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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): February 16, 1897

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): February 16, 1897 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 bou1897021601_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 16, 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. ta H t fit W - T va TH E CHAMP V j-j- - r - - MILLER Editors and Owners - buuKbun VV B Hh - - - i HHHb HHB 3 rJUHHLifi - Vk- - I H A -- V NEWS BR0WER SCOTT - i f L - - - - i - f jste yrrv -- - ir k - PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established FEB J 1881 SEVENTEENTH YEAR SCINTILLATIONS An Interesting Jumble Of News And PARIS BOURBON OO KY TUESDAY FEBRUARY 16 1897 would be a good thingi Miss Sophronisba Breckinridge Ken ¬ tuckys first woman lawyer filed her first suit in the Fayette Circuit Court Saturday She represents Mrs E M Swigert who sues her husband Chas Swigert for absolute divorce Miss Breckinridge is an accomplished type writer and the petition is an excellent specimen of her work ¬ NO 14 J MILLERSBURG Notice To The Public A V Comment George W Bains new lecture is New Woman and the Old Man Col R E Hazelrigg of Montgomery will have charge of the Olympia Springs the coming season r k- - - i t Dillard Rainey was given the death penalty at Winchester Saturday for the murder of Aaron Adams The total subscriptions of all kinds to the Tennessee Centennial Exposition now amount to about 1000000 A Louisville medical college is prepar- ¬ ing anti toxine for free distribution among the poor in cases of diphtheria The Court of Appeals in an opinion handed down Saturday by Judge Du Relle overruled the motion for a re- ¬ hearing in the cases of Scott Jackson and Alonzo Walling There is talk of an appeal to the United States Supreme Court The Cynthiana Democrat favors a cur- ¬ few law that will drive in doors by 7 oclock every urchin under thirty years of age The Vanceburg Sun thinks a bell put on every male citizen of that town so he could be located at night GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS mare last Friday from lung fever Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In road Mrs Pennington and son of FalThe Foyer mouth are guests of Mrs Danl Robert ¬ SHADOWS OF A GREAT CITY ¬ Burs Mr J R Earl was up from Falmouth Sunday to see his family Miss Leila Johnson of Paris was the guest of friends here Sunday Mr Henry Jefferson of Mason was the guest of relatives here Friday Mr Jas Batterton guest of Mrs San ¬ dusky returned to New York Friday Mr Yancy Ray lost his fine sorrel News Notes Gathered In And About The 1 HAVEJarranged able t6 fesume my practice Dr Adair will attend to all unfinished work and such othir work as my patroi8 may de- sir Very respectfully 9feb to takecharge ofmy office until with Dr John Adair I am FRAZEE t Dr R A Sprake Carpets Furniture Wall Papers Draperies Special Rug and Curtain Sale Commencing Monday February i jtfu 1 ARE YOXT INTERESTED T 30c to 32 00 60c to 15 06 50c to 35 06 is 6 w mi FOR Axa DEsJttoXisixeci SATiB- ib j I 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 nuuuns iancy goous domestics ooois shoes hats caps and every article kept by a first class store iB now being offered at cost 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 and well known throughout Central Ken ¬ tucky Any one wishing to buy the stock as a whole should address ALEX BUTLER Of the firm of Smedley Buller Millersburg Ky fc I ft -- 31 SP Smith Barnes Pianos are not so well known as some other pianos because they have not been For this same extensively advertised reason they are Not High Priced They are most suitable for the homes of the people We carry a complete stock of uprights and they are well Catalogues of worthy of inspection Smith Barnes Pianos sent on request We are sole representatives for the Steinway Pianos Ernest Urchs 121 Co and 123 West Fourth Street CINCINNATI O HERES YOUR i CHANCE WX Sunday Mr Frank Bowden who has been here on the sick list returned to Paris yesterday Miss Katie Lowe of Paris is the guest of her aunt Mis Oscar Johnson near town Messrs Dorsey Ray J W Bacon and Will Kenney of Paris visited friends here Sunday Mr Claude Ratcliffe and wife of Carlisle wern guests of Mr Wm Car- ¬ penter Sunday Mr E T Beeding and family of Paris were guests of relatives here Sat urday and Sunday Chas Gardner and his company Mrs Will Stockton guest of Misses played Karl The Peddler to a fair Lula and Mary Grimes returned to sized audience Saturday night at the Maysville Friday Dr C B Smith visited Miss Judith opera house Gardner is the same sweet Carpenter Sunday and reports her betsinger and pleasing actor as of old but ter and out of danger the play was not so good as Father- ¬ Mrs Owen Ingels and son Allen land and neither were his songs as visited her sister Mrs Lewis Rogers pretty as his old sweet songs Several from Friday until Sunday members of the company gave capable Miss Mattie Power was at home Frisupport day and Saturday from her school at Pleasant Green this county JAMES RAY MCANN Mr Wm Milam of Maysville was Carved on the ladder of fame the guest of his daughter Mrs Henry Is one most deserving name Phillips Thursday and Friday Respected by company and man While he works out lifes plot Lyle of Mr and Mrs Robt May good fortune be the lot Glenkenney were Iguests of Mrs Sue Of our clever friend Jas R McCann Sandusky Friday and Saturday Miss Josephine Dorsey accompanied The picture of Etta Reed appeared by Miss Julia Miller spent Saturday last week on the first page of the New and Sunday at her home at Myers York Dramatic Mirror together with a There were 150000 pounds of tobacco very complimentary sketch hauled to the warehouses here last week prized for immediate shipment PICissyFitegeraldsheUbfthefamous1 to be MrsTT MPurneir and dSSghter wink and kick appears to night at the Miss Mary Agness visileai relatives in Lexington opera house in The Found- ¬ Paris from Saturday until yesterday i ling Marion Johnson has rented the Hunt blacksmith shop and took possession yesterday and is now ready to attend STOCK AND TURF NEWS to your work Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc Messrs Will McClintock Will Mcln Turf Notes tyre Bert and Julian McClintock Turney yesterday sold four Frank Collier and Everett Themason atBayless roadsters to J P Walter of Crawfords tended Mt Sterling court yesterday ville Ind for 860 Dr Thaddeus Reamy of Cincinnati will lecture at the Methodist phurch J W Thomas of this city sold four to night subject In the afternoon hhds of tobacco at an average of 1206 Admission 25 cents tickets for sale at in Cincinnati last week and W T Phillips drug store Overbey sold two hhds at an average of Mrs Chas Bean and Mrs Minnie 9 N Mcray of this county Harrison of Lexington and Mrs Lan sold three hhds at an average of Brady of Carlisle are guests of their 1075 and J Kerr disposed of two father Mr L C Vimont who has been quite ill for several days hhds which averaged 1062 The sale of the Female College on March 1st will not interfere with the One The Cynthiana Democrat says school which will be continued until of the most interesting personals in the June under the present management Paris papers these days concerns the and same corps of teachers whereabouts of Mr Willipus Wallapus Mr Wallapus is said to be quite a A Brave Gate Keeper masher and always has a pocketful of rocks A toll gate on the Lawrenceburg turnpike near Frankfort was blown up by dynamite early Sunday morning The gate keeper stretched a rope acioss the road and went on collecting toll although warned that if he did so the fhouse would be blown up The gate at this point has been destroyed and re- ¬ placed several times ¬ ¬ ¬ o Parisians should take pride in giving a hearty welcome to former Parisian James R McCann when he appears to night at the opera house in the lead- ¬ ing role of Tom Cooper in that thrill¬ ing melodrama the Shadows of a Great City Mr McCann was for years leading man and stage manager in W J Scanlans company and has since played engagements with Roland Reed and other well known etars His talent and pluck have won him an enviable place in the theatrical world and his Paris friends will no doubt give him a splendid ovation to night The Shadows of a Great City is a melodrama of the sensational school and abounds in thrilling scenes and situations which call for artistic work The com- ¬ pany comes well recommended and will doubtless play to a good business in this city son OUT PRICE SALE If so it will pay you to see the splendid values included in this Johnson bought a Wilkes filly last week at the Lexington Oscar Miss sales Smyrna Rugs Mat ro Carpet Sizes from Japanese Rugs Mat to Carpet Sizes from Made Rugs from Mat to Carpet Sizes from Ruth McClintock visited tives in Carlisle from Friday until terday rela- ¬ yes- ¬ Mr Will Peed of Sbarpsburg was the gue3t of his brother Mr John Peed That sensfction in the thrnnt1 Is inHfnntl c t DAMASK CURTAINS 3J YARDS REDUCED FROM x PER PAIR TINSELED CREPES REDUCED FROM 20c to 124c CRETONNES 36 INCHES WIDE AT 124c CREPE CHINA AND JAPANESE SILK REDUCED FROM 75c AND 1 450 TO 3 TO 50c WE INVITEijINSPECTIoN MARKEDglN PLAIN FIGURES relieved by Xr Bells Pine-Tar- jaony a wonaeriui remedy for coughs and all troubles caused by inflaifemation of the mucous mem- Dranee of the throat and respiratory organs A purely vegetable com ¬ pound it contains nothing but heal ¬ ing and invigorating medicinal pTop G1U1VB ju ia guuiuutstju lo cure me uiuov oiuuumu tjuuyus us wen as asthma bronchitis sore throat La Qriripe whooping cough and croup 39 Brower Scott Corner Main and Broadway Frazee Le ington Ky a 5T J RB W E3E7I I Mbatafei G Is sold Rine-Tar-Hon- ey 1 everywhere at 25c 50c and 100 a bottle or s win do sent upon receipt of price by PRIDE OF PARI s The Best The Whitest Purest and s v is J i V The E E Sutherland Paducah Kentucky if ate- Medicine Company 5 MASTERS SALE OF FLOUR Ask Your Grocer For It m i anci Circuit Court I PARIS MILLING CO Take No Other -- c t if EconomvBuildine Loan Association of Paris Ky Plaintiff JapaesjNl and Kiltie Xllen his wife Defendants flBSUJSflaWSIfcfeVr 3Boubbon EVERY SACK GUARANTEED HE - JkV8 Alien Bourbon Circuit rabove styled cause at its jn ovember teriiiyl896V I will sell publicly at the Courthouse door in Paris Kentucky about the hour of 12 oclock noon on 4tjiM J AA liVirtueprfruagmenioLtne Gourtrenclered in thei - - n - - - wVrSfei Zlir- - SATURDAY FEBRUARY 20 1897 ¬ Allen and is bounded as follows Be ¬ ginning at a stake on the north side cor- ¬ ner to John Allison and Tnomas L Ways line and running thence JN 63 W 173 6 10 poles to a point in said road be- ¬ tween two stones corner to Jones heirs and he Silas Church lot thence with two lines of said lot S 56 W 6 36 100 W poles to a stone thence N 60 WA 21 56 100 poles to a stone in Formans line thence S U E 137 60 100 poles to a buckeye tree thence N 86f W 45 36 100 poles to the middle of the road 20 links from two stakes on the side of the road corner to Mrs Way thence with her line S 39 E 131 poles to a stake in J Bristows line thence with his and three of John Allisons lines N 39 E 70 poles to an oak tree thence S 54 E 16 84 100 poles to a stone thence N 37 E 131 80 100 poles to the beginning con- ¬ taining according to survey 155 acres three quarters 3 8 10 poles except 37 acres conveyed by said James N Allen and wife to Kittie J Allenetcof record at deed book 72 page 85 thus leaving about 118 acres the following described real estate to wit That certain tract of land situate on Silas Turnpike ad ¬ theJackstown joining the lands of M Davis Dr R A Moore James Thompson and E A - A Few Words To My Patrons Christmas lias come and gone and I have my friends and patrons to thank for the best Christmas business I liave eyer done The best goods low prices and attractive designs did the work For the coming year you may expect to see my establishment filled with the best the mar ¬ ket sup plies My prices will always con-¬ form with the quality of the goods shown and taking quality for quality my quotations will be as low as the lowest J T HINTON u- Said sale will be made upon a credit of six and twelve months for equal parts We intend to reduce our stock because we are going of the purchase State District Meeting K of P purchaser will money for which the to move to a different store room be required to execute Feb 17 20 Lexington Ky one and one bonds payable to the undersigned Mas- ¬ good surety to be for ter Commissioner We have marked down prices in order to sell quickly third fare Statethe round trip M C A approved by him with bearing interest and Convention Y Annual all our surplus stock We can give you somechoice bar- ¬ Frankfort Ky Feb 18 21 one fare for from date until paid at the rate of six per cent per annum having the force round trip gains now Come quick Everything low F B Carr Agent and effect of a judgment Said sale is -made to satisfy a judgment in favor of Special Bates On The L N a Neckties Hats Shirts Collars Cuffs Handkerchiefs everything is offered for less money than ever before Paris iiiiiiisliiiiiiiiinri iiiloriiio H S STOUT Manager Wm - 5 the plaintiff herein against the defend- ¬ ant for 138645 with interest thereon from August 27th 1896 debt and inter- ¬ est aggregating on the day of sale the Feb 20 E M Dickson Master sum of 1 426 87 and the costs of this suit lands making the amounting to 7600 Feb 20 Jasper Offutt Admr mill total sum to be raised on the day of sale opera house and turnpike stocks the sum of 150287 2 B F Bedford Jr March land Witness my hand chis 5th day of stosk farm implements etc February 1897 Engagements Of Auctioneer Forsyth A T - f f i h -- I tion sick headaches 25c Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa at druggists ¬ EMMETT M DICKSpN Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit Court Energetic lady of good McMillan Talbott Attorneys address to take agency for the AutoThe only safe sure and matic Sewing Machine in Paris and vi ¬ in ii in ii 14 mi iji mi i in ii ii i iiii ml reliable Female PILIi cinity One who owns the machine ever offered to Ladies preferred Address with references Did you Ever Think especially recommend sIKML ed to married Ladies Willcox Gibbs S M Co 614 Fourth What a risk you are taking this kind IfcAsk for DB MOTTS PSSTCYBOTAI FILLS and take no other ave Louisville Ky of weather by wearing those old worn 5fb 4t w yvtuui JJ tl nrv Our UHpRtS DROOilU XyJX u tuu1 JLlltO out shoes Get a new pair MOTTS CHEMICAL CO - Cleveland Onio We want to sell prices are low now Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa- - them For Sale By W T Brooks Druggist CLAY RION Xion SiClt neauiiuuea aov ll uiujjijists Hukill Jr Cutter Wanted ¬ 1 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 PENNYROYAL PILLS Vs mP ot - - -- x - jl - rW- - jti jo- - r - 9 - f f c THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY FEBRUARY j 16 1897 S100 TOR 14 CENTS Millions now plant Salzers seeds but million more should hence offer Further Consideration of the Schedult lpkff Bismarck Cucumbers 15c10c by the Committee 1 pkg Round Globe Beet 10c 1 pkg Earliest Carrot 15c ¬ The Several Paragraphs Relating to Cop 1 pkg Kaiser Wilhelm Lettuce 10c per Gold and Silver Restored to the 1 pkg EarliestMelon ¬ McKinley Rates Many Other Mat 15c 1 pkg Giant Yellow Onion ters in the Schedule Considered 10c 1 pkg 14 Day Radish 15e Seeds Washington Feb 12 A furthel 3 pkgs Brilliant Flower packages in¬ 10 Now all of above consideration of the iron and stee plant and seed schedule was had Thursday morning cluding our mammoth you free upon by the republican members of the ways catalogue are mailed The chairman receipt of about 14 cents postage 100 and means committee laid before the members a letter from 25 pkgs Earliest Vegetable Seed 100 the treasury department suggesting 21 Brilliant Blooming Plants that a provision be inserted in the new John A Salzer Seed Co La Crosse W bill permitting ores containing lead tc Wis enter the country in bond and to be sign do you think Appropriate assayed at the nearest assay office to ought to put up in What of my place of busi-I ¬ front the point of destination instead of col ness asked a man who had opened a sug- ¬ Remains to be seen lecting the duty at the portsof entry morgue The suggestion was adopted and the gested the friend who had dropped in Chicago Tribune ¬ m JOHN MARRS Df Lexington Attempts to Kill Kis Entire Family Four-Year-O- He Slew His ld Son Shot His Sister and Daughter A nd Then Took His Own Life His Wife May Die of Prostration Be Had Pre ¬ viously Been an Inmate of the Ken ¬ tucky liimatlc Asylum Lexington 15 Ky Feb The bloodiest domestic tragedy that ever occurred in Lexington was enacted at 745 oclock Saturday morning when John Marrs killed his son daughter V John shot his Helen tried to kill his sister Ida and v h then killed himself Marrs was about 40 years old and had been a member of the firm of M Co clothers for years Kaufman He was prominent in building association circles owning a great deal of real estate and was considered one of the safest and most promising of Lexing- tons younger business men When the arising bell rang Saturday gion four-year-old 14-year-- ¬ CHAMPION CORBETT Dr A P Brian the Well Known San Fran ¬ cisco Physlclaa Says He is the Most Per¬ fect Specimen of Physical Manhood in the World San Francisco Feb 15 After a thorough examination of Champion Corbett made by Dr A P Brian the well known physician issued the cer-¬ tificate which follows For several days past Fitzsimmons has been insisting that Corbett should be subjected to a thorough examina ¬ tion as to his physical condition This should be a complete answer James Corbett is the most perfect specimen of physical manhood in my opinion in the world to day I saw him in his fight with Sharkey and must say that his condition is absolutely different at the present time from what it was on that occasion After a thorough examination I have failed to find a single flaw in his anatomy The chest is expansive to a remarkable degree showing- the elasticity and firmness of the muscles The capacity of the lungs indicates great endurance and especially when fortified by the fact that he has a perfect heart the sounds of which are heard clearly and distinctly over every portion of the praecordeal re ¬ ¬ - CUBAN WAR 4 ut ¬ ¬ fc I i morning at his residence 129 South Upper street Mrs Marrs who slept with her daughter Helen in a room occupied by her husband arose put on her wrapper and went down into the kitchen to send a servant girl up with warm water for her husband He was sleeping in another bed with his son John and did not awake when the bell rang When the girl went in to the room Marrs started up with such a peculiar expression on his face that she hastily set the water down When she was half way down the steps she heard a pistol shot She con ¬ tinued to the kitchen and told her mistress that something was the matter upstairs Mrs Marrs and her sister-in-laMiss Ida Marrs a teacher in the public schools ran up to the room They heard shots as they were going up Mrs Marrs fainted at the head of the steps just as Helen ran out of the room and fell Miss Ida ran into the room where she saw her brother flourishing a pis tol He struck her over the right eye with the weapon cutting a long gash and knocking her back into the hall As she fell he fired at her but the bul let flew wild Marrs slammed the door to Neighbors rushed in and forced the doorj when a horrible sight met their gaze Lying on the floor with his feet under the bed and his head toward the door that opened into an adjoining room was Marrs in a sea of blood His throat was cut from ear to ear both jugular veins and the windpipe being severed The head was barely hanging to the body Near his left hand was a large razor covered with blood Gii the floor was a large revolver with four empty chambers On the bed was the boy sat- urated with blood He had a bullet in the center of his forehead and his throat was cut from ear to ear Three pieces of flesh were cut from his fight cheek Miss Ida Marrs wounds are not dangerous but she was badly prostrated from the shock Mrs Marrs is in a precarious condition from nervous prostration About 10 years ago John Marrs showed signs of insanity and was incarcerated in the Eastern Ken tucky lunatic asylum He was dis charged as cured after six months and returned to business in the best of health and spirits and made money rapidly for several years On account of depression in business his affairs of late have not been in a prosperous condition He was taken violently ill about a month ago with a peculiar headache and remained at home three weeks His friend Moses Kaufman called to see him several times this week and saw evidences of mental trouble and had intended to take him to a doctor Saturday and have him treated Marrs comes from one of Kentuckys oidest and best families His father John Marrs was for many years treasurer of the city of Lexington The family has always stood high in business and social circles Lexington Ky Feb 15 The funeral of John W Marrs and his boy John jr took place at the Central Christian church at 3 oclock Sunday afternoon The church was packed with fully 1500 people As many more were on the outside of the build ing blocking the streets for squares Father and son were buried in the same grave ¬ w Slljk v9sm liilliiw 1 and left the room I1 I CHAMPION JAMES i ¬ old-fashion- ed ¬ h vvJLhjle t ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 mistakable evidence that James J Corbett has cared well for his physical health and undoubtedly has recently passed through a hard and persistent course of training My examinations of Mr Corbett were made both before and after exercise and I can say that he showed scarcely any signs of fatigue after His his violent practice heart showed no increase undue in action and he exhibited no signs of distress the respiratory movements being slow regular and fulL His long sinuous muscles are flexible and firm without undue development in any one group This is particularly character- ¬ ized in the muscles of the chest arms shoulders and thighs as well as the lower region of the back all of which give evidence of strength and vitality And the evidence to my mind which suggests a radical improvement in his condition as compared to his last visit to this coast is the healthy appearance of the skin and mucuous membrane The latter particularly gives marked evidence of a perfectly normal and rich condition of the blood and good tone of the system throughout After the general examination I tested the various reflexes with the object of determining the condition of his nervous system The result was that I found the nervous system equally as good as the muscu lar system This is vitally important as the general conditions of the body depend primarily on the healthy action of the nervous centers ¬ ¬ ¬ J CORBETT The firmness and pliability of the muscles throughout his body give un ¬ Spaniards Lose Over 300 lftenihji Ket West Fla Feb 13 Fiv Fight Near Remedios houses were burned in Regia across s the bay from Havana Thursday night by a small band of patriots who The Patriots Caught the Troops on ¬ Steep Hillside and the Bout Was Com dashed into the city at mid ¬ plete Spaniards Withstood a Gall- A Spanish patrol encount¬ night Ing Fire But Forced to Retreat ered them and for a few min ¬ utes there was a sharp encounter New York Feb 12 A special from in the streets of Five the Key West says patrol were killed and one wounded News has been received in Havana The patriots lost three men killed and that one of Weylers vanguards con- four captured The latter were shot sisting of 500 men was defeated by by order of the commander of the pa- ¬ about the same number of patriots trol a half hour afterward being lined under Col Parci of Garcias army up at the side of a house with their near Remedios on Sunday The Span- faces turned to the wall ish forces had been sent forward to explore and incidentally to capture a Cuban hospital said to be on Mount Calvas south of Remedios The col umn marched to near the place and then attempted to surprise it at night Gen Garcia had beeninformed of the duty was fixed at one and one hali Spanish approach and had forwarded 2ents per pound The committee next turned its atreinforcements As the Spanish troops marched up tention to a number of minor matters in the schedule upon which ad valorem the steep hillside paths leading to the hospitals Parcis men opened fire on iuty is now levied These include cut them with rifles and a small field piece aails and cut spikes of iron or steel horseshoe nails wire nails spikes Others of his command who had auts washers and horse mule and ox mounted the overhanging rocks flung shoes cut tacks brads or shrigs of all down hand grenades and packages of powder and bullets made into impro kinds knitting and sewing machine needles vised hand grenades The Spaniards crochet and needles tape surprised in the narrow pathways atneedles and all other needles engraved steel plates stero tempted to reply but they had to shoot type and electrotype plates and en by guess The patriots threw down GEN MAXIMO GOMEZ lighted pine knots and burning wisps graved or lithographed plates railway Two Cuban residents there were shot fish plates iron and steel rivets cross of grass upon the Spanish column giv ing ample light to aim with accuracy for interfering though they merely cut saws wood screws umbrella and The Spanish force stood the fire for made a request that a trial be granted parasol ribs wheels for railway pur15 or 20 minutes and then attempted a the men poses and ingots cogged ingots blooms Two battalions of Spanish volunteers or blanks for same Upon all of the retreat but another body of patriots had gone around and they now began are reported in revolt near Mariel over foregoing the rate was made specific firing into the rear of the Spanish poor food and no pay and substantially the same duty was New York Feb 12 A dispatch to imposed as now exists forces This completed the rout The Spanish soldiers by a desperate effort the Herald from the district of Sancti The several paragraphs relating to forced their way through this last par Spiritus Santa Clara province gives copper gold and silver were restored ty and managed to get oft clear the following statement signed by to the McKinley rates Copper in The enemies of rolled plates called braziers copper After half an hours running fight Gen Maximo Gomez the Spunish commander retreated to Cuba have circulated in the United sheets rods pipes and copper bottoms Remedios He himself was wounded States the rumor that I am disposed to also sheathing of yellow metal of and be acknowledged a loss of To men accept autonomy as a basis of settle- ¬ which copper is the component of chief He declared that the insurgents were ment or solution of the present war value and not composed wholly or in The constitution of Cuba absolutely es- ¬ part of iron ungalvanized 25 per cent 2000 strong Gold and silver bullion Cuban reports state that the Span tablishes in its Article XL that peace ad valorem ish lost over 300 men 75 being prison- ¬ is to be negotiated on the basis of the and metal thread of gold silver or ers and that the Cuban loss was not absolute independence of Cuba It Dther metals not specially provided over 35 Parci notified Weyler that he is to obtain independence that we for 30 per cent ad valorem Washington Feb 12 House elecwould exchange his prisoners for an have been fighting for two years and to fight until victory be tions Committee No 1 Thursday unan ¬ equal number of Cuban prisoners and will continue imously agreed to the report written that if any Cubans are killed he would ours All the statements which have been by Mr Bartlett of Georgia declaring retaliate on the soldiers captured heretofore or maybe in future publish ¬ that the sitting member from the GREEK GOVERNMENT ed to the effect that we are willing to Tenth Georgia district Mr Black is Decides tc Take Prompt and Decisive Ac- - accept any other solution short of in- entitled to his seat in the contest dependence should be regarded as brought against him by Mr Watson tion in the Cretan Trouble Athens Feb 12 The government false- the late populist candidate for vice has formulated a notification to the Havana Feb 13 A dispatch from president The report shows that the powers setting forth that Greece can Port Caibarien in the Santa Clara contention raised by Mr Watson of ex-¬ not remain a mere spectator of the province says that Capt Gen Weyler tensive frauds in Eichmond county is events which are taking place in Crete has donated to the public treasury the not sustained by the evidence Washington Feb 12 Senator Peti and that the ties of race and religion sum of 2000000 francs out of his pri compel her to intervene in behalf of op- vate funds towards meeting the ex grew silver S D Thursday intro¬ pressed and outraged Christians in penses of the government in prose- ¬ duced a resolution which went over that island In the chamber of dep cuting the campaign against the Cu ¬ directing the senate com tnitteeon pub uties Premier Delyannis said that ban insurgents lic lands to investigate by sub com- ¬ either the porte would be prevented by mittee or otherwise the issue of a MUST HANG powers from sending reinforcethe patent in the Perrine land grant in ments to Crete or would persist in The Petition for Rehearing in the Jick- - the state of Florida This is the son and Walling Cases Overruled by the patent issued to President Clevelands sending them there 2ZBftm J ¬ ¬ ¬ GEN GOMEZ y Thy Will Continue to Fight Until the Independence of Cmba Is Won IE0N AND STEEL o J mWmr ¬ ¬ ¬ m County and State aforesaid and that said Grm will pay the sum of One Hundred Dollars for each and every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure FRANK J CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence this 6th day of December A D 1SS0 A W GLEASON ¬ State of Ohio City of Toledo Lucas Counti Frank J Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F J Cheney Co doing business in the city of Toledo ¬ Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send for testimonials free Seal Notary Public ¬ 4 ¬ Halls Family Pills are the best Famous Author who has been invited to dinner to himself What a wretched menu I shall take care not to make any witty remarks Fliengende Blatter Sold by druggists 75c F J CHENEY CO Toledo 0 ¬ ¬ The Inauguration of President Mc ¬ Kinley will attract many prominent individuals to Washington You can attend very cheaply and enjoy a most satisfactory trip by going O S W Ry Tickets good govia theB ¬ ¬ 2 and ing March and good returning cluding March 8 at special low rates for this occasion with a Splendid Train Service Make up your parties and for further infor¬ mation consult any agent B O S W Ry Write for guide to Washington to J M Chesbrough Genl Pass Agt - Cincin1 3 in- ¬ M ¬ nati O - - ¬ Nothing creates quite as great commotion as a woman who has lost her pocketbook What was in it had nothing to do with the case Washington Democrat ¬ Js severely taxed by dyspepsia But good digestion will wait on appetite and health on both when Hostetters Stomach Bitters is resorted to by the victim of indigestion Heartburn flatulence biliousness will cease tormentingthegastric region and liver if this genial family corrective meets with the fair trial that a sterling remedy deserves Use it regularly not spasmodically now and then It conquers malarial kidney nervous and rheumatic ailments Explaining a Proverb Papa what does this mean It is better to give than to re-¬ ceive asked a bojr of his fond parent It means my son that your mother finds more pleasure in lecturing me than I do in hearing her Tit Bits The mountain had strangely found voice Mohammed it repeated thoughtfully why yes I always reerarded Mohammed as a coming man you know Detroit Jourr nal The Spartan Virtue Fortitude ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i PITTSBURGH POST Plant Destroyed by Fire Iosr ¬ I ¬ t- - I t h r GEN JUAN RIUS RIVERA One of the Patriot Leaders in Cuba from Yorkville says 13 prisoners broke jail here Sunday morning M P Reese and J C Leckie under life sen- ¬ tence were among the number The others who were Negroes were charged with minor crimes None have been recaptured Municipal Ownership Investigation ¬ ¬ Prisoners Break Jail Columbia S C Feb 15 A dispatch Fire Sun ¬ the Greek government had decided to day morning burned the building oc- take action promptly and decisively cupied by the Pittsburgh Post caus- When Crete demanded a union with ing a loss of 90000 The printing the mother country he said Greece presses one valued at 325000 and the could not remain indifferent- - At the other at 10000 were badly damaged conclusion of remarks by M Delyan Ten typesetting machines valued at nis the leader of the opposition as830000 were ruined The Post loss sured government will probably reach 70000 covered would the premier that the support of have by insurance The buildi ng is owned the opposition the heartiest which assurance evokby the J N McCullough estate and ed prolonged cheers the loss on it will reach 20000 cover-¬ Constantinople Feb 12 The ed by insurance The fire is supposed porte has communicated by telegraph to have started from the crossing of with the powers asking their support electric light wires The Post will isof sue its paper from the office of the in the efforts and Turkej to restore orthe ambassadors are Pittsburgh Leader until new quarters der in Creteupon the question of exert¬ conferring can be secured ing concerted pressure upon Greece to Sunday Observed By the Squadron compel the recall of the Greek fleet Charleston S C Feb 15 Adm from Cretan waters Bunces squadron suspended their war-¬ Cane a Creter Feb 12 It is stated like work Sunday and observed Sun on good authority that the governor day in regulation fashion Episcopal of Crete Georgi Pasha Berovitch is services were held on the flagship New desirous of resigning his office but York Catholic service on the Maine that the porte has expressed the wish and general services including other that he should remain here denominations were celebrated on the The entire Moslem population about Columbia The Vesuvius came up to the city of Heraklion have entered the city Saturday and is now lying in that place where they attacked the A number of ex Christians and pillaged their shops the Cooper river cusion steamers ran out to the fleet The prefect of Sitia reports 300 Sunday carrying thousands of visitors Moslems have been killed in that disthat trict by Christians Portsmouth Man Dies in Orange Mass Orange Mass Feb 15 Dr Charles It is reported that the Moslems at D Hendrickson is dead Dr Hend Retimo have blown up with dynamite rickson was one of Oranges popular a number of houses owned or occupied citizens He was born in Portsmouth by Christians No mention is made of O in 184G He enlisted on May 11 loss of life being caused by the ex18G4 as a private in Company 1 One plosions Hundred and Thirty seventh Illinois It is reported that the Christians are infantry and was discharged Septem- massacreing Moslems in the villages ber 24 1S64 as firstsergeant around Sitia and that 13 of the vil ¬ lages are burned Iron Works Stare Up St Louis Feb 15 The Tudor iron Dodged a Subpoena works at East St Louis will start up Chicago Feb 12 William T Jebbe next Monday with a force of 500 hands owner of the United States Sugar re About 250 more men will be given em- ¬ finery at Waukegan I1L disap- ¬ ployment during the week President peared A subpoena was has issued for Meysenberg is quoted as saying that a him by the Lexow committee which number of large contracts have been wished him to explain why he had consummated and that the prospects closed his sugar refinery and starch look bright for the steel rail industry works 15 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Pittsburgh Pa Feb Ninety Thousand Dollars About KING GEORGE OF GREECE In either case the premier declared ¬ ¬ ¬ Jackson Washington Feb 12 The follow and Walling will hang The court of ing cadet appointments to the military appeals has overruled a petition for a academy at West Point has been an Te hearing Eugene G Stacy Bloom aounced The decision was to have been hand ¬ iale O Jirah M Downs alternate ed down at 11 oclock Friday but at Waterville O Tracey S Smith Pon the last minute before the court con- ¬ ciac Mich Erasmus E Smith Wash vened Friday morning it was decided ington Ind Lee B Purcell alternate to delay the official entry in the case Vincennes Ind Paul B Coleman Ma It is not believed that the governor 2on Mo John D Farrell Garden will hesitate to issue a mandate fixing City Mo the time of execution as soon as be SPECIAL SESSION shall have received official notice of is althe courts action although he lowed by law 30 days in which to de- Of the Ohio Legislature to aBe Called for Successor to the Purpose of Selecting cide the matter Senator Sherman At the executive office the officials Chicago Feb 12 A Tribune special have refused to make public the peti- ¬ from Columbus O says A special tions asking for clemency in the Jack- session of the legislature is to be callson and Walling cases It is learned ed to a successor to John Sheron the outside however that attor- man elect call The for the meeting of the neys in both cases have asked a hear legislature is to be issued on Friday This is March 5 and that body is to convene ing before Gov Bradley against the recently established rule at 10 a m on Tuesday March 9 The that no personal interviews for par- ¬ sole purpose of the special sesdons will be allowed to is be sion the election a United States senator to WEALTHY LUMBER MERCHANT of of unexpired fill term the Commits Suicide in Porest Park St Mr Sherman and Gov Bushnell is tc Iiouis by Shooting This information has got St Louis Feb 13 The corpse of R be the man source that leaves no doubt out from a L Sharp aged 50 years president of authenticity The call the Keystone Milling Co was found as to itssession of the legislaturefor the is to special in Forest park Wednesday evening be issued by Gov Bushnell from Wash There was a bullet hole through the brain The clothing on the corpse ington The governor will of coarse 4 was wet and muddy indicating that be at the nations capital on March 5 an attempt had been made at drown to attend the inaugural On March the ing in the shallow park lake according to the usual customwill new send For a year the deceased has been ly inaugurated president names of members of his cabinet to the suffering from nervousness and in- ¬ Gov somnia His personal effects were un senate for confirmation and hand disturbed and the only explanation is Bushnell will be conveniently at Shermans suicide Deceased lived with his wife to personally receive Micall for the resignation and grown daughter at 4496 West Pine special session Then the of the legislature is to boulevard He was very wealthy and The announcement from his business affairs were in good con- ¬ be issued Canton that there will be no more apdition Three years ago Mr Sharp pointments made for the cabinet became here from Oswego Kas The to the fore mills of the company are scattered view inaguration lends color a place is being kept for that through the timbered section of north Feb 13 ¬ -- Court of Appeals Frankfort Ky father-in-la- w - - Mother impatiently I dont know what will ever become of that child noth ¬ ing pleases him No-To-B- t 3er 7W jjwL Jk 3Bb -- Father serenely Well well make an art critic of him Tit Bits ue ¬ Over 400000 cured WhynotletNo-To-Ba- c regulate or remove your desire tor tobaeco Saves money makes health and manhood Cure guaranteed 50c and S100 all druggists m for Fifty Cents ¬ Do you rectify mistakes here asked a genueman as lie stepped into a cuemist s x C3 sir we ao it tne patient is still anve it repneu tne uroane cierK uiasgow J lines ¬ I can recommend Pisos Cure for Consumption to sufferers from Asthma E D Townsend Ft Howard Wis May 4 94 m m -- ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Miss Dimples Well Im glad to begin the new year right Miss Passay And X hate to begin it left CIeveland Plain Dealer ¬ Cascarets stimulate liver kidneys atid bowels Never sicken weaken or gripe 10c - ¬ It comes as natural to a woman to knoiv dry goods as it does to a man to swear Washington Democrat Bad feet from frost bites are made sound by St Jacobs Oil It cures Generally those who know the least ar the ones who are alwayst giving you advice just lor your own good The pain of sciatica is cruel The cure by St Jacobs Oil is sure It penetrates ¬ ¬ ¬ Hist Here comes - the T T i i oecuuul xuirgiar frtTll we wipeu vv eu jamtor our feet didnt we Detroit Journal -- First Burglar o T 1 j- - i- - ¬ Just try a 10c box of Cascarets candy ca tharticjiinest liver and bowel regulator made m m We have never yet seen a man too poor to own a gun and a dog Years of rheumatism have ended with cure by St Jacobs Oil Cures promptly o ¬ ¬ Every man thinks he never was as foolish as the boys he sees around him A timcry ill Essay on Artichokes is sent out v - ¬ ¬ ern Arkansas Fatal Boiler Explosion Near YounKStotvn Youngstown O Feb 13 A boiler Vestal ia in the coal mine of Lee exploded Weathersfield township killing Joseph Whillock and scalding Louis Kyle who will probably die The Work of Relief in India Calcutta Feb 13 It is officially stated that 2750000 persons are now employed on the famine relief works ¬ ¬ Columbus Om Feb 15 CommissionMontreal Feb 15 The Stars In er Keuhrwein has decided to investi- dia famine fund has reached a total of 30000 Hundreds of-- churches are gate municipal ownerships of waterworks and electric light plants this sending collections to the Star and year This will be a part of the regu the success of the fund is regarded as an event in the history of Canada lar report on labor ¬ ¬ India Famine Fund ¬ in the different districts where tha scarcity prevails Iiincolns Birthday Remembered Canton O Feb 13 Maj McKin leys callers Friday numbered more than 150 and many of them had to wait several hours before they saw him A flag indicating that Lincolns birthday was by no means forgotten floated from a third story window The significant caller of the day was Col A E Buck of Atlanta Ga who is one of The Paris Bourse Panicky the most influential republicans in the Paris Feb 12 A very panicky feel south ing prevailed at the opening Thursday Gen Darius K Couch Dead morning but later there was an im ¬ provement on the report that the pow ¬ Norwalk Ct Feb 13 Gen Darius ers intended to prevent Greece from in ¬ N Couch died shortly after ten oclock j tervening in the Cretan trouble Friday night ¬ ¬ v -- Rockefellers Offer free by J Visserhig Alton 111 Write him Jskw York Feb 12 At a meeting oi Some women buj-- books because the look prominent Baptists at the residence of pretty in the book case Mr John D Rockefeller in this city Thursday night Mr Rockefeller prom jsed to contribute the sum of 250000 toward the paying off of the total indebtedness of the 54SG000 resting upon fH IB the Baptist foreign and home mission r ary societies provided friends of the societies subscribe the remainder bv is what everyone should have at this Blood D ¬ Hanna John PI I Bi mW July 1 next season Garlv Morningr Fire at Chicago Ciucago Feb 12 Fire broke out shortly before 1 oclock Friday morn ing in the building 172 Madison street occupied by G F Foster fc Co manu facturers of nniforms and W H Schimferman a wine dealer The flames spread rapidly and the bio building was scon gutted entailing a heavy loss The entire loss wilj amount to 100000 fully insured hlood now with a thorough course of Therefore purify and enrich your- - ¬ The bestin fact the One True Blood Purifier to Hood Pilfc easy to touy easy25c take i5easyineffect t Cough Svrui CURSWHRE F Hoods Sarsaparilla druggists V - - Stnart has announced that the fio ht bevween Corbett and Fitzsimmons will take place in ths city The Fisrht Will Come Off in Carson City Carson City Nev Feb 12 Dan j 4 v r u - - - jp sttJvi iAtjk h ant rai- V Vi - v- - - 1 i7te J ff i s LiU 1 i JKf r uw ai jaLTB - 1 V J t S t THE BOTJKBON NEWS TUESDAY FEBRUARY P 1 16 1897 A GEEAT STEUCTUBE It eminent vessels the hours named gov TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL ering the greatjbusiness traffic in and out of the city the important through Spans the Harlem Elver at New trains as well as the principal suburban Exhibitors Will Not Be Charged for Space or Power trains arriving and departing during York City those hours This will avoid delays which have been at times very annoy ing and permit of much faster service than could have been maintained under the old arrangements and as speed is one of the principal factors in travel in this age this feature will prove an inv porta nt one Quite a number of the great improvements which have recently been made in the northern part of the city can be seen from the trains as they pass over the new viaduct Among them are Grants tomb St Lukes hospital and the buildings of Barnard college and Columbia college on Morningside Heights and very soon the grand structure of the Cathedral of St John the Di vine will be observed Further north and on the west side of the Harlem river the now famous speedway is under construction and approaching completion the magnificent High bridge Washington bridge McComb s dam bridge and the viaduct leading to it from the north are works of art as well as of great utility kunder which the trains pass and on the right may be seen the buildings of the University of the City of New York Webbs Sailors home and hundreds of other new build ings of less importance North of the Harlem river on the Harlem division is Bronx park which is to contain the ¬ Completion of tlie cw York Cen ¬ trals Four Truclc Dnnv Brldse and an Immense Steel Viaduct -- ii- - pleted and the passenger entering1 New York from the north now rides over one of the grandest examples of steel railway construction yet accom ¬ plished in this age of marvelous results in that direction Going south at One Hundred and Iforty ninth street the tra jlcs of the New York Central beg in to rise gradu ¬ ally and at One Hundred and Thirty 2if th street they cross the Harlem river on the new four track steel draw bridge at an elevation of 24 feet above high tide This massive structure is remarkable in being the first four track draw ¬ bridge ever constructed and is xthe largest bridge of the kind in the world It is 400 feet long and weighs 2500 tons The draw bridge is 5S feet 6 inches wide from center to center of outside trusses and is carried on three very heavy trusses Between the central and each of the two side trusses is a clear space of 2G feet which permits the passage of One of the most remarkable feats of engineering on record is just com ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ t fcy nr Mj If 5 O zlrr TJ 5 - ffimXJ Ui l tLJ j Spy mgzgmz k tj3J zgiXSmtfVm smsmuiMLLLLi it j-y-j- i hUt Bl Blj - Jt - Z5SJ - wmwm r -i -- This being- the only national attrac ¬ tion of the year and there being pect of a business revival everywhere DEALER IN there is every indication that the expo ¬ Furniture Window Shades Oil sition at Nashville will be highly suc- ¬ Cloths Carpets Mattresses cessful Manufacturers should not Etc The Nasliville Exposition Will Com neglect 1his opportunity of making1 their business lenovvn through this pare Very Favorably with the Chi Special attention given to Undertak medium of advertising For full par-¬ ing and Repairing casro Worlds Fair The Nation ¬ ticulars they may address Jstaj E C al Event of 1S97 Lewis director general or Herman Main Street - - - - Paris Ky of bureau The Tennessee Centennial and Inter- ¬ Justi chiefNashville of promotion and publicity Tcnn O national exposition which will open at The Nashville centennial will be a Nashville on the 1st day of May and great continue for six months closing- Octo- ¬ dence factor inthe restoration of confi ¬ and in ber 30 was originated purely from pa- ¬ the United in the revival of industry al- ¬ States and triotic motives andnot for the purpose ready had a beneficial in fact it has effect in some of making money for its projectors quarters THE VERY BEST and therefore exhibitors will not be become and as its scope and purpose more and more widely known OM RELIABLE PROMPT charged for space or power All of the its influence will be very greatly felt FAYING principal buildings magnificent in All that we need that architecture and ample in dimensions we get out of thein this country is have are now ready for occupancy and more been languishing rut in which we years and for than three fourths of the space original ¬ a good running start severalas the Ten- ¬ such ly allotted to exhibitors has already been nessee Centennial exposition will give taken and in order to accommodate the us should place us on higher and firmer growing demand for space several of ground Then we shall move along Sfhori St Bet Broadway and Mill the large buildings have already been steadily to ever increasing prosperity JL extended and that others will have J we agtam forget taedeapy xf GTON DK bouffht to be extended or additional buildings lessons of the last decade James Connors - - - Proprietor erected isnite certain In almost every respect the Tennessee VARIATIONS IN ACORNS exposition will surpass the Philadelphia Rates 2 And 250 Per Day centennial and all other expositions How the Great Oak Trees Take Root and Grow that have been held in this country ex- ¬ One hundred good rooms Electric cept the worlds fair at Chicago Over It is said that in individual trees lights hot and cold hatha barber shop half a million dollars has been expend ¬ scarcely two leaves can be found ex ¬ and Postal telegraph office etc 21jy96 ly ed on the ground and buildings up to actly alike What is true of leaves is the 1st day of February and the com- ¬ true of seeds and indeed of every part pany does not owe a dollar More than of a tree It is also true of the be- ¬ as much more will be required for bulid havior of trees during their life career -- LJIjXj ings and promotion and this amount In acorns especially one may note a stock of Fruit and Ornamental will be furnished without calling for remarkable difference in their be FULL Grape Vines Small Fruits assistance outside of the city of Nash- ¬ haior Some species of acorn will pre ¬ Asparagus and everything for the ville and the state of Tennessee The serve their vital power without much Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- ¬ Atlanta exposition of 1895 had raised difficulty for a couple of years while ploy no agents Try us on prices and only 209000 in money and was in others can rarely be found with life see the difference between those of a debt to the amount of 500000 before after a few months Some when put grower and dealer Catalogue on apthe gates were opened The managers into the earth will remain months be- ¬ plication te F HILLENMBYER H of the Nashville exposition have not fore sprouting while others will sprout Lexington Ky 20oct only kept clear of debt but they have before they are fairly out of their cups profited in many other respects by the on the trees The acorns of the live experience of other expositions and no oak of the south Quercus vivens often enterprise has ever approached the sprout before the3r fall The process opening day under more favorable cir- ¬ of germination is among the most re cumstances markable of all American trees The com- ¬ root pushes out from the aeorn to a The Tennessee exposition will pare favorably with the worlds fair distance of many inches before it en ¬ but will not be too large to be thorough- ¬ ters the ground the root then goe3 ly comprehended while the grouping into the earth while the bud or pulmule of the buildings and the general view of ascends to form the incipient tree the grounds and buildings affords a trunk The young tree of the live oak I - jGEO W DAVIS THE PAGE COILED SPRIM WOfES WISE FEM ¬ -- - W HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance MILLER COLLINS Agents Pakis Kentucky 1 This is a smcoth fence that will tun any kind of stocks It is made from the best hard steel drawn specially for tb purpose The large steel wires forming thr horizontal bars are first coiled around J inch rod thus practically becoming COILED SPRINGS their entire length These are securely tied together by 13 cross bars to the rod The cross barf are best quality of annealed- wire - HOW IT IS MADE NON UNION LESlN -- HOTEL REED galyanized wrapped three each horizontal bar around ITS ADVANTAGES time 1M1tl TREES TREES 1896 Being a self regulator it is alwayi ready for business slacks up for 3d below as cheerfully as it takes a- new grip for 90 in the shade gently but firmly persuades a runaway team to reconsider its action An unruly bull is safe as a canary in its cage it saith unto the festive hog thus far shalt The fierce wind and drifting thou go snow pass by and it heeds them not There is no terror in the locomotive spark The trespasser is not led into - Ttf A temptation and the rail stealers occupation is gone The hired man and the lagging tramp alike scorn it proffer- ¬ ed shade Like the model housewife when well supported it is always neat and tidy POSTS 1 i ¬ ¬ THREE POSTS to the 100 FEET Economy is not our sole object in placing posts for farm fence at the un ¬ usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart Farmers say the closer the posts th That may apply to better the fence common fences but depending largely on its elasticity we prefer the long panel For cemeteries lawns yards etc they should of course be nearer 12 to 20 feet is not objectionable We have completed and are now building a lot of this fence for Bourbon farmers and you can examine into iti merits for yourself Estimates cheerfully furnished You Imay put up the posts and we will buld the fence or we will contract to do the whole job If you are needing any fence see us We will save you money and still build you the best fence made Respectfully COLLINS MILLER k iT XD VIEW OF THE NEW YORK CENTRALS NEW FOUR TRACK STEEL DRAW BRIDGE OVER THE HARLEM RIVER AT ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY FIFTH STREET GREATER NEW YORK THE LARGEST STRUCTURE OF ITS KIND IN THE WORLD j Paris Ky The Page Wire Fence In Bourbon ir li corrugated and the rails are bolted to it on steel tie plates The trusses of the draw bridge span are G4 feet high in the center and 25 feet high at each end At the highest part of these trusses is situated the engine house which con ¬ tains two oscillating double cylinder ngines which turn the draw and can be worked together or separately so one should break down at any that if time the other can do the work From One Hundred and Thirty eighth street south the four new tracks run over the steel viaduct to One Hun ¬ dred and Tenth street and thence by the stone viaduct to One Hundred and Sixth street where they strike the level of the present four track line The work of building this massive structure which is here illustrated began September 1 1893 and has con ¬ tinued without cessation until now and will cost when completed considerably two sets oi aouDie tracics i j ji i 1 - 1 mi iae noor is great J3 i botanical gardens and zoological gardens of Greater New York and with in a few years this portion of the city will offer attractions which will be un surpassed in their character by anj city in the world Greater New York which is 19 mile wide by 35 miles long certainly offers t the tourist and seeker after knowledge or pleasure more inducements than any other American city and few cities ic Europe can equal it ¬ Millersburg Ky May 4 96 Collins Agents Messrs Miller Woven Wire Fence on my farm for about eighteen months and am well pleased with it It has proved to be all There la none in the world that can equal that is claimed for it It turns all kindi In mecaanlcal construction durability of working parts fineness of finish beauty In appearance or has of stock and is as tight as it was the day a many improvements as tho NEW HOME it was put up and has stood some severe WRITE FOR CIRCULARS tests A horse of one of my neighbors The Hew Home Sewing Machine Co fell across the fence a few months ago CBAXGBMA8S BO8TC4THaB0 2S UHIOK SQUARE NY and was not taken off for several hours CiHCAOoIii StLoui3Mo Dallis Texas Sax FBAMJI3CO CAL ATLANTA GA but when taken off the fence went back OR SALE BY 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 S REVENUE STAMPS WASTED ground As soon as the tree was cast IL off the fence went up all right and wa BY as gopd as ever with the exception of IV I Green County Clerk Mt Olivet Ky one broken wire and a few staples oui MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE for a mere son Buy from reliable manufacturers that nara trained a reputation by honest and square dealing JDo not be deceived by allnriair thing you can get the Dest made advertisement and finest finish and Gentlemen I have had the Page Paris Kentucky ¬ ADIRONDACK DAUGHTERS OF PRESIDENTS Oldest President at the TVlilte Bouse Over Half a Century Ago m WrtfllS feHt Ef r f fc I r 5 There are eight surviving daughters of presidents of the United States in addition to the three of President and Mrs Cleveland Mrs Letitia Tyler Sem ple is the eldest of the group and Mrs THE TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL CHILDRENS BUILDING Philip Pendleton Dandridge is the next The former is the daughter of Pres- - view of charming beauty It will be will frequently be a distance of six In this resufficiently attractive to bring millions inches from the acorn of visitors and will provide a means spect the behavior of this species of of advertising the business of exhib- oak corresponds nearly with what is almost universal in monocotyledonous itors in a most effective manner liber- ¬ seeds Another early sprouter is the The railroads have subscribed ¬ ally towards the erection of the build common white oak Quercus alba ings and offer great inducements in These have not been known to sprout the way of transportation of exhibits on the tree but they scarcely reach and for visitors There are 10000000 the ground before the little radicle prez people living within a nights ride of pares to enter the earth It does not Nashville and the railroads will see wait to get to the surface of the earth that a large percentage of that popula- ¬ before doing this On shelves or boxes tion is brought to Nashville besides the where there is some number of them manv who will come from more remote together the whole will be a mass of portions of the United States and from rotts a few weeks after gathering On ioreign lands The officers will give the other hand the nut of the burr oak careful attention to the interests of the Quercus macracarpa will remain a exhibitors Special provision is made long time before showing any disposi- ¬ for showing inventions and improve- ¬ tion to sprout It is these varying ments and for the benefit of smaller characteristics which make rules for exhibitors who may be unable to attend the transportation of seeds tdiffi cult SIDE VIEW OF THE NEW FOUR TRACK STEEL DRAW BRIDGE OVER in person the services of reliable men each kind has to have a method of its THE HARLEM RIVER experienced in their respective depart ¬ own So far as the two oaks are con- ¬ ments can be relied upon Although cerned it has been found better to send more than 3000000 The completion ideut Tyler and is living in the Louise not officially connected with the ex- ¬ young plants long distances than the of the new work will permit the open home Washington D C Mrs Dan position they are indorsed by the au- ¬ acorns themselves Meehans Monthly ing of all cross streets under the rail ¬ dridge is the daugter of President Tay thorities and will be under bond for the Foggy way and so permit a perfectly free lor and presided at most of the white faitliful discharge of their duties Purty thick fog said the grocer passage for street traffic house functions during her fathers These men will contract to receive in- Speakin of fog said the man with eighth unci occupancy a nine over a year stall care for and return exhibits and One Hundred and Thirty the ginger beard I remember back in street which has become a great thor she lives m Winchester Va The on v wjien requested will secure such at¬ 55 one of the funniest York Ditsrhfare will be entirely free as the surviving daugter of President John tendants as may be required In this things state in ever done by a fog that I ever trains which heretofore crossed it at son Mrs Martha Johnson Patterson way many valuable exhibits have al ¬ grade will pass over it at an elevation lives in the old Johnson homestead at ready been entered and this arrange- heerd or seen I suppose we got to listen said the lhat will allow street cars and all traf- ¬ Greenville Tenn Mrs Ellen AY Grant ment will secure hundreds of otherfic perfect freedom At One Hundred Sartoris the only daughter of President that have not previously been seen in grocer with a groan Naw ye aint got to listen Jist go and Twenty fifth street the tracks will Grant is now living in this country any exposition rver and set clost to the butter I cross the street 14 feet above the level since the death of her husband in While space iu free if the exhibit guess enough to drowned out it is loud jf the street and at this point a mag Washington D C The only daughter shall be in place on opening day the anything you dont want to hear But jiiicent passenger station is to be built of President Hayes Miss Fanny Hayes director general reserves the right to intending from One Hundred and passes much of the winter in travel decline exhibits of any class which majr as I was sayin that there fog was so thick folks couldnt their Twenty fifth to One Hundred and and spends her summer at the Hayes be already fully represented Other open that whats more gitsouth doors a An wind Tweittv sixth street under tha four homestead in 1remont O Mrs Mary things being equal the first applicants come up an struck the west end of it Garfield Stanley Brown the little Mol will be given the preference Those track viaduct while a north wind struck the east end will be of immense lie of the Garfield family lives in Wash who are contemplating This improvement an exhibit of it an not ony turned the dern fog value to the entire state in fact to the ington during the winter and at tlie should apxfiy at once especially if a around but ole man Cohoffers house whole country as the bridge being so old family homestead in Ohio in the large or prominent space is wanted aiong with it the fogbein so solid an high above the water will never have to summer The only daughter of PresiThe governors of more than 30 states the house right in the center of it an be opened except when large steamers dent Arthur Miss Helen Herndon Ar and the mayors of nearly all the prin- ¬ or vessels with masts are to pass thur lives in Albany N Y with an cipal cities in the United States have when it thinned down a little the ole through all tugs canal boats barges aunt and spends much time in travel appointed commissioners and many of man started toe town an went IS miles etc will have ample room to go under Mrs Mary Harrison Mclvee the only these have already arranged for public in the wrong direction before he found Cincinnati Enquirer daughter of President Harrison lives at and private exhibits and there is a whur he was at the bridge while it is closed The Harlem river having been de ¬ Saratoga N Y and the Cleveland chil spirit of rivalry in the greater cities of Pearls in Russia Thirty three different kinds of clared by congress a ship canal the sec- ¬ dren of course are at their home in the west and south each city striving retary of war has issued orders that all the white house Ladles Home Jour to out do its business rivals of other pearls are found in various parts tugs and barges shall joint their smoke- ¬ nal cities The greatest enthusiasm has been of Russia seventeen being peculiar and flag poles to enable them stacks iroused in Cincinnati Chicago Louis to the country It would pay to JVTaniy Sarcasm to pass under the bridge while it is rille and St Louis and these cities and fish for them systematically but at Papa what is a bicycle built for their merchants will not only seek to present most of them are found by ig 2loaed He has also ordered that the bridge shall not be opened between the two idvertise their goods so that they may norant peasants who sell them for a Your mother my child She ridesir secure the trade of the south butthey few rubles to merchants to whom they of seven and ten oclock in the hours Y will contribute in many ways to the are worth a hundred ox icxae Chicago morningand four and seven Jn the and 1 have to take careof TiroaVHeraUL except for police fire orgov- - Journa afternoon luccess of the exposition ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ I want to buy for cash the following TJ S Revenues either canceled or uncanceled at the price annexed when stamps are sent in gooa 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 ent Playing cardsredpart perf orateSO cent 1 cent Proprietaryredpart perforatel0 centa 1 cent Telegraph red imperforate -- 60 oents U cent Bank Check bluepart perf orate 5 cents 5 cent 2 cent Certificate bine imperforate 2 cent Certificate bine fall perforatel0 cents 2 cent Certiflcateorangef ull perforatelO cents 5 cents 2 cent Express blue imperforate 10 cents 2 cent Express blue part perforate 2 cent Playing cardsblueimperforate50 cents 10 cents 2 cent Playing cards orange 2 cent Proprietary blue imperforate15 cents 2 cent Proprietarybluepart perforatelO cents 2 cent Prqprletaryorangefull pefrote16 cents 8 cent Playing cardgreenimperforate2 3 cent playing cardgreenfull perrte20 cents 8 cent Telegraph green imperforate10 cents cent Playing cardviolet perforate50 i cent Proprietary violetpart pcrfoatelO cents 4 cents 10 cents 5 cent Express red imperforate 5 cent Playing card red perforate JO cents 10 cents 5 cent Proprietary perforate 6 cent Proprietary orange perforateS5 10 cent Bill of Ladingblue iinperfotelo cents 10 cent Bill of Ladlngbluepart pertelo cents 0 cents 25 cent Bond impertorate 40 cent Inland Exchangeimperforate75 cents 50 cent Probate of Will imperforate SI 25 70 cent Foreign exchangegreen4nxate90 centn SI 81 Life Insurance imperforate tfl 10 51 Manifest imperforate 1 Mortgage full perforate SI 25 1 50 1 00 Passage Ticket Imperforate 1 30 Foreign exchangeorange imate o 0i 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 30 Blue and Black L50 1 60 Blue and Black 2 00 5 cent Black and Green proprietary S centa 6 cent Black and Green proprietary o cents 10 cent Black aud Green proprietary j5 50 cent Black a d Green proprietary- - 3 o 1 00 Black and Green proprietary 5 00 15 00 5 00 Black and Green proprietary to buy old canceled postage I also wish stamps aud stamped envelopes of any and all denominations from 1840 to lb75 for which I will pay liberal prices Address T U GREEN County Clerk Mt Olivet Ky Notk The above named stamps can be found on Deeds Mortgages Notes Keceipts Agreements Bank Checks etc from 1861 to 1875 also on Proprietary Medicines Matches etc Tno foregoing offer is genuine made in faith and will be carried out to the let erin every instance when I receive the stamps I have mentioned iu good order Reference Mt Olivet Deposit Bank or any official of Robertson county T L Gkeen County Clerk of place that I am going to put up more of it Respectfully right away 5my I am so well pleased with the fence tf Wm Becrast Bonable prices locust posts by the car We are prepared to furnish MILLER locust posts at re road station load Delivered at your nearest rail ¬ COLLINS REPAIRED CLOTHES GLEANED Work done on short department notice Our prices are lower than others and we will do your work right PUBIS FURNISHING AND a first class have WEcleaning employed to takepressing experienced tailor charge repairing and of our TAILORING CO 24mar H S STOUT Manager tfj CO W W DUDLEY BILL POSTERS PARIS EX All Kinds o Posting- DistrJbubigr Etc Promptly Attended To - TOWN LOT FOR SALE fourth cash balance in three equal pay ments at six twelve and eighteen L IkS care THm months Address 2ews Paris Ky at low price on four payments one jfL A 4Axll0 lot in Williams ad dition well locatedi Will be soldi foofr ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ J ¬ ham dLeae W 1 Csat itll yon All about the maw bv1m itN J ffRitSSfflerJrJoir TvV v aV2 catalogue 4efeas SwiSv wcn heaHtiCbl fin HMliiOLMMl finwkmanshlp ofoar goods in - jv mjumhu vaiaiogne Tits is rio loruurC u M It ever MblUtad Aak for oBtaia alnt axfiraL thlare nd ttjfcfWe V or ide4 Mm Mae r t v- 1 JOcan Dv i atxtaWE nxTiTitkr cx nnuwj viuu owm - s t - A If t 1 c A fi r if v - t f 3 THE BOURBON NEW The Bradley Martin Ball Discussed ff TUESDAY FEBRUARY 16 1897 ANNOUNCEMENTS vl M pOYH ifr WrittenFor The Bourbon News J New York Feb 13 1897 Despite the dire threats of the anar ¬ the denunciations of dyspeptic preachers and the gibes of the press Mrs Bradley Martin gave her 300000 bal masque Wednesday night at the Waldorf and it has passed into history as the most splendid social event ever seen in America The ball was beauti ¬ ful beyond the most fanciful dream of magnificence beauty and picturesque ness Fully eight hundred guests most ly garbed in costumes of the sixteenth seventeenth and eighteenth centuries century present nineteenth were clothes being tabooed More than two hundred pseudo American queens far eclipsed the ancient queens of France and England in beauty grace splendid gowns and crowns and dazzling tiaras The floral decorations of the ball room the parlors balls and dressing rooms were very elaborate costing about 6000 The mirrors and chandeliers were decked with roses ivy orchids and smilax arid easy chairs and sofas were made into secludedflirtation bowersby the liberal use of flowers while portierres of pink roses also curtained off cozy nooks in the ball room On each of 125 tables in the dining room was a huge vase of pink roses The rooms and cor¬ ridors were as beautiful as a peep into fairyland As the guests entered the ball room they handed a card bearing their name and the character they represented to a herald who announced it to the assem- ¬ bly Then the guest proceeded to the dias and paid his or her respects to Mr and Mrs Bradley Martin Mr Martins costume was fashioned after the time of Louis XI and was of pink satin embroidered with gold and trimmed with point lace He wore a diamond brooch diamond rings and a jeweled rapier Mrs Bradley Martin opened the ball by dancing the quadrille dlionneur with John Jacob Astor who represented Henry of Navarre Mrs Martins costume was Elizebethan in design and was sapphire blue velvet with a long train of black velvet The skirt was caught up on one side to show and old rose petticoat trimmed with silver lace Around her neck she wore a collar of seven rows of diamonds and rubies to gether with three ropes of the same jewels and her head was surmounted by the celebrated tiara The minuet began at midnight led by Worthington Whitehouse and Mrs Orme Wilson and was followed by sev- ¬ eral lancers and quadrilles At three oclock Mr Elisha Dyer Jr garbed as Francis I began to lead the cotillion with Mrs Martin Mr Dyers costume was of purple velvet gold embroidered with violet silk fleshings a most superb costume The dance was not over until six oclock The favors jwere heralds bugles with silken flags suspended miniature sedan chairs of gilt shepherds crooks silver match safes and silver repousse court plaster cases The ball cost the Bradley Martins about 50000 but the expenses of the guests will swell the total cost to about 300000 The costumes of the guests were magnificent and twenty columns would be necessary to describe them The co tumes of Mrs C S Brice and daughter a d Mrs Fred Ge jhardt werejamong the most splendid noticed and Mrs Astors jewels were the finest ever worn at any social event in any period The Bradley Martins were ambitious to give the most superb fancy dress ball the world has ever seen and most brilliantly did they succeed Their ball eclipsed the famous Vanderbilt ball and any one ever given in the old world and was given despite the score of threatening letters three of them writ- ¬ ten in blood received by Mrs Martin from anarchists It is estimated that the cost of the ball was distributed as follows and the reader may easily see how many de serying people have profited by the ball chists -- scott s Sis made up of is - - f I M FOR JUDGE Emulsion the most essential elements that go to notirish the body Where the appetite i It V We are authorized to announce Wm Purnell as a candidate for Judge of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce James McClure as a candidate for Judge of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR CIRCUIT CLERK NEWTON MITCHELL THE PEOPLES GROCER prices because Buyers of Groceries are not forced to go to cut rate stores for low X l- 4KI N POWDER Absolutely Pure A -- ¬ varying or lacking- it in ¬ creases it and where digestion is weak it aids it to perform its function in a more vigorous way It enriches the blcod makes healthy flesh and cures chronic coughs and colds hy 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 and tried for over twenty fivey ears If you wil ask for it we will send you a book telling you more about the subject than we can put in a few words Go to your druggist for Scotts Emul ¬ sion Two sizes 50 cts and 100 SCOTT BOWNE I S Celebrated for its great leavening strength and healthfulness Assures the food against alum and all forms of adul-¬ teration common to the cheap brands Royal Baking Powder CO We are authorized to announce Chas Butler as a cundidate 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 clerk 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 E W Meet My Prices and com- - FANCY STANDARD GOODS BRAZIL PECANS - New YOrkJ i m inn ok dews 1881 Seventeenth Year Established Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BBUfSE MILLER Make all Checks Money Orders etc payable to the order of Champ Miller c FILBERTS authorized to announce ENGLISH WALNUTS George W Bowen as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the action of the FINEST CHOCOLATE CANDIES Democratic party If elected Mr STICK AND MIXED CANDIES Bowens deputies will be W W CANDIED CHERRIES MitchelFand James Burke 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 ORANGESc MALAGA GRAPES New York FOR COUNTY CLERK dines Champgnion French Peas Bottled Pickle Catsup Etc BALTIMORE CAS AND BULK OYSTERS In a public card Gov Bradley denies that he and Mr Yerkes have eyer quar Teled or said an unkind word to each other Ministers Should Use Dr Miles Heart Cure party We are authorized to announce Ed D Paton as a candidate for re election as Clerk of the Bourbon County Court subject to the action of the Democratic ISSRIG TURKEYS In the debate on the Sundry Civil Ap- ¬ for jailer We are authorized to propriation Bill in the House Saturday it was estimated that the appriations made by this Congress would aggregate 1045000000 Things are coming Gen Algers way BQ has been given the Cabinet honor he coveted and Friday he won a suit by which he will receive 103000 with in¬ terest for seven years Democrat thus cries out in agonizing tones for standard time in Samuel T James as a candidate for Jailer subject to the action of the Main St Democratic party We are authorized to announce W C Oones as a candidate for re election as jailer subject to the action of the Mr Jones candi ¬ Democratic party dacy is in the interest of Mrs Landon -- announce NEWTON Opp Court House ITCHELL Paris Ey The Ashbrook We are authorized to announce W H Boone as a candidate for Jailer subject to the action of the Democratic MARGOLENS ¬ ¬ party SAjLej I Cynthiana turn back ¬ Backward ward O Time in 3Tour flight and set that old court house clock somewhere near right The eleventh annual report of the Department of Labor shows that the number of women workers in propor- ¬ A tion to the whole working class is creasing while that of children is creasing - in- ¬ de- ¬ TjS f V i Gen Rivera the successor of Maceo in Pinar del Bio province has written a letter denying in emphatic terms that the province has been pacified as Wey ler claims See Gen Riveras picture on second page A Spanish convoy train was blown up by the Cubans and fifty Spanish soldiers captnred When the Cubans recognized the Spanish officer in command as one who had murdered more than one hun-dred pacificoes they cut him to pieces t ¬ v I xThe Lonisyille Times says The Governor like a great many other active men has found the pursuit of office far more agreeable than its possession There is also a diffierence between the pleasurable exercises of arraigning other administrations and defending one s own HUTCHISON ¬ N Fresh Paragraphs About The People In at Mr A H Willetts M This Vicinity Miss Lee of Mason County is visiting Miss Alma Harp of Old Union is vis- ¬ 3 y iting friends in this neighboihood ft Mrs Jennie Gregg of Colville Harri ¬ son county is visiting friends here Mr C U Miles has moved to the resi- ¬ dence rented of Mr I F Willmott Mrs James McLeod was severely hurt by a fall recently but is now much bet- ¬ ter i W if W i Mr Eugene Hutsell entertained a number of friends at his home last Fri- ¬ day night George Jacoby shipped fifteen hogs- ¬ heads of tobacco to the Central House Louisville last week Mr Ben Jacoby has moved into the house he recently built on the farm bought of Mr Noah Boone James H Huffman shipped seven hogsheads of tobacco to the Bodman House Cincinnati last week ur iks It t v tjH- - l ifci- - 250000 ballroom 1000 receiving room 500 supper buffet etc 19000 decorations 20000 cotillion foors 20000 music 1500 detectives 2500 carriages ser¬ vants 8000 invitations postage 350 wigmakers hair dressers makeup 6600 shoemakers gloves 16000 dancing masters 1000 photographers 3250 private dinner parties prior to Wrights Celery Tea regulates the ball 7500 flowers for same 3500 liver and kidneys cures constipation 250 and sick headache 25c at all druggists ushers and carriage callers This doss not include the earnings of thou ¬ sands of errand boys ancTgirls messengers etc who made a neat sum off the Awarded ball And yet there are people who Highest Honors Worlds Fair blame Mrs Martin for causing all this money to be put in circulation Rev Talmage says that the person who cannot see that 90000 of it went into de ¬ serving hands needs spectacles Not a member of the Gould family at- ¬ tended the ball because they were not invited Why they were not bidden is not known but I presume Mrs Martin did not desire their presence Eighty five policemen in uniform and citizens clothes were stationed around the Waldorf during the ball and prevented a single unpleasant incident to mar the most brilliant social specta cle ever seen in Am erica ¬ Costumes w ItllfrE 1 CREAM SAK5NG POWDER t V RSP B MOST PERFECT MADE COnifort ftJV 1 ir- vjj Mltf9 nuA Apurev Grape Greanv of Tartar Powder Free muucia uu uueGii k jrescent Route limited trains Norh Hock ballast fiorri Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant Superb trainswith every comfort Fast lime and the short line to Cincinnati 40 YEARS THE STANDARD M - jv t We are authorized to announce Wm Now is the time to buy Carpets Rugs and Mattings L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of Bourbon County subject to the action as I have a good lot to select from and my prices defy of the Republican party IS NO PROFESSION I have a fine assortment of whose competition these goods and THERE so severely tax the nervous sys-¬ We are authorized to announce John if you will come in and look at them I am sure I can tem as that of the ministry The de ¬ H Stewart as a candidate for Jailer rangement of the nerve centers of the brain subject to the action of the Democratic please you and it is no trouble for me to show them to by over work frequently brings on attacks party you Consider the prices which I quote below of heart trouble and nervous prostration We are authorized to announce Rev J P Kester M D Pastor TJ B Joseph F Williams as a candidate for church London Mills Ills himself a physi- ¬ Jailer subject to the action of the cian writes Feb 2C 1895 Heart affection and nervous prostration had become so Democratic party serious last fall that a little over work in the pulpit would so completely prostrate me FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY at seemed certain I TY IVFilGS We are authorized to announce must relinquish the work Clifton Arnsparger as a candidate for ministry Heart CUre of thepalpitationentirely re election as County Attorney subject Heart became so bad that my auditors to the action of the Democratic party ReStOreS Remember the place and call early would ask me if I did not We are authorized to announce Sam ¬ XlCdlLIlaae have heart disease Last uel B Rogers as a candidate for November I commenced taking Dr Miles County Attorney subject to the action New Heart Cure alternately with Dr Miles of the Democratic party Nervine and derived the greatest- possible We are authorized to announce Denis benefit I have just closed revival work of Dundon as a candidate for County At- ¬ 10 weeks preaching nearly every night and twice on the Sabbath I can speak for hours torney subject to the action of the without suffering as I formerly lid- Hard Democratic party working ministers should keep Dr Miles grand remedies on hand for assessor Dr Miles Heart Cure is sold on guarantee We are authorized to announce J U first bottle will benefit or money refunded Boardman as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce S D Clay as a candidate for Assessor of Of 435 Acres Of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Gar Kenney rett D of Bourbon as a candidate for County subject to Assessor the action of the Democratic party STOCMROP FARM IMPE11TS We are authorized to announce Wm H W haley as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the ac- ¬ I will sell at public auction on the tion of the Democratic party premises four miles East of Paris on We are authorized to announce Will the North Middletown pike beginoing G McClintock as a candidate for at 10 oclock a m on Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party TUESDAY MARCH 2 1897 We are authorized to announce Archie the following land stock etc W Bedford as a candidate for Assessor My farm containing about 435 acres of Bourbon County subject to the of good well improved land will be action of the Democratic party ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER offered as a whole and then in two tracts We are authorized to announce C L Tract No 1 will contain about 250 acres subject to survey fronting on Hough as a candidate for Assessor of the North Middletown pike with a five Bourbon County subject to the action room cottage on a beautiful site model of the Republican party stock barn and corn crib in fact every outbuilding that would add to comfort for superintendent public schools all new and well built young orchard We are authorized to announce Miss peaches apples pears and cherries just bearing two acres of strawberries the Kate Edgar as a candidate for Schools as Superintendent is an opportunity to convince you that our work famous flaviland variety two tenant or Bourbon County of Public to the subject houses and a splendid tobacco barn will can not be excelled house 18 acres This farm is well water ¬ action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm ed by Stoner numerous springs and a large fish pond well stocked This is E Williams as a candidate for Super ¬ Jj-yone of the most desirable farms in the intend nt of Public Schools for Bourbon county well located daily mail at the County subject to the action of the door and is in good condition Will Democratic party grow hemp or tobacco Tract No 2 will contain about 180 for police judge acres of fine land with a five room brick And can not afford to turn out inferior Work house and a large tobacco barn wijl Weare authorized to announce Wm Give us a trial and if good work can gain your patronhouse 20 acres all in bluegrass and rye Remington as a candidate for Police watered by Stoner and the finest spring Judge subject to the action of the age yours is insured Quick work and satisfaction in the county The quality of this land Democratic party guaranteed is A No 1 A good passway will be Wo are authorized to announce John secured to this tract not encumbering R Adair as a candidate for Police tract No 1 to the action of the At same time will sell the following Judge subject stock etc 1 brown gelding 5 years Democratic party We are authorized to announce Newt old good roadster land work horse 4 thoroughbred mares pedigrees furnish ¬ Clark as a candidate for Police Judge W M HINTON JR ed on day of sale 1 subject to the action of the Democratic BRO Props thoroughbred colt ready to go in train- ¬ party OFFICE AND WORKS 137 139 SEVENTH ST PAKIS KY ing 5 work mules 1 pair extra 30 Shropshiredown ewes all registered or a eligible 10 Shropshiredown ram lambs FIFTPEARTREESFOR100 BRANCH OFFICE extra 1 imported Shropshiredown ram W M Hintons Jewelry Store Farmers Grow your own Pear a prize winner6 extra Jersey cows and heifers soon be fresh 150 barrels corn in Trees For one dollar I will send you crib 400 cotton grain sacks good as postage paid the following fifty pear AT WTfT TXmvy r a mno Displays one dollar per inch lor first Inser¬ new mower binder hay stacker and trees all grafted on Japan Seedling tion half rates each insertion thereafter rakes wagon harrows plows cultiva ¬ Stock 10 E Harvest 10 Bartlett 10 C Locals or reading notices ten cents per tors dump cartjharness plow gear seed Favorite 10 F Beauty 10 Idaho If nsertin- - Locals in lac type stripper and other things too numerous you send in your order before February line each insertion lines count as full lines hen 15th I will include one Lincoln Core to mention STORY brick house on Upper running at line rates less no seed no core Reference- - any TWO Terms made known on day of sale street adjoining the resi ¬ thanks calls on candi rtS5it8vfardsSfrespect and matter ¬ bank at this place Address dence of S S Clay Apply to resolutions of B F BEDFORD JR of a like nature ten cents per line Geo A Riley i 29sep tf A C ADAIR A T Forsyth Auctioneer Greensburg Ind menta and yearly cards I Brussels from 40 cts up Ingrains from 18 cts up matting irom y cts up Rugs from 50 cts up H f - MR RG GLEN Opp Court House PARIS KY t m - - WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED Bourbon Land ¬ m I Tobacco Hogsheads WITH BEST INDIANA WHITE OAK HOOPS Wll ili SELL Ox3IEF TEMPLIN TRRR All We Want le-elec-ti- on We Are Working - For A Reputation 4 - 6 -- mm STEM LIUIRY two-year-o- ld FOR RENT hS5 lpecent8r iir te N i i fct i fST v w -- H rttv je - - 4 -- - - PIIS BGUIfcB6N NtEWS TUESDAY FEBRUARY 16 1897 tjt iTiiguca2 g7iTrrrrfgfr3mirariTCTw viwrvHti -- - w y ii 5 TIE Se BOURBON NEWS 0iteentk Year Established 1881 The Twentieth Century Yaudevilles PERSONAL MENTION NUPTIAL KNOTS The Twentieth Century Vaudeviiles composed of thirty talented young men COMERS of this city will give a high class vaude- ¬ I-- It i S r fc- - -- jt t And remember we guarantee more for your money Opera House on the evening of March 2 Most of the younglnien were clever mem ¬ than you can buy elsewhere or yourmoney refund TELEPHONE NO 124 bers of the Parisian Vaudevilles which gave an excellent performance last seaed and you to be the judge of it PRICES SUBSCRIPTION son at the Grand and several capable Payable in Advance new performers haye been added to the SI 00 S2 00 Six mouths One year Buy your shoes of us and get one of the beautiful organization The Twentieth Century costs you cant even get a re ¬ kews Vaudevilles are now nightly rehearsing port FKOM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE medallion pictures FREE See them on exhibition at a splendid program and it may confi Make all Checks Money Orders Etc dently beexpected that they will give a morning Miiikr payable to the order of Champ our store Messrs G G White and Wm Tarr Mrs James M Hughes Mr strictly first class performance They were in Cincinnati yesterday invite you to be present Chas Foote aud family returned last have a number of really clever people in F Clay at the marriage of their daughter Messrs Sam Clay and E the company and will surely succeed in evening from Kansas City Jessie Madison Jr are in Cincinnati on a visit pleasing the public to Miss Lucy Colville will leave this Mr William Bruce Miller The Monday Night Literary Club met The Twentieth Century Vaudevilles Thursday evening March fourth expect to visit Cynthiana Georgetown week for a visit in Bath county last night with Mr Albert Hinton eign teon hundred and ninety seven Miss Janie Durham of Cincinnati Winchester Mt Sterling Millersburg at seven thirty oclock The street cleaners were at work yes- ¬ Carlisle and probably several other is the guest of Mrs W H Cox Christian Church terday scraping the mud off Main street neighboring- towns Paris Kentucky Boone Ingels of Nicholas was in Hon C J Bronston of Lexington For Rent Centrally located stable the city Sunday visiting his brothers and Prof Boone In Ohio Apply to Mrs Grannon corner Main and Miss Belle Wisdom of Paducah Bisters It and Tenth Prof E H Boone the hypnotist Mrs David Trapp formerly Miss were marrijd Saturday night in St week Col A J Lovely of this city in- ¬ played to large crowds last people in Josie Redmonis visiting relatives in Louis Miss Wisdom is about thirty at the city years old and is reported to be worth spected the K of P lodge at Cynthiana Hamilton and astonishing the thejGlobe operahouse by awakening Will 250000 She is a mcTst excellent lady last night Miss Margaret Terry was the guest McNamara who had been hypnotized Mr and Mrs Bronston are now in Chi of relatives in Lexington Saturday and cago on a weddine trio They will re Sweet peas separate and mixed for fifty one hours Prof Boone also Sunday did mystifying feats in mind reading colors 50c per pound side io Lexington Bishop Hibler and Winsor Letton W M Goodloe The Daily News and Daily Democrat On Thursday at the First Christian court yesterday in Mt also tell of Prof Boones successful ex- attended Church t Winchester will occur the R L Shropshire of the Jackson ¬ periments upon Prof R B Williams a Sterling marriage of Miss Henrietta daughter of ville precinct assigned Saturday to J Mrs E D Paton and daughter Mrs Hanna Downing Davis to Prof leading citizen of Hamilton who has H Offutt of Leesburg been an invalid for two years from Miss Effie visited relatives in Lexing ¬ Kirtley Jameson Morris of Covington W T Utley and wife joined the rheumatism Prof Williams was ton Saturday Attending will be the maid of honor Church Sunday night Mrs wheeled in a chair from his hotel to the relatives Miss Elizabeth Keene of Winchester Christian Mrs A J Winters visited by letter 3atre but Prof Boone soon had him in Lexington Saturday and attended the and best man Mr Winston Coif man of Utley united th up on the stage walking and using his Nordica concert Covington Rev W S Keene will Mrs Geo Crosdale has sold her resi- ¬ arms The papers pronounced the exRugby of cadets Mrs Henry Isgrigg and Mrs Ben officiate The dence on Second street to Joseph M periment upon Prof Williams as truly Spears left yesterday for a visit to rela- ¬ Academy of which Prof Morris is Hendricks for 1200 wonderful Principal will attend the ceremony tives in Maysville 529 Main St Paris Ky Washingtons Birthday will be ob The Protestant Infirmary At Lexington Misses Alice and Eddie Spears arriv- ¬ The handsomest line of lace served with appropriate exercises at the ed home yesterday from a delightful The Seventh Anniversary of the estabHigh School next Monday curtains in the city at Frank lishment of the Protestant Infirmary visit in Cynthiana Mrs James Taylor and daughter Cos Bob Robinson left yesterday for Den- will take place at the Infirmary in Lex- ¬ ver td accept a position as barkeeper at ington on Monday February 22 1897 guests at Mr J L Trundles returned OBITUARY the Broadway Hotel in that city at which time the new and large adjunct to DeKalb Ills Saturday -Mrs Wm Matthews of Louisville Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory will be dedicated with appropriate cereB Daylight Kodak For Sale Of The Dead monies The Bishop of the Diocese of arrived in Paris yesterday to be a guest 3Jx4f and complete outfit Price 1000 Lexington will officiate Mrs Cropper aged eighty died Sat ¬ at Mr L Franks on Broadway box 776 Paris Ky Address Lock When the new surgery now nearing Mrs G B Alexander and Misses urday night near Old Union and her completion is finished the Infirmary Edith and Kate Alexander were in remains were taken yesterday morning The pictures being given away to Maysville for interement Strictly all wool Dress Goods in G D Corsets our specialty 50c 75c Isgrig are works of will be one of the best equipped hos- Coyington Saturday and Sunday Davis Thomson novelty and plain styles always 50c and 1 00 worth double pitals in the west for the treatment cf art and an ornament to any house Mr and Mrs W K Massie of bolster and for this sale at 25c a yard Ready made sheets disease and especially for difficult and Lexington were guests of Mr and Mrs Ladies and Childrens full Seamless cases at Frank Cos Marr who killed his son shot dangerous surgical operations the sur- ¬ Hosiery 10 and 15c always sold at 25c John pillow Choice of our finest Dress patterns W W Massie Saturday and Sunday his daughter then suicided at Lexing ¬ geons in attendance having no superiors Our Domestics are the very best formerly 800 for this sale at 400 Millersburg Wants It Messrs W M Goodloe A C Adair 8000 life insurance Full in the art to which they have dedicated ton carried brands in Calicoes Cottons and Sheet-¬ and Talbot Clay attended a K of P All our Underwear Blankets account of the tragedy on page two their lives The Odd Fellows Lodge at Millers Comforts will be clcsed ont at 25c and ings on lodge meeting last night in Cynthiana burgwhich has lately increased from Calicoes 3i and 5c Vaughan of Paducah the dollar Turnpike Talk Mr S C Bleached Cotton good 5c who has been ten- to sixty five members is taking Mrs Carrie Hanson Kentucky i Deputy Grand Master of Best Cotton made 8c R steps tb secure control of the Kentucky New and full line of Table Linens One hundred and fifty men rode into visiting her daughter Mrs W 10 4 Peperell Sheeting 18c is VJ Ancient Order of United Workmen to the residence of Thomas returned Saturday to Lexing ¬ Wesfeyxur College building at Millers Towels and Napkins marked down 50 O Vanceburg Friday Notions of all kinds one half price J in the city in the interest of the A per cent for this sale of the County Judge and informed him ton will ask the Kentucky Grand burg and UW that they had just traveled twenty five Miss Evelyn Fisher of Covington Lodge to locare the proposed Orphans Capt John ODay the genial and miles of turnpike road and had re- ¬ spent yesterday with Mrs J T Hedges Home at Millersburg accommodating conductor of the L moved five toll gates Nobody has been while- en route home from a visit in Lex- ¬ H5i tf5555333Mi building a handsome residence at arrested and nobody seems to be afraid ington N is Eighteenth and Greenup streets in Cov ¬ of arrest Mr and Mrs H C Shipp have re- ¬ ington The stockholders who are asking Gar- ¬ moved to Lexington where they have Mr Ike Price and family arrived rard county to pay 2000 a mile for a taken apartments at 101 South Upper yesterday from Cincinnati to make their part of the Lexington and Danville turn- ¬ streets future home in this city They will pike are asked to explain why the offi- ¬ Mrs Joseph R Williams arrived reside in Mrs Frank Fithians residence cers of the company made a sworn state- yesterday afternoon from Midway to on High street lately occupied by Dr ment last fall when the road was as visit her parents Mr and Mrs Brice sessed for taxation to show that the R Parks stock of the company was worth only Letton The News is requested to make the one twentieth of its par value Miss Lillie Jewett one of Cynthi announcement It is ear- ¬ following anas handsomest young ladies is tke members of Work Of The Charity Relief Committee guest of Mrs Cornay Watson on High nestly desired that all the the old and reorganized Woinans The News is authorized to state that street WVH Church will Society of the Christian Dr and Mrs C D Cram went to the Charity Relief Committee will not The old K W C building is well meet at the church Saturday Feb 20 aid healthy able bodied persons who ap- ¬ Williamstown last week to visit Dr at 3 oclock p m Business of impor ¬ ply indiscriminately for aid Many such Crams aged father who has been ill adapted for this purpose and would be a 2 most desirable location It is a large tance daily appeals are necessarily refused at for a few days three story brick building is in good re- ¬ Organizers ladies or gen- ¬ the court house because they are deemed Wanted jESTy Mr J J Connell of Louisville pair and is located upon splendid tlemen for an up to date Modern Social unworthy Recommendation must be grounds in a healthy moral neighbor and Fraternal Insurance order Sure had from reliable trustworthy citizens came up Saturday night to visit his wife hood The Grand Lodge could not se winner and money maker for organizer The bureau for receiving donations is and babe He returned yesterday morn ¬ cure a better location and we hope to Experience desirable but not necessary now in the Lilleston building opposite ing to Louisville see the Orphans Home located m Mil ¬ WE HAVE RECEIVED A SPLENDID ST00K OP Can work evenings and odd times with the Opera House Contributions are Prof Virgil Rider and Mi sses Kate lersburg out leaving business or situation Ad ¬ earnestly solicited Eagan A Wilson and Katie Vaught of IMPORTED SUITINGS AM TROOSERIM dress Wm Lusby 305 Johnston Bldg Co are receiving Frank Fine Match Horses Sold College were the Millersburg Female Cincinnati Ohio daily the very latest styles in Turney Morris of this city Fri- ¬ in the city yesterday E C Baldwin Secretary of the Lex- ¬ day sold to Geo W Webb of Phila- ¬ Spring Dress Goods Mrs Chas Webber of Shelbyville who addressed a CA ington Y M delphia their fine match team J E The X Bajs In Paris Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs meeting in this city two weeks ago was B trial by Jeb Stuart aam by 217f ¬ quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calt held up by robbers in Lexington Nicholas Chief and Cyril C trial 220 Matthew Kenney Mr Webber will arDrs H H Roberts and Will Ussery Saturday night but the footpads were by Cyclone dam by Victor Von Bis rive Friday to return home with his are not satisfied if they are not frightened away by approaching ptdes mark for 1450 Dan Morris delivered wife Just one year ago Herr Roentgen any booty Mr and Mrs B F Buckley leave discovered the famous X rays and this trains before they secured the team Friday afternoon The team a vicious blow They dealt Mr Baldwin FZNJEL MERCHArT TAILORS is probably the handsomest and fastest to dsy for a visit in Louisville Mrs week Drs Roberts and Ussery have one a slung shot Shelbyville of the perfected X Ray outfits in opera- ¬ on the head with that has been sold in this section for a Buckley will also visit in S E TIPTON Cutter long time and Versailles before she returns Io tion at their offices on Pleasant street N Special Rate To Washington Over I Paris The X ray is the marvel of the scientific To Be Reorganized Presidential inauguration Wash of Frank world and will be of untold benefit to We are also agents for the celebrated Chas E Smith Shirt Full line of samples L Frank Mr N will sell The bondholders and purchasers of ington March 4 L Co left yesterday morning foi the medical profession Drs Roberts tickets via Winchester or the Kentucky Midland Railroad Comround trip making Cincinnati at 1455 Tickets on sale pany were called to meet yesterday at Philadelphia and New York to selec and Ushery will use it in Siring stock Mr Frank expects to skiagraphs and viewing fractures of March I 2 and 3 Continuous passage Frankfort to effect a reorganiztion each direction final limit March 8th spend almost two weeks in the Eastern broken bones and locating foreign sub ¬ F B Carr Agent It is understood that the road will market stances and diseased parts in the body shortly discontinue its passenger trains In a practical demonstration yester cottage 5 rooms 10 per 602 MAIN ST Worfi For Paris Carpenters Misses Martha and Charlotte New- PARIS KY and instead run mixed trains giving day the writer looked through a fluoro BRICK class repair ApFirst wno man two Jjouisvuie society gins Over Deposit Bank LAST week at Newport Secretary two trains each way every day BC INGELS will leave in a scope and saw the bones of his own arm ply to f are well known in Paris Or O EDWARDS Ujant Gratz Hanly formerly of this city Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m Saved By His Sister few days for a trip to California They and hand a key hidden in the center of Son of this M Thomas awarded to J be accompanied by their mother a2000 page book the contents of a A DESIRABLE 60 ACRE FARM building new son of John Fitz will The city the contract for party will leave by the Southern sealed package of jewelry and a ring stables at the Queen City Jockey Club patrick of Seventh street narrowly es- The A and coin placed in a pocketbook course at Newport The stables will caped death by drowning yesterday route and expect to visit Washington Oregon and Yellowstone Park be- ¬ pair of scissors wrapped in a napkin and contain 250 stalls and J M Thomas into a tub and a roll of paper then placed in a wooden Son get 8200 for the job Fifteen car- ¬ The little fellow fell headfirst a well situated 60 acre Bour ¬ returning home in June yesterday morning of water and would have orowned had fore - - - - PARIS RY penters left this city were readily seen with the aid of County farm which I desire to 3 3R0AEWAY box bon and sixteen more will leave to morrow not his little sister Margaret aged four It is well improved For any and the X rays sell Herald Suudy the nuoroscope The Lexington up stairs morning for Newport to begin work on yearswho was nearby pulled him out further particulars address The most wonderful experiment made Maggie Mrs Waller said the stables J E PLUMMER Ky Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m to visit Mrs yesterday however was with a small yesterday NEVERgo away from home without came up Millersburg 8jan tf N Special Kates L By the use of the X rays a bottle of Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey Ed ave- ¬ colored boy on Woodard Gross Change of climate change of apart- ¬ nue Mrs Waller is a very handsome the boys ribs and vertebrae were clearly ii n iii in iii i nn hi mil hi The Damrosche Opera Co The L ¬ ments or exposure may bring on a cold to Cin- which nothing but this famous remedy and attractive widow who has numer visible to the eye of the spectators N will sell round trip tickets This is probably tbe only X ray outfit Reasonable Reasons cinnati Friday morning February 19th will cure ous friends and admirers wherever she at 235 good to return on all trains If there are any reasons why you Miss Blanche Lilleston in Kentucky and its purchase speaks is known PARIS KENTUCKY Saturday the 20th BIRTHS should buy snoes tnere is every reason of PariB is the guest of Dr and Mrs volumes for the enterprise of Drs why you should buy them of us We Double daily service of sleepers and Excursion The Advent Of Our Future Men And Donaldson Miss Mattie Lilleston also Roberts and Ussery coaches to Mardi Gras can please you in style fit and price Work Women over to the concert She is a on sale Feb 26 27 and 28 and came tickets and shoes bought of us you can depend promptlyguaranteed satisfactory Calls Your work is answered Watch for the new Spring on March 1st Good to return within 15 In this city to the wife of L Wool- - member of the Musical Club and isv an solicited Prices reasonable sale one fare round days from date of CLAY RION goods at Frank Gos I accomplished musician stein a son trip N En tei c I at the Post office at Paris Ky seco iss mail matter as ville performance at the Paris Grand ¬ ¬ Engagements Announcements And Sol emnizations Of The Marriage Tows AND GOERS OBSERVED BY John Wr Hobbs 83 and Mrs Mary THE NEWS MAN Neston 50were married in Bath county Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At last week Fourth venture for the The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And groom aM second for the bride Elsewhere Announcement of the engagement of ¬ Miss Majory Shelby of Danville Ky Mr W H McMillan was in Lex and Mr George Alfred Townsend Jr ington yesterday Miss Bettie Remington has returned of Washington D C will be made in a few days Miss Shelby is the daughter from a visit in Carlisle of Col Isaac Shelby Mr Albert Hinton was the guest of Invitations as folio V6 were issued this friends in Lexington Sunday - Look Before You Buy i DAVITHOMSONIISGRIG JULSt - Fteoervecl -- SPRING STOCK HAMBURGS LACES WASH DRESS GOODS PERCALES WHITE GOODS ETC ¬ i - h All new fresh goods Call and see them - ¬ -- ¬ ¬ CONDONS ¬ I In order to close out our stock we will sac rifice everything in our store at unheard of prices ¬ - ¬ We still enlarge Portraits free of charge - PURE HOME GROWN - j ¬ -- ii -- 1 jSLJtTJy 0 EDWARDS to 3EPeS ¬ ¬ -- FOR FALL AND WINTER V up-to-da- te j ¬ ¬ FOR RENT M H DAILEY i ¬ two-year-o- ld v ¬ FOR SALE R A SPRAKE 11 1 1 1111 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 11 11 11 JOHN CONNELLY -V j n- V - -- - ct 1 - Vn Ja I- - 41 t w WSMkr- - s rr P THE BOURBON NEWS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTERCHAMP I BRUCE MILLER f Editors and Owners -- THE BOUUBON tfEWSTUESDAY FEBRUARY 16 1897 O- H 7 t ii 1 ir Pro Papa why does Oh the winter grinned Dood One of the very latest commands of delight I suppose he can afford to Detroit Here is a bit of news that is Then come about cried Dorey Mme Fashion is not without a touch of ful The new woman who is nothing Journal The open water was just ahead poetic feeling Whimsical it neverthe- if not humanitarian will especially wel- ¬ Blond I wonder if I shall ever Dont try to jump its too wide less suggests novelty She cannot alter come it There is not the slightesFde live The 100 The Brunette Not if Doreys face blanched through the red the color of the eyes She cannot de- tnand at the present moment either in you to be Tit-22 much longer ON THE ICE of cold and the tan of a week of wind cree that blue shall be worn instead of this country or abroad for little birds Bits remain Got to take it now said Mayne hazel for a season or that gray shall One great merchant in fact who hap- ¬ Laura showing her album to a tersely all right Ive made it Its take the place of the deep blue that is pens to have a few cases in which he BY CHARLES F MCIiUKE Isnt it strange that our old- dozens of times almost violet so she makes what is speculated about a year ago of parra friend us se m the Dorey reached for the helm She keets grassfinches and other loyety lit- ¬ est pictures always make perhaps a pretty compromise Early December had brought cold Fliegende Blatter t Come about he cried wills it that until further orders the tle fluttering gems finds them abso- ¬ youngest days followed by sharp windless still caught you smoking one Father You fool Mayne Let go gems that women wear in their jewelry lutely unsaleable in face of present and nights No snow had fallen There was do you wantshouted us of his cigars did he And what did he to dirown shall match the color of their eyes probable fashion The real bird of a glare on Mendota the like of which The open crack was not ten yards No wish he had The turquoise is to be de rigueur with paradise is exceedingly costly and nine do lick you Iiad not been seen in years From Madi away The path of black water stood Made roe smoke it light blue eyes and the sapphire with tenths of what are termed paradise What then son shore to Governors Island from sharply out against the ice Mayne held Fun the darker tint that shames the iris plumes are imitations as clever and ex- right through irJie Yahara to the meads of Middleton her to it Two runners had the ice the as It said the grinning savage dis-¬ and rivals the violets hue The topaz act as electric rabbit is of true seal- ¬ the glassy plain reflected a winters third was high A leap and then with on the is to go with the hazel eye and the skin But it is over the osprey and he turned the machine gun sun by day the winter stars by night a crunch and scrape the boat took the black pearl with those deep dark un¬ egret that women have been most rated comfited Christian civilizers is a poor were in ecstasies Yelling fissure safely On she speed quartering Skaters utterable eyes with downf ailing lids for barbarity and thoughtlessness and Maxim that wont work both wayseurlers swept imaginary obstacles from faster than a bird that are full of dreams and slumber weird stories of the hen bird ruthless ¬ Indianapolis Journal the polished path of the whirling A white fine snow began to drive said Folks nebber is saterfied It is to be presumed that the green eye ly slaughtered on her nest are brought stones Varsity athletes played at before the wind There was a hush lady is is ruled out of consideration since no up at meetings and in pamphlets and Uncle Eben Er white young polo pull away cross tag or skin the and then an angry snairl came from out one likes to claim that color Yet there tales of complete extermination are alius tryin ter git frizzes m ner nair as occasion prompted or fancy the blotting whiteness In the next in- ¬ devil are eyes of beauty that might invite told Yet the birds which produce the an de cullud young lady is alius tryinr willed Proper youths glided about in stant the blizzard struck the boat shiv- ¬ Washington Star association with the emerald and there plumes of this type the crane and ter git em out ¬ company with the fair co eds and maid ered whirled full about in the shrieking My wife Jiever said a is hardly a more fascinating gem than heron orders are almost universally Ominous ens from the town Small boys swarmed blast Clear from the ice she raised and the cats eye Fashion has a large way scattered over the world and alike from word about a new seal sack this win-¬ ¬ rind played at shinney The ice com spun once twice again then struck of averaging things and possibly gen ¬ the Brazils Venezuela Burma and ter I suppose you- rejoice at that off large and slid like a crab back towards the panies came They fenced eralizes the eye as blue gray hazel and South India from Florida and South Not much Pm afraid shers figuring acreage and began the harvest of the yawning ice erack The boom jaws black so that variations of these shall and West Africa from Turkey in Eu- ¬ on getting a new y97 model wheel crystal crop leaving each succeeding were sprung from the mast The sail have choice of the other colored stones rope and southern Russia supplies are Cleveland Plain- Dealer snight a new expanse of yawning black was whipping helplessly Thejib with Ladies who have odd eyes will have the drawn Here is a letter of a broker of Put to the Test Mrs Peck dur¬ mess which at each recurring dawn its sheets cracked and snapped like a privilege of variety in jeweled decora- ¬ world wide dealincs who says I have ing the breeze Before- we were mar- ¬ ¬ of thin pistol Mayne came hard on the helm presented an innocent sheen tion Those who are willing to acknowl- made special inquiries of some oi our ried you said you would die for me skinned temptation whereon daredevil The runner would not stick Twice he edge green eyes will perhaps be more agents and buyers some of whom have Henry Peck and if I did Well - townies and hare brained preps trifled in the1 swim than all the rest for the been actually in the West Indies and Mrs Peck You might do- so now slammed the helm Twice the runner with destinv new stone of the season the rival of the seen the birds and the conditions of a Philadelphia North American caught for but a moment and then slid opal is the olivene a beautiful green capture They all agree that the idea The sails of Peg Woffington pennant The boat n eared the open water Again funny What is your brother Beginald do- regatta the helm Nearer Again She held gem It is so much like the emerald of cruelty is a fallacy or at any rate iug since he left college And just at this time the bell rang winner of the umpty five Why just inWho who dyou spo sposh that that it cannot be distinguished from it a very gros- - exaggeration drooped in a melancholy way off the The boat stopped on the brink For at present he is very busy tracing back said Mayne making a vain effort except by experts As a rule though stance in the case of osprey feathers we our family tree foot of Francis street and her owners Mayne hold her where ish Bert cried Goodness me Then and Denslow she is Hold her Colonel the boom to get his legs under him is lighter and clearer than the emer- would especially bring to your notice hes got that Darwinian theory intohi it Carmichael Sanborn Sid ald It is found in Siberia in much the a point of which the opponents of their head has he said Dorey Donnoslcare gathered about the fireplace in the long Baise her Set the jaws There Xow Truth j Were same formation in which the emerald wear make much capital and that is the down Letum freeze outside room of the Psi Upsilon lodge on Men- ¬ to reef BEAR RAISED BY A GOAT s found in Central and Southern killing of the female bird on her nest dota court and growled It was no time for laying blame Xo no sanitarium There was a sound of footsteps and America Philadelphia Press Common sense if nothing else should TThen tho Cub Grer Up It Became aAre you not going home for Chris- ¬ one would have said it anvwav The Denslow The footsteps came asked point out the stupidity of such a pro icy snow came thicker It was a fine voices in the hall First Class Herder tinas colonel NOT ATTENTIVE ENOUGH aeeding as if such were the case the Not 3 I am going to stay right sift now It struck the flesh like to the sliding doors of the library The bear that figures in the story was ¬ It is some of the fellows whis But Somebody Kissed Her Three Times bird would have been pretty well ex known as Jack and he belonged ta here in this house and Dood Mayne needles on the wind With fingers in the Tunnel Lets be erslcep are to stay with me numb to stiff ness thetwo boys labored pered White terminated by now The proof that it Lewis Ford who formerly owned a gpat and Bert Dorey They were a young couple and had is not done is afforded by the increasing ranch high up on the- Gerro Colorado Come in or stay out whizzever you and we will take care of Peggy for you with the reefing The boat shook in the been married only a few months They amount that is coming into the market mountain overlooking the lovely valley please shouted Mayne blast H there is a blow Carmichael Sanborn and Denslow resided in the suburbs and were on their from all points in obedience to a larger of the San Joaquin You see he continued with the enShell never hold cried Dorev wav to the city he to business and she demand and shows that the bird is the How can we cross the crack when stepped into the room thusiasm of an underclassman Ford found the bear when it wasto do some shopping He had evidently instead fostered by the hunters who cub soft round shining and black You are a nice lot of freshmen mother and sister are somewhere in weve no start What are we to do grinned Denslow surveying the tnree been out the night before and did not knowing their value would certainly Being wifeless childless and alone he Mayne shouted hoarsely southern California the father is in Washington and the paternal roof is Beat off and come about and down culprits and taking note of the gen feel in a talkative mood while she was not wish to kill the goose tliat laid the adopted the tiny cub and carried it garrulous He frowned and read his golden- egg eral condition of the apartment home Once there For soon- found rtuite devoid of prospective Christmas upon it full tilt contain-ssng-- ii paper The tunnel was reached the you fellows blow from pretty mounts now so cheap that a foster mother must be provided The Where did This thej- tried There was no other ebeer The pater in a letter long dark tunnel and not a light in so effective and so fashionable involve for the infant and so a frightened suggested4 that thing to do Again they came upon the Mayne demanded Christmas check of rare some ice was it would be a commendable proceeding ugly open blackness Again the good saidWe came in for Have youboaling the car She made a few commonplace no huntinga for or slaughter barnyard trembling bleating she goat place got any remarks He slept birds As fact the humble Carmichael brought to the house to take the If his beloved son would devote certain boat took the breach and three hearts Their destination was reached and fowl in its course through the market of the parent he so missed It was only unhand - regular hours of the short vacation to a bat the lighter said Mayne who seemed out of the car they passed Yezzir contributes a very appreciable basis of after much combined force and per¬ Heres a tale if we ever get out of jeneral polishing up in Greek The be- at this cleverly made finery At the pres ¬ suasion the goat could be induced to Yezzir we sa I was afraid you were angry fascinated by the fire cried the colonel lloved son thinks he sees himself buck ¬ this Woffington fm drownin me this morning she said adjusting ent moment the cock feathers so large ¬ adopt as her own the unkidlike orphan I was scared lo death cried Dorey saved Pea ing out of term time he does ly worn are being mostly furnished by placed in her care But the time came Im half frozen said Mayne What drownin us were eelebratin the her bonnet Christmas races came on The lodge 2so reply llussia which supplies us with thou- ¬ when foster mother and foster child on Mendota court joined the neighbor- a blizzard The shore line is blotted event deWhere is the Peg Woffington I talked so much when you wanted to sands of crates of frozen chickens The were as happy and content in their Te ing chapter houses in proclaiming that out quills of geese and swan wings are lations to each other as ifTthe sight of read she went on The driving- sleet shut out the whole manded Sanborn silence which is said by long suffering Itfo answer dyed and perhaps sprinkled with a a nimble footed blue hatred nanny is rustin the Colonel Her runners residents of the classic neighborhood horizon Peg Woffiington sped like a But your affection dissipated all ray little gold or silver leaf and the pea ¬ suckling a clumsy black bear cub was observed Whereat the graceless young to be actually audible during vacation sprite The plank stood in the air Her runners is rustin fears love she continued buttoning cocks feathers chemically treated so as of the most ordinary condition of af-¬ Ease her off Make for the gym sters laughed vtliTie PcgvW6ffirigton was anchored in to remove all soft fluff provides the imi- ¬ fairs That will loom up through the snow an were goin out to put some lathe her glove f the offing Mjr affection he said looking at tation osprey of these inexpensive or on em byn by The beaor which was- - named1 Jack 5 few days existence under the new¬ A new danger threatened naments Inferior ostrich feathers are waxed fat on goats milk and a more Then the story of the escapade came her quizzically The ice fields shouted Colonel xrder of things saw the library convery cunningly manipulated to produce docile tractable beast never grew up Yes dear out and by the time the tale was told certed into a sort of Bohemian paradise ¬ They must lie right on our course When did I show little clusters of tips or with the help under the guardianship of a humane What affection Mayne shouted in all its glowing particularity the three Theyre fenced In this retreat the three underclassof a drop or two of gum can be turned and loving master In the earlier days men whiled away such hours as were We can see the fence Watch out to heroes of the adventure began to feel a any affection readily fell George said the into charming pompous Sometimes of his adoption the baby was a baby in drowsy contentment They Why in the tunnel not spent aboa rd Peg Wo ffin gton Here¬ starboard and ahead a number of different feathers will be truth He would not be left alone in with Cannichaels suggestion that wife taking his arm We cant see it either We can xhe trio were to be found on the mornused in conjunction and there will be And it would have been aHardeirlieart What do you mean never see it It is partly down on this thev retire and rest up for awhile ing of the fifth day and they made a grand rush for Blom- Oh you innocent boy with a pinch perhaps three tiny tips a couple of than Fords that could have resisted the cried White side Hear the wind quills and some fancifully cut short pitiful whimper of the little fellow -Mv God Dood come about and mys big bed Sanborn followed them of his arm Wont the dainty Peggy go up in the feathers dusted with glittrringpaillettes whenever he thought that he was to bo Do you know that your father is in Youre speaking in riddles up the bay air to day he asked He came Of course you kissed me in your The plumes of young ostriches on their left alone within the house Hadthere Were running- to the grin cried town Colonel How dark it grows said Mayne first moult have a very poor and thin been any to see it ini those days they in from Washington this morning sleep I suppose with a laugh We are not near the fields And what a Mayne looking across the lake end which appears perfectly useless would have witnessed a strange sight Mayne and Dorey chuckled The lat Kissed you I didnt kiss your Mayne The fence Whites voice wind I hope it wont snow Yet from these a very good counter- ¬ The great broad shouldered man fol- ter punched Wrhite in the ribs was hoarse with terror Didnt kiss me in the tunnel Come about -- Oh it cant snow said Dorey feit presentment of the infinitely more lowing his floclc as they grazed on the Youll catch it hegurgled No The fence is on our left out on the he In half an hour they wereWoffington We criedon the field precious bird of paradise tail can be bunchgrass sometimes- - fiye or six I might just as well be at the botWell some one did three times are lake making ready the Vag Colonel groaned tom of he lake Theyounghusbandhassworn off ready ¬ evolved Cincinnati Enquirer Port your helm miles from home and as lie walked the The wind came howling out from a He will want to know about the Greek ing the neAvspapers in the morning Too late In steep mountain side where it was so the JAPANESE POLICEMEN 5ank of copper colored clouds It was boat had struck her blind flight field polish and is preparing to read the riot act the almost perpendicular that it seemed biting tm nrwl Irppn and had a dirtyThe sun whose western limits dangerouscutters Give him some la lather mur to some one Yonkers Statesman 8a- the ice Ther Are Kecrrrlted from the Old that only the goats themselves could yellow had a ring Things mured Dorey morxi Class gain a foothold on the rocks he carried Mayne put the Jig lit on them The sail flapped and had left unguarded USES FOR OLD JEWELRY What in time is he out here for1 Japauese policemen are for the most the cub in his arms helm hard to port The Peg quick creaked in the gale as they stood tho to respond trembled and How Obsolete Ornament May Be Turned part recruited from the old samurai careened in Colonel asked But when Jack grew older he was yacht agaiiist it Oprey crawled in the blast as she came about She to GoodAccount He came on unexpectedly to hunt class andr as might be exected from trained to herdthe goats Previously Colonel wrenched on the tiller Mayne There are perhaps few women who up some evidence in the land who carried loyalty and it number of dogs had helped Ford bufc plank as she moved away slewed lurched topiiled over and cases and he said he would timber busy have not on hand quite a collection of the sons of men beyond caught the be too the point of ab the bear and the dogs couldnotagree devotion to or crashed through the thin ice and into and came back into the box over at the capitol to see you till to old jewelry Avhich they cccasionally surdity most of them are courageous and so the dogs had to go Jack took waters pitched headWell wish we had some of the fel ¬ the black the lake Doreyunder the sail night So dont fret Have your take a look at and sigh over because and incorruptible They are intelli- their place well and they were never long into half ¬ out on the runner plank to day and boom lows White was thrown upon sleep and you will be all right Avhen he there seems no available way of utiliz gent and well disciplined as well and missed For several years the beat cap down touted Dorey pressing his stop and him but caught the sheet as he fell comes ing it for the antique gold brooches do an enormous amount of work for continued to help Ford untiltite latter Wed better cars over his Senator White contrary to expecta dangling earrings and wonderful brace- ¬ salaries thaty according to western sold his ranch and prepared to go to off Mayne though plunged to the neck in reef as it is Dood Shell lift clear tions appeared at the lodge on the lets of 30 or more years ago stand little ideas are extremely small his oldhome in Europe Then a num ¬ we get out towards the ihe icy flood hung to the helm scram court at about two oclock in the after show of being again made fashionable the ice when A Tokio policeman is on duty only ber of his neighbors tried to buy the to the edge of the capsized boat bled JToinfc and into the full sweep of this noon Sanborn arave him the whole by our modern workers in gold and every other clay but his working day is bear Ford refused to sell him and and turned to reach for White however several rI can tell you one thing we Colonel With the energy of terror and despair story and in company1 with the three jewels There are obsolete treasures 4 hours long For eight of these he raid that if he could not take Jack wi tit go dont istiouted and that is that upper classmen the old gentleman stole ways in which these stands in front of one of the little sentry him lie would not go The difficulty free beyond the Toint to jump that crack Dorey struggled to and himself from up to the chamber to gaze on the sleep may be made to serve a purpose both boxes of which there are 33S scat ¬ about shipping the bear was overcome oa stiffening sail the ropes that We were only too lucky to the useful and beautiful The huge oval tered through the city The next eight and now he and his master are llvihg held his feet He clung to White with niG boy it- yesterday where it was only make The senator stood very still and after brooch for instance worn by your hours he spends in patrolling an as contentedly in the old country enjoy the grip of a drowning man The two three feet wide It will spread in this neither realizing- what he was about a sileuL moment he gave a little sigh mother will make a beautiful frame for signed district in search of material for ing the fruits of their long lonesome wind so we can never jump it Gee fought for a foothold on the boat each that was all pride and tenderness He a miniature or other small picture If reportstohissuperiorsonall sorts of po stay in the California mountains Satv JHut we are spinning smiled too a little sadly and there was the collection of human hair or other litical and social topics The remaining Francisco Call mounting unwittingly plunging the other back moisture in his eyes Sanborn Denslow curious center is taken out The sun went under the eight hours he passes sitting or lying into the numbing- water defeating Utilization of Kefuse are those terrible silver on a little bench in his little box ready - iclouds Then there and Carmichael understood They too Mayne struggles that grew more frantic and smiled at the sleepers and if they in manacles which women wore quite to respond to any call for his services Buda Pesth one of the mosttprogres scoffed No wind at all less availing with each recurrence cheerfully not so very long ago A that may be made On his day off sive cities- - on the European continent We aa e enough weight for Peg in this Courage Stop that moment wished with a tinge of cried Mayne owes not a little of its prosperity to the ptifL Just what we needed to go with that you fools Give me vour hand regret that their own days of fresh dainty use for these and one which the- police officer has nothing t do and Sanborn von itself to all who like except to fill out census blanks serve st riot enforcement of its sanitary rules he ice If Caimichael man foolishness were before and not will commend Dorev Now somethinguniquefor their toilet tables s Denslow and some of the other why such of his The city requires among other tilings and sind Ihe bleeding hands clutched at behind them upper that was surelv their is merely to transform thetn into pin- ¬ 4 timmoiTses duties attend may not have that refuse be removed to thesuburbs have to knock as he fellows were here wed privilege as regular classmen in closed carts The wagons are con ¬ First clean the bracelet been able to perform the day before and give em the boat Wed Mayne at the rojes at the boat and cushions under I am going in to Milwaukee to thengluethelower edge while weve Dorey lay sprawled across the mast These duties include inspection of1 veyed by horses to one of the suburbs night the Colonels father whis- ¬ thoroughly and better enjoy a good thing Xow Colonel got it pered and then back to Washington very firmly to an oval shaped piece of streets sewers and cemeteries censor ¬ Iwhexe they are lifted off the truck and Mayne fastened his numb fingers in Tell They were running nearer to the the boy that I saw him and give cardboard When th e bracelet has stuck ship of newspapers preventing the sale put on a flat car by means of atravet-in- gof the drowning boy and after him his extreme edge Point The wind seemed to be gaining the coat fathers love Thank God they well cut the board to theyour cushion of unwholesome meat vegetables and av crane Thisr flat car is taken Qfc many efforts hauled him on the boom are not under the ice considerable distance by a steam la and proceed to make milk and careful oversight of saloons in velocity It came in fitful sweeps came up in the air hen to the mast and to the body of the must be ovaL of course and may pawnshops markets festivals funerals conxatire and Iknds the refuse near a Mayne stirred uneasily in his sleep This The third runner be filled with bran Detroit FreePress and foreigners The policemans au ¬ manufacturing- establishment where one of them and seenu d inclined boat and began to mutter with Dorey began to crawl along on his i u is mechanically assorted and the mare thority is highly respected The watchers bent forward to stay there Valnable Shrubs stomach across the ice to the right material burnedundes a boiler Courage he muttered Stop that It is stronger out here Dood I tell Leave In winter valuable flowering shrubs ITc rarely ever has any difficulty in volatilesupplies 50 the boat he shouted through you fools go back and scare horse power to an Wed better 3you Gic me your hand you which need protection should be very makins arrests and he often decides which the wind Crawl this way to me Dorey Xow itii some fellows for ballast And ed carefullly wraped in straw They are minor cases and settles petty disputes engine to which a 3000 vclt three Mayne and White crept out upon the iipf itM come uo into it and reef right Poor little devils said Sanborn often killed by the sap starting in bv holding a little court of his own phase generator is directly coupled 5c2 It held to the firmer edge There Outiner now in the open streets On suchi occat iThc electric current thus generated winter the three started weakly to run in sions the surrounding crowd shxnrs n fr is utilized to run tke crane above men Whats the use of reefing in this The grass that prows in JanevereMore Conld Ho Say That CxrOWS cue worse lur au tuc jtai disposition to banter him and wit ¬ tioned and is transmitted to that point cold complained Mayne Well freeze what they judged to be the direction of Dyspepsia Specialist irritably But court every plant and nesses are examined anqa decision ren ¬ by means of two Tegular trolley wires The same is true of to death and to no purpose Shell the Five madam you must chew your food shrub It is desirable they shouldhave dered with J perfect gravity hundred yards to shore -- ciand all this blow Y with the earth as a third circuit The Mayne tried to shout his weak voice What were your teeth given you for machinery in this station runs several an unbroken rest from growth under Times As he spoke a hard squall struck calmly Female Patient They the frost and snow N Y Tribune Bun for life went high the sail lost the flying in his throat other power circuits and furnishes light The runner Great Expectations cried werent given to me I bought em My God I shall fall White to the entire colony Another 100 hors wind and the three were nearly out on How to Gain Flesh She They say I have my fathers j Odds and Ends My legs are gone jsower engine wil be installed shortly he ice Women who wish to gain flesh should eyes Lock into my arm Dorey shouted Chicago News off What did I tell you a poet of Cos in the Third keep warm Ease her Philetas One physician puts his He T hope you will inherit t Mayne clutched White s other arm I am no baby and century B C was of such diminutive whole prescription to such patients in cried Torey A RemlniseeDce else from him Town Topics Clinging to one another stumbling size that his acquaintances humorously one sentence Eat yootyegetablesand this is a roaring old blizzard know that He at the athletiv games I wonder sliding sobbing freezing tailing ris said of him that he was obliged to carry keep warm Characterized Soft warm wadded that is crawling upon us who gave him the impress on that he ia xt31adg is sueVapeciU iar girl the air shouted Colonel ing reeling on the three unfortunates weights of lead in his clothing to pre ¬ lounging robes deep downy chairs and Its in a sprinter How so has a danged uncanny feel Babies neared the shore By a miracle it vent himself from being blown away a part of lt pillows to nestle in should be She I think my father d Ho She thinks she hasnt auyjpecuHasv calfedon me once l or fooJLs I want no bath in Mendota seemed they came upon a breakwater belongings of the woman seeking the andhe cerJb ut The double engle in gold is 1 7 20 avoirdupois Philadelphia Press two miles Trcm the court at their own lodge on the court L ythls May J Itles Chicago Record closed papa Town Topics j It was an age before the key went in oi an inch liat are you making out there for Not without going up in the air Point more Iood Cant you hold lier in on the the lock and turned Groaning in pain JEWELS MATCH EYES COMFORT IN PLUMJ3 According to This Cruelty to Fashionable HUMOROUS An Hypo thesis the sun go south in -- -- sobbing in hysterical joy they stum- ¬ bled into the haven of warmth Dorey and White fell prone upon the floor Get up screamed Mayne kicking at them and tearing at his coat with lingers that had no feeling in them Get up Strip your clothes White is there any liquor in the house There was a two quart demijohn of old Kentucky in Denslows steamer trunk White knew of it He stumbled up the stairs in his crackling garments Mayne and Dorey after him They broke the neck just above the wicker A soapless shaving mug poured full was portioned among them in fiery gulps It was refilled and quickly emptied They stripped themselves of their clothes plunged into a bath cold to draw the frost rubbed them- ¬ selves with alcohol and with roughest towels until the irink of returning cir- ¬ culation began to show The shaving mugwas filled again and drained Blood bounded along the limbs and stirred Xileasantly in the extremities but it was a pleasure that was much akin to pain Their hands and feet and faces burned like fire Their speech was thick They were very happy The mug was quite a joke now It was really very funny They began to tell each other how very funny it all was They did not leel iiKe standing because the table and the chairs were coming around in circles So they sat down on the floor in front of the fireplace and rolled about and laughed and joked in a delightfully silly way and felt altogether very good and very ¬ Ihe Most Recent Fail of Fashionable Women Birds Is a Fallacy ¬ ¬ ¬ - r I ft ¬ - I - - - I - -- r 3 fr ¬ ¬ - ¬ - ¬ - -- ¬ - - -- - ¬ ¬ - -- ¬ ¬ A T - ¬ ¬ 4 -- - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ to-day i - ¬ - ¬ -- - -- -- ¬ - I - Ji -- i - -- -- -- -- J some-thirt- g- ¬ -- -- -- y - uv sifMjJ s - vSu 2 -- M fcHVi j3iiJ4i - A i - m ilFlW SirTZ t-- r- i V1f tMe AGRICULTURAL HINTS THE BEESWAX Quite a Pretty Penny Can Be Earned a Little Timely Care SAVE By BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY PEBRIFAItY 16 1897 A HISTORIC SPOT HOW TO GAIN SVITAL FORCE hL the Colony if A Strong Healthy Organization the Jbirst MANGER AND TROUGH Essential to Success If care is taken to look out for all There is one sacred because historic Dr Augusta Brown Girard recently A Combination Highly Recommended by scraps of wax cappings and pieces of spot in this commonwealth which gave a talk on the subject How Shall Its Designer combs that for any reason are rejected oi in which she Cure alls and combination imple ¬ it will make a pretty piece of wax in the should long ago by gift purchase the We Gain Vital Force in some ments are generally disap ointments course of the year If ia solar wax ex- ¬ property other way have become the said We refer to of The object of every persons exist- ¬ But the accompanying- engravings illus tractor is used of course it can only bo picturesque the state variously known location ence is the unfolding and perfection of trate an entirely satisfactory manger used when the sun is shining and the as Stage ForV Stage Head and his own individuality and the improve- ¬ lor grain roots ensilage and any kind weather warm making it impossible to Fishermens Field in Gloucester It ment of the race A strong healthy orof coarse feeding stuffs except uncut render any wax except in hot weather juts out into the harbor between the ganization is the first essential to sucfodder It is easily made not patented But there may be more leisure for it Cut bridge over the canal to the Annis 3 believe not expensive and maets jiow and on one account cold weather quam river and Fresh Water Cove and cess intelligence beaut amiability and every requirement The sheep can be is desirable In melting up old black is conspicuous from the railroad trains that indeed there can be no condition ill health will not undermine shut out of it while grain feed is being combs the cocoons in them absorb a entering the city because of the hand Neither wealth position honor nor put in so that it is not necessarv to large amount of wax which is lost To some avenue of elms leading through turn them out of the shed Little lanbs prevent such absorption soak the combs it Its chief service of late years has opportunity can compensate for the ab- cannot get into it to soil the feed Air thoroughly in water so that the cocoons been to furnish an accessible circus sence of a well balanced healthful con- ¬ circulates beneath it and a light bot- ¬ already filled with water can take up no thosg drawn to it to dition of body and mind It is of the tom prevents contamination of the feed wax But youll find a hard matter to field excepting to greatest consequence that every person view from the shore the magnificent soak the combs full of water unless they sweep of the outer harbor to fish from should have some knowledge of the are broken up fine and if the combs are its rocks or to ponder the story of the chemistry the anatomy and physiology not made brittle with cold it will be day when it was the site of the fishing of his own organization must include the body as well as impossible to break them up So it will station of the Dorchester company the mind be seen that cold weather is to an ex the home of some 200 planters who In a body that is not well balanced tent needed if you want to melt up old established there the first settlement the mind soon becomes feeble and is combs After the combs are broken up of the Massachusetts bay colony fine they may be saved till hot weather The property known as the Prov- often lost In the organization of man by the soter extractor or they may be ince Lands at jihe extremity of Cape the mind depends as much upon the melted up at once of course after Cod has always belonged to the com- body as the body upon the mind With every thought emotion ef- ¬ soakincr monwealth though the people of the One good way to melt combs in win entire village of Pro vincetowTn have bv fort we expend a certain amount of ter is easily acomplished with only the long residence gained a title to a por- vital force consequently vyhile awake ordinary appliances to hand in every tion of it Here the Pilgrims made we are constantly using up this energy 1 household Take an old dripping pan Fishermens while asleep or in a passive state we are their first landing of course an entirely new one will do as Field oh Cape Ann the site of the left to natures own law of action con- ¬ well split open one corner clear to the first Puritan landing and settlement sequently and it is a natural law while bottom and you have one of the best has always been in jrivate hands in a normal condition the nerves attract FIGt 1 wax extractors Lay in the material though generously kept open to the and draw vital force and are constantly ¬ accumulating around their nerve cen- ¬ by the gases and odors from the ac from which the wax is to be extracted public and xut the pan in the oven of the cook By a fortunate train of circumstances ters this vital energy We are vitalized cumulating manure stove with the door left open and the this property still remains practically refreshed during- - sleep then while With this manger a water supply in the barn and efficient means of ventila ¬ split corner of the pan projecting out intact Gloucester has for years been asleep or in a passive state we are re ¬ tion we do not expect to turn our sheep Put something under the inside of the hoping to be financially able to pur serving what is already accumulated cut of the stable from the time thev w pan so as to raise it up then as the wax chase it for a park but this has thus far so Many persons cannot sleep during melts it will run out of the split corner been impossible A few years since it the day They should lie down in a per- ¬ in until grass grows the next spring Fig 1 shows an end view with the of the pan To catch the dropping wax was rumored that Cornelius Vander fectly nassive state withdrawing the boards closing the end left off but rep set any vessel convenient and it may be bilt had purchased it and would erect mind from all outside external cares resented bv dotted lines The arm A is well to have in this vessel a little water iv summer villa and great was the con- and interests Make the mind a blank shown here in the position in which it so the wax will not stick to the bottom sternation in the city Chapter 352 of as much as possible and in this state Homestead Lh i acts of 1S91 incorporated Frederick is when the sheep are feeding It is one may accumulate nervous strength L Ames Philip A Chase Christopher nearly as rapidly as in sleep Dismiss fastened to the post P at the point 0 by a bolt that allows it to be revolved until USEFUL AFTER DEfATH Clarke Charles P Codman Elisha S all contending thoughts and give up the the lower end is in the position shown Part Played by the Carcass of a Horse in Converse George P Hoar N S Shaler whole being to be acted upon by na- ¬ in Fig 3 P The sheep are then shut Francis A Walker and others as a tures law simply rest absolutely the Commercial World out cf the manger by the boards B B We must practice self control learn The leg bones are very hard and corporation by the name of the Trust ¬ Pig 2 shows a view from the side at white and are used for handles of pocket ees of Public Reservations for the pur to stop exertion just short of fatigue wiiich the sheep feed when the manger and table cutlery pose of acquiring holding arranging Nothing is gained by overtaxing and de ¬ ¬ The tail and mane are especially val maintaining and opening to the public pleting the vitalitj A well managed judicious practice uable and from these are made the hair under suitable regiilations beautiful and historic places and tracts of land of exercise and rest of body and mind cloth of commerce The ribs and head are burned to make within this commonwealth It can ac- ¬ will soon improve the most debilitated bone black after they have been treat- ¬ quire and hold these tracts by grant The faculties and functions of the hu ¬ gift devise purchase or otherwise man organization are numerous and ed for the glue that is in them The phosphate of lime acted upon The Stage Fort property the remains varied and to be healthy it must be ex- ¬ Df the revolutionary earthworks add to b3r sulphuric acid and calcined with ercised equally WWL W1L phosphorus for luci its historic interest is both beautiful carbon produces All around us are people who are and historical If private generosity not really sick but who are below par fer matches FIG 2 Tie short hair taken from the hide cannot be depended upon to furnish the in strength and general health They is ised to stuff cushions and horse col funds to place it in the hands of the might be giants in strength if they is open Again the end boards are left lars thus the dead are made to minister trustees the legislature should appro ¬ would go to work in earnest with a de priate the money for it certainly is as termination and will to get well by off to give a little better view of the to the comfort of the living construction The hide furnishes a waterproof deserving of perpetual preservation as obeying simple laws of nature There The boards D D and E Pig 1 make leather known to the trade as cordovan the province lands or any other reser- are thousands of ambitious people who the grain trough the former are six and is used for the manufacture of vation Boston Transcript see their castles fade one after another inches wide the latter ten When put high class hunting and wading boots for the want of vitality of brain and HAT MADE FOR TUMBLES together as shown in Pig 1 this makes There is an animal oil yielded in the nerve power to carry out their designs a trough five inches deep The top of cooking process which is a deadly pois ¬ It Is Pneumatic and Should Be Inflated If one has made up his mind to rise to Like a Bicycle Tire the side beards of the trough should be on and enters into the composition of possibilities in health he - A great many fasihionable follies his highestby following out faithfully 10 inches from the ground for average many insecticides and vermifuges jnay doit sized sheep The posts are two inches In the calcining of horses bones the have been devised this winter to meet a few Irygienic laws His first effort is square and 30 inches long The arms vapors arising are condensed and form the growing demands of the feminine to increase vitality There are many A F are of the same stuff 28 inches the chief source of carbonate of am skater and she has adopted them all and different ways to do this Nature B B B are one foot monia which constitutes the base of Gowns perfect in fit und rich in fur constantly generates this force in every long The boards wide This leaves a space about four nearlv all ammoniacal salts have been imported from Paris es individual to a greater or less degree inches wide through which the hay is The hoofs of the animal are removed pecially for her excursions on the ice If we are careful not to expend more anc after being boiled to extract the Hats wonderfully coquettish in effect force than we generate daily we will ac oil from them the horny substance is have been fashioned for no other pur ¬ cumulate shipped to the manufacturers of combs pose than to accompany these cos ¬ We must not overtax smoke chew and what are known as Mikado goods tumes And every week new fancies in nor take stimulants Get right down The bones to make glue are dissolved gloves boots and muffs have been of ¬ to bedrock nutrition be very temperate in muriatic acid which takes the phos fered for the acceptance or disapproval in eating and drinking taking only the phate of lime away the soft element of the voting Woman who skates most nutritious and easily digested In spite of all these provisions for her food keep the mind hopeful and serene retaining the shape of the bone is dis- ¬ solved in boiling water cast into comfort however the skater has not al ¬ under all circumstances Few people ways managed to keep herself out of realize how much force is expended in squares and dried on net danger and the aiewest invention de ¬ frivolities Is Y Tribune i0 signed for her is directed to remedj AMONG THE POULTRY h this evil She has been provided with Hints About Health Hapid eating is slow suicide Peking ducks are good market fowls a pneumatic skatrng caj The first inkling of this remarkable For large heavy fowls have the roosts Happ3r children are almost invariably new addition to the skaters toilette healthy children low Dampness causes leg weakness in was gained one evening recently at the In sleeping in a cold room establish St Nicholas rink when a young woman a habit of breathing through the nose ducks The good layers are active and gener in a beattiful skating costume of poppy- never with the mouth open I broadcloth and sable still fur -red ally on the move A severe paroxysm of coughing may Dry earth is a good material to scat ¬ ther distinguished herself by wearing a often be arrested by a tablespoonful of B brand new rubber cap ter under the roosts The new cap which is very simply glycerin in a wineglass of hot milk When a thrifty bird is fully matured To compel a child to eat anything 1 constructed should be inflated like a it is easilv fattened against which its palate naturally rebels bicycle pumping in of Early hatched well developed pullets makes tire Thesure a protector air is a cruelty at the moment and is like the caj so that make good winter layers the merest novice need feel no nervous ly to produce evil results later on St Stale bread soaked in milk is a good ness with one on her head She may be Louis Republic I feed for young poultry so unfortunate as to get a tumble side FIG 3 Thrifty vigorous hens ways or backward but her head will THE MARKETS eaten The board C should be 14 inches make reliable winter lavers not get hurt whatever may happen wide A four inch board will do for L Cincinnati Cleanliness and good feeding are the Xaturally the first problem confront LIVE STOCK Cattlecommon 2 50 Feb ia fe3UU It is to support the grain trough In secrets of success with poultry ing the skater who wishes to assure 3 85 4 4i Seluet butchers the figure the boards are shown slightly 5 03 6 Ut On the average it will cost one dol ¬ her own safety in thisfnovel manner is CALViSS iair to good light 2 7a q 3 15 HOGS Common separated so that the construction may lar to keep a laying hen one year that of making the pneumatic hat be 3 35 3 45 2vlixed packers be seen anore clearlv 3 25 2 75 Light bliipners Leghorns and black Spanish lay eggs coming A simple rubber cap is neither SHEEP choice 3 50 4 15 One end of the grain trough may be a lovely thing in itself nor becoming to LAMBS Good to choice with the whitest shells of any breed 4 50 5 0U closed permanently by a board nailed 3 45 q 3 75 FLOUR Winter family Soft food is an excellent invigorator its wearer But it is easily possible so G RAIN Wheat No 2 rtd 91 from post to post but that at one end No 3 red 7i 88 when fed warm on a cold winter morn ¬ to disguise it that iu shall not be recog should be hinged to L so that it may be 23 Corn No 2 mixed nizable The milliner to whom has been 19 dropped to allow the trough to be swept ing OatsNo 2 fc6 Kye No2 31 finishing- turkeys for market shut intrusted the ornamentation of such a In out as it will need to be at each feed 10 75 gill 00 choice HAY Prime them up and feed them liberally for a cap promptly covers it with velvet oi PROVISIONS to Mess Pork 0 00 in or color matching the skating skirt ft 3 Lard Prime steam The posts and arms may be of hard few days 10 9 hoice dairy BUlTER There is a good profit in keeping the X Y World 23 wood but all the boards should be of Prime to choice creamery 2 25 2 00 APPLES Per bbl lighter timber We used hemlock It hen laying in the winter even though it Not the Lesson She Sought 105 115 POTATOES Per bbl A little Somerville girP going to should be planed at least on the sides takes a little extra work to do it NEW YORK Oil meal sunflower seed hemp seed church with her mother on Sunday saw FLOUR Winter patent heep touch Mangers may 4 65 4 50 which the b9 GHA N heut Nolnorthn be made of any desired length and buckwheat can all be used to good 5ome men working on the street car 82 No red We long advantage in feeding fowls intended for tracks just made them 282 CORN No 2 mixed 21 OAT iixed Ann enough to fit between the posts exhibition ucc tiiusc men ureaKins- inft isrr - PORK New mess 8 75 8 25 said her mother thinking to LARD Western Scald and allow them to stand over bath 4 00 in the stable Unless very short 3 95 there should be three sets of posts to night in a place where they will not suggest a moral lesson CHICAGO 4 25 4 60 patents the rack as shown in Fig 2 Cut freeze this is one of the best wa3s oi The little girl watched them gravely FLOUR Winter No 2 red S4 85 GRAIN Wheat Then she looked up in her mothers notches in the bottom boattds to let the feeding oats to poultry 74 J 74 No 2 Chicago spring 21 22 poets in This is necessary to give the cornno 22 is natural for some breeds of poul face and said It 16 OATSi proper position to the arms And cant God mend it Somer PORK No try to moult lighter each year and 7 65 7 00 Mess 3 72 3 70 This manger may be made double hence what are often taken for defects ville Journal LARD Steam BALTIMORE where it is desired to feed from both are only natural to the breed St Louis A TId Bit 4 85 4 50 FLOUR Family sides It will have to be made wider Republic 87y Actors did you say inquired the GRAIN Wheat No 2 by the width of the board E only Corn Mixed 25rm 25 Icing- cf Mvvptlce with sudden interest 24 23 Oats Mixed Suceetisf ul New Fodder Crop When made double we walk in the LARD toll 50 Just lie ropes around their necks and PORK Raiined sew fodder crops continue to attract anger to distribute the grain We of 16 85 Mess 3 SO 4 20 much attention at the Vermont station Jrag- them around with an ostrich team CATTLE First quality course always see that our feet are 3 90 4 00 f there is anything I dote on it is BOGS Western ¬ clean The first rack we made on this Soja beans of the green and black va jerked 1mm INDIANAPOLISN Y Press plan was not very satisfactory because rieties have proven satisfactory each GRAIN Wheat No 2 20 Explained at Last Corn No 2 mixed as we learned afterward we did not year Xo other leguminous hoed crop 18 Oats No 2 mixed given better returns in tonnage of Tommy I wonder why the words is have the proper dimensions The tops has LOUISVILLE ot the posts over which the adjustable green fodder dry matter or protein spelled such frnny ways 3 75 4 00 FLOUR Winter patent Jimmy Censa they was made in tho GKAIN Wheat No 2 red nt bi side revolves need to be rounded Some The green variety yielded at the rate of 18 18 torn Mixed care will have to be used in putting it six and one half tons green and two 5 rst place by the school teachers so3 22 Oats Mixed 7 50 together to have it work easily B P tons dry fodder and nearly one f ourth rhey would have to be hired to teach TORK Mess 6 2b of a ton of protein to the acre bow to spell em Cincinnati Enquirer LARD Steam Ohio Fanner Miller in Ihe ITirot Settlement of Massachusetts 3ay wKMmnz EnfflSMi The cams are folk That the Cleveland Akron Columbus Ry I N51 I rii 44tft ffrr is still selling round trip tickets between all stations on its line good going and returning Sunday at a rate of one fare for the round trip Ask any agent for particulars or write to C F Daly General Passenger Agent - Vi Cleveland O A fi AN As I understand it said the Innocent Man the main thing in poker is to be lucky in the draw It aint so much in bein lucky as hem quick out our way ex-¬ plained Rubberneck Bill Indianapolis Specially RemenYber s ri - i 4UW Himm- Heart Failure - ¬ ¬ ¬ Journal Fits stopped free and permanently cured No fits after first days use of Dr Klines Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa doesnt wear glasses it is a pretty good sign that he has considerable horse sense Washington Democrat When a boy comes home from college and Of course nniiiiwa the heart fails to actwhen a man dies but Heart Failure so called cine times out of ten is caused by Uric Acid in the blood which the Kidneys fail to remove and which corrodes the heart until it becomes unable to perform its functions - ¬ When bilious or costive eat a Gascaret candy cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 25c dearest She Self-knowled- ge 5p TJ time do you suppose I want your mother about Judy m Do you love me for myself alone He Of course I do You dont m all the Health Officers in many cities very properly refuse to accept Heart Fail- ure as a cause of death It is fre-quently a sign of ignorance in the physician or may be given to cover up the real cause - ¬ Slipped and fell bad sprain mind St Jacobs Oil will cure it Never N ¬ it but I smoke it sometimes Record Do you like cabbage Well I never eat Chicago needs ¬ ¬ A Medicine with 20 Years of Success behind ¬ Bj D Made worse by cold Neuralgia St Jacobs Oil to cure It cures it 1 Many a hoys first step towards the penitentiary was being irregular at school Washington Democrat Any ache from toothache to backache St Jacobs Oil will cure will remove the poisonous Uric Acid1 by putting the Kidneys in a healthy condition so tnat they will naturally J eliminate it MAPS OR J - - PLAYING CARDS ¬ Let a lot of men get together and it is remarkable how soon they will go to talking about good things to eat ¬ ft j A LETTEE TO WOMEN From Mrs James Corrigan For seventeen years I have suffered Periods were so very painful that I would have to go to the doctor every month He said that I had an enlargement of the womb and told my husband that I must undergo an operation as I had tumors in the womb and it was a case of life or death was ope- ¬ rated upon twice but it did not seem ¬ ¬ to the undersigned audi you will receive eitheir a splendidly mounted map of theUnitedStateSg or a pack of best quality Playing Cards L W WAKELEY Gen Pass Agt Burlington Route St Louis Ma- - Sendl5cts in postage SOUTHERN HOMES IN in the celebrated Coast Country Cheap and on rea ¬ sonable termsv fruit vegetable and Held crop farms Great production Direct markets Diversi ¬ Iromt ties crops Travel via Frisco JLlne ereur St I ouisandGFor land literature Jnaps Eion rates full information write THE AMERICAN LAND COMPANY 303 JJoe Side ST LOIS Mw I LIVE STOCK J i A yl to do me any good it made me very weak ¬ I was troubled with the leu corrhcea a great deal We will furnish duplicates of LIVE STOCK CUTS or any other Cut shown in any Spec ¬ imen Book at or below quoted prices for same A N KELLOGG NEWSPAPER CO 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ed with the sick headache vomiting spells back gj55jMgi BIG FOUR 7 ache all the Solid Vestihuled Trains frnm-time terrible pain in my left side chills CINCINNATI to NEW YORK loss of appetite and could not sleep CHICAGO ST L0UIS TO ¬ LEDO DETROIT CLEVELAND nights After taking- severalbottles of COLUMBUS SANDUSKYIND1A18 Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable ComAP0LIS PEORIA and all points North East and West- pound some Liver Pills and using- your Sanative Wash I recovered I can eat well and every one that Eejected claims reopened for increase 2 sees me tells me I am a different per Fee laws free 31 yra practice Success or no fee All son I can do all my own wrork sleep A W Jletorcilck Jt Sons Cincinnati O mad Washington 1C well and feel well I am growing DISCOVERY qlxcs quiekreliefandeureswors stronger every day and am able to go W of and Atlanta II GKEKVS out and en 303- a walk and not feel all cases Send for bookDrH testimonials SONS 1 days treatment JFrce tired out when I return as I used to I doctored for sixteen years and in all Hays NolsiyUlK those years I did not feel as well as I do w uwcnred in IO to SOLEBANON 011 Cured DR JLSTEPHENS at the present time I wishthat every woman that is troubled as I was would try that medicine Oh it is so good USE NO OTHER THAN YUGATAN 3t to feel well and it is all owing to Mrs ANK E 1644t Pinkhams kind advice and medicine WRITING TO ADVERTISERS Mrs James Cokfigan 284 Center St WHEN thut you saw the AdvertisementPLEA8X In Utii stute BOS--TO- N - I also suffer- ¬ To more thoroughly introduce our Famoun 2lrau S Sug JExlt fox the extermination of Water Bup and Roaches we will fiivc awav in prizes S20C3- Firbt Prize 6700 2nd 8300 3rd 20 4thGth and 6t 8100 each The next 8 3000 each The n ext 20 8500 ea Send us 25c and Sc extra for postage and we wijl scxl you a box of the Exterminator with full directions tC tho word contest The Sen York JHglo SchcneetalyV1 429 Elm Street Cincinnati- GREAT WORD CONTEST SJSIffi J ¬ - ¬ PEXSIONS S5S3S WVr Ga- - mmnmmvms Jamaica Plain Mass pupcr t z tW444rW4Q9QW40QWQ44QQ6 REASONS FOR USING ¬ ¬ Walter Baker S i3 Co5sl V ¬ n ¬ Z ¬ one-year-o- ld z z ¬ s o z fci s t iA ¬ z Because it is absolutely pure Because it is net made by the so called Dutch Process in which chemicals are used J Because beans of the finest quality are used Because it is made by a method which preserves unimpaired the exquisite natural flavor 2nd odor of the beans Because it is the most economical costing less than one cent a cup Be sure that you get the genuine article made by WALTER CO Ltd Dorchester Mass Established 1780 BAKER reaKiast iocoa i i 5- Q4rttrVGQ4WQOGQ4G44 w Crfjwfes OO0X5- a- ¬ - - w CO t frb fl i 4v ujio i vvbxvvjv D1RECTI0 iH if you want to get the most good out of Pearline Otherwise youll be putting FORU in too much and wasting the Pearling and calling it expensive Or yon won t put in enough and so you wont get as much help from it as you expected and youll have toi do more work Directions firlr 4 1 1 1 - j 1 - 527 ¬ every package for hot and cold water washing with and without boiling- - These simple easy directions haye revolutionized the work of washing oa ¬ I ANDYCAWTIC qsRt const ipatiqh x -r vsv suv - - G j I ABSOLUTELY f aar md iSl4--Hfcv49S-f - - GUARANTEED p mm re - f nnnwirw V P mum ALL 4 amotion DRUGS7S Casearcte are tte Ideal Laxa fc x mmmmtiti ifjzz rr fflonireaj Vj grflcw icrs X t viT mf - 8 of W BOURBON-- NEWS TUESDAY FEBRUARY 16 1897 I nr 1 f in another column new book The First Send your order to Oscar Battle Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour ¬ bon county tf See advertisement L Sv J - - 1 Druggist - A Magnificent Road It is a revelation to most people lo know that such railway equipment exists South of the Ohio river as that of the Queen Crescent Route The block system electric equipment such as track signals electric headlights and crossing gongs together with a perfectly lined rock ballasted roadbed all provide lor It Will Do You Good the swift and safe movement of passenger luxurious pattern The trains of Are you constipated Do yotw have Vestibule the mostleaves Chattanooga over Limited Sick Headaches Is your Nervous the Queen Crescent Route daily on sched- ¬ system Liver or Kidneys out of order ules which each year are made a little shorter unsurpassed Solid through If so cureyourself by using Wrights¬ trains to scenery which is and one half hours Cincinnati nine Celery Tea It improves the complex- Throngh Pullmans to Louisville 10 hours O L Mitch ion Price 25c sold by W T Brooks J Bryans See advertisement in another column of W J Bryans new book The First Send your order to Oscar Battle Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour bon county tf TWIN BROTHERS 0 GREAT BARGAIN IjST Piles Piles Piles Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch ¬ ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the private parts and nothing else Every box is guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by mail for 50c and SI per box WILLIAMS JMFG CO Props Cleveland O For sale by W T Brooks druggist 24jy-96-l- y HOUSE AND LOT AMD BLACK ¬ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my house and lot with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal ance in twelve months For further DU Passr Agt particulars address or call on Chattanooga Tenn BENJ F SHARON 13oct tf Mardi Gras New Orleans Ia March 2d Jacksonville Ky il I DAYS and 3d 1897 The rate of one fare for the round trip will Crescent Route be made via the Queen February 26 h to March 1st to New Orleans account Mardi Gras It is the only line running solid vestibuled trains to New Orleans and is eighty six mites Crescent to the A trip over the Queen andintensely interesting city by the lulf made to include a visit during the Mardi Gras season is delightful from start to finish For further information call on or address Chas W ZellD P A W C Rinearson Genl ASSIGNEES NOTICE Letton are requested to present them at onee properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or his attorney ALL persons having claims against assigned estate of James H L M GREEN ASSIGNEES SALE OF Passr Agt Cincinnati O Harmon Stitt 27nov tf CLOTHING OVERCOATS SUITS PANTS HATS AND CAPS UNDEEWEAR SHIRTS BOOTS SHOES ETC J- - Inauguration Cerkmonihs March 4th will be imposing Why not buv a low rate ticket via the Queen Crescent Route and Cincinnati and make the trip to Washington The train service is not surpassed any where Ask agents for particulars Chas W Zell Div Passr Agt Cincinnati Chatta- ¬ O O L Mitchell Div Passr Agt nooga Tenn W C Rinearson Genl Passr Agt Cincinnati O Assignee Bourbon o LaDd Ball will on I p ASSIGNEES SALE OF 4 The undersigned Assignee of A C 1897 FEB 16TH TUESDAY on the premises at 11 oclock a m solar time expose to public sale the foil wing tracts of land situated in Bourbon County Beginning in the center of the Maysville Lexington Turnpike road at a stone in A Bartons line thence with said Turnpike in the middle thereof S W Bryans 46- W 10944 poles to Geo middle of said tnrnpike corner in the thence through the orchard on a hill S 4 E 16784 poles to stone corner to said Bryan aDd 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 2U- W 1560 poles to a stake corner to said Bartons land thence S 38 3 4 W 4288 poles to a stone by a tree corner to said Barlows land thence S 37 E 4488 poles to a coffee nut tree corner to Turney in Bar lows line thence N 33 E 38 poles to a stone in Turney 8 line thence N 15 E 15 poles to a stone corner to said Turney thence N 13 E 1572 poles to a white ash tree corner to said Turney theuoe N 40 3 4 E 10696 poles toa stone corner to Bartons land The Talbott W i9984 poles to land thence N the beginning containing 177 A 1 R ¬ ¬ 49-3-4 Incomparable Crescent fast The service on the Queen train North Through Pullman drawing The undersigned assignees of J J room sleepers Standard vestibuled day coaches lavatories and smoking rooms Peedwill expose to sale to the highest Elegant Cafe parlor and observation cars Nine and one half hours to Cincinnati 10 and best Mdder on hours to Louisville from Chattanooga O L MlTCHEM Div Pastr Agt Chattanooga Tenn J iSIXICL 6 r - S T to A Tract No X SATURDAY FEBRUARY 20 1897 aisfciiirYrwfljiJiivKia tfRYfcff V f ¬ 22 P 1- - J f If S- Beginning at Fig 1 a corner to Rob- ¬ ert E Miller on the South East side ot Lexington Turnpike the Maysville and running S 4Sh E 6524 Doles to Fier 2 a stone corner to said Miller thence S 50f E 132 84 P to Fig 3a stone corner to Mrs E A Bryant thence N 39J- E 4540 poles to Figure 4 a stone corner to Wesley Berry in Turneys line thence vN 49 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 49W2 poles to 8 corner9 to Berry thence N 37i E 160 poles to corner to Berry thence N 49 W 29 poles to 10 on North side of said turnpike thence crossing the pike in a diagonal direction S 34 W 4608 poles to the beginning con- ¬ taining 57 A 1 R and 30 poles - Tract INo IM V - Lexington Turnpike Toad thence S 54 1 E 2950 poles to a stone near a spring thence with the stone wall around the spring S 36- - W 160 poles S 50i E 2 poles N 36 E 150 poles thence S 50 E 166 poles to a stone in J A Grimes line thence with said Grimes line N 38f E 2480 poles corner to America McNamara in said Grimes line thence N 45 i W 144 poles to a stone near a gate and corner to said America McNamara thence N 38 E 34 poles to a stake another corner to said America McNamara thence N 39 W 5640 poles to a stake another corner to America McNamara thence N 7734 W 5420 poles to the middle of the MaysLexington Turnpike Road ville thence with middle of said Turnpike Road S 6 E 18 poles to the margin of said pike near gate thence S 38 W 12i poles to the beginning containing 64 or Balls stone fence on the Western side of the Maysville TLxa0t ISTo 3 Beginning at a stone near Alfred C quiet quick and clean service by ex- ¬ pert barbers in the cosiest shop in Paris well equipped Baths in comfortable bath rooms furnished at the pleasure of situated in Bourbon County Ky about patrons tf three miles from Millersburg and five miles from Paris on the Maysville turnpike Lexington and fronting thereon 13540 poles and between the OF lands of Mrs Sue Barbee and J W Bedford r l J r i This is one of the most f ertileartdi desirable farms in Bourbon CouriQand very desirable for investors The un ¬ dersigned has a plat and description of said lands by metes and bounds which he will take pleasure in showing in The undersigned Assignee of M H connection with said lands to any one Current will on who may desire to purchase the same Terms Credit of six 6 twelve 12 THURSDAY FEBRUARY 18 1897 and twenty four 24 months with inter- ¬ est from date at six per cent with at 11 oclock solar time on the premises privilege to pay at any time and expose to public sale the following tract default in payment of any bond at of land situated in Nicholas County maturity matures all subsequent pay- ¬ Kentucky ments Purchaser must be prepared to apexecute bond on Beginning at a sugar tree stump and proved security day of sale with stone in Barkesdales Patent and corner to Thompsons Patent line thence with All the creditors of J J Peed are noBarkesdales Patent line N 2448 E tified to file their claims with the un ¬ 1352 poles to a stone in the County road dersigned at Millersburg on or before Ik poles N 19 W of a stone thence with the 20th of February 1897 verified as the road N 82 E 20 poles to a stake ft required by law and are requested to poles S 19 E from a small black wal- ¬ attend the sale m person or by an aunut thence S 30i E 1174 poles to a thorized agent stake below corner in Thompsons J G ALLEN Patent line thence with his line N 7969 3 poles to a stone corner to Henry J D PEEDjT Thompson thence with his line S 12 E Assignees 7825 poles to a stone thence S 69 W 180 9 10 poles to a stake one half pole West from a hickory thence N 14 W 2225 poles to a stone thence S 899 W 1484 poles to a stone thence N 31 W OF 349 poles to a stone on the South side of E Steeles Run thence with it N 30 T 44 poles to a bcxelder tree thence N at eleven oclock a m sun time on the The patrons of Crawford Bros shop premises a valuable tract of land con- ¬ on Main street near Fifth enjoy a taining an J 289 A 13 P fflU tl J KV w VVSHS3 l CSJtf V i -- 4rilA i VFiA ir jj ASSIGNEES SALE - onrbon o Lan - - I3KT- - ¬ Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods Cottons Calico Flannels Skirts Underwear Gloves Shoes Rubbers Etc Come in and get the prices on all goods Come now while you have a big stock to select from Remember this is a grand opportunity to buy goods very cheap Remember the place BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY ¬ ¬ - ASSIGNEES NOTICE persons having claims against assigned estate of J GSmedley are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or their at- ¬ C A E DAUGHERTY ALL - MASTERS SALE K W 111 poles crossing Steeles Run at N W corner of Talbott thence N 37 E 219 poles to a stone in Thomp ¬ r j0rsons Patent line then with it N 7937 Bourbon Circuit Court E 113 poles to the beginning containing 229 acres and 10 poles But excepting out of said boundary a tract of 28 acres Economy Building Loan 2 roods and 23 J poles heretofore convey- ¬ Association of Paris Ky Plaintiff ed by M H Ourrent to W B Payne by vs deed recorded in Deed Book No 6 Lutie Mappin etc Defendants 27 v X iSLXlO torney Harmon Stitt A SMEDLEY B D SMEDLEY NO i LH Landman H D lJ IN LiLUUIlHIU -II NT Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will he at the Windsor Hotel Paris A8S1gnees-27nov-t- f 434 Main St Paris Ky TUESDAY month FEB 9TH 1897 ALSO DEALER IN returning every second Tuesday in each - Paints Oil Varnishes ASSIGNEES NOTICE Brushes Artists Ma ¬ terials Window Glass Etc ALL persons having claims Jagainst assigned estate of A Ball ¬ Page Nicholas County Clerks Office leaving 200 acres 1 rood and 138 ¬ Aline will be run parallel to the dividing line between tract No 1 and tract No 2 above described by which 22 i 65 acres first tract so thatj the first tract will acres 2 roods and 17 poles will be cut off of the second tract and added to the -te ft contain 200 acres of land The balance of tract No 2 above described and tract No 3 will be sold as one tract Terms This land will be sold upon a credit of six twelve and eighteen months Purchaser will be required to execute bonds bearing six per cent from day and date of sale with surety ap-¬ proved by the undersigned or purchaser may pay cash at his option Title perfect sale absolute PERRY JEFFERSON f - i -- VHabmon Stitt Attorney t Assignee 1 Q mic I ibuib t - Ifc l i e Ifj re 1 - fefl NO 2 NRR L Said sale is made to satisf y a judg ¬ A model two story frame house and ment in favor of the plaintiff herein for one acre of ground adjoining the Male ARRIVAL OF TRAINS its debt and interest amounting on the College property on the West side Prom Cincinnati 1116 a m 530 p Maysville Lexington Turnpike of the day of sale to 417369 and the costs of m 1015 p m this suit 10800 making tho ttotal sum Prom Lexington 439 a m 740 a m to be raised on the day of sal6 the sum NO3 339 p m 622 p m of 428169 Consists of a small lot of ground upon Prom Richmond 435 a m 742 a m which is located a blacksmith shop and Said sale will be made upon a credit 333 p m of six and twelve months for equal lot at the junction of the Maysville From Maysville 745 a m 330 p m Lexington Turnpike and Pleasant street parts of the purchase money for which DEPARTURE OF TRAINS Millersburg Kentucky near Hinkston the purchaser will be required to exe ¬ cute bonds payable to the undersigned To Cincinnati 445 a m 752 a m Creek Master Commissioner with good surety 347 p m to be approved by said Commissioner To Lexington 752 a m 1127 a m Terms Both the farm and city and bearing interest from date until 540 p m 1021 p m To Richmond 1125 a in 537 p m 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 1025 p m purchaser or purchasers will be required judgment Qo Maysville 750 a m 630 p m to furnish bond with surety to be apF B Carr Agent Witness my hand this 5th day of proved by the undersigned bearing in- ¬ February 1897 terest from day and date of sale at 6 per Kentucky Midland cent Or the purchaser or purchasers EMMETT M DICKSON Arrive 830 a m 528 p m may pay cash at their option Ieave 955 a m 550 p m H 0 CURRENT Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit Arrive Freight carries passengers Court 1 Assignee 425p m leaves 435 p m Cox F Agent WH Harmon Stitt Attorney McMillan P Talbott Attorneys ¬ - RAHKOAD TIME CARD By virtue of a judgment of the Bour ¬ 26i poles 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 Court- ¬ most productive and best arranged house door in Paris Kentucky 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 tobac- ¬ co 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 That certain tract of land in At 230 p m solar time on Bourbon County KentuckysituatedFlat on the premises in MILLERSBURG Run Creek and Mt Gilead and Steeles the undersigned will sell the following Ford Turnpike and described and bound ¬ described property ed as follows to wit Beginning at 1 on plat of division of the late George L NO 1 Redmons land of record in the Clerks Bounded on the East by the Mays- ¬ office of the County Court of Bourbon Lexington now L ville 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 16100 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 Gr 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 501 E 165 35 poles to 17 then N 39 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 Said land is other improvements placed by a new structure situate about 4 miles North of the City of Paris ¬ -- Optician Landman has been visiting this city regularly for over five vears and has ad justed glasses to the eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon are requested to present them at once Estimates promptly furnished for County and has proven himself comproperly proven as required by law to glass paints painting and decorating petent thorough reliable and honest the undersigned or his attorney Har You can get Landmans glasses from mon Stitt Clark Clays drug store between his PERRY JEFFERSON visits and when he makes his regular Assignee 27nov tf GO YEARS visit he will examine your eyes thorough- ¬ EXPERIENCE ly and make any change necessary to give satisfaction Examination free References Drs W J Fithian Bowen and C Eads Buck Fithian D Cram of Paris ALL persons having claims Hagainst¬ assigned estate of M Cur TRADE MARKS rent are requested to present them at DESIGNS once properly proven as required by COPYRIGHTS c Anyone sending a sketch and description may law to the undersigned or hisattorney quickly an ¬ jpa ASSIGNEES NOTICE jjjjgjra ascertain free whether invention is strictly patents office receive Weekly Cincinnati Harmon Stitt 27nov tf H C CURRENT jAssignee probably patentable Communications confidential Oldest apency for securing in America We have a Washington Patents taken through Munn Co special notice in the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN ASSIGNEES NOTICE persons having claims against assigned estate of I R Best are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to tne undersigned beautifully illustrated largest circulation of any scientific journal weekly terms 300 a year 150 six months Specimen copies and Hand Book on Patents sent free Address Tribune SOc A Year ONLY COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE CO ALL CO 361 Broadway New York MUNN Cincinnati O 27nov tf HARMON STITT BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO ANDjFROMf Assignee NOTICE having claims against ALL persons 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 Harmon Stitt Paris Ky Those knowing themselves indebted to the estate will please settle promptly and avoid suit 15nov TOLEDO DETROIT All Points in Michigan CHICAGO White City Special Best jTerminal Station XCKY UmVERSVK J I ST LOUIS Avoiding WILBUR R SMITH LEXINGTON RiafoiTOnro--1000- 0 The Tunnel PRESIDENT KY tf Assignee Joshua Barton J M VIMONT BOSTON Wagner Sleeping BufiEett Cars1l Millersburg Ky Cars USSKS ALL KOTIE Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Private Compartment Cars Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars NEW YORK persons having claims against Be sure your tickets read via BIG assigned estate of J J Peed FOUR are requested to present them at once o Mccormick verified as required by law to the under ¬ e Passenger Traffic Mgr signed or their attorneys J Q Ward D B MARTIX or Harmon Stitt its railroads Gen Pass J G ALLEN assignees Tkt Agt J D PEED Cincinnati O W8LB0B R SMITH 20 nov 3mo - successful graduates In eluding 100 in Banlrs Award of Medal and Diploma at Worlds Exposition for Book keeping etc A TUbrongh Influential and Honored CoMcre Hundreds of students in attendant the past year from 20 states Business Coarse consists of Business Arithmetic Penmanship Commercial Law Merchandising Banking Joint Stock Manufacturing Lectures Business Practice Mercantile Correspondence etc Cost of Full Business Course including Tuition Stationery and Board in a nice family about 890 Shorthand Typewriting and TeSepraphr are specialties have special teachers and rooms and can be taken alone or with the Busi ¬ ness Course Special department for ladies Situations The demand for our graduates in different departments of this College has exceeded its supply aeslnprton Hy the location or Prof Smiths College is noted for its healthfulnes3 amlCri climate has 25 churches and 11 banks Acce3 many ible by Book-keepinp- ¬ Lextagtaa Ky - t f - V Ii v I W A- - t y cV- f - - -- J - T - V n v ru yj O t 1 t

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