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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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L - i i v- - f yi - - Nv Vv nea WHF7S V - wsa3i v- - - - - V - - 3H it- - V T 4k THE BOURB PRINTED EVERY N ym N EWS Established 35 CHUMP MILLER Editors and Owners TUE3A AND FRIDAY feb i 1881 SEVENTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY FEBRUARY 23 1897 SCINTILLATIONS An Interesting Jumble Of News And NO 16 Abont Turnpikes WSmm v- - Hbbbkv B THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR PRICE Opposite Frank Co was sandbagged at Lexington at two oclock Friday morning Father Thos Major will lecture to- ¬ morrow night in Frankfort on the sub- ¬ ject From Army to the Altar The Tnter collegiate Oratorical content will be held at Lexington April 2 Next year it will be held in Louisville Forty nine Lexingtonians haye been summoned before the U S grand jury at Louisville to tell whac they know about election frauds in their home city The Reverend Hopkins has lost none of the little time left him for the distri ¬ bution of office in his district He be gins by indorsing Charles Duty for post- ¬ master at Mt Sterling Ernest Esby a bell boy at Hotel Lan- ¬ caster G eorgetown nineteen years of age disappointed in love jumped in Elkhornvcreek and drowned himself Sunday morning Middlsborough was treated to a novelty Sunday in the form of a cloudburst The town was almost submerged and much damage was done to property Both ends of Cumberland Gap tunnel caved in and railway traffic was sus¬ Comment Dave Reagan a C S Vrekeman thtTefSersontown Turnpike Company Sattirrlaf made demand upon Mayor Toaaof Louisville for 1038333 This amount is claimed for the turnpike property within the city limits amount- ¬ ing tover 4000 feet The committee appoMedby the General Council to apprage the property jlaced the value ColJBennett H Young attorney for BROWER SCOTT FRAZEE Carpets Furniture Wall Papers Draperies Ji Special Rug and Curtain Sale at fcWamount i The Mayor Tef erred theQllipand to City Attorne Stone Av Commencing Monday February ijth ARE YOU INTERESTED OUT PRICE SALE ty waSffined Wrnpike comnanv in Lincoln coun S0 for failins to repair its If so it will pay you to see the splendid values included in this road Smyrna Rugs Mat ro Carpet Sizes from 30c to 632 00 Japanese Rugs Mat to Carpet Sizes from 60c to 15 Ofr Circuit Court convened at Versailles Made Rugs from Mat to Carpet Size3 from 50c to 35 00 yesterday with a large attendance JudgJantrill in his vigorous charge to DAMASK CURTAINS 3J YARDS REDUCED FROM 450 TO 63 PER PAIR the grand jury was very severe on turn ¬ pike rifcders He said The scenes that TINSELED CREPES REDUCED FROM 20c to 124c havebeen enacted in this county are a CRETONNES 36 INCHES WIDE AT 1 disgrace not only to this community but CRftPE CHINA AND JAPANESE SILK REDUCED FROM 75c AND to thelState and to civilization It mat 61 TO 50c tersnot what the feeling of the com- ¬ WE INVITE INSPECTION MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES munity is on the subject nor the sym -- pathjjjpf the jurors every effort should be made to bring them to the bar of justice wnere tney ougnt to oe given then5l sentence prescribed bv law t w Brower Scott Corner Main and Broadway Frazee Le ington Ey Ciomiefs Hals -- Hweai TAILORING U 6 SlESTID MERCHANT IHHiraKlUV PW - Anfettempt was made Sunday night pended to bofP the toll house on the Leesburg and Jewtown turnpike near the Scott couiwy line Mr Jones the keeper GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS wasawakened by fire falling on his bed Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In He succeeded iu putting out the fire The Foyer It was found that coal oil had been TWENTIETH CENTURY VAUDEVDLLES poured over the house Mr Jones has a Very attractive paper is heralding largMfamily and they were all asleep the forthcoming appearance of the A zilgr6 by the name of Will Wright Twentieth Century Vaudevilles at the has been arrested on suspicion Paris Grand next Tuesday night March 2 and great interest is being Special Kate To Washington Over 2L N manifested in the performance by local Ermbidential inauguration Wash- Thirty talented per- ingtom theatre goers N will sell March 4 L formers will appear in musical dra- ¬ round trip tickets via Winchester or matic athletic specialties monologues Cincinnati at 1455 Tickets on sale songs dances and other pleasing spe- ¬ Mrfrch 1 2 and 3 Continuous passage The t Twentieth Century eachclireetion finallimit March 8th cialties F B Carr Agent Vaudevilles deserve a packed house and r The we predict that they will getit performance will be a laughing car- - lilMH I 111 til IIIIHI II II Mil II II II II I IIIIHIII jjmvai j iuLuiiig uuiiauguo Shoes Now ¬ ¬ v -k 1 pR D The Best The Whitest Purest and - Or L Yi AR v - FLOU Ask Your Grocer For It i l v PARIS MILLING CO Take No Other 1 1 1 1 EVERY SACK GUARAHTEED i i1Ui r - WLilJKVdWSSIHiHKBHHBgWHikaVTTJQil v - Tajh- - - r Sjsiv - ffRmP9RiHHHMHBHii0 y- mibriesEiGalf shoes 1385 rsi Rentf rows Jolly Pathfinders began a LadieB finest Kid Welts lace and weeksehgagemerit at the opera house buttoncut from 350 and 4 to 285 Till March 1st presenting Below Zeroy a hilarious -- - ana8jto -- v cut frbin V 5 tr- - i S k -- MlMMIMBIjy fi 3 jt A- - farce comedy Despite the very disa- ¬ greeable weather a large crowd was present and the specialties received hearty encores The company is a good organization containing repertoire capable people and will play to good The orchestra business this week furnishes excellent music Australia will be played to night S Their excellent brass band will parade at noon every day this week The fol- ¬ r lowing repertoire will be given this Wed- ¬ To night week Australia Devils Gold Mine nesday night Will buy one of our finest 2800 business suits Friday night A Pair of Owls Satur- ¬ A St Valentines Day day night fr pleasing bill will be given at the Satur- ¬ day matined and a 250 gold piece will offers are GOOD FOR SIX Will get our finest 3000 suit The be given to child forming the larg- ¬ DAYS We are doing a good business which is evidence that we are est number the words from the letters of treating the people right contained in the word Pathfinder EION CLAY Paris FnrnisMog and Tailoring Co H STOUT Manager Money Saved IS 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 3300 2500 - 4i Granny m Metcalfe Ma Al MF I m Pants made to order for I am 87 yean old M1l k 1 and hayo uied about all of the T J 9 Ml 3 AND 4 UP - We have a lot of ends for hoys pants cheap for cash Dont forget we have moved to store room between C B Mitchells and Adams Express office N Laundry Work sent one day and re- ¬ We are agents for M turned next Clay Clement has been ill with pneu- ¬ monia for a fortnight and his under ¬ study Jeffrey Williams has been play- ¬ ing the leading roles in The Bells and Mr Williams the New Dominion bears a srtiking resemblance in form and featureto Mr Clement uocu auji icuicuj ciuai iu i uali c-s p n I rmi vAlv auu ibKiico uuiujk a rt uciuiftucub WA v e Keep A uei in rnppe as veil as otner coucni it in m w d oar house all the time and would not be without it m Mrs IT A Mmtcaltk 720 South 4th St Kt W m j tuMk a ufticUawm uciu LrHt iinAUAjcnunii Pdnch DR BELLS H S STOUT Manager RESTORED MANHOO DR SI MOTTS KEBTEBISE Eugenia Blair Mrs Robt Downing is winning success as an emotional star in East Lynne that popular tear Pine --Tar Honey J starter Gibsons Winter Circus will exhibit in Cynthiana to morrow and Thursday Lillian Russell is trying to buy Lillie Langtrys elegant private car Modjeska is now out of danger no operation will be necessary li ¬ mjmi kf teEBwmsmm SmKmSfm HuLdHRK The ereat remedy for nervous prostration and all nervous diseases of fy the generative organs of either sex such as Nervous Prostration Fail- lnporjbostiijanuooairapoiencyiMgnuy amissions routniul ifirrors TmibmermXrfmsxsiv Bumntion and Insanity With every tS5 order we cive a written imar BEFORE AND AFTER DSING antee to cure or refund the money Sold at SlOO per box 6 boxes PILLS is sold by all druggists or sent upon receipt C of price 25c 50c and f 1 per bottle by Cw P 1Hn ThoTT Qrlnln VTolln P - ior SOVM jia For Sale By W T Brooks Druggist juLUixa unszixixuajLtW Jievelanuunlo 4frp- One of the Large s - Lines in THE ft -- Hi W jf TH aft- as some other who take cold easily and are not so well known are subject to the croup no remedy is so pianos because they have not been For this same helpful as Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey extensively advertised It should be in every house ready for an reason they are reaches the principal cities of the South with a service of superbly appointed emergency through trains Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars through to Harriman Chatta- ¬ 4 Birmingham- - Tuscaloosa Meridian New Orleans Atlanta Macon nooga Attalla It Will Do You Good and Jacksonville Through Sleeping Cars to Knoxville Hot Springs They are most suitable for the homes from Chattanoogo to Jackson Vicksburg Monroe and Asheville and Are you constipated Do you have of the people We carry a complete Is your Nervous stock of uprights and they are well Sick Headaches XV Through Tourist Sleepers to Ios Angeles and jfe Inn and Shreveport system Liver or Kidneys out of order Catalogues of San Francisco Choice of Routes to Texas Mexico and California If so cureyourself by using Wrights worthy of inspection Shreveport via New Orleans or via Celery Tea It improves the complex- ¬ Smith Barnes Pianos sent on request Blue Grass Cities to Cincinnati Short Line from the ion Price 2oc sold by W T Brooks We are sole representatives for the Druggist Free Parlor accommodation to patrons with every Steinway Pianos Cincinnati Cafe Parlor and Observa- ¬ Cars Lexington to tion Cars between Cincinnati Lexington Bnd See advertisement in another column if ill LljJLi JL Chattanooga of W J Bryans new book The First Send your order to Oscar 21 and 123 West Fourth Street Battle W C Binearson ChasWZeH Queen Ce5cent and Smith Barnes Pianos Not High Priced 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 m For children ytf -- v35 - Ernest Urchs l 3L Co T Hinton CV - Vto Pojsst Agtt Cincinnati - 0 OPA Cincinnati 0 M Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour ¬ bon county tfj i CINCINNATI O r v v - rl T V - I 1 Mi -- - - - K 11 v -- - 4 - v-J-sv - - -- - - - w - V- - - 5- - k - T -- - jf M 4 V 4 Xr-- Y w if v THE BCHIRBON NEWS MSDAY FEBRUARY 23 1897 JAMES A GARY f Baltimore Slated for a Cabinet Por ¬ v tion Probably Postmaster GeneraL Canton 0 Feb 20 James A Gary f Baltimore who came to Canton Fri ¬ day by the invitation of President elect McKinley left at 2 oclock Fri ¬ day afternoon A few moments before kis departure for the east he author- ¬ ized the United Associated Presses to make this announcement Gov McKinley has tendered me a portfolio in his cabinet While it was not definitely settled which one lam assured it will be the one which I can accept The understanding is that Mr Gary will be postmaster general As he is not a lawyer he can not be attorney general which is the only other port¬ folio unprovided for ¬ - IN CONGEESS Several Appropriation Bills Are Pend- ¬ r- - W- JAMES A GARY e to the American says Mr James A Gary of Baltimore has been selected for postmaster general in the cabinet of the next administration This information though not publicly announced is authoritative Canton O Feb 20 James A Gary of Baltimore who will in all probabil ity be the next postmaster general ar- rived here at half past ten Friday and was driven to Maj McKinleys house They entered at once into consulta- Canton O ¬ -- Baltimore Feb 20 A special from tion Canton O Feb 20 It can be stated on the highest authority that J J Mc Cook of New York has not been offered the position of attorney general That place is still open as is the posi¬ ¬ JiJngon It is tion of postmaster general It is likely however that Mr McCook whose title is captain not colonel will be offered within a week the port- ¬ folio of the department of justice and hat James A Gary of Baltimore may be chosen for the post office department Maj McKinley was a great deal better Friday morning and went out for a drive at 9 oclock The weath er is superb New York Feb 20 Col John J McCook said Friday that all the news he has of his alleged selection for the attorney generalship is contained in the press dispatches from Canton He asserted that he had received no inti- direct or indirect that Maj IcKihTey Intends making him a mem ber of his cabinet ¬ ¬ Eunpe Defied Athens Feb 20 A dispatch from- Bombard the Position of the Cretan rrsurgents Near Canea ing in the Senate Canea states that three of the great powers are in favor of a union between V tho Christians Abandoned Fort Vonkolla The General Deficiency and the Naval Crete and Greece It is reported that King George will and Blew It Up With Dynamite The 5illB Are Still In the House No Hope Action of tho Foreign Warships appeal to the Hellenic race for a new of Action on the Bankruptcy Causes Indignation at Canea Bill During This Session loan to meet the expenses of the mili itary and naval preparations A Brit London Feb 22 A dispatch from Washington Feb six more ish ironclad has prevented the steamer Athens to the Central News says that working days remain to the 54th con- Junon from embarking provisions in- ¬ gress and the condition of the appro tended for the use of the Greek troops the fleets of the powers Sunday bom- ¬ priation bills will compel the senate in Crete The military preparations barded the insurgent positions in the to make up for the time lost on the part of Greece continue Two vicinity of Canea No details of the attempt to ratify the arbi ¬ more classes of the reserves have been bombardment are given in a futile Canea Feb 22 It has been learn ¬ tration treaty which know appears to called out The king openly favors re ¬ have been shelved The pending sun ¬ sistance to the demands of the powers ed that the ultimatum of the admirals Canea Feb 20 Moslems have to Col Vassos was against his attack- ¬ dry civil and the naval bills will probably cause some debate The abandoned Voucoulis and have retreat ¬ ing Canea It apparently did not for¬ president has so far approved the legis- ¬ ed to Alikianos where they are sur- bid him from marching into the interFighting is now going on ior of one island where Col Vassos lative the consular and diplo- ¬ rounded proposes to occupy several stragetic matic the military academy and there A crowd of Moslems marched Friday points One report states that the the pension bills The army bill is in conference and agricultural bill was to the military headquarters here and ultimatum declared that if the Greek agreed to in conference Saturday The demand that they be furnished with troops or insurgents approach any Indian is now in the senate and will arms in order to relieve their com- ¬ nearer to Canea than the were the probablymot be passed before Monday rades Martini rifles and ammunition fleets will shell them but if they were night the District of Columbia bill is were given to them and they marched quiet they would be permitted to land Later fighting oc- food on the calendar and will be called up out of the city as soon as the Indian appropriation curred in the hills near the city with bill is out of the way This bill may no decisive results on either side Constantinople Feb 20 The reJj o lead to a protracted debate owing to a fight between electric light companies port that Lord Salisbury the British The appropriations committee of the prime minister had sent a circular senate is still considering the note to the powers favoring the grant ij post office the sundry civil and the ing of autonomy to Crete with a prince fortifications bill all of which will be of Greece to administer the affairs oa Mt r 1 reported in two or three days Of the the island is confirmed Paris Feb 20 The Temps says remaining appropriation measures the naval bill and the general deficiency that the powers are resolved to speak bill are still in the house The bank ¬ firmly to the government at Athens ruptcy bill still maintains its way as solely from fidelity to the tradition the unfinished business but will only that France and Great Britain wish to afford an opportunity for a few exhaust all means of conciliation be- ¬ speeches that the time will permit fore consenting to the other measures There is no hope of action Mr Sher- ¬ so urgently demanded by the courts man has said that he will not again allied to the Greek dynasty call up the arbitration treaty and no St Petersburg Feb 20 Russia it ¬ more time will be taken up in consid- is said is prepared to bring about the QUEEN OLGA OF GREECE eration of that convention at this ses- forcible expulsion of the Greek tor sion The house will occupy the re- ¬ pedo flotilla from Cretan waters the Col Vassos replied that he did not mainder of its time in a clearing disarmament of the Greek troops in of necessary business Three hours Crete and a blockage of the Greek intend to attack Canea or the flags of debate on the Pacific railroads para- ¬ coasts if the Hellenic government per- the powers He would remain on the graph of the general deficiency appro sists in its imprudent attitude If defensive unless he was attacked tion bill will take place on Monday in Greece goes to war with Turkey she Notwithstanding this assurance fight committee of the whole and then will be left to fight her battles alone ing took place Sunday on the hills to the east of the town The combatants probably another day will be spent in who were Cretan Christians and Musgoing over the measure in open house sulmans only were in plain view from The passage of bills under suspension the ships in the harbor The reply of of the rules comes in order during the the Mussulmans to the Christians fire closing day of the session but the was very feeble and it could easily house leaders seem determined to shut be seen that they could be compelled down on all measures asking further to abandon their positions if the Chris appropriations of money tians pressed them Their gun pracSympathy With Greece tice was so very poor that it excited Washington Feb 22 Senator Cam- ¬ ridicule on board the ships eron presented a resolution in the sen- ¬ The main position of the Christians ate Saturday expressing sympathy was in a hamlet on the ridge of the with Greece The resolution was hills where they had hoisted the flag Loan All - KING OF GREECE Appeals to the Hellenic Race for a New THE POWERS nO RTTC ¬ 22-t-On- ly ¬ ¬ bushels Salzers Silver Mine Oats and John Breider Mishicott Wis 173 bushels Silver King Barfey per acre Dont you believe it Write fhem Fodder plants as rape teosinte vetch spurry clovers grasses etc in endless varieties potatoes at 150 a bar ¬ rel Salzers seeds are bred to big yields Americas greatest seed cata logue and 12 farm seed samples are sent you by John ASalzer Seed CoLa Crosse Wis upon receipt of 10 cents and this notice worth 10 to get a start k 209 ¬ M M Luther rTC it rrrc ni-DTxtr- I East Troy Pa grew Florida Cuba a Jamaica A handsome book 64 pages beautifully il ¬ lustrated descriptive of the land beyond the frost line will be sent upon receipt of four cents in stamps by L A Bell Western Passenger Agent Plant System 312 Mar-¬ quette Building Chicago His The Plant System of Railways and Steamship Lines reach the finest winter resorts in the world If I should die you would never get another wife who would look af teryou as I have done lNo not if I could help it Chicago Record m m 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 Specially Remember Jcst Right for Him What did you think of our new patrol wagon asked the roundsman of his friend who loafs for a living Great I was carried away with 1 it ¬ ¬ - -- ¬ Catarrh Cannot Be Cured with Local Applications as they cannot reach the seat of the disease Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces Hairs Catarrh Cure is not a quack The man who has a strong will is often medicine It was prescribed by one pi the strong in nothing else Rams Horn best physicians in this country for years iimm and is a regular prescription It is comsoreness stiffness A severe cold means posed of the best tonics known combined Use St Jacobs Oil means a prompt cure with the best blood purifiers acting directly on the mucous surfaces The perfect It is a rare man comumauon or tne uvo ingredients is wnat bills and kicks in hiswho gets anything but- letters these days produces such wonderful results in curing Catarrh Send for testimonials free When bilious or costive eat a Cascaret F J CHENEY CO Props Toledo O candy cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 25c Sold by all druggists price 75c Halls Family Pills are the best A man encourages notoriety in every ¬ thing except his love affairs There was a young maiden named Grace Once the prettiest girl in the place But shes changed a great deal Its never too cold to cure neuralgia with Since she took to the wheel St Jacobs Oil Sure cure For she now has a bicycle face Up to Date Whenever a boy says he is not hungry it is a sign he is polite ¬ A promising mine will as surely ruin a man in time as a promising horse Atchison Globe JFits stopped free and permanently cured No fits after first days use of Dr Klines - ¬ ¬ HPKMBr ¬ 1 ¬ On February 15th and 16th March 1st 2d 15th and 16th April 5th 6th 19th and 20th May 3rd 4th 17th and 18th 1897 Home seekers excursion tickets will be sold by the Cleveland Akron Columbus By to near ly every point in the West North and Northwest South and Southwest at rates of about one fare for the round trip Parties contemplating a trip will do well to see or write to any C A C By agent for rates of fare limits of tickets and full information or to the undersigned C F Daly General Passenger Agent Cleveland 0 ¬ ¬ Homeseekers Excursion Tickets Your blood now with a course of Hoods Sarsa parilla and be strong and vigorous when the change to warmer weather comes m o ¬ ¬ Hits curus ter me said Uncle Eben ter hyuh how folks will buse er gossip he hin her back an ter see how glad deyacks wn she comes roun ter tell de news Washington Star Dont Give Way to Despair Although you have suffered for a long time from malaria dyspepsia kidney trouble nervousness or biliousness Know that Hos tetters Stomach Bitters has cured worse cases than yours and is potent to help you as it has helped hosts of others But always remember that trite saying Delays Mole hills grow to be are dangerous mountains in consequence of disregarding it Check disease at the outset with this incomparable defensive medicine ¬ Purify Hoods Sarsapariila fjohn Breider Mishicott Wis astonished the world with a yield of 173 bu of Salzers Silver KingBarleym peracre Dont you believe T j vTa ml Tt JU U1UC4 rj mi 1v Xii JOJH1 iruKux In 13Qrf lib JUSbHlllOilUU I 150000 new customers wo send on trial jbuit xocl 110 DOiiXiAJsar Il2 pkgs of new and rare farm seeds includinga labove Barley Teosinte uianc spurry sandi LVetcb lOaWneat ana otner novelties pos j kitively wortn sioto get a start au postpaid J stv U w van oaari r to rtrw itau otvu rja ilUClUUlIlB growers ui- uinu vuxtuwttuiutlUl 1VU poca- eecus Jjargesu toes in tne wona so pkrs earuesti vegetable seedssi catalog tells all aoouc lcuiaaiy raaiiea to Intendincr buyers Send nV 4H m w Jti this notice r A 1 Is the best in fact the One True Blood Purifier HrrrSc 1IUUU Dillc withthe only Sarsapariila fill are Hoods pills to talce ¬ ¬ Salzers Seeds are Warranted to Produce SEEDS uoisin FRtfi agreed to THE CABINET Now Thought McKinleys Advisers Have Been Named ¬ D Washington Feb 20 It is general ly understood here among those who are close to President elect McKinley that the statement published as to the two last selected members of the cabi net Gary of Maryland and McCook of New York are accurate and that the completed cabinet of the new president as it will be submitted to the senate on the 5th of March next ¬ will be as follows Secretary of State John Sherman of Ohio Secretary of the Treasury Lyman J Gage of Illinois Secretary of War Gen Russell A - Alger of Michigan Secretary of the Navy J D Long of Massachusetts Secretary of the Interior Joseph McKenna of California Postmaster General James A Gary of Maryland Attorney General John J McCook of New York Secretar3r of Agriculture James Wilson of Iowa CHJEF JUSTICE BEASLEY Of the Supreme Court of New Jersey Dies ¬ tice Merce Beasley of the Supreme court of New Jersey died of bron chial pneumonia shortly after 7 oclock Friday morning All the members of his family save his son ex Judge Chaun ¬ Trenton N J Feb of Uronchial Pneumonia 20 Chief Jus cey Beasley were pneumonia he expired at his bedside when The latter is also ill of Chief Justice t5easley was the oldest member of the bar in the state and esteemed as one of the most learned jur-¬ ¬ office since 1SG4 having been appointed by Gov Parker Chief Justice Beasley has held his ists in the counv r To Legalize v Lansing Mich introduced into the lower house of the legislature Friday morning by Repre sentative Peters of Ishpeming which if it passes will enable the pugilists to pull off their mills in Michigan It legalizes fighthlg with five ounce gloves under the auspices of athletic clubs in buildings owned by the club or which they have occupied for one year ¬ lrizi i ikuiii m Michigan Feb 20 A bill was Feb 22 The house on committee on coinage committee weights and measures decided to pass favorably the bill which has already passed the senate providing for a monPRINCESS HAME OF GREECE etary conference The bill is amend- ¬ ed with a provision that the president Athens Feb 20 The proposals oiA may at his discretion appoint special envoys to treat with foreign govern- ¬ some of the European powers to take coercive measures against Greece to ments on this subject enforce their prohibition of Greek ac- ¬ tion in Crete have aroused fierce pub ¬ MARK HANNA lic resentment throughout the king ¬ Will Succeed Senator Sherman This is dom and popular demands that the Official government resist the action of the Columbus O Feb 22 Gov Bush powers at any cost are being made nell furnished the following statement in all quarters The government to the United Associated Presses Sun¬ backed by the unanimous sentiment of day evening the people still insists that the It had not been my intention to flotilla in Cretan waters shall Greek¬ be almake any announcement in relation to lowed to act in accordance with the the action I would take in the matter purpose for which the vessels were of appointment to fill the prospective sent If the European squadron should vacancy in the Ohio representation in prevent Greece from acting against the United States senate until the va- ¬ the Turks by sea a revolution cancy actually existed But on ac- in Macedonia or Epirus is cercount of the manifest interest of to follow The attitude the people and their desire to know tain liberals in the Britishassumed¬ by the parliawhat will be done I deem it best now ment in regard to Crete is hailed with to make the following statement great enthusiasm here Greece has reWhen Senator Sherman resigns to en- ¬ lied and still relies upon an upheaval ter the cabinet of President McKinley of the free peoples everywhere in her I will appoint to succeed him Hon behalf and this feeling of confidence Marcus A Banna of Cuyahoga coun- ¬ in the sympathy of Europe generally ty to serve until his successor is chosen goes far towards explaining the defi ¬ by the Seventy third general assembly ant course she has taken of the state I trust this action will meet with the approval of the peo- er Athens Feb 20 The Greek steamPan Helenic conveying munitions ple Signed of war to the insurgents in Crete has Asa S Bushnell a turned back Cleveland 0 Feb 22 Mark Han been stopped and The action ofbythe British cruiser na was shown the United Associated British vessel has created the fiercest Presses dispatch from Columbus Sun ¬ indignation here day night announcing that Gov Bush Canea Feb 20 Col Vassos com- ¬ nell would appoint him U S senator mander of the Greek troops in Crete to fill Senator Shermans unexpired has mounted guns on the heights of term The national chairman refused Akrotiri and is making preparations absolutely to discuss the matter I to capture dont doubt the authenticity of the tel- ¬ lies From the Turkish fort at Vouko ¬ egram said he but I havent re- ¬ ing is likely present indications fightto take place very soon ceived any official announcement from Rome Feb 20 The Messagero as- ¬ the governor or anyone else so you serts that the Turkish commander will have to excu me from discussing the matter and I will say nothing Photiades Pasha recently addressed a until the official appointment does letter to Col Vassos commanding the Greek troops in Crete threatening to come imprison him and afterwards shoot Six Hundred Thrown Out of Work him and that Vassos contemptuously Wilkesbarre Pa Feb 22 The tore up the letter black diamond breaker operated by All Europe Defied the Delaware Hudson Coal Co lo Athens Feb 20 The National cated at the east end of this city was league has addressed a memorandum to destroyed by fire Saturday The loss King George and Premier Delyannis will reach fully 80000 Six hundred declaring that if Europe tries to can- ¬ men and boys are thrown out of em- cel the fait accompli of the ployment This is the only breaker in Crete with Greece the league union of through this section that gave steady employ- ¬ its powerful resources in Macedonia ment of late to many miners who were and elsewhere in the Balkans will sadly in need provoke a general uprising of Hellen- ¬ ¬ - Washington Monetary Cenference ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ for the Dryad Harrier and Revenge and one vessel each of the Italian German and Russian squadrons to open fire on the Cretan position The 6fder was quickly complied with The British vessels fired forty shells and the other vessels about thirty The aim of the gunners was very good and it was soon seen that the position of the insurgents was- becoming untenable In about ten minutes the Greek flag was hauled down and as soon as it disappeared the order cease firing was given and the guns of the fleet immediately became silent Thereupon the flag was again hoisted on its staff vicinity in The rocks the The were crowded with Cretans Mussulmans encou raged and embold- ¬ ened by the assistance that had been given to them- by the fleets of Christian Europe now began a lively fusillade on the Cretans who were engaged in The Chrisremoving their wounded tians were evidently dispirited by the action of the fleet and made no attempt to return the fire The action of the foreign warship3 has caused the deepest indignation here and the supporters of the Sultan are bitterly denounced on all sides It is declared that the powers in up holding Moslem rule by force of arms have made a melancholy and degrad ing spectacle that Greece will never ¬ ¬ ¬ of Greece This position was about 4000 yards from the warships At 430 the flagship displayed signals Palace Car Porter Kin I brush de dust outer yer clothes boss Traveler Theres no dust in my clothes Sam Well yer doesnt look like yer was dead broke boss Yonkers Statesman 1 -- x Incomparable The service of the Queen and Crescent fast trains south Through Pullman drawing room sleepers Standard vestibuled day coaches lavatories and smoking rooms Elegant cafe parlor and observation cars TAventv four hours Cincinnati to Florida or to New Orleans W C Binearson Genl Passr Agt Cincinnati O The people have the promise blest Of an approaching calm The orators will take the rest And so will Uucle Sam -- A r nJr JIHL 4 0Lm SOUTHERN EHBHHHABT HOMES IN f ¬ Washington Star ¬ Conifort No smoke dust or cinders on Queen and Crescent Route limited trains south Bock ballast Superb trains with every comfort Fast time and the short line from Cin¬ ¬ in the celebrated Coast Country Cheap and on reasonable terms fruit vegetable and Held crop farms Great tiroduction Direct markets Diversi ¬ fied crops Travel via Frisco JLane from St Xoui8 CsTFor land litersiture maps excur ¬ sion rates and full information write THE AMERICAN LAND COMPANY S03 Roe Jldg ST X OUIS MO GREAT WORD CONTEST cinnati -- - glass said She had been looking at herself in the I suppose Ill get used to it she but after what weve been through in the last few years these tight sleeves ac tually make me feel immodest London Figaro ¬ To more thoroughly introduce our Famous 3Ira T S Bus Kxit for tho extermination of Water Bugs and Koaehes we will give away in prizes 2000 First Prize S700 2nd 300 3rd 6200 4th 5th and 6th SJSISS The next 8 85000 each The next 20 8500 each extra for postage and we will send you a box of the Exterminator with full directions of the word contest The Jfew York 3Ifg Co Schenectady NY HOOeach Send us 25c and 5c ¬ A booklet handsomely illustrated describing Nebraska her farms and the opportunities there for young farm renters Pisos Cure for Consumption has no equal farm owners men and without chargeto become¬ on appliMailed as a Cough medicine F M Abbott 383 cation to P S Eustis General Passenger Agent C- - B Seneca St Buffalo N Y May 9 1894 Q E E Chicago 111 fa RP f b Trying to look like a sheep has never yet produced any wool on the back of a goat cases Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar re lieves whooping cough Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute treatment Free DrII ¬ n04lPQYOT lo7Kvi0rf VJ I for Send DISCOVERY SONS quiclcrelief andcuresworst book of testimonials and IO dav II GREENS Atlanta G- sires - QPIUH Cured DRUNKENNESS LEBANON OlIIO ¬ ¬ Gas Minors Waces Reduced t- - force A similar reduction will prob ably take plase at the Pewabik and Pennsylvania Iron Cas mines in which event 1200 men in all will be affected Wholesale Liquor House Burned Ikon Mountain Mich Feb 20 A ten per cent reduction in the wages of miners employed in the Chapin and Surny Lake mines has been put in ¬ iilen on West Strand was burned The loss on stock nn building will he aho i wholesale liquor house of James Fad VS Galveston Tex Feb 20 The Viy since then a company has been formed to drill for gas or oil at this place A Fight in Constantinople Constantinople Feb 22 The Cre ¬ tan troubles led to a serious fight here between a number of Greek and Turk ¬ ish porters Knives were freely used and some of the combatants were dan- ¬ gerously wounded All those who took part in the fight were arrested Indiana Loyal Legion Richmond Ind Feb 22 The Loyal Legion of Indiana will meet here on May 13 It is expected that Gen Lew Wallace who has been the command 2r since the legion was established in Indiana will Te re elected to that posi Sion Osgood Ind Feb 22 Gas has been found in paying quantities in West port a town 12 miles westof here and at Westport v t A London Feb 22 The Daily News Cold creeps down the spine then lum- correspondent at Canea telegraphs a detailed account of the fighting at and Dago fee jacoos uu creeps in tnen cure CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FA LS Best Cough Syrup Taates Good TJse abandonment of Fort Voukolis which is the best man The worlds creed is He in tune sold by druggists the Christians subsequently blew up who wears the best coat Rams Horn The Moslems lost 50 wTith dynamite Cascarets stimulate liver kidneys and killed in the fighting bowels Never sicken weaken or gripe 10c A N K E 1645 After the main body of Greek troops Voukohad returned to Platania from A woman knows as little about a man as WHEN WHITING TO ADVERTISERS PLEASE state that you raw the Advertisement In thi lis news arrived that 500 Turks and she knows about a horse Atchison Globe paper 500 Bashi Bazouks were attempting to advance from Canea and that they were held in check in a defile by a A WOMANS BODY force of 200 Cretans The Turks when they learned of the took What Its Neglect Leads to Mrs Chas approach of re inforcements positions on the heights and for three Kings Experience a desperate defense The hours made Greek troops were all young men who A womans body is the repository of the had never seen service but they fought most delicate mechanism in the whole with admirable courage They drove realm of creation and yet most women the Turks from one position to anoth will let it get out of order and keep out of er and captured the towers of Ayah order just as if it were of no consequence and Monkundra and the barracks at Their hacks ache and heads throb and Livadia which they burned burn they have wandering pains now here and The Moslems retreated taking with now there They experience extreme lassitude The Greeks purthem three cannon that dont care and feeling sued them to within a mile of Canea excitability irritability nervousness sleepless- ¬ The and then retired to Platania ness and the blues yet they will go about their is unknown but numbers Turkish loss ists work ttntil they can scarcely stand on their poor wounded In the chamber Friday the premier of The Greekswere taken into Canea swollen feet and do nothing to help themselves suffered severelv Three M Delyannis introduced a bill abol ¬ one officer was These are the positive fore runners of serious womb complications and unless ishing the consulates of Greece in the officers were killed and given immediate attention will result in untold misery if not death severely wounded Island of Crete corps fought Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound will beyond the question of a The Athenian students The army reserves of 1890 and 1892 doubt relieve all this trouble before 4t becomes serious and it has cured have been called out for active work beside the troops many after their troubles had become chronic A Baby Girl Destructive Fire at Gloucester Mass The Compound should be taken immediately upon of any of Indianapolis Ind Feb 22 The these symptoms above enumerated It is a vegetablethe appearanceinvigorates tonic which Gloucester Mass Feb 20 Web ¬ anticipated advent of an heir at the ster block on Pleasant street comand stimulates the entire female organism and will produce the residence of ex President Harrison was ficial results in the case of any sick woman as it did with Mrs Chassame bene- j prising stores offices and opera house realized at 530 oclock Sunday morn King 181 was burned early Friday forenoon Eosewood St Philadelphia Pa whose letter we attach ing when Mrs Harrison presented her The block was the second best in the distinguished husband with a daugh I write these few lines thanking you for restoring my health For twelve city and the loss will amount to 80 years I suffered with pains impossible to describe ter a plump little cherub weighing backache burning sensation in my stomach chills I had bearing down feelino s 000 or 100000 Insurance about 60 eight and three quarter pounds headache and always had 000 eyes I was afraid to stay alone for I sometimes had black specks before my Two Killed in an Explosion four and five fainting spells a day I had several doctors and tried many pat ¬ Drainage Canal a Failure Hurricane W Va Feb 22 A ent medicines Two years ago I was so bad that I had to go to bed and have a Chicago Feb 20 Chicagos great drainage canal is one stupendous fail- ¬ grist mill boiler at Cades blew up at trained nurse Through her I commenced tp take Lydia E Pinkhams ure Fully 50 people who have inves ¬ 7 oclock Saturday morning killing Vegetable Compound and I never had anything give me the relief that it has tigated the matter say this is so They Dan Welch engineer and Jim King I have taken eight bottles and am now enjoying the best of health ao ain I say that the 30jOGO000 spent on it is fireman The boiler was blown 10C can truthfully say it has cured me yards awav Both men leave f aniilie lost ¬ ¬ forget The first question a woman asks a fortune teller is if her husband is true to her DRJL STEPHENS B v yU6flTflN KING OF GUMS 7 ¬ want-to-be-left-alo- ne ¬ ¬ ¬ m - V-W- -m i - iSt-- -- - rva - r - rHJ9imffPiiiKeaaMBfcfc VlSidSj sp i r -- vsrs -- t z Ar f X t3 K fir - - THE BOIJRBONNEWSTUESIArEEBtiARY immense dyke- - that fronted the riyjr for many miles keeping off the saltwa¬ ter of the AtlaKtic which at flood tide would otherwise have converted the fertile fields into an inland sea While on the other side some two miles from the river front the surface of the earth gradual ly arose and for a full mije wurth was a sloping ridge which then descended to what would have been a vast plain but for the fact that here grew in all their grandeur the yellow pines of the Carolinas rearing their heads aloft whale their green boughs bent beneath the pressure of the sea breeze which comes moan ¬ ing whispering through them and the words seem to come wailing from the green treetops Look at our scarred and hacked sides we are yielding up our life blood year by year Mingo and Caesar Pom- ¬ pey and Ben are hacking us to death for the turpentine the rosin and the pitch that we contain it is our blood our life blood and when you have sapped it all our green boughs will wither you will then level us to the earth and saw us into lumber at the mills even as all die so die we to satisfy the never ending wants of man The Manor house at Orton was a fine residence for the times it stood on the ridge some 300 yards from the edge of the rice lands Stretching away to the right was a long row of negro cabins while to the left stood the barns stables carriage houses and rice mill and over the ridge and on the bank of Orton creek was the sawmill this same creek supplied the water with which at certain seasons of the year the rice fields were flooded Arrived at the house a waiting negro took the squires horse and he strode up on the piazza at the door he was met by his daughter a beautiful girl with large black eyes and an abundant head of hair hanging in ringlets clear to her shoulders Oh father you did not obey my orders Come here child and give your old father a kiss Loyd and Herbert and Fannie will be down on the Sunshine Sunday now tell me child which will you be the most pleased to see my friend John Loyd the coy Fannie or Nephew Herbert Ah child you are a young lady now and young ladies catch beaux and beaux catch wives Ah Clara WeS father Ill never set my net to catch Herbert Lathrop for a beau and1 he need never set his to catch me for a wife for he is a young man I not only dislike but fear Mr Loyd is so different I like him well and Fannie a treasure Do you know papa shes I think our Clarence is in love with kiLrif 21537 TOGETHER SECBETAET HERBERT - P i f A irii i- - inrm tkvx BfiAVMm m by A - - 1- - H I - Copyright BSGfrT U3Y- - N Kelloge Newspaper Co PREFACE V N the lantic coast was for several months held in a state of terror by a pirate who from the fact 1831 At- ¬ that he was always reported by those iv i it i r K-- fei i - i- - i w Ui - if 41 t lh fir P I ft- - But enough of old traditions In 1S31 this mansion from which Washington and La Fayette that morning 55 years before had ridden was the property lie was a man of more than ordinary and home of John Loyd Carolinas intelligence of Herculean frame brave wealthiest banker and daring- and his craft a two mast Loyd was a widower of 45 years of schooner which not many crafts of age and with his daughter Fannie a Uncle Sam could overhaul many a time young girl of 17 and a nephew Herbert has lain at anchor in the harbor of Wil Lathrop of 23 together with servants Charleston Savannah or who by the way were his slaves oc ¬ mington Beaufort while the high seas were be ¬ cupied the mansion ing scoured for her and immense re ¬ Fannie Loyd was a very charming wards were offered for her captains young girl and would in time be so it head was supposed her fathers heiress First The Clara Belle then The There was however a strong bond of Hanger then The William B Xiles affection existing between Fannie and then The Fisher Boy always The her father and she desired nothing Old Clara Belle but after each trip more than that his life might be long Fannie sailing under a new name and present ¬ spared So so Well thenif Fannie be in love A POETS KINDNESS ing a different appearance with him I am well leased John Eagene Fields Way of Helping the Un ¬ Herbert the nephew was a son of the Tradition says that Black Beard ac ¬ bankers younger sister his parents Loyds dollars and these broad acres fortunate cumulated great wealth and that all had been dead some years and they would go well together but I would A story has been going the rounds lies to day or did lie at some point on had left him Mttlebut the name he bore have my daughter make a brilliant of the newspapers which is the Atlantic coast frequented by the and poverty so his uncle had taken him match Ivemember the lands and slaves true but it puts facts in a falsepartly pirate before he so mysteriously dis beneath his roof educated him and of the Hills with few exceptions all as stories always do when onlylight half go t o the eldest son It is following the1 told It was originally printed several a appeared now he was cashier of his bank As stated the coast has been fre English custom of our ancestors true years ago and One explored by parties in search ruary morning in the earhpartof Feb we generally find an odd penny to dow ¬ Field had load byran as follows Mrs lCluen3 enough money to pay he was in his accustomed place of this hidden treasure only last sea er our daughters with and the young- ¬ the quarterly installment upon Mr son the swamps of the Altamaha river at the cashiers window when an ap est son we make a man of letters a Fields life insurance and she handed Georgia were scoured by negroes who parently middle aged man advanced to preacher or a doctor or put him in the him the sum to make the payment On Good morning Her believed the wealth buried there T the window army Tom chose the army and will his way downtown he met a man who bert I- think in time do credit to it but have Joeated it as well as terminated had a large Good morning the career of numerous parties to this something for you Mr Hill Can I do you my daughter must marry a man of consisting of collection of butterflies S00 specimens which so near the tale at Smiths island wealth fascinated Mr Field that he forgot ail I wish to see Mr Loyd Herbert Is inouth of the Cape Fear Abner said Mrs Hill who had about the life insurance and immedi- ¬ he in Tradition has it on the Carolina Certainly Andrew to a colored joined them dont be putting mar ately purchased the entire collection crrvst that this island was for a time the riage into my daughters head I can The truth is that Mr Field did start rendezvous of the pirate it has been porter show Mr Hiil into my uncles not consent to losing her for many out to pay for or buy something which often dug over in search of the treasure office was years to come was needed but not to make a life inThis soon done by treasure seekers from Maine to jSTor shall you mother said Clara surance- payment Also he did meet Mr Loyd was seated at his desk writ ¬ why was not Texas If buried there And as for dower said Sophia Hill an old jnan with a collection of butter- ¬ ing as they entered Ah good morn the hidden hoard discovered leave your last penny to your boys flies The old man was a gentleman You will know why when you have ing Squire Hill I hope I see you well how goes all at Orton how is the mad Ive money enough and land enough he knew a friend who had lost his read the tale to dower Clara Hill am the fair Clara and your boys wife and two children Besides the Why wife so you have but week before the house with all its All well John all well but I called CHAPTER I to see you on financial matters to day wealths a thing a person cant have contents had been destroyed by fire COLON LAI RESIDENCE THAT FIGURES IN Jl too much of The man was absolutely without means 3ou see I bought another plantation THIS STORY Ill not have my daughter wed a home or friends He happened to have last year something like a couple of money bag that she does not love and On the bank of the Cape Fear river the butterflies left as at the time thousand acres and that with and some 30 miles from where it the money I paid out fortogether addi ¬ live a life of torture Let her marry a the fire fltej were in the house of of a a empties its waters into the broad At- ¬ tional negroes just about dozen up man when she does wed and Ill pro ¬ friend When Mr Field returned he cleaned lantic stands the old old city of Wil ¬ my bank account Present prices dont vide the dower to set them both afloat in said vi mington so old in fact that the build ¬ justify U I did not want the butterflies but the sale of rice and I will want lifeWell said my wife ing that was the headquarters of Lord to put in this years I had Dont be afraid mother dear You money to give that poor old man the Cornwallis when the town for Wil ¬ through the season crop and run me and he would not will not get jid of me for many days to less I accepted the collection take it unmington was then a town of no small Very good squire you can have it come importance was occupied by the Brit It was simply one more instance of the Carolina bank vaults are at vour Any mail to day Abner ish soldiery during the revolution of command the fact that the gentle hearted poet Yes a letter from Tom 177G though still standing at least as could not leave a friend in misery while Thanks John thanks I will proba ¬ Why do you say Tom when Thomas he had the money in his pocket to to its frame has of necessity as age help arul inclement weather caused its roof bly not want more than 8000 or 10000 is his name Tom is the name of a him Martha Nelson Yenowine in St by the way why dont you comedown negro or a cat Ill not have my boy and sides to wear and rot away been Nicholas and see us Bring the young folks called Tom But what said he Abner recovered and the frame reclothed with is well and will be home What the Vatican Contains Carolinas pine many times but be ¬ Clara told me I must be sure and bring On the whole the Vatican may be di- ¬ covering of to dav stands the Fannie back with me the first of June on three months leave neath the I cant spare her to day squire but But heres the letter wife vided into seven portions These are same old frame and in the same location days of the we will come down Sunday with Capt as it stood in the troublous Theres John Corbett on the lawn the pontifical residence the Sistine Harper on the Sunshine Andrew tell Im bound he wants something Where and Pauline chapels the s American revolution were Herbert to honor Squire Hills check is Clarence the library the museums of True the time worn floors that sculpture and archaeology the out¬ pressed in turn by the feet of a Corn- ¬ for what money he wants good day He said it was a good day for fish to wallis and a Washington have been re squire bite and he took his gun and rod and buildings including the barracks of Good day Mr Loyd well look for went placed by others but underneath the off toward the creek with Uncle the Swiss guards and lastly the gar you Sunday and Abner Hill the owner Jobe dens with the popes casino Of these sills and girders that supported it rest the Sistine chapel the galleries and mu to day as stanch and true as they did of Orton the largest riceplantation in Squire Hill passed out on the lawn seums and the library are incompar when placed there a century and a quar ¬ the Carol inas and 100 negroes walked where the overseer was standing abty the most important The name ago and testify to the endurance out into the bank drew a check for ter Well Corbett anything amiss what money he needed pocketed the Sistine is derived from Sixtus IV of Carolinas pine No squire not much but Uncle as has been said The library was found ¬ days of long same and took his departure The rooms that in the Jobes drowned After paying a number of calls to gone by have echoed alike with the What No and nothing amiss I ed by Nicholas V whose love of books of British sons and various merchants around town the should say there was Jobe will be was almost equal to his passion for laughter and revelry daughters and the music of Sambo and planter proceeded to the wharf and missed sure Not for plantation work building The galleries are representa- ¬ Cuffy as they called all hands round took the steamer to Orton At the land ¬ I know for hes too old for that Why tive of Raphaels work which predom- ¬ while the sons and ing he was met by Cudgo one of his Jcbe wasover seventy He belonged to inates to such an extent that the paint promenade all daughters of the Tar Heel state kept negroes with a saddle horse which he my father trotted me on his knee when ings of almost all other artists are of time with flying feet retain their same mounted and rode home while Cudgo I was a boy and now hes drowned secondary importance precisely as with a team followed on with divers Well Well Nothing amiss I guess Michelangelo filled the Sistine chapel dimensions The misguided Andre and the traitor bundles and packages if you go and tell his sister Aunt Dinah with himself As for the museums the The family of Abner Hill consisted of about it youll think theres something objects they contain have been accumu ¬ Arnold have stood within these very lated by many popes but their existhimself and wife Clarence the elder amiss rooms ence ought perhaps be chiefly be at- ¬ Mr Clarence has gone up to tell her Here the Father of his Country and son of 23 Thomas the second son who Gov Bushnell Kents a tributed sea whose was at the military academy of West that patriot from across the Id sooner him than me Corbett principal io Julius II and Leo X the Columbus O Feb 19Residence Gov Bushrepresentatives of the Eovere memory is dear to all Americans have Point and an older daughter Clara Anything else nell Thursday rented a residence in conferred together and as small inci who was 3 S years of age Angus Bricc sent word that hed and Medici families F Marion Craw the city and set at rest the renort that ford in Centurv dents in the lives of great men live be ¬ Abner Hill belonged to one of the old- vo J K fneihifehdaaaii9ixterSige n of rr 4lfl ob JtYtTf WHerV ihorancWsFBlWhind them so many live in Wilmington time lam uies ot tne staterana-nis-pjan-- r raylorflirtuimWtine1 ao M the legislature with acyjavv ftacelezcting ai uogi p vvktco nr Hft i VVidWWlfhhsnired in Qthe lunujt iiuu utirrueis nau iimljc iv tvrivrT c x u himself tothesexratev- - The leasle as toaal wms n mtom ttJAii imv as jhad xne sun scedTtcjp3J 195ikwh UftMMjjjiwis iwm univfwiyy oTPrr ioi agoimaid FaBhioa Reach-Why M x mi iscj Bjaa0rfesmar2eHgfhm oil r6ertaih oc they Indeed from atner son for juere s liummjf tuse squire X vejgC h next casflQ4WftWJAflH QkWiWWlffi one several generations each adding to tlnrfS mmmoSwwkrn6irtBe AQW fcvei 16unyafcyfofreOTIPQ StkfSofiii riaJZfrjmwWVWWS SYeoklyis iriNgw aariTTiflwnfc ofdefeuf Ms XoTfiMftJ Voilikv hjs lTioad nnfesjbljpme ja lUvewhenowelreiat Ybk FehnfiUSC tirheaiuDexal of aOJil I UH JUMllliillll ri YA HFSiHKcK 3A tMe1pjimbfirotiAveBnlmovmanY pnenRloTymg nrupansvfina IBitt jiw has baiijvci dial w 1 6udi von EtTii WmfcBs Sfc tSbhbTthfeaexvbknlDinresi- ihrrA3ffnaffft JWitfU dltrfedrftjla the CLinks stofif teenAaUtiheawmill i theres a lo tfintfheintmsiiohaAttdirtVI of dly as thousanfTrotfres TheaiBJblfijvSwifitiesafj theMvpcld iaen7er affffivlfckntfvSh abdateflihS yfiiiewWjujufiri YJiiqh consisted onjJto0vlandsc eiBin18 onDossplitTnfirhilKJithe ba i TJnave mrintecv theOwhoTeoihYact s of then TOeofiacnpi6Z 3tfiv araheand M J ESSl rK acf Sitn i w Cort onthe riveW3efofcW3t na aiaom of the river of vast rice fields whichjHnce is all workin haiHEdiatSeife 0 UlttUQi2ZcattUAQte3jd3 v clay night took place Thurauniora KMUUIC JVX UUICJCUI ittujjuugco Tt is said that in the morning when were hemmed in on the one side by an Everythings all right dialects s or who laid claim to having seen him as wearing a black beard became known to the coast as Black Beard Thoug h the term The curse of the coast was often applied to him there is little doubt but that his heard was a false one and worn only on occasions when lie was willing to be recognized as the pirate captain Undoubtedly he often visited cities and plantations on our southern coast and there laid his plans for a raid which soon followed The fact as related in regard to his kidnaping negroes from planters of one section and selling them to those of an ¬ other is traditional So also is the San lomingo episode in which the reader first makes the acquaintance of Black Beard Tie undoubtedly successfully cleaned out the vaults of several banks de- ¬ spoiled many merchantmen at sea and held the entire southern coast in ter--r- the carriage that Honest George who never told a lie stroked the back of the bay next him with his hand and that his glove was Pompey what do you mean soiled sir by bringing out my team in a con- ¬ dition like this There sir and there take that and that move quick take back my team and use your elbows well then bring them out Id not be captured with a team like that said La What matters General be more soiled when Fayette theyll they approached got drownded its three miles up the Scott Jackson and Alonzo Walling creek nearly to the pond its too late Will Die at the Same Hour to go ujj to night but your son said hed take some of the hands and go up in the morning and drag for him Tka Death Warrant Placed in the Hands Thats all right Corbett if the alli- ¬ or Sheriff Plummer The Death Watch Appointed for the Condemned Meat gators dont eat him before that time by Judge Helm of Newport but as you say by the time they could get there to night it would be so dark Covington Ky Feb 19 Jackson among those cypress and pines that they could see nothing Well I pre- and Walling are both to end their mis- ¬ sume youve got things moving all erable existence at the same moment Neither of them will have an oppor- ¬ right Corbett so good night tunity to confess after the death of the Good night squire other that he the dead man was sole- ¬ EXO BE CONTINUED ly to blame for the murder of poor Pearl Bryan The murderers will have jfe MATRIMONY IN INDIA to tell all they know before the fatal ¬ ajBvre you goiSgftdo Corbett J Ta1u9I j Why Clarence says that where he TTl Reviews the War Vessels of Admiral Bunces Squadron Thousands of Strangers In the City to Witness the Event The Modal of Hon- or Presented to Seaman Qreelma- nThe Naval Officers Banquetted ¬ Cbtableston S C Feb 19 Charlesr ton was thronged throughout Thurs day by thousands of strangers from South Carolina and the neighboring states who had come to the city to see Adm Bunces fleet that has been block- ¬ ading this port pass in review before Secretary of the Tavy Herbert Among the special guests of the city for the day were Gov W H Ellerbee of South Carolina all the state officers senators they return But by fresh dirt sir by fresh dirt and discipline Gen La Fayette disci- ¬ pline Sir if Id take them now in that condition I would never get them cleaner When we are in the field and with hot work before us then we will drive dirty horses but not before It was said that one of the pegs dropped out of the toe of one of Georges boots on this occasion and the language that he used was said to have been very impressive those to whom the tradi- ¬ tion has been handed down can hardly reconcile the big strong words that George used on tliat occasion with his meek remark when a boy to his fathers question Who cut down that tree I did papa I cannot tell a lie- - - ¬ the Marriages Never during its existence has India been so rich in jewelry as now The people are always adding to their stock Savings from nearly all sources are dis- ¬ posed of in this way and these savings are being constantly made of ten at the expense of clothing sometimes at the expense of greater necessities of life The making and the storing away of wealth in this form is the national pe ¬ culiarity of the country Jewelry is regarded as the most stable kind of wealth and fortunes are never counted without estimating the value of the stock of jewelry It can always be pledged or disposed of The market for its sale is never closed and never depressed The most ignorant native who wishes to sell a piece of jewelry knows its market value quite well He can scarcely be cheated Jewelry forms the greatest factor in matrimony The most lowly bride has her stridham which is occasionally equal in value to five years income of the bridegroom There is often a scarcity of clothing sometimes a scarcity of cooking pots generally not a jjarticle of furniture but nearly al- ¬ ways a stock of jewelry The wife that has no jewelry possesses nothing else she cannot be robbed The family that does not have jewelry is absolutely in ¬ digent One of the greatest boasts of the jew- ¬ elry owner is that his hoards cannot be taxed A man may own jewelry valued at a lakh of rupees and xay no income tax This is a source of great satisfac- ¬ tion Jewelry yields no recurring income but it is prized more than gov- ¬ ernment paper If it never increases it never dkninishes is a national saying common among men and women alike No native marriage except among the most impoverished takes place with out a transfer of jewelry and very fre- ¬ quently of new jewelry Detroit Free Press - iFewelry Is the Most Important Factor im 20th of March ¬ ¬ - - f -- ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ picture-gallerie- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ or deny the tale related by the other or and legislators forever hold his peace Sheriff Jule Plummer of Campbell county Ky has returned from Lex- ¬ ington Ky where he inspected the scaffold lately used for the execution of Laughlin at Brookville Ky and which is known as the Mud Dauber from having been built for the execu- ¬ tion of Smith who was known as the Mud Dauber Mr Plummer found that this scaffold had but a single drop and that the two men could not therefore be executed upon it at the same time He will therefore have a second scaf- ¬ fold built on the same pattern and has announced his determination of hav ¬ ing both men swung off at the same time The death warrant which was delivered to Mr Plummer Thursday by Wolcott a Frankfort newspaper SECRETARY HERBERT man who acted as Gov Bradleys agent provides that both men shall Secretary Herbert and a party of die the same day but does not specify friends arrived in the city from Wash- ¬ that they shall die at the same hour There has been much speculation as to ington in a special car at 6 oclock which would be swung off first and as Thursday morning They were met at to what the second man would have to the depot by a committee consisting of say but this is settled by Sheriff Plura Mayor Smith and other city oflicials As the secretary stepped from his car a mers decision Newport Ky Feb 18 Judge Helm salute of 27 guns was fired by from the first di- ¬ made the following order Thursday detachments vision South Carolina naval re-¬ morning in the circuit court Newpo t Dubos The Commonwealth vs Scott Jackson It serves under Capt party was then escorted to the is ordered that for the safe keeping or the defendant until his execution upon Charleston hotel where breakfast¬ the day fixed by the governor the was served They were subsequentjailer of Kenton county summon and ly escorted to the custom house have under bis control two guards dock where they boarded the reve one of which shall always be nue cutter Colfax The secretary was with and guard the defendant to the saluted when he boarded the ships all end that he may not escape or be the sailors bring drawn up in fashion The day was ideal one harmed by himself or others and that In the city it had been so statutory allowance to said guards will be paid by the courthouse commission- ¬ warm that wraps were uncomfortable Same order was but on the water top coats were not ers in the county given by Judge Helm in the case out of place At the entrance to the of Walling The four men to be jetties an unforseen trouble arose placed on the death watch will The cutter and its train of pleasure be at the expense of Campbell craft ran full into a heavy fog and when the flagship was picked up in the county mist Adm Bunce received a summons GEN GOMEZ from the secretary and came alongside Passes the Trocha and Gets Between in his cutter The moment he stepped aboard his pennant was run up and the Weyler and Havana Captures a Fort Key West Feb 19 Private infor- little cutter became the flagship The mation has been received in this city admiral was told b3r the secretary that Gen he desired to board the battleship of of the whereabouts Gomez He has succeeded in Maine to present Seaman W J Creel sliding by Gen WeTler and is man with a medal awarded him for his now between him an cL Havana distinguished conduct during the storm Gomez gave the command for ah ad- ¬ So with both Secretary Herbert Bunce aboard the cutter once vance with strict orders that any man more Capt that struck a match or smoked would shieldsgot under way was Crownin of the Makie hailed and be court martialed He then advanced on the Moron trocha in the eastern informed that the two officials would end of the island with 5000 cavalry board his ship with their party The transfer was made without and 10000 infantry He advanced on the fort at midnight trouble the jackies and officers reand when he saw he was discovered by ceiving their superior officers with the the Spanish who fired on him he or- ¬ customary salute and formality With the ships crew drawn up on deck Capt dered the cavalry to charge They swooped down on the fort CrowningsBields gave the orders for and captured it and the whole naval cadet Gherardi his gunboat army went through the trocha crew and seaman W J Creelman to Addressing them SecAll of the arms and ammunition step forward retary Herbert spoke of their gallant of the fort were captured The army then continued the march and conduct during the storm They had he said made him proud was encamped at Veguite when the of the navy and then singling out news was sent to this city by a courier His order in taking the fort was to use Creelman the secretary presented him medal and an envelope the machete only and the calvary made with the gold100 containing with a few words a gallant fight in commendation of his gallant deed The official ceremonies on board the GEN ROBINSON ships having been concluded the off- ¬ After a Weeks Illness Died at His Home icials attended a banquetatthe Charles- ¬ in Binghamton N Y ton hotel Secretary Herbert respond JBikghamtox 2tf Y Feb 19 Gen ad to the toast Our Navy John Cleveland Robinson after a weeks illness died at his home in this ATTORNEY GENERAL city at 420 p m Thursday Gen Eob inson was born in this city April 10 John J McCoolr of New York Selected by President Elect McKinlej 1817 He spent three years at West Canton O Feb 19 President elect Point afterward studying law In 1839 he obtained a commission as McKinley has made another cabinet second lieutenant and entered the selection It is his attorney general Fifth inf an try From this period until he has selected this time and his choice is John J McCook of New 1869 when he retired from the army Gen Robinson served his country in York This announcement is made on the military service rising through the highest authority Maj McKinley made up his mind grades to various briga ¬ the The letter inviting Mr dier general of volunteers He served Thursday McCook to enter the cabinet has through the Mexican war and after not reached New York but it is only that campaign went to Florida to as- a matter oL mail schedules until sociate with the forces against the Seminole Indians In 1872 he was Mr McCook receives the official elected lieutenant governor of the tender which his intimate friends He was com- ¬ have been saying he would receive for state of New York past mander in chief of the G A R In theturn two weeks Mr McCook has in intimated to his friends hat it 1877 and in 1888 and in 1889 was elect- ¬ ed president of the society of the the tender was received he would acArmy of the Potomac He has been cept so that the position in question is blind for several years as the indi as good as filled rect result of an injury received in A family Massacred br Indiana battle Winona N D Feb 19 The bodies Six Workmen Killed of Rev Thomas Spicer and wife their Cadiz Feb 19 While a force of daughter Mrs Wm Rouse with her workmen were engaged Thursday in twin boys and Mrs Wal lowering a boiler into the new Spanish dron mother of Postmaster Waldron cruiser Princess of the Asturias which were found on the Spicer plantation is being fitted out at the naval yards near here Thursday All were horrihere the tackling gave way and the bly mutilated and the tragedy is sup- ¬ bpiler fell into a gathering of men posed to have been the work of In- ¬ below killing six of them and serious- dians from the Standing Rock Indian ly injuring ten others reservation ¬ man-of-w- ar ¬ and-Adm ¬ sothat each may affirm 3E2 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ one-year-o- ld ¬ ¬ Torpedo Boat Ericsson Commissioned ¬ boat Ericsson was put into commission Brooklyn Feb 19 The torpedo atthe naryyard Thursday afternoon y r -- 311 r r - T TTT JS CT - -- teLmia8 - froSisVer -- w -- i -- arofhfi lkmMfumpA -- ysr -- zsj j mlj Sip m HjPkVw3l3r Ts r and beside cotuple abcyatvtoenstysailQrsv anjcLfiremen iiMQigigineer c-- and As I BreTO 1 n -x VnSfJ homeJ-rrlH-o- E en -- aciA m i -- L Knr7TirApwtAxWiiiXT r -f rVaRVf a4tT W Ti5Tiu W AV -- KTfVkv-Ai-c-- w SI n incfHfasAarjTks oramanf f - - v assume re - - - j m - s - - - tJS 4 cLr y LjaMXr ft Ijfy lt - V- - -- v wfry 4 -- wj WjFWtWi V o K i J1 4 4 THE BDTJRBON NEW S Ttf ESDAY FEBWARY 23 - T - rf - Jt 11897 fI NEWTON r r- - ROYAi R PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY ANNOUNCEMENTS A THEWEWS MAN Scotts Emulsion te the body Where the appetite is varying or lacking it in ¬ creases it and where digestion is weak it aids it to perform its function in a more vigorous way It enriches the blcod 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 over twenty fivey ears If you vfil ask for it we wiU 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- sioa Two sizes 50 cts and 100 SCOTT BOWNE FOR JUDGE Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Xiobbies And Eluewhere I is made tip of most essential Miss Lyde Hornsey of Lexington elements that go tp nourish is visiting Miss Effie Paton tt i- We are authorized to announce Wm M Purnell as a candidate for Judge of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce James McClure as a candidate for Judge of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR CIRCUIT CLERK MITCHELL 1 THE PE0P1E1S GROCER prices because Buyers of Groceries are not forced to go to cut rate stores for low A - IN with her parents in Mt Sterling Mr Albert Hinton left Saturday for a visit to friends in Louisville Mrs James McClure visited Mrs Dan Saffron in Lexington last week Misses Mary and Louise Bashford visited in Cincinnati Friday and Satur- ¬ Absolutely day Celebrated for its great leavening Mrs E BT Rutherford is visiting strength and healthfuluess Assures the adul- ¬ her sister Mrs R P Jacobs in Dan- ¬ foodagainst alum and all forms of teration common to the cheap brands ville Royal Baking Powder CO New YOrk Mr Henry Poynter of Shelbyville was a guest at Mr James McClures KlirTOi Miss Leila Johnson spent Sunday E AKlN POWDER Pure We are authorized to announce Chas Butler as a candidate for Circuit Clerk subject to the action of the Demo- ¬ cratic party We are authorized to announce T Hart Talbot as a candidate for Circuit offered by them on same class of goods I have an excellent lcrk subject to the action of the plete line of Democratic party We are authorized to announce George T McCarney as a candidate for Circuit Clerk subject to the action of the Democratic party APPLES ALMONDS Will Meet Any Prices and com- ¬ FANCY ORANGES4 STANDARD GOODS BRAZIL PECANS THE SQQSBOP HEWS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 last week Mr and Mrs W O Hinton and children spent Sunday with relatives near Lexington Mrs Henry Isgrig and Mrs Ben Spears arrived home yesterday from a visit in Maysville Miss Mary Baldrick of Lebanon and Miss Tobin of Frankfort were visitors in Paris yesterday Mrs Gratz Hanly returned Satur¬ day to Newport after a short visit to relatives in this city Messrs Douglas and Frank Arm ¬ strong of Cincinnati- were guests of relatives here from Saturday till yester- ¬ day Messrs W M Hinton Jr and Henry Lilleston attended a ball given at the Merrick Lodge Building in Lexing ¬ ton Friday night Miss Lucy Farmer and her guest Miss Eva Freeman returned last week to Louisville after a visit to relatiyes in Newman Ga Mrs S C Jones of Lexington is visiting Mrs A S Stout Mrs Mary Gotham of Louisville will arrive Saturday to spend a few days with Mrs Stout Miss Anna Bright Croxton a very talented and handsome young lady who has been the guest of Mrs W T Buck ner has returned to her home in Win ¬ chester Messrs Woodford Clay Ford Brent Charlton Alexander Jr Will Simms of this city and J H Davenport of West Virginia who is visiting tiis sister Mrs Catesby Woodford attended a crprman in rjOTinrH nn Thnrsrtav nichf Mr Louis Lilleston who has been connected with The News for three years left yesterday afternoon for St Louis and Kansas City and may locate in the latter city The News and a host of Paris friends wish him success Eld Geo Sweeney and wife of Oakland California arrived Saturday from a visit to Eld Zach Sweeney at Columbus Ind to visit Eld J S Sweeney and family He delighted his old friends by preaching a fine sermon Sunday morning at the Christian Eld Sweeney also visited Church recently in Chicago and Louisville ¬ Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BBTJfiE MILLER Make all Checks Money Orders etc payable to the order of Champ MHjUeb FILBERTS authorized to announce MALAGA GRAPES ENGLISH WALNUTS George W Bowen as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the action of the FINEST CHOCOLATE CANDIES Democratic party If elected Mr STICK AND MIXED CANDIES Bowens deputies will be W W CANDIED CHERRIES Mitchell and J ames Burkel CANDIED APRICOTS We are authorized to announce CANDIED PINE APPLES Brutus J Clay Jr with G W 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 New York dines Champgnion French Peas Bottled Pickle Catsup Etc BALTIMORE CAS AND BULK OYSTERS aeSS NUPTIAL KNOTS 6 FOR COUNTY CLERK Senatorial Primary Ordered For July 31 At the meeting yesterday in Win v ¬ - chester of the respective Democratic County Chairmen of the Twenty Eighth which includes Senatorial District Bourbon it was decided to nominate a Democratic candidate for Senator by holding a primary election for that pur-pose on Saturday July 31 The Missouri Senate passed a bill ap- ¬ propriating 1800 for a monument to Daniel Boone Senator Lindsay spoke Friday in the Senate to refute the claim that in ratify-¬ ing the arbitration treaty the Senate would be abdicating its treaty making power A public meeting was held in London Friday night to express sympathy for the Cretans Prof James Brice pre- ¬ sided A message from Mr Gladstone denouncing the use of force against Greece was read have nnited with the Republicans on a county The joint ticket in Shelby county nominee for Representative is John A Middleton a prominent sound money Democrat For four4 weeks the New York ministers have refrained from discussing Perhaps they the ideal newspaper have heard of the Hartford Couranfs The idpal newspaper will remark come along with the ideal preacher and the ideal pulpit t t- - The sound money Democrats Engagements Announcements And Sol emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Willa Viley of Lexington and Mrs Avery formerly Miss Brand of Fayette were married on the 16th at Atlanta Alonzo Walling believes that Scott Jackson will make a confession and save him Walling from the gallows Simeon McFarland and JMiss Mary E Seltles both of this county were mar ¬ ried Saturday by Rev A D Tadlock James Connors the genial proprietor of the Reed Hotel in Lexington was married last week to Miss Annie Bana han of that city a well Mr Archie Lane Butler known young farmer of near this city and Miss Mattie B Harp the beautiful daughter of Mr J H Harp of near Newtown eloped yesterday to Cincin ¬ nati and were married by Eld A M Harvuot at the latters residence The groom is a son of Mr Jeptha D Butler of this city They are stopping at the party We are authorized to announce Ed D Paton as a candidate for re election as Clerk of the Bourbon County Court subject to the action of the Democratic FOR JAILER ISGRIG TURKEYS We are authorized to announce Samuel T James as a candidate for Jailer subject to the action of the Main Democratic party We are authorized to announce W C Oones as a candidate for re election as Jailer subject to the action of the Mr Jones candi- ¬ Democratic party dacy is in the interest of Mrs Landon Ashbrook We are authorized to announce W H Boone as a candidate for Jailer sub ¬ ject to the action of the Democratic NEWTON MITCHELL i ft- St Opp Court House Paris Ky m i MARGOLENS party SALE Brussels from 40 cts up Ingrains from 18 cts up Matting from 9 cts up Rugs from 50 cts up Remember the place and call early We are authorized to announce Wm L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party We are authorized to announce John H Stewart as a candidate for Jailer subject to the action of the Democratic party Burnett OBITUARY Joseph F Williams as a candidate for Jailer subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY We are authorized to announce Now is the time to buy Carpets Rugs and Mattings as I have a good lot to select from and my prices defy I have a fine assortment of these competition 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 Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead ¬ MM- - s J The one lone Cabinet place allotted to the South goes to Maryland instead of Tennessee or Kentucky largely through the efforts of Brownlow of Tennessee The Tennessee and Kentucky Republi ¬ cans owe their turn down to their Exchange factional quarrels 4 The report that Gomez has slipped in - IP between W6yler and Havana must be BIRTHS true as even the officially supervised Havana dispatches admit that the rebel The Advent Of Our Future Men And Women General has placed a force back of Weyley much to the latters discomf- ¬ At Indianapolis Sunday morning at Gomez says he is going to press 530 a baby girl weighing eight and a iture the Spanish a little See ditpatch on half pounds was born to Mr and Mrs Benjamin Harrison Mr and Mrs third page St Thomas The Cincinnati Enquirer says Harrison married m 6 1896 The Every member of McKinleys Cabinet Church New York April so far can draw his check for 3000000 ex President is in his 64th year and still have some money left in the Gov Bushnell of Ohio has an- ¬ building association but it took a nounced that when Senator Sherman Western paper to discover the fact that resigns to enter the Cabinet he will ap- ¬ the first letters of the names of Sher point the Hon Marcus A Hanna United man Wilson Alger and Gage the first States Senator to serve until his suc ¬ four men to accept poit folios spell the cessor is elected by the seventy third word swsg session of the General Assembly of Ohio Gov Bradley left Frankfort Satur- ¬ See second page for full text of Bush day morning for Canton accepting an nells statement invitation telegraphed by Mr McKin The Greek army attacked the Turkish ley He was due at Canton at 234 outposts at Plategia and drove them in Gov Brad ¬ British war ships oclock Sunday morning have in several in- ¬ ley spent most of Sunday in conference stances interfered to prevent the landing with President elect McKinley and in of troops and supplies from Greek vesthe evening had a short talk with Mr sels More Greek reserves have been Hanna in Cleveland The governor de- called out and the Greek Consul at Ca clined to usbmit to a lengthy interview men has called on his Government for but said the Courier Journal had men- ¬ three more war ships See page two tioned the day on which the extra session mt would be called and admitted it would The selection of Gary of Maryland be before April 1 The tip is that the a session will be for either March 9 or 16 for cabinet place supposed to be that of Postmaster General leaves only the post of Attorney General to be filled Awarded Attorney General is Highest Honors Worlds Fair The favorite for New MepookY of York The Cab mLmMJ inet as now announced will be Sherman of Ohio for Secretary of State Gage of Illinois for Secretary of the Treasury Alger of Michigan for Secretary of War Long of Massachusetts for Secretary of the Navy Wilson of Iowa for Secretary of Agriculture McKenna of California for Secretary of the Interior and Gary of Maryland for Postmaster General See Washington dispatch on ¬ ¬ tailor died Saturday night at his home on corner of Main and Tenth street He was a genial and clever citizerg and his death will be regretted by many persons He is survived by a wife and five grown Charles children Joseph Riley Lizzie Edward and William Charles who has been in San Francisco for some time was notified but he can- ¬ not arrive in time for the funeral which is to be held at nine oclock this morning at the Catholic Church by Rev Edw Burke The pall bearers will be Dr F L lsapsley J T Doyle Harvey Hibler John Walsh J D ¬ Clifton Arnsparger as a candidate for Joseph J Grannon the well known re election aE County Attorney subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Sam¬ Rogers as a uel B Attorney subject candidate for to the action County of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Denk Dundon as a candidate for County At- ¬ torney subject to the action of the We are authorized to announce H MARGOLEN - kit W V ji Opp Court House - - PARIS KY Democratic party Condon Jas Dempsey The foreign Admirals warned the commander of the Greek forces on the Island of Crete that his troops would be should bombarded by four they attempt to attack Canea At 7 oclock Sunday evening the foreign squadron bombarded the insurgents near Canea who had all day continued an attack on the Mussulmans Read the dispatches on second page for details men-of-w- ar Let The Whole World Know The Good DrMiles Heart Cure Does We are authorized to announce J U Boardman as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce S D Clay as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Gar Kenney rett D of Bourbon as a candidate for County subject to Assessor the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm H Whaley as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the ac- ¬ tion of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Will G McClintock as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Archie W Bedford as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce C L Hough as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party ¬ for assessor WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED No I Tobacco Hogsheads v WITH BEST INDIANA WHITE OAK HOOPS ElA IP WILL SELL TERR TEMPLIN y i I 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 All We Want is an opportunity to convince you that our work can not be excelled jiOL for superintendent public schools Kate Edgar We are authorized to announce Miss le-elec-ti- on JJ ¬ m ¬ CREAM second page Ii - N Special Kates Double daily service of sleepers and coaches to Mardi Gras Excursion MOST PERFECT MADE tickets on sale Feb 26 27 and 28 and A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free March 1st Good to return within 15 from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant days from date of Bale one fare round -- 40 YEARS THE STANDARD trip as a candidate for as Superintendent of Public Schools for Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party And can not afford to turn out inferior work We are authorized to announce Wm Give us a trial and if good work can gain your patron- ¬ E Williams as a candidate for Super- ¬ age yours is insured Quick work and satisfaction nt of Public Schools for Bourbon DISEASE has its victim at a intend County subject guaranteed disadvantage Always taught that Democraficiparty to the action of the heart disease is incurable when the j symptoms become well defined the patient becomes alarmed and a nervous panic takes FOR POLICE JUDGE place But when a sure remedy is found We are authorized to announce Wm and a cure effected after years of suffering Remington 9 as a candidate for Police there is great rejoicing and desire to let to the action of the W M HINTON JR the whole world know Mrs Laura Wine Judge subject BRO Props inger of Selkirk Kansas writes I desire Democratic party OFFICE AND WORKS 127 139 SEVENTH ST PAKIS KY to let the whole world know what Dr Miles Wt are authorized to announce John Heart Cure has done for R Adair as a candidate for Police VIl1 PQ 7 me FortenyearsIhad Judge subject to the action of the BRANCH OFFICE Heart Cure pain in my hearfc short-¬- Democratic party W M Hintons Jewelry Store ness of breath palpita We are authorized to announce Newt Restores tion pain in my leftside oppressed feeling in my Clark as a candidate for Police Judge ADVJSItZimifa JtATJES Health Displays one dollar per Inch lor first Inser ¬ chest weak and hungry subject to the action of the Democratic tion half rates each insertion thereafter spells bad dreams could not lie on either party Locals or reading notices ten cents per side was numb and suffered terribly I took fine each insertion Locals in blacS type twenty cents per line each insertion Dr Miles Heart Cure and before I finished Fractions of lines count as full lines when second bottle I felt its good effects I feel See advertisement in another column STORY brick house on Upper running at line rates the now that I am fully recovered and that Dr of W J Bryans new book The First Pleasant street adjoining the resi ¬ Obituariss cards of thanks calls on candi ¬ dates resolutions of respect and matter of a Miles Heart Cure saved my liteM Send your order to Oscar dence of S S Clay Apply to Battle like nature ten cents per line Dr Miles Heart Cure Is sold on guarantee Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour¬ 29sep tf Special rates given for large advertise ¬ A C ADAIR or money refunded bon county that first bottle benefits ments and yearly cards tf -- We Are Working For A Reputation fV ml V BOURBON STEM L1UIDRY Be ul II FOR RENT 4 - jk - - V rti c --- s A -- v s t t Pw THE BOUSflQH NEWSW TTJESDAY -- 3r 1897 v - 5 is TEE seco Seciteenth Year Enlcicd - lllllll HEWS 1881 Would Be Xynchera- Foiled JL L Work of The Waters d A Ctearlct Killed By A Guardit A JEstabliuhed Sol Williams a negro gambler of The afternoon L negro boy was not taken by a mob train from Cincinnati was delayed near- ¬ this city was shoe and killed Friday from the Paris jail early Friday morn ly two hours last night by a landslide morning at the Frankfort penitentiary That Johnson Howe a sixteen-year-ol- N passenger ¬ Look Before You Buy -- jiy- - iiss mail matter at the Post office at Paris Ky as ing and lynched is probably due to the near Boyd station I I TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Pay able in Advance 2 00 Sixmouths Oneyear 1 100 NEWS COSTS TOTJ CAUT EVEN GET A Kh POBT FKOSI A GUK FREE OF CHARGE Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Orders MiMjKR Etc posi- ¬ Ralph Paxtion has resigned his tion at the L N freight depot Attention is directed to Price big ad on first page Cos Watch their space next issue Col A J Lovely went to Moore field yesterday to inspect the K of P at that place -Capt John O May and family of Lexington will remove to their farm near Shawhan March 1st -- - On page three are printed the opening chapters of Black Beard a story of piracy founded on fact Read it -Paris yesterday an opal Lost In stick pin Finder will please leave at The News office and receive reward The Monday night Literary Club met last night with Miss Leila Johnson at Mrs Minnie Wilsons on High street - 4 U li B F Harrell sold privately on Fri ¬ A Horses Remarkable FaH day twenty six acres of land on the 3 ohn Elliott a colored cart driver Bethlehem turnpike to Win Austin at 30 per acre witnessed a most remarkable incident He was preparing to the other day The social of the Westminster League dump a load of trash down the cliff side of the Second Presbyterian Church will on East Third street near Vine when be at Mr W H Fishers on Thursday the horse balked Suddenly the animal eyening postponed from this evening backed over the cliff and the cart struck the Saturday Deputy Sheriff G- W a tree The harness broke and sent horse was thrown a somersault and Judy arrested Jennie Jordan colored rolling helter skelter sixty feet below at Millersburg on the charges of adul-¬ into Stoner tery and suffering gaming and placed The horse swam the creek shook himself and camly began to graze on her in the jail in this city the other side It is almost a miracle was not killed Buckner Clay of this city a mem that the animal a fence should be placed By all means bir of the Pericle n society at Kentucky along Third street at this point Some University was on the program of day somebody will accidentally drive Washingtons Birthday exercises His over the cliff and the city will have a The Anglo Saxon In big damage suit on its hands subject was The Third street citizens are also Civilization kicking about the cliff being used as a -dumping ground H F Hillenmeyer the nurseryman phoned the Leader the following yesLand Sales Etc The continuous terday afternoon A T Forsyth auctioneer sold Sat- ¬ rainfall since Saturday has been 3 118 acres belong- ¬ inches That is the heaviest fall con ¬ urday for the Master ing to Jas N Allen near Jacksonville tinuously since December 24 1881 to Economy Bailding and Loan Associa- ¬ -tion for 150287 I F Chanslor Assigns --- work of newspaper men in Cynthiana Cincinnati and Paris A Cynthiana newspaper man who saw the mob organizing wired the news to a Cincinnati paper which telegraphed after midnight to The Bour ¬ bon News a warning of the mobs visit The News immediately notified Jailer W C Jones who immediately placed a strong guard in the jail The Cynthiana Democrat of Saturday said that on Thursday there were mut terings heard about lynching Johnson Howe for the murder of Policeman Chas Lacey in Cynthiana on Christmas night The men who indulged in mob talk openly borrowed guns and pistols and hired horses and vehicles then sent two men out to cut the telephone wires leading to Paris The nine men and two boys who composed the mob stopped on Nick Marchs farm near East Paris to rest their horses Some of the members after- ¬ ward came to town and found that the mobs visit had been tipped off to the authorities Howe was badly scared Friday when told of the mobs visit and he wanted to be taken to Lexington for safe keeping He will probably be taken to day or tomorrow to Cynthiana for trial before the Harrison Circuit Court which con- ¬ vened yesterday The Democrat says that the Grand Jury will very likely make things un- ¬ comfortably warm for these bold bad mobbers before it gets through with them ¬ ¬ ¬ The morning pas- ¬ senger train from Maysville was de- ¬ layed fifty minutes by small quantities of rock and dirt on the track at several JN trains were points The other L on time At Sparta Ky yesterday Chas Holton 19 was drownedand others are missing More than 25 families were compelled to move from their houses Licking river is creeping in houses in the lower part of Cynthiana High water mark was passed at Frankfort and big bridges are threaten- ¬ ed The Kentucky river is full of logs O passenger train ran into a AC landslide near Portsmouth O yester- ¬ day and was derailed A G- Stout a C O official was killed and ten persons were injured Stout was a formei emN in this city ploye of the L The river is near the danger line at Cincinnati and people along the river front are moving out The town of Pineville is all under The water water except two blocks has reached the court house There is The Cumberland great financial loss river is still rising Terrific rains hail and wind at Dan- ¬ ville made people fear cyclones Heavy hail storm occurred at Harrodsburg The waterworks reservoir at Rich ¬ mond overflowed and houses in lower parts of town are partially submerged The Kentucky Big Sandy Red and Licking rivers are booming and great damage is feared - Williams was sent up from Lexington for two years for snatching a watch from a man who was viewing a circus parade Several days ago Williams had a fight with a fellow convict and was punished Friday witli several lashes from a whip After being punished Williams was sul-¬ len when taken back to the work room and picking up an iron bar started toward the guard threatening to kill him Willis saw the movement andheard the threat and shot Williams through the heart Williams remains were brought here Saturday for burial Williams was sold at the court house door last year as a vagrant for being purchased by his brother He was a dangerous character B by guard J Willis And remember we guarantee more for your money than you can buy elsewhere or your money refund- qd and yovu Jo be the judge of it - Buy your shoes of us and get one of the beautiful medallion pictures FREE See them on exhibitionist our store DAVISTH0MS0NdISGRI IS ¬ Captain A W Brewer a well known guard at the penitentiary was viciously assaulted Friday by Henry Burse a life prisoner who took offense at some order given him by the guard Burse used a knife and cut Brewer on the arm but was overpowered by other guards who came to Brewers rescue Gov Bradley Pardons A Woman JPuLst IReoerveci SPRING STOCK HAMBURGS LACES WASH DRESS GOODS PERCALES WHITE GOODS ETC All new fresh goods 529 Main St Calendar of Paris Higli School Events Washingtons birthday was Mrs Ellen Parker who was sent by the Bourbon Circuit Court in No ¬ vember 1894 to the Frankfort peniten- ¬ tiary to serve five years for detaining a girl for immoral purposes was pardon- ¬ ed Saturday by Gov Bradley The was in such a feeble condition woman that she had to be carried from prison on a stretcher Commonwealths Attor ¬ ney Smith and Father Major used their influence to secure the pardon Call and see them VI celebrat- ¬ gplrs Parkers husband James Parker was also sent up at the same time for the same crime- The offense was en-¬ ticing a young girl from Georgetown - - - ed last night at the Paris High School and an appropriate program of exercis- ¬ es was given by the pupils Prof E W Weaver the clever and very enter prising Principal of the High School commemorated the occasion by issuing a neat and pretty souvenir on which was a splendid photo of George Wash- ¬ ington On the other side was a calen- ¬ dar of the coming events at the High Weavers Prof School excepting illustrated lectures on Old Times In The Colonies and London to Mt Paris to Yellowstone and Blanc Park which were given Dec 4th Jan 5th and Feb 5th The remaining events are Paris Ky ana detaining ner near tms city tor im- ¬ The Parkers were moral purposes from Clark county and were traveling in a covered wagon Mrs Parker gave birth to a child while in prison which was taken by her Parker relatives -- - CONDONS In order to close out our stock we will sac- ¬ rifice everything in our store at unheard of prices Strictly all wool Dress Goods in G D Corsets our specialty 50c 75cr novelty and plain styles always 50c and 1 00 worth double for this sale at 25c a yard Ladies and Childrens full Seamless Hosiery 10 and 15c always sold at 25c Choice of our finest Dress patterns formerly 800 for this sale at 400 Our Domestics are the very best brands in Calicoes Cottons and Sheet ¬ All our Underwear Blankets and ings Comforts will be closed out at 25c on Calicoes 3 and 5c the dollar What Was It m ls - Ram- ¬ Mar 5 Illustrated Lecture bles in Norway Mr Weaver Dr Emerson Mar 18 Lecture Leon H Vincent Mar 26 Lecture Thoreau Dr Leon Bleached Cotton good 5c H Vincent Best Cotton made 8c New and full line of Table Linens 10 4 Peperell Sheeting 18c Apr 2 Lecture Lowell Dr Leon H Towels and Napkins marked down 50 per cent for this sale Vincent Notions of all kinds one half price Washingtons Birthday Reception Apr 9 Lecture Holmes Dr Leon Jiide Webb held a Washingtons H Vincent L F Chanslor a well known farmer A house and lot on Main street Apr 30 Illustrated Lecture Up the Birthday reception yesterday at the iHwwaaan a Millersburg precihct assigned of the rv courthouse which was a very interest Seventh and Eighth belonging to Nile Miss Allie Hart guests yesterday to E T Reese of Mason for James Anderson colored was sold Sat ¬ Declamatory ingeveht torthe May 7 Preliminary The urday by Auceioneer Forsyth to Mike Chasf Kidd was fined 3 for forgetting benefit of his creditors the Contest schedule of assets and liabilities has not Connelly for 1900 May 30 Graded School Tournament his gallantry Sunday and kicking a yet been filed colored damsel where she wore her Harrodsburg Twenty four acres of land belonging bustle June 4 Annual Commencement To Prospect For Gold Sophia Washington not related to to estate of Samuel Jackson deceased Kenney son of the late lying on Little Rock Turnpike were Maggie Bryan cherrytree George Wilmot Will Meet At Richmond son of Lee sold Saturday to Reuben Letton at 60 Maggie Helvey and Pearl Law Smith Kenney Ernest Penn The Blugrass Dental Association son were each son of Pat per acre 5 fined for Penn and Dennis Winn composed of members from Paris Mt throwing rocks at a friends this house Winn ail of the Hutchison precint J G Allen assignee of J J Peed Sterling Georgetown Cynthiana Mil- ¬ They had plenty of rocks to throw at Alaska to county left Thursday for Jacob Hall John sold Saturday 289 acres of land to Mrs lersburg Winchester and Maysville birds houses etc but none to pay the prospect for gold will meet at Mt Sterling next Tuesday of this Slack of Mason at 30 per acre Morrow and Henry Hall fine March 2 Papers will be read by Dr county have been successful gold min- ¬ By Law Licked M H Daily of this city and Dr W P Mrs Woolfe Ends Her Life ers in Alaska for several years Piper a fourteen-year-ol- d McQuown of Georgetown and Dr R Chick Mrs Bertie Woolfe daughter of Paris Public Building negro boy who filched some fish from Y Thomas of Anderson Ind will give demonstrations of dental Albert Collins of this county ended her The Chairman of the Committee on Inskos restaurant near the Windsor ¬ practical life Friday by shooting herself through bemethods Pnblic Buildings and grounds says there was tried for the offense Saturday given choice be- ¬ The visiting dentists will be en- ¬ the body with a pistol at the home of is no hope of receiving consideration for fore Judge Webb and - six oclock dinner by Dr her sister Mrs James Slack near any of the public building bills now on tween a whipping and spending thirty tertained at Mrs A W Smith at Westover Newtown Mrs Woolfe was a widow the calendar Speaker Reed opposed days in jail The beys mother chose and aged about thirty five and was one of the licking part part of the sentence for Terrace in Mt Sterling bills and Paris and the other the the heirs of her grand father the late WE HAVE EEOEIVED A SPLENDID ST00K OP towns that have been honing for her young hopeful and he was chastised Lee Smith who left a large estate Sporting Salad public buildings will have to wait a lit- by the strong arm of the law The IMPORTED SUITIliS AND TROUSERISGS event occured in the jail yard and the Mike Kahoe formerly of the Paris tle longer blows almost killed father club will play with the Indianapolis OFCutting Scrape In Claysville club this season Mike was the first of Stoner On A Boom the Cincinnati players to be measured TWO SMALL BOURBON FARMS of Claysville is in jail Jim Brown The heavy rains which fell Sunday for his uniform Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when with the charge of malicious cutting caused Stoner and Houston creeks to Court house door At quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calL Corbett rides an Outing wheel during and wounding opposite his name and rise rapidly and get out of their banks his training Saturday February 27 1897 his erstwhile friend and neighbor Geo Yesterday Stoner was higher tnan it had Williams of the same village is laid up A roller skating rink will be opened One about 50 acres the other about 35 having a gash in his neck been for years but the waters rapidly to night in Mt Sterling for repairs acres Both improved John Barnett ¬ estate on Cane Ridge See hand bills slashes elsewhere on his frame receded The home of James Thomp and eight JPXN3E1 MERCHAiVT TAILORS near the S E Borland has bought a Speed or apply to ¬ son on the banks of Stoner The affair was precipitated by a nameTALBOTT MCMILLAN was surrounded by water bicycle from R J Neely S E TIPTON Cutter less offense committed by Williams Paris mill Paris Ky It The Cincinnati Reds will open the and the occupants were forced to move Brown will be tried Thursday before season March 7th at New Orleans Squire Lilleston Williams is a brother We are also agents for the celebrated Chas E Smith Shirt Full line of samples S Johnson the famous cycler Borrowed a Horse This Fellow John who was killed at the of Sol Williams OF is dangerously ill with pneumonia in penitentiary Friday Lit- ¬ Anderson Harris hailing from Canada tle Rock precinct is in jail waiting to Paris Electric Li Lightnings Freaks Lillesbe tried Thursday before Squire Another Crow Shoot During a heavy rain stcrm at half ton Harris is charged with taking a T T5 TVT rpi T t rri I will sell at the Court house door in cottage 5 rooms 10 per 602 MAIN ST - - - - PARIS KY Joe Coyle of Lexington who made past ten oclock Sunday morning horse from the hitching rack at Little BRICK class repair Apaway a good record at the live crow shoot Paris at eleven oclock a m on First lightning did many curious things in Rock and riding the animal Over Deposit Bank BC INGELS D given near Paris last week by Alfred SATURDAY FEBRUARY 2 1897 ply to The warrant was sworn out by I Paris Uljant f j Or O EDWARDS Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m and G W Clay has been challenged byi ten sharesof Paris Electric Light Stock A bolt struck the fire alarm telegraph Crouch The horse was recovered -A T FORSYTH Victor Dodge ex Bourbon now of Lex¬ wires and burned out the magnets in A DESIRABLE 60 - ACRE FARM A T ington for a Bhoot at one hundred live 23feb 2t Auctioneer Of Auctioneer destroyed the fuses Engagements the tower bell and Forsyth crows for 100 a side Coyle has ac- ¬ and glasses in twenty one of the alarm cepted the challenge and the event will Feb 25 and 26 C L Blackerby boxes HAVE a well sitnated 60 acre Bour ¬ occur at an early day at the Lexington The telephone wires were also struck merchandise at Centerville - - - - PARIS KY bon County farm which I desire to 3 3RQAEWAY Feb 27 Jasper Offutt Admr mill baseball park The birds will be and fuses in about half the telephones in DESIRABLE store room located sell It is well improved For any opera house and turnpike stocks up stairs trapped in this county at Hutchison Station Ky is for farther particulars address Paris were burned out deed Feb 27 John T Barnett rent ossession given Marcn 1st Ap- um nours o to ia a m l to o p m A bolt which struck an electric light lands J E PLUMMER ply or address GEORGE CLAYTON Millersburg Ky 8jan tf Mitchells Feb- - 27 At 2 p m Barmon Stitt Mrs Johnsons Cooking School wire ran into Turney Clark Hutchison Ky causing assignee John Mock stock of furniture exploded livery stable and Mrs Johnsons cooking school will consternation of various kinds and de- etc at Millersburg Notice To The Public r n March 1 T E Ashbrook Special meet every Monday Tuesday and Fri jniu n nnnhin grees to prevail among a crowd of men Female College afternoons at 230 oclock and Thurs ¬ Comr Millersburg I have arranged with Dr John Adair in the stable property To day is There Are Others to take charge of my office until I am mornings at 10 oclock PARIS KENTUCKY A bolt also followed an electric light March 2 B F Bedford Jr land day able to resume my practice Dr Adair pastry day W stock wire into the office of Trainmaster r Who have larger stores who pay to all farm implements etc Terms 50 cents a single lesson 500 larger rents and have larger expenses will attend work asunfinished work and breaking N my patroLS may such other H Anderson of the L March 6 Henry Spears house and 5 Work guaranteed satisfactory Call for the term of 12 lessons Persons de¬ hut none of them will sell yon shoes at burning into the acres of land at Shawhan promptly answered a globe and almost Your work is a profit as Very respectfully solicited Prices reasonable March 13 J H Hendricks house siring to take lessons will please notify as small wire and a gas pipe around which it was CLA 9feb 2t RION Dr R A Sprake Mrs Johnson as soon as possible and lot on Second street Paris Ky wrapped v ¬ between A member of a barnstorming theatri- ¬ cal troupe was an object of much in- ¬ N terest yesterday morning at the L passenger depot en route for Millersburg It appeared to be a new edition woman of the but the observers were much in doubt Its le rbeg paidon limbs were en- ¬ cased in bloomers and limbkins and a heavy coil of hair was tucked up under a golf cap The face however was de- ¬ cidedly mannish and showed traces of a fresh clean shave ¬ forty-year-ol- d We still enlarge Portraits free of charge -- Sk PURE HOME GROWN SEED -- LP3Piy c - 0 EDWARDS -- Ken-tniYk- -v -- ¬ ULfcl0 aso - FOR FALL AND WINTER on StocL ¬ FOR RENT M H DAILEY ¬ Store Room For Rent FOR SALE R A SPRAKE T i far A 1 I r ¬ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 JOHN CONNELLY de-si- r- Su - v i iJj lPy wwmWM i f - S3f3fw3 l srv-A i Sf B THE- gpptotT rj r B0TJB0NNEWSTUESbiYflBiW2V V f njjutKpi f r 3ng3g- - rgr T SafiFTrBBa m EJLIT -- t pr 4 J tii i i fjn MlMMJfnMMMWHMMMBIMBgl m i l V 1S97 8 THE BOURBON NEWS TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL 5 - Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP J Editors and Owners BRUCJ MILLER - maamaam Patriotic Celebration of the 100th Anniversary of the State A r - - H A M i H t - o - v fe Sti f a- - IV 41 - l J J SO u b j -- i HINTS TO HUSBANDS Susgeations Conducive to a Quiet LIfa iu the New Woman Era To befrin the dav wpII is half thp battle and a husbands first duty should be to rise quietly at five in the morning bo as not to break in upon the wifes slumbers until he has prepared the breakfast She will then awake in good temper and if the coffee is properly settled she may even reward you bj saying so Tack the children off to school im mediately after breakfast before you do the dishes as nothing is so apt to upset a satisfactory beginning as the chatter of my ladys brood while she is reading the morning papers 33e particular that absolute quiet is fueserved in sthe house during- mad ams hour of thought after breakfast aid have her bicycle cleaned and ready for her morning spin at ten sharp - While sne is gone sweep air and dust the house but by no inadvertence dis turb the papers that litter her desk Xothing so displeases madam as to find her desk in order it isnt mannish von know When she returns if her eye is black and she walks with a limp say nothing but be silently sympathetic and place the arnica bottle in a conspicuous place on her bureau Dont let her see vou do it though and dont follow her in That is one of the times when it were well for you that she be alone Hold 3ourself in readiness at a moments call to write at her dictation the speech that she will deliver at the primary or convention If her grammar is abominable dont mention it but correct it as you write and suffer in silence Do not try to fathom her logic as you value your sanity go it blind If you want a half dav off sav oace a week preface your request with the remark that Jones told you that if he could make as good a speech as she made the night before he would never stop until he became a United States senator at least When she becomes impervious to that species of dope have a printer strike off some flattering notice of her re- ¬ marks label them as clips from some far off nonexistant newspaper and mail them to her She will never notice that the reverse side of the clips is blank or if she does suggest that the editor probably received the copy of her speech at the last moment and struck off a supplement Platter her when she is elated Keep your mouth shut when she is depressed Ask her how you shall vote Then vote the other way You will then have peace and u quiet t life and the grim satisfaction of hav ¬ ing cast at least one vote for a prin- JEpciple N Y World ¬ - Great Object Lenaon Calling Atten- ¬ tion to the Bonntifnl Resources of Tennessee Not a Local or Sectional XQnterprlse - ¬ The prime object of the Tennessee Centennial and International exposi- ¬ tion to be held at Nashville from May 1 to October 30 1897 is to celebrate the one hundredth anniversary of the state in a spirit of patriotism to illustrate the progress that has been made in civilization and at the same time to call attention to the bountiful resources of the field the hills and the forests of Tennessee The fact that the state produces to some extent every crop reported in the United States census and contains iron coal marble gran ¬ ite hardwood timber and phosphate rock for fertilizers in unlimited quanti- ¬ ties that the agricultural crops never fail and seldom vary and that the cli- ¬ mate is perfect with a mean tempera- ¬ ture of 5S degrees should induce immi- ¬ gration from other states and from for eign countries to such an extent that Tennessee will take the place in the list of states in which she properly belongs in point of population and commercial importance It is to call attention to her natural advantages and resources and lead to their greater de- ¬ velopment of wealth as well as to show the progress that has been made in the arts and sciences that this great ob¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ject lesson is to be given It is a practical way of celebrating a ¬ great event and will enable the people of the state to present at one and the same time their historical record of 100 years and to give their reasons for believing that Tennessee is an inviting field for the investment oF eapital and a pleasant country in which all may live in the enjoyment of peace and plenty The state will no doubt derive great benefits from the exposition It will a I least bring her own people and her neighbors of the south if not of the whole country closer together and show what can be done by concerted action Whatever may be said of the conservatism or lethargy of the south- ¬ ern people it must be acknowledged that the spirit of enterprise which I any previous exposition the world fair alone excepted but there are other attractions which will have a de termining influence upon those who are in doubt whether they shall go to Nash- ¬ ville or not Nashville and in fact the whole state of Tennessee is historical ground and all northern soldiers who have not visited the south since the close of the war will want to avail them- ¬ selves of the opportunity of doing so during the present year of national peace and political tranquillity Within sight of the exposition grounds almost was fought the battle of Nashville and upon the very ground now known as Ex- position park the soldiers of the north pitched their tents The present home of the vice president of the Tennessee centennial Mr Van Leer Kirkman and his wife the president of the womans department of the centennial situated about four and a half miles from Nash- ville on the Franklin turnpike was the scene of the battle of Nashville In the southern suburbs of the city is Fort Negley What is- novv known as the Hermitage club in the center of the city was used as the head- ¬ quarters of Buell and Rousseau of The Maxwell Grant and Thomas house then not quite finished now one of the leading hotels of the south was used by the federal soldiers as a barracks In every part of the city there are objects to remind the visitor and partic ularly the old soldier of the stirring times from J 801 to 1805 Although the scene of so much activity during the re ¬ bellion Nashville was spared the ravages of war and as a result the city and surrounding country presents to- ¬ day the best picture of southern life to be found anywhere south of Mason and Dixons line Of course Nashville has witnessed many changes but they have been generally for the better fro city in the south has made more sub ¬ stantial progress or done more to improve the conditions of life In the most trying times of general financial depression Nashville suffered greatly but the inherent wealth of the coun- try surrounding it greatly mitigated the evils and disasters of the panic of 1893 and she is holding her own to day with as firm a grasp as any of the northern cities As a great seat of learning Nashville has far outstripped all of her sister cities of the south and by common con ¬ sent is known as the Athens of the Not only has the progress in South ¬ - n s ¬ ¬ ¬ as foils for the straight architectural and structural lines necessary in the buildings Of the buildings already completed it would be invidious to speak com- ¬ paratively and indeed unnecessary where all is so admirably planned and designed And yet I cannot omit a brief word concerning the Parthenon Not in its praise for it needs none nor of its history for that is trite nor yet of the wisdom of choosing it as being adapted to the purposes for that will be evident to all who enter it The thought I had in looking at it was that strangely enough it would perhaps be less of a surprise to south-¬ ern visitors than other buildings com- ¬ monplace enough in all respects It will be perfectly familiar to them and that not because they have seen pic- ¬ tures of it but because south of the Mason and Dixon line this is the type of architecture that was chosen for the stately homes as well as for state and public buildings That choice of the classic Greek for all important work domestic and national is dis- ¬ tinctly the choice of the south It would seem that approaching the parallel of Athens in this country it was a sine qua non to follow its archi- ¬ tecture But however that may be and whatever the cause it will chance that the southern contingent will look with familiar eyes upon the grand repose of the Parthenon Of course no one is going to bother himself about what it all means because we will all be too busy looking at and enjoying the beauty provided for us by the splendid energy and self sacrifice of your people But it might furnish a half hour a pleasant reflection in some shady cor- ¬ ner to note first that this same Par- ¬ thenon seems externally to be the most consistent building on the grounds and to consider after whether the large simplicity the wide repose and the im- ¬ pressive stability of it did not somehow belong to that old life from Vir ¬ ginia downwards which can never come again There is at all events and there will not be a visitor from all the fair old southland that cannot recall it the same expression of simplicity5 and re- pose in a lesser degree pernaps m some structure in his own community ¬ ¬ -- iifJJi GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN PAGE COILED SPRING WOVE Furniture Window Shades Etc Oil WIRE Cloths Carpets Mattresses ¬ FEEL Special attention given to Undertak ing and Repairing Main Street - - Paris Ky W O HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance THE VERY BEST OLD MILLER COLLINS Agents Paris Kentucky This is a smcoth fence that will tnrn any kind of stock It is made from thf best hard steel drawn specially for tbt purpose RELIABLE PAYESTG PROMPT- - NON UNION HOTEL REED Short St Bet Broadway and Mill The large steel wires forming thf horizontal bars are first coiled around ft J inch rod thus practically becoming COILED SPftlNGS their entire length These are securely tied together by 10 cross bars to the rod The cross barf are best quality of annealed wirt wrapped three timet galvanized horizontal bar around each Being a self regulator it is alway ready for business slacks up for 3d below as cheerfully as it takes a new grip for 90 in the shade gently but firmly persuades a runaway team to reconsider its action An unruly bull is safe as a danary in its cage it saith unto the festive hog thus far shall The fierce wind and drifting thou go 8nowpassby and it heeds them not There is no terror in the locomotive spark The trespasser is not led into temptation and the rail stealers The hired man and is gone tramp alike scorn it proffer- ¬ the lagging ed shade Like the model housewife when well supported it is always nefti and tidy ccupation HOW IT IS MADE JC a ITS ADVANTAGES- - I3E3C12NTGTOIN DHI Jamfs Connors - - - Proprietor Rates 2 And 250 Per Day One hundred good rooms Electric lights hot and cold baths barber shop and Postal telegraph office etc 21jy96 ly TREES -S- -IjIj Asparagus and everything for the Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- ¬ ploy no agents Try ns on prices and see the difference between those of a grower and dealer Catalogue on application ts fl F HILLENMEYER Lexington Ky 20oct FULL stock of Fruit and Ornamental Grape Vines Small Fruits TREES 1896 n n ¬ THREE POSTS to the 100FEET Economy is not our sole object in placing posts for farm fence at the un¬ usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart Farmers say the closer the posts th That may apply tw better the fence common fences but depending largely on its elasticity we pxefeb the long panel For cemeteries lawns yards etc they should of course be nearer 19 to SO feet is not objectionable We have completed and are now building a lot of this fence for Bourbon farmers and you can esamine into it merits for yourself Estimates cheerfully furnished Yoa mav nut up the posts and we will buHd the fence or we will contract to do th jli you are ueeuiuji any wnoxejOD fence see us We will save you money and still build you the best fence madew Respectfully COLLINS MILLER POSTS A SAD 1 ROMANCE Emotion of Two Young Pconle in Three Worlds Once upon a time there lived a seri ous young man ne was serious all the way through As in some streams his depth revealed itself at the ery top No light waves played upon the surface n vol vlrijillie lliPIPP think you can get the oest made finest finish and MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE for a mere song Buy from reliablo manufacturers mat navejrainea a reputation Dy uonestand square dealing There ia none in tho world that can equal In mechanical construction durabilitv of worklae parts fineness of finish beauty in appcarancepr bwfl as many Improvements as the NEW HOME Donofcba deceived by anurias advertisements and k THE IRONY OF FATE JKuJo Shock Falls to the Lot of a Soprano at an Evening Party She is a soprano of tireless energy whose ambition at least reaches high C and who has as much trouble with her thtroat as any prima donna on the op eratic stage She has not a friend who lives within three blocks in any direc tion of her abode and yet she is popular in a large social circle She was invited out the other even ¬ ing and as usual accepted The invi tions said that conversation was to be the order of the evening and conse ¬ quently no one was surprised when the hostess asked her dear Miss Soarer for a little music 0 Id like so much to oblige you but I cant sing at all without my ¬ THE TENNESSEE conceived and made CENTENNlAJy-NL-G- RO BUILDING out the plans of this exposition have marked but what lias been done for the never been equaled in any city in this advancement of the colored race is viili country The great burden of responsibility and expense of this enterprise hasfallcn upon the city of Nashville and without the aid of any other city county or state she has raised over 500000 which sum has been expended upon the beautiful grounds and magnificent buildings which stand to day in testimony of the faithful discharge of duty on the part of the exposition man agers to the state and to the whole country Whatever more may be needed to complete the plant and to put everything in order for the opening day will be furnished by Nashvilles patriotic citizens The appropriation made by the United States government will be used exclusively for the erection of a building- and tor the exhibit of the government and will be no part of the cost of the exposition proper The same may be said of the appropriations made by several states and oT some of the counties of Tennessee whose build ings will be for their exclusive use and benefit The exposition is not a local or sectional enterprise It has been handsomely recognized by the United States government nearly every state in the union will be represented and some of the finest buildings and most attractive displays will be those from foreign countries It will probably not be equal in all respects to the worlds fair at Chicago but it is the opinion of men from all parts of the country who have seen the Nashville exposition in its present unfinished condition and who have visited all the greater expositions that it will be second only to that of Chicago and that the architecture and the artistic grouping of the buildings is more pleasing to the eye and on the whole more satisfactory to the visitor The scope of the exjOsition is comprehensive and the extent and variety of the exhibits will leave nothing to be de sired No writer can convey to the reader who has not beheld the glory of this picture the least conception of its grandeur and magnificence Whatever idea the reading public may gain from the descriptions or even from the pictures of the buildings and their har-¬ monious grouping and pleasing surroundings there will still be a pleasant surprise for all those who may see it for the first time in its completeness and inritsispring andiSMnxrouajfiirAoT ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - it possible to carry the education of the white race been out a parallel i I- i notes But surely you can sing some little thing we are all dying- to hear you - l How kind of you Id have been 3elighted to do it if I had only had the slightest intimation that 3fou would care to hear me But cant I send for your notes Do let me Im afraid that mamma couldnt find them besides I have not practiced for a week and The country surrounding Nashville is not unlike the famous Blue Grass re-¬ gion of Kentucky The soil is perhaps not so rich but it is undulating and more picturesque and it is always well watered it resembles the Blue Grass region of Kentucky also iu that it is a great stock raising country The most famous stock farm in the world is the Belle Meade which lies within a half hours ride through a beautiful country and over a well made road from the ex- ¬ position grounds In fact this beauti ¬ ful old time place can be reached by rail in ten minutes He seemed to have no surface He was all inner soul This young man loved seriously an idle young woman He saw her first as Naujoks St Cecelia in a church tab ¬ leau He had Icved the picture He now loved the j oung woman more He saw in her face much that he had not seen in the picture She parted her hair in the middle and she had a St Cecelia nose so that the young man did not observe that there was also much in the picture that was not in her face She could noteven play the piano before which she had posed The idle young woman loved serious- ¬ ly nothing whatever Least of all did she love the serious young man If he had no surface she was all surface like a brook all waves full of light and brightness The young man was at- ¬ tracted by the waves and imagined a depth beneath them She was repelled by the darkness of his depth and could imagine no waves upon its surface So when he asked her to say Yes she an- ¬ He suffered greatly and swered No a time he died and he went to after Paris Ky The Pajje Wire fence In Bourbon Mdllersburg Ky May 4 96 Collins Agents Messrs Miller Gentlemen - WR3TE FOR CIRCULARS K8W Home SANlTaiNoiscoCAii BosTOWHAsa 23 Union Square III St Louis Mo DaixasTexis The Sewing Machine Co NY CaANOEMAss Chicago FOR SALE QV Atlanta ga COOK WINN BY Paris Ky U S REVENUE STAMPS WANTED T Ii Green County Clerk Sit Olivet Ky 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 JSach 5 cents 1 cent Express red imperforate 1 cent Express red part perforate 5 cents 1 cent Playing Cards red imperf orateJ0 cents 1 cent Playing cardsredpart perforated cents 1 cent ProprietaryTedpart perforatelO cents 60 cents 1 cent Telegraph red imperforate 2 cent Bank Check bluepart perforate 5 cents 5 cents 2 cent Certificate blue imperforate 2 cent Certificate bine full perforate10 cents 2 cent Certiflcateorangef ull perforatelO cents 5 cents 2 cent Express blue imperforate 10 cents 2 cent Express blue part perforate 2 cent Playing cards bluelmperforate50 cents 10 cents 2 cent Playing cards orange 2 cent Proprietary blue imperforatel6 cents 2 cent Proprietarybluepart perforatelO cents 2 cent Proprletaryorangefull pefrote15 cents 8 cent Playing cardgreenimperforateS2 3 cent playing cardgreenf ull perrte20 cents 3 cent Telegraph green imperf oratel0 cents A cent Playing cardviolet perforate50 cents 4 cent Proprietaryvioletpart perfoatelO cents 10 cents 5 cent Express red imperforate 10 cents 6 cent Playing card red perforate 10 cents 5 cent Proprietary perforate 6 cent Proprietary orange perforate So 10 cent Bill of Ladingblue linperfotel5 cents 10 cent Bill of Ladingbluepart pertelo cents 0 cents 25 cent Bond imperforate 40 cent Inland Exchangeimperf orate75 cents SI 23 50 cent Probate of Will imperforate 70 cent Foreign exchangegreenLmateOO cents SI 51 Life Insurance imperforate Si 10 SI Manifest imperforate SI 25 SI Mortgage full perforate 1 00 Passage Ticket imperf orate 150 1 30 Foreign exchaugeorange imate 3 00 4 00 1 DO Foreign Exchange maroon 5 00 3 50 Inland Exchange imperforate 7 00 5 00 Probate of Will imperforate 30 00 20 00 Probate of Will imperforate 1 50 1 30 Blue and Black 2 00 1 60 Blue and Black 5 cent Black and Green proprietary 15 cents 6 cent Black and Green proprietary o cents 10 cent Black and Green proprietary x 6f 50 cent Black and Green proprietary 3 t 1 00 Black and Green proprietary 5 00 15 00 5 00 Black and Green proprietary buy old canceled postage lalso wish to stamps and stamped envelopes of any and all denominations from 1810 to 1S75 for which I will pay liberal prices Address T Iu GREEN Conntv Clerk Mt Olivet Ky stamps NotfonThe above named Notes can be Receipts found Deeds Mortgages Agreements Bank Checks ete from 1861 to 1875 also on Proprietary Medicines Matches etc Tne foregoing offer is genuine made in good faith and will be carried out to the let ter in every instance wnen x receive the stamps I have mentioned in good order Reference Mt uiivet Deposit tsanK or any official of Robertson county T Ii- - Green County Clerk Paris Kentucky have had the Page 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 Iftrrrns all kinds of stock and is as tight as it was the day it was put up and has stood some sever 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 back 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 th ground As soon as the tree was cast off the fence went up all right and wai as good as ever with the exception of one broken wire and a few staples out of place I am so well pjeased with the feno that I am going to put up more of it Respectfully right away 5my tf Wm Becrapt purgatory li frog Im sure Im as hoarse as a ¬ Really it was the irony of fate that caused her dearest enemy to enter the room at that moment She was carrying a huge roll and saying in a clear ¬ ¬ ¬ f Pv W high voice y ww rJrt B4 i0 Where is Olivia Soarer I hope she has not been waiting long for her mu sic Here it is dear My music Why I Yes dear I stopped at your house on my way here your mother was so glad to see me She said she knew you would be so disappointed when you found that you had left it on the hall table after practicing for three whole nays to be ready for this evening Chicago Tribune Around the House Towel shelves are much used in place of racks in the modern bathroom They tare of openwork nickel or silver plate and axe fitted to the wall above the bath - Scallops to be used for salad should be scalded first in plenty of boiling salted water then drained and cooled They are served with a French dress ing made with a pinch of cayenne and garnished with lettuce leaves For all the pretty impedimenta of the afternoon tea table there is still ur thing so popular asdrawn linen There s a tendency to show less and less of the linen Some of the cloths doilies and tray serviettes are as filmy in ef- ¬ fect as morsels of fine lace All good housemaids know that mat ¬ ting should be swept with a soft mat ling brush plied with thrj grain of the weaMeU Tqioatchirte mymgridjusbr ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ n rmvs Fm iinvaiuiu auu itf fvnlg eTfrWdsitfttf ihfunfra- - tc vi i Al lie rr rr- r i trfn I Jv ri L i abffasttarcona hat makes2Oraittinclaidiiioorone for rrjr WcvMehfllQ ff iuw - - - itiow or ncoDswbio ffflffnlv attraction fr- Itilthose wko T visit m ffiiarbeSuW r f tf it he most ditticuitiJoiisweepa eiefan enTvants andsirjamersU air lftJBaWlift EnathKiBBiMrcett iih Present3 Vear KAXnners Fttinessee durinth ba OT4JJVJ iWH newspaper wet and crushedand pushed This breat exnosition of art and inuus- - origiii ana urn nam spoT srwnose wav op fore the broom is recommended I try should of itself be sufficient to in- ing and undulating folds will give those Chicago Record sure an attendance larger than that of broken lines against ihe sky so valuable Times Herald - 1 io7frhde0Slfci6AiAslMllIPn6etJlfet ojIj a I - ituUtiT lis oj bu v rL They are doing she asked the keeper penance for having been bores on earth Mr George W Chambers of St Louis and they arc learning small talk so as was his an artist of considerable distinction re to be agreeable in Heaven she thought nice How cently visited Nashville and after re- answer Purgatory is quite agreedble after all turning to his home wrote a letter to ¬ a friend in that city giving some of May I sit at the end of the table fur Your his impressions of the exposition from thest from theinV she asked task is different was ihe reply and to which the following extract is taken seven books on It is a pleasure to give jou how- ¬ her were givenpsychology and sociology seven on ever briefly the impressions I received and seven on and she was made to man ¬ from a visit to the centennial grounds philosophy age seven missionary societies To 1 was surprised to find the buildings agree ¬ and the grounds as well so far ad- teach you to think enough to be vanced Indeed from the cleau condi- able in Heaven In time her thoughts made her seri- ¬ tion of the roadways and grass plats sat one might with reason conclude that ous and it chanced that as she diners all inside as well as outside was in among her books the talk of the her ears and after awhile readiness for public scrutiny The floated to seriously to love the young grounds seemed to me to be admirably she grew and dash laid out both for convenience in get man at the table for the light took ting about and for the best presenta- of his talk attracted her and shethem depth beneath tion of the architectural effects The for granted a all and thought her stretches of lawn which spring will But he lovedand not at unresponsive she has dress in living- green will be a feature how dull the trouble which was much lacking at the worlds grown She might takeshe does read if fair and will add a repose so much to be agreeable even This caused her to suffer needed in a white city whose architec- big books ture is more or less rigidly classic irreat sorrow time of their preparation At last the There were not many places ak Chf was ended and it became time for them cago for the eye to rest upon in deHeaven and as tail and none at all in the general ef ¬ to enter perfect into they stood together perfect upon the fect It was too literally a city threshold they loved each the other at In your coming lair all this will be 1 t rwctcu Alinev ne asKeu different if one may judge from the they entered the and she present condition of affairs Of course gate answered as yet one misses the color effect which But in Heaven they neither marry will so much enhance the beauty of it Y Sun given in marriage all The flower beds to break the green nor are Awake for Ninety Hours here and there and perhaps a tone Prof Patrick and Dr Gilbert of the of color on the larger buildings and a little more audacity in the color of University of Iowa have recently tried the smaller ones with some gilt in the experiment which is described in midair to civc elevation and to L ivp the Psychological l ieview ui ivccijmj t liaclc an echo of the thwra qpswejejpspawaijjpr vu jAfth The obsePers llcT notjajttfis will come in proper ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ woman in a decollete gown The woman she recognized as the head of the mis ¬ sionary society in her former home she exclaimed How Of all people do they ever come to be doing that a glistening dinner table paying com- ¬ pliments and telling funny stories to a monia at a dance and she went to pur ¬ gatory too She found him seated at Some months later she caught pneu- ¬ We are prepared to furnish at re sonable prices locust posts by the car- ¬ load Delivered at your nearest raiU road station MILLER COLLINS CLOTHES LOCUST POSTS BLfflffllBfflllL a first class have WEcleaning employed to takepressing chargi experienced tailor repairing and of our Work done on short department notice Our prices are lower than others and we will do your work right PARIS FURNISHING ADO TAILORING CO H S STOUT Manager 24mar tf W W DUDLEY BILL POSTERS PAEIS KY All Kinds of Posting 3txifeBting Promptly Attended To CO Etc TOWN LOT FOR SALE ad¬ A42xll0foot lot in Williams sold located Will be at low price on four payments one fourth cash balance in three equal pay- ments at six twelve and eighteenL care- Th L months Address y- News Paris i - C 3 I I i suiils-radjanjier- XfeeSive- - timidtt10urSt HRe tfistPtSufcheJsh lavte m 9 n--f -l u - iH f i -- fur n avVake r iit mi - -- x v -- m t iiV - cit J i r- - ii-k- - s vf a v j 4 t - -- WILiiiiJ owiWssafflCSffiBSSSgX 1 t t - ja - - imk CMnRilell Taa amaioHtthftew ViVAyJtrtK fltfbU lei eiiv iiTvy itAxuK rJrSLASvXarbDJv i lug 1A rA rX -- famimmmmmmmsyK tftJifAHi fiA H A N talen - rr sqqsxw f wvwwwwwwvwwmrrvwvvwiVWl We hmve aUNIcd m fia lis a 1RIAQE CO Cinoinnatl Ohio v iM5i3 jdoI V if 1 t s if i- J If - JC i iinsrsatt rniuwCTmtfHEi t ra srrasBE jmvu PBBsaBnpsa - n H THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY FEBRUARY 23 1897 ji -- ai AGRICULTURAL HINTS On PROPAGATING TANK Can Be Made REFORM BADLY NEEDED Indianas Governor Discusses the En- f orcenient of Road Laws Good roads are essential to our high ¬ est development socially intellectually and financially Many counties in our state actuated by a commendable spirit of progress are rapidly improving- the highways In the near future some of our counties will have a complete sys- ¬ tem of free gravel roads The main thoroughfares in these counties hav¬ ing been graveled and received by the county commissioners are kept in re ¬ pair at the countys expense The supervisor being thus relieved from care of the main thoroughfares is en bled to concentrate the labor and tax at his disposal upon the lateral roads hence all will soon be improved The economy in road improvement wTill soon - at Home at a Really Trifling Expense ilk Sk MSB -- S GOV MOUNT OF INDIANA counties having the best roads will maintain them at less cost than the mud roads with all their inconveniences are maintained in their wretched condi ¬ The work required by law of tion able bodied men together with the road tax gives to the road supervisors of our state the expenditure in money and labor of a vast sum Much of this is wasted by reason of incompetent management The railroad tax for highway improvement in some road districts of our state is so manipulated by the road supervisor that the money inures more to his benefit than the im- ¬ provement of the thoroughfares In some instances in our state a brokerage business is carried on and money is made out of trafficing in this road tax While some of our road laws need re- ¬ forming the manner of their execution needs revolution When competence is made the test in selecting supervisors and tax payers see that they discharge their duties we will find some improvement in our highways without addi- ¬ tional tax From the Inaugural Ad- ¬ dress of Gov Mount of Indiana ¬ ¬ be demonstrated by the fact that the ing early vegetables sometimes wish they had a good propagating tank for starting cuttings Many an odd dollar can be picked up in the spring with a few hundred ilowering plants or early tomato and lettuce plants A little sand table with a gentle heat would be very handy in the house A hotbed may be inconvenient or troublesome and a small greenhouse out of the question Such a propagating tank suitable for a window can be easily made by any tinsmith or gas fitter Have the gas man join up with elbows three pieces of common inch gas pipe two pieces a a three inches long and one piece b five feet long Joined up they would look like Fig 1 Have a zinc box made five feet long two feet wide and six inches deep and made water tight At one end in the middle cut two holes so that the piece of gas pipe can be laid in the box resting on the bottom and projecting two inches beyond the box Fig 2 shows how the pipe is placed on the box The openings where the pipe enters the box are to be soldered up -tight The box is then placed on a table with the pipe end of the box projecting beyond the table as seen in Fig 3 The box is then filled with water covering the top of the pipe as shown by the dotted line c Place in the watei pieces of brick and on the brick lay pieces of roofing slate to form a loose slate top two inches from the top of the box and half an inch above the top oi the water as shown at d Heave a small hole in one corner of the slate to supply water to the tanks Fill the whole top of the box over the slate with sand e In this sand cuttings can be raised as the tank when in operation will be full of warm water giving a gentle bottom heat for the cuttings For heat use a small kerosene lamp f placed directly under that part of the pipe which projects beyond the box The engraving shows the position oi the box on the table and the lamp The heat of the lamp will warm the wa ¬ Most farmers particularly those rais¬ THE GERMAN CARP Its Introduction in American Waters TVaa a Great Mistake A recent dispatch from Swedesboro K J announced the poor success of 2arp fishing in the tide water streams this winter The few fish taken it was reported were small and not market- ¬ able The scarcity of carp this season in the South New Jersey streams is at¬ tributed to the great catches of last year Those who have studied the habits of the carp and become convinced of its destructiveness with respect to other fishes will rejoice at the possibility of its extermination from American wa- ¬ ters There is an act of the New Jer- ¬ sey legislature which imposes a heavy fine on any person who introduces German carp into the waters of that state The coming Pennsylvania legislature would do well to enact a similar law ¬ ONG AT THE LETO RIGORS OF THE ROAD Break Down tne Nervous System of Weil Known Railroad Engineer What Built Him Up Again Mr Elbridge Waterman is a well known railroad engineer of the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway who has been a great sufferer from nervous debility of an aggravated kind lor the past ten years The strain was telling on his nerves terribly and steady work was impossible The fol- ¬ lowing is his story For the past ten years he said I have suffered as few men have with nervous- ¬ ness heart trouble and rheumatism I have lived on the footboard most of my life and the constant jolting and nervous strain slowly but surely undermined my constitu- ¬ tion I was forced to quit work and there seemed to be little prospect of my going back to the throttle agaiu I tried every remedy that I could find but none of them did me any good I consulted doctors all over the country but to no avail I would be better for a time and then would come on an attack more severe than ever and I would have to quit work The money I have spent during that time for doctors and medicine none of which did me anv taer- mauent good would place me now out of vvaub auu m ijuiuparauve uuiuence 11 x naa it An idea of how much time and money I lost may be gained when I tell you that dur ¬ ing last summer alone I was totally unable to work four months on a stretch and was much of the time confined to the hbusej and to the bed sometimes unable to move It makes me cold all over when I look back on what I have gone through But rheumatism wa3 not the onlv thincr I suffered from My heart troubled me very much and I was totally unable to sleep for days and weeks at a time When I would drop off into a doze my heart would 1eat itself almost out of my bosom and would wake me up as though I had been struck by a trip hammer I had twitchings in my arms and legs and was altogether in suchja condition that my wife and friends began to consider me beyond reach of medical as- ¬ IWscilla Jack k the odfait fellow He took me driving yesterday and when we were seven miles from home he said if I wouldnt promise to marry him hed make me get out and walk back Penelope Did you walk back Priscilla No indeed but the horse did Truth ¬ F om the Qazctte Chillicotlie Ohio More than a year ago the state boardof fish commissioners after a careful in- ¬ The famous hotels of the west coast of Florida are all open The magnificent Tampa Bay Hotel aptly termed a modern wonder of the world with its casino swimming pool theatrical auditorium etc situated on Tampa Bay The Seminole at Winter Park in the lake region of Florida the Ocala House at Ocala the Hotel Kis simniee the Belleview at Belleair overlooking the Gulf of Mexico The Inn at Port Tampa and the Hotel Punta Gorda at Punta Gorda The Plant system of hotels is under the management of Mr D P Hathawav TamDa Bay Hotel Tampa Florida Mr Ui 0 Jbarnsworth Eastern Passenger Agent 261 Broadway New York or Mr L A Bell Western Passenger Agent 312 Marquette building Chicago will give full information regarding an y of these hotels together with rates via rail or water ¬ ¬ The Famous West Coast Hotels DISEASE DOES U OT Stand Still Every one is either growing better or worse How is it with yon - Yon are suffering from KIDNEY LIVER or URINARY TROUBLES out avail and have become disgusted Have tried doctors and medicine with ¬ ¬ water- ¬ vestigation came to the conclusion that the presence of German carp in our wa- ¬ ters is detrimental to the increase of much better food fishes and decided to The discontinue their distribution game and fisheries oi commissioners of New York reached an identical decision about the same time For years the United States fish commission defended the introduction of the German carp and advocated its¬ wider distribution in the face of overwhelming evidence of its insatiable spawn eating habits this was perhaps since that body was first responsible fer its general planting in American wa- ¬ ters but the present commissioner Commander Brice is actuated by no such considerations and when he was confronted with the proofs of the un desirability of the carp immediately sistance ordered further output to be stopped same opinion my-¬ The carp may be a good food fish in selfI was almost of the to see in the paper when I happened Germany but if so it has sadly last June a letter from an old soldier iu the ¬ Dont imagine that wall flowers at a dance have no amusement thev make fun of the dancers Atchison Globe tharticfinest liverandbowdrejgulatormade body would ride DONT GIVE UPS 3 Just try a 10c box of Cascarets candy ca If good resolutions Rams Horn were Iiofses every- ¬ rwei are WILL CURE YOU Thousands now well but once like you say so Give an honest medicine an honest chance Large bottle or new style smaller one at your druggists Write for free treat- ¬ ment blank to day Warners Safe Cure Co Rochester N Y ¬ The more winter the more rheumatism Plenty of St Jacobs Oil to cure it Gray hairs and wrinkles may come but a happy heart is always young Rams Horn A timely ill Essay on Artichokes is sent out free by J Vissering Alton HI Seed 1 a bu If good advice were gold every pocket would be full of money Rams Horn The worst of winter is to slip and sprain Best cure St Jacobs Oil Hypocrisy is a certificate of good charac- ter vice gives to virtue Rams Horn aa7a SMOKE YOUR MEAT WITH feljLClRCiJLAR nifToloR10E m H ILTONPA QUID KFRflLfSOKE BRO KRAUSER deteriorated in this country As a table food it is pronounced scarce ly better than our American sucker many indeed regard the lat¬ ter as much better for eating pur poses ¬ ¬ rc7 has gained a foothold far better food fishes rapidly decrease in number through the former devouring the eggs of the latter Its filth loving habits foul clear water and impart a muddy disagreeable taste to Wherever it Q fJ 5 II II r na j 1 Heating Pipe PROPAGATING TANK 2 End View 3 Tank Com plete ABOUT BITTER MILK Cleanliness Will Kemove Most of the Causes Which Produce It Bitter milk has three causes some ¬ thing eaten by the cow advanced period of gestation and pure cussedness It is A not a pleasant thing to contemplate but there is a great deal of horse ma ¬ nure eaten by cows The best way after regulating the ration is to fence oif a part of the yard and put the horse manure in it or else fence off the cows I have read that rag weed would cause bitter milk but as my cows would never eat it I cannot say anything from my own experience on that score For the second cause there is no cure that I am aware of and the third is al- ¬ most as hard to prevent Briefly stated in its natural state milk after a cer- ¬ tain time gets sour because of the action of a certain kind of bacteria whose busi- ¬ ness it is to make milk sour But if these bacteria are prevented from get- ¬ ting in their work owing to cold weath ¬ er they work only in warm weather or in a warm temperature then nature which abhors even a vacuum of bacteria immediately sets another gang of bac teria to work wThose job it is to make ¬ milk bitter And if xaoliticians attended to their job as well as bitter bacteria to theirs we would be much better off for it takes much work to persuade them to us r r- H w ft- with boiling water every vessel with which the milk or cream comes in con- ¬ tact or better still put the vessels in boiling water on the stove for 10 or 15 minutes This kills off all the bitter bacteria Then to get the sour bacteria to work for a few days keep all the milk at a temperature of 70 degrees and put a little sour buttermik in the cream This will give the sour bacteria a chance to get firmly established Then do not let the mik get too cold or it will all have to be done over again As two sets of bacteria cannot get along at the same time the bitter bacteria give up the job National Stockman ORCHARD PRUNING tin Cord Wood Dont get a crazy fit and go into your orchard with an ax and cut and slash the branches off and think you are pruning Every stroke jsays H JS Van Deman with a tool on a tree is a stroke at its life unless very wisely made There need be no elaborate or stylish method of pruning adopted Common sense is a good guide but if a person judges his knowledge of pruning by the amount of brush he makes he is sadly lacking in common sense and should jaever be al ¬ lowed to prune All dead or sick branches should come off all that cross or chafe each other should be relieved by the removal of the one which can best be spared Do not cut great open spaces in the tree tops and go let in too much hot sun shine and injure the limbs that have been used to being shaded It is dan ¬ gerous to prune cherry trees at all ihey are rarely benefited by so doing but are often injured Train old or chard trees to have low broad heads which will shade the trunks lessen the j urchase of the winds and make more convenient the gathering of the fruit ¬ ¬ quit work The remedy is first to wash JDont Go a It as Though You Were Cat culation through the whole box undei the slate All the water in the tank will in turn pass through the pipe and while the lamp burns the water circulation will keep in motion Even after the lamp is put out the water will remain warm for several hours On snowy daj s in a warm room the lamp can be put out during the day and started up at night and on cloudy cold days Such a propagating tank would hold about 500 ordinary plant cuttings and delphia Ledger should give their crop between January 1 and May 1 A few days trial would A TERRAPINS LOVE OF HOME soon show how much the laarp would Caught Marked and Released Three have to be used to maintain a regulai Times it Returns to Its Abode heat in the sand Charles Barnard in The devotion of a land terrapin to its Orange Judd Parmer home is well illustrated by a story from Paoli Ind In 1840 Miss Davie Peele of PRISON LABOR PROBLEM that city was ten years old While play ing in the woods one day she came upon Hoav to Avoid Competition Between Con one of the creatures and took it home vict and STree Labor The prison labor problem presents Its curious ways pleased her and she The difficulties at every turn The aboli put it in a box to keep as a pettion of the contract system of dispos little prisoner refused food and chafed ing of prison labor was undoubtedly a at confinement As the 30 ung lady was wise step but it by no means effected a about to release the terrapin some one solution of the problem The compe- suggested that she carve her name in tition of prison made goods with the its shell She did this adding the product of free labor is a bad thing date The little animal was let go Ten years later Miss Peele married yet it must be remembered that the convicts can scarcely be employed at all County Clerk Wible of Orange county without competing more or less with One day she found herself in the vicin outside labor In the nature of things ity where she had first discovered the this must be so If the convicts were terrapin To her great surprise she not in prison they would be at work again found the little fellow within a outside competing with other laborers few feet of where she first saw it Hex Seeing the demoralizing effect upon the name and the date were as plain as when market of prison made goods leaders of she put them there The terrapin was organized labor have asked that con- again made prisoner to show her victs be employed in making goods for friends the marvelous find Again use by the state and its political sub tracing her new name on the shell she divisions In accord with this sugges released her captive The date 1850 tion which has decided merits Gov was put on After many years Mrs Wible became Tanner has recommended that convicts be employed in making text books foi a widow and removed to Hutchinson use in the public schools And natur Ivan There she married Dr McKmney ally enough though certainly incon- and still resides there sistent at a meeting at which the genIn the summer of 1872 Mrs MeKinney eral policy of employing prisoners in visited her old home at Paoli A search the manufacture of goods for the state again revealed the terrapin at its first was commended the particular proposi- abode Again she carved her changed tion to employ them in making text name on the shell It was the talk ol books was condemned by the represen- the little town Returning to her west tation of the printers that was in at- ern home Mrs Mrfxinnev thought little tendance This episode serves to illus- of her terrapin until a friend in 3895 trate the difficulty and complexity of sent her a copy of a local paper contain the problem and should inspire in all ing the facts The terrapin had been a spirit of toleration in considering the again found and the date 1805 carved subject on its back It was found right where The only way prisoners can be em- - it had been first discovered bjr Miss ployed without competing directly with Peele Each time it had been released free labor is to put them to work on pub- near the center of the little town and lic improvements that could not be con- found its way to its original home structed for years to come but for the N Y World utilization upon them of labor of this A Useful Map sort In this way there may be secured A school inspector having a few min improvements of inestimable value for all time that the public might not have utes to spare after examining the school felt warranted in constructing under put a few questions to the lower form other circumstances There is no doubt boys on the common objects of the that good roads would be worth almosr schoolroom What is the use of that map he any amount to a community but it is practically impossible to get taxing asked pointing to one stretched across bodies to take from the people the sums the corner of therodm and half a dozen necessary for their construction Mak slrrili voices answered Please sir its to hide teachers bi ing of good roads would be in many re Pearsons Weekly spects ideal employment for a portion cycle of the states convicts and the proposiTheir Kenections tion so to employ them lias been revived Mrs Gray Mr Soule is going to in New York The chief objection ta preach to morrow I wouldnt miss the plan peculiarly enough is a senti- hearing him for anything ment one It is argued that the pop Mrs Greene Im awful sorry I shant ular sense would revolt at the sight be able to go of convicts under guard at work in the Xo won After saying good by presence of the public This objection der she doesnt Avant to be seen in that has some weight but it should not be shabby old cape again Chicago made to appear insuperable Got a new bonnet or something 3 Recor- dj supposeBoston Transcript ¬ ter in the pipe and set up a constant cir- ¬ its flesh Except for its rapid growth there does not seem to be a single quality to recommend it thus it is a matter for congratulation that there are signs of its becoming scarce in the Delaware river and tributaries Without exception our American fresh water fishes qre better than those which have been introduced from foreign countries and it would be well for the United States fish commission and the different state bodies to dis courage any further foreign introduc tions Far from the New Jersey fisher ¬ men advocating their legislature to pro hibit carp fishing for two years as is reported to be the case now that they have a prospect of getting rid of it they had better urge the legislature- to in crease the penalty in force against any person who may plant more Phila ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ west who had been cured of rheumatism by Dr Williams Pink Pills The testimonial was written in such a way that I knew it was not a faked up one and I determined to give this medicine a fair trial I was un- ¬ able to work at the time and almost in de-¬ spair So I went to the drug store and bought six boxes of theni in order to give them a thorough test ana in a few days I began to feel the improvement they were working in my system In two weeks I was able to go to work and I have worked ever since without a lay off which is some- ¬ thing I have not done 01 years The first improvement I noticed was in my heart which grew more and more nor- ¬ mal in its action until at last it did not trouble me at all and I was able to sleep as I had not been able for ten years The heart trouble has never returned and my sleep for the past two months has been healthy and deep Last night 1 went to bed early and slept soundly until eight oclock this morning And now when 1 wake up I feel iuvigorated and ready for the days work just as I used to feel when I was a boy The nervous twitchings were also cured in a short time and have never returned or bothered me in the least since This has also been a great relief to me as the twitchings were very annoying as well as an indi- ¬ cation to everyone of the terrible condition in which my state of health was And the greatest wonder of all is that the rheumatism seems to be cured alsp and does not bother me in the least any more except when I ex-¬ pose myself unduly and even then only for a short time Iconsider myself a well man now and hope to continue so I am still taking Pink Pills for I want the cure to be a complete and permanent one I only wish I had known them years ago for I would have saved myself large sums of money as well as suffering for which no money could repay Dr Williams Pink Pills contain in a con- ¬ densed form all the elements necessary to give new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered nerves They are an un failing specific for such diseases as loco- ¬ motor ataxia partial paralysis St Vitus dance sciatica neuralgia rheumatism nerv- ¬ ous headache the after effect of la grippe palpitation of the heart pale and sallow complexions allforms of weakness either in male or female Pink Pills are sold by all dealers or will be sent post paid on receipt of price 50 cents a box or six boxes for 250 they are never sold in bulk or bjr the 100 by addressing Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady N Y ¬ A Coughers Coffers may not be so full as he wishes but if he is wise he will neglect his coffers awhile and attend to his cough A mans coffers may be so secure that no one can take them away from him But a little cough has taken many a man away from his coffers The slight cough is somewhat like the small pebble that lies on the mountain side and appears utterly insignificant A fluttering bird perhaps starts the pebble rolling and the rolling pebble begets an avalanche that buries a town Many fatal diseases begin with a slight cough But any cough taken in time can be cured by the use of w ill Ayers Cherry Pectoral More particulars about Pectoral in Ayers Cnrebook Sent free J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass 100 pages ll- - ¬ Cause of the Deficiency I think the pic- ¬ ture lacks atmosphere said the kindly critic Fact is said the artist I had a hard time raising the wind while I was Indianapolis Journal painting Xo-To-B- ¬ ac ¬ Over 400000 cured Why notletNo-To-Ba- c regulate or remove your desire tor tobacco Saves money makes health and manhood Cure guaranteed 50c and SI 00 all druggists for Fifty Cents For the last 20 years we have kept Pisos Cure for Consumption in stock and would sooner think a groceryman could get along without sugar in his store than we could without Pisos Cure It is a sure seller RAVEN CCX Druggists Ceresco Michigan September 2 1896 ¬ What Tell me a story grandma kind of a story do you want Tommy- Tell me a story with plenty of raisins and Texas Sifter candy in it and a dog ¬ In winter sciatica is worse St Jacobs Oil is the best cure Any time ¬ No one likes bologna sausage outside of a saloon Atchison Globe QP - Jxf i3p THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK CattlecommonB Select butchers CALVES Fair to good light HOGS ¬ ¬ ¬ Cincinnati 2 3 4 3 3 Feb ¬ ¬ ¬ Light shippers SHEEP Choice LAMBS Good to choice FLOUR Winter family GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 3 red Oats Rye No2 HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess Pork 1 Mixed packers Common 50 85 75 00 55 3 00 3 50 4 50 3 45 ¬ Corn No 2 mixed No 2 22 gj 3 00 4 40 5 75 3 40 3 60 3 35 4 10 5 00 3 75 89 85 1VA 19 11 The regular subscription price of Demorests Magazine ¬ 10 75 Lard Prime steam BUTTER hoice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Per bbl POTATOES Per bbl NEW YORK 9 3 9 2 00 1 05 4 50 2 1 36 00 37 77 10 23 25 15 there Is none and literature pretending to a similar are so fully presented as in Demorests There is in fact no publication free pattern coupon scope and purpose which can compare with it Every number contains a LIBRARY is monthly magazine the best of American wits and In caricature JUDGESwith wit and humor aIts contributors are of fun filled with illustrations illustrators and replete FUNNY PICTURES is another humorous monthly there is a laugh in every line of it All three of these magazines are handsomely gotten up You should not miss this chance to secure them Cut here and return Coupon properly filled out Funny Pictures is 330 DEMORESTS MAGAZINE is by far the best family magazine published of our monthlies In which the beautiful and the useful pleasure and profit fashion Judges Library and We will send all three to you for one year for 200 or 6 mo for 1 ¬ ¬ FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No lnorthn Na 2 red OATS Mixed PORK New mess LARD Western CORNNo 4 65 90 83 21 9 00 4 20 4 50 86 75 23 37 2 mixed Demorest Publishing Co Xame 110 Fifth Avenue 8 50 cmorert Family Maazine Judge For the enclosed SS200 please send a magazine of fun and Funny Pictures for one year as per your ofler V Post nffice New York t - Xlbrary ¬ CHICAGO FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 redr No 2 Chicago spring CORN No 2 OATS PORK Mess LARD Steam BALTIMORE FLOUR Family GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn Mixed Oats Mixed LARD Refined PORK Mess CATTLE First quality HOGS No 2 4 SO 85 75 22 16 7 85 VKte State it 7 90 3 92 fXtr 4 50 26 A 4 85 ¬ ¬ ¬ 21 91 26J 22 16 85 Qandy CATHARTIC iiBMt V j 1150 4 20 4 00 86 ¬ ¬ Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed 3 80 3 90 20J 18 ¬ ¬ 575 - 4 00 wjtwwiivi iFfi ivu Br iiiiBaiiT B1WEDX CO 4 9J 19 7 50 0 2b Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD lSteam 2iJ 25 50 ALL - - 1v iU I fiDavuuimji uufMAfliflfii o ssd booHefrfreer Ad STERLING TrvsrErs DRUGGIST orNfew York - t Chicago Meatreal Cm 2nJ x - j- w - is rf ik r Si -- K 1J - J - 0 o iv-- v - 8 A Magnificent Road THE BOXJRBON NEWS TUESDAY FEBRUARY 23s 1897 MILLERSBURG STOCK AND TURF NEWS b It Is a revolation to most people to know tfoat such railway equipment exists South of the Ohio river as that of the Queen Crescent Route The block system electric equipment such as track signals electric headlights and crossing gongs together with a perfectly lined rock ballasted roadbed all provide for the swift and safe movement of passenger trains of the most luxurious pattern The Vestibule Limited leaves Chattanooga over the Queen Crescent Route daily on sche- ¬ dules 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 O News Notes Gathered Burjr In And About The Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop JEtc a good story Read Black Beard on page three On Friday to the wife of Marion Johnson a son John Thornton of Helena spent Sat ¬ urday with his parents Born Di Passr Agt Chattanooga Term L MlTCH IL Cottage For Sale cottage on Eighth street near the Georgetown pike bridge The lot is 47 feet front running back 165 feet has big never failing spring rents easy for 6 00 per month Will sell for cash or on 6 and 12 months without interest Apply to or address lOfeb IHAVe a desirable 1 story 3 room lmo P LENIHEN Paris Ky ICE TO ICE THE PATBONS OF THE PARIS ICE MFG CO We appreciate your past patronage We are now ready to quote prices for next season and will not be undersold by anybody Remember our ice is of pure distilled water PARIS IOE MFG 19feb CO PHIL NIPPERT Manager HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK ¬ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my house and lot with blacksmith shop at Jacksonville Ky I will sell for half cash bal ance in twelve months For further particulars address or call on I ¬ 13oct tf BENJ F SHARON Jacksonville Ky ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL persons having claims against assigned estate of James H JJetton are requested to present them at nGe properly proven as required by Grand piano opening February 28th law to the undersigned or his attorney 1897 full orchestra each evening Free Harmon Stitt to all R M Sutherlin Mgr L M GREEN 97 East Main Street Assignee 27nov tf 2t Lexington Ky Mr Sanford Carpenter returned Sat-¬ urday from Atlanta Ga Mr Jas Woolums and wife yisited relatives at Muir from Saturday until yesterday Miss Bruce Collins of Paris has been the guest of Miss Bessie Redmon for a veral days Miss Anna Thornton visited her sister Mrs John Connell in Paris from Fri ¬ day until yesterday Mr Ernst Butler and Miss Lula Hunter went to Mason Friday to visit friends and relatives Messrs Jas Dundon and Chas Chanslor visited friends at Paynes de- ¬ pot Saturday and Sunday Mr Thornton Phillips brother of H H Phillips will be married to Miss Annetta Kidd on the 24th Mr Chawdin of Lyons Kansas has been here several days buying a car of jack stock and Alderney cows Miss Louie Warford of Hamilton College Lexington visited her parents here from Friday until yesterday Mrs D R Kimbrough of Cynthiana has been thp guest of her father Mr John Jameson for the past week Messrs Joe Peed and Frank Cliff of Maysville and Will Peed of Sharps burg attended the Peed sale Saturday Miss Mamie Richardson of Lexing- ¬ ton was the guest of her sister Miss Mary Richardson from Saturday until yesterday Mrs Mollie Slack of Maysville sister of Mrs John Peed bought the Peed farm Saturday at Assignees sale for 30 per acre Mr Tom Judy and wife Mrs Belle Taylor and Miss Lizzie Taylor attended the funeral of Miss Jennie Moore at Cynthiana Friday Mrs Belle Armstrong and daughter Miss Mary Armstrong returned Thurs day from Bowling Green from a visit with Mrs G W Myers the formers sister Turf Notes Secretary Gratz Hanly says that there will be no racing on the Newport track until April 1st when the regular meet-¬ ing begins At a sal9 of Poland China hogs Minnis of Edinburgh owned by Hart 111 Saturday at Springfield Ills forty One boar animals brought 12269 Look Me Over was purchased by the Look Me Over Association of Stans bury MoM a syndicate of eight for 3600 This is the highest price any hog has yet sold for the highest price ever before obtained being 1700 lor Kleyeis Model which was scld at Coun ¬ cils sale at the Springfield fair grounds in December 1896 Andersons Model brought 1575 being sold to George W Null of Odessa Mo This is the highest price ever obtained for a sow A Kimball Procession TWIN BROTHERS o GREAT BARGAIN IN DAYS CLOTHING OVERCOATS SUITS PANTS HATS AND CAPS SHIRTS UNDERWEAR BOOTS SHOES ETC i A unique advertising feature seen in 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 swill begin at once at that place by Mr R M 2t Sutherlin manager - v f -- - - r - - - Mi sj l v 4 ¬ t las i 1 i r Wrights Celery Tea- - regulates the llyer and kidneys cures constipation and sick headache 25c at all druggists TN iff I V I v 1 I - The patrons of Crawford Bros shop on Main street near Fifth enjoy a quiet quick and clean service by ex- ¬ pert barbers in the cosiest shop in Paris well equipped Baths in comfortable at the pleasure of bath rooms furnished patrons tf ri 1 gVv 9NeHKfi7MI X I - as TrmA lASill si HrSTt--it- i V v 3BG KJLl i7 ASK sfe -- -- Mi - r The pictures being given away by Isgrig are works of Davis Thomson art and an ornament to any house 4 c-- J- Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa- ¬ tion sick headaches 25c at druggists Inauguration Ckremonifs March 4th will be imposing Why not buy a low rate ticket via the Queen Crescent Route audCinci nati and make the trip to Washington The train service is not surpassed any where Ask agents forparticulars Chas W Zell Div Passr Agt Cincinnati O O L Mitchell Div Passr Agti Chatta ¬ nooga Tenn W C Rinearson Ueul Passr Agt Cincinnati U n Incomparable X3SST- - FIFTY PEAR TREES FOR K A 100 HUTCHISON Sii JSBrJ 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 F Beauty 10 Idaho If you send in your order before February 15th Iwillinclude one Lincoln Core less no seed no core Reference any Ibank at this place Address v Geo A Riley Greensburg Ind Farmers Grow Crescent fast Through Pullman drawing Fresh Paragraphs About The People In room sleepers Standard vestibuled day coaches lavatories and smoking rooms This Vicinity Elegant Cafe parlor and observation cars Edgar Gragg and family have moved Nine and one half hours to Cincinnati 10 hours to Louisville from Chattanooga to near Colville train North The service on the Queen Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods Cottons Calico Flannels Skirts Underwear Gloves Shoes Rubbers Etc Come in and get the prices on all goods Come now while you have a big stock to select from Remember this is a grand opportunity to buy goods very cheap Remember the place BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY O on third page Mrs Mattie Myers of Lexington Read Black Beard -- a good stor- yis Div Pastx L MrrcHEKL ChattanoogajTenn Agfc COmfort Crescent No dust or cinders on Queen Route limited trains Nor h RoclcVallast Superb trains with every comforts Fast time and the short line to Cincinnati m Sti I FOR SXjE- - The old and well known firm of Smedley Butler of Millersburg Ky is now in progress of liquidation owing to the assignment of J G Smedley All of the large stock of dry goods notions fancy goods domestics boots shoes hats caps and every article kept by a first class store is now being offered at cost for cash This is a fine oppor- ¬ tunity for any one wishing to engage in the dry goods business and assume con ¬ trol of a house already established and well known throughout Central Ken ¬ tucky Any one wishing to buy the stock as a whole should address ALEX BUTLER Of the firm of Smedley Butler Dodson Millersburg Ky visiting at Mr Lloyd Ashursts A S Bodkin has moved his stock of goods to Loradale Fayette County Jim Stewart of Lebanon Ohio is visiting friends in this neighborhood Mrs Sharp of Sharpsburg is visitr ing htr daughter Mrs James Gragg Misses Hostetter of near Lexington is visiting Mr and Mrs E E Wood Willmott Kenney Ernest Penn and Dennis Winn left Thursday for Alaska Mrs Geo Alexander of Paris visited Mrs Augusta Rogers and family Wed nesday The sixth oratorical contest will take place at Antioch Church March 12th at 730 p m under the auspices of the the ladies of the W C T U The following shipments of tobacco have been made from this depot this week To Brown House Louisville Huffman Mink 8 hogsheads to Buck ner House Bagge and Cooper 13 hogsheads to Central R H Ferguson 8 hogsheads and Jacoby Gray 24 hogsheads to Picket House Bagge and ¬ f HQH - Jr ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL - Piles Piles I Piles J Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch ¬ ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the private parts and nothing else Every box is guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by mail for 50c and SI per box WILLIAMS MFG CO Props Cleveland O For sale hy W T Brooks druggist 24jy-96-ly C A AND persons having claims against assigned estate of J GSmedley are requested to present them HOUSE at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or their at-- DAU6HEBTY LH Of TSTo Landman M Ohio D IN DEGOMTIfl PIT El 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati torney Harmon Stitt A SMEDLEY U6sienees B D SMEDLEY 27nov 10 St Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris 434 Main tf ALSO DEALER Pahis Ky TUESDAY MARCH 9TH 1897 returning every second Tuesday in each IN month lE ulTolio Sale Of 435 Acres Of FARM STOCMROP IMPLlSTS persons having claims against assigned estate of A C Ball are requested to present them at once nroperly proven as required by law to the undersigned or his attorney Har ¬ mon Stitt Paints Oil Tarnishes ASSIGNEES NOTICE Brushes Artists Ma ¬ terials Window ALL 27nov tf PERRY JEFFERSON Assignee 7 hogsheads I will sell at public auction on the premises four miles East of Paris on the North Middletown pike at 10 oclock a m on beginning TUESDAY MARCH 2 KISERTON ASSIGNEES NOTICE A The First Battle t -- Optician La n d m a n has been visiting this city regularly for over five vears and has ad justed glasses to the Glass Etc eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon Estimates promptly furnished for County and has proven himself corn glass paints painting and decorating petent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Clark Clays drug store between his ADMINISTRATORS SALE visits and when he makes his regular visit he will examine your eyes thorough-¬ OF ly and make any change necessary to Examination free r give satisfaction Drs W J Fithian References Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C D Cram of Paris Some Neighborhood Neivs Prepared For Your Perusal 0 MILLER has received the exclusive agency for this and adioining counties for the sale of Bryans new hook entitled The First Battle It is written in Mr Bryans best style clear concise and logical His inspiring language full of keen satire and brilliant rhetoric will charm interest and instruct not only those who were his most devoted followers but also his most ardent opponents The Ibooks contains about 600 pages printed from large clear type with 32 full page illustrations a magnificent colored presentation plate and an autograph preface handsomely bound m cloth 5ialf morocco or full morocco at 175 225 and 275 each Mail orders will Address Teceive prompt attention Oscar W Miller Hutchison Ky kSOAR W KATLKOAD TIME CARD L N R R ARRIVAL OF TRAINS From Cincinnati 1116 a m 530 p m 1015 p m From Lexington 439 a m 740 a m i i1 i - 339 p m 622 p m From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m 333 p m From Maysville 740 a m 3du p m 1 4 DEPARTURE OP TRAINS Three carloads now on sale Save from 100 to 150 by buying at the special sale now Write to Kentucky Midland R M Sutherlin Manager Arrive 830 a m 528 p m 97 E Main St jiJjeaye 9j55 a m 550 p m Lexington Ky Arrive Freight carries passengers y K45p m leayes 4do p m Wrights Celery Tea cures cQnsijpst P Agent A W H Cox F tion sick headaches 25c aitdrugsists 11 1897 -- To Cincinnati 445 a m 752 a m 347 p m To Lexington 752 a m 1127 a m 540 p m 1021 p m Richmond 1125 a in 5 37 p m To 1025 p m To Maysville 750 a m 630 p m F B Carr Agent - Ned Trabue has recovered from the grippe Read Black Beard a good story- on third page Mrs Nancy Trabue who has been ill the past week is convalescent Mr John Lalas of Mason county is the guest of his sister Mrs Howard Mr Cornelius Ryan is some better after a severe illness from pneumonia Isaac Reese who has been ill with lagrippe for two weeks is some better Jack Howard and Wm Reese wer6 in Mason county last week on business Mrs Lizzie Keller mother of Ike and Jake Keller is dangerously ill Mrs Keller is 80 years of age Mr and Mrs Henry Ingels came down last week to see their grand- ¬ mother Mrs Nancy Trabue who is quite ill Miss John Bedford who teaches school in Nicholas county was a guest oE her father Mr Jno Bedford of this place Saturday The infant child of Mr A W Cun ¬ ningham who has been dangerously ill with pneumonia is now out of danger and in a fair way to recover Trappers in the neighborhood are se ¬ curing some rare hides in their steel traps John Bud Fry caught a large green frog in one of his traps and Boffie Golden caught a mouse -- Saxtons full brass band led the Kimball piano street parade in Lexington Feb ¬ LL persons having claims against the assigned estate of M H Cur By virtue of an order of the Bourbon the following land stock etc rent arfl reouested to nresent them at County Court made and entered Feb My farm containing about 435 acres once properly proven as required by 17 1897 as Administrator with the will of good well improved land will be law to the undersigned or hisattorney annexed of John Shea I will expose at offered as a whole and then in two tracts Harmon Stitt public sale to the highest bidder at Tract No 1 will contain about 250 c Millersburg Kj h acres subject to survey fronting on Assignee 27nov tf the North Middletown pike with a five Saturday March 6 1897 room cottage on a beautiful site model stock barn and corn crib in fact every the following described property outbuilding that would add to comfort all new and well built young orchard A tract of 15 acres of land lying in the peaches apples pears and cherries just County of Bourbon state of Kentucky bearing two acres of strawberries the on the waters of Hinkston Creek and famous Haviland variety two tenant ALL persons having claims Ragainst bounded on the S and W by lands of Best assigned estate of I houses and a splendid tobacco barn will on requested to present them at once Alex McCliutock now Caldwells house 18 acres This farm is well water- ¬ are the N by the land of Jas Wallace now ed by Stoner numerous springs and a properly proven as required by law to Jas Thorne and on the E by the Mays- ¬ large fish pond well stocked This is the undersigned ville and Lexington R R with a right HARMON STITT one of the most desirable farms in the of passway 15 feet wide from said land Assignee 27nov tf county well located daily mail at the Ruddells Mills to the Millersburg door and is in good condition Will turnpike and is the same land conveyed grow hemp or tobacco to John Shay by Jos Wallace and wife Tract No 2 will contain about 180 by deed recorded in Bourbon County acres of fine land with a five room brick Clerks office in deed book 58 page 201 house and a large tobacco barn will Said sale will be made for cash or house 20 acres all in bluegrass and rye against upon a credit of 6 and 12 months for watered by Stoner and the finest spring A LL persons having claims Joshua equal parts of the purchase money for the assigned estate of in the county The quality of this land same ac- ¬ which purchaser will be required to ex- ¬ prove is A No 1 A good passway will be Barton will please and the leave them ecute bonds with good and approved to law secured to this tract not encumbering cording undersigned or at the office of security payable to undersigned Admin- ¬ with the tracfrNoli with will annexed and bearing Stitt Paris Ky At same time will sell the following Harmon knowing themselves indebted to istrator at 6 per cent per annum from interest Those 1 brown gelding 5 years stock etc the estate will please settle promptly day of sale until paid old good roadster and work horse 4 Sale to be made at 2 oclock p m thoroughbred mares pedigrees furnish ¬ and avoid suit J M VIMONT DENIS DUNDON ed on day of sale 1 Assignee Joshua Barton thoroughbred colt ready to go in train ¬ Millersburg Ky Admr with will annexed of John 15nov tf ing 5 work mules 1 pair extra 30 Shea Shropshiredown ewes all registered or eligible 10 Shropshiredown ram lambs Mardi Gras New Orleans La March 3d extra 1 imported Shropshiredown ram jrad 3d 1897 HOTIGE flSSlSHEES a prize winner 6 extra Jersey cows and The rate of one fare for the round trip will heifers soon be fresh 158 barrels corn in Crescent Koute be made via the Queen crib 400 cotton grain sacks good as persons having claims against February 26th to March 1st to New Orleans new mower binder hay stacker and of J J Peed account Mardi Gras running It is to New line rakes wagon harrows plows cultiva- ALL assigned estatethem at once trains the onlyOrleans and Issolid vestibuled eighty six milas are requested to present tors dump cartharness plow gear seed verified as required by law to the under ¬ shortest over the Queen stripper and other things too numerous Crescent to the A trip signed or their attorneys J Q Ward and4intensely interesting city by the to mention fulf made to Include a visit during the Mardi or Harmon Stitt Terms made known on day of sale Gras season i delightful from sart to finish B F BEDFORD JR Chas W ZelhOD P A W C Rinearson GenI v - Forsyth- Passr Agt Cincinnati O 3mo tv tr20nov Auctioneer 1897 no Weekly KOr Cincinnati current Commercial Tribune ONLY A ASSIGNEES NOTICE WaT O f I COMMEKCrAX TRIBUNE CO Cincinnati NOTICE J WILBUR R SMITH tfPTAntfP LEXINGTON PRESIDENT KY ln- - 19R successful graduates two-year-o- ld Award of Medal and Diploma at Worlds Exposition for Book keeping etc A TborouRh Influential and Honored College Hundreds of students in attendance the past year from 20 states Business Coaraa consists of Book keepine Business Arithmetic Penmanship Commercial Law Merchandising Banking Joint Stock Manufacturing Lectures Business Practice Mercantile Correspondence etc Coit of Full Basiraeaa Course including Tuition Stationery and Board in a nice family about 90 Shorthand Typewriting and Telegraphy are specialties have suecial teachers and rooms and can bo taken alone or with the Busi ¬ ness Conrse Special department for ladies Situations The demand for our graduates In different departments of this College has ex ceeded its supplv s r JteStKZTOB TiTP thnlnniiiu o ¬ SSlJ01 WILBUR R ts faithfulness and fino oie by its many railroads SHlira LexisgJen Ky i t - rftfeJ Ejvf3ET JK- - v - L fcffl36Bl1 uCL r jr Z

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