill sound Horn unless I rid myself of it It to rise above the combined smell of a strauge no doubt to some but my heart When bilious or costive eat a Cascaret QHI0RR glue factory an a soap factory on a did not beat as it should Its action was ir- ¬ candy cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 25c as it is th j only There would hot summer day an he changed tihe regular three and thenbe two pulsations or line combininjr a sudden about a dead things The no use perhaps seemed to rest for the cessation man nice no one that are said his widow every essential subject No maam Taint My heart period of not even fool feature of an at- I aint a lady an Ill be doggoned if I one or two beats and then resume its action Atchison Globs Sometimes such lapses would not be so fre tractive tourist kin be one fixed as I am quent as that but scarcely a day passed that G years had neuralgia You havent route nitnv ly For I fear not said the caller weakly they did not occur It felt as though some- ¬ used St Jacobs Oil to cure it varied and beau ¬ as she rose to take her departure N thing would strike the heart with great tiful scenery of force and push it out of place During the Y Herald To rob it of love is the greatest wrong historic interest period whenever I lay down to sleep or can be done a child Rams Horn and best track rest my hands would become perfectly that SHE NEVER PLAYED AGAIN numb and helpless I could feel the tem- ¬ and train secv Oil is the It to cure porary parary sis coming over them but I best may come last but St Jacobsbe first Ice Trains are run on the block sy tem and ought to sprains It And She Probably Called Him a Brut could do nothing which would prevent it are lighted with electricity heated with steam Hy feet were affected in a like manner and Several Times you read French Er notaloud Can and carry through Dining Cars The clock- ¬ I had considerable difficulty in She leaned forward upon the concert when such a spell had possession walking Cincinnati Enquirer work regularity of its schedule and the per- ¬ of me grand piano and sobbed bitterly He sat Naturally that state of affairs completely fection of its equipment has mide the Any of bruise St Jacobs with averted face and a cynical smile upset my nerves and any one whoso nerv- ¬ cure at kindtime ano matter how badOil will K JF V Iiniite3 any ous system The most famous railroad train of America upon his lips By and by she somewhat preciate and is well nigh shattered can ap- ¬ miseiw chiefly understand recovered herself and almost forgetting mental which I endured the lost much sleep Borrowed trouble is always the most For rates and otherAinformation address I C C 3 RYAN A G P 0 Ry Cincinnati 0 what had happened began to play a and rest and often I was compelled from burdensome during the weird dreamy fantasy one that heihad sheer exhaustion to sit down as soon as day to obtain some repose But I did always loved in the good old days so I felt that num b sensation come over my when they had never dreamed of family hands and feet and I rocked violently in my chair to drive it away but frequently to no jars Lightly her fingers sped over the avail day my son who was keeping a drug One ivory kejs bringing out tones and mel- ¬ store at the time brought me home some of be Dc Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and odies of which an old master me to take them for my heart proud and as the music continued and advised I did so and soon began to feci bet- ¬ trouble Vi became more dreamy and sounded ter I used the pills about two months and me for now my heart further and further away he covered they certainly curedall numbness has disapbeats regularly and sarsaparilla is sarsaparilla So any his eyes with his bands and his framed peared and iny circulation is in splendid There is no doubt of this Twenty years experience proves our words true and stay so Americas 6rownl8s L ¬ miht ¬ I flu He made no reply but still kept his face buried in his hands Never mind dear she went on placing her arm around his neck 4iI am sorry I called you a brute just because 3ou wouldnt get abox for the theater to ¬ night and I will never play that piece again if it breaks you up like this It wasnt the music exactly my pre- ¬ cious he answered as he wiped has eyes and prepared to ligiht a cigarette it was my thoughts that broke me up Your thoughts Jack Come tell your little wife what they were I was just thinking darling that if I had all the money that has been wasted upon your musical education what a jolly time I could have some X Y Tribune night with the boys order We print the above hoping Mrs Stropes experience may be bencticial to others who may suffer from derangement o the heart Dr Williams Pink Pills coutain in a con-¬ densed form all the elements necessary to give new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered nerves They are an un ¬ failing specific for such diseases as loco- ¬ motor ataxia partial paralysis St Yitus dance sciatica neuralgia rheumatism nervous headache the after effect of la grippe palpitation of the heart- pale and sallow complexions all forms of weakness either in male or female Pink Pills arc sold by all dealers or will be sent post paid on receipt of price 50 cents a box or six boxes for 250 by addressing Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectad- - N Y - Any True tea is tea So any flour is flour But grades differ Y ou want the best lt7s so with sarsaparilla 1 here are grades You want the best If you understood sarsaparilla as well as you do tea and flour it would be easy to determine But you dont How should you 1 irvvn two friends who never talk be ¬ hind my back You may think you have a greater number but probably ybu are mis- ¬ taken Drake Watson Specially JKerncinber that the Cleveland Akron Columbus Ry is still selling round trip tickets between all stations on its line good going and return ¬ ing Sunday at a rate of one fare for the When you are going to buy a commodity whose value you dont know you pick out an old established house to trade with and trust their cj experience and reputation Do so when buying sarsaparilla Ayers Sarsaparilla has been on the market fifty years Your grandfather used Ayers It is a cr O reputable medicine There are many sarsaparillas But only one Ayers IT CURES m s iS round trip Ask any agent for particulars or write to C F Daly General Passenger Agent Cleveland O 0O0-6-- -- XKrCOCMXH900N r You say they had a duel on the street Pineapple Sponge Yes French two bystanders shot CinSoak one quarter of a box of gelatine cinnati Commercial Tribune in one quarter of a cupful of cold water Drain the sirup from one can Over 430001 cured for Fifty Cents c CELLARS FROST PROOF MAKING Why nofclctNo-To-Baof pineapple if not sufficiently sweet regulate or remove your desire for tobacco below the safety point during a cold add more sugar measure and add wa ¬ Saves money makes health and manhood snap is a factor to be guarded against ter if necessary to make 1 cupf uls Heat Cure 2uai aiiteed50c and 100 all druggists A cellar can be made frost proof by lay to the scalding point and pour over the ing a single wall of brick inside the soaked gelatine and stir until it is dis- ¬ THE MARKETS underpinning leaving an air space be- ¬ solved Strain and when it is cold and ft Cincinnati tween the bricks and the outer wall but begins to thicken add one half of a cup ¬ LIVESTOCK Cittlecommon 2 a0 Fen o0 gi 3 Vo-To-B- ¬ ac RICQIISfiPATIOM 10 v 1 ¬ Ms Speaker I might go through the whole category of articles made by the manufacturers of Massachusetts and used in civilized life and prove by statistics that our manufacturers for honor for enter- ¬ prise for integrity and for success can safely challenge the world More than that Mr Speaker when the yellow wings¬ of a pestilence flap themselves in a south ern sky when fire or famine or flood or pes ¬ tilence overtake any section of our coun- ¬ try or overtake humanity anywhere in the wide wide world in starving Ireland in famine stricken Russia or in the far away victims of the sultan in Armenia I say who pours out its treasure like water to relieve affliction and distress Why these same manufacturers who have been abused and misrepiesented on this floor to day these men who are accused of making clothes out of shoddy and shoes cut of pasteboard Mr Speaker Massachusetts needs no eu Jogium or defense from me in these elosimr Jiouxs of my service here In the language say There of one of her great sons we this is the she last Mr Speaker if stands word I shall speak in this house I stand in my placii and tltrow back to the gentlemen who make these charges against the snan ufacturers of the commonwealth I have in part the honor to represent I say I deny j that her irumutacturers are guuty ut iraua¬ Ap jind deception in their products plause It is not too late to mulch the fall v are this is somewhat expensive An easiei and cheaper way is to put up some short studs just inside the underpinning and to nail upon these thin matched boards down to a point a little below the ground on the outside of the cellar wall leaving an air space as shown in the illustration Fruit will the be out of danger from low temperature out side American Gardening ¬ ORCHARD Youno- AND GARDEN crooo care to grow well FLOUR Winter patent Cream Cliocolato Caramels Thorough pruning is a prerequisite wxvAix w neat sso i norsn n Two pounds of granulated suerao No c red tn successful spraying CORnNo U half a pound of glucose two ounces of OAT Mixed mixed Do not allow too many new plants among the blackberries and raspber paraffine two ounces of butter one pint PORK New mess of eream one fourth teaspoonful of LAEDWestern ries CHICAGO Ehubarb asparagus strawberries cream of tartar foui squares of melted FLOUR Winter rmtents frosting chocolate mix together and 5RAIN Wheat No 2 red gooseberries and currants should be in cook over a No 2 Chicago SDring slow fire stirring every in every garden CORN No stant until the candy is brittle when OATS No 2 2 If the vines or canes are too thick in dropped in ice water The chocolate PORK Mess the rows the fruit will be small and oi should be cut up and melted over the LARD Steam an inferior quality BALTIMORE steam of a teakettle Ladies Home FLOUR Family Thick planting of trees is as much Journal ERA1N Wheat No 2 against production as is crowding oi Corn Mixed Oats Mixed Laughed It Off plants in the garden LARD Refined Overcome by the antics of the comedi ¬ PORK Mess The best remedy for an orange rust on raspberries is to dig out every an the gentleman in the front row CATTLE First oualitv emitted cachinations so violently that HOGS Western affected cane and burn it INDIANAPOLIS planted onioa sets if the work has not Whatever tends to produce or build his wig dropjied to the floor and he GRAIN Wheat No 2 been done before Corn No 2 mixed the general health and thrift of the became the focus of a thousand eyes Oats No 2 mixed His first thougbt was to assume a jaun ¬ Axples in the cellar will keep much trees will also help to keep them free ty air LOUISVILLE I will laugh it off he fiolilo FLOUR Winter patont tjcttiir if oare is taken io keep the tein from disease So far as possible leave nothing on juized Then it occurred to hiin that GRAIN Wheat No 2 red perauire even Corn Mbced the ground iu the orchard that will hat was just whal he had done and Oats Mixed TORK Mess Improve the farm by setting out good afford a harboring place for insect pests irising hastily he fhjtl precipitately LARD ySfteara 2itcinnati Enquirer during the winter St Louis Eepubli fruit trees and taking care of them ¬ ¬ o- fruit trees must have ful of cream whipped to a stiff froth DAL VES Fair to good light and the whites of three eggs beaten un ¬ HOGS Common ilixed packers til very stiff Stir carefully together Light and when quite thick add one cupful of SHEEP shippers Choice choice the pineapple cut into tiny bits Turn LAMBS Good to family FLOUR Winter into wetted molds and stand in a cold No 2 red place If it is desired to use the fresh Corn No 2 mixed pineapple it should be cut into pieces and stewed with the water and sugar HAY yci ot to choice Prime for 15 minutes as the uncooked food PROVISIONS Me s Pork Lard contains a peculiar ferment which di- ¬ BUiTER Prime stem hoice dairy gests and destroys the thickening prop ¬ Prime to choice creamery APPLES Per bbl erty of the gelatine Philadelphia POTATOES Pcr bbl Tress NEW YORK 3EA1N--Whe- at -- Select butchers 3 85 5 0 -- 7a 25 20 3 3 3 4 3 f0 7a 50 4 25 C 00 3 15 3 45 9i 3 50 4 00 5 10 it 3 80 CO 89 86 19 ftOT TTTI7T V fiTTKRflNTPPn t0 onre any case of constipation Cascaretr are the Ideal Laxa- g auuuiJU 1DUI u Unlmli Luuu tire aercr irrip or sripchnt cause caajnatnrnl results Sam jpioand roosietrree Ad mculiau iibjikiix u unowo Korircii t au crxew lort si7a fl 2b 50 Sm -- DRUGGISTS t WA 10 75 9 11 8 3 175 1 2 1 36 00 75 57V 10 22 00 15 Standard Seed and Plant Catalogue Contains all thats Netr and Good Alwayc Eeliablo packet either Wonderful Branching Aster New case UWI- M- - - I OneJapan Morning Glory or Pansy Choice mixed for j JP3 PTF a gnjf nrp and yOUT CnOlCej Two packets iJ5c three packets 30c Full retail price 45 cts TTicks Illustrated Monthly Magazine which tells hovr to grow Plants Flowers and Vegetables and ia npto date on these subjects for 3 months the Guide and One packet of Seeds named above for 25 cents Every tenth person sending an Order as above will receive a coupon good for 50 cents worth of Seed fiea - 05 SliEIS W7TTTmm JM1ES VSCKS SOMS ROCHESTER MIM N m Y - JpT WWM MMMMMM 4 50 85JS 8 25 4 65 90 is 85V5 28 21 8 75 4 00 4 60 ISO HEISTS but have sold direct to the consumer for 24 years at wholesale prices saving them the dealers pro fits Ship anywhere for examination be¬ fore sale Every ¬ 8 tJ 4 84ifc 74 86 74 22- S tfeMWEJKiflMS5iP v 224 7 45 3 65 4 50 24 3 93 3 90 3 16 7 47 3 67tf 4 85 25i foil 97 253 50 16 85 rAov 55 Auaciuuouoiun Vy ir- Vw 7 im X ia I i as spring wagons COS aarrey Price with ccmiss lamps sua Snrrej Harness Price J1500 Koad Wagons etc toend No jroTJf A cood as tells for 52200 Ua for 50 lor large free Catalogue shade apron and tendera 560 ar jeci AMD DAR2E8S MFU CO W B PJiATT Bccy ELKHAET INC ELKHART CARRIAGE HI I if er A Jiji thing warranted ioo Btyiea or car ¬ riages 90stvle3 of Har- TnnRnrrfriPQnfiTnw I nASS- - -- - f WaiVtNfi a 4 30 4 oo SMOKE YDUR MEAT WITH 86 18 BSS5S - CURES Circular EKRAUSER im QUID WHhRALLRSE FARS 600 Second Hand Bicycles All mates GOOD AS NEW c5 to U5Kcr High Grade 96 model KunranteedijllS to 25 Mnt be closed out Agent wanted X3T Write for par ticulars a t oncit P O MEAD A PKKNTIS8 Chica bgkactSbkE WILTON PA - 3 75 23 4 90 88 quickreliefandcnrcsivort V7 0Ls for book ofI testimonial and lO dveastrSend ft DISCOVERY SONS sire - treatment Prec DrIl A N K paper E HGKEEVS AtlaoiaGa 23H 20 8 0t 5 09 Best Cocgh Syrup Taste Good la time Sold by dnHOristi 1643 - WHEN WRITING TO AOVERTJSKHS- tate that jouiRW the Advertisement 1MK La HV ibm fi KT J T tf JT gf V - - hi - f N iT 4 ajrr S TtTr f Ttr V -- mrrfn vr W-- 8 See advertisement in another column of W J Bryans new book The First Send yonr order to Oscar Battle Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour OF THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY FEBRUARY PUBLIC SALE See advertisement in another column of W J Bryans new book The First - li v I sg f- - 1897 if- Ixm county tf 4 lSBJQiBQlllMiiQLati T AND Send your order to Oscar Battle Hutchison Ky agent for Bour j Miller bon county tf Engagements Of Eorsyth Auctioneer A Feb 9 S D Clays farm stock etc lrt I v - c- water iVMSir i 4 Jrir t Piles Piles I Piles Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch ¬ ing at once acts as a poultice gives Instant FEBRUARY 9 1897 relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment TUESDAY Is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the private parts and nothing else Every box the following land stock etc described is guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by mail for 60c and SI per box WILLIAMS below MFG CO Props Cleveland O For sale by A tract of good land containing 168 W T Brooks druggist Lex¬ acres situated on the Maysville ington turnpike 3 miles North of Paris Said between Paris and Millersburg every improvement consisting land has of an eight room house with bath room hot and cold water carriage house OF two large smoke house ice house one for tobacco other for stock barns a fine peach and apple orchard etc Also at same time and place I will sell thirty seven head of mules all fat and ready to ship 10 head broke 21 in Spring and 6 head The undersigned Assignee of A C yearlings coming two Also one good Ball will on mare mule weanling 9 head horse stock 4 good Jersey milch cows with young 1897 calves FEB 16TH TDESMY Spring wagon on the premises at 11 oclock a m 2 break carts solar time expose to public sale the following tracts of land situated in 3 buggies 1 sleigh Bourbon County 2 two horse wagons Gears for ten head of mules MTo X- 2 breaking plows ¬ Beginning in the center of the Mays3 new cultivators ville Lexington Turnpike road at a Tobacco sticks stone in A Bartons line thence with And numerous other useful farming said Turnpike in the middle thereof S implements 46 W 10944 poles to Geo W Bryans Terms of Sale I will sell the mules corner in the middle of said turnpike in pairs on time with good and ap- ¬ thence through the orchard on a hill S proved security Terms for other prop- ¬ 42 E 16784 poles to stone corner to erty made known on day of sale said Bryan and corner to Barlows S D CLAY land thence S 38 3 4 E 3572 poles to a near the branch corner to said stake A T Forsyth Auctioneer 24jy-96-ly HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK SMITH SHOP FOR SALE 87 MOLES FARM1IPLMSTSC DESIRE to sell my house and lot with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal ance in twelve months For further I will sell at public auction on the premises 3 J miles North of Paris be- - particulars address or call on BENJ F SHARON ginning at ten oclock a in on 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky TWIN BROTHERS o GREAT BARGAIN DAYS CLOTHING OVERCOATS SUITS pants CAPS SHIRTS UNDERWEAR BOOTS SHOES ETC I KT J ASSIGNEES NOTICE Letton are requested to present them at onee properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or his attorney ALL persons having claims against assigned estate of James H Stitt L M GREEN hatsand -- ASSIGNEES SALE Harmon 27nov tf Assignee ii liOllllWllfOLiillll n J rV ASSIGNEES SALE OP three-year-o- ld X iSLXlO The undersigned assignees of J J Peed will expose to sale to the highest and best Mdder on SATURDAY Tract FEBRUARY 20 1897 r- - at eleven oclock a m sun time on the premises a valuable tract of land con- ¬ taining 289 A 13 P situated in Bourbon County Ky about three miles from Millersburg and fivre miles from Paris on the Maysville turnpike Lexington and fronting thereon 13540 poles and between the lands of Mrs Sue Barbee and J W Bedford This is one of the most fertile and de- ¬ sirable farms in Bourbon County and very desirable for investors The un ¬ dersigned has a plat and description of said lands by metes and bounds which he will take pleasure in showing in connection with said lands to any one who may desire to purchase the same Terms Credit of six 6 twelve 12 and twenty four 24 months with inter- ¬ est from date at six per cent with privilege to pay at any time and default in payment of any bond at maturity matures all subsequent pay ¬ ments Purchaser must be prepared to execute bond on day of sale with ap- ¬ proved security All the creditors of J J Peed are no- ¬ tified to file their claims with the un ¬ dersigned at Millersburg on or before the 20th of February 1897 verified as required by law and are requested to attend the sale in person or by an au- ¬ thorized agent 1 y W8c mm 2 mm land thence S 38 3 4 W 4288 poles to a istone by a tree corner to said Barlows land thence S 37 E 4488 poles to a coffee nut tree corner to Turney in Bar ¬ 1ST Barlows land thence S 24i W 1560 poles to a stake corner to said Bartons ASSIGNEES SALE OP lows line thence N 33 E 38 poles to a f- i- 15 E stone in Turneys line thence 15 poles to a stone corner to said Tur ¬ ney thence N 13 E 1572 poles to a white ash tr6e corner to said Turney thence N 40 3 4 E 10696 poles to a stone corner to Bartons land The Talbott The undersigned Assignee of M land thence N 49 34 W 19984 poles to Current will on the beginning containing 177 A 1 B BomCoLaiid H FEBRUARY 18 1897 X3ST- - I yi 22 P S 1 IS Htl r Beginning at Fig 1 a corner to Rob- ¬ ert E Miller on the South East side ot Lexington Turnpike the Maysville and running S 48i E 6524 poles to Fig 2 a stone corner to said Miller thence S 50 E 132 84 P to Fig 3a stone corner to Mrs E A Bryant thence N 39 E 4540 poles to Figure 4 a stone corner to Wesley Berry in Turneys line thence IN 49 W 8784 poles to Figure 5 a stone corner to said Berry thence S 36J W li poles to Figure 7 corner to Berry thenci 49 W 2 poles to 8 corner to Berry thence N 37 E 160 poles to 9 corner to Berry thence N 49 W 29 poles to 10 on North side of said turnpike thence crossing the pike in a diagonal direction S 34 W 4608 poles to the beginning con- ¬ taining 57 A 1 R and 30 poles Tract THURSDAY at 11 oclock solar time on the premises expose to public sale the following tract of land situated in Nicholas County Kentucky Beginning at a sugar tree stump and stone in Barkesdales Patent and corner to Thompsons Patent line thence with 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 BOURBQNS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY r s- - li Barkesdales Patent line N 2448 E 135 poles to a stone in the County road lh poles N 19 W of a stone thence with the road N 82 E 20 poles to a stake 1 poles S 19 E from a small black wal ¬ nut thence S 30i E 1174 poles to a stake below corner in Thompsons JGALLEN Patent line thence with his line N 79 J D PEER 693 poles to a stone corner to Henry Thompson thence with his line S 12 E Assignees 7825 poles to a stone thence S 69 W 180 9 10 poles to a stake one half J pole West from a hickory thence N 14J W poles to a stone thence Beginning at a stone near Alfred G 2225 poles to a stone thence S 899 W N 31 1484 OF Balls stone fence on the Western side of 349 poles to a stone on the South side W Lexington Turnpike Steeles Run thence with it N 30 of the Maysville E road thence S 54 E 2950 poles to a 44 poles to a bcxelder tree thence N T fX stone near a spring thence with the 27 W 111 poles crossing Steeles Run 3 stone wall around the spring S 36 W at N W corner of Talbott thence N HJJG S 50f E 2 poles N 36 E 150 37 160 poles poles to a stone in Thomp- ¬ poles thence S 50 J E 166 poles to a sonsE 219 line then with it N 7937 Vt stone in J A Grimes line thence with E 113 Patentto the beginning containing Bourbon Circuit Court poles said Grimes line N 38 E 2480 poles 229 acres and 10 poles But excepting corner to America MCJNaniara m saia out of said boundary a tract of 28 acres Economy Building Loan Grimes line thence N 45 W 144 poles 2 roods and 23 poles heretofore convey-¬ Association of Paris Ky Plaintiff to a stone near a gate and corner to said ed by M H Current to W B Payne by vs America McNamara thence N 38 E 34 deed recorded in Deed Book No 6 Lutie Mappin etc Defendants poles to a stake another corner to said Page 138 Nicholas County Clerks America McNamara thence N 39 W Office leaving 200 acres 1 rood and By virtue of a judgment of the Bour ¬ 5640 poles to a stake another corner to 26 poles bon Circuit Court rendered in the above America McNamara thence N 7734 W styled cause at its November Term U420 poles to the middle of the MaysThe above tract of land is one of the 1896 1 will sell publicly at the Court ¬ Lexington Turnpike Road most productive and best arranged ville about thence with middle of said Turnpike farms in Nicholas County The im- ¬ house door in Paris Kentucky on of twelve oclock noon Road S 6 E 18 poles to the margin of provements consist of one two story the hour said pike near gate thence S 38 W 12 J brick house two large barns one tobac poles to trie oegmning containing o or co and one tobacco and stock combined SATURDAY FEBRUARY 20 1897 65 acres and all necessary oui buildings The Aline will be run parallel to the fences are in splendid repair and the the following described real estate dividing line between tract No 1 and ground has been well taken care of to wit tract No 2 above described by which 22 in That certain tract of land acres 2 roods and Yl poles will be cut At 230 p m solar time on Bourbon County KentuckysituatedFlat on second tract and added to the off of the first tract so that the first tract will the premises in MILLERSBURG Run Creek and Mt Gilead and Steeles contain 200 acres of land The balance the undersigned will sell tlie following Ford Turnpike anddescribed and bound ¬ Beginning at 1 ed as follows to wit of tract No 2 above described and described propertj on plat of division of the late George L tract No 3 will be sold as one tract NO 1 Redmons land of record in the Clerks will be sold upon a Terms This land eighteen credit of six twelve and Bounded on the East by the Mays- ¬ office of the County Court of Bourbon to ville months Purchaser will be required Lexington now L N rail County Kentucky and running S 75 E execute bonds bearing six per cent from road on the North by the farm of Chas 28 poles to 2 then N If W 82 16100 poles to 14 then N 55 66100 minutes W day and date of sale with surety ap- ¬ Clark on the west by the Maysville undersigned or purchaser Lexington Turnpike and on the South 88 44 100 poles to 15 then S 28 62100 proved by the 55 may pay cash at his option by the land of J At Collier now J Or poles to 9 then N50 3 W 58 8100 poles to 5 poles to 16 then 10 then S 35f W Title perfect sale absolute Allen S 50V E 165 3 5 poles to 17 then N 39 E The improvements consist of a two PERRY JEFFERSON story frame house of seven rooms and 15 76 100 poles to the beginning confains Assignee all necessary out buildings The place 79 acres 2 roods and 34 poles and is lot Harmon Stitt Attorney has long been famous as a black smith No 3 of said division and is the same stand the old shop which had stood land on which defendants reside on there for years having recently been re- ¬ which are dwelling house barn and Said land is other improvements placed by a new structure situate about 4 miles North of the City BAILBOAD TIME CARD of Paris NO 2 Said sale is made to satisfy a judg ¬ N R R L A model two story frame house and one acre of ground adjoining the Male ment in favor of the plaintiff herein for ARRIVAL OF TRAINS College property on the West side of the its debt and interest amounting on the day of sale to 417369 and the costs of p Maysville 530 JTrom Cincinnati 1116 a m Lexington Turnpike this suit 10800 making the rtotal sum m 1015 p m to be raised on the day of sale the sum N0T3 From Lexington 439 a m 740 a ni of 428169 p m 622 p m 339 Consists of a From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m which is locatedsmall lot of ground upon Said sale will be made upon a5 credit a blacksmith shop and 333 p m of six twelve months for equal lot at the junction of the Maysville From Maysville 7 4 a m 3du p m Lexington Turnpike and Pleasant street parts of and purchase money for which the DEPARTURE OF TRAINS Millersburg Kentucky near Hinkston the purchaser will be required- - to exe ¬ cute bonds payable to the undersigned To Cincinnati 445 a m 752 a m Creek Master Commissioner with good surety 347 p m to be approved by said Commissioner To Lexington 752 a m 1127 a m Terms Both the farm and city and bearing interest from date until 540 p m 1021 p m property will be sold upon - a credit of ¬ To Richmond 1125 a in 537 p m six twelve and eighteen months The paid at the rate of six per cent perofan num having the force and effect a 1025 p m purchaser or purchasers will be required judgment To Maysville 750 a m 630 p m to furnish bond with surety to be apF B Carr Agent Witness my hand this 5th day of proved by the undersigned bearing in- ¬ terest irom day and Sate of sale at 6 per February 1897 Kentucky Midland Mrcent Or the purchaser or purchasers EMMETT M DICKSON may pay cash at their option a m 528 p m jriveSO Tpjwo 955 a m 550 p m Master Commissioner Bourbon ifcircuit H 0 CURRENT Arrive Freight carries passengers uuun Assignee t 425 p in leaves 435 p m McMillan Talbott Attornevs P Agent j Harmon Stitt Attorney W H Cox F E ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL - Tract No 3 MASTERS SALE persons having claims against assigned estate of J GSmedley are requested to present them HQUS E at once properly proven as required by t v A DAI EM 5 IN Ui L H Landman M D Of Ko 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris J 1 X oirxcL law to the undersigned or their torney Harmon Stitt A SMEDLEY BD SMEDLEY Assign 27novtf at- ¬ 434 Main i St PITER TBS Paris Ky TUESDAY month FEB 9TH 1897 ALSO DEALER IN returning every second Tuesday in each Paints Oil Varnishes ASSIGNEES NOTICE Brushes Artists5 Ma ¬ terials Window persons having claims against Glass Etc ALL assigned estate of A C Ball ¬ ¬ Optician Landman has been visiting this city regularly for over five years and has ad ¬ justed glasses to the eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon are requested to present them at once Estimates promptly furnished for County and has proven himself com properly proven as required by law to glass paints painting and decorating petent thorough reliable and honest the undersigned or his attorney Har You can get Landmans glasses from mon Stitt Clark Clays drug store between hia PERRY JEFFERSON visits and when he makes his regular Assignee 27nov tf 60 YEARS visit he will examine your eyes thorough- ¬ EXPERIENCE ly and make any change necessary to give satisfaction Examination free References Drs W J Fithian Bowen and C Eads Buck Fithian D Cram of Paris ALL persons having claims Hagainst¬ assigned estate of M Cur TRADE MARKS are requested to present them at rent DESIGNS once properly proven as required by COPYRIGHTS c Anyone sending a sketch and description may law to the undersigned or hisattorney quickly ¬ ASSIGNEES NOTICE Harmon Stitt 27nov tf H C CURRENT rAssignee probably patentable Communications confidential Oldest acency for securing in America We have a Washington Patents taken through Munn Co special notice in the ascertain free whether an invention is strictly patents office receive Weekly Cincinnati SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN ASSIGNEES NOTICE persons having claims against assigned estate of I R Best are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to beautifully illustrated largest circulation of any scientific journal weekly terms 300 a year 150 six months Specimen copies and HAND Book on Patents Bent free Address Commercial Tribune ONLY 50c A Year COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE CO ALL 361 Broadway Nevr York MUNN CO Cincinnati O r J V the undersigned 27nov tf HARMON STITT BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO ANDfFROM Assignee f NOTICE ALL persons having claims assigned estate of against Joshua TOLEDO DETROIT 1 - All Points in Michigan CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station Barton will please prove the same ac- ¬ cording to law and leave them with the undersigned or at the office of Harmon Stitt Paris Ky Those knowing themselves indebted to p the estate will please settle promptly and avoid suit r - ST LOUIS Avoiding WILBUR R SMITH LEXINGTON The Tunnel PRESIDENT KY In 15nov tf Assignee Joshua Barton J M VIMONT BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cars Eeferencelngfn33163 Award of Medal and Diploma at Book-keeninp-Busin- Millersburg Ky jHJDIEES PUCE ALL persons having claims J assigned estate of J - Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Private Compartment Cars Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars NEW YORK Worlds Exposition for Book keeping etc A Thoroafflx Influential and Honored College Hundreds of students in attendance the past year from 20 states Business Coarse consists of Arithmetic Penmanship Commercial Law Merchandising Banking joint Stock Manufacturing Lectures Basinea3 Practice Mercantile Correspondence etc Coat of Full BumIebcsu Coarse including Tuition Stationery and Board a nice family ¬ - v j against Be sure your tickets read via BIG Peed FOUR requested to present them at once are verified as required by law to the under ¬ E O McCORMICK Passenger Traffic Mgr signed or their attorneys J Q Ward D B lAHTIN or Harmon Stitt GALLEN o Gen Pass J Tkt Agt sSnees j D PEED J O Cincinnati WILBUR R SMSTH i 20nov 3mo i and Tclecvaplsy are specialties have special tench era and rooms and can be taken ui wiie cne Jiusi- ness Course Special department for ladips Situations The demand for our graduates In different departments of this liesa Jias e tcKueu us supply liesinjrton BjM the r College is noted for Itslocation bpaithfii climate has 25 churches Acce ibleby its many railroads ami u No vacatioa Enter now Gr iccc lul For circulars address it Shortnand TypeTrritixif 3 v L - Or V e2x y- x ac v iLVi v WV - WPWfByaL1 ti SSSSfcS S 3Wtti ft iK X

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