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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): February 12, 1897

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): February 12, 1897 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 bou1897021201_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): February 12, 1897 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. WV sV 3 vt - mrsri9i FrSW fW 7r C HHPv JJ -- - sp5 - t Iv - jt v THE BO U R BO N i T- N 12 - H EWS Established e i 1881 CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESimY AND FRIDAY SEVEMTEESTH YEAR Horses To Go Abroad PARIS BOURBON CO KY STOCK AND TURF NEWS MILLERSBURG i FR0AY FEBRUARY m Notice Td The Public vj FEB 3 1897 NO 13 John T Hedges has soldjthe five-year-o- ld mare Lola Montes 230 by Warlock dam by Manibrino Russell and the mare Favorite by Bourbon Wilkes dam by Almont at private sale to Bernard Pollock of Vienna Austria for 900 Douglas Thomas also sold the mare Lillian Burnett by Cyclone dam Nannie Wilkes by Favorite Wilkes to Mr Pollock The horses will be taken to Austria Walter Clark this week sold a couple of fine harness horses to J P Waltor of Crawfordsville Ind to be exported to six-year-o- Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc- - News Notes Gathered ld five-year-o- ld Jburopean markets Advertised letter Xiist Elkton Chio D Jr Taylor of this city Wednes ¬ day sold to Ed Mills of Boston the chestnut gelding Iodine by Idol 44 dam by A dallah Mambrino for 225 Frank Ireland writes from San Fran- ¬ cisco that the famous horse Grannor who broke down a short time ago hi s tired been Mr Ireland will soon leave San Francisoo to come East Of Interest To Cigarette Smokers Bayles Tamey sold four roadsters T A Vimont visited friends in Cyn ablejp Resume my practice Dr Adair wiltattendto all unfinished work and this week to W H Davis of West thiana Tuesday such otherwork as my patrols may de QMr J Alln went to Lexington on business yesterday Henry Clay of Tennessee is here again buying walnut logs A W Proctor had about two dozen fine chickens stolen last week Mr Win Kennedy of Carlisle was here Wednesday on business Mr Frank Allen of Sharpsburg was the guest of Mr J G- Allen Wednesday Mrs Fannie Smith of Carlisle is the guest of her niece Mrs John W Mock Mr Owen Ingels and wife will enter ¬ tain the euchre club Wednesday even ¬ - Turf Notes Burir In And About The to akecharge of my office until I ijave arranged with Dr John Adair I am BR0WER SCOTT FRAZEE sir - 9feb 2t -V Very respectfully Dr R A Sprake Carpets Furniture Wall Papers Draperies in Paris Ky postoffice Feb 12 1897 AsherMrs CordeliaHarrison Jno N Ballise Turner Co Heron Mrs J J List of letters remaining unclaimed Senate Wednesday passed the anti cigarette bill which had Bartholomew W JHouican James C passed the House and it now goes to the Bedford Sam Interstate Pub Co Governor for his approval Its passage BrooksMiss NannieJones Miss Daisy is hailed with pleasure by the public Brooks Mrs Lue Kennis VV Gv Brown O A McGee Ira J and dealers alike The bill prohibits Brown W G Neal John L the sale or giving away or bringing in- ¬ Cogswill W P Reid Mrs A D to the State for the purpose of selling or Coby Miss Annie Taylor Robert Davis Lucy Jane Talbott Mrs Mary giving away of any cigarettes or cigar- ¬ McDowell Darsie Tanner Miss Emma ette papers but does not go into effect Fields Doc col Tobitt J S until April 1 in order that dealers may Hamilton Emma Vaughan Roger have an opportunity of disposing of Persons calling for aboye letters will stocks on hand please say advertised W b Davis P M Wrights Celery V n ours con 25c tu d tion sicic heaaacl The Tennessee ing Mr Jas JBatterton of New York the guest of his aunt Mrs Sue San dusky Miss Bottie Hamilton went to Car- lisle Wednesday to visit Dr Fritts and family Mr Wm Hinton of- Covington has been the guest of Mr T E Savage for - are overstocked on childrens shoes 4 We offer special iriducements on the best makes until January 1st for cash tfj Davis Thompson Isgriq i A Wanted Energetic lady of good addressto take agency for the Auto ¬ matic Sewing Machine in Paris and vi cinipyj Qne who owns the machine preferred Address with references Wificox Gibbs S M Co 614 Fourth 5fb 4t is avej Ioui8ville Ky f- - Special Sale of Pictures Beginning Monday January 18 we will place on sale about 200 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 33l OESstloliiSlxocL 311 m mm Brower Scott Corner Main and Broadway Frazee Lexington Ky several days 4 - Stttith Smith went to North Mid slletown Tuesday to see Miss Judith Carpenter who is very ill Miss Louise Vaught of Versailles is the euest of her sisters Misses Katie and Sallie at the M F C Yesterdays Temperature Mr Chas Batterton of Eminence has been the guest of his sister Mrs The following is the temperature as John Ingels for several days Co noted yesterday by A J Winters Mrs Elizabeth Piper is again very ill of this city Mrs Carrie Willett of Carlisle has 34 7a m been with her for several days 9am 36 Mr Jas Hutsell returned Monday 38 10 a m from Mississippi aud will return in a 41 11 a m few days with a load of fine jacks 43 12 m Mrs E J Owens returned Wednes 2p m 44 are not so well known as some other 43 day from Grant County where she has 4p m pianos because they have not been 43 5p m been on an extended visit with her extensively advertised For this same 42 7p m sister reason they are J P Rogers formerly of this place Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa has inherited 15000 by the death at tion sick headaches 2jc at druggists Lexington of his uncle Dr W H OB Dr fMp Barnes Pianos 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 shoeSjJhats caps and every article kept by a firstr class store is now being offered at cosi for cash This is a fine oppor- ¬ tunity for any one wishing to engage in the dry goods business and assume con ¬ trol of a house already established aud well known throughout Central Ken ¬ tucky Any one wishing to buy the stockjas a whole should address - the Queen Crescent reaches the principal cities of the South with a service of superbly appointed through trains Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars through to Harriman Chatta- ¬ nooga Attalla Birmingham Tuscaloosa Meridian New Orleans Atlanta Macon and Jacksonville Through Sleeping Cars to Knoxville Hot Springs and Asheville and from Chattanoogo to Jackson Vicksburg Monroe jrtjjKV and Shreveport Through Tourist Sleepers to XfOs 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 with every accommodation to patrons Free Parlor Cars Lexington to Cincinnati Cafe Parlor aud Observa- ¬ tion Cars between Cincinnati Lexington and Chattanooga jysBsffteggy 155sx W C Binearson ChasWZeU Div Passr Agl Cincinnati 0 OPA Cincinnati O m ¬ ALEX BUTLER Of the firm of Smedley Butler Millersburg Ky MASTERS SALE OF Not High Priced They are most suitable for the homes N Special Bates On The L of the people We carry a complete stock of uprights and they are well State District Meeting K of P worthy of inspection Catalogues of Feb 17 20 Lexington Ky one and one Smith Barnes Pianos sent on request third fare for the round trip Bourbon Circuit Court We are sole representatives for the AnnuaLState Convention Y M C A manner in the past three months Steinway Pianos Loan Frankfort Ky Feb 18 21 one fare for Thieves broke through the glass in Economy Building Ky Plaintiff Association of PariB round trip F B Carr Agent the front door of Phillips drug store vs Co -- Rogers Mrs Lizzie Burnaw Mrs Harry Bur i naw and Mrs Jas Burnaw aud son of Carlisle were guests of Mrs Jas Woolums Wednesday Chas Marshall had a 200 pound hog butchered by thieves this week This makes eight he has lost in a similar Ernest Urchs and 123 -- m 121 WestEourthiStreet CINCINNATI O fWANTEDrrSecondhandbuckboardtin a man mImiiB hjkii ndaboutwp gwniOfwiuBeyl 4j3Acm r rtnly uua you stsx3 guuu xt paii auuicoQ jjuuh Virtt OQrt Messrs ErP Clarke TWmr JMcIrityre 2t Paris Ky and Addison Turner were in Cincinnati this week The latter reports the sale of eighY hogsheads of tobacco the entire crop of Saml Endicott at an averagb of i mi ImBmii ill in n i I A Tuesday night They took a lot- of to James N Allen and bacco and severaiy poxes or rvtinerf cigars Kittie JYAllelhillwifeDefendanls r r - v - I Bv Virtue ofc duamenttf of theBourboncCircuit Court rendered in the above styled cause at its November 1896 1 mmmmmim - C i - - i - -- - 1SB1 it h r n- - Ir F SATURDAY FEBRUARY 20 1897 Nicholas County Precincts the following described real estate account of Wednes ¬ to wit See fifth page for days fire That certain tract of land situate on Preaching in the Presbyterian Church theJackstown Silas Turnpike ad ¬ Sunday by the Pastor joining the lands of M Davis Dr R A Moore James Thompson and A Born To the wife F We intend to reduce our stock because we are going nee Pickett T Locke of Roger4th Potts Allen and is bounded as followsE Be ¬ on the inst to move to a different store room ginning at a stake on the north side cor- ¬ a daughter The late grand jury returned 23 in ¬ ner to John Allison and Tnomas L Ways line and running thence N 63 W betting We have marked down prices in order to sell quickly dictments for shooting on election gam- ¬ 173 6 10 poles to a point in said road be- ¬ etc ing cutting Jones all our surplus stock We can give you somechoice bar- ¬ Died At her home in Nicholas tween two stones corner to thence heirs and he Silas Church lot with county January 24th 1897 Mrs Min two lines of said lot S 56 W 6 36 100 gains now Come quick Everything low erva Caldwell in her 68th year W poles to a stone thence N 60WA 21 56 100 poles to a stone in An ordinance was proposed at the Neckties Hats Shirts Collars Cuffs Handkerchiefs 60 last meeting of the City Council taxing Formans line thence S U E 137 86 100 poles to a buckeye tree thence N 1 W laundries 50 a year and laundry agents everything is offered for less money than ever before 45 36 100 poles to the middle of the road 20 20 links from two stakes on the side of Miss Ollie Hamm of near this city the road corner to Mrs Way thence entertained quite a number of her with her line S 39 E 131 poles to a stake friends last Wednesday evening with a in J Bristows line thence with his and dance three of John Allisons lines N 39 E 70 Mr S P Baird and Mrs David Judy poles to an oak tree thence S 54 E are visiting their father at Zionsville 16 84 100 poles to a stone thence N 37 E Ind who is aged 90 years and is at the 131 80 100 poles to the beginning con ¬ S point of death taining according to survey 155 acres Dick Lewis colored was the only three quarters 3 8 10 poles except 37 person sent to the penitentiary by the acres conveyed by said James N Allen Wm Cutter Circuit Court He goes up a short and wife to Kittie J Allenetcof record at deed book 72 page 85 thus leaving term for robbery about 118 acres Married On the 3rd inst at the Said sale will be made upon a credit residence of Thos M Tout Mr Benj T Scroggin of Grant County to Miss of six and twelve months for equal parts of the purchase money for which the Hattie L Tout ot Nicholas purchaser will be required to execute The Mercury says A gentleman who is somewhat interested in the sub ¬ bonds payable to the undersigned Mas ¬ ject furnishes us the names of the ter Commissioner with good surety to be approved by him and bearing interest seventy five widows in Carlisle The Whitest Purest and from date until the rate of six Died Eld John A Brooks the well per cent per paid athaving The the force known minister of the Christian Church and effect of aannum judgment Said sale is died at the home of his daughter in made to satisfy a judgment in favor of Memphis Tenn last week of paralysis the plaintiff herein against the defend ¬ W C Wood and Butler McClanahan ant for 138645 with interest thereon formerly of Nicholas now running a from August 27th 1896 debt and inter big lumber establishment at Easta est aggregating on the day of sale the butchieMi88 Shave just closed a contract sum of 1426 87 and the costs of this suit to send a bill of one million five hundred amounting to 7600 making the thousand feet of lumber to Tyrol Italy total sum to be raised on the day of sale The Mercury says Talking with the sum of 150287 Rev Milton Mann about the old citizens Witness my hand this 5th day of Ask Your Grocer For It who live upon the farms where they February 1897 were born he said he now owns and Take No Other lives upon the farmwhere he was born EMMETT M BIOKSQN f-but he has owned it only thirty years The Fiscal Court met Saturday after- ¬ Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit noon but one or two Magistrates not be ¬ Court ing ready to report as to seyeral roads McMillan Talbott Attorneys an adjournment was had until next Saturday at 9 oclock when the whole day can be given to consideration of the News HERES YOUR CHANCE 7 cents term will sell publicly at the Courthouse door in Paris Kentucky about the hour of 12 oclock noon on v- - 5rftM emit42i trT CARLISLE Culled From Vr - 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 nay 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 V - n Paris Furnishing and TailoriDg Co H STOUT Manager Hukill Jr - s PRIDE OF PARIS Best FLOUR EVERY SACK X G PARIS MILLING CO GUARANTEED DR f J - Rj v -- V RESTORED MANHOOD lor5CO MOTTS matter Mercury NERYERINE PILLS The great remedy for nervous prostration and all nervous diseases of the generative organs of either sex such as Nervous Prostration Fall ing or Lost Manhood Impotency Nightly Emissions Youthful Errors Mental Worry excessive use of Tobacco or Opium which lead to Con- ¬ sumption and Insanity With every S5 order wo give a written guar- or refund the money Sold at SlOO per box 6 boxes AND AFTER USING antee to cure DJK BEFORE ¬ aiOTTSClIJESIICAICOClcTeland1Ohlo IFor Sale By W T Brooks Druggist At the home of his sister Mrs T J Glenn in this city on Friday night last after a lingering illness Mr Thomas Waller aged about 35 year He was born near Helena Mason county The remains were buried in Carlisle cemetery Monday morning after services at the house by Dr H M Scudder Died 11111 1 in 11 1111 11 11 1 1 1 u i ti Li im i in 1 1 li i in 1 11 111 rr V n - tv t V vs-- Did you Ever Think What a risk you are taking tljis kind of weather by wearing those old worn - I Our out shoes Get a new pair prices are low now We want to sell them CLA3 BION Iv- - J rv T - - J- - O J J f 5r aj A J if - AX SaJ v 0- anHw -- t It b - cj jsr i rf THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDlY FEBKTTAjRY 12 1897 THE CAPITAL v-- NEWS ITEMS Df EX GOV LONG r 11 - II- 5V tf-- ffi M If lw 4 I The United States cruiser Newarl arrived at Port Royal from Jackson ville Tuesday evening The senate Tuesday confirmed tin nomination of P W Kickbusch jr tc be consul at Stettin Germany The Quay Central republican clul of Pittsburgh has decided not to tak part in the inaugural parade In some quarters this is construed as a slap ai McKinley At Portland Ore F W Hinckley the husband of the successful claimant to the Blythe millions at San Francisco died at 215 Friday morning oi appendicitis A severe snow storm set in Tuesday afternoon covering the northern and western portions of South Dakota It compelled the abandonment of many railway trains and the tying up of others The North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II sailed from Gibral- ¬ tar for New York at midnight Among the passengers on board is Signor Man lio Garibaldi a son of the late Gen Garibaldi Just before the adjournment of the house Monday afternoon the speaker appointed Messrs Grosvenor rep O and Richardson demTenn tellers on the part of the house to count the electoral vote A large steamer believed to be the British steamer Angloman which sailed from Boston January 30 for Liverpool is ashore on Skerries island in Assistance has been the Irish ssa sent to her A Cleveland special says It is reported here that Secretary Wm M Osborne of Boston has been tendered the position of consul general to London The office is worth 8000 a year with about 30000 perquisites Peter Maher the heavy weight pu ¬ gilist was robbed of money and jewelry to the value of 1170 while asleep at his boarding house in Philadelphia He reported the robbery to the police but no arrests have yet been made The pope Monday attended a requiem mass for the repose of the soul of Pope Pius IX His holiness appeared to be in his usual state of health and spoke in a strong voice as he pronounced absolution at the conclusion of the services By the unanimous vote of the directors of the Union Theological semi nary Rev Dr Charles Guthbert Hall ¬ Massacbns8j Formally Accepts tk Portfolio of the Nary Permanent Tariff Bureau X Cahton O Feb 9 Ferdinand W Beck and Franklin Head of Chicago ipent an hour with Maj McKinley Monday evening talking over the The Bill Amending the Copyright Ha tlms of the National Business Passes the Ho us e Senators Indignant - The Several Branches of the Soldiers Home in Good Condition 4 - Mens league The league adyo- - Over the Press Reports of tlie Secret Session of theSenate on Monday Washington Feb 10 1The reporv of the inspector general of the army on the several branches of the Nation al Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers shows them to be generally in good condition The amount expend during the ed for maintenance year 1896 was 2200297 making the cost per capita of 17451 in- 128 in 1895 mates 126 against ¬ ¬ CHARLESTON BLOCKADE The Dolphin Will Attempt to Bun Into the Harbor lSlg War Vessels Guard th Entrance Charleston S C Feb 11 It is of course impossible to obtain definite information regarding Adm Buncea plans but it was generally believed here Wednesday that the dispatch boat Dolphin is engaged in an attempt to run into Charleston harbor undetected by the fleet The Dolphin sailed south- ¬ ward Monday evening and it is said that Lieut Com Clover who is in charge of her was instructed by the admiral to make the attempt to run the blockade The searchlights of the squad ron were kept flashing across the sea until late Tuesday night but the Dol- ¬ Twins In Sise Shape and ActHlty- Thisis what those important little organs the kidneys are when healthy In disorder they may differ in all three particulars Dis- ¬ ease usually destroys them successively not simultaneously and one may be active while lage xof Tuckerfi in Kankakee county the other is semi paralyzed Give to both a HI in that of John Adams He is 85 healthful impulse without exciting them which years old and until recently was bald with Hostetters Stomach BittersBrights dreadful maladies as forestalls such toothless and almost blind He can disease and diabetes Use the Bitters also now see as well as ever has cut several for malarial bilious rheumatic nervous teeth and his hair has grown out again bowel and kidney trouble OLD MAN BECOMES YOUNG Was Bald Toothless and Blind But Ko Has Hair Teeth and Eyesight A remarkable case exists in the vil ¬ m -- m vl The new hair is dark The pun said some one to Henry Er- At first glance he looks like a man of skine an incurable at the practice is the- Ana xnere- 40 The eyes are bright and clear and lowest of all forms of wit om-rVI-ioeiz- - I10 TtT mTilrlc flTlfl mc fntirlp t ¬ and M Si J I f J 5M 1 I i- - - Br were buried in the home cemeteries At the close of the year 82 per cent of organization of the inmates of the homes were on the cates strongly the a new governmental department pension roll the amount paid them that of commerce and industry and during the year being nearly 2500 the idea has the cordial approval 000 The bill passed in the house Tues of the president elect who believes should day to amend the copyright law make that a permanent tariff bureau be attached to the new department to it unlawful to mark as copyright deal with the question of tariff revis- ¬ any article book map chart etc for ion and so ultimately take the ques- which a copyright has not been ob phin did not put in an appearance tained Violation of the law is made tion out of politics held their positions of formal acceptance by ex Gov punishable by a fine of 100 one hah The ships all Wednesday the men The Tuesday John D Long of Massachusetts of the of which goes to the person filing thr on the various vessels engaging portfolio of the navy was received suit The courts are also given thf for several hours in exercising remedy of injunction as well as pen their secondary batteries here Monday night Toward alty in such cases signals were RURAL TOWNS Washington Feb 10 For at leas nightfalland in response hoisted oy the to them the flagship Assisting the Fanatics in Their War In half of the one and one half hours the Amphi trite Marblehead and Columbia Brazil Their Force Has Grown to 6000 senate was in secret session Tuesday moved further out to sea and to the Well Armed Men the press reports of Mondays sessior Buenos Aykes Feb 9 Rio Janeiro were the subject of the discussion southward The stretch of water cov- ¬ advices state that the fanatical insur- Senators were indignant that afteii ered by the battleships is thus extend- ¬ rectionists under Conselheiro have they had voted so overwhelmingly ed for a distance of more than ten now 6000 well armed men organized that the doors should be closed the miles From the steeple of St M-¬ The peo- facts as they occurred in the chambei ichaels church Wednesday night the and concentrated in Bahia ple in the ruraL towns are now helping should be permitted to reach the public flash lights of the warships could the fanatics with arms and money The discussion was precipitated imme- be observed as they cast great Where this help is not given the ven- ¬ diately after the consideration of a few paths of light up and down the coast It is supposed geance of Conselheiros band falls upon nominations by Mr Vest asking if the and out to sea the fleet is engaged in an effort More than 60 rich plan- treaty was to be considered in execu- that the settlers to detect the Dolphin Neither the tations have already been destroyed tive session and adding that if it Indiana nor the Massachusetts joined The government has been informed was it would be well for the senate that several foreigners have joined the to ascertain if it really was in secret the fleet Wednesday though it is said both vessels are expected to come fanatics and are pushing forward a session Mr Vest continued to com- ¬ that more scientific military organization ment rather sarcastically upon the light at Port Royal Thursday The Newark which has been engaged on police among them that had been thrown upon the pro- ¬ duty at the mouth of the St Johns Two small towns were pillaged and ceedings but admitted accuracy of some days is now coaling at burned by the fanatics Sunday In the press reports The discussion river lor place same This has given rise several skirmishes with the federal waxed warm and was participated in the troops the latter were defeated The by Senators Hill Pugh Hoar Cal to the rumor that the Newark will pastor of the First Presbyterian fanatics have obtained steam launches linger Hale Teller Stewart and join the fleet off Charleston Thursday Mayor Smyth and a committee of rechurch Brooklyn was Tuesday elected and now patrol the rivers and streams others ception and entertainment visited president of the seminary vice Dr The utmost terror prevails in that re After this discussion had ceased sev- Adm Bunce on the flagship New York Thomas Hastings resigned giorb eral amendments were offered and Charles E Flint of the United States The press of Rio Janeiro now de- without being read went over to be Wednesday and extended the priv- ¬ Rubber Co New York has been sub mand that the government send a printed Senator Morgan had several ileges of the city to the fleet The adpoenaed to appear next Saturday be- ¬ much stronger force to Bahia to over- and Senator Stewart of Nevada sent miral his staff and the senior fleet officers were invited to attend a banquet fore the Lexow committee wThich is come the movement a handfull to the clerks desk There of the chamber of commerce to meet investigating trusts He says that he The Society of Spiritualists of Rio will be innumerable amendments bewill give the committee any informa Janeiro has sent a commission to Ba fore the discussion is over Conserva Secretary Herbert also to attend a retion he can with great pleasure hia to attempt to convince the fanatics tive senators Tuesday said that it ception to Secretary Herbert on that The understanding among railroad that it will be well for them to sub was apparent this debate was to day and a ball on the 19th inst Adm men in New York is that M E Ingalls mit to the government in temporal be kept up for some time and Bunce expressed his gratification at president of the Big Four and the matters It is again charged by the the chances were that no action the attentions shown him and said he C Sc O railroads will be chosen chairpress of Brazil that the tenemies of the could be had until after the 4th oi would endeavor to aceept the invitaman of the board of control of the republic are the instigators of the out- March From the 4th of March until tions joint traffic association in place of the break COUNTING THE VOTE the extra session is convened the senate Geo Roberts president of the ¬ IN CRETE ate will be in session considering nom McKinley Declared Elected President and Pennsylvania railroad Hobart Vice President Canea Reported Cre inations and if the treaty has not been Counsel for Gen Carlos Roloff and Bombardment of Annexation to Greece disposed of by that time it will probaDemanding tans Washington Feb 11 The count oi Gen Luis who have been indicted for London Feb 9 A dispatch from bly be discussed every day It will the electoral votes was begun promptconspiracy in aiding a filibustering ex-- Athens to the Exchange Telegraph not be withdrawn by Mr McKinley pedition to Cuba from Baltimore in Co says that rumors are in circulation and Mr Sherman as secretary of state ly at 1 oclock Wednesday the house presenting a most picturesque appear1S95 has waived all formalities for his there that the waships of the powers will be as zealous in securing its ratifi ance with the senators all grouped on clients removal from New York city are bombarding the town of Canea cation as he now is as a senator in the right hand of the chair Senator and they have given security for their Crete The rumor is discredited here charge of the convention Blackburn read the certificates in a appearance for trial in Baltimore Feb Wool Growers Meet Athens Feb 9 A dispatch from monotonous tone very different from ruary 1G Washington Feb 10 The American his usual declamatory style Canea received Monday evening saya Ihe Gov Bushnell and Mrs Bushnell that the Christians about Canea have National wool growers association length and tautology of some of the will go to the inauguration of Maj Mc hoisted the Greek flag have proclaimed met Tuesday at the Ebbitt house for Kinley as president of the United the union of that island with Greece the purpose of agreeing upon a sched- documents made this proceeding someStates They will be accompanied by and have invited the king of Greece to ule of tariff duties satisfactory to both what uninteresting Senator Lodge alternated with Sena Dr and Mrs H C Dimond Mr and take possession of it wool growers and wool manufacturers tor Blackburn in the reading bvit Mrs F F McGrew and Senator and All signs point to a battle at Retimo It was resolved that it is essential to Mrs Foraker The party will go in the as the Christians and Moslems are the success of the wool industry east without infusing much more animation into the ceremony private car of President Ingalls of the mobilizing their forces of the Missouri river that such proAt 150 Tjm the official count was Bir Four tective duties should be levied on wool announced as follows For president CONGRESSMAN MOORE The navy department is informed as will give the wool growers farm of William that the battleship Indiana sailed from Assaulted on the Street at Memphis by value of 20 cents per pound for un- ley the United StatesBryan 176 McKin271 William J Hampton Roads for Charleston S C Hnll Brinkley and Seriously Injured washed merino wool and 25 cents per For Vice President of the United Memphis Tenn Feb 9 Congress pound for washed merino wool early Tuesday morning The battle The ship Massachusetts sailed from New man Moore a leading republican and association also appointed a committee States Garrett A Hobart 271 Arthur York for Charleston at 10 oclock Tues- mentioned once for vice president also of seven to confer with a like com- Sewall 149 Thomas E Watson 27 deThe vice president thereupon day morning and the battleship Texas for a place in McKinleys cabinet was mittee of the national association of sailed from New York at 8 am direct Monday viciously assaulted on the wool manufacturers and also to con clared William McKinley and Garrett respectively elected presi- ¬ for Galveston Tex street by Hull Brinkley local fer with the representatives of the A Hobartvice president of the United dent and James J Corbett left Kansas City at fire and police commissioner and Manufacturers club of Philadelphia States 1 oclock Sunday afternoon for San an ex state legislator the assail- ¬ The members of the committee are The vice president added that this Francisco via Denver and Salt Lake ant using a loaded cane Moore Hon Wm Lawrence of Ohio J declaration was in law sufficient and Accompanying the big pugilist were was knocked down by the first blow Clarke of Pennsylvania S C Crist of Jim McVey Kid Egan and Ruhlins and others were dealt him while pros- West Virginia W G Markham of that the joint session was now ad the wrestler At Denver the party trate the injuries being pronounced New York W H Reed Colorado Cal- journed and the senate would return will be joined by Billy Woods who has serious Brinkley also had a pistol vin Cowgill Indiana and Francis E to its chamber Ordered Favorably Reported been engaged to assist Corbett in but made no attempt to use it Last Warren Wyoming They will confer Washington Feb 1L The nominatraining for the big fight week Col Moore issued a circular with a like committee from the wool to of New Miss Minnie Grous of Kewanee 111 against a railroad scheme being pro manufacturers Wednesday and en tion of M Knappmember of York inthe succeed himself as stepped off the platform of a train go moted by Brinkley deavor to agree upon a wool schedule terstate commerce commission wras oring at a good rate of speed across the to be pressed upon the ways and means Apostolic Delegate for Canada dered to be favorably reported to the Mississippi river at bridge over the LondoK Feb 9 Lawyer Russell committee of the house of representa- senate Wednesday morning by a vote Burlington la She was found fear of Manitoba who with Hon Charles tives for incorporation in the next that was practically unanimous fully mangled and can not live For- ¬ Fitzpatrick solicitor general of Cana tariff bill Ex Queen Inl 111 tunately her body remained on the da is charged with the mission of preThe Conference Report Agreed To Washington Feb 11 Ex Queen outer edge of the ties and did not fall senting the Manatoba school case to Washington Feb 10 The conferLiliuokalani of Hawaii who has been to the ice many feet below the Vatican started for Rome Tuesday ence report on the immigration bill confined to her room with influenza News has reached Durango Mex of for the second time he and Mr Fitz was agreed to 162 to 14 A demand relapse the sudden death of Col Juan Manuel patrick having fulfilled their mission for the yeas and nays was seconded for several days has suffered a will not she Her Flores governor of the state of Du a fortnight ago Mr Russells present and this vote resulted Yeas 217 navs be physicians say that climate dur able to remain in this rante Gov Flores was on a visit to visit to the Vatican relates to the ap 37 ing the winter the remote mining town of Santiago pointment of an apostolic delegate loi Sudden Death of J O A Herring Nicaragua Canal Bill Withdrawn Papasquiaro and had attended a feast Canada which matter he and Mr Fitz Washington Sept 11 The Nicara New Yokk Feb 10 J O A Her given in his honor Immediately after patrick have already induced tha ring director and general manager oi gua canal bill has been withdrawn by eating he retired to a room and was Vatican to consider favorably the Baltimore division of the Adams Mr Morgan dem Ala who has had found dead a few minutes later Steel Works Resume on Donble Time express company in charge with a notice that he A fire Tuesday forenoon damaged Pittsburgh Pa Feb 9 The Home front of the Holland died suddenly in it house at 6 oclock would introduce it at the extra session jone of the wings of the house steel works Edgar Thomson blast furRandalls island naces and steel works and the Du Tuesday night Mr Herring had just of congress and press it then to a final of refuge on arrived from Baltimore and was to vote When 5000 to the extent of quesne steel works resumed in full have attended the annual meeting of James Rogers Dead the fire broke out over 800 children of in all departments Sunday evening the board of directors of the Adams F RAnkfort Ky Feb 11 James sexes were in the building They The Westinghouse electric works re both Mr were removed to another building sumed in full Monday on double time Express company Wednesday up in the exHerring has been in the employ of the Rogers who was blown the county jail The transfer was made without ex- It had been operating on half time plosion of a boiler at company for nearly half a century citement and no casualties occurred Tuesday died Tuesday night Ten Buildings Burned Justice Sanborn of the United States Mrs Beecher Much Better Citizens After circuit court St Louis sitting in Newcastle N B Feb 9 Fire Stamford Ct Feb 10 Mrs Henry Mt Sterling Ky the Assassin About Feb 11 chambers signed an order appointing started in the rear of Mrs Wheelers Ward Beecher has rallied considerably 9 oclock Tuesday night at Jefferson Wm D Cornish of St Paul Minn premises on Castle street about mid from her sinking spell of Monday ville James Cockram aged 45 was special master of the court to receive night and before it could be checked night She was very weak at 11 oclock WinBura Caywood all intervening petitions that may be ten buildings among them the town Monday night but toward morning her shot byrifle breaking his with a Cay- ¬ neck filed in the case of the United States Lock up and the offices of the Era Pub strength returned and she was much chester wood has so far avoided arrest but is against the Union Pacific railway Loss betterat 10 oclock Tuesday lishing Co were destroyed being pursued Cockram was a coun- ¬ At Seattle Wash the committee about 30000 insurance does not ex Cleveland a Globe Trotter try merchant that has been investigating the boodle ceed 500 Toledo 0 Feb 10 A passenger A S50000 Fire in Buffalo case in connection with the United agent of the Canadian Pacific now in Knitting Mills to Resume fight has dropped the Buffalo N Y Feb 11 Rung States senatorial Teoy NY Feb 9 It is reported this city is authority for the statement Bros furniture warerooms at No 14G matter The committee decided that that the Victor knitting mills at Co bhat President Cleveland will take a Broadway near Michigan street were Senator Squire and Representative hoes which has been shut down sev trip around the world Warner consulted about votes and the eral weeks will resume operationi liter the inauguration immediately almost completely destroyed by fire of his succes¬ Wednesday night The total loss is use of money but there was no evi this week employing 900 hands sor 50000 of which 30000 is on building jdence to show that money was paid o A BX GOV JOHN T LONG 1471 deaths during the year 206 of which occurred outside the homes About 80 per cent of these members 3141 in 1894 There were looks like parchment Mr Adams now has an idea that new skin will come and the wrinkles disappear He is enjoying excellent health and believes he has many years yet to live He weighs 198 pounds is 5 feet 9 inches tall and his shoulders are but lit-¬ tle stooped He drinks no coffee tea or alcoholic stimulants and for ten years CHESBROCGn GenIPass AgtCincinnati0 he has been rising regularly at 530 a m summer and winter and walking a Tue greatest obligation of the parent to 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FEBRUARY 12 1897 si T r lETTY EOUPtTHCONGEESS - THE SQUADRON The Ships Encountered a Terrible Storm Off the Carolina Coast Lives Lost Charleston S ft Feb 9 The -- Second Session Washington Feb a b en ate The bouse bnl to prohibit the sale of intoxicating liquor in the capital was taken up and discussed Tut went over without action The conference report upon the ininiijjratioa bill was dis agreed to and a new conference ordered The Nicaragua canal bill was taken up and the re ¬ mainder of the days session was occupied bj Mr Vilas in opposition to it this being the fourth day of his speech House Consideration of the bill makine appropriations for the expenses of the Dis trict of Columbia for the year ending June 30 1898 engaged the attention of the house Thursday to the exclusion of almost all other business and at adjournment it was still the unfinished business The further conference asked by the senate upon the immigration bill was agreed to and conferees were appointed Among the few bills passed in the course of the day were the following Grant- ¬ ing right of way through the Gila river reservation in Arizona to the Hudson Reservoir ana canal Co granting a pension of 550 a month to the widows of Gen J B Carr and Gen John Huff Washington Feb 6 Senate The vacan- ¬ cy which has existed in the senate since the 4th of March 189G by reason of the failure of the Delaware legislature to elect a senator from that state was filled Friday by the admission of Mr Richard R Kenney whose credentials in due form were presented by Mr Gray dem DeL and were accepted as prima facia evidence of his right to the seat The Nicaraguan bill was taken up and speeches in opposition to it were made by Senators Allen pop Neb and Caf fery dem La Afterwards some fifty pen sion bills and some 25 other unobjected to house bills wero taken from the calendar and passed and the senate at C05 pm adjourned until Saturday House With a few interruptions the house applied itself Friday to the consideration of unfinished business and while thus engaged disposed of 60 odd private pension bills Among them were bills granting pensions of 50 a month to the widow of Gen Erastus A Taylor to Edwin G Spoffordof the 35th Massa- ¬ chusetts infantry to Shuball Gould of the 8th Iowa Hans Johnson of the 27th Iowa to Maj Gen Julius A H Stahel to the widow of Gen Matthew P Trumbull and of 30 a month to the widow of the late Gen and Gov W H Stoneman of California Reports were pre- ¬ sented and ordered printed upon the contest- ¬ ed election cases of Benoit vs Boatner from the Fifth district of Louisiana the second from that district in this congress of Hop ¬ kins vs Kendall from the Tenth Kentucky district and of Beattie vs Price from the Third Louisiana district all in favor of the sitting member The conference report on the military academy appropriation bill was agreed to Washington Feb 8 Senate Another installment of the speech of Senator Thurs on rep Neb on his colleagues resolution designed to prevent the judicial sale of the Union PaciJic railroad property occupied the time or the senate up to 2 pm Saturday The Nicaragua canal bill was allowed to go over inforraallv in order to pass bills on the calen- ¬ dar that were unobjected to Some 15 of them were passed House The house Saturday in committee of the hoic concluded consideration of the bill making appropriations for the expenses of the District of Columbia for the year ending June 30 1898 and then passed it But few amendments and those unimportant were made to it The bill to amend the Wil- ¬ son tariff act so as to permit the treasury off- ¬ icials to sell forfeited opium to the highest bidder and not require them to secure the amount of the duty 810 a pound was passed Washington Feb 9 Senate Practically the whole of Mondays session of the senate took place behind closed doors the question under consideration being the treaty A concurrent resolution for the withdrawal of a bill from the President ow ¬ ing to tho discovery of a substantial error in it led Mr Hill to question the constitution- ¬ ality of such proposition and the matter went over for further consideration House Mondays session of the house of representatives was taken up almost wholly in the consideration of business relating to the District of Columbia None of them were of more than local interest or importance The copy of the returns of the votes of the several states for presidential electors which the law directs shall be sent to the speaker were laid before the house and will remain on the table until the official canvass of the vote ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ J -- Anglo-Americ- an United States warships New York Maine Columbia Amphitritfs and Mar blehead arrived off Charleston bar Monday after a terrible experience with the storm which swept the south Atlantic coast Friday and Saturday The Cruiser Columbia and the battle ship Maine were sig hted from Sullivans island early in the forenoon and the flagship New York the monitor Amphitrite and the cruiser Marble head steamed into view later the flagship being- the last of the squadron to reach an anhorage to the north of the Chareston All five of the veslightship sels are now at anchor about two miles off the bar Admiral BunceV fleet ran straight into the teeth of a terrific storm Friday night The war ships were 40 miles off the North Carolina coast and well below Hatteras and while the officers are as usual unwilling- to discuss their experience it is known that both ships and men were in great periL When the fleet was visited by a representative of the United Associated Presses Monday it was learned that the actual casualties consisted of four lives eight men seriously injured and minor injuries to all the vessels themselves The battle ship Maine had five of her men over board three of them losing- their lives The Marblehead lost one man killed and six injured The Marblehead lost Ship Carpenter Strawhat who was dashed to death by the sea His body was saved and bur ied at sea Sunday Seven of the carpenters gang- who were at work on the sea anchor were hurled against the superstructure of the ship by the sea and more or less injured The New York the Columbia- the Amphitrite and the Maine were off the coast below Hatteras and about 40 miles out when the storm began to gather The admiral signaled from the New York for the ships to stand The storm was blowing together from the southeast It steadily increased during the night and the four ships were separated So heavily did the New York roll that the big eight inch guns in the turret were lashed down with heavy hawsers as a precaution During- the storm a heavy sea rolled over the stern and the aft companion way was flooded with water which went down into the officers quarters The g un ports and torpedo tubes also let the water in there was plenty of water inside The Wm boatswain Anderson while on the forward deck was struck from his feet by a sea and injured by being- dashed aft Naval Cadet Castle man while on the forward quarter- ¬ deck also lost his footing- and was about to go over the side when he managed to seize a lifeline and save himself When the sea was shipped astern the sounding- apparatus was knocked to flinders and one of the officers near- ¬ ly dashed over the side When morning came the Maine was sig hted and spoken The battleship it is believed had the most trying- ex- ¬ perience of the fleet ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ CRETAN WAR B The St Petersburg Press Blames Grpal DEALER IN The Torpedo Boat Vesuvius is to Be Britain The Situation in Crete HoS Not Changed For tho Better JSuEw York Feb 11 the Blockade Runner A dispatch tc Furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses the Herald from St Petersburg says The tone of the press has taken a sud Etc She Ha Been Ordered From Iieasrae Is den change First attacking- Turkey of South Carolina land The Governor Special attention given to Undertak ¬ for the Cretan troubles the Russian General Assembly and Other Distin ¬ ing and Repairing guished Persons to Be Presont papers are now equally sure that Eng ¬ land is at the bottom of all The Paris Ky Charleston S C Feb 10 All ef- Moscow Viedomosti says itOut of the Main Street forts made by newspaper correspond- English intrigues comes the Cretan ents to board the warships off Charles- troubles O The ton bar Tuesday were futile The Novoe Vremya thinks it is not Fern came up to the city for mail and necessary to look to Constantinople or provisions and the Marblehead was Athens but to London for the cause lying off the Battery but the otlier The St Petersburg Viedomosti in a ships were strung out to sea be¬ frantic article sees Englands hand in yond the jetties for a distance the Cretan risingTHE VERY BEST The cruiser Co oi eight miles OLX RELIABLE PROMPT- lumbia which is furthest out is PAYING from 16 to 18 miles from the on Tuesday morning Early sity some signalling- was done from the flagship New York and in consequence the ships began to move from the north to the south of the harbor The battleship Maine anchored a little to the south of the lightship which stands Short St Bet Broadway and Mill -S THE WHITE SQUADEON GEO W DAVIS THE PAGE COILED SPRING W0VE8 WIRE FENCE ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ W HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance MILLER kIISS59SSHW COLLINS Agents Paris Kentucky HOW IT IS MADE - This is a smcoth fence that will turn any kind of stock It is made from the best hard steel drawn specially for tbi purpose The large steel wires forming the horizontal bars are first coiled around a finch rod thus practically becoming COILED SPRINGS their entire length These are securely tied together by 18 cross bars to the rod The cross ban are best quality of annealed wire ¬ - NON UNION LEXINGTON HOTEL REED IK Proprietor wrapped ihree galyanized horizontal bar around each ITS ADVANTAGES timei ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ - just six miles out from Ft Sumpter The Fern lies behind the Maine the New York is half amile further south Half way across the main channel is the monitor Amphitrite and beyond her and out to sea is the Columbia It is supposed here that the ships have taken these stations with a view to effectually guarding- the south entrance to the harbor and that furthei arrivals the Indiana and Massachusetts for instance will be placed to the north The Dolphin was nowhere in svidence Tuesday and it is believed that she has sailed south possibly tc relieve the Newark at the mouth oi the St Johns river The battleships Indiana and Massachusetts are expected to arrive off the bar Wednesday - ¬ ¬ Being a self regulator it is always ready for business slacks up for 30 James Connors - - below as cheerfully as it takes a new grip for 90 in the shade gently but a runaway team to Rates 2 And 250 Per Day firmly persuades reconsider its action An unruly bull is safe as a canary in its cage it saith thus far shalt One hundred good rooms Electric unto the festive hog lights hot and cold baths barber shop thou go The fierce wind and drifting snow pass by and it heeds them not and Postal telegraph office etc 21jy96 ly There is no terror in the locomotive spark The trespasser is not led into PRINCE GEORGI PASHA BEROVITCH The New Christian Governor of Crete OF SAMOS 10 - ¬ - - - ¬ ¬ - - is made Wednesday r Washington Feb Senate Tuesday as on Monday the senate spent nearly the viiw j time of its Rcssion in wrestling behind closed doors over the arbitration treaty During the transaction of the routine morning business the concurrent resolution introduced Monday by Mr Pettigrew sil S D withdrawing from the president a bill passed by both houses in relation to the tim ¬ ber culture law was taken up and passed A joint resolution was offered and referred look- ¬ ing to the payment of some 57000 to employes of the government printing office for leave of absence which they did not have since 1887 House President Cleveland was overruled by the house Tuesday in the matter of vetoes of two pension bills They were for the bene ¬ fit of Rachel Patton and Caroline Mowatt widows of soldiers who had re married and lost their second husbands After a brief de- ¬ report on the conference bate the was agreed immigration to bill 217 to 37 This makes the third distinct proposition on that subject that the house has passed Senate amendments were con- ¬ curred in to the bill giving preference rights for purchasers under the homestead law or at private entry to bone fide purchasers of swamp lands voted to state of Mi sissipni in O lio aid of the construction of the Mobile railroad and afterward restored to the puoltc 10 domain teTu1 frv Before the senate left its chamber Wednesday to partici- ¬ pate with the house of representatives in the solemn formalitv of counting iho electoral votes for president ind vice president of the seas United States the only matter which came up The Amphitrite Maine Columbia for consideration was Mr Tillman a dem and Marblehead were sighted in the amplifying and classifying bill SC The the existing law as to the right of morning- in the order mentioned to seize intoxicating Marblehead was laboring heavily and state authorities 11 Washington Feb Senate The rushing waters carried his body d verboard Two men jumped after him as he was carried away They were the Seaman John Brown and the Marine Alex Nelson In trying- to save their messmate they lost their lives for they too were carried out into the mount ¬ ains of black water Charles Hassell was washed overboard at the same time When these four men went Dverboard Wm J Creelman a lands ¬ man was standing- on the poop deck He saw the upturned face of C lvozel floatingby Creelman dove over the stern and struck Dut to save him In the meantime two life buo3Ts had been thrown over Hassel g ot one of them Brown Nel son and Kozel disappeared and the brave Creelman was struggling- far from the buo3T intended for him Hassel saw him and reached him in time to save his life The Maine was brought around in the storm and a from lifeboat lowered the Naval Cadet Gherard was starboard put in command of the six men The boat only got a few yards from the ship when she was overturned and seven more men were in the water The men were rescued with life lines The lifeboat was lost as were one or more of the ships boats These were all torn from their davits by the heavy - Friday night the assistant apprentice lvozel was struck by a terrible sea and his life dashed out of him ¬ - ¬ - ¬ into the state It liquors brought was strenuously opposed by Senators Few and Vest ell rep N J Mills dem Tex Mo the senate returned to its After dem chamber the Nicaraguan canal bill came up as the unfinished business and Mr Morgan dem Ala recognizing tho impossibility of its passage this session withdrew it giving notice however that he would introduce it at the extra session and would press it to a vote The agricultural appropriation bill was then taken up and after some discussion was passed House The house joined Wednesday with the senate in witnessing the count of the elec- ¬ toral vote for president and vice president of the United States for the term beginning March 4 1897 and after the announcement of the result adjourned until Thursday In the hour prior to the assembling of the joint con- ¬ vention the fortification and the post office appropriation bills were reported and placed on the calendar A senate bill was passed authorizing the several courts of appeals to make tables of dues and charges which the supreme court of the United States shall make uniform as nearly as possible Senator Elect Mason of Illinois Danger ¬ ously JU uk r Senator elect suffering- from William E Mason is that very dangerous affliction nervous Three days ago Mr Ma prostration Chicago Eeb 11 - ¬ son family physician Dr A W Gray was called and pronounced the senator sleet a very sick man Dr Gray in speaking- of his patients condition said Mr Mason returned from Springfield thoroughly exhaust ed lie kept up for some time but the collapse come finally He has been forbidden to see anv cne - went home from his office and toot to his bed completely prostrated The first class The Columbia Marblehead and Amphitrite came down the coast tog ether after the storm The reason the New York did not arrive until af-¬ ternoon is explained by the fact that she turned back and went almost to Hatteras looking- for the Monitor The No Hljjh Hats In Baltimore Theaters Marblehead came up to the city Mon Baltimore Feb 10 The city counday afternoon Exactly what amount of injury the cil passed anof ordinance prohibiting wearinghead various vessels themselves sustained the a penalty of 5 gear at theaters under during- the storm can not be stated JGx Gov Lonjr Secretary of the Navy Coal River Rising Canton O Feb 10 The St Albans W Va Feb 9 Coal that Ex Gov John D Long- statemenl had beer river is rising- rapidly and by nig ht definitely fixed upon for secretary oJ will be higher than for several years All the logs will come out and nearly the navy was confirmed by Maj himself Tuesday eveninghalf a million dollars is at stake The McKinley be no departure irom this will New Gauley Greenbrier Elk and There assignment of the navy portfolio Poca rivers are all rising- and there will less the entire cabinet slate should unbe be big- water in the Kanawha within rearranged at the last moment the next 4S hours - trite but she rode out the storm and as far as can be learned no lives were lost On board the Maine a board of inquiry reported on the loss of the three mem They highly commended Creelmans brave attempt to rescue Kozel He will be recommended for a life savers medal of the had out all her oil bags Grave fears bad been entertained for the Amphi ¬ ¬ - According to reports received from the island of Crete during- the past 24 hours the situation has not changed for the better The morningChrisis spreading It is known that the Vesuvius hat revolution in most cases and the under fighting tians are been ordered away from League island the flag- of Greece and as she is to be the blockade run of the foreign men- ner it is thought that she will come ofThe commandersoff Canea persuaded war now lyingdown the coast under her own orders af the commander of the Greek squadron ter all the big ships are in position and to salute the Turkish flag- The Greek try to run in the harbor undetected commander was also given to under ¬ This is supposition but it is at least stand that the bombardment of Canea possible and probable or of troops would under Efforts to get some detailed state no the landing circumstances be permitted King ment of the injuries done the ships George and his ministers are now in during- the storm have been of no avail the accord on The Marblehead when up to the city perfect policy and the subject of has a royal decree Cretan gave little evidence of injury her su the effect that perstructure was battered somewhat been published to warships shall all be available Greek but as one stood upon her deck she put into commission and requiring- that looked little the worse for wear them be sent Tuesday morning a gig- came ashore several ofpossible delay to Crete with from the United States Cruiser Mar the least The element in the legblehead carrying- the six men whe islativeconservative opposed to the polis chamber were injured on the ship during the icy of seizing- the island in defiance of passage doing the coast Ambulance conveyed the wounded men to the the powers They argue that Greece the island All are should not attempt to annexsupport Marine hospital of this city of until she is assured of the doing well and will probably be able some one of the great powers They to rejoin their ships before the block claim further that Europe is not preade is over to sanction anything that might At a meeting of the city council oi pared to impel the Turkish problem to¬ Charleston held Tuesday nig ht an in serve It is posvitation was extended to the governoi ward solution at this timewarships of of South Carolina and the general as sible they assert that the oher nations will co operate in resembiyto visit the city on the ISth establishing- if not maintaining- peace yhen Secretary Herbert and Adm Bunce and the officers of the fleet are and that King- George may be served to be entertained by the citizens anc with notice that he must not override commercial bodies A special trail the European guarantee of Turkish reis placed at the disposal of the forms on the island of Crete On the other hand the radical elegovernor and the legislature bj ment insist that Crete should be an the South Carolina and Georgia railway This will be utilized in bringi- nexed to Greece without delay and in At any rate ng- the visitors to Charleston froir spite of all opposition Columbia On the 18th a public dinnei they assert an aggressive stand may will be given by the chamber of com- force the whole Turkish situation Greece of which cover merce and among the guests will be under Secretary Herbert of the navy Adm can obtain possession of Crete Bunce and other distinguished guests A PITTSBURGH LAWYER A public reception will be held by Ma3or Smith and at night a ball will Being Considered in Connection With the Attorney Generalship be given the visitors Canton O Feb 11 Cabinet specu- ¬ THE FAMINE BELT lation took a fresh start Wednesday In India is 130O Miles Long and 400 with the arrival of P H Knox the Miles Wide Terrible Tales of Suffer well known Pittsburgh lawyer who is ing now being- considered in connection Jabalpur India Feb 10 An exam with the attorney generalship Mr ination of central India shows that Knox doubtless came by invitation for the famine is prevailing in an area he is aware that he had been suggested larger than has been affected in a cen for a cabinet position and under such tury and it is likely that the mor- circumstances ho could not with protality resulting from the scarcity priety visit Canton unless requested to of food and attendant diseases do so by the president elect Mr will exceed that of any previous Knox is less than fifty years of age famine within a hundred years and has one of the largest and most The details of the disaster are lucrative law practices in Pennsylhorrible to contemplate Medical vania and is already a man of large He is supported by the attendance for the sick is inadequate means and many lives that mig ht otherwis best people of the community in be saved are thus sacrificed The poor all lines of business and indus houses are filled to overflowing and trial and professional life and is there is a continual stream of applica- understood not to belong to either factions for admission which have to be tion of the republican party in Pennrefused from those who feel that the sylvania The belief is general here aid sought for is the oniv thing that that he is being much more seriously will save them from certain but lin- considered for the cabinet than Col J gering- death J McCook of New York Maj Mc emaciation of some of the suf- Kinleys first caller Wednesday morn Te ferers almost passes belief It does ing was Congressman elect E L Hamnot seem possible that human beings ilton of Niles Mich He discussed could reach such a condition and still state matters and patronage in his dis live are Instances numerous trict and the tariff Victor M Gore where adults weigh less than of Boston Harbor Mich was also a Q pounds and they present the caller appearance of skin covered skeletons Canton O Feb 11 There is no which in fact they are A fresh food truth in the report that Senator Sher supply in the rice districts is impossi- man will not leave the senate and will ble to be obtained until September by not become secretaxy of state for the which time unless aid is forthcoming reason that it is thought Gov Bushnell from some source the deaths will reach may not appoint Mr Hanna to the a frightful number senate Among- the president elects The famine belt is 1300 miles long callers Wednesday morning were C C and 400 miles wide and among- the Shayne of New York Chas B Smith dense population there is only a com- and J W Vandervoor of Parkers paratively small percentage that is burc W Va Gen Horace Porter left not affected by the great calamity for Washington Wednesday Athens Feb - ¬ ¬ - ¬ - ¬ - ¬ - temptation and the rail stealers Voo The hired man and cupation is gone IF aJLjIj the lagging tramp alike scorn it proffer- ¬ Like the model housewife FULL stock of Fruit and Ornamental ed shade supported it is always neat Grape Vines Small Fruits when well Asparagus and everything for the and tidy POSTS Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- ¬ THREE POSTS to the 100 FEET ploy no agents Try us on prices and Economy is not our sole object in Bee the difference between those of a ap- placing posts for farm fence at the un grower and dealer Catalogue on usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart plication to Farmers say the closer the posts th H F HILLENMEYER That may apply to Lexington Ky better the fence 20oct common fences but depending largely on its elasticity we prefer the long lawns yards panel For cemeteries etc they should of course be nearer 12 to 20 feet is not objectionable ¬ TREES TREES 1896 ¬ - ¬ We have completed and are now building a lot of this fence for Bourbon farmers and you can examine into its merits for yourself Estimates cheerfully furnished You llUaV - - J ¬ ¬ - the fence or we will contract to do the whole job If you are needing any fence see us We vill save you money ana stiii Duna you xne Desr ience niaue Respectfully COLLINS MILLER UUU IAIJ W MOW uuu - iw - Paris Ky The Page Wire Fence In Bourbon ¬ Millersburg Ky May 4 93 Collins Ageuts Messrs Miller Woven Wire Fence on my farm for about eighteen months and am well pleased with it It has proved to be all dealing There is none in tho world that can equal that is claimed for it It turns all kinds in mechanical construction durability of working parts fineness of finish beauty in appcaranceprhas of stock and is as tight as it was the day as many improvements as the MEW HOftftE it was put up and has stood some severe WRITE FOR CIRCULARS tests A horse of one of my neighbors The New Home Sewing Machine Co fell across the fence a few months ago CbakgeMab3 Boston Hass 28 Union Squash NT and was not taken off for several hours Chicago Irx Sr Louis Mo DalasThx3 San Francisco Cal Atlanta 6a but when taken off the fence went back FOR SALE QV to its place all right with the exception of a few staples During the storm of COOK WINN Paris Ky April 24th a good sized tree was blown across the fence and bent it down to th U S REVENUE STAMPS TOUTED ground As soon as the tree was cast off the fence went up all right and wai BYas good as ever with the exception of T I Green County Clerk Mt Olivet Ky one broken wire and a few staples out MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE for a mere sonj Bny from reliable manufacturers that have trained a reputation by honest and square -- ¬ ¬ Do not be deceived by allariap advertisements end think yon can get the Dest rondo finest finish and Gentlemen I have had the Page Paris Kentucky - -- - ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ - ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ Shane for Postmaster General - - Chicago Feb 11 The Tribunes Washing ton special says C C Shane of New York has been selected for postmaster g eneral F itznimrnons Starts for the West New York Feb 11 Bob Fitzsim mons left this city Wednesday afterOhio railroad noon on the Baltimore for Carson City Nev accompanied by I want to buy for cash the following TJ S Revenues either canceled or uncanceled at the prices annexed when stamps ure sent in good condition Each 5 cents 1 cent Express red Imperforate 1 cent Express red part perforate 5 cents 1 cent Playing Cards red imperforate50 cents 1 ant Playing cardsredpart perforate30 cents 1 cent Proprietary redpart perforatel0 cents 0 cents 1 cent Telegraph red imperforate 2 cent Bank Check bluepart perforate 5 cents 5 cents 2 cent Certificate blue imperforate 2 cent Certflcate blue full perforate10 cents 2 cent Certiflcateorangef ull perforatelO cents 5 cents 2centExpress blue imperforate JO cents 2 cent Express blue part perforate 2 cent Playing cardsbluelmperforate50 cents 10 cents 2 cent Playing cards orange 2 cent Proprietary blue imperforate15 cents 2 cent Proprietar3Tbluepart perforatelO cents 2 cent Proorietaryorangefull pefrote15 cents S cent Playing cardgreenimperforateS2 S cent playing cardgreenf ull perrte 20 cents 3 cent Telegraph green imperforatel0 cents 4 cent Playing cardviolet perforate50 cents 4 cent Proprietary violetpart perfoatelO cents 10 cents 5 cent Express red imperforate 10 cents 6 cent Playing card red perforate 10 cents 5 cent Proprietary perforate 6 cent Proprietary orange perforate So 10 cent Bill of Ladingblue imperfotelo cents 10 cent Bill of Ladingbluepart perte5 cents cO cents 2o cent Bond imperforate 40 cent Inland Exchangeimperforate75 cents SI 25 50 cent Probate of Will imperforate 70 cent Foreign exchangegreenimate90 centr SI 51 Life Insurance imperforate SI 10 SI Manifest imperforate SI 25 SI Mortgage full perforate 1 00 Passage Ticket imperforate I 50 1 30 Foreign exchangeorange imate 3 00 4 00 1 90 Foreign Exchange maroon 5 00 3 50 Inland Exchange imperforate 7 00 5 00 Probate of Will imperforate 30 00 20 00 Probate of Will imperforate 1 50 1 30 Blue and Black 1 60 Blue and Black 2 00 3 cent Black and Green proprietary 15 cents o cents 6 cent Black and Green proprietary 10 cent Black and Green proprietary x 5f 3o 50 cent Black a a lireen proprietary 5 00 1 00 Black and Green proprietary 15 00 5 00 Black and Green proprietary to buy old canceled postage lalso wish stamps aud stamped envelopes of any and all denominations from 1840 to 1S75 for which 1 will pay liberal prices Address T L GliEEN Connty Clerk Mt Olivet Ky Notf The above named stamps can be found on Deeds Mortgages Notes Receipts Agreements Bank Check etc from 18GI to 187o also on Proprietary Medicines Matches etc Tne foregoing ofler is genuine made In good faith aud will be carried out to the let ¬ ter in every instance when I receive the stamps I have mentioned in good order Reference Mt Olivet Deposit Bank or any official of Robertson county T Ii Green County Clerk I am so well pleased with the feno that I am going to put up more of it Respectfully right away 5my tf Wii Becraft We are prepared to furnish at rea ¬ sonable prices locust posts by the car- ¬ load Delivered at your nearest rail ¬ road station COLLINS MILLER 4 of place locust POSTS CLOTHES GLEANED k REPAIRED and Work done on shore department notice Our prices are lower than others and we will do your work right PARIS FURHISH1HB AHD a first class have WEcleaning employed to takepressing experienced tailor charge repairing of our TAILOBIHG CO 24mar tfj H S STOUT Manager W W DUDLEY BILL POSTERS PARIS KY All Kinds of Posting Distributing Promptly Attended To CO JEtc TOWN LOT FOR SALE foot lot in Williams ad ¬ well located Will be sold at low price on four payments one- fourth cash balance in three equal pay- ¬ ments at six twelve and eighteenLL care Thb- months Address A42ixll0 - News Paris Ky - - ¬ - ¬ - - ¬ - London Feb 10 Through the colscaffolding- of a viaduct on to a dispatch received Monday from lapse of the a railroad in Cornwall Washington Secretary of the Treasury fell a distance of 150 Tuesday 12 mer feet and wert Carlisle has definitely decided to locats killed in New York city ¬ Carlisle TFill Locate in New York Louisville Ky Feb 9 According Twelve Dashed to Death - Martin Julien Dan Hickey his spar ¬ The ring partner and Ernest Eober party will stop at Omaha Denver and Salt Lake City and give sparring- ex-¬ hibitions - Ward Beecher is at midnig ht reported to be resting- comfortably She has - Mrs Boeeher Resting Comfortably Stamford Ct Feb 11 Mrs Henry haadinain fain rr -- Cant tell von nil ahnnt tlin new Ktrlaa riiniie n hjuntlfni 1m mElAH V- - had no fainting spells since early Wednesday morning- I3r08ei-r - - wSi - vtt4w J - - if Iaw iu b auijcrjor- quamv unci line WOrkmanshln nf mir crnnda in Catalog Thin la larg-ZVJiXtlZZ sa iur ustz ui ii contains abont anonfres the cost V and Wcfeave dcd aM itmer iJn LSiyou canave one vw lJTANtTE -j vw xiubuuiAtii ULUU ZZTZ ZL Z niRHTifiir rr M- SWB --- ftnnii 9air-- - - uT - - J j - v a - i r ip V- - - A if fj f If If 1 - jf 4 THE BOURBON NEW SRID AY FEBRUARY 12 1897 High Priced Horses ANNOUNCEMENTS r ijfj I iSf nig ROYAl Prices ruled higher Tuesday at the Lexington horse sale 73 horses bringing 25565 an average of 350 The best sales were UJli5K- 4M A FOR JUDGE - W AKlK POWDER J Emma Offutt 211 J br m 6 by Gambetta Wilkes dam by Mambrino Startle John F Dingee Brooklyn Margarette 215 rn f by Eagle Bird dam by Young Jim Asa Spahr Win2700 chester Miss Lena b f 4 by John G Car- ¬ lisle dam by Olmedo Wilkes H C ¬ Emulsion elements that go to nourish is made up of trie most essentia 3025 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 NEWTON MITCHELL THE PEOPLES GROCER Buyers of Groceries are not forced to go to prices because - the action of the Democratic party FOR CIRCUIT CLERK cutate stores for low 1800 House Pittsburg Pa Dick Hubbard 212 b gM 7 by Al landorf dam by George Wilkes E S 800 Bean Winchester Ky the body Where the appetite is varying or lacking it in ¬ creases it and where digestion is weak it aids it to perform E its function in a more vigorous Absolutely Pure Mary Beaufort 223 br f 3 by Golden Slope dam by SeDtinel Wilkes J E Hubinger New Haven Conn 1200 way It enriches the hlcod Timorah 219 blk m by Princeton Celebrated for its great leavening strength and healthfuluess Assures the dam by Nutwood J EL Thayer Lex ¬ food against alum and all forms of adul- ¬ ington 1000 Property of Mrs Mary L Rogers teration common to the cheap brands Ettie Baron br f 3 iby Baron Hoyal Baking Powder CO New YOrk Wilkes dam by Bellwood M Bower man Lexington 1700 Property of Sidney G Clay 1aris Nydia Wilkes 211 b tM by Baron THE SOUBBQH HEWS Wilkes dam by Nutwood j 5 J Look 810 Louisville Ky Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Property of J T Hedges Petrel rn g by Cyclone dam by Jay Published every Tuesday and Friday by 450 Bird W J Thompson Boston 3 by Wilton dam by CHAMP WALTER Fraulien br f Editors and Ownert Sentinel Wilkes R C Estill Lexing ¬ BEUfJE MILLER payable Iq t7i Make all Checks Qvdey q makes healthy flesh and cures chronic coughs and colds by making it possible for the body to resist disease Our friends tell us IT Works Wonders but we never like to over state the merits of our remedy even when it has been tested arid tried for over twenty fivey ears If you will ask for it we will send you a book telling you more about the subject than we can put in a iew woros i Go to your druggist for Scotts Emul- sioa Two sises 50 cts and lO0 SCOTT BOWNE We are authorized to announce Chas Butler as a candidate for Circuit Clerk subject to the action of the Demo- ¬ cratic party We are authorized to announce T Hart Talbot as a candidate for Circuit offered by them on same class of goods I have an excellent Ilcrk subject to the action of the Democratic party plete line of 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 Will leet Any Prices as- and com- - FANCY STANDARD GOODS BRAZIL PECANS -- Champ Money Orders etc Milibr Yesterday Postmaster General Wil ¬ son was elected President of AVashing ton and Lee University at Lexington Va The sports now look upon Nevada as their promised land and a plan is on foot to lobby a lottery bill through the Legislature A Stanford minister preached on Peter as a Fisherman and Modern Annaniases Sunday He evidently an- ¬ ticipates the opening of the Spring fish- ¬ ing season said that President Cleveland will make a tour of the world after his retirement from office and that he wilj be accompanied by several members of his present official family The formal count of the electoral vote for President and Vice President took place Wednesday in the Senate cham ¬ ber in the presence of the House and Senate The count was without inci- ¬ dent and the announcement of the re sult at the end of the count was the official notice to McKinley and Hobart of their election As officially stated the vote was For President McKin- ¬ ley 271 Bryan 176 For Vice Pres Hobart 271 SeWell 149 Watson 27 See dispatch on second page ¬ ¬ It is I v ident 5 SCINTILLATIONS ft- An Interesting Jumble Of News And Comment A Continental Musicale will be given at Georgetown on the 22d Sam Jones will lecture in Richmond on Monday night Manhood and Money The public schools at Versailles and Shelbyviile have closed on account of - scarlet fever Ballard of Winchester ad-¬ vertises that he wants 500 red foxes and will pay S3 each A movement is on foot at Louisville to organize a distillery pool to include every distillery in Kentucky Col Thos Sherley is working the scheme The directors of the Lexington and Danville turnpike in which the State owns an interest have offered to sell to Garrard county at 2000 a mile that part of the road lying in Garrard county Mrs Saie D Baldwin relinquished her right to admiuiste- - on estate of her husband Robt L Baldwin and W W Baldwin qualified as administrator with N Cooper as surety John Worthing ton Jas N Kirk and T J Pickett were appointed appraisers The Court of Appeals will this morn- ¬ ing decide on the petitions for a rehear- ¬ ing in the Jackson and Walling cases It is thought that the petitions will be overruled and the mandates of the court will then be issued at once and the cases go into the hands of the Governor who will fix the day of the execution George J v t ti r- - r i f I i - S v F - Wrights Celery Tea- regulates the liver and kidneys cures constipation - and sick headache 25c at all druggists BALTIMORE CAN AND BULK OYSTERS We are authorized to announce Ed 190 D Paton as a candidate for re election ISGRIG TURKEYS Gray filly 4 by Simmons dam by set with emeralds is coiled three times as Clerk of the Bourbon County Court 150 Strathmore J4 Murphy subject to the action of the Democratic Willamone 2i25 b m 8 by Bourbon atonnd the right arm party MF Wilkesj dam by Strathmore Philadelphia 205 Smith 5he Wbrlds famous soprano Mme Gray gelding 5 by Belmontonian FOR JAILER Nordica will give a grand concert at dam by Drennon J Murphy 225 i We are authorized to announce Property of J M Ward and J T the Lexington Opera House to morrow Samuel T James as a candidate for Hedges night Mme Nordica is assisted by Jailer subject to the action of the Verona b m 5 by San Gabriel dam Main St Opp Court House Paris Ky Wawona 219 by Bourbon Wilkes J Mme Sophia Barron Bertbod John C Democratic party Demsey and Isadore Luenstone This Murphy 360 We are authorized to announce W C by Judge Russell Mann and will be the musical and society event of b ones as a candidate for re election as Owned Douglas Thomas Jailer subject to the action of the the season at Lexington Morgan Wilkes blk g 9 by Bour ¬ Mr Jones candi- ¬ Democratic party bon Wilkes dam by Rebel W J dacy is in the interest of Mrs Landon A member of the feline tribe which is Ashbrook Thompson Boston 240 Owned by Douglas Thomas forever ostracised for olfactory reasons We are authorized to announce W H Lampton b g 5 by Cyclone dam invaded a wealthy home in the suburbs Boone as a candidate for Jailer sub 390 by Monroe Chief W J Young Owned by J E Clay and Douglas of Richmond several nights ago The ject to the action of the Democratic members of the house were aware of party Thomas Black filly 4 by Stammont dam the presence of the intruder but allowed We are authorized to announce Wm Now is the time to buy Carpets Rugs and Mattings Mahala 219 by Cyclone J M Merr it to depart in peace But the cat came L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of 225 ing Muncie Ihd Bourbon County subject to the action as I have a good lot to select from and my prices defy Bay filly 4 by Stammont dam Maid back jngt like the one in the song the of the Republican party competition I have a fine assortment of these goods and of Windsor by Peavine E F Miller very next night and again visited the We are authorized to announce John if 200 bedroom of the master of the house you will come in and look at them I am sure I can Property of H J Marbold Green- ¬ where it was killed The lady of the H Stewart as a candidate for Jailer subject to the action of the Democratic please you and it is no trouble for me to show them to field Ills and R G Stoner house is now away from home on a party Brown colt 2 by Baron Wilkes dam you Consider the prices which I quote below visit for obvious reasons by George Steck W J Young 155 We are authorized to announce Baron Jus- br c 3 by Baron Wilkes Joseph F Williams as a candidate for dam by St Just F J Smith Chatham Jailer subject to the action of the KARL THE PEDDLER 111 100 Democratic party Theatre gotrs note with pleasure the Brown filly by Baron Wilkes dam Belle Medium by Pilot Medium C P return of Chas Gardner the sweet sing ¬ FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY Hunt Memphis Tenn 175 ing German comedian who comes tp the Property of Thos Doolin Shawhan We are authorized to announce Bannermark 217 b s 9 by Victor Paris Grand Opera House tomorrow Clifton Arnsparger as a candidate for 5 oy night presenting that charming play re election as County Attorney subject von si8marcK aam moonngnt Alcyone W W Milam Maysville Ky With a clever to the action of the Democratic party Karl The Peddler f Remember the place and call early 675 bright plot a heart touching story and a We are authorized to announce Sam ¬ few sensational incidents it possesses uel B Rogers as a candidate for GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS all the elements of attractiveness that County Attorney subject to the action Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In will appeal to all classes of theatre goers of the Democratic party The Fover We are authorized to announce Denis The Gypsy encampment gives an Dundon as a candidate for County At- ¬ extraordinary chance for picturesque torney subject to SHADOWS OF A GREAT CITY the action of the Wednesdays Lexington header com- costuming and during the progress of Democratic party ments as follows upon Shadows of a the play Mr Gardner has a great chance Great City in which James R for the introduction of the songs that FOR ASSESSOR McCann a native of this city plays the have made him famous We are authorized to announce J U leading role The patrons of Crawford Bros shop Boardman as a candidate for Assessor L R She cells five act melo drama on Main street near Fifth enjoy a of Bourbon County subject to the entitled Shadows of a Great City had quiet quick and clean service by ex- ¬ action of the Democratic party its second presentation on the local stage pert barbers in the cosiest shop in Paris We are authorized to announce S D at the Lexington Opera House last night Baths in comfortable well equipped Clay as a candidate for Assessor of before a well pleased audience The bath rooms furnished at the pleasure of Bourbon County subject to the action play is a most excellent one and in the patrons tf of the Democratic party I hands of capable people such as appear- ¬ We are authorized to announce Gar ed last night it gives entire satisfaction Kenney The leading male character that of rett D of Bourbon as a candidate for County subject to Tom Cooper was given a most excel- ¬ Will Not PerformMiracles Assessor the action of the Democratic party portrayal by Mr James Bay lent McCann a young Kentucky actor who But Will Cure We are authorized to announce Wm OAK is at home in any part for which he is H Whaley as a candidate for Assessor cast The reading of his lines clever of Bourbon County subject to the ac- ¬ acting fine yoice and general stage aption of the Democratic party pearance shows him to be a close student We are authorized to announce Will in his profession and an actor of more G McClintock as a candidate for than ordinary ability The writer has Assessor of Bourbon County subject to kept pace with Mr McCann in his stage the action of the Democratic party career and has noted his advancement with pleasing interest His line of actWe are authorized to announce Archie ing has been varied it might be classed W Bedford as a candidate for Assessor general utility and he has always of Bourbon County subject to the proven himself a success in each of his action of the Democratic party ROUGH AND DEESSED LUMBER portrayals The leading female dual We are authorized to announce C L part of Annie Standish and Nellie Hough as a candidate for Assessor of was most excellently given by Miss Bourbon County subject to the action Julia Stuart and the characters of of the Republican party by W J Butler George Benson Biddy Ronan by Lizzie Kendall Mrs MILES RESTORATIVE NERVINE McCann and Jim Farren by Adra superintendent public schools cures nervous prostration Notmi- - for LeCroix were all finely given while We are authorized to announce Miss raculously but scientifically by first the balance of the support was fair removing the germs of disease and then Kate Edgar as a candidate for Taken in all last nights performance as Superintendent of Public Schools supplying healthy nerve food increasing is an opportunity to convince you that our work was a splendid one ¬ the appetite helping digestion and strength for Bourbon County subject to the can not be excelled ening the entire system Desperate cases action of the Democratic party require prolonged treatment as shown by We are authorized to announce Wm Marie Jansen will be a feature of that of Mrs M B Reed of Delta Iowa who E Williams as a candidate for Super ¬ Hoyt McKees company playing in writes As the result of a lightning stroke intend nt of Public Schools for Bourbon the physicians had a Charles H Hoyts new skit A Stranger paralysis my said I would light stroke of County subject to the action of the limbs all draw up I Democratic party in New York wouId have throbbings Dr MilCS ch m 4 by Bourbon Wilkes dam Maggie Prescott by Jim Monroe E F Miller Pennsylvania ton 185 Miss Mac FILBERTS authorized to announce ENGLISH WALNUTS George W Bowen as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the action of the V FINEST CHOCOLATE CANDIES Democratic party If elected Mr STICK AND MIXED CANDIES Bowens deputies will be W W CANDIED CHERRIES Mitchell and James Burkel CANDIED APRICOTS We are authorized to announce CANDIED PINE APPLES Brutus J Clay Jr with G W Judy and J Smith Clarke as deputies New York Cream Edam and Pine Apple Cheese Fancy Evaporated as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the Peaches Apricots Apples Prunes All kinds of Canned Fruits Sar ¬ action of the Democratic party We are FOR SHERIFF BANANNAS ORANGES MALAGA GRAPES C m New York dines Champgnion French Peas Bottled Pickle Catsup Etc for County clerk NEWTON MITCHELL I MARGOLENS ¬ CARPET SALE Brussels from 40 cts up Ingrains from 18 cts up Matting irom 9 cts up Rugs from 50 cts up H - 1 MHRGOLEN I Opp Court House PARIS KY ¬ WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED ¬ No Tobacco Hogsheads K I- - It WITH BEST INDIANA WHITE HOOPS ¬ WILL SE3LIL ¬ MmMk -- TARR TEMPLIN DR All We Want le-elec-ti- on We Are Working if - at 1- - Awarded A E Highest Honors Worlds Fair BR Arrnand Castelmkry dropped dead on the stage of the Metropolitan x Opera house at New York Wednesday night while singing the role of Tristano in Martha South Before The War Com- ¬ pany drew a good sized audience to the Grand Tuesday night but gave a very poor performance The few redeeming features were the contortionist several choruses and the Cakewalk The com jany is a large sized disappointment The WniliL 1 CREAM in my chest that seemed NCrVlH unendurable For three months I could not sleep TAcfnvoc IxCoLUl CS and for three weeks did not ciose my eyesTTpalth litcUlii prayed for sleep and felt 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 and from 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 Book on heart and nerves Medical Co Elkhart Ind free Dr Miles - For A Reputation guaranteed FOR POLICE JUDGE We are authorized to announce Wm Remington as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party Wt 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 And can not afford to turn out inferior work Give us a trial arid good work can gain your patron- ¬ age yours is insured Quick work and satisfaction BOURBON MM L1U1RY BRO party W M HINTON JR BRANCH OFFICE W M Hintons Jewelry Store Props 1 OFFICE AND WOltKS 137 129 SEVENTH ST PARIS KY FIFTY PEAR TREES FOR 100 MMNG 0WDHI MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD For Bent mann wears a great quantity of jewels Her feet are shod in sandals and her toes as well as her fingers are laden IHAVEiy acres of good pasture city of Paris which I de- with rings In her hair she wears a ossessia given March diamond coronet and a collar of pearls flFlSiJ11-Apply to 1097 with a necklace of Indian topaz below 5feb 3t it encircles her neck while a serpent ParisfKy - In her Trilby dance Adelaide Herr¬ Pasture Lata AD VERU81NG RATES Displays one dollar per Inch for first inser ¬ tion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents per Favorite 10 F Beauty 10 Idaho If dne each insertion Locals in blact type twenty cents per line each insertion you send in your order before February Fractions of lines count as full lines when STORY brick house on Upper running 15th I will include one Lincoln Core at Pleasant street adjoining the resi- ¬ Obituarlpsline rates thanks calls on less no seed no core Reference any cards of candi aatos resolutions of respect and matter of a dence of S S Clay - Apply to bank at this place Address like nature ten cents per line Geo A Riley 29sep tf A O ADAIR ¬ Farmers Grow your own Pear Trees For one dollar I will send you postage paid the following fifty pear trees all grafted on Japan Seedling Stock 10 E Harvest 10 Bartlett 10 C FOR RENT Greensburg Ind JiEatesgiven orilarge yearly cards advertise a 3--m- Vjj - i pSSfc r ir P I TF SI --- J 13 tf e - - i 5H W jii - M THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY H FEBRUARY 12 1897 I can not send her flowers of Spring to be a most destructive Se citteenih Year Established 1881 fire originated early Wednesday morn ¬ COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Nor opera sett nor dainty thing Not feven a little plain gold ring ing in John F Firths tin and stove THE NEWS MAN But I can love her En icicl at the Post office at Paris Kyt as store in Carlisle and resulted in the seco wiss mail matter can not books galore total destruction of the St Cloud Hotel Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At I castledsend her and lvric lore Of realms Firths tin store Poynteis photo gal- ¬ The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And The 8weetest8tory that I know 4 TELEPHONE NO 124 IsJthafc I love her lery George Motchs jewelry store and Elsewhere Thos Livas barber shop and greatly Mr Thos Hutohcraft is yery ill I can not sqndher wealth nor fame SUBSCRIPTION PRICES damaged the building and stock of Rat Maj J B Holladay has been ill for Nor jeweled crown nOr titled name Payable in Advance Shell be my dear old fashioned Dame groceries The losses aggre- ¬ several days Oneyear S2 00 Sixmouths 100 lin5 Bros And boTH love her news costs you cant even get a re ¬ gate about 25000 with an insurance of McClintock has If shadows linger long Miss Mamie Mamie port from a gun free of charge her way only 3 000 been ill for several days be as sunlight till the day Ill The Carlisle fire department proved Make all Checks Money Orders Etc Mr Jonas P Rucker of Maysville When all her paths are fair as May payable to the order of Champ powerless to subdue the flames and aid Miller Because I love her to was asked of the Paiis department and was in the city yesterday en route If heart achesnrist her eyes in tears Sunday will be St Valentines Day Mayor Yerkes sent over a steamer hose Lancaster on a visit my nearc win oe so near to ners Judge H C Howard was in Erank Shell f airerjgrow through fading years f etc on a special train which was fur ¬ Quarterly Court is in session this nished by the L N Good work was fort Tuesday on a business trip Because I love her week Mr W N Stockton of Maysville So wreaths of immortelles Ill twine done by the Paris company and they re- ¬ About her as I clasp her mine Lent begins March 3 Easter Snnday ceived many expressions of gratitude was a visitor in the city Tuesday And whisper Im your Valentine from Carlisles citizens The special Mrs R C Tucker and son visited occurs April 18th Because I lovje her direction of Train Mas ¬ relatives in Millersburg yesterday train under the ySara True E B Hedges has moved into his ter W H Anderson made the trip of Miss Bettie Remington is visiting newly purchased residence on East Third sixteen miles in twenty eight minutes OBITUARY her sister Mrs J W Fisher of Carlisle street Misi Mamie Spears will entertain Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory fc The Cuba Hat at J W Davis Of The Dead Several Paris men are willing to bet the Ladies Whist Club Tuesday after- ¬ Cos Dr CH Benton aged about sixty that neither Jackson or Walling will be noon hanged Nettie Skipped to Cincinnati Miss Mary Boyd of Harrison is years died Monday night near Old Edw Fothergill has accepted a There were troubles of various kinds visiting the family of Judge J Q Union The deceased was a surgeon in the Confederate army position at the Paris Telephone Ex ¬ within the ranks of The South Before Ward change Mr and Mrs Otis Myers of Lex ¬ Mrs Mary E Hutchcraft wife of H The War Company Monday at Mays ington are visiting at B G Patons in C Hutchcraft died at her home on Geo W Stuart has withdrawn from ville Before the performance Nettie Main street Wednesday afternoon at the county the race for County Clerk on the Repub- ¬ Paul one of the negro actresses left 315- - after a short illness of pneu- ¬ for Cincinnati and it is alleged that she Mrs Hickson and daughter Mrs lican ticket The deceased was fifty four took with her a valuable package that Lemon left last night for a visit in monia -years old and was a dutiful wife a lov The child of Emma belonged to some one else Manager Flemingsburg ing mother and a faithful Christian Thomas colored living on the West end Martell wired Chief Deitsch at Cincin- ¬ Mr Julius Purnell of this city woman a member of the Second of Eighth street has diphtheria nati to arrest her but at last accounts who has been very ill in Louisville is Presbyterian Church She is survived -she had not been captured After the much improved Henry Isgrigg has rented R B performance tis said that a war of by her husband and three children yes- ¬ Mrs Mrs Newton Mitchell returned Hutchcrafts residence on Mt Airy words occurred between Martell and Fanniebelle Sutherland Ben county Hutchcraft and Edw Hutchcraft all of terday from a visit in Woodford avenue and will shortly move into it several members of the company accompanied by her father Mr Gay this city She was the daughter of the Lost Tuesday between Paris and In this city Tuesday a member of the Mrs A T Forsyth arrived home late Thos Cunningham and was a sis- ¬ Sidney D Clays a cart spring Finder company had an execution served on Mr Louisville where she has ter of Thos and James Cunningham of will please leave at Mann Fnhrmans Martell for 1750 salary due him and to last night from son Mrs Wm Haley of Mr Julius Pur- ¬ this county recover his trunk Martell gave up the been visiting her stable Clintonville Mrs W O Shropshire of -trunk and gave bond for his appearance nell The countys rock crusher is bing here for trial Mr Julius Purnell of this city Harrison county and Isaac Cunning ¬ -moved to the vicinity of the Peacock who has been very ill at Louisville ham of Marshall Mo The funeral Rev Cadesman Pope Assigns distillery The willipus wallapus is where he is studying medicine is im- ¬ services will be held this afternoon at 230 by Rev E H Rutherford and Eld Cum ¬ now being used on the Hawkins Rev Cadesman Pope President of proving J S Sweeney at the Second Presby ¬ mins pike who has the Millersburg Female College made Miss Florence Dillard terian Church Burial at the Paris Attention is directed to the advertise ¬ an assignment yesterday to his son been visiting Misses Etta and Mamie cemetery The pall bearers will be Dr ment in another column of public sale Olin C Pope of Millersburg Rev McClintock returned Wednesday to W HKelly Dr Frank Fithian W on March 2 of 435 acres of fine land by Pope has been the honored President of Lexington Clay Shropshire Ike Shropshire Chas Miss Allie Morgan a handsome N Fitbiah W S Ray B F Bedford Jr also stock crop and the Millersburg Female College for about eleven years and is a member of Covington girl who is visiting relatives farm implements Read the ad the Methodist Conference The sched in Lexington spent Wednesday with On second and third pages the Charles- ¬ ule of his assetts and liabilities has the Misses Holladay on High street NUPTIAL KNOTS ton dispatches relate interesting ac- ¬ not yet been filed Editor John Bosleyof the Reporter Engagements Announcements counts of the naval demonstrations at And Sol- ¬ The assignment was precipitated by called on President elect Wm McKin emnizations Of The Marriage Vows The description of the the previous assignment of several of that point Ohio Heres Rufus Bennett and Miss Mary E storm at sea giyen on third page is Dr Popes endorseis on the purchase ley yesterday at Canton hoping that Bro Bosley is slated for a Rogersboth of this city were married especially graphic bonds of the college property good thing when the President be- ¬ yesterday afternoon in County Clerk The News is informed that the gins to deal out his favors Chas Thomas marshal of Millers Patbn1 s office at the court house by school will probably be continued the burg yesterday brought two negro boys Miss Anna Bright Croxton of Win- ¬ remainder of the scholastic year Will Turney 12 and Wm Preston chester is the guest of JAii H C Victor 14 to this city and placed them Bourbon Parties Sued Buckner near this city Miss Croxton The Guyer new Spring Style ¬ in jail They are charged with breakis rapidly winning prominence in liter- ¬ Mrs Sallie Y Henderson of Con ¬ J W DAVIS CO ing into the Presbyterian parsonage ary circles in Kentucky and her writ- ¬ Hat necticut has entered suit in the United ings over the nom de plume of Sara at Louisville against stockholders of the Southern What proved -- w V g Wr TIE BODBBOH HEWS Destructive Fire In Carlisle PERSONAL MENTION His Valentine A Read These Bargain Prices Mens finest Calf shoes 450 worth 550 Hens finest Tan shoes 450 worth 550 The above are the celebrated Stacy Adams makeH Boys Calf Shoes m Meils Wst Patent Leather shoes 475 worth 8600 ChildjS fine Kid Spring Heels size 8 to 10 Misses fine Kid Spring Heels size 11 to 2 Childs fine Kid Spring Heels size 5 to 7J 85c worth 12 100 to 2 00 worth 150 to 250 S100 worth Si 50 125 worth 175 These are only a few of the many Cash bargains we have to offen Oall early and get choice DAVI8THOMS0NdISGRM JijLSt 3Reoei-v-ec- l - -- SPRING STOCK HAMBURGS LACES WASH DRESS GOODS PERCALES WHITE GOODS ETC All new fresh goods 529 Main r S r six-year-o- ¬ ld V V Call and see them Ky I - jj Hj Staris CONDONS In order to close out jour stock we will sac- ¬ rifice everything in our store at unheard of prices l -- Strictly all wool Dress Goods in G D Corsets our specialtv novelty and plain styles always 50c and 1 00 worth double for this sale at 25c a yard Choice of our finest Dress patterns formerly 800 for this sale at 400 50c 75cr Judge-Howard-- -- Tl-H All our Underwear Blankets and ings Comforts will be closed out at 25c on Calicoes 3 and 5c the dollar Bleached Cotton good 5c Best Cotton made 8c New and full line of Table Linens 10 4 Peperell Sheeting 18c Towels and Napkins marked down 50 x per cent for this sale Notions of all kinds one half Ladies and Childrens full Seamless Hosiery 10 and 15c always sold at 25c Our Domestics are the very best brands in Calicoes Cottons and Sheet- ¬ V priced We still enlarge Portraits free of charge The Building and Loan Association of Knoxville of whom there are about 10 000 quite a number of whom reside in Bourbon will hold a meeting at Knox ville March 4 to endeavor to secure a plan of voluntary liquidation has of Hutchison of Popular bought of Davis Bros CB States Court Joshua Barton and several others who live in Bourbon county for foreclosure of a mortgage on some lands in this county The mortgage was given as security for a note of 6000 Before the action had been brought in Smith Plains the Kendall farm containing 253 acres and one of the best improved farms in Fleming County at 40 per acre Davis Bros take C B Smiths An Important Conveyance home farm of 84 acres of No 1 land well improved at 70 per acre as part Edward Shinners and wife conveyed payment to Harmon Stitt on Tuesday all of the real estate owned by them in this city Prof Herod Osborne a clever in consisting of their property on Main structor of the Terpsichorean art who Eighth and High streets and Lilleston successfully taught several classess Ayenue in trust to be applied to the pay- ¬ years ments of the debts owed by Edward city several this in ago was here Wednesday and Thurs Shinners Sr at the timj of his death day on a prospecting trip Prof and Edward Shinners Jr prior to Osborne was heartily greeted by many October 13th 1896 This property will old friends He will probably return aggregate about 30000 and it is quite in a few days ana start a class in probable that there will remain a snug sum for Mrs Shinners after the pay- ¬ dancing ment of all the debts ¬ ¬ the United States Court Harmon Stitt attorney for J M Vimont assignee of Mr Barton had previously instituted suit in the Bourbon Circuit Court to settle the estate The Bourbon Circuit Court will take precedence Sidney B Clays Sale Spec Helvey and John Carter both colored were arraigned in Judge Webbs court yesterday charged with highway robbery and had their exami- ¬ ning trial set for to morrow They are BIRTHS charged with holding up a young white 12 cows 25 to 34 Farm imple- ¬ farmer at the point of a pistol in Clays- ¬ The Advent Of Our Future Men And Women ville and releiving him of eighty ments sold high Near this city to the wife of Thos cents all the money he had on his per-¬ son The young man had 40 when he Butler a son A Negro Accidentally Killed came to town but did not take it with In this city Monday night to the wife On Sunday night j onthe farm of Mr him when he started to Claysville of Mr Harry Stamler a son Harry C Clayr in the edge of Clark John Stamler Jr county two negro men were examining AXive Crow Shoot Knox Spring 97 Hats a gun and a pistol The pistol was dis Next Wednesday Messrs Alfred and J W DAVIS CO charged and the bullet struck one of the 4 G W Clay will give a crow and target negroes in the face the wound resulting This Byrd Is Caged in death in a few hours Before dying shoot at the Bourbon Gun Clubs the negro said his companion was inno- grounds on Mr John C Clays farm Granville Byrd a native of Clark near this city Crows will be trapped county who lives near Paris was fined cent of any malice that it was purely at fifteen cents per bird and targets at 20 yesterday in Judge Webbs court for an accident three cents each Dinner will be free malicious destruction of property The and matches will be made to suit offense was throwing a rock through one Mrs Johnsons Cooking School shooters of the front windows of T F Brannons W A Johnson will open her Mrs saloon several weeks ago Byrd could cooking school next Thursday in the N Landslide On The T not pay the fine and went to jail school room formerly used by Miss Tiplessons will be given each The 340 train from Winchester was Engagements Of Auctioneer A T ton Four Forsyth week Thursday morning at ten oclock delayed forty minutes yesterday after- ¬ and in the afternoon at 230 on Mon-¬ noon on account of a landslide which Feb 20 E M Dickson Master occurred a mile this side of Winchester lands days Tuesdays and Fridays Mrs Johnson has taken a full course A huge rock which fell on the track had Feb 20 Jasper Offutt Admr mill of instruction in the art of cooking and to be broken before it could be removed opera house and turnpike stocks The train was flagged in time to preThe News from personal knowledge March 2 B F Bedford Jr land vent an accident stosk farm implements etc recommend her very highly can ¬ ¬ -- Auctioneer A T Forsyth reports a good crowd at Sidney D Clays sale Tuesday The farm was bid to 50 per acre and withdrawn Thirty one mules sold at an average of 6750 six yearling mules aggregated 12250 one weanling mule 17 horses 6 to 40 colts 6 to Held Up In Claysville True have elicited much favorable comment The News prints to day in another column a dainty little poem the product of her pen under the title of His Valentine Notes about Louisville society peo- ¬ ple who are well known in this city Miss Emily May Wheat and Mr Stod- ¬ dard Johnson will lead the last of the series of germans given this season at the Athletic Club on the evening of Miss Stella Ouerbacker February 26 has gone to California on a pleasure trip with her parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Misses Anna and Clara Ouerbacker Haldeman left several days ago with their parents Mr and Mrs W N Haldeman and a party of young people for The party went in a private car Mrs Maggie Waller gave a charming tea Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Hallie Matthews of Louisville who is a guest of Miss Carrie Frank The guests were Miss Matthews Miss Frank Miss Mary Irvine Davis Rev Eberharrft Dr M H Daily Prof A M Gutzeit Messrs J D McClintock J N Davis and Walter Champ The collation was exceedingly dainty and the floral souvenirs were bunches of violets a delicate compliment to the guest of honor being her favorite flower Vocal music by Miss Matthews and Rev Eberhardt and instrumental selec tions by Mrs Waller and Prof Gutzeit added to the pleasure of a most delight- ¬ ful evening ¬ Naples-on-the-Gu- lf 3E ulolio Of 435 Acres FARM Of PURE HOME GROWN c Bourbon Land ST0CKR0P IMPLliWS - SEED -- I will sell at public auction on the premises tour miles Hiast ot fans onthe North Middletown pike beginning at 10 oclock a m on ¬ ¬ -- ¬ A-Xly TUESDAY MARCH 2D 1897 the following land stock etc My farm containing about 435 acres of good well improved land will be offered as a whole and thenin two tracts Tract No 1 will contain about 250 acres subject to survey fronting on the North Middletown pike with a five room cottage on a beautiful site model stock barn and corn crib in fact every outbuilding that would add to comfort WE HATE EE0EIYED A SPLEHBID ST00E OP all new and well built young orchard peaches apples pears and cherries just bearing two acres of strawberries the IMPORTED SUITMGS TRODSERIM famous Haviland variety two tenant houses and a splendid tobacco barn will house 18 acres This farm is well water- ¬ ed by Stoner numerous springs and a large fish pond well stocked This is Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when one of the most desirable farms in the county well located daily mail at the quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call door and is in good condition Will grow hemp or tobacco Tract No 2 will contain about 180 9acres of fine land with a five room brick and a large tobacco barn will house MERCHANT TAILORS house 20 acres all in bluegrass and rye watered by Stoner and the finest spring S E TIPTON Cutter in the county The quality of this land is A No 1 A good passway will be secured to this tract not encumbering We are also agents or the celebrated Chas E Smith Shirt Full line of samples tract No 1 At same time will sell the following stock etc 1 brown gelding 5 years old good roadster and work horse 4 thoroughbred mares pedigrees furnish ¬ ed on day of sale 1 thoroughbred colt jeady to go in train ¬ 10 per Wl MAIN M ing 5 work mules1 1 pair extra 30 BRICK cottage 5 roomB PARIS KY First class repair Ap¬ Shropsliiredown ewes all registered or Over Deposit Bank BC INGELS eligible 10 Shropshiredown ram lambs ply to Or O EDWARDS Ujant f 1 imported Shropshiredown extra ram Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m a prize winner 6 extra Jersey cows and heifers soon be fresh 150 barrels corn in crib 400 cotton grain sacks good as new mower binder hay stacker and A DESIRABLE GO ACRE rakes wagon harrows plows cultiva- ¬ tors dump cart harness plow gear seed stripper and other things too numerous 3 3R0AEWAY - - - - PARIS KY to mention Terms made known on day of sale t up stairs HAVE a well sitnated 60 acre Bour ¬ B F BEDFORD JR bon County farm which I desire to Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p rm sell It is well improved For any A T Forsyth Auctioneer further particulars address 0 EDWARDS to M FOR FALL AND WINTER - FINE FOR RENT two-year-o- ld M H DAILEY T- - 4 -- ft FOR SALE J R A SPRAKE I -- iimiimiimiiimmiiiiiiimmiiiiiiimmii Reasonable Reasons 8jan tf E PLUMMER Millersburg Ky JOHN CONNELLY ¬ If there are any reasons why you should buy shoes there is every reason PARIS KENTUCKY why you should buy them of us We can pi ease you in style fit and price stable centrally located Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls and shoes bought of us you can depend ROOMY rent for reasonable terms on XApply at The News office for further promptly answered Your work is o i solicited Prices reasonable fir a XT particulars XUU1N CH UJjfi1 27nov tf Stable For Rent s sS1 ttt r irvy j jr l 6 THE BOUKBON NEWS gERI DAY FBRTTAEY bestof times and to his dearest friends Li I 12 1897 -- THE BOURBON NEWS seventeenth Year Established Published Every Tuesday and Friday by 1881 WALTER CHAMP BRUCE MILLER f Editors and Owners 4 LITTLE NONSENSE the vicar would be doubly incensed it f do awe tho money of course An3 A He trstn nr manner was scarcely agree he received the dunning letter in the was going to pay these seven accounts Chat asked Lord What is wit able Where he felt dislike it was pos- ¬ form of a valentine He had not told this week Still to have the money de¬ A good thing well applied just itively forbidding Perks put up with his clients the exact strain in which he manded in such an impudent way is in¬ ham living of several snubs from him pour le bon should write nor the extreme perempt tolerable I shall certainly leave all as if you gave me the ¬ jt PETS SPREAD DISEASE Many Cases of Scarlet Fever Diphtheria and Other Maladies Traced to Cats A common cuse of the widespread ol r f ft art - 1 ft t- - f v i U 4 tt rti mstri rt e I L K m U w i1 r fs fd fu J- - II r V prevalence of Infectious diseases has been traced to an unusual and unsus- ¬ him that it would be far more dignified pected source It has been found that for him to have no personal communica- ¬ cats and other household pets are re- ¬ tion whatever w7ith Perks or with the sponsible for the scattering- of the mitradesmen And so the affair was crobes of coutagious disease placed unreservedly in the young bar ¬ Household pets are in the habit of risters hands wandering out of doors even when the most careful vigilance is kept over them The vicar rubbed his glasses and Cats and dogs especially are in the habit looked at the letter again He felt that of taking nocturnal excursions to garbaof bleeding hearts his eyes must have deceived him But But I I only send you this tis of myself a ge-laden alleys and into the very cen- ¬ no There the thing was in black and part tral point- of disease and contagion What will you do with it fair maid this white unmistakably clear and evident They have a peculiar penchant for mak ¬ living human heart and as the vicar read it a second time ing daily calls at our neighbors house Wilt wear it as the roses above your own he gave quite a gratified smile But dear heart especially when encouraged to come for Twill glow still he was puzzled and blossom if you will your the sake of entertaining a sick child smile shall cure its smart The letter was as follows Cats more particularly than dogs on Youve tossed it back to me so oft and yet 2 and 3 The Broadway Feb 18 183 twas half in play account of their domestic habits have Reverend Sir In thanking you for your it most generous and honorable behavior I long been suspected of being a partial Ah keep to now for Cupids self brings It to you day take the opportunity of apologizing with factor in conveying infection Phy ¬ Hes sworn to be my messenger to lay it at all my heart for what has occurred in thy feet sicians and students have of late be ¬ reference to my account The truth is gun a series of investigations where- ¬ To use his gentle offices to gain it shelter reverend sir that I was enticed by the Chicago Record sweet deceiving arts of a cheat and swindler and to prove their well founded sus- ¬ And should he fail then keep it still I with I need not say that I shall be only too Hes a very interesting young picions And they have inaugurated a would not even grieve pleased to cooperate in any steps that may man remarked the elderly gentleman it were crusade against any sort of living thing Tho upon thysilver plated dear and worn be taken for his arrest and punishment very pushing and alert He belongs sleeve Your grateful and obedient In the way of a pet to prevent their May Eldred Armstrong in Chicago Post I shouldnt to the rising generation HEZEKIAH HOBB incursion and excursion where there is replied Miss Cayenne The vicar opened a second letter which have dreamed it disease No From his manners had arrived by the same post It was Indeed Careful investigation has proved that from Shanks the butcher and was even I should not have hesitated about cona great part of the diphtheria prevalent more effusively apologetic than Hobbs cluding that the rising generation bein the city and nearly all of the scarlet It also referred to your having acted longed to him Washington Star fever has been traced to cats They not so honorable and like the gentleman The boy whose business it was to only are subject to the disease itself The vicar looked still blander and more answer the telephone rushed into the but are also the means of a direct transgratified but still decidedly puzzled Just got a mesroom of the senior ference of microbes But diphtheria There were five other letters from sage saying that your house was on and scarlet fever contagion has not returned Dear me local tradesmen and all ran in much the fire he said been the sole extent of the evil Several same strain not one of them omitting the senior partner in a bewildered sort cases of smallpox have been reported to eulogise him for his honorable con- ¬ of way- - I knew my wife was pretty by health officers in different parts of duct Never in bis life before had the hot about something when I left home the country which have been brought reverend gentleman received seven such this morning but I didnt think it was about in the same way that is by a cat Chicago Post flattering communications He did not so bad as all that from an infected house bringing dis- ¬ in the least understand what they Do you see much differGadwell IE vicar of Whin to the family of a neighbor An ease meant but still they put him in an ex- ¬ ence in Deville since his conversion field was not pop- ¬ other case is reported in Chicago of cellent humor Honorable Certainly Fitton Oh yes a great difference ular witk his pa¬ contagion where a rabbit was loaned acting on his nephews advice he had When he kicks out a tenant now he He rishioners as a plaything to a child with measles given him checks for distribution tells him how sorry he is to be obliged t was one of those X ater the innocent dumb beast was sent among the seven tradesmen on the pre- ¬ to disturb him he used to be quite men who without meaning to be disa back carrying death in its very contact But vious day but that was only a settle- ¬ rough in his manner Gadwell nevertheless make themselves Sy ¬ through the thoughtlessness and igno greeable wherever they go same I supment rather a tardy one into the bar he kicks him out just the he real ance of both families concerned In- ¬ dislikedwas gain of his just debts There was pose Fitton Of course you cant reason that he was utterly devoid numerable cases of deadly typhus have of tact He seldom failed- to say the nothing extraordinarily honorable in expect a man to carry his religion so been met with which have been induced that Still it is always nice to be acT far as to let it interfere with his busi ¬ wrong thing especially when it was es ¬ by the same means Yet people con- ¬ Boston Transcript knowledged honorable especially by ness should say the right sential tinue to wonder at the spread of dis- ¬ If there that ahe your enemies And when the vicar had was chance of putting his foot -DENSITY OF POPULATION ease and in their criminal carelessness i finished reading the seventh letter he into it into it as sure as egg has foot permit their household pets to wander went If he was obliged in the exer- ¬ was in a very good temper indeed Tho most Thickly Peopled Spot in tlie about at liberty Medical journals have cise of his duties to make an unpleas- ¬ At that fortunate moment a knock World Is in New York City been aroused of course by the reports ant remark he was absolutely certain to came at his study door and Frank en- ¬ As a whole the citv of New York be of investigators and by vigorous edi- ¬ say tered Seeing the expression on his lowr the Harlem river the island of it in the most unpleasant way torials and reports of specific cases are These unfortunate proclivities were aluncles face and auguring therefrom Manhattan is more densely peopled to warn the community at least ways displaying themselves drying the best results he lost no time in mak ¬ than any other city in the world count- ¬ against a terrible and newly unearthed ing his momentous confession about ing 1432 persons to the acre while There was another little point about evil French publications have offered Amy The vicar exclaimed He Paris counts 1252 Then one sixth of him which increased his unpopularity hawed- But he was in a the entire population of all New York assistance in the crusade Con fheir hummed and especially among the tradesmen of stcteuable space was given to a peculiar lieavenly temper and he ended by giv ¬ reckoning now with the parts above place He was near in the matter case of a seamstress in Paris who in themoney He seemed to have a con- ¬ ing his consent the Harlem too is concentrated upon of l V Lev solitude and loneliness was in ihe i 711 acres of ground Here on the lower 111 stitutional aversion to parting with it habit of permitting her dog to lick her Even when an account was due lie in This is how Frank Miller had worked east side of our town in the summer face At one time her pet who was a variably dallied in the discharging of his little scheme Sidney Perks was the of 1894 there dwelt some 324000 souls - solicitor whom he had come across in averaging 47G6 to the acre and a cer-¬ large St Bernard remained away a the same and though he always paid v il h i town and in certain dealings with him tain section of this great area the whole week from the protecting roof of up in the end he often kept shopmen m iuii i itinrrrfir j ipviumwww ui ii im ii nit his mistress On his return her joy waiting longer than they cared about Frank had learnt some facts about Tenth ward showed a local 11 ini MM Iff I was so unbounded that she fondled him It was really a fad of his a mere of 6262G Them ost thickly peopled Perks by communicating which to the more than ever Suddenly she was at- idiosyncrasy and did not arise from proper authorities he could have spot in Europe is the Jew quarter in tacked with a severe inflammation of anv conscious churlishness But the MY Hi E W WW brought him to the bar of the Old Bailey Prague but it is only one fifth as large mWh 1 eye The cause was unknown shopkeepers of Whinfield regraded it Perks had tried to obviate such a pos- ¬ as our Tenth ward while it shows a the right Several oculists were visited and con shopkeepers of Whinfield regarded it sibility by promptly clearing out of density scarcely greater than that of town Curiously enough he had be- ¬ the whole of the 711 acres in which the suited but the treatment in every case niggardly nature and though they per was unsuccessful The right eye be- ¬ supplied the vicar because it was worth taken himself to the very place of which Tenth ward is contained--4S5- 4 worst that our acre Nor is this the came a swollen hideous mass and the their while they nevertheless disliked Franks uncle was vicar argu- ¬ 711 acres can reveal Sanitary district was totally destroyed In the him with all their commercial souls sight Armed with these irresistible ments Frank had on the morning of A of the Eleventh ward bounded by course of time the inflammation began Whinfield was a small place of 1500 to spread to the left eye and to prevent inhabitants something between a tiny Valentines day gone straight to Perks Avenue B and Second street Columbia office and under threat of setting the Kivington and Clinton streets contains the certain fatal influence the other eye town and an overgrown village It police on to him immediately had made 32 acres and in the summer of 1S94 each was cut out Upon careful examina- ¬ had quite a fair number of shops two demands to which after some use ¬ of them bore 9S64 human beings This tion a hideous discover was made butcher baker fishmonger grocer is the very thickest blackest coagular less demur Perks was fain to consent Within the member back of the cornea linendraper ironmonger wine mer ¬ The first demand was that he should tion of humanity in all the known was found a tapeworm This the dog chant and tobacconist It was served WHATS ALL THIS ABOUT write out and hand over to Frank re world No European place of anything had probably picked up while licking by a doctor eke by an auctioneer But ceipts for the seven accounts The sec- like the same size even approaches it some diseased and foul object when there was one importantthingnottobe Perks however was a smart man and the vicar being well off might if he ond that he should leave Whinfield and its nearest rival is a part of Bom- away from home and had transferred had there namely law Kb solicitor dt on his return to his mistress cheek had yet found it worth his while to set he managed in the end to engineer chose make his only daughter a good within 12 hours Upon these conditions baj- where the average population over his scheme He was it may be added allowance But whether he would do he should be left to escape and lose him an area of 460G acres is 7596G Cats and dogs are known to be indis ¬ tle in so small a place providentially assisted in this matter so or would even countenance the en ¬ Yet it be that criminate and careless in the choice of Butaboutthe middleof October a year by the vicar himself Just at the right gagement at all was a decidedly doubt ¬ self unmolested Frank was inexora- while ourshould are rememberedheavily objects on which they exercise their or two since a solicitor did at length minute from Perks standpoint the ful matter though Frank believed that ble and Perks was not in a position to burdened acres any thus- more others places can than tongues Then on account of their make his appearance and set up in reverend gentleman had complained to if he could manage to catcih his rever- ¬ resist So both demands were complied be found in European as in Asiatic with yeal in licking the hands and faces of Whinfield His name was Perks He Grocer Hobb about the quality of the ence in a good humor he might be able towns where people are more uncom- ¬ Franks next step two days laters their masters great danger lies in the was a shrewd dapper little man of pre ¬ bacon supplied him and had indeed tc talk him round was to go round and see the tradesmen fortably crowded within doors There transmission of parasites Contagion possessing exterior and insinuating sent back half a side as unfit to eat Franks and Amys dismay there- informing them that the vicar had duly the houses are low But New York by this means is simple and easy and it wavs who soon made to himself friends Something of the same sort happened fore when they saw that the vicar had tenements are very loftv and thus our is marvelous that a greater amount of in the village Although his manner in reference to Shanks the butcher been seriously put out of temper by his paid their accounts to Perks and pro to the acre- is much more hideous parasitic disease has not been was bland and courteous it was pretty Shanks had a sirloin returned to him correspondence can well be under ¬ ducing the receipts he also ad vised extensive Moreover although we are obvious that he was not quite a gentle ¬ on the ground of its being cow beef stood more especially as he was a man them in a f riendly way to look sharp now more crowded than ever before the result Chicago Times Herald man But as very few persons in Whin ¬ It was cow beef But Shanks had sold who did not get over the effects of after their money as ugly rumors were our sanitary state steadily improves was saidtc current about The Jerks field except the squire and the vicar it for ox beef and he felt it an unwar¬ provocation at all quicklyr and had a have bolted Perks and he concerned During the decade which closed with Those Do you remember of ever having had any pretensions to that distinc rantable insult to have his word thus playful little way of venting his an to Perks 1S74 our death rate was 3C27 per thou ¬ time heard of that remarkable physical dis tion the solicitors lack of the pure questioned noyance on all who came near him lost nowherein hurrying round thence tc sand during the one which closed with office and he was order which accompanied a religious haut ton was no barrier to his getting Butcher Shanks was not logical nor whether concerned in the provocation his house which his not servant told them 1894 it was 2407 Mrs Schuyler Van movement which swept over the United on Perhaps indeed it rather helped was Grocer Hobb And each was led or not The worst of it wasFrank was Eensselaerin Century States just prior to the war of 1812 him since it was to the tradesmen and by his dislike for the vicar to believe bound to be back in London in five or six he had quitted hurriedly two days begone He Where had An It was n fact a contao ious nervous farmers that he would chiefly nave to that the vicar himself hadpurpcaely days at the leastv and of course his in- ¬ fore left no addresshe Then indeed A remarkableIron Tree discovery isnarratedl disease which for the want of betted look for business and they preferred insulted him Perks rejoiced to find terview with his uncle must take place hadnt was bitter lamentation and outcry heard by Profl Carter to the Academy of Scicould associate them both in this mood He struck before his departure mime was called the jerks An early a man with whom they enceNew England writer who saw several on a footing of equality while the iron was hot ne unfolded to After breakfast his uncle called him among the swindled shopkeepers Then latelyof Philadelphia as being made near Three Tans Montgomery it was that the vicar all unknown to This is just what Perks did He con- ¬ them his pretty little scheme for giving into his stud v cases refers to this remarkable mani- ¬ so honorable and himself had The jerks took stantly went to the tradesmens houses the vicar beans If they and the other festation as follows Just read that Frank he said hana like a gentleman actedwriting the checks county Paan In a sandstone quarry at by ihe piace iron tree has been found their name from the fact that the whole He dined and supped with them He tradesmen in the place to whom the ing him Sidney Perks epistle for the seven accounts and handing mbedded in the rock tent feet below daugh ¬ vicar owed bills would combine aid body was affected and that in a most did the civil to their wives and By Jove Whats all this about This the surface The tree is about 18 feet too The arms and ters He often dropped in casually in hand him their accounts to collect he Pshal Impertinent asst Hilloa Sid- ¬ them to Frank to distribute singular fashion legs would be thrown about apparent- ¬ the afternoon for a cup of tea or in the would soon read his reverence a lesson ney Perks Sidney Perks commented astute young man had left the trades lbng arnd 18 inches in diameter and has men under the impression that in order ly by a force beyond control of the evening for a pipe and a glass of grog He would teach him to be careful how young Miller as he glanced over the to save them from loss his uncle had been completely turned to iron or rath ¬ er to- the iron ore known as brown Sometimes the This naturally made him popular in he insulted honest tradesmen epistle affected individual Do you happen to know the little paid their accounts twice over and had heraatite and Fjrof Carter accountaf or Grocer Hobb and Buteher Shanks Jiead would be thrown backward and their circle Mr Perks is quite the gentleman Occaliked the idea of the vicar being taught cad then inquired the vicar in evi- ¬ descanted in rather strong terms upon the phenomenon by the fact that the forward with great violence sionally the entire bodj would be af¬ said Mrs Grocer Hobb and theres no that lesson But they made it a sine dent surprise He is as newcomer here this truly Christian return of- goodfojj shales and the sandstones in the neigh¬ evil borhood are covered with red oxide of qua non that if they did this thing the and no acquisition either fected and in such cases the victim nasty pride about him neither Frank did not acq5iainthisunclewith iron aud sometimes with brown hem ¬ True Maria asserted Hobb her other creditors of the vicar in Whin- ¬ would fall upon the ground and flounce I I dont suppose so replied these little mysteries until he was The spouse a fat and prosperous figure field should do likewise Frank I did come across a solicitor starting on his honeymoon And asjust atite It is presumed that the iron ore about like a 5sh out of water by was reduced in water containing csi a Perks is a good sort And if I have Perks undertook to see the othsr of the name about a year ago but his disorder soon became epidemic vicar had tasted the bonic acid gas then as the waier hold¬ that time the attacking a whole religious as bit of lawyering to be done Ill put it ii creditors and if possible to secure practice was in town sweets of six months popularity in the ing the iron in solution came in con ¬ their compliance He saw them he A short little man asked the vicar semblage at one time making no dis Perks way For the first month or two after his talked to them in his most insinuating pitted with smallpox Jewish face parish and found it exceptionally agree tact with the tree the iron was precip tinction between the impious and the able he saw no- - reason to forfeit it at itated on the latter and there was no in- ¬ pious The only relief was to grasp arrival in Whinfield Perks was a regular way he worked upon their unqualified Wears glasses eh this late hour by any useless dis- terchange of vegetable and mineral Ah he is evidently not the same something and hold fast until the fit attendant at the parish church It was hatred for the vicar The end of it was closures London Truth matter so that the rocks were relievedMy man possed off The disease if such it may the proper the respectable thing to do that the solicitor was instructed to col- - answered Miller decidedly of their coloring and tho tree took irt Besides to get in with the vicar even Ippt tllA KPVPTI Inrnroet nwnnnfe vritvu uy was tall and gaunt and not pitted with vrrroA Natural Mistake vvluvw a be called usually left its victims and in more when the vicar is unpopular may pay the vicar in the place They amounted smallpox But I tell you what it is Oh look I exclaimed Puth a victim up Railway Pveview badly prostrated o ucHtumci i tMj weu ui wuuuj jointly tc aoout zuu pounds uncle This fellow from his letter is of the passing craze what lovely post- ¬ Conditional than one instance death ensued parish was then the end of the first week evidently a sharp and shady prac¬ ers It Doctor do you think that a little And she and Mabel went into the attack usually from during But the vicar did take to Perks at broken necks or violent concus- all From the first nothad shown dis ¬ in February and Perks intention wa titioner of the nastiest type He wants the store and purchased several dollars mince pie now and then would hurt he a that the vicar should receive his agree ¬ a lawyer to deal with him Just you worth Pray how were they to know me sions and contusions during the convul like to him and nothing that the solici- ¬ able communication on the mornin of turn him over to me from about Not if you can have it iruthe house that the goods bought were not posters The disorder lasted sion and then gradually disap tor did to ingratiate himself in that v aientrnes day Perks had a tolerable know said ihe vicar but com le valentines Boston Trw without eating any of itXetroit 1SJ io ISIS I I dont quarter made any difference At the notion ot eirect and he considered tihat doubtfully i Free Press fNo thing can he done I script peared from the land St Louis R jpublic ¬ - ¬ EAR lady fair tis but my heart I send to you this morn All battered shat- ¬ tered dented and rent and sadly torn Youve played with it for many a day most cruel sweetheart mine And now I send it back to you to be your valentine Others may bring red roses and sing of Cupids darts Of mating doves and dimpled loves or prate - -- ¬ motif But at length seeing the use oriness of the demand he should make lessness of such a course he abandoned But the letter which he posted to the further attempts to win the vicars vicar on Valentines eve was as good a friendship and openly declared himself specimen of the sharp practice solicitors on the side of the reverend gentlemans composition when intentionally in ¬ solent as could be well desired The enemies There was scarcely ar tradesman in gist of it was that unless the whole Whinfield who was not to be numbered amount due on these seven accounts in this category Prom Grocer Hobb were paid to him Sdney Perks by re- ¬ downwards every one of them had his turn of post he should issue process grievance against the vicar Treats against the vicar without further nosaid one tice or delay me like a dog he does There said Perks to himself tri- ¬ Never calls to see me when Im ill said another Is always grumbling at umphantly as he sealed up the envelope my meat said a third the local I calculate this will just about give his butcher And so forth While in one reverence fits common grievance against him all con ¬ It did give his reverence fits That is curred namely his tiresome habit to say it put him into a fine state of already mentioned of keeping them rage and excitement when he read it at waiting for their little accounts breakfast next morning- His angry Tisnt as if he was hard up was the looks and savage frowns struck de He has plenty cided consternation into the breasts oi unanimous complaint of money He simply does it to make the two other persons who were sharing himself disagreeable that meal with him These were his Of course Perks heard these grumbles only daughter Amy and his nephew in his almost daily intercourse with the Frank Miller a young barrister who tradesmen of Whinfield The solicitor frequently came down from town when in spite of his bland exterior and In ¬ he was not very busy to stay at the sinuating ways was not the man to vicarage The fact was there had long forget a slight or to pardon a snub existed a sort of attachment between He meant to give the vicar a Poland the cousins of which the vicar was un for his Oliver when he saw the chance aw are It had not however developed and it occurred to him after some re- ¬ into an express engagement until that flection that he might perhaps see very morning when young Miller com- ¬ that chance in this aforesaid matter ing down early and finding his cousin in the garden had taken the oppor ¬ of the vicars little accounts It was getting on into February and tunity for which the day was so sin ¬ the vicars Christmas bills still re ¬ gularly appropriate of declaring a pasmained unsettled Perks conceived a sion which he could not any longer con ¬ wish that the tradesmen to whom the ceal Amy had answered his proposal with bills were due would put them into his ¬a blushing acceptance stipulating hands for collection The wish strength ened into a longing the longing into a however that Frank should inform her fixed resolve He began by a gradual father of the circumstances immediate- ¬ and insinuating process to get the ly and this he had of course agreed to He did not however look forward tradesmen in the mind to cooperate a very easy matter to the interview with any great pleasure This was not such For though the Whinfield shopkeepers or confidence for two sufficient reasons growled at and disliked the vicar in no In the first place he knew that his uncle measured degree still his custom was had a prejudice against first cousins a consideration and glad as they marrying in the next his own worldly would have been to dohim a nasty turn circumstances were not at present such they nevertheless were not prepared as would commend themselves to a He had in to take a step which would drive him j prospective father-in-laaway altogether from their shops deed a little money of his own and - these tradesmen who have instructed Perks I sihould They deserve being made to sit up But in any case it will be much more agreeable for you not to have to act in the matter personally You leave it entirely in my hands This after some demur the vicar at length agreed to do Frank persuading ¬ -- replied a sound divine A man recently drank a pint of east in mistake for a pint of butter milk He rose three hours earlier tlrant usual next morning Tit Eits The Husband during the quarrel Youre always making bargains Was there ever a time when you didnt Yes sir on my wedding The Wife day Tit Bits Did you know that Stage News Henry Irving had sprained one of his Yes now he will have to kn ees Chicago make gestures with his arms Pecord Prisoner at the bar said his lord- ship solemnly having donned the black cap you will shortly have to appear before another and perhaps a bet- ter judge Household Words Do you mean to say that your daughter hasnt told you that she was No I told her not engaged to me to bother me with tiiose affairs unless Life she intended to get married Dont you think Another View it would encourage men if they could read their obituaries while they are No they would get so con- ¬ alive ceited that we couldnt live with them --- I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ w ViVv ¬ - ¬ l t i ffi BE fL Wniw Mm Wa M1 0t i - fffi i Jf A iMiiw mlmw uTtt iiiiniirJfM mm rri uu i i mAvramMA i ui k c- I i f W1C acre-avera- ge ¬ JM 1 -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - -- ¬ ¬ floor-spac- e- - - ¬ j i ¬ - ¬ - it fre--quent- ly ¬ ¬ j 1 I ¬ ¬ - - T ¬ ¬ -- i m m - LTwik - - WMJt JTi AlP THE BOURBON NEWS THE FARMING WORLD THE AMERICAN FARMER Ho Can Secure Xo Reforms Save Those of His Own Making There are a good many discouraging things ior the American farmer to con template at this time Some of them arc political some economic some so ¬ cial Some are due to the selfishness and greed of man some to corrupt in iluences in public places some to ig- ¬ norance as to remedies to be applied tf RIBAY EEBffUARY 4 - - ST 5 jjT fsir- - -- i r 12 1897 tow Bates to the West and South Via B O S W Ry Feb 1 3 15 and 16 TAKING OUT STAINS- EGGS FOR HATCHING How to Pack Them So That They Can Bo Unf ormation ThatEveryHousewif e Should Shipped by Express Possess receive orders for Many poultryrnen There is one branch of laundry work V 4 SIZES OF THINGS v ft ffisi inches long T DEUTT Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Tennessee per A nautical knot is 0100 f eefc Yhich the house mother should be Texas etc The limit and stop over priv Si cct mistress I mean the taking out Assize in cuffs is half an inch eleges will permit thorough inspection of TALMAE the country For tickets and further infor- ¬ Cf stains Mrs Jones rubs a cake oi A quarter of cloth is 9 inches O S W Ry mation call on agents B foap over a brown teastain or into a The royal 32 mo is 5 by 3 inches 1 Mack ink spot with misplaced zeal When a girl wants to say a decollete H In one of his wonderful sermons A royal quarto page is 12 by 10 gown is not becoming to another girl she Slie alkali in her tablet turns the blot very truthfully said My brother One hundred quarts make a cask casually mentions that her neck is like a Into a fixed stain at once Kow all your trouble is not with the heart bat raclr Atchison Globe The royal 24 mo page is 5y2 by 3 ffains should if possible be dealt with it is a gastric disorder or a rebel-¬ Host of these discouragements are the A square 1G mo page is 4 by 3 lious liver It is not sin that blots chile wet Without fail th ey should be SAIiZEKS GERMAN COFFEE BERRY ¬ outgrowth of years and can be correctout your hope of heaven but bile The hedgehog is 10 inches in length A package of this and big seed cataremoved before being sent to the wash ed only by time and experience Mean that not only yellows your eye- ¬ Ar royal octavo volume is 10y2 by Gy2 logue is sent you by the John A Salzei that is why a ladys delicate finger balls and furs your tongue and lime the farmer suffers tips and nicety of touch are more reThe ordinary pin is about 1 inch long Seed Co La Crosse Wis upon receipt makes your head ache but swoops cannot escape reBut the farmer quisite at this stage of the art than in The medium octavo is 914 by 6 inches of 15 cents stamps and this notice k upon your soul in dejection and sponsibility if he permits untoward any other Tommv has split a cup of forebodings and The 48 mo paged volume is 3 by 2 Tnn man who always does his best will conditions which are within his own tea Mary has swamped a patch of cof- ¬ A size in finger rings is 1 16 of an find a steady demand for the things that he All Talmage is right control to continue The other day a fee the master has overturned a wine inch can do Rams Horn this trouble can be removed representative of the Farmers Voice glass baby has smeared the raspberry A pace is considered to be about 2 You can be cured discovered a large farmer in the corn Fits stopped free and permanently cured The stew What is usually done No fits after first days use of Dr Klines feet belt of Illinois who had stored up in soiled tablecloth is rolled up at once to By using trial bottle A bushel is equal to 215042 cubic Great Nerve Restorer933Free S3st Phil a Pa his granaries three crops of corn 1S94 treatise Dk Kije contract mildew consigned to the Arch i5 96 and who would not sell a bush- ¬ clothes basket and sent when perfectly inches Sure Thing Hiply I do hope that I el because the price he had himself One hundred spoonfuls make one 1 dry these accidents always happen at can smoke in the next world Diply Jve 1 Jixed three years ago had tiot been quart no doubt that you will be accommodated the beginning of a week tc Mrs Jones reached That man will doubtless grow Detroit Free Press Nbw take the first misfortune Wait We can give you incontrovertible another corn crop in 1S97 and may AN INTERMITTENT HEART only till breakfast is over then put a A W McCormick Sox3 Pension Attorproof from men and women former hare to build a granary to accommo bowl under the stain while the cloth neys whose advertisement appears every DEVICE FOR SHIPPING EGGS sufferers dite it The leading grocer in one of other week in this paper are at Cincinnati on the table The brass kettle is of is But to day well Stopped Every Third Beat Ohio and Washington D C They arc thorthe towns in the belt told the Voice as is figured is filled imrtly course boiling on its stand Pour the oughly reliable 8 and stay so man that every cabbage he sold was basket such basin water full of chaff In this is set a section of You through the stain into the little But Mrs Stropes Heart Now No longer Usually when a man There is no doubt of this Twenty shipped in from Chicago willbe surprised to see how defends other peoegg filler cut to the size We talk of competition and the crowd a pasteboard ple he is defending something in his own 1 years experience proves our words lags But Throbs Kegularly stained true needed for a sitting of eggs Tut in the damp will spread beyond the is past experience Atchison Globe ing of population What will we do if the Write to day for free treatment blank From the Leader Cleveland Ohio and sift in chafi cloth Still more astonishing - pursue present methods when the eggs small end down Warners Safe Cure Co Rochester NY magical way in which those tea or cof- ¬ In a large commodious house at No 104 We have not been without Pisos Cure for population is numbered by the hun- about each egg and about the ends and fee stains disappear A touch of the Huntington Street Cleveland Ohio lives Consumption for 20 years Lizzie Ferrel EiSlBIliXimiSEKIBISiaiSlSlEli g dreds of millions Let us learn now the sides of the egg filler Cover the whole heater or flat iron and without remov- ¬ Mrs Emily A Strope widow of the late X Camp St Harrisburg Pa May 4 94 Jessons of intensive and economic farm with chaff to a height of two or three ing your cloth from the table it is as M Strope and she is the mother of a young Americas Crowntess KingL Venlynne has What a two irg scientific farming as practiced in inches then lay a newspaper or care ¬ good as ever We all know how easily man who has been and is now one of this Naturally small mindMrs her husband so She has given Those vrlio at ¬ citys successful the old world Take the island of Jer- ¬ over the top tucking the edges in topple over Their Mrs Strope who and energetic pharmacists many pieces of it Tit Bits port wine glasses tend the inaug ¬ has lately recovered from sey for example There are 45 square fully about the edges of the basket very thin stemsare made for the purpose uration of Pres- ¬ cardiac difficulty questioned miles something more than an Illinois Over this lay a piece of pasteboard cut I think There is nothing-- more aggra seriousreporter regardingwhen late illness Actors Vocalists Public Speakers praise ident McKinley by a her Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar township and there are 60000 people to fit the top of the basket and sew the vating than to see a stream of purple stated as follows should go to Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute edges to the rim of the basket The Two years ago I had mv first experience Washington via The island What of its agriculture pink fluid suddenly meandering over Dr Williams long the picturesque- The world has learned more from its contains 12000 head of cattle or 62 latter should have a newspaper laid in ones best lotus or lily pattern damask With I was troubled Piiik Pills For awhich time with an ailment poor than it has from its kings Hams head to every 100 cultivated acres The the bottom at the beginning before Rub some salt in at once CHESAPEAKE After din 1 feared would eventually drive me crazy Horn chaff is put in at all Two sittings can island of Guernsey is but 25 square rid it advised for tea stains unless I no myselftoofsome It will sound ner manipulate as 0HIQRR doubt but my heart When bilious or costive eat a Cascaret miles in extent sustains a population of be packed in a deep basket one above or dip in boiling- milk I would advise strange beat as should did not it Its action was ir- candy cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 25c other with a thick laver of chaff as it is th3 only 30000 and 66 head of cattle to every the There would be and newspapers between Orange Judd oxalic acid or powdered lime If your regular three and then a two pulsations or line combining And 100 cultivated acres is the rule sudden The nice things that are said about a dead cloth is left to dry and sent to the wash perhaps seemed to rest for the cessation JSV every essential Farmer My heart period of man fool no one not even his widow these little islands are the richest and Mrs Jones will burn holes in it soon one or two beats and thenresumeits action Atchison Globe feature or an at- ¬ best farming lands to be found any- ¬ The Sometimes such lapses would not be so freenough and without any help PERNICIOUS PRACTICE tractive tourist where day passed that that but route namfly above vjrocess removes fruit as well as quent as not occur scarcely aas though someFor 6 years had neuralgia You havent It felt The greatest reform the farmer can Overfeeding Spoils More Good Ileus Than wine stains I am personally very fond they did Jacobs Oil to cure it varied and beau- ¬ thing would strike the heart with great used St vc r secure will be of his own making Anything Else tiful scenery of of slinging ink Ilowever I do not force and push it out of place During the of To rob Overfeeding is mostly done with soft generally do so over a table cloth My period whenever I lay down to sleep or that can beitdone love is the greatest wrong American farmers adopt scien ¬ historic interest When a child Rains Horn and vest track tific methods there will be no hard food It is placed in a trough and the writing table is covered with red Amer rest my hands would become perfectly numb and helpless I could feel the temand train serv times for them and the American farm ¬ fowls are allowed to help themselves ican leather in order to preserve its porary paralysis coming oyer them but I It may come last but St Jacobs Oil is the on the block system and ice Trains are run ers who do practice this method now the consequences being that some get morocco top and brass shield with in- could do nothing which would prevent it best to cure sprains It ought to be first are lighted with electricity heated with steam prove it Intelligent economical man- ¬ more than their share while others get scription All people are not so care My feet were affected in a like manner and Ca x you read French Er notaloud and carry through Dining Cars The clock- ¬ 1 had considerable difficulty in agement of the farm careful reading of much less the fortunate ones becoming Cul If some ink has got on to a white when such a spell had possession walking Cincinnati Enquirer work regularity of its schedule and the per ¬ of me the market reports and study of the fat and lazy and all of them reaching material rub it with salt while still Naturally that state of affairs completely fection of its equipment has made the Any of bruise St Jacobs principles which underlie the business the same condition later Soft food wet Cut a lemon in half or even a upset my nerves and anyone whose nerv- ¬ cure at kindtime ano matter how badOil will 3F K V Intuited any ous system is well nigh shattered can apThe most famous railroad train of America of farming will make the American should not be considered as a meal but squeezed rind will sometimes answer preciate and understand the misery chiefly farmers the most prosperous in the only a part thereof hence the fowls the purpose rub it in well and pour mental which I endured I lost much sleep Borrowed trouble is always the most For rates and other information address 0 C C B RYAN A G P A 0 Ry Cincinnati world Farmers Voice should never be given more than one boiling water through to remove acid and rest and often I was compelled from burdensome sheer exhaustion to sit down during the day half the quantity the would eat It is Wash as soon as possible to obtain some repose But as soon as I did WEIGHING DEVICE necessary at times to vary the ration cover of col- so I felt that numb sensation come over my If a drawing room table violently and feet So Easily Made That Each Farm Building by the use of soft food as bran mid ored wool is the recipient of a black hands to drive itand I rockedfrequently in my away but to no Should Have One dlings linseed meal and ground meat stain soak quickly and thoroughly in chair avail Man- times one wishes to swing a iran best be given in such form but all One day my son who was keeping a drug As inky fluid warm heavy article a bag of grain or sack of classes of poultr- - will eat as much as tinges buttermilk replace the with more store at the time brought me home some of the milk it Dr Williams Pink Pills for PalePeopie and potatoes- just clear of the floor in or- ¬ possible at a meal when there are a Avhite Much advised me to take them for my heart until the liquid is left der to weigh them A handy deice is number of fowls together as they are perseverance is needed and patience trouble I did so and soon began to feel bet shown herewith the working of which induced to do so through competition two Ps without which no would be ter I used the pills about two months and they certainly cured me for now my heart can be seen at a glance Two hooks in Ducks and turkeys prefer soft food but remover of stains can succeed When beats regularly and all numbness has disapAny sarsaparilla is sarsaparilla True So any chickens are more partial to whole all the ink is gone ppur hot water peared and my circulation is in splendid grains and other seeds which can be through the cloth to eradicate an odai order teais tea So any flour is flour But grades differ We print the above hoping Mrs Stropes scattered over a wide surface in which of sour milk and before it isquite dry so with sarsaparilla There You want the best experience may be beneficial to others who case all hens will share alike To learn a moderate heater To re- may suffer from derangement of the heart are grades You want the best If you understood now niuen soit loocr to give put a iron with Dr Williams Pink Phis contain in a conjtalrtff f rrr move a scorch soak the Mnen in clear densed fall fr form all the elements necessary to certain amount of food in a trough and soft cold water for some hours The sarsaparilla as well as you do tea and flour it 5 give new life and richness to the blood and let the hens eat until they walk away mark will then easily rub off Iron restore shattered nerves They are an un would be easy to determine But you dont How satisfied Weigh the amount left over mold is failing specific for such diseases as locotreated in the same way should you and you will then know the exact motor ataxia partial paralysis St Vitus Erooklvn Citizen dance sciatica neuralgia rheumatism quantity eaten that is how much they When you are going to buy a commodity vKi nervous headache the after effect of la can and will eat but the next day they grippe palpitation of the heart pals and whose value you dont know you pick out an old NOT IN HIS CLASS should receive not over one half the sallow complexions all foims of wealniess established house to trade with and trust their either in male or lemale Piulc Pills arc sold quantity eaten the day before Rural Representative Curtis Tells of Meetinfr by all dealers or will bo sent post paid on World Pugilist experience and reputation Do so when buying receipt of price 50 cents a box or six boxes for 250 by addressing Dr Williams Although some of them hit pretty sarsaparilla The Importance of Shade hard there is now and then a story on Medicine Company Schenectady N Y Nature protects the soil from the Avers Sarsaparilla has been on the market 1 nAVE two friends who never talk be Iburning rays of the sun by an impervi a member of congress that is actually fifty years Your grandfather used Ayers It is a v you ous shade Nature by shade by roots too good to keep and he tells it says hind my back You may thinkyou have a greater number but probably are misjfe reputable medicine There are many sarsaparillas v s r by dead branches by rocks and by the Washington Star Bopresentative taken Drake Watson leaves throws obstruction in the way ot Curtis of Kansas tells one He was But only one Ayers IT CURES Specially Remember evaporation and washings Man by re advertised to speak at a certain town HANDY WEIGHING DEVICE and verdure pro- in his district and on the same day a that the Cleveland Akron Columbus Ry the long rope accommodate it for use moving the shade and washandby con prize fight was arranged for in the same is still selling round trip tickets between all stations on its line good going and return with low or high articles while a little motes evaporation tinued plowing and especially shallow vicinity The political meeting proved ing Sunday at a rate of one fare for the iOOlw 0 hook well up on either ropegivesa chance plowing puts in the best possible con- to be by far the biggest drawing card round trip Ask any agent for particulars it to hook the ends up out of the way when dition for washing oil the soil Nature and in the evening the little hotel was or write to C F Daia General Passenger not in use This device is so easily made through the millions of deep searching crowded with the admirers of both poli- Agent Cleveland O that several can be constructed and roots and earth worms of various kinds tician and pugilist Thj pugilist was You say they had a duel on the street 6 hung in a number of the farm buildings provides for a free circulation of the feeling sore over his reception CinHe Yes French two bystanders shot where it is occasionally necessary to air to great depths and thoroughly in wasnt used to such shabby crowds and cinnati Commercial Tribune N Y Tribuoie weigh articles t termixes pulverizes and mellows both complained emphatically for Fifty Cents Soy what yer git a feller out here the soil and the subsoil Farmers lie Over 490001 cured Why uot - HATCHING TOO EARLY for an trun im down loike this I dont regulate or remove your desire for tobacco view I manhood money makes lfealth Important Facts Which Are Overlooked want ter kn o w I comes to you wid the Savesguaranteed 50c and 100and druggists all Cure Iloiy Success Is Attained by Many Poultryinen i glad heart and yev gives me der marble Those farmers who are working with hand I dont loike it none early they so If pullets are hatched too ALL See 9 ma v molt in the fall and for that reason their heads are making no complaint And the god of sinews and scientific hittomi rrT so v 25 THE MARKETS IIO it is not the practice to hatch them be- - and whatever is heard of complaints ting leaned back against the wall in RPQAT TTTU7T V fLTTAD HWPITn to care any caseof constipation Cascarets arc the Ideal Laxa 5 nuuvZJU 1UUJ u umiaii luuu tire never irrip or rrinebnt canse easy nattintlresa Its Sam Cincinnati Feb 11 fcre iVlarch This molting in the fall comes from hand workers and then gloomy disgust while the village small Xple and booklet free Ad STERLING RE3IEDY J0 Chicago Montreal Can or New Tcrk 21 6 00 50 3 2 instead of beginning to lay atthat sen- - only f rom the least skillful of these boys and men formed an admiring cir- LIVE STOCK Cattlecommon 3 85 7i 4 40 Select butchers son is the exception and nathe rule What is wanted on the farm is conteat- - cle about him In the other corner of CALVES Fair to good light a 0J 6 00 HOGS Common 2 85 ft 3 25 the good things we enjoy e but it is ibetter not to hatch iearlier mentwith the room Mr Curtis aid his friends 3 45 3 55 Mixed packers Keep in view the fact also ithat the tecpiiise to improve the work persever- were discussing politics 3 00 3 25 Light bhippers 3 50 4 25 SHEEP Choice ¬ Standard Seed and Plant Catalogue Contains all thats ZTetr and Good Always Sellable ance to canry it through economy to large breeds require a longer time dur We did allow to make vour coming LAMBS Good to choice 4 50 5 10 d either Wonderful Branching 3 50 ing which jto grow than the srnali make everything count patience under quite a society affair remarked one oi FLOUR Winter family 3 80 fTQ TUP UHE C - - J One packet Morning Giory or Pansy Aster New Japan Choice mixed for B ft 90 GRAIN Wheat No 2 red disappointments and thankful l breeds andsthat only the pulletstof the little No 3xed 88 the village dudes in a sack eoat and a and yOUT CllOlCe J Two packets 25c three packets 30c Full retail price 45 cts 3 breeds should be hatched nearly ness for all the enjoyments we possess large Corn No 2 mixed 23J chimney pot hat as he lounged faVicks Illustrated Monthly Hagazine which tells how to grow Plants Flowers and Vegetables and is up 19 Oats No 2 They are intended to come intoservice ever and above the generations which miliarly up alongside the pugilistic nt5 Rye No2 to date on these subjects for 3 months the Guide and One packet cf Seeds named above for 25 cents next fall and then lay through the havegone before and whose labor made tough 10 75 1100 Every tenth person sending an Order as ahove will receive a coupon good for 50 cents worth of Seed freo But you see the state central HAY Prime to choice 9 00 winter Light Brahmas Coehins and for iswhaftwenowihave Dakota Field committee had arranged for Charley PROVISIONS Me s Pork 3 60 Lard Prime stem Plymouth Rocks should be hatched in aird Eamn JMIES VICKSSOHS ROCHESTER H Y 9 10 BDITER hoice dairy Curtis to come to day am he drew the 23 Prime to choice creamery March Langshans Wyandottes and ibiggest crowd 2 00 JEertilvzingr with Electricity APPLES Per bbl 175 Minorcas by April 10 and Leghorns POTATOES Per bbl 115 105 Soy who is this yer CurMr Nikola the electrical exxert Haniburgs and other small breeds bj and mwentar Tesla recently suggested tis Somebody chases me Charley name NEW YORK has wid is FLOUR Winter 4 C5 4 50 The smell breeds sometimes the possibility of using electricity as a since the minute landed Majr ji I Whats is GKAtN Wheat patent 9 No lnorthn beginvto lay wiiemonly five months old fertilizing agent for the soil The cur- record No 83Ja red Whos c licked Curtis Cur CORN 2No 2 mixed 8 and it is not always desirable forlthem rents produced by perfected electrical tis I aint never seen no such name sc OATS Mixed 2l8 bat have sold direct to the to do so as it is atthe expense of oscillators he says are eapable of caus be aint much lugs He aint in my PORK New mess S 75 8 25 consumer for 24 years at does not begin LARD Western 4 3 95 rigor The pulet that wnoiesaie Dnces saving ing the eheznicaLcombinction of the ni chtss nohow see tei them the dealers uro-CHICAGO fto lay tjntil iSToviflbr and then starts itrogen with the oxygen of the atmos Wr f rtPSrtnA tyT3 3LrtrJ4i nia snip any wnere Shouting with laughter Mr Curtis FLOUR Winter patents 4 25 4 for examination bent work will probably lay during the phare If this combination were car friends brought him forward auid intro GRAIN WJaeat No 2 85 8G6 fore sale Every red iwiiole Winter Farjnjand Fireside- No 2 Chicago spring thing warranted 75 7476 rfcd on upon an industrial scaJe which duced the rivals to each ether The CORN No 2 100 Btyies of Car- 22 rlf sti AUVltvVklb 43 JX4U1GJ he thinks is possible then the product pugilist squared himself disdainfully as OATS No ness TopEaRgiesosIow How to Iifflit JQogT Iifce PORK Mesa 7 60 7 65 arid in fais he heard the words member of eon- - LASD Steam b used as a as i rnaetons as low 3 70 3 72 5g- vw7 Vlfjji as S55 Sorinir Wacons I have been troubled great deal to opinion the benefitsfertilizer 3f to humajaitjwouid gress Harness Kofj Sanergooa aa Price 1500 Road Wagons etc Send KOG36 Surrey Prieo iritis curtains laraiis sua BALTIMORE et rid of hog lice ajjd ihe best way J I be calculable as cells for f2200 for large free Catalogue ibxi apron and lenders A goci Us for W I Iiowed yoa wasnt in my class FLOURFamily 4 85 4 50 Tiave found yet that is a success is this ELKHART CARRIAGE AND HABHE8S MFtt CO W B PJiATT Sctfy EUSHART 12JD 83V4 lie responded loftily tJaw whackin GRAIN Wheat No 2 Some Useful Poultry Foods 25 Corn Mixed 25Ja my pigs ar2 not troubled withthem 21 Oats Mixed 22 The following are recommendations aint iu my line see so much in the warm weather as cold 600 Second Hand BicyclGS LARD Relined rail 50 as useful rjoiiltry food Cows milk 16 85 PORK Mess 3 put one fourth kerosene oii and three All makes GOOD ASKEW 5 to t35 New What He Craved High Grade 3 80 4 20 models rlarantcedIS CATTLE Firstmiality fourths water nd a little sulphur and barley middlings buckwheat bran bar to 2T Edwin jas fhey reached the summi HOGS Western Mtmt lie eloocd out Agents 4 00 SMOKE YOUR MEAT WITH 3 00 t3rWritororparticiilaisat once wanted when X have a warm day in the winter ley bran rye bran coarse wheat bran of the mountain after a long- climb INDLANAPOLIS PRENTISS Chlecjco P C 31KA1 legs on cotton seed millet wheat turnips cab ¬ Ah we are Irere at last What a mag GRAIN Wheat No 2 apply behind the ears and front 86 jJlfiCUlAk KRflUSER BBO WILTON PA 20 Corn No 2 mixed tf 7r Ci NEW DISCOVERY gives the Hank and root of tail Give them a bage white clover and red clover Cut n iiicent view j At such a time and place K1L JP O 3 1 quick relief and cire worst v 18 2 mixed Oats No are also considered valua- ¬ I feel strange sensations an undeiln carfes clean bed at the same time After two green bones cnt frfr book of testimonials and 1 dny JOUISVILLK trcutacntlrcc nrII II GBK7VS SX8 Atlanta Ciu applications I find the lice ble If they are not obtainable cooked able long-ingor three a soul erang as it were FLOUR Winter patent 3 75 4 00 w lurm ail GRAIN Wheat No 2 red t8 A N 1C E W 3e3t CcurrU Syrup Tastes Good Use Hi gene and nits killed 1 have no hog meat liver luags etc may be substi- ¬ whiclti643 23 23 Corn 3Jixed and my herd is in the best tuted Green foods of some sort are lice now WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS IHKASI7 Angelina ytfy dear Edwin what you 0 Oats Mixed S0 elute that jou mm the Advrtlpeuciii tc Iht condition it ever was American Swine necessary and cut clover hay is recom- ¬ want is a sairdwich Thats what it is FORK Mess paper a0G LAED Steam Jg i mended r herd Twinkles N Woefully ignorant eggs for hatching to be sent by ex- ¬ press It is df the greatest importance that such eggs should be packed in the very best manner that they may go safely and hatch well after reaching tha purchasers hands The best plan up to date is shown in the accompanying illustration A common cheap splint of which the genus washerwoman is Aspan is 9 inches Ahand is 4 inches tAize in collars is 1 inch The nail is 2 for Home Seekers to points in Alabama ¬ - It is also one oi Arkansas Arizona Colorado Florida Georgia Indian Territory Iowa Kansas Ken¬ tucky Louisiana Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Nebraska New Mexico Okla- ¬ homa the Carolinas the Dakotas Utah m I I i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ How r chafe tare ¬ ¬ ¬ vv- ¬ ¬ ¬ M - ¬ m37xJ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I ¬ ¬ 9 - ¬ 1 ¬ - Its ¬ -- - - - -- f fT t mmttmrtm ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ Vv ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- letNo-To-Ba- c j ¬ mMMItSiW imS i i ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ -- SlileiS ¬ i 1 il 7g ¬ ¬ -- j ¬ -- CO GO Mtz542L V ¬ J ¬ ¬ I 1 1 l VA L- VV Vv I -- SQ ¬ CC - -- S D V - - 1L aSsi lf -- ¬ - jj J sffi1 3SP5 Smm3z- - f J-- - eft Si- w S- - V i -- U a 8 See advertisement THE BOURBON HEWS FRIDAY KEBRTJARY 12 1897 in another column Bryans new book The First Send your order to Oscar A New Portrait h of von county t JMiller Hutchison Ky 0 Battle WJ agent forBour- - ttf It Will tx - Do You Good - - J 4 Sick Headaches Is your Nervous system Liver or Kidneys out of order If so cureyourself by using Wrights Celery Tea It improves the complex- ¬ ion Price 25c sold by W T Brooks IDruggist V Are you constipated Do you have Piles Piles Piles Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will -ure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching iles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch cing at once acts as a poultice gives instant relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment 3s prepared only for Piles and Itching of the private parts and nothing else Every box as guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by aaailfor 50c and SI per box WILLIAMS JMFG CO Props Cleveland O For sale by W T Brooks druggist 24jy-96-ly ASSIGNEES SALE OP Send your order to Oscar Battle I am introducing a new portrait made Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour ¬ by a new process It is finer in finish bon county tf than a large photograph made from life which could not be produced for less than ten dollars is beautifully colored UODSE AND LOT AMD BLACK- in water colors and will never fade SMITH SHOP FOR SALE I propose to make just fifty of these pictures and to introduce them wjll DESIRE to sell my house and lot make the following offer until Feb 15th with blacksmith shop at Jackson- 1897 viile Ky I will sell for half dash bal I will make half dozen of my best ance in twelve months For further cabinets and one size 16x20 inches particulars address or call on above described portraits with mat BENJ F SHARON complete for 6 You are not com- ¬ 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky pelled to buy frame from me but I can sell you frames cheaper than anybody quality considered Call and see these portraits Respectfully L Grinnan 12jan lmo Photographer LL persons having claims against the assigned estate of James H Letton are requested to present them at onee properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or his attorney Harmon Stitt L M GREEN Paris Ky January 12 1897 of See advertisement WJ in another column Bryans new book The First TWIN BROTHERS 0 GREAT I J BARGAIN DAYS IN i i ASSIGNEES NOTICE A CLOTHING OVERCOATS SUITS PANTS HATS AND CAPS SHIRTS BOOTS SHOES ETC UNDERWEAR v - The First Battle 27nov tf Assignee U --- v5 -- -- -- thence through the orchard on a hill S E 10784 poles to stone corner to ssaid Bryan and corner to Barlows land thence S 38 3 4 E 3572 poles to a stake near the branch corner to said Barlows land thence S 24J W 1560 poles to a stake corner to said Bartons OF land thence S 38 3 4 W 4288 poles to a -- stone by a tree corner to said barlows land thence S 37 E 4488 poles to a coffee nut tree corner to Turney in Bar- llows line thence N 33 E 38 poles to a stone in Turneys line thence N 15i JE 15 poles to a stone corner to said Tur- zney thence N 13 E 1572 poles to a white ash tree corner to said Turney The undersigned Assignee of M H thence N 40 3 4 E 10696 poles to a stone Current will on -- corner to Bartons land The Talbott land thence N 49 3 4 W 19984 jpoles to the beginning containing 177 A 1 R THURSDAY FEBRUARY 18 1897 42 SOAR W MILLER has received the exclusive agency for this and OP adioinine counties for the sale of Bryans new book entitled The First is written in Battle The undersigned Assignee of A C best style Itclear concise Mr Bryans and logical T3all will on His inspiring language full of keen 16TH 1897 satire and brilliant rhetoric will charm TBESDAY FEB interest and instruct not only those who on the premises at 11 oclock a m were his most devoted followers but The undersigned assignees of J J solar time expose to public sale the also his most ardent opponents The following tracts of land situated m books contains about 600 pages printed Peed will expose to sale to the highest Bourbon County from large clear type with 32 full page and best Hdder on illustrations a magnificent colored presentation plate and an autograph SATURDAY FEBRUARY 20 1897 ISTo- - 2- Mays- ¬ preface handsomely bound m cloth Beginning in the center of the ville Lexingtdh Turnpike road at a half morocco or full morocco at 175 at eleven oclock a m sun time on the stone in A Bartons line thence with 225 and 275 each Mail orders will premises a valuable tract of land con- ¬ Address said Turnpike in the middle thereof S receive prompt attention taining 10944 poles to Geo W Bryans Oscar W Miller Hutchison Ky 46i W corner iu tut unuuie ui ocuu tuj upine Hon r I Nlll I Oiii HI I O ASSIGNEES SALE Land 289 A 13 P Bedford T c TEstot I lli SAL I ASSIGNEES SALE situated in Bourbon County Ky about three miles from Millersburg and five miles from Paris on the Maysville and fronting Lexington turnpike poles and between the thereon 13540 lands of Mrs Sue Barbee and J w This is one of the most fertile and de- sirable farms in Bourbon County and verv 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 w 1 Ks yW Ir AiMA it t ir hi JJLl HBHi I3ST- - nullum ro Lilllil X -- -- 22 i P LA 1 a corner to Rob- on the South East side ot rt E filler Lexington Turnpike the Maysville and running S 48 E 6524 poles to Fig t2 a stone corner to said Miller thence cS 50f E 182 84 P to Fig 3a stone corner to Mrs E A Bryant thence N 39 J E 4540 poles to Figure 4 a stone corner to Wesley Berry in Turneys line thence JS 4Qk W 8784 poles to Figure 5 a stone corner to said Berry thence S 36 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 h poles to 10 n North side of said turnpike thence v crossing the pike in a diagonal direction S 34 W 4608 poles - to the beginning con ¬ taining 57 A 1 R- and B0 poles -- Tsjetc t Beginning at Fig 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 sngar tree stump and stone in Barkesdales Patent and corner to Thompsons Patent line thence with -- Barkesdales Patent line N 2448 E 135 poles to a stone in the County road stone li poles N 19 WEof apoles tothence with 20 a stake H the road N 82 poles S 19 E from a small black wal nut tnence 5 au 1174 poles to a stake below corner in Thompsons Patent line thence with his line N 79 693 poles to a stpne corner to Henrv Thompson thence with his line S 12 E twelve 12 Terms Credit of six 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 A11 the creditors of J J Peed are notified 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 J G ALLEN 6 ¬ Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods Cottons Calico Flannels Skirts Underwear Gloves Shoes Rubbers Etc Come in and get the prices on all goods Come now while you have a big stock to select from Remember this is a grand opportunity to buy goods very cheap Remember the place BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY i J D PEED Assignees ASSIGNEES NOTICE Smedley are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or their at- ¬ C A DAUGHERTY - -- 5 stone wall around the spring S 36 W 160 poles S 503 E 2 poles N 36i E 150 poles thence S 50 E 166 poles to a atone in J A Grimes line thence with aid Grimes line JS 38 E 2480 poles Corner to America MCJNamara in saia Grimes line thence N 45 W 144 poles to a stone near a gate and corner to said America McNamara thence N 38 E 34 poles to astake another corner to said lAmerica McNamara thence N 39 h W 5640 poles to a stake another corner to America McNamara thence N 7734 W 5420 poles to the middle of the MaysLexington Turnpike Road ville thence with middle of Raid Turnpike Ttoad S 6 E 18 poles to th9 margin of said pike near gate thence S 38 W 121 poles to the beginning containing 64 or ¬ --- stone C Balls stone fence on the Western side of Lexington Turnpike the Maysville road thence S 54 E 2950 poles to a stone near a spring thence with the 3 12lCt No Alfred Beginning at a near a 7825 poles to a stone thence S 69 W 180 9 10 poles to a stake one half pole West from a hickory thence N 14t W 2225 poles to a stone thence S 899 W 1484 poles to a stone thence N 31 W 349 poles to a stone on the South side of Steeles Run thence with it N 30i E 44 poles to a bcxelder tree thence N 27i W 111 poles crossing Steeles Run at N W corner of Talbott thence N 37 E 219 poles to a stone in Thomp ¬ sons Patent line then with it N 7937 E 113 poles to the beginning containing 9 aCS7nd 10 excent out of said a of 28 acres 2 roods and 23 poles heretofore convey- ¬ ed by M H Current to W B Payne by deed recorded in Deed Book No 6 Page 138 Nicholas County Clerks Office leaving 200 acres 1 rood and 26 poles ALL persons having claims against assigned estate of J G- LH Landman MD Paris 00 SE 434 Main MASTERS SALE XjSixia up OF T torney Harmon Stitt A SMEDLEY B D SMEDLEY 27novtf 10 GECOn St ALSO DEALER IN B SIGN IT Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel sslSneea- - Paris Ky TUESDAY month FEB 9TH 1897 retnrning every second Tnesday in each I aJT Bourbon Circuit Court Economy Building Loan Association of Paris Ky Plaintiff vs Lutie Mappin etc Defendants Paints Oil Tarnishes ASSIGNEES NOTICE Brushes Artists5 Ma ¬ terials Window are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or his attorney Har mon ALL persons having claims Oagainst Ball assigned estate of A ¬ 4io acres v - 4 of tract No 2 above described and tract No 3 will be sold as one tract Terms This land will be sold upon a credit of six twelve and eighteen months Purchaser will be required to execute bonds bearing six per cent from - day and date of sale with surety ap- proved by the undersigned or purchaser -jsnviy pay cash at his option Title perfect sale absolute s dividing line between tract No 1 and - tract No 2 above described by which 22 acres 2 roods and 17i poles will be cut off of the second tract and added to the first tract so that the first tract will contain 200 acres of land The balance Aline will be run parallel to the PERRY JEFFERSON Assignee TIabmon Stitt L Attorney RAILROAD TIME CARD NRR 530 p ARRIVAL OF TRAINS W K- iFrom Cincinnati 1116 a m - m 1015 p m From Lexington 439 a m 740 a m 339 p m 622 p m From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m 333 p m From Maysville 745 a m 830 p m DEPARTURE OF TRAINS 347 p m To Lexington 752 a m 1127 a m 540 p m 1021 p m To Richmond 1125 a in 537 p m To jJaysville To Cincinnati 445 a m 752 a m 1025 pm 750 a m 630 p m F B Carr Agent Kentucky Midland JArriye 830 a m 528 p m ULeave 955 a m 550 p m Arrive Freight carries passengers 425 p m leaves 435 p m P Agent W H Cox F By virtue of a judgment of the Bour ¬ bon Circuit Court rendered in the above styled cause at its November Term The above tract of land is one of the 1896 1 will sell publicly at the ¬ most productive and best arranged house door in Paris Kentucky Court about farms in Nicholas County The im- the hour of twelve oclock noon on provements consist of one two story brick house two large barns one tobacco and one tobacco and stock combined SATURDAY FEBRUARY 20 1897 and all necessary out buildings The fences are in splendid repair and the the following described real estate to wit ground has been well taken care of of land in That At 230 p m solar time 011 Bourboncertain tractKentuckysituatedFlat County the premises in MILLERSBURG Run Creek and Mt Gilead and on Steeles the undersigned will sell the following Ford Turnpike and described and bound ¬ described propertj ed as follows to wit Beginning at 1 on plat of division of the late George L noTi Redmons land of record in the Clerks Bounded on the East by the Mays- ¬ office of the County Court of Bourbon ville Lexington now L N rail- County Kentucky and running S 75 E road on the North by the farm of Chas 28 poles to 2 then N If W 82 1610a poles to 14 then N 55 66100 minutes W Clark on the west by the Maysville Lexington Turnpike and on the South 88 44 100 poles to 15 then S 28 62100 by the land of J M Collier now J G- poles to 9 then N 55 W 58 8100 poles to 10 then S 35 W 50 3 5 poles to 16 then Allen The improvements consist of a two S 503- E 165 3 5 poles to 17 then N 39 i E story frame house of seven rooms and 15 76 100 poles to the beginning contains all necessary out buildings The place 79 acres 2 roods and 34 poles and is lot 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 other improvements Said land is placed by a new structure situate about 4 miles North of the City of Paris NO 2 Said sale is made to satisfy a judg ¬ A model two story frame house and ment in favor of the plaintiff herein for one acre of ground adjoining the Male College property on the West side of the its debt and interest amounting on the day of sale to 417369 and the costs of Lexington Turnpike Maysville this suit 10800 making the itotal sum to be raised on theday of sale the sum N0T3 of 428169 Consists of a small lot of ground upon Said sale will be made upon a credit which is located a blacksmith shop and of six - and twelve months for equal lot at the i unction of the Maysville Lexington Turnpike and Pleasant street parts of the purchase money for which Millersburg Kentucky near Hinkston the purchaser will be required to exe cute bonds payable to the undersigned Creek Master Commissioner with good surety to be approved by said Commissioner Terms Both the farm and city and bearing interest from date until property will be sold upon a credit of paid at the rate of six per cent per an ¬ six twelve and eighteen months The num having the force and effect of a purchaser or purchasers will be required judgment to furnish bond with surety to be ap- ¬ proved by the undersigned bearing in- ¬ Witness my hand this 5 th day of terest from day and date of sale at 6 per February 1897 cent Or the purchaser or purchasers mv may pay cash at their option H C CURRENTMaster Commissioner Bourbon Circuit V oCourt Assignee Talbot-tjMcMillan Harmon Stitt Attorney Attorneys ¬ ¬ ¬ - Stitt 27nov tf PERRY JEFFERSON Assignee ASSIGNEES NOTICE against Cur ¬ rent are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or hisattorney Optician Landman has been visiting this city regularly for over five years and has ad ¬ justed glasses to the Glass Etc eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon Estimates promptly furnished for Connty and has proven himself comglass paints painting and decorating petent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Clark Clays drug store between his visits and when he makes his regular 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 Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C D Cram of Paris ¬ ALL persons having claims H assigned estate of M Harmon Stitt 27nov tf H C CURRENT Assignee Anyone sending a sketch and description may quickly ascertain free whether an invention is probably patentable Communications strictly confidential Oldest agency for securing patents in America We have a Washington office Patents taken through Munn Co receive special notice in the COPYRIGHTS TRADE HARKS DESIGNS cm Weekly Cincinnati SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN ASSIGNEES NOTICE persons having claims against R Best assigned estate of are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to tne undersigned beautifully illustrated largest circulation of any scientific journal weekly terms 300 a year 160 six months Specimen copies and HAND Book on Patents sent free Address Commercial Tribune ONLY 50c A Year I COMMERCIAIi TRIBUNE CO ALL 361 Broudway Now York MUNN CO Cincinnati O I - 27nov tf HARMON STITT BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO ANDlFROM Assignee NOTICE persons having claims against assigned estate of Joshua Barton will please prove the same ac- ¬ cording to law and leave them with the undersigned or at the office of TOLEDO DETROIT All Points in Michigan ALL CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station Paris Ky Those knowing themselves indebted to the estate will please settle promptly and avoid suit Harmon Stitt ST LOUIS Avoiding The Tunnel WILBUR R SMITH HpfpTPTl LEXINGTON PRESIDENT KY In--rZT Assignee Joshua Barton 15nov J M VIMONT Wagner Sleeping Cars BJ3ST0N npVro successful eluding 100 In graduates Banks ¬ tf Millersburg Ky NEW YORK Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Private Compartment Cars Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars BIG the past year from 20 states Business Coarse consists of Arithmetic Law Merchandising BmSSS i2SsrgafeA wsaais el- attendance BjlEES ALL H0TI6E Kt0aumety Manufacturing Lectures Mercantile Correspondence Cos of Full PJonXaI1 J3uinnn n4Stosck 3 wepln5r SMSMuSffiSiK emmett diokson persons having claims against Be sure your tickets read via assigned estate of J J Peed FOUR are requested to present them at once e o Mccormick verified as required by law to the under ¬ Passenger Traffic Mgr signed or their attorneys J Q Ward lQ direa7Scen30mor tns Cadate3cs-ccededltssupnlv Special department for ladte3 - or Harmon Stitt X J J B MARTIN O m G- - D PEED - ALLEN Ac sio neeg i Gen Pass Tkt Agt HILBUS K SMITH LexfcSw fcty - 20 nov 3mo Cincinnati S - Sfrrtj 1 Epagggy A az 31 p t k rr N r 9- - s L -- v s 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