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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): February 19, 1897

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): February 19, 1897 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 bou1897021901_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 19, 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. - j - 9 1 K X Vi V 1 isrSr - i ifr V7 tV---f y TH E BOURBON CHAMP N EWS Established miller Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY jr fbb i 1881 SEVESTEEKT1I YEAR Engagements Of PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY FEBRUARY A T STOCK AND TURF NEWS MILLERSBURG 19 1897 NO 15 Auctioneer Forsyth M lmds Feb 20 E Dickson Master Feb 20 Jasper Offutt Admr mill opera house and turnpike stocks Feb 25 and 26 C L Blackerby merchandise at Centerville Feb 27 John T Barnett decd lands March 1 T E Ashbrook Special Comx Millersburg Female College property March 2 B F Bedford Jr land stock farm implements etc Slue Iiick Monumental Association Associa- ¬ tion organized for the purpose of creat- ¬ The Blue Lick Monumental ing a fund for the erection of a monu ment to the heroes who fell at the Bat-¬ tle of Blue Lick was incorporated yes- ¬ terday at Frankfort The incorpora- ¬ tors are Green R Kellar Hanson Ken ¬ nedy H M Scudder F B Lindsay Reuben T Durrett Bennett H Young and J T S Brown ¬ Davis Thomson Isrig are works of art and an ornament to any house T The pictures being given away by Turf Notes J T Mock of Danville has sold to T L Riddle of Eagle Falls W Va a handsomely mated pair of trotting mares by Mimic dams by Ed Kimball and King Almont fpr 10Q0 Monday at Mt Sterling court Ben Woodford bought ten 1000 lb cattle at 375 to 395 per cwt J J Redmon bought ten 900 lb cattle at 350 from Jas Arnett and Winsor Letton bought twenty seven calves at 13 each At the Kellog sale Wednesday in Now York Guy Wilkes sold to W J White of Cleveland for 5000 J F Uhl of New York bought Sable Wilkes for 1900 and Ellen May hew for 1300 The 73 horses sold for 28435 an average of 489 C F Neagle has sold to Mr L Weil Co of who represents Schleissinger Vienna the handsome bay mare Blue Grass Fanny by Hammermark out of a mare by New York also the bay mare Lady Offutt by Judge Salisbury To Mr Hugh Dougherty of Bluffton Ind two high ciass saddle mares one by Black Squirrel four-year-o- ld Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Ktc News Xotes Gathered In And About The Buy Shoes Now N Special Kates Special Kates On The X Of Annual State Convention Y M C A Miss Rida Thornton has closed her Double daily service of sleepers and school at Helena and returned home coaches to Mardi Gras Excursion Frankfort Ky Feb 18 21 one fare for Tuesday tickets on sale Feb 26 27 and 28 and round trip F B Carr Agent March 1st Good to return within 15 Mr Chas Batterton brother of Mrs days from date of sale one fare round Special Kate To Washington Over X N John Ingel3 returned to Eminence trip Tuesday Presidential inauguration Wash ¬ Mrs Browning went to Nepton yes- ¬ N will sell terday Mardi Gras New Orleans In March 2d ington March 4 L trip tickets via Winchester or is very to see her sister Mrs Keil who round and 3d 1897 ill Cincinnati at 1455 Tickets on sale 1 2 and 3 Continuous passage Mrs Gr S Allen is visiting her sister Crescent Koute March he made via the Queen Mrs Romulus Payne at Paynes Depot February 26 h to March 1st to New Orleans each direction final limit March 8th account Mardi Gras F B Carr Agent Scott county Hue running solid vestibuled It Is the onlyOrleans and is eighty six milas trains to New The News is requested to make the Mr J T McClelland returned Wed ¬ shortest visit with his brother Crescent to the folio wi eg announcement A trip over the Queen It is ear-¬ nesday from a Sterling Mt quaint andintensely interesting city by the nestly desired that all the members of Robert at Gulf made to include a visit during the Mardi Mrs Ed Gras season is delightful from start to finish the old and reorganized Womans Campbell of Dorsey and- Miss Angie For further information call on or address Carlisle were guests of Chas W ZellD P A W C Kinearson Genl Society of the Christian Church will Mrs E Piper Wednesday Passr Agt Cincinnati O meet at the church Saturday Feb 20 Mr Billy Martin wife and mother of at 3 oclock p m Business of impor- ¬ Cynthiana were guests of Mr C W - Hood The Damrosche Opera Co The L ¬ N will sell round trip tickets to Cin State District Meeting K of P Thatlcertain tract of laud situate on See report on fifth page of the sale of cinnati Friday morning February 19th Feb 17 20 Lexington Ky one and one land belonging to assigned estate of A the Jackstown Silas Turnpike ad ¬ at 235 good to return on all trains third fare for the round trip joining the lands of M Davis Dr R A C Ball Saturday the 20th to-wit-i- Bure Mens finest calf shoes cut from f 5 and 6 to 385 Dr A J Hitt left yesterday for a Ladies finest Kid Welts lace and trip South buttoncut from 350 and 4 to 285 The Methodist Church Reamy lecture Till March 1st netted about 25 t CLAY RI0N Mr Jas Woolnm8 was in Maysville on business Wednesday Miss Lucy Reese of Mason is the guest of Miss Allie Clarke Miss Mattie Layson is visiting her sister Mrs Withers at Avon mm smm4 Rev John R Peebles of London was here yesterday on business Miss Virginia Hutchcraf t is the guest of Dr and Mrs W M Miller Bourbon Circuit Court The Smith drug store was sold yesterto Dr C B Smith for 205 day Economy Building Loan Amos Jameson of Paris was the guest Association of Paris Ky Plaintiff of his brother John Wednesday vs See notice on fifth page of sale of M James N Allen and Kittie J Allen his wife Defendants H Current farm near Hooktown Mrs Wm Overbey was the guest of By virtue of a judgment of the her son Harry the first of the week Bourbon Circuit Court rendered in the Attorney Denis Dundon of Paris was above sty led cause at its November here on business Wednesday and yester- ¬ term 1896 1 will sell publicly at the day Court house door in Paris Kentucky about the hour of 12 oclock noon on Rev Dr E H Rutherford of Parip will preach at the Presbyterian Church Sunaay SATHAY FEBRUARY 20 1897 Miss Nettie Mclntyre has gone to Nepton to visit her sister Mrs Dave the following described real estate JS -- BROWER SCOTT Special Rug and Curtain Sale v FRAZEE Carpets Furniture Wall Papers Draperies MASTERS SALE Commencing Monday February ijth ¬ AKE YOU INTERESTED OUT PRICE SALE T If so it will pay you to see the splendid values included in this ¬ I Smyrna Rugs Mat ro Carpet Sizes from 30c to 32 00 Japanese Rugs Mat to Carpet Sizes from 60c to 15 X Made Rugs from Mat to Carpet Sizes from 50c to 35 00 D AM ASK CURT AINS 3 YARDS REDUCED FROM 450 TO PER PAIR TINSELED CREPES REDUCED FROM 20c to 12ic CRETONNES 86 INCHES WIDE AT 124c CREPE CHINA AND JAPANESE SILK REDUCED PROM 75c AND 1 TO 50c WE INVITEJNSPECTI0N MARKEDIN PLAIN FIGURES Brower Scott Corner Main and Broadway Frazee Le ingfcan Ky fc Inauguration tance i 2 Ceremonies March 4th will be imposing 3ZLAUBinuuww Ask agents for particulars Agt TfresceutfRoutefaudrMhcn pert barbers in the cosiest shop in Paris ton Cincinnati Baths irr comfortable Chas W Zell Div Passr well equipped Miss Mattie Power has closed her O O L Mitchell Div Passr Agt Chatta rooms furnished at the pleasure of school at Pleasant Green this county nooga Tenn w C Kinearson Genl Passr bath patrons tf Agt Cincinnati O on account of the prevalence of scarlet fever Mr John Peed and daughter Miss Carrie attended the burial of their rel- ¬ ative Mr Tol Young at Sharpsburg - The patronsAof Crawford Bros shop aMtiinslreefcsneaVFifthvWenibvAa quiet quick and clean seryice by ex ¬ dlufhleTTMrsDavjlfe James Thompson and E A Allenlmd is bounded as follows Be ¬ ginning at a stake on the north side cor- ¬ ner tcJ John Allison and Tnomas L Waysfline and running thence N 63 W 173 6 10 poles to a point in said road be tweentwo stones corner to Jones heirs and he Silas Church lot thence with two lines of said lot S 561- W 6 36 100 W polesto a stone thence N 60 21 56 100 poles to a stone in WA Formans line thence S U E 137 60 100 poles to a buckeye tree thence N 86 W 45 36 100 poles to the middle of the road 20 links from two stakes on the side of the road comer to Mrs Way thence With her line S 39 E 131 poles to a stake in J Bristows line tnence with his and three of John Allisons lines N 39 E 70 poXes to an oak tree thence S 54 E 16 84rl00 poles to a stone thence N 37 E 13186 100 poles to the beginning con ¬ taining according to survey 155 acres three quarters 3 8 10 poles except 37 Howard and family Tuesday acres cop veyed by said James N Allen Mrs Minnie Rule returned Wednes and wife to Kittie J Allenetc of record dayfrom an extended vyisit withVheri Moofe - p D O PARIS si i The Best The Whitest Purest and imlxj53 iott PARIS MILLING CO i Ask Your Grocer For It Take No Other EVERY SACK i GUARAHTEED So iiZtSdbZSuiiHj i TJfiPc J - JLtiieL li t hiiisliiiiiisliiiiiiiiHiiilori ng Co H S STOUT Manager Willbuy one of our finest 2800 business suits Will get our finest 3000 suit There DAYS We are doing a good business 2300 2500 of six and twelve months forequal parts of the purchase money for which the purchaser will be required to execute bonds payable to the undersigned Mas- ¬ ter Commissioner with good surety to be approved by him and bearing interest from date until paid at the rate of six per cent per annum having the force Monday and effect of a judgment Said sale is Bert McClintock bought 20 head of made to satisfy a judgment in favor of cattle at Mt Sterling Monday Trank the plaintiff herein against the defend- ¬ Collier purchased 12 head and McClin- ¬ ant for 138645 with interest thereon Mclntyre 26 head tock from August 27th 1896 debt and inter- ¬ Mr W Tom Jones of Brushy Fork est aggregating on the day of sale the sold to John Barbeea yearling 43 lb tur¬ sum of 1426 87 and the costs of this suit making the key gobbler Mr Barbee shipped the amounting to 7600 total sum to be raised on the day of sale gobbler to California but has a 24 lb the sum of 150287 hen left Said sale will be made upon a credit s IHlit1 4 Money Saved IS hey IHe The people of Bourbon and surrounding counties want to buy the best and cheapest carpets possible They can do so at J T HINTONS large establishment treating the people right Pants made to order for Mr Jas McGuffin Jr formerly of Witness my hand chis 5th day of this place died in New York last week February 1897 He was a cousin of Mrs W M Purnell EMMETT M DICKSON of Paris and also of T M Purnell and offers are GOOD FOR SIX the Wadell family of Millersburg which is evidence that we are Dr C T McClintock of Detroit for-¬ Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit Court merly of this city sails on the 27th for McMillan Talbott Attorneys Europe where he will complete his - 3 AND 4 UP We have a lot of ends for boys pants cheap for cash constipaWrights Celery Tea Dont forget we have moved to store room between C B Mitchells tion sick headaches 25ccures druggists at and Adams Express office N Laundry Work sent one day and re ¬ We are agents for M -- studies in bacteriology He will study in Berlin Vienna Heidelberg and Paris with the most advanced scientists of the day ¬ flpei Smith Barnes Pianos are not so well known as some other pianos because they have not been extensively advertised For this same reason they are turned next H S STOUT Manager Yesterdays Temperature kmm AeTr for takn PITtS csaEs jsss t2T SendDR MOTTS PEMYEOYAT per box and boxes Tin rvMini 6 for 500 for circular Price 100 CHEMICAL CO - Cleveland Ohio DE MOTTS PENNYROYAL PILL S I especially recommend ed to married Ladies For Sale By W T Brooks Druggist s noted yesterday by A of this city The only safe sure and reliable Female PELL ever offered to Ladies 7a m 8am 10 a m 11 12 m 2p m The following is the temperature as J Winters Co 35 37 43 am 44 42J 40 39 39 37 i ¬ Not High Priced They are most suitable for the homes of the people We carry a complete stock of uprights and they are well worthy of inspection Catalogues of Smith Barnes Pianos sent on request We are sole representatives for the Steinway Pianos 3 5 pm pm 7 pm One of the Largest Lines in u Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa tion sick headaches 25c at druggists the Kentucky The cheapest line to be found anywhere Sure to please you Qualities just as represent ¬ ed or money refunded NO JOB LOTS IN STOCK No auction goods but just as cheap The exclusive sale of several of the best makes of carpets will be found here ueen Crescent m ROUTE ¬ 3sttlolislxooL mn BUB SLE- Ernest Urcfas 121 Co and 123 West Fourth Street - CINCINNATI O FIFTY PEAR TREES FOR iw V reaches the principal cities of the South with a service of superbly appointee The old and well known firm of through trains Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars through to Harriman Chatta- Smedley Butler of Millersburg Ky nooga Attalla Birmingham Tuscaloosa Meridian New Orleans Atlanta Macon is now in progress of liquidation owing to the assignment of J G- Smedley and Jacksonville Through Sleeping Cars to Knoxville Hot Springs All of the large stock of dry goods and Asheville and from Chattanoogo to Jackson Vicksburg Monroe Wy notions fancy goods domestics boots hfAiirrn jww nnntiT CTY ZJTIfl nillCVCUUlL lliiVUtlU jlwaw HHiiprs ifi iiis rtTiup ps mtiii shoes hats caps and every article kept by a first class store is now being offered Choice of Routes to Texas Mexico and California San Francisco at cost for cash This is a fine oppor- ¬ 5SyH Via JNew uneans or via omcvcuii tunity for any one wishing to engage in Short Line from the Blue Grass Cities to Cincinnati the dry goods business and assume con- ¬ Free Parlor ijj9CJL Ssfe everv accommodation to patrons with trol of a house already established and to Cincinnati Cafe Parlor and Observa- - eSSI well known throughout Central Ken ¬ Cars Lexington tucky Any one wishing to buy the 4irr rjrc hpfween Cincinnati Lexinfifton and stock as a whole should address Chattanooga ALEX BUTLER W O BInearson ChasWEelij Of the firm of Smedley Butler J5 GPA Cincinnati t 0 ViVi Passr Agt Cincinnati 0 Millersburg Ky Txi i 100 Jg -- Farmers Grow your own Pear Trees For one dollar I will send you postage paid the following fifty pear trees all grafted on Japan Seedling Stock 10 E Harvest 10 Bartlett 10 C Favorite 10 T1J you send in your order before February 15tb I will include one Lincoln Core less no seed no core Reference any bank at this place Address Geo A Riley GreenBbure Ind F Beauty 10 Idaho If 1 T Hinton V - V Daylight Kodak 3x4 and complete outfit Price 1000 Address Lock box 776 Paris Ky B For Sale - i H1 i Vi 1 - iFV - 4 - - 4 1 Wyp Sf T x v - a VjfM THE BOURBON NEWS fMDAT FEBRUARY 19 1897 THE DAY SET AMBASSADORS Estimated Cost of Xreetlng Their Offl THE POWERS Ir A GOLD MEDAL COL VASSOS IP V i fecott Jackson and Alonzo Walling ta Hang on March 20 gpoody Action Taken by Gov Bradley Following the Mandate Issued by the Conrt of Appeals Appeals for Clemency on the Governors File 4 -- i r M b i- Fbankfobt Ky Feb 17 The fate of Scott Jackson and Alonzo Walling has been sealed and nothing- short of a miracle can now prevent their execu tion for the murder of Pearl Bryan Gov Bradley Tuesday signed the warrant for their death fixing the date on which they shall pay the pen alty for their crime Saturday March 20 The governor lost no time in carry - ¬ ¬ ¬ - ing out the mandate of the court of appeals He had already made himself familiar with all the facts in the ¬ case OReilly surgeon will be relieved from duty as attending surgeon in this Her Forces From Crete Should She Fail city by Maj Wm R Hall surgeon to Do So the Piraeus Will Be Block ¬ aded and Hostilities Begun Against and upon the expiration of his present Greece Fort Aghia Captured leave in Europe will proceed to Fort Wayne Mich to relieve Lieut Col London Feb 17 The Daily Mail Justus M Brown deputy surgeon gen says Wednesday that the powers have eral who will proceed to New York city and upon the retirement of Col sent a collective note to Greece stat- i Liiufc Charles T Alexander assistant sur- ¬ ing xii uniess it urecian j iorces are ine geon general May 3 will take charge withdrawn from Crete within 48 hours of the medical supply depot in that the Piraeus will be blockaded and hos- city vuiuibo tstg uu agaiiiou uicavc Washington Feb 16 The supreme The Constantinople correspondent of the Daily News telegraphs that the court of the United States held a mid recess session Monday to hear argu ¬ ministry of marine has ordered six ment in the case of the filibustering vessels for sea service A dispatch from Athens to the Even- steamer Three Friends and took ad ¬ vantage of the fact to dispose of 25 or ing News says that Greek troops have 30 cases which had been under consid- land 2d at the bay of Kolymhari Col Among them was the case Vassos the commander of the Greek eration of the Lake Shore and Michi ¬ forces in Crete has issued the follow- ¬ gan Southern Railway Co vs the state ing proclamation Cretans You are suffering from the of Ohio ex rel Russell C Humphrey it was decided that the state of Ohio had present state of anarchy and are ex- ¬ control of the railroad bridge over the posed to the excesses of a fanatical Ashtabula river and that the railroad populace which have awakened the na company must either remove it or put tional sentiment and have deeply in a draw as adjudged by the supreme stirred the Hellenic people This la- ¬ court of the state mentable situation of the people of the Washington Feb 16 Mr Murray same race and same religion having the colored representative from South common destinies with ourselves could Carolina has introduced in the house not any longer be allowed to exist a resolution authorizing an investiga- ¬ The king of the Hellenes has resolved tion into the political affairs of South to end this state of things by proM ¬ i - clal Residences The TO S Supreme Give the Grecian Government Forty Court Holds a Mid Recess Session Eight Hours in Which to Withdraw r Washington Feb 16 Maj Robert For Seaman Creelman fcr Bravery Im ¬ portant Amendment to the Indian Ap ¬ propriation Bill Washington Feb 18 Secretary Herbert took with him to Charleston a handsome gold medal to be presented to Seaman Creelman of the battleship Maine who sprang from that vessel when men were washed overboard in the violent storm on that vessels cruise to Charleston The medal which is nearly the size of a silver dollar bears on its reverse a picture of the Maine in high relief and on its obverse the inscription ¬ ¬ Carolina II- lr - in -- - H i 4 liV II IM n 4 ft li i H l had thoroughly weighed all the argu- dressed and subsequently removed ments brought forward in favor of a to his home No arrests have been made commutation of the sentence Washington Feb 16 Secretary Appeals for clemency are on file in ithe governors office and hard fights Olney sent to the house Monday an are likely to be made for respites and estimate of the cost of erecting official residences for our ambassadors abroad pardon Gov Bradley is of the opinion that as follows Austria 146000 Belgium 25000 to fif either one of the men was not di 50000 China 35000 France 300 rectly concerned in the murder the Germany 325000 to 800000 story would have come out by this 000 Great Britain 60000 to 500000 time Greece 30000 to 40000 the lhe governors speedy action in fix Netherlands 16000 to 32000 Portu ¬ ing the date of execution is partly on taccount of a request made by Sheriff gal 20000 Russia roubles 200000 to 80000 Sweden and IPlummer who will have charge of the 400000 Spain Norway 35000 to 40000 Switzerexecution The sheriff some days ago 30000 to 40000 and Turkey fxnade known his desire to Gov Brad land 100000 lley to the effect that he wished to While not expecting that congress have the whole matter off his hands as will make all these appropriations at soon as possible once the secretary hopes a beginning PENALTY PAID will be made Washington Feb 16 The presiArthur Duestrow the Double Murderer dent has approved the acts to commisHanged at Union Mo Union Mo Feb 17 At 1259 Tues sion passed assistant surgeons in the day afternoon the drop fell and Arthur United States navy and to provide for Duestrow had paid the penalty of his their examination preliminary to their promotion to the grade of surgeon the jrime In eight minutes he was pronounced joint resolution for the printing of - dead An examination showed that he consular regulations of 1896 for the relief of Peter Cooke of Arkansas 3si2kads trangled to death When he mounted the scaffold Due and granting pensions to Nancy T istrow was permitted to make a short Dunkles and Mary W Keefe talk during which he preserved the Washington Feb 16 The senate utmost composure which is considered Monday confirmed the following nom the more remarkable on account of his inatious John Y Ostrander to be exhibition of weakness earlier in the commissioner in and for the District of Ala to reside at Janeau Postmasters day Warren Good by Si- ¬ Indiana W R Hamilton His last words were Kansas O Z Glenn Lebanon Also mon spoken to the sheriff At about 7 oclock Tuesday morning various promotions in the corps of the the millionaire double murderer sud ¬ engineers and quartermaster depart- ¬ denly went to pieces and began to beg ments of the army Washington Feb 16 Bids will be for mercy Oh save me save me opened in the treasury department he cried and the tears began to flow in torrents March 15 next for the construction of down his sallow cheeks You will two revenue cutters for the great send a telegram to the governor wont lakes each to cost 200000 Specificayou he begged the death watch tions were printed Monday and will be You wont see me killed like this forwarded to intended bidders on apWhen a correspondent approached plication the grating Duestrow pleaded Tell ARTHUR DUESTROW him that I wasnt myself when I did it and he may save me This is awful The Condemned Murderer Taken From Send for my wife too wont you I St liouis to Union Mo have not seen her for some time St Louis Feb 16 Arthur DuesThereupon he turned and threw him trow was taken to Union Mo at 9 self upon the bed and began crying oclock Monday morning under an es-¬ lysterically Save me save me cort of four deputy sheriffs Duestrow The message had this postscript will be hanged in the jail yard at Good by to all my dear friends Union Tuesday for the murder of his which was signed Arthur Sheriff wife and son in this city Puchta did not send the message on February 13 1894 A mob gathered Undertaker Eberle has in advance at the city jail early Monday morning claimed the body for Hulda Dues- to witness the departure of Duestrow trow but no violence was offered The crime for which Duestrow was Union station another crowd At the had asexecuted was the murder of his sembled to view the noted murderer son and the fatally wounding and ityas with difficulty the police of his wife in February 13 1894 Mrs forced a passage to the train DuesDuestrow died of her wounds July 7 trow continued to feign insanity up 1S94 in Europe to the moment of his departure A commission of lunacy appointed by DOUBLE EXECUTION Gov Stephens examined Duestrow Two Men Meet Death on the Scaffold at Sunday and made their report Mon ¬ Clayton Mo day morning Two of St Louis Feb 17 Two men met Dr Coombs of Kansasthe commission Dr death on the gallows in the jail yard Woodson of St Joseph City and that decide at Clayton a suburb of this city short ¬ the murderer is sane the other ly after 7 oclock Tuesday morning members Dr Robinson and Nevada is of The first to pay the death penalty was of the opinion that Duestrow is ¬ in Peter- Schmidt a pale faced sane Gov Stephens announced this lad the other was Samuel Foster a forenoon that big burley Negro aged about thirty the majority he will be governed by report and will not in years for the murder of Bertram At terfere with the sentence of the court iwater The governor also states that he will Schmidt mounted the scaffold steps not interfere in the cases of murderers withafirm tread and maintained a Schmidt and Foster who are to hang stubborn attitude throughout the pre ¬ Tuesday at Clayton for the killing of liminaries to the execution The drop Bertram Atwater of Chicago on Jan¬ fell at 705 oclock and in 12 minutes uary IS 1S86 he was pronounced dead The body rwas cut down and the scaffold was Wanted at Hamilton again prepared for Foster At 730 Columbus 0 Feb 16 Gov Bush oclock the latter who had occupied nell has issued a requisition upon Gov the early morning hours in alternately Taylor of Tennessee for E G Hog feinging hymns and praying for mercy ner wanted at Hamilton for obtain was led out into the jail yard ing goods under false pretenses ¬ i of Georgia a chief of division in the treasury department Monday after- ¬ Even before the highest tribunal in the commonwealth had finally passed noon while in his office became in ¬ on the petition of the prisoners for a volved in a quarrel with Wm Call an a rehearing- of their appeal for a new collector during which Speer stabbed trial the chief executive had carefully Callan Callan was taken to the Emer ¬ gone over the papers in the case and gency hospital where his wounds were - FEAKL BRYAN THE MURDERED OIEI Washington Feb 16 E P Speer claiming a Greek occupation of the island In making this proclamation I promise in the name of King George to protect the lives honor and property of the inhabitants without distinction of religion or nationalitj7 and to re spect the religious convictions of the inhabitants while bringing to them peace and law Athens Feb 17 The first definite news of a Greek victory in Crete was received Tuesday evening and the wildest enthusiasm followed the in¬ telligence ¬ The Greeks it is said attacked and captured fort Aghia taking 400 MusAmong the num sulmans prisoners ber are one hundred Turkish troops the remainder of the prisoners being Moslems sought who refuge in the fort The news details of the engagement are lacking One report says that no fighting occurred the garrison surrendering upon the demand of the Greek commander As no mention of any losses is made in any of the dispatches it is surmised ¬ ¬ that this report is true Notwithstanding the reports that the powers would take concerted ac tion to prevent Greece from taking fur ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ther hostile action in Crete warlike preparations are being all possible dispatch to the Corps of already in the island ¬ In addition made with ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ four-year-o- ld ¬ ¬ two-year-o-ld ¬ V Occupation which corps numbers 1500 men of all arms One other regiment embarked upon a trans-port and sailed for Crete Tuesday night Another regiment will sai Wednesday thence The government is preparing for every possible contin gency and has summoned two classes of the naval reserve for active service The people are in a frenzy of excitement and demand that the Cretan question be settled now for all time It is popularly thought that when the powers find the annexation of the is ¬ land which Greece has in view an ac- ¬ complished fact they will readily ac- ¬ quiesce in this spoliation of the Turk Rome Feb 17 The bold action in Greece attempting to solve the Cretan question with the sword has excited popular admiration everywhere in Italy and a great philio Crete agita tion is being carried on throughout the country The sympathies of the people are entirely with the Cretan Christians in their to struggle off throw the yoke of Moslem rule and this sympathy is taking practical form Enthusiastic mass meetings have been held in several cities at which the speakers have traced the whole history of Turkish misrule in Crete and have dwelt upon the promises of the porte broken time and time again to inaugurate reforma in the island At these meetings subscription lists were opened for the benefit of the struggling islanders and goodly num bers have been realized Many young men whose enthusiasm has been aroused by the heroism of the Cretan Christians and the bold defiance ol Turkey by the Greeks have volunteered to serve with the Christians and numbers of them have already started ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ for Crete - lG-year-- ¬ lowing up the example set by Nevada in regard to the prize fights A bill was introduced in the lower house of the legislature Tuesday legalizing glove contests substantially similar to the measure passed by the Nevada legislature The license is fixed at 35000 but it was put so high with the expectation that it would be material ¬ ly reduced Assistant Secretary of the Interior Chicago Feb 17 A Washington special to the Daily News says Maj Wm Warner of Missouri according to advices received here has accepted the position of assistant secretary of the interior with the assurance it is understood that if Judge McKenna leaves the cabinet and goes upon the supreme bench he Warner will be promoted to be secretary of the in ¬ Bill to Lepalizo Glove Contests in Idaho Boise Idaho Feb 17 Idalio is fol- ¬ ¬ terior gon is authority for the statement - New York Feb 17 A special to the Tribune from Grand Rapids Mich ays It is stated that President Cleve¬ land Secretary of State Olney and Edwin F Uhl of this city now am bassador at Berlin will form a law partnership in New York Mr UhPs Cleveland Olney and TJhl to Form Part ¬ nership I ¬ Wont Investigate Salt Lake Utah Feb 17 In the Btate senate the Ridout resolution for investigation of the recent senatorial election was putupen its passage and tras lost by a voto of 5 to li Feb 16 The body of Gen Joseph Shelby who died Saturday morning in Bates county was brought to Kansas City Mondav and ander guard was taken to the federal building wnere it will lie in state un ¬ til Wednesday at 10 a m when the funeral will take place Thousands riewed the remains Monday afternoon md evening A Call to Arms Chicago Feb 16 J N Jolicos a native of Crete has issued a patri ¬ otic caU to arms to Greeks in this country Mo Kansas City The Remains of Gen Joseph Shelby says New York Feb 17 A dispatch to the Herald from Panama Colombia A Will Declare War on Peru here from La Paz Bolivia states that the Bolivian congress will declare war upon Peru The letter also says that tnere is great activity in military cir cies in Bolivia lhe army is being placed on a war footing Mrs Booth Tucker - letter received by an official 111 New York Feb 17 Mrs Booth Tucker of- the Salvation army who is suffering from nervous prostration at her home in Fordham was said Tues ¬ day to be slierhtly better In Command of the Greek Forcoi Cap ¬ bu millions more should hence offer ture Vouklies King nGeorge Receives 15c- Encouragement From Many Parts of 1 pkg Bismarck Cucumbers 10c 1 pkg Round Globe Beet the World IQc 1 pkg Earliest Carrot London Feb 18 The Standard 15c Thursday publishes a dispatch from 1 pkg Kaiser Wilhelm Lettuce 10c ¬ Athens saying that CoL Vassos com 1 pkg EarliestMelon 15c manding the Greek forces has cap- ¬ 1 pkg Giant Yellow Onion 10c tured the important position of Vouk 1 pkg 14 Day Radish 15c lies Col Vassos the dispatch says 3 pkgs Brilliant Flower Seeds is forming the insurgents into Now all of above 10 packages in battalions and furnishing them eluding our mammoth plant and seed with arms King George is daily catalogue are mailed you free upon in receipt of telegraphic dispatches receipt of about 14 cents postage from many parts of the world 25 pkgs Earliest Vegetable Seed 100William J Creelman notably from Italy Great Britain and 21 Brilliant Blooming Plants 100 U S Navy the United States expressing approval John A Salzer Seed Co La Crosse For Extraordinary Heroism of the policy he had adopted and urg Wis K February 6th 1S97 ing him to pursue it Another battalPresented by the ion of infantry with arms and stores Appropriate What sign do you think I Secretary of the Navy for the volunteers in Crete sailed from ought to put up in front of my place of busiasked a man who had opened a ness The medal is hung from a heavy bar Piraeus Wednesday evening sug- ¬ morgue Remains to be seen on blue ribbon and supports a massive gested the friend who had dropped in gold anchor Chicago Tribune Washington Feb 18 The Indian appropriation bill as reported to the State of Ohio City op Toledo Lucas County senate carries an important amend Frank J Cheney makes oath that he is the ment which is in substance the bill in ¬ senior partner of the firm of F J Cheney troduced by Senator Piatt of ConneCo doing business in the ciiy of Toledo County and State aforesaid and that said cticut to recognize the territory by firm will pay the sum of 0e Hundred Dolproviding for the distribution of the lars for each and every case of catarrh that lands in severalty among the cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh members of the Five Civilized Tribes Cure FRANK J CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my who occupy the territory By the presence this 6th dav of December A D terms of the amendment no reserva1SS6 A W GLEASON tion is made of the lands for white Seal Notary Public men in the territory who number it is Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and said 50000 more than the Indians It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send for testimonials is claimed that the amendment if it free F J CHENEY CO Toledo 0 becomes finally incorporated in the Sold by druggists 7oc bill will work a practical for- ¬ Halls Family Pills are the best feiture or revocation of the Famous Author who has been invitedto land grant made to the old Union TEWFIK PASHA dinner to himself What a wretched Pacific railroad southern branch now Turkish Minister of Foreign Affairs menu I shall take care not to make any the Missouri and Texas railroad company It is alleged it will interfere The Daily Chronicle Thursday pub- vitty remarks Fliengende Blatter seriously with leases of coal lands lishes an Anthens dispatch saying The Inauguration of President Me- The house passed a bill last session Kinley n rethat will attract many prominent individuals tofor the reorganization of the territory cently recalled to Pasha who was Constantinople from You can attend very cheaply which made provision for the white Crete at the instance of the powers Washington most satisfactory trip by going and enjoy a residents but it has not yet been act- ¬ for fomenting anti reform plots among via the B O S W Ry Tickets good go ed on by the senate the inhabitants will return to the ing March 1 2 and 3 and good returning inThe bill classifying post office clerks island with three battalions of Turk ¬ cluding March 8 at special low rates for this occasion with a Splendid Train Service and dividing them into groups with ish troops Prince George of Greece Make up your parties and for further infor salaries ranging- from S00 to S1S00 per the dispatch adds will prevent the mation consult any agent B O S W Ry annum was Wednesday reported to landing of this force at any cost Write for guide to Washington to J M Chesbrough Genl Pass Agt - Cincin ¬ the senate by the post office committee a It is reported in Athens for incorporation as an amendment to wealthy Greek residing abroad that of- ¬ nati O has the post office appropriation bill fered his entire fortune if necessary commotion Senator Lindsay offered a bill ap to support the government in carrying asNothing creates quite as greatpocketbook a woman who has lost her propriating S400000 to complete the on the war in Crete What was in it had nothing to do with the work to improve by contract or other- ¬ case Washington Democrat 18 London Feb The Daily News wise the Ohio river at the falls of the will say Thursday is it reported in the The Spartan Virtue Fortitude Ohio to Indiana chute the unionist of Washington Feb 18 Gen Alfred lobby among commons thatmembersnot Is severely taxed br dyspepsia But good the house of it is wait on appetite find health Pleasonton one of the most distin ¬ likely that the powers will seriously digestion will Hostetters Stomach Bitters on both when is guished cavalry officers on the union attempt to dislodge the Greeks from resorted to by the victim of indigestion side during the late civil war died at the island of Crete but that their Heartburn flatulence biliousness will cease tormentingthegastric region and liver if this his apartments here at three oclock presence will after a decent interval be genial family corrective meets with Wednesday morning His death was acquiesced in with a view to the ulti- trial that a sterling remedy deserves the fair Use it calm and resulted from a system worn mate annexation of the island to the regularly not spasmodically now and then out with activity and work A nurse Greek kingdom It is whispered that It conquers malarial kidney nervous and and his physicians only were with him King George was made aware before- ¬ rheumatic ailments He has no relatives nearer than nieces hand that the action taken by Greece Explaining a Proverb Papa what does this mean It is better to give than to re- ¬ would not be resisted desperately asked a boy of his fond parent Cane a Feb 18 As a result of the ceive It means my son that your mother finds conference of the admirals of the for ¬ more pleasure in lecturing me than I do in eign commanders held on board the hearing her Tit Bits Italian flagship Wednesday Adm Can The mountain had strangely fourid voiceV4 evaro sent a note to the Greek consul lohammedit repeated Mohammed- informing him that any attack on the why yes I always regardedthoughtfiiliyfSf5 part of Greece upon Canea Retimo as a coming man you know Detroit JourSitia or Hoeraklion would be repulsed nal by the warships of the powers The Mother impatiently I dont know consul was also warned that all furwhat will ever become of that child noth ther hostile action on the part of the ing pleases him Father serenely Well Christian insurgents and Greek troops well make an art critic of him Tit Bits in other parts of the island must cease for Fiftj- - Cents at once Over 400000 cured Why not Canea Crete Feb IS Vice Adm regulate or remove your desire tor tobacco Canevaro of the Italian navy comSaves money makes health and manding the united forekm naval Cure guaranteed 50c and 100 all manhood GEN ALFRED PLEASANTON druggists forces here has formally notified the and nephews For the past six years he commander of the Greek squadron Do you rectify mistakes here asked a has lived the life of a recluse sur Prince George of Greece of the gentleman as he stepped into a chemists Yes rounded by his books and enjoying occupation of the town by the repliedsir we do if the patient is still alive the urbane clerk Glasgow Times the society of a few friends of his marines of foreign war ships army days He received a comfortable with the consent of the Turkish gov- ¬ I can Pisos Cure To this notice the Italian sumption recommend from AsthmaforE Conpension from congress a few years ago ernment to sufferers D which enabled him to pass the declin admiral added the warning that the Townsend Ft Howard Wis May 4 94 ing years of his life in ease and com- Greeks must not make an attack upon Miss fort as his wants were few This pen- the town which is under the protec- the newDimples Well Im glad to begin year right Miss Passay And I sion money was beyond his meager per- tion of the flag of the great powers hate to begin it left Cleveland Plain Athens Feb IS The belief pre- Dealer sonal wants and he freely gave to less fortunate and more needj- army com- vails here that a diplomatic conference Cascarets stimulate liver kidneys and will shortly be held in Berlin for the rades bowels Never sicken weaken or gripe 10c Gen Pleasanton was born June 7 purpose of settling the question of the 1824 graduated from West Point in union of Crete with Greece It is pre- ¬ It comes as natural to a woman to know 1S44 and served in Mexican and civil dicted that the matter will be decided dry goods as it does to a man to swear wars with distinction In 1S88 he was in favor of Greece and that Prince Washington Democrat placed on the retired list of the army George will be chosen prince of the Bad feet from frost bites are made sound island with the rank of colonel by St Jacobs Oil It cures Constantinople Feb IS At the Washington Feb IS The presispecial meeting of the council of dent has pardoned Frank Porterfield Generally those who know the least are ex president of ministers which was held at the Viliz the ones who are always giving you advice of Nashville Tenn the National bank sentenced in De palace on Monday it was decided to just for your own good cember 1893 to 20 years in Kings leave the pacification of the island of pain county New York penitentiary and Crete in the hands of the powers The byThe Jacobsof sciatica is cruel The cure t St Oil is sure It penetrates costs for embezzling the banks funds council also adopted military measures mm The president has commuted to life to be taken in Greek frontier Burglar Hist Here comes tlie First who janitor Edhem Pasha imprisonment the death sentence im- appointing Second Burglar Well we wiped Turkish military our feet didnt we the posed in Arkansas upon Alexander Al- directed Detroit Journal in 1S9G in the Cherokee nation operations at Zeitoun len for murder to the command of the troops at Elas Just try a 10c box of Cascarets candy ca Burial of Gen Shelbys Kemains tharticfinest liver and bowel regulator made out the Kansas City Feb IS To the sound sona and decided to call Salonika third army corps stationed at The of the martial music he loved so well We have never yet seen a man too poor and the body of Gen Joe O Shelby was measures are purely defensive emer- to own a gun and a dog view of an taken to its last resting place in For- were taken with a has informed gency The sultan the Years of rheumatism have ended est Hill cemetery Wednesday morning with and placed in the receiving vault to foreign diplomats that he is greatly cure by St Jacobs Oil Cures promptly i await its burial among the SO fol- ¬ pleased at the landing of foreign ma rines and blue jackets at Canea Every man thinks he never was as foolish lowers of the lost cause who already as the boys he sees around him lie buried in the ex confederate Ax and Tool Works Resume grounds East Douglass Mass Feb 18 The A timely ill Essay on Artichokes is sent out Bon Geo A Flodings Appointment American ax and tool works which free by J Vissering Alton 111 Write him- Huntington W Va Feb 18 Hon have been running on short time have George A Floding of this city re- ¬ resumed operations in full and suffiSome women buy books because they look ceived a letter from Maj McKinley cient orders have been received to pretty in the book case Wednesday assuring him of his nomi ¬ keep them running for several weeks nation as minister and consul general The Sale Confirmed to Greece Roumania and Servia Mr Chicago Feb IS At the special Mr Floding served toMcKinley and gether during the late war and dur stockholders meeting of the Chicago ing President Harrisons administra- Eastern Illinois railroad Wednesday tion Mr McKinley urged the appoint- the recent purchase of the Chicago is what everyone should have at this Blood Memphis railway was con season Therefore purify and ment of Mr Floding to the post at Paducah enrich your blood noir svith a thorough course of firmed Athens Hanna Will Not Bo in the Cabinet Activity in the Steel Kail Industry Canton 0 Feb 1 Mark Hanna 18 Since the coL St Louis Feb lapse of the steel pool orders have been will not be a member of McKinley s placed in this city with the Carnegie cabinet This statement is made aii agents and the Illinois Steel Co for thoritatively and the conclusion was The drop in price reached at the conference held by the 30000 tons of rails to 17 found many roads anxious to president elect and the national chair iThe best in fact the One True Blood buy both for extensions and renewals man Tuesday night and Wednesday Purifier easy J0 buy easy to take and orders have piled up largely in exHoodS PUIS easy in effect 25c The Kumor Unconfirmed cess of early production O Feb IS Canton The rumor that ex Congressman Bellamy Storer of High Hat Bill in Colorado Denver Col Feb 18 A bill mak ¬ Cincinnati is to be appointed assistant ing it a punishable offense to wear a secretary of state is not confirmed here high hat at theatrical performances in but it is expected the selection of Mr Colorado passed the assembly Wednes Storer for this office is a stroDg proba bility day by a vote of 42 to 15 -- 100 FOB 14 CENTS Millions now plant Salzers seeds - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ J K ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ Saad-Ed-Di- ¬ - ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ m m ¬ - m m ¬ ¬ ¬ Xo-To-B- ue tetNo-To-Ba- c ¬ J ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ m m ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ m - -- ¬ n - i - ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ure Sarsaparilla ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 A r WS fftgSJy 6v - a v PJi4 xi i THE BOTJKBOK NEWS RIDAY FEMTTABY 19 1897 FLAG OF GREECE riSSPW L v2yv Hope fled and misery Stood stark and grim before that band Of men beyond compare The tale of Washington the grand Who crossed the Delaware One Christmas night long years ago When shrilly cold winds blew And through the darkened air the snow On frozen pinions flew A little band of patriot souls Stood brave and fearless where In iciness and anger rolls ND so youd have me tell the tale My father oft told me A story of the days when pale The fretful Delaware Nor ice nor storm nor cruel blast Can hold these heroes back They have resolved the die is cast For freedoms cause A track Of blood upon the snow theyve left From shoeless feet and bare Of all lifes comforts theyre bereft Beside the Delaware But Onward Onward is the word Their brave commander speaks When thro the storm iiis voice is heard Each son of freedom seeks To do his bidding put aside Is every woe and care Theres victry oer the icy tide Across the Delaware On through the gloomy stormy night With hardships dire they cope For God and native land and right Their watchword and their hope Until at last all cold and dark They greet the morning glare Safe thro the tide theyve reached the bank Across the Delaware And then nine miles beyond they go With steady solemn tread To where the hated Hessian foe Sleep in their drunken bed Aroused from dissipations doze In wild surprise they stare And conquered give their sword3 to those TVho crossed the Delaware This children is the story true r j Of noble fearless men Arid msy its lesson be to you A guide and solace when Storms hover near my brave grandson And you granddaughter fair Press onward till the victorys won Across Lifes Delaware George V Hobart In N Y Herald -- Shet up You reckin I dont knovj iBeIlo Aunt J une I Mustbe going to began to whimper what he wuz Yer think I aint got a celebrateGeorgeVVashingtonsbirthday Since the baby was born he had been scrop of sense Telling me bout George from the number of your packages Been buying yourself rich its nurse not a willing- one always but Washintons bufdaj 1 say it always a faithful one To day for the I heerd it ober in town said the There it was again George Washing¬¬ tons birthday she heard it everyfirst time the rebellion took a tearful negro where The very banks would be turn Des listen at dat will somebody Shet up I tell yer and ten terdat cried Aumt June town got ter closed she heard somebody say and What chile Po little sister ain yer shame do wid George Washinton Id lack ter the post office would be open but an yersef know Talking bout de town saying hour all day Clearly it was George Washingtons birthday Wont yer fetch me a stick of striped hit uz George Washintons bufday To be perfectly sure about it how ¬ candy sobbed Wash seeking to make The negro broke into a laugh the best of an unpleasant duty Well said he it am de sho fac Dey ever she determined to step around to Marse Toms office and ask about it Ill fetch a stick ter stripe yer back say ef I hear anudder word fum yer see ef 1 don want hear Marse Tom was once her husbands old Shet yo mouf I dont Shet up I tell yer none yo big talk I wonder ef yer takes master and he would be pretty sure to If the rebellion was bitter it was me fur a fool or a what Letting on tell her the truth Marse Tom said she thrusting her short lived Before the crazy little I don know whens George Wasnin wagon had creaked out of sight Wash tons bufday Hit ain ter morrer I tell head in amomentatthedoor what am was squatted beside his sister indus- ¬ yer Ter morrer ain no mo his buf ¬ de incasion ob all de incitement in de triously stuffing her with the big bis- ¬ day dan its mine 1 reckon 1 ought town ter morrer cuit that had been provided for her re- ¬ ter know when George Washinton wuz It is George Washingtons birthday freshment bawn I reckin I wuz dar at de bawn Aunt June Come in and get warm said the master without looking upAunt June sailng into the county ing town in all the grandeur of her own The negro broke into a laugh so loud front the paper he was busily prepar¬ turnout soon forgot all about the chil- that his fellow workmen looked from ing for the court that would convene dren in the cabin at home George their work to simile encouragingly and the next week But Aunt June was Washington was to be relied upon she wonder what had tickled him so He gone she went straight back to the knew and so she gave herself no further stumbled back to them bent almost dou- ¬ grocery uneasiness on the subject Ef deys all detarmint ter hab it so ble and holding his sides with both Aunt June always went to town in hands laughing until the tears chased I reckon it am got ter be so she de style The big basket went along for each other down his dark furrowed clared and sbe bought back a pound of the butter she had sold two pounds of style too for Aunt June was not neg- ¬ cheeks To him it was a great joke He sup ¬ cheese and a dozen sticks of striped lectful of her reputation which was large among her acquaintance The posed Aunt June had merely disputed peppermint candy Ef evybody else ain gwine be curious old bonnet bobbed many a mild the question in order to prove herself good morning as the old mule jogged not lacking in the genera knowledge grudge de chile dc celebrating I reckin along the lanes or the white turnpike of the day Emt when she stated as sholy his own mammy ain gwine do As she neared the town- however the a clincher he said afterward that she dat she said Ise gwine straight home and kill a hin bows became less cordial and a trifle was there the joke became so funny She felt relieved in crossing the just a trifle condescending The rea- ¬ that he could not contain himself son was soon made known to the white Aunt June gathered up her lines and bridge to find the workman gone mule I don want hear no more of that nigclucked to the white mule Git up Dese trilling town niggers she dar she exclaimed Yous gifting ez gers mouf said she Lack ez not be thinking 1 don knowde bufday muttered Dey all ud ruther lay about lazy ez one of dese here town niggers hell ob my own chillen town in rags and go haf starved ez dat you is go ter the country whar deys plen- ¬ She made several convenient stops on ter The mule started off rather briskly ty ter eat and drink too De lazy lot but not too briskly to let Aunt June the way home however and at each stop explained why she was imposing ob em Jest look at em eight erclock hear the parting shot from the bridge in de mawning and not a bi essed thing Look out folkses look out Dar so upon the mule ter do goes de olest oman in de worl Look Deys a lot of things in decart to be Aunt June was a thrifty soul as was at her well You ain gwine nebber sho said she But hit am George Washintons bufday And for the life of her she couldnt help saying it just as the people in town had said it as something that everyHIkTh I f JllllllJilllt n il ii ii iiui 1114 i il yyiyiAywiLauiJiiyflSm u jxpsCax a k if body ought to know Whether these tnr sZn ttT r TmrfTTTnn n if knew or not she was not able to divine if since the same reply met her at each repetition of the announcement Yes ai he was called on ordinary occasions - Floating Undisputed Over the Island Turkey -- Croto Foreign Troops Landed to Be store Order But No Help Given t ol F1ITY E0URTH CONGRESS v 12 Senate The diplo- matic and consular appropriation bill carry- ¬ ing an aggregate of 81695308 was passed after some caustic remarks by Mr Morgan dem Ala ou an item of 510000 for a minister plen ¬ ipotentiary to the states of Nicaragua Costa An agreement was Eica and Salvador reached to have the vote on the conferencs report So the immigration bill taken at 4 p m next Wednesday At 130 the senate went in¬ to executive session on the arbitration treaty and continued to sit with closed doors till 44S when it adjourned House A displaced semi colon in the bill providing for the refunding of the bonded in- ¬ debtedness of the several territories was tha innocent cause of a wholly unexpected debate on the monetary question in the house Thurs ¬ day lasting two or three hours At Mr Knoxs suggestion the semi colon was replaced by a comma On Mr McMillans suggestion th bonds other than the Arizona gold bonda named were made payable in the lawful money of the TJnited States and the bill wasi then passed The sundry civil appropriation bill for the year ending June 3p 1898 was re- ¬ ported by Mr Cameron and pi iced oa tho calendar Washington Feb 13 Senate A joint resolution was introduced Friday declaring the Clayton Bulwer treaty of April 19 I850 abrogated The joint resolution went over till Saturday Mr Morgan announcing his purpose of then addressing the senate upon it The question of the right of the congress to recall from the president sent to him except to correcti for his approval en- ¬ engrossment or an error in came up again Friday and t rollment was under a resolution offered by Mr HiH dem N Y referred to the judiciary com- ¬ mittee for examination and rerort House The day was devoted to the con- ¬ sideration cf the post office appropriation bilL An effort to strike out the provision Tor spe- ¬ cial mail fncilities between Boston and New Orleans was defeated but n amendnenc to the section was agreed to ranking this servico aperative between New York and New Or ¬ This allowed a reduction oC leans 525000 appropriation in about this leaving it at 1711238 One or two amendments of minor importance were agreed to and the bill passed The sundry civil appropriation bill was tjken up and its first reading bejrun The house adjourned until Saturday doing away with the usual Friday night session Washington Feb Second Session The latest ad that a heavj battle is in progress The Christian insurgents are making a vigorous attack upon the fort with artillery but the Turkish resistance was successful up to last accounts although the engagement was sanguinary on both sides The Turkish authorities at Canea have begged the commanders of the foreign fleets to land men and occupy the town They have telegraphed to their respective governments for instructions which as yet have not been received Feb- vicos from Canea say Athens 16 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - LATEST PICTURE OF THE SULTAN ¬ II ¬ tfi 1 V I I plodded patiently homeward Little Wash couldnt understand his sudden rise to greatness though he very cheerfully washed the potatoes killed and picked the hen and was told that he might beat the whites for a cake the next day A cake fur yo bufday dinner son his mother told him That night when his father came home Aunt June asked him if he couldnt get off from his work next day and eat dinner at home Hit am George Washintons bufday she explained again in the town tone Idone been gitting de chilemp a bit of nice victuals Uncle Jake scratched his head and Ole oman said he after pondered pause yous mistookin honey bout a dat Ter morrer ain Washs bufday Wash uz bawned in de summer time ¬ --- sum She was planning a great feast she meant to make a cake and stuff it with raisins He ain no onery nigger dat boy aint said she as the white mule Serious fighting is also in progress in other parts of the island with varying fortunes between the Moslems and Christians The Greek people are in a state of frantic excitement and are unanimous for war King George has really no choice in the matter of the bellicose policy which has been adopted The feelings of the people are beyond control and there is little doubt that the king would be driven out oi the country if he ventured to oppose them Canea Feb 16 The commanders oi the British and other foreign warships stationed here have informed Prince George commanding the Greek torpedo flotilla that they have received orders to prevent the occupation of the island of Crete by Greece and if necessary to use force to carry out these in¬ ¬ cussion of the arbitntion treaty in the ex- ecutive session Saturday took the course o a constitutional debate It ws precipitated by the presentation of an amendment by Senator Turpie of Indiana to the first article of th treaty providing that all questions to be sub mitted to arbitration must be considered ands proposed by the treats making power the president and the senate After a long debateAdjourned the amendment was voted down until Monday House Representative Cumming- of New York has introduced a resolution requiting the secretary of st ae to give the house of representatives any inform ition he may have concerning the incident of the stripping of three lady passengers on board the United States mail steamer Olivette in the harbor of structions Athens Feb 16 Advices received Havana by Spanish soldiers and detectivesThe resolution recites that the alleged occurhere from the island of Crete announce rence was described in a New York pspcr that the corps of occupation consist- The resolution was referred to the committee I ing of infantry artillery and en- ¬ on foreign affairs and a report is expected iai i - Washington Feb 15 Senate The dis- ¬ i ¬ - 1 ¬ ¬ I ¬ gineers numbering 1500 men which embarked at Piraeus Sunday have landed at Platanias 14 kilometers west of Canea The warships of the powers these advices also state had previously landed strong detachments at Reti mo Heraklion and Canea When the announcement was made here that the corps of occupation under command of Col Yassos chief had landed in Crete demonstrations of the wildest joy were indulged in by the populace A dispatch from Canea states that CoL Vassos has issued a proclamation to tie Cretans and has demanded that ¬ a few days the Turks surrender Canea Crete Feb 16 One hundred men each from the Russian French British and Italian fleets at Canea and 50 uM U AifoeTYTOifflk cmat i -- ho Don yer rickerlict de threshing Yes sah dat 1 does But de town folks dey all saj ter morrer uz George fSHBUuns Washintons bufday hab on SD K UfMY QQ EORGE WASHINTON You George ¬ Washington you Ef you don come call yer Ill take a bresh broom ter yer sah dat 1 will Aunt June stood in the cabin door ¬ way ealliug shrilly and sharply to a boy at that moment reluctantly making long here when 3 ffMS his way to the cabin from the direction of the spring branch that skirted the field in the low ground Come long here sah Don you see Ise waiting George Washington obeyed reluctant ly however fci it was the season of the year when trout were biting The small rod and bucket that he carried told silently the story of an interrupted minnow excursion preparatory to a days fishing in Duck river His mother wore her best dress a bright magenia skirt and a brown worsted waist a bonnet of curious shape and colors and a pair of very A long white home knit gloves brown barege veil floated majestically from the bows and blossoms of her bon- ¬ ¬ ¬ net large market basket and a tin bucket covered with a clean white cloth stood on the doorstep a crazy little cart with a white mule nodding between the shafts waited at the gate In lieu cf leather reins a white cotton rope passed from the bridle bit to the seat upon which Aunt June was preparing to mount Ls yer goin ter town mammy raid George Washington with a rue ¬ ful glance in the direction of the wait ¬ ing wagon Bis black face expressed better than words his hearts disapr pointment at the unexpected disarrang ¬ ing of his plans Cose Ise gwine ter town SIows de butter gwine git dar ef 1 ain fetch it Huccome yer reckin hits gwine walk dis day stidder waiting far me ter fetch it sames udder days Yous ter stay right in here wid de baby till I git back Does yer hear Ef de baby cries gib her de biscuit on de shef and don let her fall in de fiah Does yer hear me Whyn yer answer me George A said the boy I hears yern and with a glance at tne little black bundle squatted upon the floor Waaliw Yessum Washinton hab it no udder way I jest stepped round ter Marse Toms office and ax him SHET UP I TELL YER AN TEN TER DAT CHILE Ease I know ef Marse Tom say it so it am uo So I put my head in de do and Uncle Jake her ole man There were had no sech chance ter see sech a ole says I Marse Tom whats ter do ter seven pounds of fresh yellow butter in oman agin in dis worl De olest oman morrer or something mighty lack the tin pail at her feet in exchange for in de worl ef de troof wuz all told dat And says he Hit am George which she would bring many a comfort Aunt Junes anger had cooled some- ¬ Washintons bufday Den I come to the cabin that she and Jake had what wjhen she reached the store at bought with their own savings the which she did her trading The but ¬ long and kilt a hin kase I know it deed of it was safely registered in the ter was weighed and she began select ¬ mus be so den aldo I reckelick it ain n so clerks office in town ing supplies in exchange for it If she Uncle Jake tilted his chair back and Aunt June scowled grunted and then was slow the merchant was patient Ole oman said broke into a laugh sighed for the less fortunate ones of for Aunt Junes butter was of the best her race but as she said the town negro and there was always demand for it he youre all wrong bout dat Dey had no love for the quiet country life There were 40 cents to be traded out wuztalkingboutannuder George Wash- ¬ heered all bout dat long go that had been her prosperity when the town clock in the courthouse inton I meaning we alls po little Dey wan The wagon had passed through the steeple struck 12 Wash here last tollgate when Aunt June spied an Lor marster she declared Im Aunt Junes ejes flashed for a min acquaintance among some workmen bleeged ter glong back home Hit ute only a minute however and she who were repairing a bridge over which am twelbe erclock and de chillen ain ducked her head to laugh her team must pass She pulled up the got a bite ter eat I doneidlt a hin said she and its mule and beckoned the man to her come back and finishIll be bleeged ter ter morrer got ter be eat George Washinton am He came promptly and stood with his Youll have to get through to day gwine hab dat bufday He been hand upon the mules back while pass ¬ Aunt June said the merchant The mighty handy heping bout de baby ing the compliments of the day store will be closed to morrow it is and all and be kin hab two bufdays How you do Mis Penninton said George Washingtons birthday dis year well ez not- Dey ain no sech 1 ain see you in a long time be Aunt June dropped the hank of yel gret differnee twix thettventv secken Ise toierble was the reply You low yarn she had been fingering for o Febrery an de twenty ninth of July alls well some minutes Marster ihe ex- - ez I kin see Seed de reesuns son fur Toierble Gwine ter town dis claimed who tole you dat de cake hits fur yer bufday dinner ter- mawning Mis Penninton Who told me Why I dont know morrer Will Allen Dromgoole in Yes sah I hab some butter ter fetch in and some groeries ter fetch Everj body knows that it is in all the Youths Companion out Pears lack dey alls at home keeps papers The black face wore a puzzled ex ¬ THE SAME CASK WITH A DIFFER me toierble busy gwine in town fur ENT ENDIJ3G Yer don sesso groeries but Jake and de chillen am pression Why yes said the merchant smil ¬ hearty and so am I so we ought ter ing why shouldnt it be We all love be thankful fur that I tell em Yessum dat you ought Plenty hab George Washington Aunt June Yes sah yes sah shoty ter got de health and de appetite what be aint got de groeries 1 tell yer- Mis sho Slhe finished her trading and went Penninton Dat dey is Dat am a fac said Aunt June giv out to arrange her packages in the ing the big basket a turn Pears lack cart she was puzzled she didnt at all understand what it allmeant yet there you alls toierble busy ter day was a pleasant something about it too Yessum wes trying ter finish dis Dat chile sholy been and done some- ¬ here bridge ter day bekase we dont work ter morrer Hits George Was- ¬ thing and not let on ter we alls his pappy and me was her thought Then hintons bufday Aunt June straightened herself with in iher honest old heart she felt a twinge a jerk of regret for her anger at the bridge What dat you say Hits whose buf-¬ she wondered if the old negro could have been right after all day F i 4 VjfejiS 7T9 15 Instantly the negro assumed the But naw she mused hit couldnt grandeur of enlightener Hit am de a been in de winter time he wuz bawn 1 members hit wuz in de summer be bufday ob George Washinton de What dat you saying demanded kase Jake wuz threshing wheat dat boy Tommy Max who Is getting the Aunt June uncertain whether to take day And dey wuz cabbage fur dinner This Whacks the man seriously and be angry or fur Lize Ann come ober and cooked it For chopping his fatbers plum tree Couldnt well tell a lie when his dad asked Naw sah dey all am sholy wrong whether to laugh at him for a joker him why The man grinned and patted the At that instant a gentleman- to whom And he didnt do a thing tohlm sea whifje mules back Yessum hit am the woman and her team were familiar George He passing at the moment called out pleas Washintons bufday It is estimated that in the German iwuz u antly to her emuire there are 7500000 milch cow ¬ - tons it no udder way de pike say it uz Dey all wouldnt De very niggers George Washin ¬ bufday And seeing they wouldnt under command of an Italian officer and have occupied the city the Turk-¬ ish officials having given their assent to the step The flags of the nations represented by the occupying force have been hoisted upon the ramparts of the fortress Paris Feb 16 In the chamber of deputies Monday M Hanotaux minis- ¬ ter of foreign affairs replying to an inquiry by M Jaures regarding the situation in Crete said that the status of affairs in M Austrians have been landed Jaures4expressed his dissatisfaction with the reply of the foreign minister to his request for information and demanded that the Cretan af fair be discussed at once by the Thereupon M Meline the chamber premier declared that such action was impossible as the discussion would necessitate the divulgence of secreta which are not Frances alone and demanded that the consideraton of the matter be adjourned and this course was adopted by a vote of 3S3 to 70 London Feb 16 The Standard Tuesday prints a dispatch from its Athens correspondent saying that the powers have decided to supervise the execution of a new charter for Crete the chief feature of which is the autonomy of the island under the joint rulen of the powers The Standards correspondent further says that he has been assured by a Greek official of high position that Emperor William of Germany used his influence very largely to effect this solution of the matter which is hailed with delight and the crisis is considered to be over ¬ ¬ render a public exhibition impossible that island was such as to ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Corbett Starts for Carson City - ¬ l day afternoon accompanied by his trainers Billy Delaney and Jack Mc Vey The early part of the afternoon he spent in a handball court where he played several games with his brother Joe and James J JSfealon Afterward le put on the gloves and boxed four nDunds with McVey Walter Watson boxing instructor of the Olympic club and Aleck Grcgains are much pleased with Corbetts condition and believe he will vcmti- Mandate in tho Jackson Walling Case Phankfoet Ky Feb 16 The man dates in the Jackson and Walling- cases were issued late Monday afternoon by the cleric of the court of appeals who will take them over to the governor Tuesday morning- The governor is very busy right now over matters con aected with the alleged mismanasre tnent of the asylums and may not take up the matter of fixing the execution lay at once though he may dosoTues ¬ - San Francisco Feb 16 James J Corbett started for Carson City Mon- ¬ Washington Feb 16 Senate Monday the bankruptcy bill came up as the unfin- ¬ ished business The senate substitute for the bill was read in full and a substitute for tho 16 sections was offered by Nelson rep Minn It was not read The bill was tlien lrid aside A conference report on the senate bill to pro- vide time and places for holding terms of the United States courts in Utah was presented and agreed to The houe amendments A in were conferences concurred report on the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill was presented and agreed to gr fcJ House The sundry civil bill was passed Monday Senate amendments to the agricul- ¬ appropriation bill were non concurred tural in and sent to conference Bills passed Tot supply the national guards of the apjousjr states and territories with modern Spnng r field rifles of 45 caliber in exchange for their present rifles extending the time for the completion of the St Paul Minnesota and Manitoba railway in Minnesota senate resolm tion authorizing the secretary of the navy to furnish a naval or other ship to transport toi India certain supplies donated by western states for the relief of the starving poor ofi that country The bill to provide for the kd-justment of claims of the United States against the state of Tennessee and the claims of the state of Tcnnesses against the United States was defeated yeas 55 nays 41 two thirds being necessary to pass the bill Washington Feb 17 Senate Senator Chandler rep N H spoke for three hour Tuesday in support of his resolution declar- ¬ ing it to be the sense of the senate that the United States should not permanently acqui- ¬ esce in the single gold standard The bank ¬ ruptcy bill was taken up and Mr Hoar rep Mass chairman of the judiciary committee pleaded for it in a half hours speech No ac ¬ tion was taken and the senate at 520 p m adjourned House A number of house bills granting pensions which had been amended in the senate were laid before the house and ths amendments agreed to A bill was passed upon recommendation of the committee on patents regulating and making uniform tho jurisdiction of circuit courts of the United States in cases of infringement of letters pat- ¬ ent The rest of the day was spent in consid- ¬ eration of private pension bills aboat 25 o them being passed Washington Feb i Senate After a four hours debate in the senate Wednesday the conference report on the bill to amend the im migration laws was agreed to by a vote o 34 to 31 As the report had been agreed to in the house the bill as modified in conference now goes to the president It adds to tho classes of excluded aliens all persons over 16 years of age who can not read the Englishi language or some other language ex- ¬ cept that admissible immigrants may bring with them or send for illiterate parents or grand parents over nOyeara of age wives and minor children It also prohibits from employment on public works aliens who corn regularly or habitually into the United States for the purpose of engaging in any mechanical trade or manual labor and who have nob made declaration of intention to become American citizens The secretary of the treas- ¬ ury however may permit the entrance of aliens for the purpose of teaching new arts or industries And the act is not to apply to per- ¬ sons coming here from Cuba during the con- ¬ tinuance of the present disorders there House By a very decisive vote of 9G to 28 the house Wednesday affirmed its intention to abide by the policy of limiting pensions for widows of general officers to 550 a month anc grading from that sum down for widows or officers of lower rank The conference re- ¬ port on the legislative executive ancS judicial appropriation bill presented by Mr Bingham was agreed to The principal changes made were in the provisions for tho congressional library As agreed upon th bill authorizes the president to appont a li ¬ brarian and superintendent who must be confirmed by the senate shall receive J50J0 a year each and appoint the subordinates in their respective department5 187 all told The bill carries a total appropriation of 21 i -- -- 717767 Tenn Feb IS John fleck manager of the Royal Coal and Coke Co was shot by an unknown as sassin from ambush and killed Wed- ¬ nesday afternoon at Coal Creek The murderer is being pursued in the direction of Carey ville The deceased leaves a bride of four weeks - Knoxvilxe Shot From Atubusb m - lay as he knows the wishea of Sher iff Plummet and it will not be neces sary to delay the matter for a confer snee with hru or other Campbell coua y officials ¬ The report ig confirmed that Mrs Samuel Knopf who was recently sued for divorce in Cincinnati by her husband a well known clotning dealer of the queen city has committed suicide New York Feb 18 V fc - Mrs Knopf Commits Suicide i iT t Wm i jt j t v- - v ST l - i Zi I 5fJ- 3- -I iM - A t f if J f 4 t THE GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS BO Cl - 4 NEVC to FitfDkY FEBWaR ANNOUNCEMENT FOR JUDGE 19- - I8971 T rf V - h- - Theatrical And Otherwise The Foyer Remarks Iii m JO RENTFROWS JOLLY PATHFINDERS cotts t The Maysville Bulletin Tuesday said of Rentfrows Jolly pathfinders who begin a weeks ehgageinent Moiiday night at the Paris Grand opera house -- in Below Zero Bt F vV of the most essential elements that go to nourish is made up ontils ion We are authorized to announce Wii M Purnell as a candidate- for Judge of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce James McClure as a candidate for Judge of Bourbon Gounty subject to the action of the Democratic party - NEWTON MITCHELL J THE PEOPLES GROCER prices because cer- ¬ Below Zero The opening bill special- ¬ tainly pleased the crowd The ties were all new and clever The dancing of Miss Grace Rentfrow was the best seen here this season Jap Rent ¬ frow as the tramp was true to life and a character that kept the audience in a continual round of applause J N Rentfrow as Harry Meek was realistic Celebrated for its great leavening as the hen pecked husband Bert Hodg strength and healthfulness Assures the kins Harry King Edmund Brussels and food against alnm and all forms of adul- ¬ in fact every member of the company are first class artists teration common to the cheap brands The orchestra was heartily ap- ¬ Royal Baking Powder C0 New YOrk plauded and rendered some excellent selections The Jolly Pathfinders are the best repertoire company that has been here Effl THE BOQBBON ¬ With an audience ihat packed the opera honse from pit to dome the Bent trow company were greeted last night 4 the body Where the appetite is varying or lacking ft in ¬ creases it and where digestion is weak it aids it to perform Buyers of Groceries are not forced to go to cut rate stores for Tow FOR CIRCUIT CLERK its function in a more vigorous POWDER AbsoSufelyPure way It enriches the blcod in years 1 Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Published every Tuesaay and Friday by WALTER CHAMP 0and0wmerl BBUCE MILLER Make all Checks Money Orders etc payable to the order of Champ Miliar about definitely settled that Mark Hanna will not go into McKln leys Cabinet but will contest in the Legislature next Winter for United States Senator is It t When the Turks were murdering the Christians in Armenia the Powers were so slow about interfering that they did not interfere at all but when the Chris ¬ V w s if tians began murdering Turks in Crete the Powers were prompt and decisive in their action Exchange A dispatch from Havana tells of fs 1 V f fa i -- Sjft- - r v - - V- i c ft JJ r i two exploits of the Cubans in which ihey were practically successful In one instance they wrecked a pay train and secured 600000 and in the other they had an engagement in which they inflicted twice as much loss as they sus tained It is evident that Weyler is away from Havana Under bis censor ¬ ship so much news was never allowed The Rev John B Culpepper at the to escape Washington Street M E Church Kan The Powers have addressed a collec- sas City caused a sensation Sunday by When a tive note to Greece demanding the proposing a tax on bachelors withdrawal of her forces from the man is 22 and unmarried said he he island of Crete coupled with the warn ¬ ousht to be taked 100 when 23 he ing that if the demand is not complied should be taxed 200 The tax should with the port of Piraeu will be block- ¬ be increased 100 a year until he is aded and general hostilities commence thirty Then if he is not married he It is understood that Greece has in- - nncrhf fn hf Tint- in thft rfimrpTjtinrv ¬ formed the Powers that sbe is unable to The average man who lives to thirty unreverse her policy The Greeks have married j is nptr iit to4niarry a pure captured Fort Aghia and the Turks are woman preparing to send a fleet See disThe Maysville Jjedger Tuesday printed patches on second and third pages the following thirteen incident conGov Bradley- - has named Saturday cerning Renf rows Pathfinders The March 20 as the date for the execution unlucky 13 has another eye in mournof Scott Jackson and Alonzo Walling ing The sale of tickets for last nights and states that he will never during his show at the opera house opened on the term as Governor name Friday as the 13th with the 13th set of tickets as it date for an execution He thinks there was the 13th entertainment given this should be no one certain day for hang ¬ season and it wonld have been im- ¬ ings and is thoroughly opposed to the possible to have gotten another small old idea that all suchaffairs should occur boy into the building on Friday Goy Bradleyis right and The News heartily commends him The Colorado Legislature yesterday for his excellent judgment in the matter passed a theatre hat bill the three See Frankfort dispatch on second page women representatives voting for it The bill provides for a penalty of 10 WHEEL NOTES for the first offense of wearing a high Xines About Devotees Of The Wheel At hat in a theater and as high as 50 in Home And Elsewhere aggravated cases John Johnson the cyclist is danger- ¬ ously ill at Brantford Ont Chas Gardner plays at the Fountain Rubey the famous century rider theatre in Cincinnati next week Will of Louisville wis in the city Tuesday He is selling the Halladay wheel The Cynthiana opera house will be The pretty weather of the past few remodeled days has caused many bikes to be brought from Winter quarters The CARLISLE roads are generally in good condition in News Called From Nicholas County Bourbon Precincts James Lane Allens new novel The H M Taylor bought 23 head of cat- ¬ Choir Invisible is coming from the tle at Mt Sterling Monday Macmillan press this month The scene Died On the 13th inst infant child of the story is laid in the Kentucky of John Thomas On Feb 12th infant forests as far back as 1795 child of Mrs James Ed Berry On the 8th inst at her home at Oakland Mill Mrs Geo bibert COnifort The members of the East Union No dust or cinders on Queen Crescent Christian Church will give a spelling Route limited trains Nor h Rock ballast Superb trains with every comfort Fast time match Saturday night Feb 27 A and the short line to Cincinnati hondsome quilt will be given the successful speller Admission 10 cents Wrights Celery Tea regulates the The Womans Foreign Missionary Soliver and kidneys cures constipation ciety of the M E Church South will and sick headache 25c at all druggists give an open session at the Union Church Moorefield to morrow evening Feb 20 beginning at 7 oclock All are cordially invited Awarded Company D of tne K S G of Car- ¬ Highest Honors Worlds Fair lisle has been named for Howard L Gaines of Frankfort Ky Lieutenant Colonel of the 2d Regiment This Com- ¬ pany will hereafter go by the name of the Gaines Guards Married In this city on the 10th inst Mr Jas F Roberts and Miss An nie Jackson At R R Templemans on the 19th inst Mr Henry Collins and Miss Lulu Setters At the residence of Bruce McVey on the 17th inst Mr P F Parker and Miss Mary E McVey Insurance adjusters are at work Ratliff Bros settled with their Insur ¬ ance Companies by accepting 76 on building 400 on stock and 15 on fix¬ tures G R Secrest received 565 on household goods and fixtures in the St Cloud Hotel B F Aoair has not yet received his insurance 2000 but as MOST PERFECT MADE soon as the matter is adjusted he will A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free Tebuild The adjuster on Mrs from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant Poynters claim l000i has not yet ar- ¬ rived 40 YEARS THE STANDARD ¬ ¬ - Former Parisian James Ray McCann was the magnet which drew a large and appreciative audience to the opera house Tuesday night the occasion being Mr McCanns first professional appearance in his native city The play was the melo ¬ Shadows of A jreat City drama which possesses human interest many thrilling scenes Mr and McCann was seen in the leading role of Tom Cooper and cleverly did he fulfil the expectations of his many old friends At once handsome talented and manly Mr McCann gave a splendid interpre- ¬ tation of the heroic sailor He reads his lines intelligently in good voice and certainly deserves the success which ear nest and tireless work have enabled him Mrs Lizzie Kendall to attain McCann did a neat piece of character acting in the role of good natured Biddy Ronan Julia Stuart did very effective work in dual role of Alice StandisJi and Nellie and the part of Jim Farren was well cared for in the hands of Arda La Croix Mr McCanns friends are proud of his success and trust that better things are yet in store for him ¬ ¬ makes healthy flesh and cures chronic coughs and colds by making it possible fcr 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 ever twenty fivey ears If you wil ask for it we will send you a book telling you more about the subject than we can put in a few words Go to your druggist for Scotts Emul sion Two sizes 50 cts and 100 SCOTT BOWNE We are authorized to announce Chas Butler as a candidate for Circuit Clerk subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce T Hart Talbot as a candidate for Circuit offered by them on same class of goods I have an excellent lcrk 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 ¬ I Will Meet Any Prices i T and con FANCY STANDARD GOODS BRAZIL PECANS FILBERTS authorized to announce George W Bowen as a candidate for ENGLISH WALNUTS 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 Mitchell and James Burke CANDIED CHERRIES CANDIED APRICOTS We are authorized to annonnce CANDIED PINE APPLES Brutus J Clay Jr with G W f Judy aad J Smith Clarke as deputies New York Cream Edam and Pine Apple Cheese Fancy Evaporated as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the Peaches Apricots Apples Prunes All kinds of Canned Fruits Sar-¬ action of the Democratic party We are FOR SHERIFF BANANNAS ORANGES MALAGA GRAPES New York FOR COUNTY CLERK dines Champgnion French Peas Bottled Pickle Catsup Etc BALTIMORE CAS AM BULK OYSTERS DRMILES Through His Nervine Is a Ben ¬ efactor to Thousands party We are authorized to announce Ed D Paton as a candidate for re election as Clerk of the Bourbon County Court subject to the action of the Democratic FOR JAILER ISGRIG TURKEYS - 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 ones as a candidate for re election as o Jailer subject to the action of the Mr Jones candi- ¬ Democratic party dacy is in the interest of Mrs Landon Ashbrook We are authorized to announce W H Boone as a candidate for Jailer sub ¬ ject to the action of the Democratic We are authorized to announce NEWTON Ml TCHELL TSSlIES CS-jES-OOIES- Opp Court House Paris Ky MARGOLENS C Wm party I WIDELY known Wisconsin publisher party who resides at Green Bay writes We are authorized to announce March 6th 1895 as follows Joseph F Williams as a candidate for Five years ago I became so nervous that mental work was a burden I could not rest Jailer subject to the action of the at night on account of sleeplessness My Democratic party attention was called to Dr Miles Restora- ¬ tive Nervine and I commenced to use it for county attorney with the very best effect Since then I We are authorized to announce have kept a bottle in my house and use it whenever my nerves become unstrung with Clifton Arnsparger as a candidate for always the same good results- - My ebn also re election ae County Attorney subject - We are authorized to announce ii L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party We are authorized to announce John H Stewart as a candidate for Jailer subject to the action of the Democratic SALE Now is the time to buy Carpets Rugs and Mattings as I have a good lot to select from and my prices defy competition I have a fine assortment of these goods and if you will come in and look at them I am sure I can please you and it is no trouble for me to show them to you Consider the prices which I quote below Ak 7 1 - ¬ ¬ ¬ to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce SaMt success I havejrecom- - uel B Rogers as a candidate for NerVillC mended it to many and County Attorney subject to the action ReStOreS it cures them All who of the Democratic party suffer from nerve TlA dlfh We are authorized to announce Denis ncdim troubles should try it as a candidate It is free from narcotics perfectly harm- ¬ Dundon subject to the for County At- ¬ torney action of the less and yet soothes and strengthens Dr Democratic party Miles through his Nervine is a benefactor A O LEHMAN to thousands Editor and proprietor of Deb Landsman for assessor Dr Miles Nervine 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 Brussels from 40 cts up Ingrains from 18 cts up Matting from 9 cts up tugs irom 50 cts up vRemember theplace anrd call j j Iff fjtf Dr AlileS takes with iyoreness neverf early A H MARGOLEN - hzfr - t Opp Court House - PARIS KY WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED Of 435 Acres Of Bourbon Land ST0CKCR0P FARM IMPLI1TS on premises four miles East of Paris I will sell at public auction on the beginning the North Middletown pike at 10 oclock a m on TUESDAY MARCH 2 1897 ¬ ¬ the following land stock etc My farm containing about 435 acres of good well improved land will be offered as a whole and then in two tracts Tract No 1 will contain abont 250 acres subject to survey fronting on the North Middletown pike with a five room cottage on a beautiful site model stock barn and corn crib in fact every outbuilding that would add to comfort all new and well built young orchard peaches apples pears and cherries just bearing two acres of strawberries the famous Haviland variety two tenant houses and a splendid tobacco barn will house 18 acres This farm is well water ¬ ed by Stoner numerous springs and a large fish pond well stocked This is one of the most desirable farms in the county well located daily mail at the door and is in good condition Will grow hemp or tobacco Tract No 2 will contain about 180 acres of fine land with a five room brick house and a large tobacco barn will house 20 acres all in bluegrass and rye watered by Stoner and the finest spring in the county The quality of this land is A No 1 A good passway will be secured to this tract not encumbering Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Gar Kenney rett D of Bourbon as a candidate for County subject to Assessor the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm H Whaley as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the ac- ¬ tion of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Will GMcClintock as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Archie W Bedford as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to annonnce C L Hough as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party ¬ Clay as a candidate for Assessor of We are authorized to announce S D No I Tobacco Hogsheads WITH BEST INDIANA WHITE OAK HOOPS - TARR All We Want TEMPLIN 9 -- - - ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER FOR SURVEYOR We are authorized to announce Benj F Bedford Jr as a candidate for re election as Surveyor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party Is an opportunity to convince you that our work can not oe excelled for superintendent public schools Miss as a candidate for as Superintendent of Public Schools for Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm E Williams as a candidate for Super- ¬ intend nt of Public Schools for Bourbon County subject to the action of the Kate Edgar We are authorized to announce le-elec-ti- on We Are Working For A Reputation guaranteed And can not afford to turn out inferior work Give us a trial and if good work can gain your patron- ¬ age yours is insured Quick work and satisfaction T I Democratic party tract No 1 At same time will sell the following FOR POLICE JUDGE ¬ CREAM MINING P0WDIR thoroughbred mares pedigrees furnish ¬ ed on day of sale 1 thoroughbred colt ready to go in train- ing 5 work mules 1 pair extra 30 Shropshiredown ewes all registered or eligible 10 Shropshiredown ram lambs extra 1 imported Shropshiredown ram a prize winner 6 extra Jersey cows and heifers soon be fresh 150 barrels corn in crib 400 cotton grain sacks good as new mower binder hay stacker and rakes wagon harrows plows cultiva- ¬ tors dump cartharness plow gear seed stripper and other things too numerous to mention Terms made known on day of sale B F BEDFORD JR A T Forsyth Auctioneer two-year-old 1 brown gelding stocK etc 5 years We are authorized to announce Wm old good roadster and work horse 4 Remington as a candidate for Police BOURBON STEM LMIDRY 5 Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party Wo are authorized to announce John R Adair as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Newt Clark as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic W M HINTON JR OFFICE AND WORKS 1S7 BRANCH OFFICE BRO Props PAKIS KY X29 SEVENTH ST t W M Hintons Jewelry Store ADVER1I81NU RATE8 e dollr Per inch or ¬ tion half rates each insertion i first Inser thereafter r fading notices ten cents per insertion Locals in blact type jine party FOR RENT STORY brick house on Upper lifU of W Pleasant street adjoining the resi ¬ Send your order to Oscar dence of S S Clay Apply to Battle Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour ¬ 29sep tf A O ADAIR bon county See advertisement in another column J Bryans new book The First tSSSST11 fliJ558f ards thanks SvfIsoluionsof respect ten cents per ates given ments and yearly cards of UneS Wh6Q tf fr calls on candl and matter of line large adTertise T ir vm - v FMiX- - i r -- y - - i -- 5 Tirt 7Vt rjv - Jf- - THE iBOOTJBON NEWS FRIDAYSFEBRUARY 19 1897 - in- - - IE BODBBON HEWS 1881 Telephone vWires CatXagfc IMght PJERSONAL MENTION Sfetel Arrivals Ysterilajv At 1010 last night a telegrairt to The News states that the wires of the-- East COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Tennessee Telephone Co and the Paris i THE NEWS MAN Cynthiana Telephone Co were each Emei at the Post office at Paris Ky as seco iss mail matter cut near Lair and it was rumored that Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At toll gate raiders were at work in Harri ¬ The Depots In The Hotel Hobbies And Se cateenih Year Established TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PH1CE8 Payable in Advance 2 00 Six mouths One year news costs you cant EVEN GET Make all CJiecks Money payable to the order of Champ FOUND- -- 00 PORT FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE A Kh- - Orders Miilkr Eld A knife Call at The News office M Monday will be George Washingtons birthday a legal holiday -- - Chas James sacured the table cover raffled by Mrs W H Cox -- - son Telephone messages from Lair Rud ¬ dles Mills and Cynthiana to The News at a late said hour that two the wires were cut by dark complexioned white men The good horses raiders were mounted on and each had a big pistol buckled at his waist and appeared to be otherwise They inquired- par- ¬ heavily armed ticularly of persons in the neighborhood as to the various telephone connections The raiders climbed tall trees in order to reach the wires at each of the places where they were cut and did their work of destruction about dusk and the dam- ¬ aged lines were not repaired for several - Elsewhere Mrs G B Alexander was in Lex¬ At the county infirmary to the wife hours of Cecil Eldrigea daughter third born Nothing more definite had been learn- ¬ ed at the hour of going to press further N than is stated above The wire cutting Conductor Ramp of the L may have been the work of horse thieves A daughter was born to Cecil Eld or some other brand of criminals al- ¬ ridge and wife this week at the though it was most likely the work of t jll gate raiders County Infirmary Third born j will build a cottage on Convent Heights In another column appears the ad of the Paris Ice Manufacturing Company Read it it is of interest to ice consumers -¬ Turnpike News The Fiscal Court in Nicholas county at its called meeting last Saturday found themselves confronted with so many difficulties in the way of declaring the pikes to be free of toll that thev ad journed until April The Mercury says that the matter of free turnpikes is bound to come slow but it is coming surely We are satisfied that by April Court several roads will be ready to turn over to the county and that as there is no provision now to keep the roads in repair it is necessary to collect toll tor several months to come at least The President and principal owner of one of the turnpikes in Franklin county says that if the county can not protect the property of the company then every bridge aloDg the road will be taken - The general merchandise stock of Sndduth at Center ville Blacker by will be sold at auction beginning at ten oclock Feb 25th Miss Bettie Ingels moved yesterday into thb brick residence on corner of Eighth and Main street lately vacated by W L Collins and family N has been doing a big The L freight business lately at this point Large shipments of hemp tobacco blue grass seed and merchandise are being sent out every day Grand piano opening February 28th 1897 If full orchestra each evening Free down and the road made impassable to all R M Sutherlin Mgr Turnpike raiders have been at work in 97 East Main Street Owen county destroying two culyerts Lexington Ky 2t and throwing trees across the road beAttention is directed to the an- sides compelling the removal of a toll nouncement on fourth page of Mr Benj gate F Bedford Jr as a candidate for The Fiscal Court of Woodford county re election as Surveyor of Bourbon has decided to condemn all turnpikes county subject to the action of the not surrendered to the county by March 1st Democratic party ¬ ¬ ington yesterday Miss Nannie Clav is vtsiting rela tives in Covington Miss Lake Kern is at home from New York on a visit Mr Ira Taylor of Cincinnati was in the city yesterday Miss Mary Holleran is visiting Mrs i Cora Kelley in Lexington Mrs Grafton Thrasher of Coving- ¬ ton is visiting relatives in the city Miss Mabel Russell is viBiting friends in Covington and Cincinnati Mr Louie Wolford of Cynthiana was a visitor in the city Wednesday Mrs John D Harris of Madison is visiting her daughter Mrs C M Clay Mrs Maggie Waller has returned from a visit to Mrs Edw Gross in Lex- ¬ ington Mr L Frank of this city is regis- tered at the Broadway Central Hotel New York Prof A M Gutzeit has been con- ¬ fined to his home for several days with rheumatism Mrs Nannie Howe of Carlisle ar- ¬ rived yesterday to visit Mrs W A Johnson on Third street Miss Bessie Armstrong returned Wednesday from a visit to Miss Lula Smiser in Cynthiana The Educational Club will meet with Mrs OsBian Edwards to morrow afternoon at two oclock Mr and Mrs James W Withers of Cynthiana have gone to Florida on account of the formers health Miss Cora Robertson arrived last evening to make make a short visit to Mrs Cornay Watson on High street Miss Florence Hudson a much admired visitor from Lexington who has been visiting in this city returned home Tuesday ¬ ¬ T Carson C E Was son Geo Crosley Cincinnati E C Myall Maysville A W Williams DeKalb Ills Geo Bolster Maysville JW Hunter Jr ifashville J D Carey WH Pickens Chicago J F Grant Middles boro Windsor Sam Joseph J F Ahren J C Brown C C Sink J O Fee L H SteedeGJncinnati - Leslie H Peter Pittsburg Frank L Norton M S Martin Georg tow J S Thomason M S Redfield Chicago H C Kehoe Flemingsburg Wm Green Lexington J M Simpson Philadelphia i Fordham J Look Before You Buy tbaii ed - 4 -- - Andemember we guarantee more f or your moitey ytigag buy elsewhere or your money refund- - and you to be the judge of it Buy your shoes of us and get one of the beautiful medallion pictures FREE See them on exhibition at our store OBITUARY Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Bead Miss Jennie Moore aged 19 second daughter of W M Moore ex Speaker of the House of Representatives died near Cynthiana Wednesday afternoon of bronchitis Her mother died from the same disease last Thursday DAVISTHOMS0NIISGRIG TULSt Fteoervecl Saxtons full brass band led the Kim- ¬ ball piano street parade in Lexington Feb 11 1897 Three carloads now on sale Save from 100 to 150 by buying at the special sale now Write to R M Sutherlin Manager 97 E Main St Lexington Ky SPRING STOCK HAMBURGS LACES WASH DRESS GOODS PERCALES WHITE GOODS ETC All new fresh goods Call and see them 529 Main St Paris Ky - Ready made sheets bolster and pillow cases at Frank Cos Advertised Letter List 4h n Paris Ky postoffice Feb List of letters remaining unclaimed 19 1897 A i Lynn Aord Bramock W M Breckinridge Wm Marsh Annie Belle Bougers Nutin McGuird A M Miss MaggieMurray Mrs Annie Carlos Curtis Mrs Maiia Parish Henry Penn Mrs Amy Drake Jean Davis Mrs Lizzie Penn Mrs Chas Pumpelly Mary E Evans Pauline Rairden Nathan French R B Stevenson Mrs Ret Flower John Smoots Charlie Hall H T Howard Miss AnnieTrower J T Howard Bettie L Truinbo Mrs Mary Personscalling for aboye letters will please say advertised W la Davis P M CONDONS - s i - of walnut logs are now being shipped from this city over N and Kentucky Midland to the L Norfolk to be exported to Germany The average price of the logs is about twelv6 dollars John Bedford of near Millersburg sold some the other day at 21 each A -- large number - An Indignation Turnpike Prospect Meeting In Jett of the Ruddles Mills precinct has been notified that an indig ¬ nation meeting will be held at Ruddles Mills this afternoon at two oclock to Squire protest against paying toll between that place aud the city of Paris and to protest against paying taxes to maintain and operate free pikes in other parts of the county from which they derived no Squire Jett was informed that benefit some of the most substantial men of that precinct would participate in the meeting -- - Ifl The M H Current farm near Hook town was sold yesterday by the assignee to Jas Arthur and Dr Chas Mathers for 45 per acre The M H Current home place was sold to Wm Payne for 1500 the house and lot adjoining col- ¬ lege was bought by C Arnsparger as trustee for the Edwards heirs price 13507 Bourbon Land Sales Strictly all wool Dress Goods G D Corsets our specialtv 50c 75c in novelty and plain styles always 50c and 1 00 worth double DESIRABLE store room located for this sale at 25c a yard Ladies and Childrens full Seamless at Hutchison Station Ky is for Hosiery 10 and 15c always sold at 25c Cos rent Possession given March 1st Ap ¬ Choice of our finest Dress patterns ply or address GEORGE CLAYTON formerly 800 for this sale at 400 Our Domestics are the very best Hutchison Ky brands in Calicoes Cottons and Sheet-SCINTILLATIONS All our Underwear Blankets and ings Oomforts will be closed out at 25c on An Interesting Jumble Of News And Calicoes 3 and 5c the dollar Comment Bleached Cotton good oc There are forty cases of mumps in the Best Cotton made 8c New and full line of Table Linens 10 4 Peperell Sheeting 18c Frankfort penitentiary HAVE a desirable 1 story 3 room Towels and Napkins marked down 50 Tuesday Notions of all kinds one half price framft cottage on Eighth street per cent for this sale Henry Scales was sandbagged neartheGeorgetownpike bridge The nightat Lexington feetr ront Tunning f back 165 v lot is Mrs Polly Cloud Graves of Lexington feet has big never failing spring rents celebrated the 100th anniversary of easy for 6 00 per month Will sell for j cashorVOa 6 and 12 months without her birth interest Apply to or address Morphine and cigarettes caused Jack LENIHEN 19feb lmo Paris Ky Woods the son of Mississippis Chief Justice to cut his throat Satnrday March 20 has been fixed as the date for the execution of Scott Ltls Jackson and Alonzo Walling THE PATRONS OF THE PARIS Thirty one persons have joined the The handsomest line of lace curtains in the city at Frank Store Room For Rent In order to close out our stock we will sac- ¬ rifice everything in our tore at unheard of prices A Cottage For Sale I -- l We still enlarge Portraits free of charge vr - PURE HOME GROWN ICE ICE r- - if this Armstrong farewell banquet given Wednesday night to Mr D wight Kinney of Cincin ¬ nati at the Queen City Club in that city Mr Kinney leaves in few days for Philadelphia to take charge of a branch of the Matthew Addy Co iron concern There were about forty gentleman present at the banquet ¬ T Forsyth sold for Perry Jefferson Messrs G B Alexander and F R assignee of A C Ball two hundred city attended a of At public sale Tuesday Auctioneer A i ar I1- Secretary Gratz Hanly of the Queen City Jockey Club said Wednes- ¬ day that the new stalls being built at Son of Newport by J M Thomas fij this city would increase the stabling capacity of the track to about 600 stalls Still there was not enough room to ac- ¬ commodate horsemen who desire to Co are bring their horses to the track There Frank are over 1000 applications on file for daily the very latest stable room now Spring Dress Goods acres lying near Millersburg to Mrs Frances E Ball at forty nine dollars per acre Also one hundred and one half acres to same pui chaser at 36 75 per acres Also sold yesterday for Master Com Missioner Dickson to Mrs Susie L Current 22 acres at 6250 per acre and 14 acres at 40 per acre The property belonged to Mrs Current and others and was sold for a division ¬ Mason Forsyth auctioneer reports a good crowd yesterday at J E Garnetts 110 to 70 cents a gallon sale near North Middletown Work Dr Arthur Deustrow the St Louis horses brought from 75 to 80 calve3 1350 each milch cows 25 to 45 farm millionaire who shot and killed his wife and child in February 1894 was hanged implements sold at good prices at Union Mo Wednesday Central Christian Church at Lexington during Eld Geo Darsies meeting Official reports show that in Bombay during the week ending February 12 there were 1885 deaths from the plague A Woodford county man bought horses at 1 a head at Georgetown for the purpose of feeding the flesh to hogs The Baroness Von Horn formerly Miss Rose Wimar of Cincinnatis swell set has applied for a divorce on the ground of non support The Convention of distillers at Cincin- ¬ nati adopted resolutions urging a reduction of the Internal revenue tax from by anybody MFG CO We appreciate your past patronage We are now ready to quote prices for next season and will not be undersold Remember our ice is of pure distilled water TO ICE CLOVER SEED 0 EDWARDS IMPORTED PARIS ICE MFG CO j Apply to 19feb - PHIL NIPPERT N- - - - Manager ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF Paris Ky AND X jgLHTXCL T Wl HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID STOCK OF SUITIM TROUSERINGS receiving styles in morrow Emma Scott I rWnRhirjfrrnn will leaveto torepresent DC Mrs Thos Henry Clay and Miss Judge Cantrills Narrow Escape wJ Jemima Johnson Chapter D A R of over by a Q C train at Georgetown H r this city in the Continental Congress He was assisting his wife on the Blue which convenes Monday in Washington They will be accompanied by Mr T H Clay Jr and will remain until after the inauguration and will visit MissNannine Clay at National Park Seminary near Washington before re ¬ turning to Paris Mr Owens Bill Passed grass vestibule when the engine started for Tuesday night Circuit Judge J E the Cantrill narrowly escaped being run t j - throwing him under the cars Just as the wheels were about to pass over him the Judge was pulled from the track by James Pnllen the transfer man and Bob Hawkins a colored driver who Judge Cantrill were standing near was not injured Held Over To Circuit Court By unanimous consent Congress Wed- ¬ nesday passed Representative W C Owens bill removing the political disabilities from the war record of Colonel W E Simms of this city Col Simms was a member of the Confederate Con ¬ Speck Helvey and John Carter gress A Kimball Procession Lexington last week was the street parade of the W W Kimball Company Three car loads of pianos were unload- ¬ ed and transferred to the warerooms at 97 East Main street in a procession of wagons headed by Saxtons band A special sale of Kimball pianos will be gin at once at that place by Mr R M 2t Sutherlin manager - A unique advertising feature seen in the negro men charged with holding up a young farmer and robbing him of eighty cents several nights age in Clays ville had their examining trial Tuesday in Judge Webbs court They were held over in 200 bail for trial by the Circuit Court They were unable to give bond and were taken to jail ¬ Josephine K Henry Versailles Hon Moses Kaufman Lexington Was The Boy Shot 2 J A Jackson Culler N C him in in i ii ii mm u ni mil ir rii nil mil i nil 3A Springfield Mass boy who David Clark Harry Gunn a 1S S There Are Others lives with his grandmother on Vine B Bennett Norwalk Conn 10 L B street is nursing a disabled hand The Bryan New Orleans La Who have larger stores who pay boy says he was shot by a playmate but Silver Cleveland Ohio 25 larger rents and have larger expenses it is thought that Harry either mashed but none of them will sell you shoes at Watch for the new Spring as small a profit as ¬ his finger or was injured while poundCLATZ RION goods at Frank Gos ing on a cartridge with a rock V 10 25 20 11 By virtue of an order of the Bourbon County Court made and entered Feb 171897 as Administrator with the will annexed of John Shea I will expose at Jackson and Walling were playing public sale to the highest bidder at Millersburg Kj checkers when their death warrants reached Covington They heard the Saturday March 6 1897 news with stolidity and proceeded with the following described property faeir game Owney a caninj protege of the A tract of 15 acres of land lying in the postal clerks which has made a trip County of Bourbon state of Kentucky Creek and around the world is again in Kentucky on the waters of Hinkston by lands of bounded on the S and W This is rushing the growler to an alarm- ¬ Alex McCliutock now Caldwells on ing degree now the N by the land of Jas Wallace ¬ The Lane murdor trial comes up nex Jas Thorne and on the E by the MaysLexington R R with a right Tuesday at Versailles The cases ville and 15 feet wide from said land of passway against Cashier W M Shipp and book to the Millersburg Ruddells Mills keaper C W Stone of the Midway turnpike and is the same land conveyed bank also come up at the coming term to John Shay by Jos Wallace and wife bv deed recorded in Bourbon County The remarkable run of the Mayham Clerks office in deed book 58 page 201 Said sale will be made for cashy or special train from Chicago to Denver easily beats the record for this country upon a credit of 6 and 12 months for equal parts of the purchase money for The 1026 miles were covered in 1132 which purchaser will be required to ex- ¬ minutes and only three minutes notice ecute bonds with good and approved security payable to undersigned Admin- ¬ of the need of a special was received with will annexed and bearing The following persons have subscrib ¬ istrator at 6 per cent per annum from interest ed says the Midway Clipper to the day bf sale until paid Sale to be made at 2 oclock p m fund to build a monument to May L Collins at her grave in the Lexington DENIS DUNDON cemetery Dr C C Burns Greens Admr with will annexed of John 20 C C Moore Lexington Shea burg Ind FOR FALL AND WINTER Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky wheD quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call l9 FJLNJEl MERCHANT E XITOIiS Full line of samples S E TIPTON Cutter Smith Shirt We are also agents for the celebrated Chas FOR RENT BRICK ply to cottage 5 M H DAILEY MAIN lljant f - 10 per 602 rooms class repair Ap ¬ First Or O EDWARDS BaINGELS ACRE - - - - PARIS Over Deposit Bank1 ST 8 KY Office hours to 12 a m 1 to 6 pm A DESIRABLE 60 FARM FOR SALE R A SPRAKE PARIS KY HAVE a well situated 60 acre Bour- ¬ bon County farm which I desire to 3 SROAEWAY - - - sell It iB well improved For any up stairs further particulars address Office hours 8 to 12 a m J E PLTJMMER Millersburg Ky 8jan tf Notice To The Public I 1 to 6 pm 1 1 1 JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls promptly answered Your work is solicited Prices reasonable five-year-o- ld to take charge of my office until I am able to resume my practice Dr Adair will attend to all unfinished work and such other work as my patroLS may de I have arranged with Dr John Adair sir Very respectfully 9feb 2t Dr R A Sprake i iii t i S rlAwi V TjlE BOIJRO ft -- ffJSWft- - FRIDAY TEBEUAKY 19 1897 i ih Lr A- i THE BOURBON NEWS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP I BEDCE MILLER f Editors and Owners hell have to keep quiet for a lie was fixing up my grapevine for in careful and separate fdlds berib me this morning and he slipped and boried and beruffed yellowing with fell and hurt his back The doctor says age She ran her fingers along thetop week Adam alwajs was unlucky about some things When he was a baby he didnt do anything but bump his head and A LITTLE NONSENSE w c rsi 1 V 1 if- - V - f t- I -- hv i it r K hi jV S v - O r i r fc H r it- - ml - k B if r a ti i i the voice vounir stalwart white- then we had a quarrel and we never shirted Heard anything from Ellen latelv made up and he went away and got an- ¬ other wife Everybody in the village Miss Adelaide Not a word She put down her knows that story Well hes back here again at his sister Janes Hes come basket and faced him judicially Whats the matter between you and back just to see m e I got a letter from him this morning and he told melso Ellen John Emmet But its too late Ellen Spring He groaned Well said the girl Who began it But dont you go and make a fool Ellen She saw me stopping down the jike one afternoon last week to talk of yourself like me Im too old to to one of the Hean girls I only asked change but youre young and youcim flowers you must Frank Putnam in Chicago Times Herald her how her mother was and I couldnt What was it about sked Ellen run right off when she began to tell me He thought I talked too much to the all about the old ladvs rheumatism I just stuck it out though bv the time minister We had just got him and he ADAM she was through I felt myself all was handsome and had a tongue And BY L1SETTK IV RKKSK wrapped up in red flannel with a hot I said I would and Adam said I mustnt iron dragging- at each foot And Ellen and there it all ended Adam begged The postmaster stretched a greasy got iealous and wouldnt listen to imv and begged but I held out and so he hand across his grocers counter and thing I said and the next day she was stopped begging- and went away The young face stared up into the ield out a letter to tlic tall and middle down in Haversham Miss Adelaide middle aged one aged woman standing there shes been there a week and I havent I look at you Aunt AdeJaideandJt Miss Adelaide SpringSome- heard a word since seems as if I were looking at myself thing- for you I guess Thats like Ellen 0h thank you she said indiffer I love the very ground she walks only older And I look at you said Adelaide on he cried vehemently entljv and it seems as if you were me only She slipped the letter into her basket She looked at him kindly I guess younger and walked out of the store One g lance itll all come right The rattle of china sounded again He swung himself off down the lane had told her the writer Her lilac calico gown laid awaj for years in a garret She watched him with a new and yet Adelaides heels made clicking noises trunk was dimly reminiscent of him strangely familiar pang at her heart over the bare kitchen floor You Jle had been in her mind a good deal the It seemed to her as if she were listening suddenlygo up to bed Ellen she said youre as pale as a ghost to some old storv again jpast week bring you a bowl of hot tea Iii the house she remembered her let- Ill The pike curved upward to the moun- ¬ It grew late he light faded From tains a dusly warm colored line with ter She read it seated on the edge of a one of her windows she could see the here a house there an orchard or some chair in her solemn little jmrlor Uoseborough chimneys showing very pasture land beside it It had rained Adelaide Im coming back to Green Meadow just to black and plain against a sky that was The night before and the sudden little see you all pale rose and emerald winds that beat down it were thick ADAM From the stove with the late August odors that of Her faee hardened grew soft and bling and boiling came a pleasant bub and the room was full withering grass or the last of the ap hardened again At last she cried out of a homely odor It wasJime to take ples Puffs of this red dust followed Hut he got married he got married Ellen her tea lieTtall woman up the road and flung the letter from her The girl drank the rniiiigiiquid bhe earned her head high as she Over the mantel in a cheap gilt frame down at one gulp walked Her stately name seemed to hung the photograph of a young girl Aunt Adelaide suit her Under her thoughts and over Her face was dimly like Adelaides Well and through them ran that one of her She rose and crossed over to it and Ive been lying here and thinking Jetter shook her finger in the soft and smil- ¬ about what you told me Adelaide ing eyes Adelaide Well She turned Is that the reason you went off to If you make up with Mr Bosebor Jaue Itoseboroiigli held her skirts Haversham she began sharply It well up out of the dust as she came was Aunt Adelaide this and Aunt Ad- ¬ ough Ill make up with John Emmet Adelaide turned on her in a sudden Her round good natured face shone like elaide that until I said yes You passion a full moon from under her st a relied ought to have said Im going away 4I dont see why you should trj to and make a fool of myself Its in tmbonnet make me do that Ellen Ive just been down to the drug- store your blood Ellen Spring It was in Ill do rater some liniment she stopped to your fathers blood and in his fathers She hadjust what you do said Ellen been sitting up she lay down say I wonder what makes you walk before him and way back as long as again so fast Adelaide You only had a there was any Springs Were all alike Suppose somebody that said he I wouldnt make up Avith Adam Rose minute ahead of Die borough and you wont make up with cared all the world for you went off I didnt know you were followingasked You aint as fat as I am Adelaide or John Emmet and youll be sorry for and forgot and got married the older woman youd realize how I feel Well lets it all the rest of your life Her voice You wouldnt let him marry you was shaken as she drew to ward thee nd go on Aunt Adelaide I dont blame Mm I guess the worst of the hot spells her last words were almost a wail Youd remember it if John Emmet She pi eked up the letter again and over said Adelaide a minute later you I hope so anyway Jane was star-3n- held it out full in the face of the mys- ¬ treated die that way Ellen sat up onee more Id wide eyed at her neighbor How terious likeness And look Spring But Oh it seems to me that if you yield old timey you look Adelaide I be- ¬ I cant make at this Ellen to up my mind answer it Ill yield too lieve you had a dress like that when he A curtain flapped in the wind that Im soft one minute and hard the next iirst came to see you was pouring down the pike Up from Who asked Adelaide unflinching ¬ He got married and I stayed single Seems to me T cant get over his taking the garden came the old and straitened odor of box A door creaked a wife I cant 1 cant i Adam Adelaide Spring went falteringly oiit She plucked at the waist of the gown They toiled along one heaving and of the room Once more she climbed crimson the other erect and high she wore Ellen Spring did you ever see the stair to the garret The minutes Hieaded A loaded hay wagon moving ponderously in the opposite direction this lilac calico before I pulled it out passed it grew dark outside When went by them It seemed to Adelaide of the trunk this morning where its she returned she carried over her arm folded up most 20 years I knew the lilac calico she had worn to the that the farmers boy perched on top beenwas coming and T wanted some- store that morning She began put ¬ he looked at her curiously ting it on her lingers trembled me thing Hes been talking a good deal about always to put this in mind of him He look of her girlhood came into her facea liked lilac so Thats what AdHaidc jou youll cpmc to Ellen Spring Youll Ellen watched her Who hunger and thirst and find nothing to Im ready she said at last Adam Late August pinks bloomed thickly satisfy you but a rag The tall womans face was liketslone an old pile of letters or or old ribbon or along the garden path Adelaide something else trod He just came back last night I tell Some other wonianll get your happi that night She stooped and pulled a you I was mighty glad to see him nes youll sit and look on and great handful Eighteen year is a long time to do with ¬ make and you out dont care The pike was a dim track running out seeing your only brother Her voice was stern and appealing east and west there was no moon the Adelaide kept dumb passionate by turns It came back stars were scattered and few Far His wifes dead and his childrens andtinkling echoes in across the empty ahead shone a light in a window It dead and lies come back here to stay room It seemed to her as if the house vas lit in Jane Boseboroughs little She ended vaguelv were full of ghosts that is that is parlor and behind it was the lover of Jane Uoseborough I nen she said suddenly Im going Adelaides youth She hurried toward Well Adelaide right up now and take it off it The gusts plucked her by the You neednt be afraid to say any ¬ She climbed the steps to the garret skirts they beat the spice out of the thing to hurt You can talk all von with the letter still in her hand The pinks she had gatheied Vague whiffs vant to blackened door creaked she found her ¬ of them reached her now and then There was a moments silence self for the second time that day in the The light drew nearer The shrubs -Adelaide dim place antique with the scent of in a corner of the Boseborcugh front Well herbs The trunk out of which she had What was it that made vou and taken the gown a few hours before yard swayed in a sea of glory Adelaide knocked Jane opened the JAdam fall out stood under the sloping eaves She door Adelaide did not see Jane she The only sound in the road was that crawled toward it on her hands and of their muffled feet going along knees and dragged it out to the mid- ¬ wras blind to the shadowy other figures through the dust Farther down the dle of the floor Then she began me- ¬ in the room she saw only Adam Bose sitting paie lmy wagon still lumbered Adelaide chanically to unfasteu her dress and boroughchimney place and middle aged measured out her words when she little by little as she did so there grew by the Ive come to sefe how 3 ou are Adam spoke there was a snap to them out of the half light in the room the fig- ¬ She held out the pinks Ive never told anybody yet and I ure of another woman younger than His hand caught hers and them in never expect to herself by some 18 years who watched the same grasp I didnt think you would said lane her with sad and reproachful eyes Ive thought of you every hour since shrillbut I thought Id ask any Herself in truth in the likeness of her Ive been here and long before he how Do you see this holding up the youth the youth she had flung from You aint changed a bit Ade said package in her hand its liniment her with a stubborn hand N Y Outlook laide bo vou know what hes gone and done She opened the trunk An odor of io himself camphor struck across that of the The average waist of woman liia Xo herbs Here lay her wedding things I from 22 to 23 inches r -- NOT ALL A WEARY WAY This lifes a weary way my babes A long and weary way Cares wake with morn and hover near Throughout the livelong day And oft when thou art wrapped in sleep Cares still their tedious vigils keep Out of the all surrounding gloom The gray years come and go Silent they pass nor ever hear The voice of mortal woe Ar all the store of gifts they bring Before the happy few they fling These lightly sing and gayly hail This world all flowery fair For them its hours are rich with sweets And mirth the king of care But O the poor who dare not play They fiftd lifes road a weary way The many bide in want my babes Though joy seems meant for all In vain they call on God for aid He does not heed their call Perhaps the Master wills that man Himself shall frame a fairer plan Were toil sole price of mortal life It were not dearly bought Toil is indeed a solace dear For what weve vainly sought While labor holds the thoughts in thrall Souls cease to hear their longings call We may not know by what a plan The Master holds His sway We only know that joys and griefs Alternate rule our day That each His purpose to fulfill Must bow to the Eternal will Wherefore do thou rejoice my babes Ere youthful days depart Too soon the solemn 5ears will cast A shadow in each heart Praise God thou knowst it not to day Plow life shall prove a weary way And yet not all a weary way Some long forgotten strain Of springtimes music echoes back And makes us glad again Sometimes wafts back to ages hours The fragrant breath of springtimes -- when he got older he stumped his toe They used to call him Stumping Adam They were coming to a small frame house set well back from the road Two rows of box each bush as tall as a man led up to the front door Hows Ellen persisted Jane Shes gone down to Haversham John Emmet sticks as close as ever dont he Youll miss her when she goes She aint married yet They had reached the gate Jane stopped irresolute You might let by- ¬ gones be bygones she blurted out You might send him a word or two Adelaide He hasnt forgotten you Its no use going on like that Jane Uoseborough I know it aint Well good by Good by said Adelaide She lifted the latch and passed aus- ¬ terely along between the tall rows of box Miss Adelaide Miss Adelaide Oh dear she said Back of the little house stretched a fat vegetable garden and over the fence that divided it from the green alley ¬ like lane beyond hung the owner of not hungry jaer aunt sioiDnea m ner nassnoT across the kitchen John Emmet was round here to day and he told me all about it Hes most crazy for you to make up Ellen I feel s if Id rather die than do it Adelaide Spring set her dishes down again on the table and looked curious- ¬ ly inost garment it was trimmed with rows of some delicate hand knit Ipce and she remembered having walked two miles in the sun to beg for the pattern Below this showed a loosened breadth of something fine and dove colored It was the dress in whichshe had expected to marry Adam liose borough She gave it a long look then smoothed the lilac calico into decent creases and laid it down in a heap on the rest and the letter last of all She felt as if she had just finished making a shroud Late that afternoon her niece came home I thought you were going to stay an- ¬ other week said Adelaide I got tired of it said the girl he dragged out a chair and sat down on it You neednt get me anj- - supper Im Special attention given to UndertakAfter listening to a parliamentary ing and Repairing candidates fervid appeal a shrewd old farmer was asked what he thought of Main Street - - - - Paris Ky Ihe- speech His reply was simply Weel I dinna ken but I think sb COLLINS Agents MILLER O hours rain would ha done us a deal Paris Kentucky paair guid Tit Bits Storm This is a smcoth fence that will turxn Biotous Bealism I painted a win ler scene the other day that was so anv kind of stock It is made from the true to nature that the thermometerdn best hard steel drawn specially for tbr ¬ - Without water Thats nuthin frieered the colonel I havent tasted ihe stuff in 20 y eahs sah Detroit Free Press It the museum who has gone A True Kentuckian Theress man GO GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN I THE PAGE COILED SPRING WOVEH jjWHr days Furniture Window Shades Etc Cloths Carpets Mattresses Oil WIRE FENCE W HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Insurance THE VERY BEST RELIABLE PROMPT PAYING slB25vli59SW HOW IT IS MADE Harpers Bazar thats nothing I painted a iortrait of OLD old Brown last year that was so lifelike that I had to shave it regularly ¬ my studio fell 20 degrees Humph purpose to have been Puissant Lecturer We read that the real kings of ancient France were the mayors of the palace Mr Jones what do you understand the ostensible functions of the mayors of the palace Mr Jones NON UNION HOTEL REED Short St Bet Broadway and Mill The larsre steel wires forming ths- horizontal bars are first coiled around ft inch rod thus practically becoming COILED SPRINGS their entire length These are securely tied together by Id cross bars to the rod The cross bars are best quality of annealed wire galyanized wrapped three time around each horizontal bar ready for business slacks up for 30 below as cheerfully as it takes a nevr 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 thou go The fierce wind and drifting snow pass by and it heeds them not There is no terror in the locomotive spark The trespasser is not led into temptation and the rail stealers oc- ¬ cupation 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 m 2 And 250 Per Day at her mushrooms asked Willie Wishington Rates Im going to tell you something Yes Can you tell a toadstool from a she began One hundred good rooms Electric I guess youve heard about mushroom Sometimes How Adam Uoseborough And that once he By looking at the obituary column lights hot and cold baths barber shop and Postal telegraph office etc and I were going to be married and Washington Star ly Detroit Journal LEXINGTON You should have been with us on James Connors - - some of our autumn excursions she was saying Did you gather any the janitors I take it They were KX Proprietor Being a self regulator it is always ITS ADVANTAGES - - Asparagus and everything for the Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- ¬ ploy no agents Try us on prices and see the difference between those of a Words grower and dealer Catalogue on ajv Povertys Woes It is no absolute plication fee disgrace to be ragged said the critical H F HILLENMEYER lady but I would like to know if you Lexington Ky 20oct can give any excuse for the ah absolutely awful condition of your clothes Dont you think a scrubbing would do them good I know it would admitted Weary Watkins but the fact is times is so hard that I cant afford a valet Indianapolis Journal ¬ Strongmind And for what you incarcerated here my poor are man TheNPrisoncr I married a new woman asMrs Strongmind tonished Impossible You couldnt be put in jail for that ThePrisoner But I was I married a new womai and the old woman I already had put me in here for bigamy Household Mrs ¬ 213-y96-- TREES FULL stock of Fruit and Ornamental Grape Vines Small Fruits TREES IFIuS IjIj 1896 ¬ THREE POSTS to the 100 FEET Economy is not our sole object in placing posts for farm fence at the un¬ usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart Farmers say the closer the posts the better the fence That may apply tm 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 its merits for yourself Estimates cheerfully furnished You may put up the posts and we will build the fence or we will contract to do the I whole job If you are needing any fence see us We will save you moneyana snu Duiia you tne Dest ience maae Respectfully MILLER COLLINS I ENGLISH FRANKNESS Family Affairs Discussed in a Manner Matter-of-Fac- -t - -- ¬ ¬ 1 -- -- ¬ -- - -- -- - - g- -- ¬ to-da- v- -- -- T L Green County Clerk Mt Olivet Ey I want to buy for cash the following U S Revenues either canceled or uncanceled at ¬ the prices annexed when stamps are sent in good condition Each 1 cent Express red imperforate 5 cents Wm Becraek 5my tf 1 ceat Express red part perforate 5 cents 1 cent Playing Cards red imperf orate50 cents 1 csnt Playing cardsredpart perforate30 cents 1 cent Proprietary redp art perforatclO cents 1 cent Telegraph red imperforate 50 cents 2 cent Sank Check bluepart perforate 5 cents We are prepared to furnish at rea- ¬ 5 cents sonable prices locust posts by the car- ¬ 2 cent Certificate blue imperforate 2 cent Certificate ble full perforate10 cents Delivered at your nearest rail ¬ 2 cent Certiflcateorangef uli perforatelO cents load 2centExpreas blue imperforate Scents road station 10 cents 2 cent Express blue part perforate MILLER COLLINS 2 cent Playing cards bluelmperforate50 cents 10 cents 2 cent Playing cards orange 2 cent Proprietary blue lmperforate15 cents 2 cent Proprietarybluepart perforatelO cents 2 cent Proprietaryorangefull pefroteISents HJTfl ES GLEANED REPAIRED 4 3 cont Playing cardgreenlmperforateS2 3 cent playing cardgreenf ull perrte0cents 3 cent Telegraph green imperforatel0ents 4 cent Playing cardviolet perforate50 cents have employed a first clasa 4 cent Proprietary violetpart perfoatelO cents 10 cents experienced tailor to take charge 5 cent Express red imperforate 1Q cents 5 cent Playing card red perforate of our cleaning repairing and pressing 10 cents 5 cent Proprietary perforate Work done on shorr department 6 cont Proprietary orange perforateS5 failures with strangers is 10 cent Bill of Ladingblue linperfotclo cents notice Our prices are lower than to our country people who 10 cent Bill of Ladingbluepactiportc15 cents others and we will do your work right so cents 2 whatever might be their private opin ¬ 405 cent Bond imperforate cent Inland Exchangeimpenforate75 cents AND TAILORING CO PARIS FURKISHIN6 ion would be prevented by pride If not 50 cent Probate of Will imperf orate Si 25 70 cent Foreign exchangegreonirnate90 centr by loyalty from exposing relatives to SL Life Insurance imperforate H S STOUT Manager S1 T have four sisters 10 adverse criticism imperforate Si Manifest si 24mar tf SI 25 Mortgage full perforate said a newly arrived Englishman at a 51 00 Passage Ticket imperforate 1 50 1 dinner and although ihe mater has 1 30 Foreign exchaugeorange imate 3 0D I 90 400Exchange maroon tried her level best she has not suc ¬ 1 50 ForeignExchange impexforate 5 00 3 Inland CO ceeded in getting one of them off T 005 00 Probate of Will imperforate 30 0000 Probate Have you any brothers asked his 2030 Blue and of Will imperforate LoO1 Black neighbor BILL One he answered prompt- ¬ 1 60 Blue and Black 1 00 cents cent and Green proprietary ly but hes gone to the bad hes a reg¬ 5 cent Black and Green proprietary 15 conts u 6 Black ular sponge too and- Id advise you to 10 cent Black aud Green proprietary x 5 JPABISfc KY cent Black aid Green proprietary 3 o look out for him if he comes to thn 50 00 Black and Green proprietary 1 o00 country for he never pays up 15 00How 5 00 Black and Green proprietary All Kinds of Postings Distributing Etc Promptly Attended To 1 also wish to- buy old canceled postage can you speak that way of your own stamps aud stamped envelopes of any and all brother exclaimed the young lady denominatlons from 1840 to lS75foi which I quite horrified Why shouldnt I he will pay liberal prices Address T ij GREEN County Clerk answered quite mystified If it is Ml Olivet Ky FOR TOWN Chicago Tribune 2iorv The above named stamps- can be found on Deeds Mortgages Notes Receipts 42ixllMxofc lot in Williams ad-¬ Agreements Bank Check etc from 1861 Longevity nnd Disease I ialjility Racial 1S75 dition well located Will be 8ol3t also on Proprietary Medicines to The colored race is shorter lived than Matches etc at low price on four paymenta one Tne foregoing offer Is genuine in a very high Infantile good faith and will be carried oat tamade let- ¬ fourth cashv balance in three equal pay- ¬ the white and has the death rate it Is especially liable to ter in every instance when 1 receive the ments at six twelve and eighteen mentioned in good order care- TB tuberculosis and pneumonia and less stamps I haveOlivet Deposit Bank or any months Address L iii Reference Mt News Paris Ky liable than the white race to malaria official of Robertson county T Li Gkeen County Clerk yellow fever and eancer The Irish race Where an Englishwoman is absolute ly frank about her affairs an American is apt to be very reserved and there is something quite shocking to the sensibilities of the latter in the facetious way English people have of trotting their skeletons- out of their closets foi the edification of the public Family misfortunes and even disgrace are mentioned in a matter-of-faimpersonal manner that is incomprehensible to the more thin skinned Americans whe would rather die than be jitied or dis cussed by acquaintances On the whole the English way is probably the better It does not do to be hypersensitive in this world and a thick epidermis that is impervious to the pin pricks of pub lic comment and criticism is a blessing If an American society woman is poor she tries to conceal it or at least ta cast the mantle of conventional living over her makeshifts so that the public may not suspect how straitened are her resources whereas an Englishwoman of the world in like case would be quite frank about everything You know we are beastly poor she will tell you on first acquaintance a statement which she deems a sufficient explanation why her gowns and her household arrange ments are shabby and why she oug ht not to be held responsible for either I know we are paupers Ella said a British attache who had married for love on nothing but I do think we might have clean antimacassars This w as before a number of smart people who had been asked informally to jar take of a leg of mutton Why my dear boy she answered composedly how can I keep them clean when cook and nurse are obliged to do all the wash ing and you will use hair oil With an American couple in like position such a complaint and rejoinder would be impossible The way the members of an English family discuss each others failings and ¬ ¬ - ¬ Paris Ky - ¬ The Page Wire Fence In Bourbon ct Millersburg Ky May 4 98 Messrs Miller Collins Agents DoJ10fce deceived by allurias advertisements and tnink you can get the- Dest ffiade finest finish and - ¬ ¬ mere for anave sonpf Buy from reliablo manufacturers trained a reputation by honest and square that dealmjr There ia none in tho world that can equal In mechanical construction durability of working parts fineness of finish beauty in appearance or bna as many improvements as the NEW HOME MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE WRITE FOR CIRCULARS SaxFuanciscoCal AtlaktaGa FOR SALS BY The Hew Home Sewing MacMne Co CbaxgeMabs B03T0KHA63 28UkionSqttakeNT Chicago III St Louis Mo Dallas Texis COOK IJ S WINN BY Paris Ky REVffiUfi STAMPS WANTED Woven Wire Fence on my farm for about eighteen months and am well pleased with it It has proved to he all that is claimed for it It tarns all kindi of stock and is as tight as it was the day it was put up and has stood some severe tests A horse of one of my neighbor fell across the fence a few months ago and was not taken off for several hours but when taken off the fence went bQck to its place all right with the exception of a few staples During the storm of April 24th a good sized tree was blown across the fence and bent it down to the ground As soon as the tree was cast off the fence went up all right and wa as good as ever with the exception of one broken wire and a few Btaples out of place I am so well pleased with the fence that I am going to put up more of ifc Respectfully right away Gentlemen I have had the Page Paris Kentucky iV ife - I LOCUST POSTS fi 1 c 4 vr if V ii I i WE li 9 t - - W W DUDLEY - - FOSTERS a - - - truer - Ml SEE A - -- - ¬ ¬ has a rather low death rate among its young children but a very high one among1 adults due to a considerable ex- ¬ tent to the effects of tuberculosis and pneumonia The Germans appear to be particularly liable to disorders of tle digestive organs and to cancer The Jews have a low death rate and a mors than aver ago longevity they are le affected than other races by consump ¬ tion pneumonia and alcoholism but are especially liable to diabetes locomotor ataxia and certain other diseases f the lervous system iN Y Ledger Accounted For Guest This milk is a funny color tvaiter Vhe T M 0 eaiftBdbest kaadcome designs beantjui fln fall endlcM Tariety low iicca superior qnnlity and ifca United space but we waniyou to wrie for our catalogue we evecublisheL Ask for Gat M Waiter Yes sir plumber KYj Jourriah Weve to send for ViwtxoJ It contains abont anfti il M0jk Sflfr fmworkansfctv7Tr f a the1a1- - a V if - - - - - Sv V a- - kiiai i JftaiKAy iwmWW MMI AAUUHWV----- - -- W8H JV - Xsm V 1c e mit 4H5fj J THE BOURBON NEWS HREDAY FEBRUARY THE FARMING WORLD DAIRY COW RATION Some Valuable Hints Furnished by Prof W A Henry I 19 1897 That the Cleveland Akron Columbus Ry 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 Cleveland O mm BRACING FRUIT TREES An Explanation of the Tripod Method and correspondent of Breeders Gazette asks some one to formulate a ration for his dairy cow He savs For rough ness I have enough shredded to give one feed a day and alfalfa and sorghum hay for the other feed For grain old process oil meal at 20 per ton wheat bran at seven dollars and corn at 13 cents per bushel I prefer to feed corn with the husks on depend- ¬ ing on hogs to clean up the waste as I allow them to work over the manure before hauling lo the field I am mak ¬ ing butter at 20 cents per pound and want the most economical production To which Prof W A Henry rexiies as follows Our correspondent can present a most excellent bill of fare to his covs and with the feeds at the prices naijed can still make a good living in selling l utter at 20 cents per pound pro vided everything is well managed and he has good cows Do not think of us iig oil meal at the price named lor it is much the dearest food on the list ILc alfalfa hay furnishes a good deal of protein making the necessity for Wan not quite so great as if no alfalfa were fed on the other hand bran is cheap at seven dollars per ton The eastern farmer would consider it al- ¬ most a gift at such figures and when corn is 13 cents or less per bushel or less than live dollars per ton all comparisons are of little avail Gie the cows all they will eat of the roughage just as proposed then feed the equal of ten pounds of shell corn per thousand pounds of animal and give four pounds of wheat bran additional On this ra- ¬ tion you should get about a pound of butter per cow daily with part of the herd fresh in spring and fresh part in fall Be very careful to make the best vse of the skim milk for no small part of the real profit comes from this Aim to feed not over three jjounds of skim milk to one pound of corn to the pig lore milk than this means a waste of a most valuable by product With corn at 13 cents per bushel and pork at three cents per pound the skim milk should be worth 25 cents per 100 pounds In its effect on young pigs in building bone and muscle it is most val ¬ uable It is a necessity in the west v here bone and feeds are of the highest importance because corn is apt to be overfed A corn-fodd- er ¬ ¬ muscle-building- In the accompanying sketch which represents a newly planted tree ten feet in height there is shown one of the most effective braces that can be provided for a subject of this size it consists of three light oak or other stakes about five feet in length driven into the soil tripod like each two feet away from the tree and with the right slant to just meet the trunk with the end as at a in the engraving Here a piece of matting is wound around the Its Advantages FAMINES IN INDIA Records of Somo of the Most Destructive in Former Years With an overcrowded population oi 200000000 of peasants whose annual supply of food depends upon a rainfall subject to decided irregularities it is inevitable that India should suffer fron frequent and destructive famines Meteorological observations have disclosed do rule of periodicity in these failures of rainfall by which these seasons oi drought can be forecast with certainty They have on the other hand established the fact that the fall is nevei either deficient or excessive in anj single year throughout the whole ol Tndia There is thus always a reserve of food supply in some parts of its area T1C ¬ FL0KIDA BLIGHTED Cold Snap Oausas Havoo Among Specially Remember Imimt NISB jrzmm The papcrc arc of deaths frora fulP Crops and Orchards Thousands of Acres of Vegetation Turned from Healthy Green to Black and Yellow Loss May Amount to millions ¬ too V HOW TO STAKE A TREE - MAPS the several stakes which are then se- Let a lot of men get together and it is gBJjm uAuTrjurmjf Send 15cts in postage cured to the trunk and to one anotueI remarkable how soon they will go to talkto the undersigned and by means of tarred cord or by wire ing about goodthings to eat you will receive either Such a tree is held perfectly secure a splendidly mounted map of taeUnitedStatest Surely it is giving the subject the ra though during the present century at or a pack of best quality A LETTER TO WOMEN tional care which is its due in the crisis least no single famine in India has at Playing Cards of transplanting tained that magnitude it is estimated To make this lesson of the trees that in the score or more disasters of the li W WAKELEY Gen Pass Agt From Mrs James Corrigan St Louis Mo Burlington Route security the more impressive I show a kind which have occureds between their groves side sketch at b which indicates the and 20000000 lives have been For seventeen years I have suffered It is estimated that there were 200 bad predicament into which newly lost That which began in 1S75 and 000 acrea in vegetables south of Jack- - Periods were so very painful that I OUTlffi planted trees nor rarely get When J culminated in 1S77 was the most pro I sonville and the crop woiild soon have would have to go to the doctor every sav that 1 have seen unstaked fall longed and destructive resulting in tin been ready for the northern markets month HOMES IN planted trees literally blown from the death of 5500000 persons In lSG5 6 Ninety per cent of this crop is lost and He said that I had an enlargement of Coast Country Cheap and on reaground before spring this present a third of the population of 300000 the truckers are now contemplating a the womb and told my husband that I in the celebratedfruit vegetable and Held crop farm1 ¬ sonable terms Grcatproduction Direct markets Diversi sketch need not ue looked upon as starved to death in Orissa and in 1S6S heavy outlay and no hope of returns must undergo an fied cropa Travel via Friseo JLine lroin St JLouixand0For land literature map excur fanciful It represents in fact quite 1S70 about 1500000 died from want ir The vegetable acreage was much larger operation as I had bion rates full information write THE AMERICAN LAND COSWFANY a common state Isot only does the Kajputana The famine of 18G1 in the than usual because since the destruc tumors in the ST LOUIS MO S03 Soe 2djr injury come from a general loosening northwest provinces was a huge calam- tion of the orange groves in 1895 grow- ¬ womb and it up of the roots and their displacement ity and the Berar drouth of 1873 74 was ers generally had turned to vegetables was a case of but an opening is made around the only prevented from becoming so bj for revenue while engaged in rehabili- ¬ life or death trunk which will fill with water which lavish expenditure on the part of the tating their groves I was ope- ¬ may cause damage in one of two ways Indian government Prior to the white The loss will reach hundreds of thou rated upon fiist water that follows readily down conquest famines of immense dimen sands of dollars and if the orange twice but it the root hastens the softening process sions devastated the peninsula resulting shoots are killed will run in the mil- did not seem We will furnish duplicates of LIVE STOCK of the soil and further aids the loosen- - occasionally in an appalliirgdecimatioi lions The loss will fall heavily on the to do me any CUTS or any other Cut shown Sn any Spec- ¬ w ii FEEDING THE CALVES imen Book at or below quoted pricc3for same-iiijj ui Liie ruuis sttuiiu iu mie water of the feebler classes of the population country merchants and the country good it made next to the bark which in case These classes numbering approximate banks which have made advances to the me very weak stand A N KELLOGG NEWSPAPER CO A Cheap and Handy Device Designed for of a sudden freeze up is turned to ice always- so near starva- truckers The railroads also which re- I was troubled ly 40000000 are 9 Elm Street Cincinnati This Purpose may work serious harm to the bark tion that a season of drought reduces ceived fancy rates for carrying the veg- ¬ with the leu is claimed that young calves when It throughout them at once to extremities of hunger etables to market will suffer greatly corrhoea a GREAT WORD CONTEST fed on skim milk in the usual way The advantages of this tripod method In the old davs the devices for famine great deal To more thoroughly introduce our Pamons Mn a bucket or a trough gulp it down from of staking trees over the single stake relief in India were of the usual Asiatic REUNITED AFTER TWELVE YEARS J S ISujj J5xit for the extermination of Water Bugs and Roaches we will give away in prizes 52000 I also suffer ¬ too rapidry for best results A cheap plan are several first is held First Prize 8700 2nd S300 3rd 8200 ith5th and 6thr and handy device is made by using a more firmly in place the treepossible sort First the shops of the grain deal Wife and Family of an Armenian Finally ed with the SlOOeach The next Sr000caeh Thonxt20SS00eacli is Send us 23c and 5c extra for poige and e will send sick headache pieceof light wood board cut round so to be done with the than of but one ers were sacked and their owners muryou abox ot the Exterminator with full directions of Permitted to Iieavo Itirkey use Offices oi the word contest The New Tori afg Co Selienccladj 5Y 3SL as to fit loosely inside of a common pail stake secondly these stakes are not dered When that failed the G arabad Assadoorian arid his family vomiting native governments were besieged have been reunited after a separation spells back the driven into fresh earth but into that and when the royal granaries wrere empBIG FOUR ache juut outside of the hole that was ex- tied the gods were propitiated with sac of 12 years He left Ichmah Turkey time all the pain in my Sold Vcstihuled Trains from terrible left side chills CINCINNATI to NEW YORK BOScavated and filled in during the plant lifices ending with the slaughter of hu in 1884 to seek an education in this loss of appetite and could not sleep TON CHICAGO ST LOUIS country intending to remain three ing process LEDO DETROIT CLEVELAND man victims and the distribution oi years COLUMBUS SANDUSKY INDIAN- ¬ He was without means but suc- nights After taking several bottles of This method of staking is suited to their flesh over the barren fields But Com- ¬ APOLIS PEORIA and all points trees in almost any situation In the during the past 30 years these devices ceeded in reaching Ann Arbor Mich Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable your North East and West pound some Liver Pills and using street for instance by having two oi have given wav to remedial measures He entered the university and for the Sanative Wash recovered I the stakes enter the soil at the curb of a more practical and effective kind first year earned a living at carpenter S5SSS8 store for I can eat well and every one that Fee for increase 2 ltejected claims reopened and these spread a little farther apart Taught by long experience the govern- work and then opened a small me tells me I am a different per All laws free 31 yrs practiceO Success or no fee and Washington DC than the distance to the other stake ment of India has elaborated a system the sale of oriental goods At the end sees Sons Cincinnati JIcCormleL A of three years he determined to remain son l can do all my own woric sleep the tree may be brought within a foot of relief machine like in its operation feel well I am growing and a half of the curb and it should capable of being put inito effect at any in this country and went to Grand Bap well andevery day and am able to go ouiekrclief and cures vor t 2 ami lO ilay never be closer It is at once apparent time and of adjustment to the needs ids to engage in business He wrote strongerenjoy a rabe Send for book of testimonial SONS Atlanta Oa walk and not feel all treatment Free DrH H GKKEVS had left oiit and how easily the tripod may be made of any particular scarcity The old no for his wife and child whom he out when I return as I used to I to serve as a tree guard against horses tion that a government cannot be made behind but before they could start tired sixteen years and in and dogs by running wire held in place responsible for deaths from starvation the sultan Issued a firman forbidding¬ doctored for did not feel as well as all those years I I do Cured DR aaa Cured in lO to tiOIIn yn o Par till by staples horizontally from stake to any more than deaths from fever has his Armenian subjects leaving the coun- at the present time JL STEPHENS EBA50M01U0 I wish that every try The f aimily could not come to this stake around the tree The first wire disappeared Every rural official is ¬ woman that is troubled as I was would USE NO OTHER THAN YUCATAN nmy be a foot above the ground to ad made to feel his responsibility and is country and Assaddorian dared not re try that medicine Oh it is so good mit of the lawn mower passing under- minutelv instructed beforehand as to turn to his native land for fear of being to feel well and it is all owing to Mrs ANK E 1644 neath above this they might be three his particular duty in each stage oi detained Assadoorian endeavored in Pinkhams kind advice and medicine ¬ every way possible to obtain the conor four inches apart WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS PLEASE scarcity First a system of crop foreCALF FEEDING DEVICE sent of the Turkish government to re- ¬ Mrs James Corrigast 2Si Center Ststate that you navr the Advertisement lu tklr The plan here illustrated is best suit- casts g ives notice of the possible appaper family that they might join Jamaica Plain Mass Insert an tne center oi this noat a ed to trees ranging from six to twelve proach of famine When the possibility lease his spile A of size and shape of the cows feet in height In the case of trans- becomes from further reports probabili- him but the efforts were in vain until oo Cover this spile or teat with planting larger trees except in the ty the government begins active prep recently The case was brought before feat REASONS FOR USING tome suitable material a piece of old street the same plan may be modified arations to meet it Its forecasts may Secretary Olney and he made such a gum boot top will answer This mny by substituting the use of wire foi not prove correct but it acts at once vigorous protest that the sultan finally be tacked securely to the float The the stakes In that event the stays and energetically knowing that if it granted the petition The wife and L hole in the spile should be small so may be attached higher up in the tree waits to verify its estimates action will chtild reached Harpoot where thejr vrere several weeks before being al that the flow of milk through it when in than when stakes are used even among be too late to be effectual X Y Ob- detained fifat lowd to proceed They finally reached use shall correspond with the natural the branches say at two thirds the server France and thence sailed for this couniiow from the cows udder As the milk in height of the tree provision being oi A mysterious Animal try arriving in Sew York last week the pail is used the float follows down- ¬ course made for attaching the wires Because it is absolutely pure In describing his recent explorations and in Grand Bapids they met Assa ward enabling the calf to get all the both in the tree and at the ground In Because it is not made by the so called Dutch Process in milk in the pail To prevent the calf the tree two iron half bands fitted with nmoug the Solomon islands Lieut doorian asnd the reunion- was a happj which chemi als are used from throwing the float out of the pail L ends and short bolts should be made Somerville of the British navy tells one t Because beans of the finest quality are used two cleats are tacked on inside of same to tightry encircle the trunk at the of a rarely seen hairy animal inhab MARKETS iting the jungles in the interior of New which preserves unimpaired THE Because it is made by a method at B B These cleats are so arranged proper height To this completed band Georgia island The natives fear it as the exquisite natural flavor and odor of the beans that the float niay be readily removed the wire stays are attached extending an Cincinnati Feb IS ¬ evil spirit believing that it can in- L1VJ2 STOCK Cattlecommon Because it is the most economical costing less than one cent 50 3 ud by the operator G W Waters imQhio to the ground Here they are made 3 85 j 4 4J Select butchers flict sickness and death upon those who a cup Farmer fast to three stout stakes driven into 4 bi u b 50 CALVKS ivairto good liyht Be sure that you get the genuine article made by WALTER 2 75 fr 3 30 the ground at equal distance apart and see it Lieut Somerville was mable to HOGS Common n r CO Ltd Dorchester Mass Established 1780 BAKER jca i uihu aui JLidi jr Vjuns Mixed pickeis a 45 35 fra 33 t50 some feet aAvay from the tree Ordi obtain a glimpse of the animal but his Light shippers 4 The moderate exercise of cows has nary fence wire will answer very well companion Lieut Weigall on one oc ¬ SHEEP Choice 3 50 4 00 a favorable influence on the quantity 4 ou LAMBS 4 H5 casion saw a hairy animal at the edge FLOUR--- Good to choice for the purpose If the trees are quite F7 3 43 3 75 inter ramily milk Heavy and fatigu- large the wire may be doubled and quality of of the jungle but could not get near 2 red ft hJ f Gft S7J 3 No 3red ing exercise or worlc diminishes the one ma1- say that the stakes enough to form a clear idea of its ap- ¬ Some DIRECTIONS if you want to get the most good out of 3 Corn No z mixed quantity of milk but the effect on its wires and the work involve expense pearance It is thought that it may re ¬ IS OatsNa 2 oG y Kye No2 quality is not so clear or uniform This is true but the outlay is a mere semble an anthropoid ape but a na- ¬ I FOR Pearline Otherwise youll be putting On 10 75 ITAY Prime to choice This is the conclusion arrived at by trifle as compared to the cost and value tive who had seen a monkey on ship ¬ PRO VISIONS Me s Pork 5 in too much and wasting the Pearline Lard Prime steum fe 3 70 llcnkel in Germany after many ex ¬ of the tree Elias A Long in American board said it was not very like the 9 10 and calling it expensive Or you periments and an exhaustive study of Gardening animal of the jungle Great difficulty js BUiTER to hoice dairy -- i Prime olioicc creamery 2 25 2 01 of the subject It con ¬ the literature experienced in penetrating the jungle APPLES Per bbl won t put in enough and so you firms the judgment iof our best Ameri- ¬ on account of the wonderful density of POTATOES Per bbU YORK 105 fT- l ORCHARD AND GARDEN NEW wont get as much help from it as can dairymen The health of the cow the vegetation Youths Companion iy 4 4 50 FLOUR Winter patent Give young trees good protection and vou expected and youll have to and besl results in imlk and butter re bH i6 GKAN Wheat Nolnorthn No i red feiu An Unpleasant Place exercise outdoors dur good cultivation quire moderate do more work Directions on COR No 2 Sa India is a very uncomfortable coun ¬ OAT Mixed mixed When not mulched the winter is a ing winter instead of being kept con- ¬ 2ij2 every package for hot and cold S 50 g 9 0a Newmess stantly tied up in close barns as is good time to manure all kinds of small try This year is worse than common PORK Western 4 03 LARD Drought makes every road a river of water washing with and without fr wits the pisictice with inany dairymen s boili ne These simple easv directions dust other rivers ore dried up Grain P LOUR Winter CHICAGO Orange Judd Farmer In the winter when the ground ia 4 35 ft 4 80 ni tents Sl 8Jft is the best time to trans Is poor as well as scarce and garden GRAIN 2 Wheat No 2 red frozen hard 7J No Chicago spring have revolutionized the work of washinp- 7J8 products nre sapless If the traveler CORN No 2 637 plant large trees 22 Wlgjr Milk Should Be Aerated o 2lita 1C 15i Feed the trees and fruit plants with eats meat or fruit he is threatened with OATS No 2 Do not put milk into closely cowered 7 80 7 75 PORK Mess 6 3 80 ans immediately after milking as by an application of manure or wood ashes cholera if grain or vegetables he is LARD Steam reminded that the bubonic pest which i o doing it will be forced to retain any scattered evenly BALTIMORE is the fatal little sickness of Bombaj- - FLOUR Family 4 85 4 50 aSf fJjEff ASS The demand now is for quality foul odors it may have absorbed fy SS chiefly affects vegetarians Pish is for ¬ GRAIN Wheat No 2 2G aerating all animal and other odors rather than quantity in allkinds of farm 25 tf Corn Mixed bidden by taste as well as by prudence 21 23 Oits Mixed may be removed and this is the bet products especialty fruits LARD Refined toll oi iMilk must be rigorously eschewed I 16 85 Cse wood ashes in the orchard or ter way to treat milk which is to be PORK Mess ft 3 80 4 20 i Both and butter is not less baneful Bread CATTLE First qual ity set for cream in covered cans or to be coal ashes on heavy clay land 4 03 3 90 t and tea- are both poor in India and wa ¬ HOGis Western immediate shipment are too valuable to be allowed to go to put into cans for t INDIANAPOLIS ter is jrlwajs dangerous Cincinnati GRAIN SO i rr deliery but some milk comes from waste Wheat No 2 CURE COHSf t OU Corn No 2 mixed Lhe stable too rsmk to be worth giving There are fnw if any lands of fruit Enquirer t 18 Oats Na 2 mixed very much care It will be folly to more easily raised or more highly prized Kind of Htm HKki4 21 fc li I JWPPB III Wm wt H wm aasEr ALL LOUISVILLE fjt 10 preach the finer principles of good than the different varieties of raspChe Everybody says you married me FLOUR Winter patent m U lit 3 75 4 03 H Hil M OlV Uk1 f ii 1 Si GRAIN Wheat No 2 red V SO dairying to him who has never learned berries By planting in rows sufficient- only for my money 25 Dtjsaisxs i r 18 ft 18 Corn Mixed inn first lessons Many a farmer does ly far apart to cultivate they can be sa- But X didnt dear I know you carets f re e lie Oats Mixed 2i fADDUJiUTJiiii ii u AKan iistiii ii0 t 7 50 naj iiliai ail C5UJL3 OSJa PORK Mess nor fcuow good miJk from bad Rural grown with very little trouble St lookit dear but I J cnwimTTwnnBJri 6 25 VM y LARD Steam sn f0 ontrcal uu f orhcn York m 2 jf T mmm fm m m at o m orltl Louis Republic Journal ¬ ¬ trunk to protect it from the ends ol snowfall in the Himalayas are always followed by diminished summer rain fall generally in northern India but sometimes in other portions of the great peninsula Apart from these few facts gathered within the past quarter of century there is little data from whicl seasons of drought may be forecast though itds known thata drought once begun generally extends over two oi more years The approach of scarcity can be determined only in the year ir which it actually occurs and by a sys tern of observations beginning with the June rainfall and continuing until tht autumn has made certain and insuffi cient supply for the winter crops Of the extent of the suffering from drought and crop failure in the Asiatic world western peoples have but a famt conception In the great droughts ir northern China in 1S77 1S78 no less than and al 0500000 persons perished ¬ IE t 1 1 that winters marked by a heavj TkS ImmTn unnn f Tien 1T ¬ ¬ 0 From every section of the state of Florida save the extreme southern por tion come stories of blighted truck farms and grave fears for the orange groves which were just beginning to recover from the blasting effects of the blizzard that swept over the state in February 1895 In northern and west ern Florida nothing escaped the blight with of the wintey yeather that stiff wind from the northwest In the these sections but few oranges axe grown and nothing had been done to rehabilitate the groves killed in 1895 But there were immense areas devoted to truck and these areas look as if they had been swept by fire so black and yellow are the plants that but two days agio were green In the section south of Jacksonville where the blizzard raged most fiercely were located all the great orange groves which were a gold mine until the freeze of 1S95 ail of the strawberry farms which yielded rich returns many pineappleplantations and lemon groves and thousands of acres of Irish potatoes cabbage beans lettuce and other vegetables The orange trees were shools of one and two years growth full of sap and incapable of resisting cold like trees that have attained greater age and in which sap had given place to hardy fiber If the young shoots have been killed as now seems likely the blow will be a terrible one to the growers for hundreds of them have invested their all in the attempt to rehabilitate ¬ Journal 0 t e when a man dies 0- Fits stopped free and permanently cured but Heart Failure so called nine 0 0 No fits after first days use of Dr Klines t times out of ten is caused by Uric 0- -2 trial bottle 0Great Nerve Restorer Free treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa Acid in the blood which the Kidneys 0 0 0fail to remove and which corrodes 0 0 When a boy comes home from college and 9 the heart until it becomes unable to 0 0doesn t wear glasses it is a prettr good sign 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 bein quick out our way7 ex-¬ plained Rubberneck Bill Indianapolis 1 HHHIitihi yzv rfj t - Failure NIHriM j Of course the heart fails to act 0 0 0- 0- - - tnat ne lias considerable horse sense ington Democrat Wash- - a e perform its functions e When bilious or costive eat a Cascaret candy cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 25c Shc- - e 9 suppose I Avant your mother about all the time do you Judy -- dearest To you love nie for myself alone He Of course I do You dont a 0 - 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 0 physician or may be given to cover 0 00 up the real cause 0 0- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0- - Slipped and fell bad sprain mind St Jacobs Oil will cure it Do you like cabbage Well it but I smoke it sometimes Record 0- - Never Chicago F nMmLYvKy A0P I never eat needs ¬ ft rj of 0 0 9 A Medicine with 20 Years Success behind 000- - 0 Made worse by cold Neuralgia St Jacobs Oil to cure It cures e e 0 0 it ¬ Manj-- a boys first step towards the penitentiary was being irregular at school Washington Democrat 0 0 0 0 will remove the poisonous-- Uric Acid 0by putting the Kidneys in a healthy V 0 condition so that they will naturally 0 eliminate it - 0 0 0 0 Any ache from toothache to backache St Jacobs Oil will cure oso36O900COC0Coeee0000oo09 OR PLAYING CARDS A t ¬ j i ¬ ¬ -- IVF STOAK ¬ ¬ CSTCTTS j xttH ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ TO- ¬ ¬ ¬ PENSIONS V M ¬ IHSFD M ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ t tcoooooooooooooceo t Vfcw j ¬ Walt er j3aKer t Go ¬ reakfast Cocoa I ¬ - ¬ 1 i r-v - ¬ ¬ V GKA1K-Wheat-- -Na - -- 1 1 -- Ills suu QMtt4rtttttGeQQG4QyW Stick to the Directions Uqflf0 - 55 ¬ ¬ ISS ir ANDY CATHARTIC 4-- i - -- IPATIOHg -9 ¬ 1 ¬ didnt-r-Indhimxp-o- lis 3 -- -- IUJIMi 11 l A trrf muu r I - ISSSSS - vPirlrtrii fc - rf mmassmimgmammmm ae ratj f vgat cl -- - rTYs W WtkMbBMBKBKBGmKM t y ry j -- - PiWtf - fcmMilVWWWIBBlB 3--- - -- - - - vH - w -- x tr3 -- Si tr 2lS V g Ti 7 vfe vt- - PSRfV t Jp-- T- - bo- - tsi t - W 8 A Magnificent Road It is a revelation to most people to know that such railway equipment exists South of i the Ohio river as that of the Queen Crescent Houte Th e block system electric equipment such as track signals electric headlights and crossing gongs together with a perfectly lined rock ballasted roadbed all provide for the swift and safe movement of passenger The trains of the most luxurious pattern over Vestibule Limited leaves Chattanooga the Queen Crescent Route daily on sched- ¬ ules which each year are made a little shorter through scenery which is unsurpassed Solid trains to Cincinnati nine and one half hours Through Pullmans to Louisville 10 hours -- THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY FEBRUARY 19 1897 THE DOCTORS STORY An Experience That Followed a Call 1 Night at Battle J of W See advertisement in another column Bryans new book The First Send vour order to Oscar I fr 0 V fe - 1 - r V-- r Vy Four or five physicians were talking up town the other evening at the home of one and the conversation later turned to shop One of them had recently moved his office down town and there was some discussion as to the advisability of separating house and office Well said the separatist I cant O L Mitch ia see any difference so long as I am at Ui PassrAgt my office during office hours Chattanooga Tenn Let me tell you a story remarked Incomparable Thirty the oldest man in the party Cresceut fast years ago when I began practice I lived The service on the Queen Through Pullman drawing in Virginia and for a year or two I train North room sleepers Standard vestlbuled day slept in my office Then I married and coaches lavatories and smoking rooms Elegant Cafe parlor and observation cars my wife owned a nice house and I went Nine and one half hours to Cincinnati 10 to it to live It sat back from the street hours to Louisville from Chattanooga O L Mitchell about 50 feet and we decided that it Div Pastr Agt would be much nicer if we had my office Chattanooga Tenn out on the street in the far corner of the lot Only 50 feet away you will obIt Will Do You Good serve but still it was enough In order Are you constipated Dp you hare to see suoh callers as came during the Sick Headaches Is your Nervous night I had a night bell and a speaking system Liver or Kidneys out of order tube connecting the front door of the If so coreSyourself by using Wrights office with my bedroom You see I did Celery Tea It improves the complex- ¬ ion Price 25c sold by W T Brooks not want a patient to escape under any circumstances Druggist Well everything went nicely enough Piles Piles Piles for three years or so when one night a Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will ring came to my bell It was then about cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching 2 oclook in the morning and the ring Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch ¬ was a hot one I asked who it was and ing at once acts as a poultice gives instaut relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment the answer came from a friend of mine is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the to the effect that he was a mighty sick private parts and nothing else Every bo is guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by man and wanted to see me at once I mail for 50c and SI per box WILLIAMS told him to come around to the house MFC CO Props Cleveland O For sale by and I would meet him at the door and W T Brooks druggist take care of him Then I got up and putting on my dressing gown and slip pers I proceeded to the front door But there was no one there and no one in sight on the way between the gate and the house That was odd and I went back and W MILLER has received called through the tube to know what OSCARexclusive agency for this and was wrong I received no answer and adjoining counties for the sale of being quite unable to account for it I Bryans new book entitled The First k took my lamp it was a very dark and Battle It is written in Mr Bryans still nignt ana started to go ouc anu best style clear concise and logical investigate Just as I was about to step His inspiring language full of keen off the porch I lowered my lamp to satire and brilliant rhetoric will charm get a better light on the step and there interest and instruct not only those who at the foot of the porch lay a body I were his most devoted followers but also his most ardent opponents The turned it over at once and as the light books contains about 600 pages printed fell on the face I saw it was my friend from large clear type with 32 full page who had only a minute before spoken to illustrations a magnificent colored me He was quite dead And when an presentation plate and an autograph examination was madeit was discovered preface handsomely bound m cloth that he had died of heart disease and half morocco or full morocco at 175 so near to me that I could almost have 225 and 275 each Mail orders will touched him Possibly I could not have Address been of any service to him if had seen receive prompt attention I W Miller Hutchison Ky Oscar him when he first rang the bell but the possibility that I might so affected me that from that day to this I have had my office as near my bed as I could get Exchange it ¬ ¬ 24Jy-9G-- ly Miller Hutchison Ky bon county HODSE AND LOT agent for Bour tf ¬ TWIN BROTHERS 0 GREAT BARGAIN DAYS XIW AND BLACK ¬ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE T DESIRE to sell my house aud lot I with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal ance in twelve months For further particulars address or call on BENJ F SHARON 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky 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 Harmon Stitt 27nov tf CLOTHING OVERCOATS SUITS PANTS HATS AND CAPS UNDERWEAR SHIRTS BOOTS SHOES ETC -- Assignee t IV ASSIGNEES SALE The undersigned assignees of J J Peed will expose to sale to the highest and best Hdder on SATURDAY Land 289 A 13 P - OP T ¬ FEBRUARY 20 1897 The First Battle at eleven oclock a m sun time on the premises a valuable tract of land con- ¬ taining THE SUN The first of American Newspa- ¬ pers AS A DANA Editor The American Constitution the HE LOST A FORTUNE Or situated in Bourbon County Ky about three miles from Millersburg and five miles from Paris on the Maysville turnpike Lexington and fronting thereon 13540 poles and between the lands of Mrs Sue Barbee and J W Bedford This is one of the most fertile and de- ¬ sirable farms in Bourbon County and very desirable for investors The un ¬ dersigned has a plat and description of said lands by metes and bounds which he will take pleasure in showing in connection with said lands to any one who may desire to purchase the same Terms Credit of six 6 twelve 12 and twenty four 24 months with inter- ¬ est from date at six per cent with privilege to pay at any time and default in payment of any bond at maturity matures all subsequent pay- ¬ ments Purchaser must be prepared to execute bond on day of sale with ap- ¬ proved security All the creditors of J J PeecTare no- ¬ tified to file their claims withthe un ¬ dersigned at Millersburg on or before the 20th of February 1897 verified a8 required by law and are requested to attend the sale in person or byi an au- ¬ ear T v s X3KT- - 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 American Idea the American Spirit These first last and all the time forever 6 a year Daily by mail - Daily Sundayby mail 8 a year E i FN A- - his collar walked through the restau rant nodding to acquaintances here and there As he stopped at the cashiers desk a man who was seated at a table noticed him and leaning across to his Captain S said United States postal inspector and grand official catcher of green goods men Yes with interest from the man across the table Sure I have always regarded him is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in with a peculiar affection He came very the world 2 a year near making me a rich man once in Price 5c a copyllByJmail fact almost made a wealthy citizen of Address THE SUN New York me so well to do that I would never have had to work again How was that with a shade of incredulity This way About a year ago the captain superintended a grand haul of RAHLKOAD TIME CARD green goods men The firm which he raided was the largest perhaps in the L NRR country and had unlimited capital ARRIVAL OF TRAINS They had packages of good money to Cincinnati 1116 a m 530 p catch suckers with and this money From m 1015 p m amounting to over 150000 was capFrom Lexington 439 a m 740 a m tured and placed in a big satchel by the 339 p m 622 p m captain I called on him for details of From Richmond 435 a in 742 a m the story that afternoon He was alone 333 p m There were From Maysville 745 a m 330 p m in the office myself and three of usHe the captain the satchel DEPARTURE OF TRAINS opened the satchel and showed me To Cincinnati 445 a m 752 a m wealth beyond my wildest dreams I hated to leave the beautiful vision 347 p m To Lexington 752 a m 1127 a m And the narrator sighed deeply 540 p m 1021 p m Well said his friend I dont see To Richmond 1125 a in 537 p m how that was anything like making you 1025 p m a rich man To Maysville- - 50 a m 630 p m You dont Well let me tell you F B Uarr Agent this If the captain had turned his back for just six seconds I would have been Kentucky Midlanda rich man immediately But he never Arrive 830 a m 528 p m turned and I had to go away again as Leave 955 a m 550 p m Arrive Freight carries passengers poor as when I came And with another bitter heartrending 425 p m leaves 435 p m sigh he watched the inspector stroll out W H Cox F P Agent into the street Chicago News ¬ vis-a-v- is There Are Moments Wlien One Wants to Be Alone A middle sized man with a gray mustache and a red tie hitched up on BROTHE3RS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS GPATIKT A 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY thorized agent - J J o G ALLEN D PEED Assignees ASSIGNEES NOTICE f ALL The Sunday Sun MASTERS SALE ip OP J persons having claims against assigned estate of J G Smedley are requested to present them HOUSE at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or their at-¬ torney Harmon Stitt A SMEDLEY B D SMEDLEY 27nov tf naoo 434 L nmrnTOPv IMUUl L H Landman M D Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris m IN PITER mo iranm also dealer in X iSLZlCL Boukbon Circuit Court Main St Paris Ky TUESDAY MASOH 9TH 1897 returning every second Tuesday in each month Optician city regularly for over has been visiting this I ¬ - DoTouliks to Head God Soygls L Enough For all the Winter Evenings ALMOST FREE T0WH TOPICS M v V - 1j FIFTEEN cents in 208 5th Ave N Y stamps any one of tho following prize novels TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY SIX pages regular price FIFTY cts for FIFTY cents any FOUR for ONE DOLLAR any TEN for ONE DOLLAR AND A HALF the whole library of SIXTEEN volumes 6 THE SALE OF A SOUL By C M S Mc- 7 THE COUSIN OF THE KING By A S Van Westnvii 8 SIX MONTHS IN HADES By Clarice I VS TllE SKIRTS OF CHANCE By Captain Airreci nioirvpson y diaries Stokes Wayne U AN ECLIPSE OF VIRTUE By Chamuiou Bissell 12 AN UNSPEAKABLE SIREN By John Gilliat 13 THAT DilEADFCL WOjIAN By Harold i Vynne 11 A DEAL IN DENVER By Gilmer XcHen WKyfe SAYS GLADYS 15 By David Cbristio Miirrav 16 A VERY REMARKABLE GIRL By L H Bickforrt 17 A MARRIAGE FOR HATE By Harold R Vynne 18 OUT OF THE SULPHUR By T De Leon XV Hjsell Liiiu v lupiu mam rsyvmaintr Anita 20THE HUNT FOR HAPPINES Vivauti Chnrtres iiv Harold Sl HElt STRANGE EXPERIMEN1 li vynne tj xa wanr j3y- - Indicate by the numbers the novtte sWsrffi rPAS The Plausible Lio We resent calumny hypocrisy and treachery becanse they harm ns not be- ¬ cause they are untrue Take the detraction and tho mischief from the untruth and we are little offended by it Turn it into praise and we may be pleased with it And yet it is not calumny and treachery that do the largest sum of mischief in the world They are contin- ¬ ually crushed and are felt only in being conquered But it is the glistening and softly spoken lie the amiable fallacy the patriotic lie of the historian the provident lio of the politician the zeal- ¬ ous lie of the partisan the merciful lie of the friend and the careless lie of each man to himself that cast that black mystery over humanity through which we thank any man who pierces as we would thank one who dug a well in a desert Happy that the thirst for truth remains with us even when we have ¬ -- willfully left the fountains of it Buskin John The Measure of the Man When a man say i is satisfied with his lot you may be ure of one of two things either he if ciy enterprising and cunning speciu of humanity or he is a liar Up to e K s Bku justed glasses to the persons having claims against Glass Etc eyes of the best people Economy Building Loan ALL assigned estate of A C Ball Association of Paris Ky Plaintiff of Paris and Bourbon are requested to present them at once Estimates promptly furnished for County and has proven himself com- ¬ vs properly proven as required by law to glass paints painting and decorating petent thorough reliable and honest Lutie Mappin etc Defendants the undersigned or his attorney Har ¬ You can get Landmans glasses from mon Stitt ¬ By virtue of a judgment of the BourClark Clays drug store between his PERRY JEFFERSON visits and when he makes his regular bon Circuit Court rendered in the above Assignee 27nov tf 50 YEARS visit he will examine your eyes thorough- ¬ styled cause at its November Term EXPERIENCE ly and make any change necessary to 1890 1 will sell publicly at the Court- ¬ give satisfaction Examination free house door in Paris Kentucky about References Drs W the hour of twelve oclock noon on J Fithian Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C D Cram of Paris SATURDAY FERRUARY 20 1807 persons having claims against the following described real estate ALL assigned estate of M H Cur- ¬ TRADE MARKS to wit DESICNS rent are requested to present them at COPYRIGHTS c once properly proven as required by Anyone sending a sketch and description may That certain tract of land situated in law to the undersigned or hisattorney quickly ascertain free whether an invention is Bourbon County Kentucky on Flat Harmon Stitt probably patentable Communications strictly confidential Oldest agency for securing patents Run Creek and Mt Gilead and Steeles C CURRENT H in America We have a Washington office ¬ Ford Turnpike aud described and bound Assignee Patents taken through Munn Co receive 27nov tf special notice in the Beginning at 1 ed as follows to wit on plat of division of the late George L SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN ONLY Redmons land of record in the Clerks beautifully illustrated largest circulation of any scientific journal weekly terms 300 a year office of the County Court of Bourbon L50six months Specimen copies and Hand County Kentucky and running S 75 E Boos ON Patents sent free Address COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE CO 28 poles to 2 then N If W 82 16100 MUNN CO Cincinnati O poles to 14 then N 55 66100 minutes W 361 Broadway New York persons having cla ms against 88 44 100 poles to 15 then S 28 62100 assigned estate of I R Best poles to 9 then N 55 W 58 8100 poles to once 10 then S 35 W 50 3 5 poles to 16 then are requested to present them at to S 501 E 165 3 5 poles to 17 then N 394 E properly proven as required by law 15 76 100 poles to the beginning contains the undersigned HARMON STITT 79 acres 2 roods and 34 poles and is lot Assignee ROUTE 27nov tf No 3 of said division and is the same BEST LINE TO AND FROM land on which defendants reside on which are dwelling house barn and Said land is other improvements situate about 44 miles North of the City All Points in Michigan of Paris persons having claims against Said sale is made to satisfy a judg ¬ assigned estate of Joshua White City Special ment in favor of the plaintiff herein for will please prove the same ac- ¬ Best Terminal Station its debt and interest amounting on the Barton leave them day of sale to 417369 and the costs of cording to law and this suit 10800 making the total sum with the undersigned or at the office of WILBUR R SMITH PRESIDENT to be raised on the day of sale the sum Harmon Stitt Paris Ky LEXINGTON KY Avoiding The Tunnel Those knowing themselves indebted to RpftiTATlP10000 successful graduates In of428169 eluding 100 In Banks the estate will please settle promptly Award of Medal and Diploma at Worlds upon a credit and avoid suit Said sale will be made Exposition for Book keeping etc A Thorough Influential and Honored of six and twelve months for equal J M VIMONT Wagner Sleeping Cars College Hundreds of students In attendance Barton Assignee Joshua parts of the purchase money for which tho past year from 20 states Business Course consists of Book keeplnc Millersburg Ky 15nov tf the purchaser will be required to exe- ¬ Business Arithmetic Penmanship Conimerekil Law Merchandising cute bonds payable to the undersigned Banking Joint Stock Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Manufacturing Lectures Business Practice with good surety Master Commissioner Correspondence Cars Private Compartment Cars Mercantile Full EuhJucds etc Cost of to be approved by said Commissioner Course including Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars - Tuition Stationery and Board in a nice family and bearing interest from date until about 890 Shorthand TypsTrritinsand Telegraphy paid at the rate of six per cent per an ¬ are specialties have special teachers and effect of a num having the force and rooms and can be taken alone or with the Busi ness Course persons having claims against Be sure your tickets read via judgment BIG SDecial department for ladies of J J Peed assigned estate Situations The demand for our graduates in FOUR Witness mv 4iand this 5th day of different departments of this College hzs er requested to present them at once are ceeded its supply February 1897 o Mccormick verified as required by law to the under ¬ e nlifi1101 f ths location of Prof Si3itia Passenger Traffic Mgr signed or their attorneys J Q Ward EMMETT M DICKSON Paints Oil Tarnishes ASSIGNEES NOTICE Brushes Artists Ma ¬ terials Window Landman in five vears and has ad ASSIGNEES NOTICE ilSBJlS - Cincinnati m Weekly ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL Commercial Tribune 50c A Year Jn- - BIG FOUR CHICAGO X if NOTICE TOLEDO DETROIT ALL ST LOUIS BOSTON NEW YORK JSSiEFSJBIIE ¬ ALL t - i Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit Court - or Harmon Stitt - -- - - y McMillan TALB9TT3Lttorneys V i se s t D PEED 3mo 20nov V J J Gr ALLEN D B MARTIN O Assinee3 v Gen Pass Cincinnati- - Tkt Agt 11 churches many railroads and banks Acer no vacation Enter now Omrtnfccnvpf lul For circulars eddress its President rmteA iDle by its na3 mf- - W8LBUR Ra SMITH Lexfegt My 11 - J- -

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