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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): February 26, 1897

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WV -- I th V ra- - VAST J V S S1 -- V f - t EsTvifvS V 1k W If TH CHAMP MILLER F i BOU R B 0 N PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY NEWS Established Editors and Owners feb i 1881 SEVENTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO SCINTILLATIONS An Interesting KYM FRIDAY FEBRUARY 26 1897 STdCK AND TURF NEWS iNO 17 kEEf A THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR PRICE Opposite Frank K W VBS Co T 9 CloQieis tf MS Hals j3Lisrx Neckwear MERCHANT - TAILOR NG I jHj HW IMP PiM HtJ lL IfllrUMUMm e PamFurnMiogandTailoriDgCo 1 H S STOUT Manager Will buy one of our finest 2800 business suits r treating the people right Pants made to order for Will get our finest 3000 suit The DAYS We are doing a good business 3300 2500 day Mr Henry Overley has rented the Dr W M Miller place on the Ruddles Mills pike Mrs W M Miller and Miss Virginia offers are GOOD FOR SIX which is evidence that we are Hutchcraft went to Paris Tuesday to Jumble Of News And Sales andTransfers Of Stock Crop Etc M Turf Notes Only fourteen diamonds valued at J W Brierly of this county sold at 1640 were reported to the Harrison CincinnaHflast week seven hhds of new tobaccoalfgn average of 1070 county assessor last year The Assessors report for Woodford CARLISLE County shows that 4078645 pounds of tobacco were grown in that county in Nw CMed JErom Nicholas County Precincts 1896 a gain of 125845 pounds over the 1895 crop City Council will meet Monday night Geo R Secrest and family have An apparent shortage of 70000 in moyetd to their new home next to the cash and 165000 in securities has been found by the investigation of the South- ¬ city school Capt Jkl Hamm went to Frankfort ern Mutual Building and Loan Associa- ¬ Monday jk see the authorities about the tion at Atlanta equipments for Company D The Priests Temptation is the title Miss Sae Tuttle will teach the Spring of a new story written by Capt Ed term of school at Parks school houae Porter Thompson ex Supt of Public beginning Monday March 1st Instruction and it is highly commended E C Fritts has sold his house near by the editor of the Roundabout the city school to Mrs Welsh for 75 Mr Fritts will move to Paris George Hamilton Judge Ed ORear The Phoenix Insurance Company of Carroll Hamilton R H Winn Roy London4has settled with Miss E A Kern acd John J - ood of MtSter PoynterSfor losses on photograph gal- ¬ ling have gone io Florida for a fishing lery andffurniture 92368 p They will be gone a and hunting Dr GW Grimes has purchased the fortnight Hatchings James drug store in the An emissary of the rth American Mann building and will continue the Transportation and Trading Company is businesst that well known stand At thejlate term of the Nicholas Cir- ¬ on his way to Washington to ask that cuit Court Judge Kimbrough troops be sent to laskan gold fields C Kimbrough Master Com- ¬ protect life and property from the missioner for a term of four years to desperate characters who are gathering Col Geo W Bain will deliver his there lecture on the Old Man and New in this city on Thursday The Governors palace at Canea was Woman night ftlarch lath under the auspices of destroyed by a fire of incendiary origin the ladies of the Presbyterian Church Fires were started at the same time in ¬ The threats have ington Carlisle band will go to Wash other parts of the city next week to the inauguration been made to burn the entire city They will give the Kentucky Republi ¬ Armed and excited Musselmans parade cans plenty of good music They will O road the finest rail- ¬ the streets and the situation is critical go overthe C road lme in the country Died On Sunday last at the home MILLERSBURG at Moorefied child of Mr and Mrs Geo Talbott At his home at News Notes Gathered In And About The Hooktown Sunday David Allen of Burc consumption city Sunday In Miss Nannie Hunt went to Cincinnati mtant child or John this Jienney Burial at Wednesday Locust Grove At her home in this Miss Bettie Hamilton returned from city Wedntsday morning Mrs Wm Riddie Carlisle Wednesday Born On Tuesday to the wife of Married At Millersburg on the 34th inst Mr Edward Lawrence and Chas Collins a son Miss Martha A Ham both of this Miss Virginia Bent has gone to Glas-¬ county At Maysville on the 24th Mr gow to visit friends Clarence Dalzell and Miss Mary E Mock went to Maysville Moore both of this county At the Mr Joe Wednesday on business homeof WT Glaval the brides father s fV9 jUii-i rfhftwLJefe jf i H Hopkins 2da1lAr4TTMJDM mj3 wAtftJfAikfiW UXJ ltUllJOULUllllllUVCU lUlUO of Bourbon and Miss Perlina MT Best Glaval At the heme of Presley Ken of Knoxville visited dall the brides father on the 24th Mr Ghas Allen inst Mr Michael Myers and Miss Let Mr J G Allen yesterday tie KendalL Robt Collier of Mt Sterling was t here Tuesday on business Special Bate To Washington Over I N Mr C W Howard went to - Louis- ¬ ville Wednesdayon business Presidential inauguration Wash ington March 4 L N will bell Mr L C Vimont who was very ill round trip tickets via Winchester or last week is much improved Cincinnati at 1455 Tickets on sale Messrs Broadman and Morrow were March I 2 and 3 Continuous passage J each direction final limit March 8th here Tuesday and Wednesday F B Carr Agent McClintock and Mclntyre shipped a car of cattle and hogs Tuesday Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa- ¬ Mr Wm Overley of Winchester was tion sick headaches 25c at druggists the guest of relatives here yesterday Piles Piles Piles Sanford Carpenter shipped a car of horses and mules to Atlanta Wednes- ¬ Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will Comment -- BROWER SCOTT Special Rug and Curtain Sale FRAZEE -- Carpets Furniture Wall Papers Draperies - - Commencing Monday February 15th AEE YOU INTERESTED PRICE SALE Smyrna Rugs Mat ro Carpet Sizes from 30c to 32 00 Japanese Rugs Mat to Carpet Sizes from 60c to 15 00 Made Rugs from Mat to Carpet Sizes from 50c to 35 00 DAMASK CURTAINS 3J YARDS REDUCED FROM 450 TO 3 PER PAIR TINSELED CREPES REDUCED PROM 20c to 124c CRETONNES 36 INCHES WIDE AT 12Jc CREPE CHINA AND JAPANESE SILK REDUCED FROM 75c AND 1 If so it will pay you to see the splendid values included in this CUT WE INVITE INSPECTION TO 50c MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES Brower Scott Corner Main and Broadway - Frazee Le ingtm Ky v oF The Best - PAR J The Whitest Purest and -- two-year-o- ld I FLOU PARIS MILLING CO Ask Your Grocer For It s -- Take No Other -- SACK ink j EVERY - GUARAHTEED v Tir i Mu V YT JLU w ij- wi Lt JtafcF farm--Wednesd- ay fc i WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED cdS- Ja f if ¬ No I Tobacco Hogsheads r - WITH BEST INDIANA WHITE OAK HOOPS visit relatives Mrs Chas 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 onJy for Piles and Itching of the rivate parts and nothing else Every box Fs guaranteed sold by druggists sent by mail for 50c and Si per box WILLIAMS MFG CO Props Cleveland O For sale by W T Brooks druggist 24jy-96-ly TBRR TEMPLIN 4f 3 AND 4 UP 35 u FJ sgk vrtc Rev W L Barrow of Louisville will preach at the Presbyterian Church S Sunday morning and evening Mr David Allen s n of S Allen da ceased of Hooktown aieu ouuuay and was buried at Cynthiana Monday In another column appears the assignees notice to debtors and creditoi s of assigned estate of J W Mock Co The great remedy for nervous prostration and all nervous diseasesof Miss Mary Taylor Principal of the iMWf lng or Lost Manhood Impotency Nightly Emissions Youthful Errors Worry excessive use of Tobacco or Opium which lead to Con City School will continue a private Mental surDtion and Insanitv With everv 8G order we clve a written mmr school after the close of the present antee to cure or refund the money Sold at SlOO per box G boxes avx awuiui JusiJAciflauD iorGOO KMOTTSCI3MICAICOClevelaiidOhlo term For Sale By W T Brooks Druggist There will be a musical and elocution entertainment at the Female College to night at 730 oclock All invited Admission free THE Mr H H Hunt and family will leave Saturday for Akron Ohio to make their future home Mr and Mrs Hunts many friends regret to lose them from their midst Mr James Hutsell shipped ten jacks ana tae scanion Oliver uew ana sever- ¬ al fine saddle horses and 100 bushels of seed corn and several coops of fine reaches the principal cities of the South with a service of superbly appointed chickens and ducks to Columbus Ga through trains Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars through to Harrimkn Chatta- ¬ Wednesday nooga Attalla Birmingham --Tuscaloosa Meridian New Orleans Atlanta Macon Dont forget to attend the auction sale to Lnoxville Hot bpnngs of J W Mock Cos goods consisting and Jacksonville Through Sleeping Cars of furniture moldings pictures mat Chattanoogo to Jackson Vicksburg Monroe and Asheville and from tresses lounges etc etc onand ShreveDort Through Tourist bleepers to Los Angeles and row afternoon at 230 oclock A T Forsyth auctioneer San Francisco Choice of Routes to Texas Mexico and California fl W3 WS via New Orleans or via Shreveport JIt Will Do You Good Short Line from the Blue Grass Cities to Cincinnati Free Farlor -with every accommodation to patrons i 4m HAr tVA Are you constipated Do you have Cars Lexington to Cincinnati caie iarior ana UDserva Sick Headaches Is your Nervous system Liver or Kidneys out of order tion Cars between Cincinnati Lexington and gsgggga3frS l If so cureyourself by using Wrights Chattanooga Celery Tea It improves the complex- ¬ 2 Chas W Zell W C Binearson ion Price 25c sold by W T Brooks G PA Cincinnati 0 Div Passr Agt Cincinnati 0 Druggist f turned next We have a lot of ends for boys pants cheap for cash Chanslor Read it Dont forget we have moved to store room between C B Mitchells Mrs Margaret Shannon went to Lex- ¬ ington yesterday to visit her brother and Adams Express office N Laundry Work sent one day arid re ¬ Mr Alex McClintock We are agents for M Darnell and daughter Miss Blanche are visiting relatives near Lexington See elsewhere assignees notice to creditors of assigned estate of Isaac F Hps Smith Barnes Pianos are not so well known as some other pianos because they have not been For this same extensively advertised reason they are ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER V 4i H STOUT Manager All We Waist Is an opportunity to convince you that our worBf can not be excelled RESTORED MANHOOD Not High Priced They are most suitable for the homes of the people We carry a complete stock of uprights and they are well worthy of inspection Catalogues of Smith Barnes Pianos sent on request We are sole representatives for the Steinway Pianos flHk 5S We Are Working For A Reputation -- i -- - - Ai ueen Crescent 0 sSvil - Ernest Urchs 121 Co yours is insured guaranteed And can not afford to turn out inferior work Give us a trial and if good work can gain your patron--ag- e Quick work and satisfaction and LI 123 West Fourth Street 11 111 1 1 CINCINNATI O Mil 1 11111 1 11 BOURBON STEM MIDRY BRO 1 11111 11 1 11 11111111 E 11 111 III W M HINTON JR BRANCH OFFICE W M Hintons Jewelry Store Props Buy Shoes Now Mens finest calf shoes cut from 5 and 6 to 385 Ladies finest Kid Welts laoe and button cut from 350 and 4 to 285 Till March 1st OFFICE AND WORKS 137 129 SEVENTH ST PARIS KY it - to-m- or RION CLAY - 1 mm Displays one per inch non half ratesdollarinsertion for first insert each persons having claims against Locals or reading notices thereafter per ten cents ALL assigned estate of James H line each insertion Locals in black type twenty cents per line each insertion Letton are requested to present them at Fractions of lines count as full lines when STORY brick house on Upper run ning at line rates once properly proven as required by Pleasant street adjoining the resi¬ Obituarias cards of thanks calls on candi ¬ law to the undersigned or his attorney dates resolutions of respect and matter of a dence of S S Clay Apply to HAKM02T STITT Ulce nature ten cents per line M GREEN L 29sep tf A O ADAIR Special rates given for large advertiser Assignee 27nbv tf ments and yearly cards ASSIGNEES NOTICE 4DVJZR7TR7TVO TdWTf3 a FOR RENT A - is IS 4- - 7 1 A a y - - xr f r t il i VtF r5S jsfs r J - 5 y A 2 AN OUTRAGE Mob at Attempted Fit Speak Easy to Down a THE- - FLOOD THE BOUltBON NEWS FRIDAY FEBRUARY 26 RAGING EIYEE Alarming Proportions -- 18U7 t i t f Tear Has Entailed a Iiobi of Abont Tiro Mil¬ lion Dpllara Twenty Three Lives Ke The Flood in the Ohio is Assuming portedIiOSt fThls Being tqo Slcrw They Applied a Torch It in Said Four of the Inmates Were Unable to Reach the Street and Were JBuraed to Death i r w h it telligence has just reached here of a calamity in the interior of the county by which several persons are reported to have lost their lives and a number were injured In the oil fields there has been a disorderly house and Speak Easy running and the neigh¬ bors decided to get rid of the objectionable characters The mob at first attempted to tear down the house but as this was slow work a street The loss of life in the flood in the torch was applied The inmates made Ohio valley has reached a score and no attempt to get out while the crowd was tearing down the huilding and it three The loss of property is treis said four of them were unable to mendous Thus far only the most imreach the street after the place was perfect attempts have been made to estimate the damage done to business set on fire Those reported burned to death in interests by the torrent West Vir ginia reports at Wheeling indicate a the fire are loss of 600000 in that state Lumber Stella Woods of Pittsburgh and oil interests suffered there as well Anna Johnson of Columhus as the railways It seems safe to esti- ¬ John Jackson of Pennsylvania mate the loss in Ohio as half that in Frank Stewart of Indiana The men were workers in the oil West Virginia in Portsmouth and the fields and at the time of the fire were surrounding country alone the damage sleeping in their room over the speak is 75000 A tabulated statement of the estimate is as follows easy 500000 The names of the persons who were Pittsburgh Pa 75000 points Other Pennsylvania seriously burned in their endeavor to West Virginia 000000 escape from the buildings can not be Ohio 303000 ¬ 4 ¬ ¬ ¬ Sisterville W Ya Feb 24 In ¬ The Ohio will Cincinnati Feh 25 continue rising Wednesday and Thurs ¬ day said Observer Bassler Wednesday morning It will reach the 60 foot stage Thursday but will not go much beyond The tributaries of the Ohio are all falling except at their mouths The Ohio will keep rising at Cincin ¬ nati until the water brought down hy them shall have passed this point The lower portion of Newport is be ¬ ing gradually submerged by the waters from the Ohio and Licking rivers Travel over the lower Covington and Newport bridge has been suspended owing to the water being over Hub bard street from Fourth to Fifth ¬ ¬ The Monongakola at McKeesport Pa the governors palace there Wednesday the governors safe fell from the floor on Highest Ever Known But Little ¬ which it stood into the ruins and hurst Writer Coming Out of the Alle ghenyRising at Louisville open The safe contained seven thou ¬ sand pounds Turkish money The McKeespobt Pa Feb 24 Both soldiers who had gathered about the the Monongahela and Youghiogheny burning building and were engaged in rivers at this point have overflowed trying to extinguish the flames upon their banks and the streets and all the seeing the contents of the safe exposed houses in the lower portion of the city tried to steal the money but were are inundated At 2 oclock Tuesday prevented by the European officers afternoon the Monongahela river was who directed the soldiers under their 22 inches higher than it ever was be- ¬ command to fire a volley of blank fore and was still rising at the rate cartridges at the would be robbers of four inches an hour All the mills The incident nearly caused a riot be- ¬ and factories in the flooded district tween the Turks and Europeans Is are suhmerged and operations sus- ¬ maelBey accusedthe Europeans sailSeveral houses have been ors of plundering the palace and an pended moved from their foundations and investigation was at once begun by many stables and outbuildings have the admirals of the foreign warships The inquiry proved that the charges been carried away against the sailors were entirely with- ¬ No lives have been reported lost but narrow escapes have been made out foundation London Feb 25 A dispatch from by people who have been removed from second and third stories of their homes Canea to a news agency here says the The situation is serious and the loss situation in that town causes much in this city alone it is now believed anxiety The Mussulman populace are armed and greatly excited Turks will reach 200000 Pittsbubgh Pa Feb 24 The Mo- have been parading the streets exhib- nongahela river was in a raging tor- iting their indignation in various r ¬ ¬ ¬ M M Luther East Troy Pa gTew At Sellno Crete is Becoming Very Serl 209 bushels Salzers Silver Mine Oats ohs The Banghasl Arabs Threaten to and John Breider Mishicott Wis 173 Burn the Entire Town 25 A dispatch from bushels Silver King Barley per acre Athens Feb Canea says that during the fire in the Dont you believe it Write them THE SITUATION - 209 BUS OATS 173 BUS BAKLET Fodder vetch spurry clovers grasses etc in endless varieties potatoes at 150 a bar-¬ plants as rape teosinte A handsome book 64 pages beautifully fl jr aortnfiir nf fhp land hevond the frost line will be sent upon receipt of four cents in stamps by L A Bell WesternPassenger Agent Plant System 312 Marquette Building Chicago His The Plant System of Railways and Steamship Linear reach the finest winter resorts in the world Florida Cuba and Jamaica a m rel Salzers seeds are bred to big yields Americas greatest seed cata- ¬ Chicago Record logue and 12 farm seed samples are sent Specially Remember you by John ASalzer Seed CoLa Crosse Wis upon receipt of 10 cents and this That the Cleveland Akron Columbus Ry is still selling round trip tickets betweenall notice worth 10 to get a start k stations on itsne good going and returning Sunday at a rate of one fare for the round Jcst Right for Him What did you trip Ask any agent for particulars or write think of our new patrol wagon 1 asked the to C F Daly General Passenger Agent roundsman of his friend who loafs for a Cleveland O m If I should die you would never get another wife who would look after you asl No not if I could help it have done living it Great I was carried away with learned but it is known that there Louisville were five or six of them PLATT AND QUAY Appear to Be Gleeful Over the Appoint ¬ ment of Mark Hanna New York Feb 24 Hannas an nouncement of his intentions to do all that he can for Bush nell is entirely cred ¬ ited here It is said that Hanna like Piatt may occasionally have to make terms with his political enemies but he will like Piatt when the right time comes have them de- ¬ cently interred in his TJMARK HANNA private political grave ¬ J- Ky Other Kentucky points Indiana Total - 25000 250000 175000 81925000 j - -- - fc Late Wednesday night the river was rising at the rate of one and one half inch an hour and it is expected to reach but not pass the 60 foot stage by Thursday night The limit of the flood is placed at 60 feet by river men and they believe that the rise from Pittsburgh will not - - 1 yard Piatt has not yet expressed himself on Hannas appointment but his followers here report that he and Quay are glee- ¬ ful over it like small hoys who have just caught a rabbit in a trap They will he cordial to Hanna and lead him by the still waters of legislation but some day there will be the cry of man overboard and the man will be the junior Ohio senator say the poli- ¬ ticians Cleveland 0 Feb 24 Chairman Hanna went to Canton Tuesday after ¬ noon for a final conference with Maj McHinley before the inauguration He will return Wednesday morning and according to present plans will go to Washington Thursday to give personal attention to the arrangements have much effect when it reaches here on account of the vast expanse over which the river now extends The stage of the water at 3 oclock Thursday morning was 591 Lawbencebubg Ind Feb 25 Tuesday night was one of anxiety in Of all towns along Lawrenceburg the Ohio a big flood causes the greatest apprehension in this place In the famous flood of 1884 the city and its 5000 people were submerged The current of the river ran through High street the principal business thoroughfare where boats anchored at second story win dows Sixty or 70 houses were corn- Many of these pletely submerged were swept away They were found near Aurora after the waters had re--- The landare completely marks of the stream obliterated by the volume and rush of the angry waters and the locations of the several dams are only traceable hy the eddies Throughout the Monongahela val- ¬ ley all river traffic has been suspended Pittsbubgh Feb 24 At midnight the river was 29 feet and falling slowly Many industrial establishments up the Monongahela will be compelled to close the balance of the week on ac- ¬ count of the high water Forty barges belonging to W H Browns Sons broke loose from their moorings All the steamboats in the vicinity went to the rescue and the barges were safely towed to shore without serious damage Cincinnati Feb 24 The Ohio river rent Tuesday morning ceded The fearful loss in 1884 caused the government to build a levee here run ¬ ning back to the foothills and com- ¬ pletely protecting the town from the joint floods of the Miami river and the Ohio A fierce wind lashed fdr the inauguration up his office will reach Washington by hour the first mail from this port The levee will strand a stage of 65 to 68 feet After that the floodgates must he opened and the town left to the rivers mercy Experienced men here say that the river will reach only 61 Resignation to Secretary Olney watched by perhaps 15 or 20 men most 24 Consul General of them employed about the wharf Lee cabled his resignation to Sec- boat No leak formed and it is be- ¬ retary of State Olney on Sunday night lieved that the danger is passed al ¬ His written resignation with a letter though the river is 55 feet 10 inches giving his reasons for wishing to give and rising stea dily at two inches an - the waves against this levee Tuesday night and GEN LEE many people did not sleep Every foot Wantsto Quit His Tost and Cable Ilia of the big embankment was carefully Havana Feb ¬ break in the levee would mean that the waters would- rush into the houses of at least 3000 people out of the citys 5500 The water is now in the second stories of houses which stand outside the levee A - feet GEN FITZHIIGH LEE state s ready to accept Gen Lees resignation at once but that President Cleveland is unwilling to have the consul general leave Havana now The resignation was tendered be cause the administration did not see fit to indorse the consul generals recommendations for what he believed x Dr I understand that the secretary of ¬ r s I- - in necessary to he done to properly protect American citizens in Cuba No instructions have been received streets Pittsburgh Pa Feh 25 The hy Gen Lee from the state department worst is over The great flood tide since his resignation was cabled has begun to recede The river at 8 oclock stood 27 feet 10 inches and is AN AGED GERMAN falling The weather is clear and cold With an Interesting History Drops Dead and there is not the slightest prospect on a Chicago Street Cotcago Feb 24 Richard von Sydo of an increased stage of water Both the Monongahela and Alle an old German who has for some gheny rivers are falling The former years sold papers on the streets of Chi now is showing a depth of about twenty-ncago dropped dead on the street in heavy front of Ulrichs hall on the north side ine and feet The absence of loss to ice driftwood makes the Tuesday afternoon Von Sydo who whb was 65 years old was a nephew shipping less than it might have been of Princess Bismarck and is con Old Time Minstrel Dead Chicago Feh 25 Charley Callen nected with many prominent fam ilies in Germany He was at one time dar the famous old time minstrel died a lieutenant of the Blucher hussars at a lodging house here Wednesday stationed at StolphPomerania In 1862 night He was more than 70 years of he resigned and coming to America ajre His Callendars Georgia Min ¬ joined the union army and fought strels was one of the first troupes put throughout the war of the rebellion on the stage About 150 was found He served in the regular army seven in Callendars possession He is said years when he was discharged as in to have a wife living somewhere in invalid vyith the rank of sergeant Connecticut ¬ oclock it had registered 26 feet 8 inches two and a half feet above the danger line The water is already in Fourth street It has flooded many cellars but no serious damage has resulted Rivermen say that they look Damage is being for two feet more done to farming property nearby At 12 oclock there was 26 feet of water on the falls two feet over the danger line The river has reached the opera house and Falls View hotel on Fourth street and the lower portion of Shippinport is under water It is thought the rise will go to 29 feet This will flood 150 business houses on lower Second Third and Fourth ¬ LomsvmLE Ky Feb 25 The Ohio is rising two inches an hour At 2 j reported that Queen Olga of Greece having been appointed an honorary admiral of the Russian fleet has re ¬ Hits curus ter me said Uncle Eben turned the insignia of the position to ter hyuh how folks will buse er gossip be is rapidly rising Reports from all points on the upper St Petersburg declaring that she is hin her back an ter see how glad dey acks wen she comes Ohio indicate that heavy rains have unable to hold the rank since the fleet Washington Star roun ter tell de news fallen in the last 24 hours and all the has fired upon the Greek subjects and tributaries are pouring immense vol- ¬ orthodox Christians Dont Give Way to Despair Constantinople Feb 25 A dis Although you have suffered for a long time unumes of water into the Ohio and less the weather shall freeze the water patch received by the Turkish govern ¬ from malaria dyspepsia kidney trouble Know that Hos laden ground the stage of water at ment says that 600 Greek troops with nervousness or biliousness has cured worse Stomach Bitters Cincinnati may reach 60 feet or more three guns and a large supply of am tetters cases than yours and is potent to help you Rat Row and Sausage Row are al- munition have been landed at Chcr- - as it has helped hosts of others But already inundated and the water is near- sonesus in the province of Candia ways remember that trite saying Delays Mole hills grow to be Island of Crete The Greeks were di- ¬ are dangerous ly to the pavements on Front street mountains in consequence of disregarding it The large tobacco warehouses on rected by an insurgent leader Check disease at the outset with this inVienna Feb 25 Greece has been comparable defensive medicine Front street are full of water to the first floor but the stock of tobacco had ordered by the powers to evacuate Palace Car Porter Kin I brush de dust been moved out on Monday So far Crete at once This action is the rehas been but little loss at these sult of a circular note recently sent to outer yer clothes boss Traveler Theres there in Well yer places the powers by the government of Rus- no dust lookmy clothes Sam broke boss oesnt like yer was dead The wharfboats at the public land sia requesting them to join in a de Yonkers Statesman ing are anchored nearly up to the Pan mand that the sultan authorize the Iiicoiiipax1le handle tracks and a rise of five feet powers to act jointly in the pacifica ¬ more will stop all packets from pass- tion of Crete and the organization of a The service of the Queen and Crescent fast N railroad bridge system of autonomy for the island re ¬ trains south Through Pullman drawing ing under the L vestibuled day m overiz i3u pditch tne water naa the B- - - taining the integrity of the Turkish room sleepers Standardsmoking rooms coaches lavatories and flowed the through which empire The assent of the powers to Elegant cafe parlor and observation cars O S W and Big Four trains pass to this proposal having been obtained Twentv four hours Cincinnati to Florida or ¬ the Grand Central depot There was the notice to Greece to evacuate fol to New Orleans W C O RWearson Gen 1 Passr Agt Cincinnati about two inches covering perhaps 40 lowed feet of track but the trains were still Canea Feb 25 The foreign vice Tho people have the promise blest running A stage of a little over 55 consuls at Retimo announce that the Of an approaching calm feet will shut trains out from the Cen- Turks declare that they will accept The orators will take the rest tral depot And so will Uucle Sam the annexation of the island of Crete Washington Star Cincinnati Feb 24 The end of the to Greece The announcement has flood is in sight By Friday the river caused a great sensation Comfort at Cincinnati is expected to be falling London Feb 25 The Daily News No smoke dust or cinders again but not before it reaches a stage Thursday will say that the statements Crescent Route limited trains on Queen and south Rock of from 58 to 60 feet The hicrhest to be made in parliament by Lord Sal ¬ ballast Superb trains with every comstage will no doubt be reached during isbury and Mr Balfour regarding the fort Fast time and the short line from Cin Wednesday night when the swell now Cretan situation are to the effect that cinnati coming down from Pittsburgh should the powers have agreed to Lord SalisShe had been looking at herself in the reach here The stage of the river at burys proposals and have decided to glass I suppose Ill get used to it she 8 oclock Wednesday morning was 5504 what liberate Crete from direct Turkish said but after years weve been through in the last few these tight sleeves ac Ky Feb 24 The Ohio rule Louisville tually make me feel immodest London river has risen eight and one half feet NOT VERIFIED Figaro here since Monday morning and is still rising at the rate of three inches The Story That Col McCook Cnn Not Pisos Cure for Consumption has no equal Accept tho Secretary of the Interior as a Cough medicine F M Abbott 383 an hour The stage of water oh the Seneca St Buffalo N T May 9 1894 Portfolio falls is 21 feet and it is expected to Canton O Feb 25 Mark Hanna reach 27 feet which will flood the river returned to Cleveland Wednesday aftTrying to look like a sheep has never yet produced any wool on the back of a goat front Two thirds of the town of Corbin is ernoon and will not see Maj McKin ley again till he meets him in WashHoney of Horehound and Tar reHales under water The damage is esti- ¬ ington on Tuesday next Owing- to the lieves whooping cough mated at 25000 the president elect suffers Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute fact The damage from the flood in South- from that irritation of the throat Mr some eastern Kentucky is estimated at S200 extended talk The first question a woman asks a fortune 000 The Kentucky river rose 40 feet Hanna did not have as otherwise a have teller is if her husband is true to her with he would in two hours and in the mountain done him as rumor The from New York that Cold creeps down the spine then lumcountry swept everything before it Col J J McCook has intimated that bago St Jacobs Oil creeps in then cure The Cumberland river destroyed all property in the bottom land of Harlan The worlds creed is He is the best man v who wears the best coat county Near Donkeyville Jonas Ty- llams Horn ree was caught in Powell river and Cascarets stimulate liver kidneys and ¬ ¬ -- ways The situation at Selino the dispatch says is serious the Banghasi Arabs threatening to burn the entire town because the Hoys as they assert have deserted them The suggestion of the consuls that a mixed force be landed in order to allow the besieged Moslems to retreat has not been adopted the foreign admirals having decided to confine their action to the sending of warships to exercise a moral influence upon the contending parties whom it seems however there is little hope of reconciling London Feb 25 The Daily News will publish Thursday a dispatch from its Vienna correspondent saying it is ¬ Catarrh Cannot Be Cured with Local Applications as they cannot Fits stopped free and permanently cured reach the seat of the disease Catarrh is a biood or constitutional disease and in order No fits after first days use or Dr Klines to cure it you must take internal remedies Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle Kalis 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 hy one of the strong in nothing else Rains Horn best physicians in this country for years and is a regular prescription It is comA severe cold means soreness stiffness posed of the best tonics known combined Use St Jacobs Oil means a prompt cure swith the best blood purifiers acting direct lj on the mucous surfaces The perfect gets anything but- It is a rare man combination of the tivo ingredients is what bills and kicks in his who letters these days produces such wonderful results in curing Catarrh Send for testimonials free When F J CHENEY CO Props Toledo O candy bilious or costive eat a Cascarefc- -- cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 25cSold 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 cold to cure But shes changed a great deal Its never too Sure cure neuralgia with Since she took to the wheel St Jacobs Oil ¬ ¬ - A promising mine will as surely ruin a man in time as a promising horse Atchison Globe a- - -- 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druggists CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS ¬ drowned ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ At Jackson the Kentucky river flooded the Arlington hotel and broke three log booms letting out 5000 logs Abe Reed colored was drowned while try ¬ ing to save them Beattyville is reported flooded but the wires are down and the tracks of the Richmond Nicholasville Irvine and Beattyville railroad are washed away for a considerable distancerend ering communication impossible The town of Farmer is under water Fifty thousand logs have been lost in the Big Sandy valley The mountain COL JOHN J MCOOK streams are full of wrecks of cabins and barns of the mountainers The he can not accept the position of secOhio is still rising here with 22 feet on retary of the interior is in no sense the falls but no serious danger is ap- verified here Notwithstanding the prehended owing to the cold wave daily publication of the fact that Maj which arrived Tuesday McKinley can see no callers people Salyersville East Point and Abideen continue to come to Canton to see him are almost entirely submerged The and there are a score or more awaiting lower portion of Maysville is under an opportunity to speak with the presidwater ent-elect All sorts of ruses are re At Bristol Tenn Tuesday morning sorted to to gain an audience with a flood poured down the valley and Maj McKinley but they all fail Mr but for the blowing of alarm whistles Hanna was the only visitor in Canton several families would have perished Wednesday who saw Maj McKinley 24 ¬ ¬ Louisville Ky Feb bowels Never sicken weaken or gripe 10c K W1LEX E 1645 she knows about a horse A woman knows as little about a man as Atchison Globe state that you naw the Advertisement in this paper WRITING TO ADVERTISERS PLEASE A WOMANS BODY What Its Neglect Leads to Mrs ChasKongs Experience - f ¬ ¬ Dwyer agreeing to throw Blue three times in GO minutes He won in 48 minutes Inspector William Very 111 a ten round go in St Louis Feh 25 Wra H Wil ¬ liams inspector of police to whom a Five Killed in a Djnamlto Explosion Kyf Feb 24 A prema ghost appeared Sunday night and Muscat ture explosion of dynamite at the warned him of his approaching death gravel pit here at noon Tuesday is confined to his bed with a severe Pneumonia is threaten killed five Negro laborers and wound case df grip ed Great alarm is felt hy his family more ed as inany ¬ Bnrke Knocked Oat in the Third Cond Albany N Y Feh 24 The twenty round bout Tuesday evening at the Meyer Athletic clubs tournament be tween Jack Everhardt of New Or leans and Joe Burke of Brooklyn was brief Burke succumbed in the third round Billy Kochefort of Chi cago defeated Al Allen of New York ¬ ¬ Ore Producers to Meet Dwyer Won in 48 Minutes Steel Plant Resumes Cleveland O Feb 25 Capt II G Elwood Ind Feb 24 The big Gband Rapids Mich Feb 25 Co Mike Dwyer of this city metE C Union steel plant at Alexandria has Dalton of Pickand Mather ore pool Blue the Kalamazoo wrestler Wed ¬ partially resumed operations and now leading members of the iron nesday night in a handicap match the 12 inch steel mill the bar mill and said Wednesday that there was no ¬ the sheet department are in operation truth in the Wall street rumor that with a large force of men and the out the ore producers had decided not to look is that the other departments will hold a meeting here next Monday The pool is not broken and I do not be started at an early date believe it will be Spanish Troop Surprised I am Marcus A Hanna Madrid Feb 23 A dispatch re- not the iron ore end of said A Hanna M ceived here from Havana states that a is I am not in close touch body of insurgents surprised a detach Co that do not be- ¬ with ment of Spanish troops and killed 4C lieve the firms affairs but Iverge of a the ore pool is on the of them The place where the troops collapse or I would have heard about were attacked is nob given it ¬ ¬ A womans body is the repository of the most delicate mechanism in the whole realm of creation and yet most women will let it get out of order and keep out of order just as if it were of no consequence Their hacks ache and heads throb and burn they have wandering pains now here and now there They experience extreme lassitude that dont care and feeling excitability irritability nervousness sleepless- ¬ ness and the blues yet they will go about their work until they can scarcely stand on their poor swollen feet and do nothing to help themselves These are the positive fore runners of serious womb complications and unless given immediate attention will result in untold misery if not death Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound will beyond the question of a doubt relieve all this trouble before it becomes serious and it has cured many after their troubles had become chronic The Compound should be taken immediately upon the appearance of any of these symptoms above enumerated It is a vegetable tonic which invio orates and stimulates the entire female organism and will produce the same bene- ¬ ficial results in the case of any sick woman as it did with Mrs Chas Kjig ISIS Rosewood St Philadelphia Pa whose letter we attach I write these few lines thanking you for restoring my health For twelve years I suffered with pains impossible to describe I had bearing down feelinc s backache burning sensation in my stomach chills headache and always had black specks before my eyes I was afraid to stay alone for I sometimes had four and five fainting spells a day I had several doctors and tried many pat¬ ent medicines Two years ago I was so bad that I had to go to bed and have a trained nurse Through her I commenced to take Lydia- E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and I never had anything give me the relief that has I have taken eight bottles and am now enjoyiDg the best of heaitii it J can truthfully ay it has cured nie mx want-to-be-left-alo- ne - acn i u t 3 J at f - j- -- v - t ivV r VS jf J 31 vn ft f ww PRESIDENT CLEVELAND r L - TT V THE B0TJE50NNEWSTEiPAy FEBRUARY 26 1897 MIDSUMMER cr toiling hiithfullyairhis life to be Why rail apainst the radiant summer sun eaten by alligators Tistoo much Yes said the squire I guess there Because it beats too harshly on some would be rather too much of him for days because it brings not joy to every one one unless it was a xery large gator Nor peace nor comfort to all human as Clarence says this was but theres ways plenty of gators Jobe wouldnt make Because with sudden potencies it beats upon tne city in death burdened heats a mouthful each for them Aint you ashamed of yourself Ab What season of the year has not its sting ner Winter is glorious yet may freeze the Yes wife I am but I couldnt help heart 1here i3 subtle poison in the breath of it I would be willing to give a thou spring And autumn harbors an envenomed dart sand dollars to undo his drowning and Each has its charm each feels its own de- bring him back but its too late now sire as to Jobes life of toil you forget As every soul its own imperious fire that he was nvy fathersbody servant These days of summer are so rich with when I was a boy He has always had bloom an easy time with me Why look at his t 5o sweet with perfumes of the flowers age and he was scarcely bent but stood and trees Sr wonderful with starlights hazed in erect at seventy something unusual gloorn tor a negro So full of mystery on melodious seas That evening Clara Hill and her tender dreamful with bird haunted mother took a walk over to Aunt noons as they neared the rd songs of soft winds under yellow Dinahs cabin moons open door they saw man dusky fig we who live them with love lighted ures seated about on benches in the souls cabin and heard Luke thencgro preach father their sweetness to ourselves and er of the plantation say grow Sis Dinah you no cashun fer X eyond the commonplace of common goals Ceyond the dull restraints that all men mourn ease Brer lobe is gone right know mter Heaven 1 tell yer chile hes gone jiiml we are thrilled with a divining sense right inter Heaven Qf love and its supreme omnipotence speck he is Brer Luke but Use ow earth seeus like a garden where ou skeared he gone inter a gator as well thought Blossoms anew in fresh and tender Boo hoo to tink dat my onles bruder guise iro dat wav Yhere beauty has the power of life full wrought CHAPTEE IE And youth sees far with wide enchanted jiorwcv DA axxt cotcii YOl eyes A nd where the air is scented as it flows Early the next morniug Clarence With fragrano cf the jasmine and the Moses and bolomon in one bateau and rose jeorge it Montgomery in Harpers Uncle Bob a famous boatman with Weekly Luke in another started from the landing As the rounded the point near the scene of the recent fatality the first object that met their gaze w as the old bateau splintered and bottom up drift ¬ ing slowly down the stream and the next object was that identical alligator lying in exactly the same placp on the bank ww Vm Clarence raised his rifle threw its MRn7rr ¬ ¬ fi--j -- no anpre toclay rejoicing jus is ober joyousv turn to night leave the young folks here sides Ise weak as a calf for a day or two til send them up by Thats right Dinah have a day of Angus Bruce on Wednesday1 or Thurs 1 Uncle Jobe glad the feared I ion Bress yere yet chile am very said Clara alligators didnt get yon I had lost my fishing compan- ¬ X Marster Mars Clarence say you gwine gibe a tousand dollars fer bring old Jobe back dese old bones aint wort dat marster but I tanks yer deed A does an my baccer raos out marster an if I worl a little ob dat Tell Corbett to give you a pound Jobe and a quart of applejack you ras- ¬ cal You fooled MOTHER Pcant tell you soul honey Unc Jobe but I cant tell how long i3 all C1IIXD CHAPTEK HE YOUR HAS ROMANTIC NOTIONS ¬ at ¬ When the ensuing Sunday arrived it brought with it on the Sunshine at ten oclock John Loyd and his daughter and nephew Clarence met them at the landing with the family carriage and tlley were soon ascending the steps of the piazza where they were met by the ¬ L 2- - planter and his daughter Welcome to Orron John Loyd welcome Herbert and my fair Fannie I like to have had my hair pulled for not bringing you the other day and I hitVe constant fear that I yet will t fear not much to spare thai T cannot explain His father was There was a general and Herbert Lathrop seemed to try atfd killed on a river steamer over a gam of retain in his grasp the hand of Clara cards hand-shakin- day meanwhile Ill sound the girl and send her back with Fannie then you can ascertain her mind Thats well but I fear that Herberi is the one that seeks her JThen- give yourself no uneasiness for I assure you that under no dbndi tions would- - Glara ever wed him she dislikes him much I am not sorry Abner for though he is my ilephew he is not one to whom I would see your daughter wedded he is extremely selfish and eveiy way of her and even can she not wed me that marriage would not be desirable Lathrop sought the hand of Fannie but I told him that could never be- - and had I not Fannie shares in Claras dislike for him His father was a speculator who when my sister Agnes was but a child persuaded her to elope with him for which my father disinherited her Lathrop led- Agnes a wretched life and though my sister and father were reconciled before my fathers death he never Avould allow her husband beneath hio roof He was a trickster a gamester and dishonest and I sometimes fear the boy will travel in his path But on her death bed I promised my sister to look after him ami I have tried to do so nor as yet have I found him dishonest or regretted it But somehow there is a un--wort- Reservations Havana Cuba Feb 23 Consul Gen- ¬ eral Lee has resigned He determined some days ago to take such a step if he tablishing Thlrtaea Additional Forest Blrthilsj BEg FIFTY WUKTH COMB ESS Feb 19 Senate The bil to extend the use of the mails was passed TJaursdajv The senate also passed wlthou amendment house hill for the admisssion ol nedlework Imported by the New York Asso- ¬ Schools for exhibi ciation of Sewfn tion purposes The senate had spent only 20 minutes in executive session when on motion of Senator Sherman rep O the galleries were cleared the doors closed and the consideration of executive business entered upon At 635 p m the senate ad- ¬ journed until Friday House In the contested case of Hopkins rep vs Kendall dem from the Nineteenth Kentucky district the house Thursday for the first time this session on a direct issue ot faot reversed the decision of its commit- tee on elections and seated a contestant whom the committee had declared not elected In the contested election case Downing of Rinaker from the and first Illinois district Kinakenras seated The rest of the session was given up to the pas ¬ sage of bills by consent which led the leader to consent to a speedy adjournment and at430 the house adjourned till Friday Washington Feb 20 Sen ate When the senate adjourned at 8 oclock Friday night after a secret session of seven and a half hours it was apparent to the most snngumo friends of the general treaty of arbitration with Great Britain that no vote could be se- ¬ cured at this session of the senate The fact that a motion to postpone until M rch 5 had been defeated by a vote of 30 to 20 afforded no satisfsctionv On the contrary it emphasized the fact that their fighting the treaty in ¬ tended there should be affirmative action of no kind House Another appropriation bill was The taken up but little progress made m easure was that carrying appropriations to supply deficiencies for the current fiscal year and prior years It encountered its first snay when Mr Grow rep Pa insisted that Jhe had a right to speak as long as he wanted to on it This proposition was discussed for some time and resulted in a victory for the venerable Pennsylvania member who devoted some extended remarks not to the appropriation bill but to the Okla- homa free homestead measure Then a long discussion was started by Mr Richardson dem Tenn over an item to piy special at- torneys for defending suits against the United States Mr Richardson wanted to know the use of paying attorneys to defend such cases when the judgments given against the United States particularly claims under the Bowman v act were never paid Many members spoke with regard to the propriety of paying the Bowman claims but when the afternoon was nearly over the discusssion was dropped The bill was not passed at - oclock when the house took a recess for three hours Friday night it discussed private pension bills Washington Feb 21 Sen atk Saturday Mr Quay sought to bring forward the bill for a commission to look into labor problems but it was soon displaced by a vote of o4 to 28 to take up the Indian appropriation bill The latter measure led to two animated discus- ¬ sions first on silver and then on sect irian schools The debate on this item and on the bill was not concluded when the senate ad- ¬ journed House The house spent the day in a dis- ¬ cussion of the general deficiency bill which was not finished There was a warm debate over an amendment by Mr Hopkins rep 111 to take out the item of 12203 to par the mem- ¬ bers of the Fifty third congress for amounts withheld from their salaries for absences in accordance with a rule adopted by that con- ¬ gress Washington Feb 2C Senate The an- ¬ nual senatorial observance of Washingtons birthday by having his farewell address read by one of the leading elocutionists of the sen- ¬ ate took pi ce Monday in the presence of a large audience Mr Daniel dem Va being -the reader chosen for the occasion Tne re- ¬ mainder of the day was occupied in the con- ¬ sideration of the Indian appropriation bill which was not concluded at the time of ad- ¬ journment House Mr Boutelle the chairman of the naval committee succeeded in getting up the naval appropriation bill before adjournment and after he had explained its principal po- visions considerable progress in its reading was made before the end of the days session which came at 520 oclock No exercises inx celebration of Washingtons birthday took place in the house Washington Feb 24 Senate Izj tho senate Tuesda a resolution was offered by Mr Mills dem Tex and was agreed to re- questing the president to furnish a statement of the facts concerning the arrest imprison- ¬ ment and death of Dr Ricardo Ruiz in a Cob an jaiL Practically the entire day was con- ¬ sumed in the discussion of an amendment in the Indian appropriation bill for the opening to settlement of the Uncompaghre Indian reservation in Utah containing over 200000 acres House Senate bills were passed granting a pension to the widow of the late Gen Thos I Casey corps of engineers with an amend- ¬ ment reducing the amount from 75 to 50 per month also authorizing the Montgomery Co Hayneville and Camden Railway across build a bridge to the Ala- ¬ river bama Lower Peach between Tree and Mai y Bluff The house late Tuesday afternoon ran unexpectedly into an inter- ¬ esting and possibly significant discussion of the civil service law It came out h the con- ¬ sideration of a bill to amend the revised stat- ¬ utes so as to give the governors of territories the power to remove as well as to appoint cer ¬ tain territorial officers Washington Feb 25 Senate The- proceedings in the senate Wednesday were full of interest from the opening to the close No less than three propositions were made in relation to Cuba one by Senator Ailen pop Neb one by Senator1 Hill and one by Sen- ¬ ator Morgan as the unanimous report of the committee on foreign relations It is in the form of a joint resolution demanding immediate and unconditional release of Julio Sanguilly and compensation from Spain for his4mprisonment and suffsrings Mr Morgan gave notice and was backed by the chairman of the committee on foreign relations iMrf Sherman that action on the relations would be asked Thursday The Indian iappropria- tion bill was taken up and two or three of the committee amendments to it provoked long and rather angry discussion House The appearance of William Jen ¬ nings Bryan the democratic candidate for president last fall upan the floor of the house was the most noticeable vent of Wednes- days session He has the entree of the floor as an ex member and- oame into the hall at 430 oclock aboufan hour ufter his arrival in the city HIS appearance evoked ap- ¬ plause from many members a few ot whom gave vocal expression to their pleasure From his old seat he responded to the greetings of his friends and acquaint- - ances his face beaming with smiles The most of the day was spent iniconsideration and disposition of business relating to the District of Columbia The most important measure passed was the senate bill making the Potomac park out of the Potomac flats land reclaimed from the water initio Potomac river Tommy Ryan Defeats Tom Tracey ¬ --- v 17 Ashis gxon Secoad Sessisa ¬ were not upheld in his efforts to pro- ¬ tect all American citizens in Cuba The consul general asked the state de- ¬ partment that he be authorized to de- ¬ mand the release of the citizens of the United States confined in Cuban pris ¬ ons under the same illegal circum- ¬ stances as was the ill fated Ruiz Such authorization has not been grant- ¬ ed him j anniversary of the birth of the first president of the republic by issuing 13 executive proclamations establishing 13 additional forest reservations eon- taining an aggregate area of 21479840 Feb 2S President Cleveland celebrated the 165th anni Washington - ¬ i- ¬ S ii l lSA 0m Wm -ii V lift 1 -- muzzle within ten feet of the gators head and fired The bullet passed through the saurians eye and entered CHAPTER I Contixced Squire ITill entered the house and his brain He gave a spasmodic strug ¬ v ith his wife and daughter was seated gle his tail swept half a circle and he nt the supper table whtn Clarence came was dead They hastily scrambled ashore ami in Uis huntiig suit presented a very Bob and Moses turned him over and jorderly and his slouched Copyright by A N Kellqgg Newspaper Co apj-carai-c- - WbWJW Vfffl V n- I think John that Clarence is in love with Fannie What would you say to him as a The match would please me welL Abner aud if I mistake not Fannie could be Aon by him It con- ¬ Well there is the dinner bell and the international boundary tains an estimated area of 13S24U0 with two prospective weddings in his acres family the squire joined arms with No 5 The Lewis and Clarke forest John Loyd and they proceeded to the reserve embracing both slopes of the house continental divide in Montana and ex-¬ son-in-la- w acres The location of area of the reserva- ¬ tions are given as follows No 1 The Black Hills reservation embracing the central portion of the Black Hills of South Dakota and has an estimated area of 967630 acres No 2 The Big Horn reserve situ- ¬ ated in Northern Central Wyoming and embraces both slopes of the Big Horn mountain Its area is l19S0Si acres No S The Teton reserve adjacent to the Yellowstone National park timberland reserve being south there- ¬ of and contains 829440 acres No 4 The Flathead reserve in both slopes of the main Rocky mountain range or continental divide the north- ¬ ern Montane from near the lid of the Great Northern railroad northward to evui ii - r AkT1 JWII 111 It H h AVi4f icsr- - L Waiifti -- 1 t I S iVTaV Xv FCA Ak rti itti3 i TO BE CONTINUED NEEDED THEREFORE GOOD e bat was more slouched than usual straightened him out he was nearly 12 f vExm Where Where said Clarence Why dar master dar see how him Yes dar brer Jobe suah nutF lie jus likca man and Moses pointed about it Uncle Jobe in the bottom of Orton U a ridge that seemed to extend down a little longer than was necessary She withdrew it and there was something creek exclaimed Mrs Hill and Clara the ga tors stomach Yes dar Brer Jobe suah nuff said like a flush on her face it a as a flush of Poor soul and tears came to their indignation Bob pore Brer Jobe eyes a flush took it Solomon and ax knife Ill never fish in Orton creek again cut into that Luke with maAv andim ofHerbert Lathrop thought for himself to confusion and capacious to said Clara Ill have no oneto take the as he saAv the rich blood mount to fish from the hook poor faithful Uncle tomb hm presently something black Claras face I have but to ask her and woolly protruded Jobe s Dar him said Moses pore Brer hand and it is mine Clarence was soon seated attlie table ne little knew Clara Hill Jobe How did it happen son She knew him intuitively for what Das a fack said Bob dars his Well we took a bateau from the he was mill and T fished along up the creek hair Clara turned and gave her hand to They cut wider and pulled and Uncle 7obe was sitting in the stern padXmlled again and finally from out that Mr Lovd after which- the two girls dling- we kept moving further and iur and Squire disappeared therup and I had some fine fish in the gloomyofsepulchre appeared the re ¬ Hill and Mr into the housefor a ramble Loyd started aToig black stow jottom of the beat and was just thinki- mains Pore de Lord exclaimed Bob i over the grounds leaving the young ng- of turning back for home when as suited them ¬ we ronnded a bend in the creek I saw dat aint Sis Dinahs sow dat era tor men to kill time as selves until dinner just- ahead of iqc lying on the bank an gwine fer de whole faipjbly suah naif They lighted their cigars -- and He is dat said Solomon Brer alligator a larger one I have never strolled over to the stables to inspect seen in the creek and I was surprised Jobe want nuff fe rhc Just then a voice was heard from the the horses to see him thee in February but hav¬ As they weie passing dovtn a space other side of the creek ing had no cold weather this winter T between two rows of stalls Herbert Say is you got dat gator for suah theyve stayed out of their holes il All glanced across the creekaud there pointing to a magnificent bay ex 1 raised my gun instanter and tired a beauty tin gator slumped oil into the creek sticking from behind a Cyprus was tho ehiimed What addle horse said Clar Mv fathers and raised under the bow of the bateau white and woolly head of Uncle Jobo once giving his powerful tail a swing that Clarence fired off both barrels of his And that black shotgun in rejoicing and sent a boat splintered its side and overturned it That one is my hunter and the for I heard one yell from Uncle Jobe acrosssaid him he always He and stuck to it chestnut Toms when hes at home as Ae both fell into the creek it is very t a deep just there with a mud bottom but that when the boat capsized he struck he pied pony there is Claras aint he on the gators back and from there beauty gun in bond I managed to paddle to the Yes he has beauty but the beauty bank get hold of a cypress root and scrambled ashore But didnt you hear me call Uncle of his mistress is beyond compare pull myself out I dropped my gun Why Herbert do you think Clara said Clarence nd turned back to attempt to save Jobe Yeschilc I hear you but I skeared to beautiful Uncle Jobe The cypress are very dense Indeed I do I have long thought so speak fear dat gator get me so I jus There their limbs overhanging and Do vou love vour sister Clarence meeting- from the opposite banks of crawled off and laid down and bress I 1 could win her he stream and they hanging festooned do Lord vou gun woke mo an vou got think that T cant tell Herbert you can surely gator with moss I could scarcely see across datDe gators all right Brer Jobe tiv vou have known her long enough T called aloud several f the stream rid Moses but whar Sis Dinahs s for me 1 intend to knov my fate be ¬ times fore vou go back to town T shall inns Jobe I Jobe but there was no an ¬ Sukey what she gwine do now She gib me de dibble I speek said ter up courage and ask Fannie to be swer I could neither hear nor see any my wife sign of him nor could 1 see anything Jobe ¬ I dont think Clarence that she will The of the bateau J stood there waiting- ing boats returned the negroes sing savnav their plantation melodies as they While Clarence and Herbert were ex ¬ glided down the stream and Uncle r r4 -Jobe joining in the chorus lilce any ¬ changing confidences Squire Hill and Banker Loyd were seated on a lumber thing but a dead darky Arrived at the landing with Clarence ple over ar the sawmill WTT ds Vou should be a very happy man in the lead they marched up the lane fci vf m tfyrT squire said Loyd with the finest nor halted till they reached the cabin of Dinah she was at the Manor house plantation in the state a hundred ne ¬ - At the bottom of Orton creek mother where old Uncle Jobo lies now bur I ill change my clothes and tell you all Where in Heavens name have you been son asked his mother ¬ feet long For God said Moses dar Brer Jobe now suddenly xrzzzr v fm WA English Diplomats Have Borrowed Thai acres wet froiu the German No 6 The Priest forest reserve A great deal of discussion has been ex- ¬ which occupies the basin of Priest cited by the recent use of the terman lake in the extreme northern part of word thalweg and objection has Idaho and in Northeastern Washing-¬ been taken to its introduction into dip- ton Its area is estimated at 552 060 lomatic phraseology But it is by no acres in Idaho and 92160 acres in means a new comer in international Washington a total of 645 120 agreement although its exact mean- ¬ No 7 The Bitter Root forest reserve ing does not appear to be very clearly lies on both sides of the boundary be- ¬ tween Montana and Idaho The- total realized It has been translated as river val- ¬ estimated area is 4147200 acres No 8 The Washington forest re- ¬ ley and generally an impression serve located in the southern part of seems to have gained ground that it signifies the drainage area of a river Washington and contains an estimated What it does in fact signify is the area of 3594240 acres No 9 The Olympic forest reserve iu middle line of a river and as water ¬ ¬ - the Great Northern railroad southward nearly to the 47th degree of north latitude and has an estimated area of 2426OS0 o tends from near the line VI 1 cl lst tends naturally to the lowest available level a river ii owing through a vallev ma3 e taken as the dividing line of the alley An imaginarj line drawn down the center of the river is there ¬ fore supposed to mark the boundary between two states each owning- one side of the valley and this imaginary linej is known as the thalweg As an Example of its previous use in international agreements the case may bo quoted of the protocol signed in Brussels in Aprilr 1S87 defining the boundaries between the French Consro colony and the Congo Free State By - Northwest Washington contains an estimated area of 218S800 No 10 The Mount Ranier forest re serve in Washington has a total of 2234 8S0 acres No 11 The Stanislaus forest re- ¬ serve extending north along the slope of the Sierra Nevada mountains- - in -- - the Congo Free State was not to exer- ¬ cise any political influence on the right bank of the Oubanghi Vivei nor France on the left bank the thalwec forming in both cases the separation This imaginarv line exactlv cor responds to what in English Jaw is known as the middle thread of the stream the rights of an owner of property situate on the banks of a river extending In the old Latin phrase ad medium filum aquea but we have unfortunately no single word which expresses this idea and since the Germans have there is no apparent reason why it should not be employed Edinburg Scotsman A that instrument it was provided that MISCALCULATION - 1 Hi mmm I ArL- fs LrM 7 JiKl The Fortune Teller Did Not Know That Mie Was Married Bid you ever have your fortune told inquired a Dallas woman of one of her most intimate female friends No did you Yes I was down at a clairvoyants yesterday evening Did you know there was one in town P K - - vtowww y lnrzij 1ttJr MTPX SCfir rc mm - Wf ai if rsirr V z s Uncle Jobe wps cittir in the stern paddlfciff wringing wet for sowie time and then concluded that Uncle Jobe had found a watery grae and through the Cy ¬ prus swamp stumbling over knees and fallen trees for three miles I struggled to reach home minus fish minus fish ¬ ing tackle minus poor old Uncle lobe When t got home my clothes were dry Poor Dinah said his mother have vou told herYes I wont there first of all and I tell dat when I told her she said Look boy fer de pas forty years gator git you an out Brer Jobe now gator dun got him suah nuff I will take men and go drag for his body in the morning I said jro use chile no use Gators dun got pore Brer Jobe now Poor old Jobe said Mrs Hill Af t- --- washing As they rounded the corner of the hoiis e there she stood on the back piazza half bent over a wash tub hai red bandana tied around her head her sleeves well above the elbows scrub bing away on the washboard and big tears chasing each other down her black face Mrs Hill stepped out on the piazz Dinah I told you you reed and said not work to day poor soul T am sorry for you I know vou is mislis T know you is bnl I bleegod to work it help me for git bout Brer Jobe T cant stay home and he aint dar Xo but here he honey here he Jobe Brer Jobe It was a frantic cry her sudden leap overturned the wash tub three steps at a time she flew down the piazza aril her bare bhick arms were around the neck of her elder brother Honev da aint cotch vou tank God de gators aint cotch you is da Xo Sis Dinah not zaekly but da cotch vou Sukev Pick out the finest pig on Orton Dinah in place of Sukey whenever vou re read v Tears had gathered in the eyes of both Mrs Hill and Clara whie Dinah was welcoming back the brother who though lost had been found Mistis said Dinah I jus rinse dese cloes outs and clean up dts yere piazza an if you please ma on I wont work ¬ ¬ groes a charming wife two manly sons and a lovelv daughter Why so am John so am and so would you be with all your wealth had you but a bride to help enjoy it You should marry again John So I would squire but who slia1 be the bride that is Ihe question I am but forty eight still rather old to be at tractive to a lady young- in years and to marry some old maid or widow that would pester my life out of me and sour the disposition of my happy child is Now if 1 could i ot to be thought of a comfort Lomer find one who would be and a companion to my daughter and would wed a man of my years not alone for wealth would gladly make her my vofe I know of but one squire and JE fear that no love for me could find its way into her heart indeed she may have given her heart elsewhere knew of one who seeks her for a wife Da T know the lady John I judge 3ou do squire as it is your L L ¬ - there is and she just spread out her euchre deck and told my for- ¬ tune as slick as a whistleWhat did the clairvoyant say was going to happen to you She said I was going to- marry a nobleman and become a maidof honor Become a maid of honor Why you must forg et yourself You- know you arc a married woman Thats so answered the woman de ¬ jectedly I forgot all about that and got the old harridan to lay the cards out for a widow It is funny how such little tilings will1 slip out of a persons inemory J shall have to go- down and get the clairvoyant woman all over again Texas Sifter to-do-i- t No Well California embraces 691200 acres No 12 The San Jacinto forest reEsti- ¬ serve in southern California mated area 737 2S0 acres No 13 The Uintah forest reserve embracing both slopes of the eastern part of the Uintah mountain range in northern U lah and the eastern slope only of the western part of this range the southern slope being part of the Uintah Indian reservation Washington Feb 23 The Indian appropriation bill was taken up in the senate Monday afternoon The pend- ¬ ing question was the committees amendment making temporary provision for contract schools for Indian children the vote having been ordered for one oclock Monday The amend- ¬ ment was agreed to yeas 41 nays S Washington Feb 22 The president has approved the diplomatic and consular service appropriation act also acts to recognize the judicial districts of Arkansas to increase the pension of Clara L Nichols widow of Brevet Maj Gen VV A Nichols to increase the pension of Mary S Higgins grant ing a pension to Merriam V Kenney and to execute the findings of the court of claims in the matter of Wm B Isaacs Co Washington Feb 23 Although the house was in session Monday the mem- ¬ bers were not allowed to forget its his- ¬ torical significance Flags floated from the dome of the capital and Chap- ¬ lain Couden in- an eloquent prayer made patriotic reference to the father of his-- country ¬ ¬ I 4 A f ¬ -- 1 ¬ l - ¬ ¬ - THE WARSHIPS - L JG - daughter Clara My Clara Is it ossible John would you seek my Clara for your bride With your approval only squire and f her heart be free Her heart is Iree John fret as the sir of heaven and as for my approval who would 1 as soon see wedded to m3r daughter as the friend of my youth sterling John Loyd I wish you well John on my soul I do but sound her not yet When you re- - I of Amile s In the Harbor- at Charleston S C Ob ¬ serve Washingtons Birthday Charleston S C Feb 23 The warships in the harbor here Monday Tferror andi the monitors Puritan cruiser Vesuvius andt Ahmphitritethe the dispatch boats Dolphin Fern participated in the celebration of Wash- ¬ ingtons birthday All the ships were handsomely decorated and at sum rise a salute of 21 guns from each The ships were drawn up in line off the eastern water front and the tribute which they paid to the father of his country was heard andi witnessed by 10000 peoplej who lined every pierEncouraging- head and wharf Syracuse 2 Y Eeb 25 In the Monday- night banquets were ins Curate who wishes to encourage local industry Well Adams how are yon progress at every armory in the city welter weight contest here Wednesday getting on with my watch attended by the officers of the war- night for the championship of the Adams Why it be uighfinishednow ships The Vesuvius left port Monday world Tommy Ryaji easily defeatedi Tom Tracey in the isinth round zur an e do zeem to go mortal1 well afternoon for Florida but dang mc if there haint a weel as A Fatal Thunderbolt International Haak I cant find a place for sommowLancaster KyK Feb 23 News has Washington Feb 25 The house Punch just reached here- that the young son committee on hanking and currency of H C Arnold jr a wealty farmer Wednesday by a vote of seven tc five Partly Idcntfefied living about four miles from town inTommy Paw who was it saJd- that while riding with his dog on the farm I ordered favorablyTI reported the bill q o i wf Til rnrnoc hr AfV vwv--- V au 1JJIUVIO an Irishman never died until there is was struck with lightning about IX thorizing j the establishment of an in- ¬ an angel needed in Heaven oclock and hey together with both ternational bank Those voting for Mr Kigg I dont foiow his name horso and dog was instantly killed the bill were Messrs Bvosius Pa All that I know is that he wavan Irsh Bad Rivers Rampafje VanYoorhis O Hill Cu Cook Uh man Indianapolis Journal Ky Feb 23Re rver is and Walker Mass Stanton out of its banks and the Louisville Ckxx Against it Tonn ¬ Tin common measure of road dis Nashville train for Jaokson could go Stallings Ala Messrs Black Ga Spaulding tance in France is the Irilomcter or no further than this place Mouday Mich and Calderhead Has 1000 meters a little over threoquatfeva night the water completely aubmerj A minority report Ul he drwn bj f -- - -- -- ¬ - ¬ - - - i - ¬ -- tag the tracks llir ow v s A W v v- X7f paf u L THE BOURBON NEW S TS r1dAY- FEBRUARY 26 1897 - gl J About Turnpikes ANNOUNCEMENTS ROYAI - The Bourbon Fiscal Court last Satur- ¬ day leased the Ruddles Mills and Paris turnpike No 2 for a term of one year with the privilege of five years The toll gates have been thrown open and travel on the road is free notwithstanding Judge Saufleys strong charge to the grand jury now in session with reference to toll gate raiders a mob of twenty men tore down the two gates of the Stanford and Halls Crap and one on the Lancaster pike Tuesday night cott s a Emulsion is made up ot j V FOR JUDGE f I X In Lincoln county the most essential g j cv i ¬ elements that go to nourish the body Where the appetite is varying or lacking1 it in¬ creases it and where digestion is weak it aids it to perform We are authorized to announce Wm Purnell as a candidate for Judge of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce James McClure as a candidate for Judge of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party M NEWTON MITCHELL THE PEOPLES prices because 0CER Buyers of Groceries are not forced to go to cut rate stores for low AKlK POWDER Absolutely Pure CO I The Board of Directors of the Carlisle and Jackstown pike upper route sur ¬ rendered their road to Nicholas county Celebrated for its great leavening last Friday and the road is now free to strength and healthfulness Assures the all travel Let others follow their good food against alum and all forms of adul-¬ example and the agony will soon be teration common to the cheap brands Royal Baking Powder New YOrk over Carlisle Mercury Fresh California celery Fee Son IRE B6UBB0 II DEWS Seventeenth Year Established JPUblisJied every Tuesday 1881 The XKay Here and Friday by WALTER CHAMP BBTJfJE MILLER Editors and Owner Make all Checks Money Orders etc payable to the order of Champ M11I1EB Much uneasiness is caused at Wash ¬ ington by alarming rumors about the health of McKinley The Washington Post is booming Congressman McCreary for term as Governor of Kentucky 1 another The Cornier Journal says In a McKinley nutshell the case is thi Bradley and Hanna have agreed to work together harmoniously for the seating of a Republican Senator from Kentucky Gov Bradley will appoint and Hanna expresses the opinion that his appointee will be seated - the exhibition of the world famous Roentgen or X rays DrMcDougall of Cincinnati the medical electrician and expert will bring the costly X ray ap paratus to Paris in order that our citi- ¬ zens mayhave anjopportunity to see this great marvel By its wonderful aid the bones of the body become plainly visible to the eyesso that any fracture disloca- ¬ tion misplacement or deformity may be seen clearly and diseased conditions of the bones may be detected and direct- ¬ ly diagnosed Any solid substances buried in the flesh as bullets needles pieces of glass etc are easily and ex¬ actly located Indeed a common needle is easily seen through the hand or through the flesh and clothing of the arm At Odd Fellows Hall beginning Mon day morning March 1st continuing through the week It ¬ ¬ Paris will be favored next week by its function in a more vigorous way It enriches the bicod 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 will ask for it we will send you a book telling you more about the subject than we can put in a few words Go to your druggist for Scotts Emul- sion Two sizes 50 cts and 100 SCOTT BOWNE We are authorized to announce CHAS E Butler as a candidate for Circuit Clerk subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce T Hart Talbot as a candidate for Circuit offered by them on same class of goods I have an excellent lerk subject to the action of the of plete line Democratic party We are authorized to announce George T McCarney as a candidate for Circuit Clerk subject to the action of the Democratic party ALMONDS APPLES ¬ for circuit clerk I Will Meet lay Prices and com- ¬ ki FANCY ORANGES STANDARD GOODS- FILBERTS BRAZIL PECANS FOR SHERIFF BANANNAS authorized to announce MALAGA GEAPES 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 Burke CANDIED APRICOTS We are authorized to announce CANDIED PINE APPLES Brutus J Clay Jr with G W Judy aod 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 Kew York dines Champgnion French Peas Bottled Pickle Catsup Etc BALTIMORE CAN AND BULK OYSTERS 119 NUPTIAL KNOTS FOR COUNTY CLERK V a 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 ISGRIG TURKEYS Sporting Salad h4 Congressman Sayers is preparing a statement to show in detail the extrava-¬ gance of the Fifty fourth Congress which has appropriated in round num ¬ bers 1045000000 When the Fifty first Congress laid out 86580 on contested election cases it broke the record tip to that time but the Fifty fourth ¬ Congress has gone far beyond it The contested election cases before the pres- ¬ ent Congress have cost the public treas- ¬ ury 12486182 ff The Cuban question came to the front again in the Senate Wednesday when three resolutions bearing on Cuban affairs were offered One calling for the immediate release of Jnlio San guiUy came from the Committee on Another calls on Foreign Relations the President to send war ships to Cuba for the protection of American citizens and the third calls for the correspondence with Consul General Lee relative to Americans imprisoned in Cuba ¬ i V IV The cycle show in Cincinnati is at-¬ tracting crowds this week Manager Shinners has signed Frank Fisher of Saginaw Michigan as one of the pitchers for his Portsmouth team The Kentucky Division of the L A W will meet in Cynthiana in June and local cyclers have organized the Cynthiana Meet Club to boom the event Theodore Huck Conover the minor league pitcher is in receipt of a letter from Billy Work of the Nashville team Conover has asking him for terms had several offers for the coming season and hasnt decided yet where he will play Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Toys A marriage license was granted to James Fookes and Miss Maggie Harp Wednesday Thos R Postlewait and Miss Mary Haley of Georgetown were married in Cincinnati Wednesday John Parrish and Miss Martha Coy were married last night at the home of Lee Kern near this city Conrad Ackeret aged eighty four a weelthy widower and Mrs Katherine Schafer aged fifty four a well-to-d- o widow were married this week at Sey- ¬ party for jailer We are authorized to Samuel T James as a candidate for Jailer subject to the action of the Main St Democratic party We are authorized to announce W C a ones 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 announce NEWTON Opp Oourt House M TCHELL Paris Ky MABGOLENS ¬ party CAR Ffl SALE We are authorized to announce Wm mour Ind L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of John R Paton of the Ruddles Mills Bourbon County subject to the action precinct and Miss Mattie JEarleywine of the Republican party daughter of James Earleywine married at the latters residence nesday evening were Wed- ¬ f The Ryan Featherstone betting com- ¬ bination made a killing at Chicago 100000 Wednesday w ning on Ondague at New Orleans and Three Forks at Ingleside 75000 being won on Ondague formerly owned by Ireland Bros Engagements Of The report that Consul General Lee ft Auctioneer Forsyth A T ft r m irr I M has resigned because the United States Government had not granted his request for authority to demand the release of American citizens and for war ships to back up the demand is officially and The report caused positively denied much excitement in Washington where feeling over the Cuban question is reaching such a point that it is not believed a crisis can be much longer delay- ¬ ed Representative Gibson has intro ¬ duced a resolution directing the Presi- ¬ dent to demand the immediate release of every American citizen now imprisoned in Cuba and to send war ships to Havana and other ports with orders to bombard them if the demand is not complied with within twenty four hours See Havana dispatch on second page ¬ Feb 25 and 26 C L Blackerby merchandise at Centerville Feb 27 Jasper Offutt Admr mill opera house and turnpike stocks Feb 27 John T Barnett deed lands Feb- - 27 At 2 p m Barmon Stitt assignee John Mock stock of furniture etc at Millersburg March 1 T E Ashbrook Special Comr Millersburg Female College property March 2 B F Bedford Jr land stosk farm implements etc March 3 A Macklin assignee Crut cher Franklin county SmtZ March 6 Henry Spears house and 5 acres of land at Shawhan March 13 J H Hendricks house and lot on Second street Paris Ky Lost In Paris Monday stick pin an opal E Finder will please leave at Yesterdays Temperature The News office and receive reward - 4 t - fcr - The following is the temperature as IK Special Kates noted yesterday by A J Winters Co of this city Double daily service of sleepers and 7a m 31 coaches to Mardi Gras Excursion 8am 32 tickets on sale Feb 26 27 and 28 and 9am 35 March 1st Good to return within 15 10 a in 37 days from date of sale one fare round 12 m 40 trip 2p m 43 3p m 42 Advertised Letter List 5p m 40 v7 p m 36 List of letters remaining unclaimed in Paris Ky postofiice Feb 26 1897 A Anderson Hallie Lewis Wm Dill pickles 10c per dozen Fee BenjaminHonRCLoughlin Miss Son Brown Miss Annie Lane Miss Tilie Burle Mrs Lid die Mittam J Bartley Burrell Frank McCormick Mary Butler Miss Liddia Murray Mrs Lizzie Clark Mrs Lilie BMucker Mrs Geo Awarded Corbm T R Henry Highest Honors Worlds Fair Cunni ngham Neel Henry v Neil Hutchison Nutter Mrs Cnrrent J B Phelps Walter Curdy Harry D Pierson Miss Lena Dale Arche Porter MissHannah Drake Jean Ribelin J B IttrvRlSk b9C1qPv Vw lfcK mK k9kw FergusonMissBetteRice Mrs Sally Finch Mrs Anna Robson John Field Hamton ShepherdMrsBecy Fiends David StiversMrsMarshia Garden Mike Sugg Miss Jennie Henders on Mr sTammeMiss Emma Frank Tanner Miss Emma Howe Mrs Lizzie Taylor Jessie Keys Richard Talley Ed Keys Mrs Ellen Thomson Mrs Ida Keys Nan Washington Mrs King J as H Lula Persons calling for aboye letters will please say advertised MOST PERFECT MADE W L Davis P M Mr John McClintock brother of Mrs C city Joseph F Williams as a candidate for N Fithian of this at Bluff Jailer subject to the action of the Pin6 was married to Fran a Democratic party Ark Mu d dose Vickers a beautiful and charming young lady of that city The groom is FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY one of the most promising young farmers We are authorized to announce Clifton Arnsparger as a candidate for of Madison county re election as County Attorney- subject Mr Nutter Sherritt and Mrsi Fannie to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Sam ¬ Kimbrough both of Scrtt county- - were Rogers as a married Wednesday in the parlors of uel B Attorney subject candidate for County to the action the Hotel Windsor by Rev G- F Sim of the Democratic party mons of Clintonville The bride i8 We are authorized to announce Denis fifty five years old and has several Dundon as a candidate for County At- ¬ grown children She owns a fine farm torney subject to the accion of thu in Scott on which the groom was em- ¬ Democratic party ployed Mr Sherritt is twenty eight years old for assessor -We are authorized to announce J TJ Boardman as a candidate for The office seekers worried the life out of Bourbon County subject Assessor to the of the first President Harrison soon action of the Democratic party after his inauguration but they seem We are authorized to announce S D jent on killing McKinley before he can Clay as a candidate for Assessor of get to Washington That nursery story Bourbon County subject to the action about the man whose cupidity led him of the Democratic party to kill the hen that laid the gold eggs We are authorized to announce Gar has many a counterpart in so called rett D Kenney as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to practical politics Exchange the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm H W haley as a candidate for Assessor See advertisement in another column ac- ¬ County subject of WJ Bryans new book The First of BourbonDemocratic party to the of the Send your order to Oscar tion Battle Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour ¬ We are authorized to announce Will bon county G McClintock as a candidate for tf 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 -- Now is the time to buy Carpets Rugs and Mattings as I have a good lot to select from and my prices defy I have a fine assortment of these goods competition and We are authorized to announce John if you will come in and look at them I am sure I can H Stewart as a candidate for Jailer subject to the action of the Democratic please you and it is no trouble for me to show them to party you Consider the prices which I quote below We are authorized to announce Brussels from 40 cts up Ingrains from 18 cts up Matting from 9 cts up Rugs from 50 cts up H Remember the place and call early - - MKRGOLEN PARIS KY Opp Oonrl Hcmse Honey 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 ¬ in made Almost O Distracted 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 FOR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS le-elec-ti- on CE1AKI POWDER Ik - A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free 6om Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD -- - tion sick headaches Wrights Celery Tea cures consiir 25c at drujrsfstr- - Eugene Searles Simonton St Elk ¬ hart Ind says Ner- ¬ vous troubles had made me nearly insane and physicians were unable to help me My memory was almost gone and every little thing worried me until I was almost distracted I really feared I was becominga maniac I imagined all sorts of evil things and would cry over nothing I commenced taking Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and four bottles of this wonderful remedy completely cured me and 1 am as well now as 1 ever was Dr Miles Nervine is sold on guarantee first bottle will benefit or money refunded Dr Miles Nervine Rebtores Health 000 as a candidate for as Superintendent of Public Schools for Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm ID YOU EYER suffer from real ner E Williams as a candidate for Super ¬ vousness When every nerve seemed intend nt of Publjc Schools for Bourbon to quiver with a peculiar creepy County subject to the action of the feeling first in one place and then another Democratic party and all seemed finally to concentrate in a writhing jumble in the brain and you be-¬ 1for police judge come irritable fretful and peevish to be followed by an impotent weakened condi ¬ We are authorized to announce Wm gn of the nerve centers ringing in the Remington as a candidate for Police ears and sleepless miserable nights Judge subject to the action of the Kate Edgar We are authorized to announce Miss One o Ihft - Largest Lines in Kentucky - D Mrs 110 Democratic party Wt are authorized to announce John R Adair as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Newt Clark as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party 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 thelbest makes of carpets will be found here ¬ J Bryans new book The Send your order to Battle Miller Hutchison Ky agent for bon county of W See advertisement in another column Oscar Bour ¬ First tf j T Hinton tv 4 i -- If rV i i - It HE BOURBON NEWS ERIDAT nunttirTiriiir E FEBRUARY 26 1897 - 5 V v x Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory To Bourbon and- Scott beiong the Of The Dead BY v of being the only counties in COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED 1881 distinction Secnteenth Year Established James W Deaver aged twenty nine THE NEWS MAN Kentucky where toll gate raiders have a well known young man of this county En leici at the Post office at Paris Ky as been apprehended died Wednesday night of apoplexy at Beco iss mail matter And remember we guarantee more for your nidney Wednesday morning Chief of Police Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And the home of-- his father John Deaver on Zach Lusby of Georgetown brought to the Jackstown pike He wasti brother than you can buy elsewhere or your money refund- ¬ TELEPHONE NO 124 this city for trial Will Wright and Elsewhere E P Bean went to Louiiville Tues- of Mrs Broods Frakes John Lee and Qeorge Anderson two negro men who ed and you to be the judge of it Bedford Deaver of this city The SUBSCRIPTION PRICES are charged with having set fire to a day Payable in Advance Mrs Walter Payne is visiting rela- funeral will occur from the family resi- ¬ S2 00 Six mouths One year J toll house in this county on theLeesburg tives in Warsaw dence at ten oclock this morning Ser- ¬ Buy your shoes of us and get one of the beautiful and Newtown pike The negroes live JTEWS COSTS YOTJ CANT EVEN GET A Rl vices at the grave by Eld J S Sweeny on the farm of Mr Lun Ferguson who PORT FKOM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE W R Hukill is at home fronr a The pall bearers will be Geo W Red medallion pictures FREE See them on exhibition at trip to Mt Sterling owns the bove mentioned pike mon Ed Hibler Thos Butler W M Money Orders Etc Make all Checks The evidence is said to be strong Miss Clara Wilmoth is ill at her Goodloe payable to the order of Champ Miller our store G T McCarney Chas against Wright and Anderson Coal home on Second street Whaley oil was thrown on the toll house about 3 lb can apples 5c at Fee Sons Connell of Louisville Mr Zack one oclock Sunday morning and gate- was in the city this week Roller patent flour 550 bbl Fee The Millersburg Female College will keeper Gr W Jones and family narrow Son Atwell Frazier of Cynthiana was he-- sold at Master Commissioners sale ly escaped burning to death Wright a visitor in Paris Tuesday A Chance For An Electric Railway Monday and Anderson were arrested Monday on MissHlen Terrill of Richmond Mr C N Williams builder and The Musical Stndy Club will meet to- Mr Fergusons place by Mr Lusby and is the guest of Mrs Sallie West now in the Paris jail Their lessee of the Georgetown electric street morrow afternoon with Miss Alice are Gnadinger of Lexington car system was in the city this week in morning before Mr John trial will occur this Spears on Mt Airy avenue was a visitor in Paris Tuesday Squire Lilleston the interest of building an electric street Lane Butler has rented Mrs Lou This is the first turnpike disturbance Miss Lena Smith has returned from car line in PaTis He conferred with Palmers farm near this city and will to occur in Bourbon county and it is a visit to relatives in Nicholasville the Paris ElectricLight Co and sub ¬ shortly take possession of it likely that the perpetrators of it will be Miss Lucy Colville left Tuesday for mitted estimates showing that two miles of road could be built and equipped for a visit to relatives in Bath county In Judge Webbs court yesterday Tom severely punished Humphreys colored was fined 5 and Miss Carrie Alexander has returned 16000 the power to be obtained from Old Sam Clay Bourbon and Rye the Paris Electric plant costs for disorderly conduct Son whiskies Fee from a visit to relatives in Covington Mr Williams says that Paris is well MissMattie Grinnan is at home adapted for such a line and that Julian Howe of the Windsor Hotel it A Strange Coincidence from a visit to relatives in Cynthiana will attend the inauguration as a mein- could easily be operated on Main street Capt J C Grannon chief of the Mr Lane Butler and bride arrived though it may be a trifle narrow ber of the Carlisle K of P band The Grannon Detective Bureau of Cincin- ¬ home Tuesday night from Cincinnati cars pay well in Georgetown and Read in another column the Spring nati who came to Paris to attend the Chief of Police Z T Lusby of would certainly pay in Paris announcement of the Bluegrass Nur ¬ funeral of his brother J J Grannon Georgetown was in the city Wednes ¬ Mr Williams further offers to coma See the ad related a strange incident Tuesday to a series H F Hillenmeyer to Paris and help get up a stock com- day in this city 4 Messrs R K McCarneyand P I pany and assist in raising the 16000 to John W Spears won the handsome friend Saturday night while Capt Grrannon McCarthy were in Lexington Wednes build and equip the system revolver raffled Tuesday night by Crox The Georgetown line was built mainton Bion A chance talren by a young was looking over some old papers he day found a letter from parties in England Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Hutson of ly on money subscribed by Georgetown lady won the second prize a box of fine notifying him of the death of his brother Cincinnati are visiting relatives in the merchants and citizens nearly every cigars Peter Grannon which occurred just city one taking stock in the enterprise If delegation of Paris carpen- ¬ forty years ago in India As he read Another 529 Main Stv Paris Ky Misses Tillie and Bessie Rion are Georgetown can do it why cant Paris ters eleven in number employed by J the letter a messenger brought a tele¬ visiting Miss Mattte Salmons in Win- do the same M Thomas Son left this week for gram announcing the death of his It will benefit every merchant in Paris on to the other brother J J Grannon inj this chester work Newport Thos Browning commercial trav- ¬ and our citizens should interest themstables of the Newport Jockey Club city eler Lexington was in the city Wed- ¬ selves in the matter Railroads can be About forty Paris men are now engaged Capt Grannon returned to Cincinnati nesday built now for less money than in the work Tuesday Miss Lyda Hornsey has returned to ever before Lets have the electric Sanborns Lexinston after a short visit to Miss J cars The city has had a gang of men at Sole agents Chase sac- ¬ work on Main street between Third coffees Fee Son Effie Paton Fresh lettuce onions radishes and Fourth repairing the sewer which The infant daughter of Mr and Fee Son After The Mob was broken by the willipus wallapus Mrs S R Roerers has been very ill for passing over it in rolling the street Harrison Circuit Tuesday several days In the Notice To The Puhlic Strictly all wool Dress Goods in G D Corsets our specialty 50c 75c There were several sections of the sewer morning Judge Kimbrough delivered Editor John Bosley will leave early novelty and plain styles always 50c and 1 00 worth double 1 have arranged with Dr John Adair broken by the immense weight of the the following charge to the Grand Jury next week for Washington to attend to take charge of my office until I am for this sale at 25c a yard Ladies and Childrens full Seamless roller regarding the eleven Cynthiana men the inauguration to resume my practice Dr Adair Hosiery 10 and 15c always sold at 25c able Choice of our finest Dress patterns The Board of Education of Kentucky who came to Paris last Thursday night yester- ¬ will attend to all unfinished work and formerly 800 for this sale at 400 Mrs J H Lapsley arrived Our Domestics are the very best Conference of the Methodist Church to hang Johnson Howe to visit her son such other work as my patroLs may de brands in Calicoes Cottons and Sheet sire Gentlemen I want you to take all day from Harrodsburg will meet next Tuesday to consider the All our Underwear Blankets and ings Very respectfully possible time in investigating the cases Dr F L Lapsley Comforts will be clcsed out at 25c on propositionof letting the Millersburg of the men who were together on last Calicoes 3 and 5c 9feb 2t Dr R A Sprake Mr Desha Breckinridge of the the dollar Lodge have control of the Thursday night to mob a prisoner Odd Fellows Bleached Cotton good 5c was in the city on Best Cotton made 8c building at Millersburg The Gentlemen if you have not time to find Lexington Herald KWC The pictures being given away by New and full line of Table Linens 10 4 Peperell Sheeting 18c offense in your business Wednesday Lodge will ask to have the Odd Fellows the ones guilty of this Davis Thomson Isgrig are works of Towels and Napkins marked down 50 term will grant you time I Miss Edna Cogar who has been art and an ornament to any house per cent for this sale Notions of all kinds one half price Home located in Millersburg regular courtI open Orphans will hold Mrs Lan Fretwell returned visiting O railroad is asking the The C Wrights Celery Tea regulates the Wednesday to Midway Squire Xiillestons Court liver aryl kidneys cures constipation patronage people of Kentucky for their Mrs Henry Preston and son Master In Squire Lillestons court Wednes- Bruce Preston arrived Tuesday from and sick headache 25c at all druggists when they go East As this is one of the best equipped roads in the country day Anderson Harris colored charged Ashland to visit relatives Crouchs horse and runs through the most picturesque with taking Mr I J Mr A G Greer and family return ¬ sections of the land not to mention the from a hitching rack at Little Rock Wednesday to Covington after a most renowned historical sections of the was dismissed Alex Carr colored a ed at Mr Ford Brents ALL persons having claimsWagainst world no one should pass them by witness in the case was held to Circuit short visit Mock assigned estate of J Mrs J R Baker of tne Puris over the C Court charged with perjury and was Co are requested to present tnein ac You will never regret going sent to jail in default of bail Carr in- ¬ Telephone Exchange is visiting her once properly proven as required by o law at my office in Paris Ky Those formed Mr Crouch that Anderson took mother Mrs Veach in Cynthiana knowing themselves indebted to the firm A Child Shoots Itself the horse but the evidence was quite to Mrs Kate Swain who has been visit of J WMock Co are requested to son of John the contrary and Carr will probably get ing Dr and Mrs F M Faries returned pay promptly and thereby avoid court This Sweeney a tenant on one of J E Clays a term for false swearing Wednesday to her home in Middletown cost HARMON STITT farms near this city was the victim of Ohio Notes About The Shooters Assignee 26fb a fatal accident yesterday morning Miss Lillie Daniel left yesterday for from family was moving George Williams Clay of near this Cincinnati where she will be employed The A placed a city made a remarkable record in a for a fortnight in Osborne Cos milli- ¬ and had farm the pistol on a mantle With the aid of a live bird shoot Monday at Louisville nery store chair the little fellow reached the man- ¬ He entered twelve events and killed against Mrs W N Jury of Peewee Valley ALL persons having claimsIsaac F assigned estate of got the pistol and while playing sixty two out of sixty seven birds tle and near Louisville arrived yesterday after- ¬ hanslor are hereby notified to present himself through the abCoyle have noon to visit her mother Mrs Wilson Victor K Dodge and Joe with it shot them at once properly proven as re- ¬ The child lived about two posed 25 for a match shoot at 100 live on Cane Ridge domen quired by law to the undersigned or to crows at 100 a side at Lexington next hours Prof A M Gutzeit the genial liis attorney Harmon Stitt Paris Ky money Thursday The balance of the E T REES Assignee Change of Time on Kentucky Midland musician who has been confined to his will be put up on the morning of the 26fb Shannon Mason Co Ky rheumatism WE HAVE RECEIVED A SPLENDID ST0GK OF On and after March 1st passenger shoot The crows will be trapped in home for two weeks with to be out on the streetR again trains on the Kentucky Midland will this county under the direction of G is able run as follows daily except Sunday IMPORTED SIMMS AM TROBSERIMS Mrs T J Pritchard ot Hunting ¬ Bound Leave Paris 920 am W Clay West ton W Va who has been visiting her arrive Georgetown 10 a m arriye John Henry Wrenn Indicted parents Mr and Mrs Lan Fretwell Frankfort 1155 a m Leave Paris 530 SHE0-X3r3- p m arrive Georgetown 635 arrive John Henry Wrenn who was sent near this city returned to her home Frrakfort 725 yesterday for Orchard Lawn Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when East Bound Leave Frankfort 630 a from this city about ten years ago to EVERYTHING Full stock of Orna-¬ The Bourbon Dancing Club will 720 h m arrive serve a life sentence in the penitentiary m arrive Georgetown We ask you to give us a call mental and Fruit Trees Grape Vines quality arid style are considered Paris 840 a m Leave Frankfort 3 p for killing Wm Ross and was last give a dance to night at the Odd Fel- Asparagus and Small Fruits We em- ¬ m arrive Georgetown 415 p m arrive Fall pardoned by Goy Bradley was in- lows Hall Rentfrows orchestra of the ploy no agents but sell at living prices Paris 510 p m will fur direct to the planter telephone in dicted Tuesday by the Harrison grand Jolly Pathfinder Company 9 C D Bercaw G P A office Strawberry and general nursery fr jury for assault and battery The nish the music Catalogues on application to ifxiste A Tast Waste of Water offense was beating his wife about two Messrs Chas B Erringer and John H F HILLENMEYER weeks after his return from Frankfort Dunn late of Chicago spent several S E TIPTON Cutter The Ohio river reached the 60 foot Lexington Ky 26feb tf days of this week with friends in the line at Cincinnati yesterday afternoon Arbuckles coffee 15c lb Fee city Messrs Erringer and Dunn have Full iine of samples We are also agents for the celebrated Chas E Smith Shirt being higher than it has been since the Son engaged located in Cincinnati and have -1884 The water in ¬ famous flood in op in the insurance and collection agency To Cure A Cold In One Day vaded many stores on Front street and business A large number of friends covered the tracks in the Grand Central Light is Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- will wish them success in this new O used N and C station The L money lets All druggists refund the the Fourth street station their trains if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W home Mr and Mrs Chas Webber of T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris arriving and departing on time I will sell at the Court house door in Ky Shelbyville Dr and Mrs W E Risqueof Paris at eleven oclock a m on Wednesday about half of Aberdeen Fayette Mr and Mrs James Thompson was under water and water was several 1897- The best and cheapest groceries of the county and Misses Mamie Holla SATURDAY FEBRUARY many residences on Fourth Fee Son feet deep in day Mary Brent and Bessie Holladay ten shares of Paris Electric Light Stock street in Maysville A T FORSYTH At Newport 150 families were driyen Zena Cobb a farmer at Whitehall in of this city composed a congenial Auctioneer 23feb 2t from their homes and there has been Madison County had fifteen mules house party which was charmingly en- ¬ poisoned by parties who put strychnine tertained several days this week by Mr much suffering The Ludlow Lagoon grounds were in the trough where the mules were and Mrs J W Ferguson near this under water Wednesday and will be feeding Eight of the animals died city damaged 1000 worth DESIRABLE store room located Fuller details about the floods will be No clew The Winchester Sun says An at Huhison Station Ky is for Your Own Bones clear through a lump of coal found on page two Fess Renaker a well known farmer elegant dinner was given at the New rent Possession given March 1st Ap ¬ The Coin in your own purse and stock raiser of Harrison county Central Hotel Saturday evening by Mr ply or address GEORGE CLAYTON Auction Sale Of Groceries made an assignment Tuesday evening to J E Mitchell in honor of Miss Vertner Hutchison Ky And Many Other Wonderful Things Raving sold mv fixtures and lease on A B Renaker Assets lot of stock and Garners guests Misses Ina Baltzelle of thft store room I occupied and being Lexington and Allie Hart of Paris unable to get a vacant room I will sell 230 acres of blue grass land Liabilities The other guests were Misses Adelaide iiiiiiiiiiiiiuiniiiiiJiiniiiiimmnmimmi 6 my stock of groceries at public auction unknown Garner and Susan Buckner Mr the Court house square on Monday on The patrons of Crawford Bros shop There Are Others March 1st 1897 on Main street near Fifth enjoy a Charlie Davis of New York and Sale will begin at ten oclock sun quiet quick and clean service by ex- ¬ Messrs Who have larger J L McCord Jas Gayle larger rents and havestores who pay hoiday mornm march larger expenses time the grocery pert barbers in the cosiest shop in Paris Hampton Bush and Clarence Jjoswell hut none of them will sell you shoes at If you need anything in Baths in comfortable well equipped The menu consisted of ten courses line now is your chance small a profit as dLcring every day and evening during the week Paul E Shipp bath rooms furnished at the pleasure of Lion coffee 15c Mper lb Fee Son as CLATZ RION tfpatrons I G R Doehrer Auctr - BOQHBOX HEWS Suspected Toil Gate Raider Captured PERSONAL MENTION OBITUARY it Look Before You Buy ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ -- DAVISTHOMS0NIISGRIG -- ¬ Just Reoerveci SPRING STOCK HAMBURGS LACES WASH DRESS GOODS vi jii -- -- ¬ WHITE GOODS ETC ¬ All new fresh goods Call and see them v ¬ ¬ -- CONDONS V In order to close out our stock we will rifice everything in our store at unheard of prices ¬ ¬ -- We still enlarge Portraits free of charge ¬ ASSIGNEES NOTICE PURE HOME GPOWN ED three-year-o- ld -- J ASSIGNEES NOTICE IiKly to ¬ 0 EDWARDS 3ParijSt i Ky nmss NiMDB t 1897a FOR FALL AND WINTER ¬ ¬ merchant iitohs ¬ Hi Stocl TIKEJ dLPiVE3LOXJS RAYS Store Room For Rent YOU WILL SEE -- A 1 -- if j Gdd Fellows Hall Paris Ky mmm ist - - oji J 2 Sri - - rfT ow -- fr es THE PAtfE COILED SPRING WOVE e Tf 7 THE BOIOJBOK NEWS FRIDAY FEBRUAEY 26 he has buried himself for years upon a lonely farm I have urged him of tea to send Myra to a good school and let her make her home with me but he said the child was his onlycomfort and I be ¬ lieve they have been inseparable from her babyhood She is let me see she had here she said dolefully an then described hunts she had taken with her father in the far western woods and plans as if shooting deer and squirrels were everyday affairs in a young ladys life Every day Clarence found some prejudice rudely shocked and everyday he found new fascination in Myras society There was anirresistible charm jn the verj frankness of her manner the daring of her movements that- were free as ia childs but never awkward or abrupt She was absolutely ignorant of all feminine pursuits knew nothing of sewing housekeeping or the number- ¬ less accomplishments that made Mrs Parker so fascinating And yet she had an instinctive avoidance of any uncouth or rude speech or act As Clarence once told his mother she was thorough ¬ ly gentlemanly She told Mrs Parker once in a sudden fit of shamef acedness for her ignorance of womanly duties tha t she never knew a lady Her father was not willing to have her associate with the farmers wives or their daugh-¬ ters and their only servant was an old sailor who cooked for them All sew ing was done in town and sent out to them and when the garments needed mending they were sent to the orphan asylum Am I very dreadful she asked in ¬ - 1897- - oL c THE BOURBON NEWS seventeenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by BRUCE I suppose there is no shooting tpibe -- A LITTLE NONSENSE WALTER CHAMP f Editors and Owners MILLER f call Whew From ISew York No from the teacher of the infant class who says he promised to marry KevMr Skylark has had a 5000 Plain Dealer GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN Furniture Window Shades Etc Oil WIRE FENCE Cloths Carpets Mattresses her f r - i t r fc I- - 18 V i M y t i - h - li U ts 1 i Clarence made a grimace When does she come he asked Ive got a letter parson from my son away out west Thursday WTe shall be at Chestnut An my ol heart is heavy as an anvil in Hill but you can come into the city to my breast COLLINS Agenta MILLER To think the boy whose futur I had once meet her Certainly Paris Kentucky so proudly planned Should wander from the path o right an And at the appointed time in a fault- ¬ come to sich an end This is a smcoth fence that will turn less suit of summer gray Mr Clarence told him when he left us only three short any kind of stock It is made from tha Parker drove his carriage and coal years ago best hard steel drawn specially for tb Hed find himself a plowin in a mighty black horses to the depot The train purpose crooked row was just in and he watched the passen- ¬ HOW IT IS MADE ETed miss his fathers counsels an he gers stream by till one answered his large steel wires forming tht The mothers prayers too But he said the farm was hateful an he ideas of his expected cousin horizontal bars are first coiled around ft A girl very tall very straight and guessed hed have to go I inch rod thus practically becoming COILED SPRINGS their entire length I know thars big temptation for a young- very handsome in a dark southern These are securely tied together by 18 style dressed in ill fitting gray linen ster in the west cross bars to the rod The cross ban nati Commercial Tribune But I believed our Billy had the courage to with a plaid shawl on her arm walked are best quality of annealed wild resist Doesnt your daughter dance in ¬ past him to the dressing room with a wrapped three time An when he left I warned him o the ever galyanized quired the hostess The lady addressed free graceful step and poise of her waitin snares around each horizontal bar looked around at the tall anaemic girl That lie like hidden sarpints in lifes path- ¬ glorious head eminently suggestive of Short St Bet Broadway and Mill ITS ADVANTAGES way everywheres Not unless shes against the wall country life in the west a self regulator it is alwayj Being But Bill he promised faithful to be keerf ul asked she somewhat frigidly replied IEZXLXINTGTOIV She is a perfect squaw Clarence Eli readvfor business slacks np for 8ft an allowed Cleveland Plain Dealer James Connors - - - Proprietor below as cheerfully as it takes a new Hed build a reputation thatd make us thought slowly following her to the said the grinning savage as ladies room The next moment graceprovid mighty It grip for 90 in the shade gently but ¬ seems as how my counsel sort o fully bowing he asked But it he turned the machine gun on the dis persuades a runaway team to faded from his mind Day firmly 2 And 250 Per comfited Christian civilizers squinted Rates Have I the pleasure of greeting Miss reconsider its action An unruly bull An now the boys in trouble o the very ¬ is saf e as a canary in its cage it saith Myra Delano nry cousin along the barrel got the range straight wustest kind thus far shalt One hundred good rooms Electric unto the festive hog she said perfect sincerity Ah you are Clarence ened himself up and set one of his fol- ¬ ¬ His letters came so seldom that 1 some- showing two dazzling tows of teeth in a The fierce wind and drifting You are not at all dreadful But I lowers to turning the crank is a poor lights hot and cold baths barber shop thou go o knowed how sort snowpassby and it heeds them not and Postal telegraph office etc Is Cousin think it would please your father if you Maxim that wont work both way Billy was a trampin on a mighty smile of frank pleasure That 21jy96 ly There is no terror in the locomotive rocky road Indianapolis Journal Clara here learned some womanly accomplish spark The trespasser is not led into But never once imagined he would bow my My mother is at Chestnut Hill but I ments temptation and the rail stealers head in shame have iny carriage here to drive you out The hired man and I could make him more comfortable PUTTING HORNS ON A VIPER is gone Aji in the dust ud waller his ol daddys TJJLi of town Shall I take the checks for 1 never knew what a dreadfully rude Faked Animals Tliat Successfully name the lagging tramp alike scorn it proffer- ¬ honored He writes from out in Denver an the your baggage ed shade Like the model housewife Our home we have till I came here Fool the Public storys mighty short FULL stock of Fruit and Ornamental when well supported it is always neat Grape Vines Small Fruits books which hungry she an- ¬ I am t just cant tell his mother itll crush her swered desperate getsomethingto eat piano is in the kitchen and papas young The painted sparrow trick hybuying Asparagus and everything for the and tidy could we are everywhere I doiit suppose simple people are inveigled into poor old heart POSTS so I reckoned parson you might break while the trunks arebeingcarriedout An ladies here have a rifle revolver riding a worthless bird in the belief that they Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- ¬ THREE POSTS to the 100 FEET prices and the news to her Here I could drive you to a quiet habit and hat whip and fishing rod in are xurohasing a rare foreign songster ploy no agents Try us on those of a Economy is not our sole object irt see the difference between Bills in the legislatur but hedbesnt say er restaurant their own rooms but I have all of these is well known It is perhaps the most grower and what fur Catalogue on ap placing posts for farm fence at the un¬ No no here I could eat fried As for work boxes and crochet needles flagrant example practiced in this coun-¬ plication to dealer Denver Post usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart 1 have had I never owned either one or the other try of the art of preparing animals f or whale I am so starved Farmers say the closer the posts th H F HILLENMBYER That may apply t gingerbread and apples But if you will teach me Cousin Clara sale so that they may appear other better the fence Lexington Ky 20oct THE POWER OF LOVE nothing but noon common fences but depending largely since yesterday I will learn to sew and cook and make than they are Strange stories are also Y on its elasticity we fsefer the long There was no resisting such an ap- home pleasant told of the misdirected ingenuity panel For cemeteries lawnSj yards peal and Clarence led the way to the And Cousin Clara won from the first sometimes accompanied by cruelty BY ANNA SHEILDS etc they should of course be nearer 1 If ever a spoiled baby grew to a depot restaurant and offered his cousin by the bright beautiful girl willingly employed in faking animals for ex- ¬ to 20 feet is not objectionable spoiled child and so to a spoiled man the bill of fare It being one of his tught her all she wished to learn It hibition in order to deceive the judges that baby boy and man arrived at the great points in feminine perfection that was only in brief snatches she could and secure for the birds or beasts ex-¬ We have completed and are now ¬ and learn Sewing worried her cooking hibited prizes to which on their mer building a lot of this fence for Bourbon last mentioned stage about the time the appetite should be delicate Clarence Parker reached his twentj needing coaxing he was absolutely smothered her housekeeping accounts its they would1 not be entitled But farmers and you can examine into it merits for yourself ftf th year His father left this scene of shocked to see Myra Delano eat Such bothered her Yet gradually she was all the stories of faked birds dogs Estimates cheerfully furnished You earthly change when Clarence was a an indiscriminate jumble of provisions toning down and cats fade into insignificance when may put up the posts and we will build crcwing- youngster of two years and would have made his mother ill for Onl3 the sxmit of mischief possessed compared with the sublime audacity of the fence or we will contract to do the bis mother the sweetest tempered lit- ¬ a month but Myra heartily enjoyed her when Clarence was near Knowing the genius who fitted one of the cer-¬ whole job If you are needing any tle woman to be found immediately steak eggs coffee pie rolls cakes all his fastidious tastes all his indolent astes vipers now in the rep le house of fence see us We vill save you money commenced a system of indulgence ad ¬ oysters anything and everything as dilettante ways she delighted to jar the Zoological gardens Regents park and still build you the best fence made upon the one and shake him out of the with a pair of artificial horns mirably calculated to make a milksop the waiter put it before her Respectfully COLLINS She was not rude did not eat with other She roused a new ambition in is well known that in the males MILLER her only son and the heir to his fa- ¬ It ci Paris Ky she had not his mind by her keenlj pointed sar and also in some females of this dead ¬ her knife or fingers but thers large estate ¬ That he did not grow up vicious was one of the little dainty tricks of man- casms at his effeminate pursuits She ly African snake there is a little above probably due to the fact that lie fair lier that made Mrs Parkers table eti- ¬ challenged him to races shooting the eye a hornlike process covered with The Page Wire fence Ia Bourbon ly idolized his mother and would not quette so charming and Clarence tri ¬ matches pedestrian trips and fairly scales which accounts for their popular Presumably Millersburg Ky May 4 98 have grieved her for any amount of fling with his own luncheon wondered drove him about by the laughing lash name of horned vipers Also it must be con- ¬ if in six meals he could eat as much as of her wittv tongue Collins Agents a higher price Messrs Miller native collectors obtain self gratification Paris Kentucky fessed because he was too indolent to this squaw ate in one In his own It was curious to note how they came for these reptiles when the horns are Gentlemen I have had the Pagfr squaw Do not b deceived by aJluriap advertisements and by degrees to a level the one shaking present than is paid by the dealers for care to seek pleasure that did not fall mind he christened her you can get tho best rcdo finest finish and think Woven Wire Fence on my farm for though he was far too courteous ever off unmanlv indolence the other soften specimens without these adornments across his path MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE ahont eighteen months and am well - lie had been educated by a private tuto speak so of her even to his mother ing masculine traits while the little for the storv is current that art has for amero sonf Bay from reliable manufacturers pleased with it It has proved to he all trained reputation tor till he entered college had gradu ¬ All through the long drive home winged god of love hid laughing un- often- covered the deficiencies of nature that haveThere laanono in the by honest and square that is claimed for it It tarns all kinds dealing world that can equal In mechanical construction durability of v and supplied horns to creptiles which parts fineness of finish beauty in appearance orkinff ated there and traveled through Eu she chatted frankly as a child of her suspected by either or has of stock and is as tight as it was the day as many Improvements aa the NEW HOME rope with his mother journey her home her anticipations of Mrs Parker found him out first Lov would otherwise have been hornless it was put up and has stood some sever WRITE FOR CIRCULARS Mrs Parker was a little woman a pleasure in her visit and while her ing Clarence above all else on earth One of the horned vipers now in the tests A horse of one of my neighbora son voice was clear ringing- and musical her mother instinct taught her quickly Zoological gardens shows that there is Tie Hew Home Sewing Machine Co fell across the fence a few months ago mere mite beside her tall stalwart Ckaj oeMa8s BobtoKjMass 28 TJnioh Square NY and was not taken off for several hours Two who called her by a thousand pet di 1 er language was well chosen giving the reason of the change in him the in- some foundation for the tale CniCAOOItL St Louis Mo Daixas Texas ¬ but when taken off the fence went back ¬ SanFeancmcoCax AtlastaGa mrnutiveu names in half a dozen lan no jar to Clarences fastidious taste fluence that was giving him an erect small spines perhaps those of a hedge CR SALE BY to its place all right with the exception guages She was blue eyed fair haired though he wished her tone more sub- carriage a newT light of energy in his hog or the tips of porcupine quills of a few staples During the storm of WINN Paris Ky COOS and daintily pretty neat to the extreme dued But her dawdy hat her cotton great dark eyes an added interest in have been deftly inserted in the skin of April 24th a good sized tree was blown ol nicety gentle low voiced and ex- ¬ gloves her stout leather boots her un ¬ the affairs of his own fortune seeking the venomous reptile in the place where across the fence and bent it down to th The U S REVEKUE STAMPS WANTED ground As soon as the tree was cast quisitely feminine yet withal- with a tidy hair were all an offense flow to the true horns ought to be for channels where it might well stored mind and an intellect that off the fence went np all right and was In his first hour alone with his moth benefit others as well as himself And fraud must have been attended with BY as good as ever with the exception of made her a charming companion even er he implored her to buy some dresses reading the secret Clarence as yet did considerable danger to the perpetrator a for their guest that were not two sizes not himself suspect Mrs Parker ex It could have been no easy matter to TI Green County Clerk Mt Olivet Ky one broken wire and a few staples out for her college fledged son Many I want buy lor cash the uncanceled S suitor had tried to wjn her from her too big and seven sizes top short ulted in her heart to see how Myra was hold a venomous snake to make two in¬ Revenuestoeither canceled or following U at of placeso well pleased with the fenc ¬ I am one devotion but in vain All her love And Mrs Parker utterly over- just as surely bowing her free frank cisions in the skin and to insert the the prices annexed when stamps are sent In that I am going to put up more of ifc that was not her sons was buried in whelmed by the tall handsome girl nature to the yoke of love softening spines therein It was probably done good condition Respectfully Each right away his fathers grave and she never put thrown upon her care found her life her manner toning down her joyous while the neck of the viper was held be- ¬ 1 cent Express red Imperforate 5 cents Wir Begraft 5my tf ojI the soft grays purples and neutral suddenly burdened with unwonted re- ¬ ringing voice training her hands to tween the index finger and thumb of the 1 cent Express red part perforate 5cents cent Playing left hand thus leaving fihe right hand 1 oant Playing Cards red imperforated cents tints of second mourning sponsibility Firsts there was a daily womanly work 1 cardsredpart perforated cents 1 cent Proprietary red2part perforate10 cents When you are married Claire I will fight to settle between Lucilla her own free for the insertion of the spines Autumnal winds were scattering the 60 cents 1 cent buy one pink rose in honor of the occa- ¬ French maid and MyraDirectly the attention of the visitor is 2 cent Telegraph red imperforate We are prepared to furnish at re crimson leaves when John Delano came Bank Check bluepart perforate 5 cents sion she would say But at 25 Clar imperforate nevare to New York for the first time in ten drawn to the fact by the keeper of the 2 cent Certificate blue fnll perforate105 cents sonable prices locust posts by the carBut madame the dresses cents Delivered at your nearest rail jence had never given her occasion to will fit nevare if mamselle will not years and was the guest of Mrs Parker reptile house the difference between 2 cent Certificate blue 2 cent Certiflcateorangefull perforatelO cents load 5 cents road station blue imperforate think of the pink rose wear ze corset or let me make ze fit in her city home to which the family the true and false horns is so start ¬ 2 cent Express blue part perforate 10 COIiLIN3v cent Express MILLER ling that one is surprised that the fraud 2 cent Playing cards blueimperforateJiO cents 1 have said he was spoiled and in a the maid would protest had just returned He came for Myra cents 2 10 orange escaped detection a- certain sense he was witnout any I cannot breathe all pressed up so thinking of her happiness to comeback may be seen from for a- moment As 2 cent Playing cardsblue imperroratelo cents cents 2 cent Proprietary ¬ other specimens in 2 cent Proprietarybluepart perforatelO cents tendencies he lacked the ambi- Cousin Clara Myra would remon- ¬ to her free life and she grew pale at the same case the true horns har- ¬ 2 cent Proprietary orangef ull pefroteI5cents CLOTHES GLEANED REPAIRED tion and energy that are the attribute strate I should stifle in an hour his loving caress 8 Playiug cardgreenimperforateS2 oi a true manly nature Tall strong - monize with the coloring of the scales S cent playing cardgreenfuU perrt20cents What ails the child he asked turncent It was difficult to compromise but cents in xerfect health handsome as a young Mrs Parker by exercising the patience ing to his cousin as Myra left the room of the head and bend backwards in a 3 cent Telegraph green imperforate 10 cents 4 cent Playing card violet perforate50 E have employed a first class Apollo he was content to dawdle and gentleness natural to her finally She was never so quiet as that in her gentle curve while the false ones show 4 cent Propriotaryvioletpart perfoatelO cents experienced tailor to take chargi dark and light bands stand up almost 5 cent Express red imperforate lOcents through life spending his ample in presented Myra with a well chosen life before 10 cents of our cleaning repairing ana pressing 6 cent Playingcard red perforate come upon dress jewelry opera tick- ¬ wardrobe that gave her the freedom of 10 cents You will know soon John No you vertically from the head and slope 5 cent Proprietary perforate Work done on short- department slightly outward from base to tip It is 6 cent Proprietary orange perfoiateS5 ets a well appointed equipage and the limes and movement she craved and may know now said Mrs Parker 10 of Jjadingblue imperfotela cents notice Our prices are lower than means of a Jazy useless existence And yet set off the magnificent figure pointing as she spoke across the hall said that snch frauds aire by no means 10 cent Bill of Ladingblucpart pertelo cents others and we will do your work right cent Bill rare This M cents his mother proud of his beauty his pol- ¬ The girls own utter ignorance of to the library where Clarence had risen first instance however is probably the 25 cent Bond imperforate cents PARIS FURNISHING AND TAILORING CO of a cerastes viper fitted 40 cent Inland Exchangeimperforate75 25 ished courtesy of manner his devotion dress amazed the little woman of fash- ¬ as Myra entered Just one long look Sl 50 cent Probateof Will imperf orate witili false horns having found its 70 cent Foreign exchangegreenjmateDO cents to herself asked no more ion She found that a half yearly visit into the two faces satisfied the father way into H S STOUT Manager SL the zoological collection of a Si Life Insurance imperforate But she was a truly loving woman to the nearest town an order to the SI 10 Sl- Manifest imperforate It will be well with her when I am learned society London Standard 24mar tf Sl 25 SLMortgage full perforate and when Clarence was 25 was willing dressmaker to make warm dresses for gone he said half sadly and when 501 1 00 Passage Ticket imperforate Ui concede her throne in his affections winter and cool ones for summer com ¬ Clarence came to him to win his con1 30 Foreign exohaugeorange iinate 3 00 Seeing Rislit Side Up 4 00 Exchange maroon 1 90 to a younger stronger love the love prised Myras idea of dress Scrupu- sent to wed Myra he received him corThe lenses of the eye produce on the 3 50 ForeignExchange imperforatei 5 00 Inland W W MJBLEY G05 that would brighten her sons life lously cleanly she was absolutely with dially and gladly 7 00 retina an inverted image of objects 5 00 Probate of Will imperforate scepter out vanity and as pleased an a child 00 Probateof Will with home happiness when her It will be lonely in the old home looked at and the question is often 2030 BlueaudBlack imperforate I 50 1 was in the coffin BILL POSTERS to note the improvement in her looks he said and Myra clinging to him be ¬ asked Why do things appear right 1 60 Bine andBlack 2 5 And half proudly half regretfully produced by a becoming arrangement sought him to go back no more to the side up when their images are wrong 5 cent Black and Green proprietary y cents 6 cent Black and Green proprietary cents she recognized the fact that the ideal of of her abundant raven hair and the solitary life of the past Black and Greeu BARIS K side up occurred to Mr Stratton ID cent Black a d Green proprietary S 5u It proprietary womanhood he had founded upon her tasteful brooch of bright color in her We need ou here she pleaded and of the University of California to try 50cent LOO Black and Green proprietary 5 00 example made hira far too fastidious in tastefully appointed dress Mrs Parker indorsed the petition 15 09 All Kindts ofc Costing Distributing ato 6 00 Black and Green proprietary the effect of preventing the inversion by Promptly Attended To his intercourse witli the girls of mod- ¬ Lalso wislii to buy old canceled postage time Clarence saw her in a After the wedding of the young folks means of images on the retina This stamps and stamped envelopes ofaoiy and all The first ern society Aloud voice annoyed him dress of black silk tissue with a dash anci tneir nome coming to the new was accomplished by means of an optic ¬ denominations from 1810 to lS75jfou which I A brusque manner disgusted him prices Address of vivid crimson here and there at the house Mrs Parker insisted upon their al instrument which excluded from the Willi pay libecal L GREEN County Clerk T When I find a young lady as gentle throat in the glossy braids of hair occupying Cousin John fell into the eyes all light except Mt Olivet Ky that which passed TOM LOT FOR SALE refined and lovely as yourself madre the sash and sleeve knots he was abso- habit of spending his evenings with through the instrument itself The in ¬ Ivforar The- above named stamps ean be Receipts mia he would say 1 will move heav- - lutely amazed at her beauty A 42x3ilO f oot lot in Williams- ad- Clara They were so lonely these middle- strument was adjusted to the eyes- at found on Deeds Mortgages Notes from 1861 Agreements Bank Check etcen and earth to win her Until then let dition well located Will besoldr people each deprived of a com- ¬ three oclock one afternoon and vva to 1875 also on Proprietary Medicines If only she was not such a savage -aged Matches etc at low price on four payments one- me enjoy my liberty panion of years They missed the not removed except at night when the he thought regretful Tdo fotegoing off en is genuine made in balance in three equal pay- ¬ It was in the late spring and Mrs to the But there was not one hour of the day child who had been the center of all eyes were bandaged until noon tile good faith and will be- carried oatreceivo let¬ fourth cashsix twelve andi eighteen the Parker was preparing for her annual v that she did not jar upon his fastidious love for each and talking often of their next day At first to the person whose ter in every instance when5u 1 good order ments at stamps I nave mentioned care- Th LL months Address v moval to her country seat at Chestnut ideas He rode with her atherTequest mutual loss and gain drew their sore Reference Mt Olivet Deposit Bank or any News Paris Ky eyes were thus treated everything Hill when a letter reached her from her and told his mother confidentially that lonelv hearts into close communion seemed topsy turvy and illusory and offlciaJj ot Robertson county County Clerk T I Greek cousin and life long friend in Ohio beg lie never imagined anything but until Myra walking in upon her hus the mind instinctivcl tried toimagine iring her to take charge of his only an Indian or a circus rider could so man- ¬ band one morning announced objects to be in the position in which daughter for a few months while he was age a horse Claire I have been to see your moth- - they ordinarily appear After a time aosent upon a trip to the far west He He sang with her and found that he er and father was there and- - guess however the feeling of unreality of wrote must actually exert himself to prevent Well I guess that after this who what was seen passed away and the You have so often urged me to allow his deep baritone notes being overpow- ¬ ever goes to see my mother will be very person experimented on even began to Mvra to pay you a visit that I cVa not hesi ¬ ered by her ringing powerful voice full likely to find your father there imagine everything that 2ay outside his tate now to ask your hospitalityaslor cr we are of sweetness and music but utterly unYou knew her with me 1 eannot well take field of vision to be arranged in the sl narty of nine men upon a prospecting cultivated Not a word Is it settled same way as what he saw This goes to leave jaunt I do not like toyour her here ¬ Yes They insist upon a quiet wed show that habit and experience coun ¬ He found her in the garden driving kindness 03 alone Will you add to using the Inclosed check for her dress the gardener distracted by her criti- ¬ ding in church and we can cease to fret teract the effect of the inversion of We have lived in this lonely seclusion so cisms upon his plants and xroving all any longer about either one or the other images in the eyes Youths Com¬ do not doubt her whole at ¬ her theories by transferring roots with missing you or me long that I panion tire will he startlingly primitive and she her own hands to spots of her own se to help her select was quite true The power of love It has no friends hera Real Ulis lectionwhere they invariably improved that had so softened and improved Myra finery Ive discovered why the Greekswere jtfcmrKoodaS He caught her in the woods practic- so ennobled Clarence had drawn the lety low ruperlor quality and fine There was much more read aloud to we limited jou towrltofor crlWKillluKtratea norkmaHsblpThis ia thSll- - 2 such a- hasppv people T fcNfflfi space tnt we wantjprlcem Catalogue V explanation ing with a revolver shooting at a mark bitterness of their early widowhood Glarence with this m eit andbjst catalogue evubhshedcan Ask tor C M It contains about aoaamg Why was it S hav one free We hare adged My Cousin John became a hermit and she pathetically told him she was from the hearts of John Delano and lSS5Se7and tJniJt 3 A SU3Yaraat aflaa lfc2f X They did moVliave their clothes lorat vricc ALLIANCE CAREIAGR CO Cincinnati t ten years ago lie all out of practice and only hit her mark Clara Parker and shed benign light when his wife died Record to wealthy and a tuau of learning out sir times in nine over two happy homea- - 1S Y Ledger I made 4 BILLS IN TROUBLE must be 19 ¬ Maybelle And why were you Special attention given to Undertak- present at the marriage Were you di¬ hig and Repairing rectly interested in the event Jack Paris Ky No not directly I was merely the Main Street - - bridegroom Philadelphia Bulletin The HealStyles I was down ¬ O town to day looking at the new styles But isnt it rather early my dear for Who is the spring goods to be in talking about spring goods I mean Cleveland Plain Dealer wheels The secretary of the Well sir THE VERY BEST navy turned to the master of the ship¬ Is the new war vessel a suc- ¬ OLD RELIABLE PROMPT yard PAYING O yes sir cess said the man She sank right to the bottom the Cincin- ¬ minute she slid off the ways -- W HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance NON UNION HOTEL REED ¬ ¬ -- ft t -- TREES TREES 1896 ccupation ¬ - ¬ ¬ -- -- I mm ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ - -- ¬ -- ¬ -- - ¬ Loousr POSTS ¬ -- -- I vj--cio- us - W - - ¬ ¬ ¬ 30-00- - CO- - 1 jffi ¬ - - t - - f - - ¬ -- j ¬ ¬ - fit--Chi- cago f lV irw r- - V -- Vt - V f C i v J3 T t sl a tvr rwsppRgw -a THE BOITRBbN NEWS FRIDAY FEBRUARY 26 197 THE FARMING WORLD Call- t ¬ -- tmrnmnummm DURABLE FARM GAtE Be PRODUCTION OF MUTTON Tlie Profit Comes from Doing 11 inches wide the two outside pickets Colum ¬ are 3 feet 2 inches long- and the cenAt a state institute held in bus 0M ti paper Avas read by H P Mil- ¬ ter is 3 feet 9 inches long The two ler in which he said horizontal bars the diagonal brace and a limited period in tne liie pickets are of flat iron ol an Jnere is of animals for growth Every factor inch wide and 3 16 inch thick The in the problem of producing- mutton horizontals are doubled together an To eye being formed at the doubled end points toward earlier marketing a familiar expression it is and space left for the pickets The lat- ¬ paraphrase the early lamb that gets the prize An ter are slipped in between the two thick- ¬ lamb if in condition nesses of the horizontals and riveted in and in season commands the highest A price per pound ever attainable very narrow limit of time at this period and the height of the tide in ly and o Otliei Source It Quiclc tory It Includes A learned society is rather unfortuThe gate depicted herewith is made ¬ wholly of wrought iron It is 2 feet nate to say the least when it is un ox Put in Place for Aliout Tlirea four Dollars - ¬ were seven miles from home he said if I RIGORS OF THE ROAD ¬ me get out and walk back Penelope Did you walk hack Priscilla No inTruth able to tell what its name means This Break Down the Nervous System of a deed but the - horse did ¬ Well Known Railroad Engineer is the dilemma of the Royal Geograph- AUSTRALASIA Conflict of Authority as to the Terri ¬ LONG AT THE LEVEE Priscilla Jack is the oddest fellow He took me driving yesterday and when we wouldnt promise to marry him hed make ical society of Australasia i I - International Geographical congress in London last year to give an answer to the question What is the true definition of the term Australasia The congress being very busy with other matters had no time for this conundrum and the question is still unan ¬ ¬ It asked the What Built Him Up Again ¬ eight-weeks-o- ld not meeting the requirements of the market at that period must pass on into a cheaper Iass not to find sale until another reason opens which calls for a lamh three or five months old but at a less prices passes A lamb J mN V t iiiuOT price per pound The lambs sold at four months old do not as a rule bring as much as those sold t two months old If again the age is doubled or tripled the mar- ¬ ket into which thev must go is such that in spite of their gain in size they will bring little if any more per head than at either of the former prices This may be continued until we have the sheep at its maximum weight and the price per head does not vary greatly There is an imoressive lesson in this that has not found general appli- ¬ cation in the growing of mutton The lesson is not however that all mutton should he marketed in the form of Not all the lambs sheep raisers are rightly situated re ¬ specting market or equipped in skill or stable accommodations for produc ing this class of mutton But this teaching is of general application that the younger a sheep can be marketed when grown under the most economic- ¬ al conditions for meeting a certain mar- ¬ ket for choice form the larger will be the profit To illustrate again by my neighbors hogs He feeds them along through one winter past a June mar- ¬ ket and he says that if I were to raise pork I would never go into the hog business I should go into the pig busi- ¬ ness Something similar to this is wThat men must do who find that sheep dont pay Quit raising sheep and go to raising lambs eight-weeks-o- ld llHlllllll wHin 1 1 n nil nii i rnt INEXPENSIVE IRON GATE swered The Australian geographers decline to accept the British definition of the word as given in the imperial statute which declares that the term Austral asia shall signify and include Xew Zealand and Tasmania as well as AusWhy aslc the Australian ge tralia ographers should New Guinea Fiji New Caledonia and the other islands of In fact the South seas be excluded no geographical society and few writ ¬ ers accept the British definition but confusion arises because everybody uses the word according to his own idea of Avhat it embraces The Australians themselves have tried in vain to reach ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- The lower horizontal is 5 inches above the bottoms of the pickets and the upper one is 2 feet higher The riv ets extend through all three thicknesses of iron far enough to be headed down The diagonal brace is also riveted to the pickets as shown The spring latch is IS inches long of 3 1G inch thick Vs inch fiat iron bent and riveted at its lower end to one of the pickets as shown in the en- ¬ graving The hinge bolts are of inch round iron with an eye turned at one end and a thread cut the entire length The length is governed by the thickness of the post through which they should project something more than 1 inch A nut is run un oc each clear to the eye the bolt is then slipped through the hole in the post and a second nut turned on snugly A rod of round inch iron is cut 3 feet long an ey turned at one end and the gate having been placed in position this rod is slipped through the eyes of gate and bolts and the gate is duly hung An iron catch on the oppo ¬ site post completes the arrangement The gate may be left to swing freely either way or an iron stop may be screwed to the post beneath the catch ELECTRIC PLOWING as illustrated The cost of such a gate Rev W Gossett in German Agriculturists Are Very is about 350 Much Interested in It Farm and Field The Germans are very much in earn CLOVER AND STOVER est about electric plowing Their Na- ¬ tional Agricultural society has ar- ¬ Two Feetls Tliat AVorlc Together with ranged a prize competition among Excellent Results iven plows intended specially to is only natural to expect that a It encourage and develop the application farmer who is progressive and ecoof electric power to the working of nomical in one department of his plows and other agricultural imple work will be equally progressive in anments In the trials non electrical other Farmers who are raising clover plows will also be tested so that a com- ¬ are the ones who are most likely to test parison may be made of the relative the value of shredded fodder And well efficiency of the different systems may they for they two work together Only plows will be tested as it is con- ¬ with excellent results In referring to sidered that the power could easily be corn fodder generally and in compariapplied to other implements with but son with other cattle foods a writer in Special attention the Breeders Gazette says slight alterations will be paid to the conve3rance of the On every corn farm there should be outfits from field to field One prize of grown as many acres of clover as corn 3000 marks and another of 1000 marks An average crop of corn fodder is 2 will be given for the best plow driven tons per acre An average crop of clover by any kind of power and there will hay is 1 tons Corn fodder costs in the he a special prize for the best electrical ¬ barn about 250 per ton Clover hay ly driven plow A piece of heavy and a about the same A ton of a mixture oi piece of light land will be assigned for stover and clover haj- - then costs 250 tilling to each competitor Points will Timothy hay has sold readily at the be given for 1 the time taken for the barn for some years at ten dollars and plowing 2 theweight of earth moved upward If a ton of the clover and 3 the consumption of fuel by the stover mixed half and half is equal tG motor 4 the power consumed be- ¬ a ton of timothy hay for growing colts tween the motor and the plow 5 the cattle or sheep the long neglected corneost of the plowing including fuel wa ¬ stalk mixed with the hay of our reno ter lubricants attendance repairs in ¬ vating crop becomes a very valuable terest and depreciation article Experiments which we have not space to repeat have shown that one SERVICEABLE HOG SHED ton of stover and clover half and half Good Enough for tlie Porkers and will produce as much growth on steers as one ton of timothy hay As timothy Qlieap Enongh for Hie Farmer Hogs are not particular about fancy sells for ten dollars per ton at our barn quarters if they he warm in winter and then the ton of stover and clover is cool and out of the sun in summer This worth ten dollars or four times as much hog shed is just the thing to buildHoe- - as it costs us in the barn K timothy is worth ten dollars a ton to feed steers the mixture of stover and clover inusl be worth the same But the fact is vw rri ii timothy is not worth that amount for feeding steers since we have as good a feed for growth that can be jjrodueed for half that timothy will sell for Corn stover then has so much value that we cannot afford to feed timothy hay and SHED FOR HOGS tween two long strips of clover thart let the cornstalks go to waste may he fed by huddling the hogs upon Cure for it It is only 3 feet high at the rear The diseaseDysentery in Fowls as among fowls known and four feet in front and is roofed by dysentary is individual in its work and tongue and groove boarding up and does not spread The sick fowl beitlown This shed mavvhemade as long comes droopy stands about with head as the number of compartments de and tail lowered and passes a dark jnand It is entered by rtihe stock at the greenish and yellow discharge vvery aear through swing doors and the feed ¬ thin and watery Treatment of this ing is done in fron Here a long board disease is at first cam pli orated spirits is Jiinged to let dowa during very cold that is camphor dissolved in whisky or snowy days and in summer to pro Take a teaspoonful and put it in half from the sun pazin Journal a glassful of water and give the sickifowl a lablespoontfiUl every four hours The LIVE STOCK MOTES second day dissolve a little sulphate of Never iring a pig evea if jou do tlie copper blue stone about the si7e of a bullet in a quantof water and lettthe old hogs If an unprofitable scrub isrsiek bet ¬ sick fowl drhalc all it will During treatment feed soft food seasoned with ter let it die a little A generally Neer will good breeding- auimals be effected red pepper days cure isthis treat¬ in thsvee with cheaper JBreed up ment Dakota Field and Fai m Ground fresh bone is good for hogs njs well as for poultry The Stable i Cold Weatlier Steamijjg corn fodder cutting it and Draughts of air in the stable which mixing it with grain will pay eoine f rj3m above are dangerous to the We wish for your own profit you health of the stock- - Some farmers carry the matter of ventilation too far and would secure a fast walking team Ice cold water is not fit to give any keep a large opening in ike stable to animal and least of all a mulch cow let in fresh air The fact is that in cold Always treat the m txe in foal withj weather it will be found moaredifficult great kindness It will tell in the colt to keep fresh air out than may be sup ¬ posed Stables are not usually plas ¬ If a valuable animal is sick send for tered and the pressure of the atmos- ¬ a veterinarian at once Even if a valu¬ phere is such as to force the air through able fowl is sick doctor it every crack and crevice Aim to keep Experiment in feeding all animals the cold air out Enough will find its peed different foods and in different way in without making an opening of quantities and watch results any kind for that purpose Horses can run out when the ther- ¬ mometer is at zero and not die but A good dog is a good dog But a bad it does them no good let us tell pn pne is the worst property a farmer cgn have except a bad boy Western Plpwmao place ¬ ¬ power-dr¬ ¬ ical conference at Melbourne argued the question but failed to at- ¬ tain any conclusion and none has been arrived at since though the great so- ¬ ciety with its branches in all the lead ing colonies said in its memorial to the London congress that we consider it a matter of daily increasing impor- ¬ tance The fact is there are few accepted boundaries for parts of the- Avorld considered in a geographical instead of a political sense What is the geograph in 1881 - a common understanding A geograph- ¬ ¬ ¬ ical the so called natural division tween Europe and Asia in the southeast One famous authority says it is the ilanytsch depression north of the Caucasus another that it is the line be¬ Mr Elbridge Waterman is a well known railroad engineer of the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway who has been a great suffererfrom nervous debilhy of an aggravated kind for the past ten years The strain was telling on his nerves terribly and steady work was impossible The fol- ¬ io wing 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 3lovly but surely undermined my constitu- ¬ tion I was forced to quit work and there seemed to he little prospect of my going back to the throttle again 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 bebetter for a time and then would come on an attack more severe than ever and I would have to quit work The money I bave spent during thatime for doctors and medicine none of which did me any per- ¬ manent good would place me now out of want and in comparativeafnuence if Iliad 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 house 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 was not the only thing 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 beat itseii almost out oi 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 sucha condition that my wife and friends began to consider me beyond reach of medical as- ¬ From the Gazette CMUicothex Ohio 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 simmee 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 Hathaway Tampa Bay Hotel Tampa Florida ¬ Tlie Famous West Const Hotels Disease Doss Not Stand Still Every one is either growing better or worse How is You it with you 0 Mr L A Bell Western Passenger Agent 312 Marquette building Chicago will give full information regarding any of these hotels together with rates via rail or water ger Mr J J Farnsworth Agent 261 Broadway Eastern PassenNew York or are suffering from ¬ KIDNEY LVER or URINARY TROUBLES out avail and have become disgusted i ¬ Have tried doctors and medicine - Tvith have no amusement they make fun of the dancers Atchison Globe Dont imagine that Avail flowers at a dance 10c box of Cascarets candy ca DONT GJVE UP tharticfihest liverandbowelregulatormade Just try a If good resolutions were horses everv body would ride Rams Horn 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 iii qfeiure WILL CURE YOU Thousands now well but once like you say so Give an honest medicine an hon- ¬ est 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 MtW - A timely ill Essay on Artichokes is sent out free by J Vissering Alton 111 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 character vice gives to virtue Rains Horn ¬ vEFa SMOKE YOUR MEAT WITH fflfflPSUMIID EOfflraoKZ UIRCULAB ¬ following the crest of the main Cau ¬ casus range and still another that it is the southern boundary of Trans Caucasia and the latest edition of Be ¬ ¬ volkerung der Erde which deals with the matter gives three determinations of the total area of Europe according as one or other of these boundary lines is accepted There is no agreement even as to the number of continents for some dis ¬ tinguished writers recognize only three Euro Asia Africa and America and- - when they talk of the great di- ¬ visions of the land surface the number varies from five to eight according to different writers Perhaps in only one respect is this a matter of much impor- ¬ tance When a writer or speaker refers to a region it is highly desirable to know how much of the earths sur face he includes under the name Until half a century ago there was much confusion in books and atlases with regard to the names and extent of the various oceans The Royal Geo- ¬ graphical society of London appointed a committee in 1845 to settle these mat ¬ ters and the conclusions reached by the committee with some modifications were generally accepted and have proved advantageous There is much less contusion with regard to the names and extent of land surfaces but such as exists is not likely to be remedied unless some authoritative tribunal takes the matter in hand and the rest of the world accepts its decisions N Y Sun FORCE OF HABIT AND INSTINCT ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 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 ui failing specific for such diseases as locomotor ataxia partial paralysis St Vitus dance sciatica neuralgia rheumatism nerv ¬ ous headache the alter effect of la grippe palpitation of the heart pale aud sallow Experiments in lliolosy That Illns complexions all forms of weakness cither in male or female Pink Pills are sold by all strate Natural Incongruities post paid will be Prof Lloyd Morgan the well known dealers or50 cents sentbox or six on receipt a boxes for of price biologist has just published the results 250 they are never sold iu bulk or by the of experiments and observations made 100 by addressing Dr Williams Medicine Y by him on the influence of habit on in Company Schenectuiv sl inct in animals Habit is defined by Cause of the Deficiency I think the picprofessor as action or conduct stere ture lacks atmosphere said the kindly the Fact is said the artist I had olyped on the individual by repetition critic a hard time raising the wind while I was while instinct is twofold namely in- ¬ painting Indianapolis Journal ¬ ¬ No-To-Bie sistance I was almost of the same opinion my-¬ self when I happened to see in the paper last June a letter from an old soldier iu the 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 them in order to give them a thorough test and 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 for 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 I went to bed early and slept soundly until eight oclock tiiis morning And now when 1 wake up I feel invigorated and ready for the days work just as I used to leel wneu 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 tlie twitch- mgs were very annoying as well as an indication to everyone of the terrible condition in which my state of health was And the greatest wonder of all is thatthe rheumatism seems to be cured also and does notr bother me in the least any more except when I ex-¬ pose myself unduly and even then only for a short time 1 consider 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 laige sums of money as well as suffering for which no money could ¬ t KHAU5LK BH0 WILTON PA A Coughers Coffers may not be so fuU 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 4 3 4 j in 41 m Ayers Cherry Pectoral 9 J More particitlars about Pectoral in Ayers Curebook ioo pages Seut free J C Ayer Co IfOwell Mass Jii vllS U 1 iiCI LlOtKi S ¬ zzzzzz mK herited instinct comprising congen itally definite faculties and innate ca- ¬ for Fifty Cents Over 400000 cured Why notietNo-To-Bapacity and acquired instinct leading to the formation of habit Both habit regulate or remove your desire lor tobacco money makes health and instinct are automatic although Saves guaranteed 50c and 100and manhood Ceresco Michigan September 2 ure all druggists like such automatic acts as breathing Telx me a story grandma What and walking they may become subject kind of a story do you want Tommy to conscious cerebration or action of the Tell me a story with plenty of raisins and will candy in it anda dog Texas Sifter It is instinct which when a hen has hatched a brood of ducklings throws In winter sciatica is worse Anr time her into a terrible state of agitation St Jacobs Oil is tlie best cure cX wiien the brood also actuated by in ¬ No one likes bologna sausage outside of stinct takes to the water What expe-¬ a saloon Atchison Globe rience asks Mr Morgan has the hen c 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 CO Druggists 896 liltes7 i of drowning ¬ pretation is to credit her with powers of anticipating the results of experi- ¬ ence which it is hard to conceive she possesses It is more probable that her fussy behavior is partly the result of her little ones going where she has an To adopt such an inter- ¬ THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK Cattlecommon CALVES Fair to good light liOGS Common Mixed packers Cincinnati Feb 2 3 5 3 3 3 3 4 3 10 90 J5 00 55 00 50 50 15 To 25 Select butchers a od gj l 4J U -- iat - normal associations due to previous ex URAINWheut No J red No SretL perience with chicks Two instances CornNo 2 mixed are recorded of hens under the impulse OatsNa 2 Rye No2 of habit Each had reared three broods HAY Prime choice of ducklings in succession while the PROVISIONS to Me s Pork Lard fourth brood of each consisted oi BUTTER Prime steam hoice dairy chickens One of the hens used 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please send Demorcntd Family Majrazine year as per your oiler HO Fifth Avenue New Juijrcs Library York Same Slate O -- but will dnsh away British nest builders none surpass the chaffinch for its artistic nests yet the chaffinches naturalized in New Zealand having no nests of their own to copy have imitated those oi hang bard Instinct prompts them tc build nests but imitation is called incc play to decide the style Reason which used to be ranged as the antithesis oi instinct is now largely regarded a synonymous with it Yet ft is difficult to regard solely as instinct the behavior of trout in xt stream which per mits cows or horses to graze near them Of all ¬ ¬ instinct CORN OATS PORK Mess LARD Steam No 2 No 2 724 7 i0 lfis 2ii 30Ja Tiatc 7 J5 4 00 4 85 FLOUR GRAIN Corn Oats LARD HOGS Family Wheat No Mixed Mixed BALTIMORE 4 50 2 88HW 26 23 3 80 3 J0 fa v8 VJ 21 0 16 85 4 20 4 00 SG m CATHARTIC 50 1 H rl 4 2Uc Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Relincd PORK Mess CATTLE First quality fcll Oats Corn No 2 mixed No 2 mixed- - 20i 18 3 75 4 00 - even a small child walks ziear the vergr of the brook Newcastle Chronicle iif consternation it Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam 19 nitAIVlIB3KBBSaiftl2P ftj toe i n n mi cnre a a vg m nDSfi0CT eff r 750 -- 2tf ABSOLUTELY GUfiRlHTEED Ya m constipation Cascarete arc the Ideal Laxa J h 0 25 fn 99 ir vmi I p Tm a i - - - inriw - i - j- S r V M f d O j M r 8 Cottage For Sale Ji s - THE BOTJKBON NEWS FRIDAY FEBRUARY 26 1897 lj GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS zatmm IT CANNOT BE The dying lips of a dear friend At parting spoke to me Saying Wheresoeer your path may trend There ewr I shall be Go walk where over Egypts sand The burning simooms blow Or in Alaskas sunless land Your wake my wing shall know When winters nights are long and dark Ill lead you by the hand And when the waves beat on your hark Will beacon you to land He died I watched his spirit go Across deaths darkening sea He came not back and now I know Of things that cannot be Cy Warman in New York Sun Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In -- HAVE a desirable 1 story 3 room frame cottage on Eighth street aear 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 19feb lmo I The Foyer P LENIHEN Paris Ky ICE fii IV v fe- S-- I ICE OF THE PARIS S We appreciate your past patronage We are now ready to quote prices for next season and will not be undersold by anybody Eemember our ice is of pure distilled THE PATEONS TO ICE MEG CX - water PARIS ICE MFG CO PHIL NIPPERT 19feb Manager FIFTY PEAR TREES FOR i 100 iT Farmers Grow your own Pear Trees For one dollar I will send you postage paid the following fifty pear trees all grafted on Japan Seedling Stock 10 E Harvest 10 Bartlett 10 C Favorite 10 F Beauty 10 Idaho If you send in your order before February 15th I will include one Lincoln Core less no seed no core Reference any bank at this place Address Geo A Riley Greensburg Ind the Tuesday cellent program to be given night at the opera house by the Twenti- ¬ eth Century Vaudevilles will be a one act comedy entitled Calling Out The Militia a clever skit written by a lead ¬ The ing member of the Vaudevilles figure in Governor of Kentucky will the production Tte Wexford Bros wonderful acro- ¬ bats and the Brothers Browner in a duel of the wits will have amusing acts La Petite Georgia will be heard fiin female impersonations and The Hobo Brummels will give a delightful musi- ¬ cal specialty Mr W H Davis will render a partlof in the beautiful tragedy A Madman which he assumes the role of a mar- ¬ quise D nring the progress of the piece which is aprison scene the marquise in describing his wrongs becomes a raving maniac and dies from the Among the lea ding1 features of ex- ¬ twentieth century vaudevilles TWIN BROTHERS 10 GREAT BARGAIN DAYS CLOTHING OVERCOATS SUITS PANTS HATSAND CAPS IINT V PLACE NAMES Some Odd and Curious Karnes of Places In Massachusetts rupturing of a blood vessel The program will contain many other entertaining acts Rentfrows Jolly Pathfinders continue to attract good audiences every night at the opera house and they have given pleasing performances which were more meritorious than many higher priced companies which have visited Paris Last night the comedy drama The Devils Gold Mine was presented To night the bill will be Scraps and to morrow night St Valentines Day will be played A pleasing bill will be given at the matinee to morrow To morrow night a set of furniture will be given to some lucky person in the audience The music by the splendid orchestra i3 an attractive feature of the performances ¬ 45- - the jolly pathfinders sgs L t i it m ms - 23 ZE3jsttT3lisxc3 ir v f r t 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 Albert Ross the novelist is suffer ¬ the dry goods business and assume con- ¬ trol of a house already established and ing from nervous prostrationjand is in a well known throughout Central Ken ¬ sanitarium Ross in real life is a Bos tucky Any one wishing to buy the ton and Cambridge journalist and his stock as a whole should address name is Linn Boyd Porter He is ALEX BUTLER worth 50000 and nearly all of this has Butler Of the firm of Smedley been received as royalties on the sale of Millersburg Ky his books Thou Shalt Not His Fos ter Sister and several others of the same warm hue s J- - p R i-- f fr if jfc I 1 p - It r i I Li L tot4 j - - Ei torney Harmon Stitt A SMEDLEY Hall in New York 434 Main St Paris Ky I am very glad said he that you B D SMEDLEY Assignees asked that question Its answer shows ALSO DEALER IN 27novtf In Old Kentucky is back at the a curious state of affairs In this coun Oil Academy of Music in New York Laura try you can send candy up to 4 pounds as merchandise for 1 cent for each Ma ¬ Burt is the leading lady Brushes ounce If you want to send candy Window Of 435 Acres Of abroad you only have to pay 1 cent for persons having claims against Me Five Shillings will be every 2 ounces but you can only send Lend Glass Etc ALL assigned estate of A J Ball played to night by Maysville amateurs 12 ounces in each package If it weighs to present them at once Estimates promptly furnished for more than 12 ounces you have to pay are requested properly proven as required by law to glass paints painting and decorating letter rates or 10 cents an ounce for the the undersigned or his attorney Har ¬ Secret Service will reach its 150th whole thing mon Stitt ST0CKCR0P FARM IMFLMTO performance Monday That is to say you can send 10 PERRY JEFFERSON ADMINISTRATORS SALE t Assignee ounces to London for 5 cents but it 27nov tf COmfort would cost you 10 cents to send it to OF I will sell at public auction on the No dust or cinders on Queen Crescent Brooklyn So if you are thinking of premises four miles East of Paris on Route limited trams North Kock ballast sending a pound it will cost you 160 with the North Middletown pike beginning Superb trains line toevery comfort Fast time The stamp department is right over and the short Cincinnati at 10 oclock a m on there Thank you very much said the persons having claims against TUESDAY MARCH 2 1897 young man I just happen to remem- ¬ ALL assigned estate of M H Cur- ¬ By virtue of an order of the Bourbon ber that the doctor has forbidden the rent are requested to present them at County Court made and the following land stock etc entered Feb girl to eat candy New York Mail once properly proven as required by 17 1897 as Administrator with the will My farm containing about 435 acres Express law to the undersigned or hisattorney annexed of John Shea I will expose at of good well improved land will be cottage 5 rooms 10 per and Harmon Stitt offered as a whole and then in two tracts BRICK public sale to the highest bidder at First class repair ApToiled No 1 will contain about 250 ply to H C CURRENT Tract Millersburg Ky BC INGELS Assignee Senator Wilson of Washington and fronting on 27nov tf acres subject to survey Ujant f O EDWARDS Or his brother Harry Wilson look very the North Middletown pike with a five Saturday March 6 1897 room cottage on a beautiful site model much alike One day in Spokane where stock barn and corn crib in fact every A DESIRABLE 60 ACRE FARM the two brothers live Senator Wilson the following described property outbuilding that would add to comfort who had just returned from his legisla- ¬ all new and well built young orchard A tract of 15 acres of land lying in the tive duties was stopped on the street by peaches apples pears and cherries just County of Bourbon state of Kentucky a man who had known him for years bearing two acres of strawberries the on the of Hinkston Creek HAVE a well situated 60 acre BourHarry said the man when will ALL persons having claims against bounded waters S and W by landsand famous Haviland variety two tenant on the of assigned estate of I R Best bon County farm which I desire to your brother John be here houses and a splendid tobacco barn will sell on to present them at once Alex McCliutdck now Caldwells is well improved For any It are requested In a day or two said John with properly proven as required by law to the N by the land of Jas Wallace now house 18 acres This farm is well water ¬ further particulars address out a smile ed by Stoner numerous springs and a Jas Thome and on the E by the Mays- ¬ the undersigned J E PLUMMER large fish pond well stocked This is Tell him I want to seevhim on an ville and Lexington R R with a right 8jan tf HARMON STITT Millersburg Ky one of the most desirable farms in the important matter of passway 15 feet wide from said land Assignee 27nov tf county well located daily mail at the to the Millersburg Ruddells Mills Certainly said John door and is in good condition Will turnpike and is the same land conveyed And you will not forget it grow hemp or tobacco to John Shay by Jos Wallace and wife Ill try not promised John and Tract No 2 will contain about 180 by deed recorded in Bourbon County thus another office seeker was foiled acres of fine land with a five room brick Clerks office in deed book 58 page 201 Washington Post house and a large tobacco barn will Said sale will be made for cash or - - - - PARIS KY house 20 acres all in bluegrass and rye 602 MAIN ST having claims against upon a credit of 6 and 12 months for Mrs Hearsts Motive watered by Stoner and the finest spring Over Deposit Bank ALL persons assigned estate of Joshua equal parts of the purchase money for Mrs Phoebe Hearst of California has in tne county The quality of this land Barton will please prove the same ac- ¬ which purchaser will be required to ex- ¬ is A No 1 A good passway will be OflSce hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m given 200000 to found a mining school cording to law and leave them ecute bonds with good and approved in connection with the state university with the undersigned or at the office of security payable to undersigned Admin- ¬ secured to this tract not encumbering tract No 1 at Berkeley as a memorial to her hus Harmon Stitt Paris Ky istrator with will annexed and bearing At same time will sell the following to interest at 6 per cent per annum from band She gives largely to the free kin Those knowing themselves indebted 5 years 1 brown gelding stocK etc dergartens supports several college set ¬ 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 tlements and contributed 1000 to the and avoid suit thoroughbred mares pedigrees furnish ¬ M VIMONT J recent campaign for the woman suffrage DENIS DUNDON ed on day of sale 1 Assignee Joshua Barton - - - - PARIS KY amendment She has also given 200 3 3R0AEWAY colt ready to go in train ¬ thoroughbred Millersburg Ky Admr with will annexed of John 15nov tf 000 to establish a fine gymnasium for UP STAIRS ing 5 work mules 1 pair extra 30 Shea girls at the state university Shropshiredownewes all registered or Office said to hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m Miss Anthony I am doing She this to eligible 10 Shropshiredown ram lambs all Mardi Gras New Orleans Ha March 2d extra 1 imported Shropshiredown ram make girls fit to vote and 3d 1897 a prize winner 6 extra Jersey cows and THRrate of one fare for the round trip will The present head of the Swiss confedheifers soon be freahf150 barrels corn in HOUSE AND EOT AND BLACK ¬ be made via the Queen Crescent Route crib 400 cotton grain sacks good as eration iPresident Joseph Zemp whose persons having claims against February 26h to March 1st to New Orleans mower binder hay stacker and new SMITH SROP FOR SALE term began Dec 15 1894 The Swiss ALL assigned estate of J J Peed account Mardi Gras rakes wagon harrows plows cultiva- ¬ It is the only line running solid vestlbuled DESIRE to sell my house and lot confederation of Aug 1 1291 is re are requested to present them at once trains to New Orleans and is eighty six milas plow gear seed tors dump cartharness with blacksmith shop at Jackson garded as the foundation of the Swiss vArififirl as renuired bv law to the under shortest over the Queen stripper and ojher things too numerous A trip Crescent to ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal iepublic signed or their attorneys J Q Ward ouaintand intensfilv intprpsMnw oMv ivo- the i to mention ance in twelve months For further Gulf made to include a visit during the Mardi or Harmon Stitt made known on day of sale vr Terms In Rome crowns of the leaves okvari- ijras season is aengntrui irom start to finish particulars address or callon B F BEDFORD JR jLoriurtnermiorinauoncauou or- address bus trees were given tothe u sin the BEN J FSHAROST r Chas W Zelll P A W C Rtnearson Geal jciroua and theater in varioussport PassrAStlCLniJlnnati1 0 13oct tf JacksonvmeVKyV A T Forsyth Auctioneer ¬ W MILLER has received OSUARexclusive agency for this and adjoining counties for the sale of Bryans new book 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 books 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 in cloth half morocco or full morocco at 175 225 and 275 each Mail orders will Address receive prompt attention Hutchison Ky Oscar W Miller The First Battle new woman was an object of much interest in Lexington Wednesday She was dressed in a brown suit of mens clothing wore a long overcoat a standing collar derby hat and patent leather shoes She and her male companion were strangers in Lexington They left on a C S train ¬ TheZ4rgonaul says gthat a In the Middlesex fells some good old colonial names are preserved like Jin glejerry hill and Shillyshally brook Spot pond was named by Governor Winthrop who discovered it in the win ¬ ter beoause of the many rocks that showed through the ice and spotted the surface Powderhorn hill in Chelsea is said to have been bought from the In- ¬ dians for a hornful of powder The fact of misfortune to divers un known persons whether trivial or great does not appear finds a record in Bad Luok brook and swamp in Behoboth Bad Luck mountain in Granville and Bad Luck pond in Douglas There may become association between Burncoat brook and pond in Leicester and Spencer and Burnshirt river likewise in Worcester county Drinkwater river is a felicitous name for a stream of good water It is in Hanover and possibly there may have been a family of that name in the neighborhood Strong Water brook in Tewks bury has quite different associations Sought For pond in Westford suggests a long and baffled quest for the spot through the wilderness in the olden days One of the least euphonious of names is Skug river in Essex and Mid dlesex counties It is worthy a place among such English names as Worm ¬ wood Scrubs a park in London The legend about the names of the group of islands on the south coast pre sents an instance of how fancied resem- ¬ blances give rise to stories It is related that these islands once belonged to a man with four daughters To Nancy the oldest the father gave the first choice and the fact that Nan took it is recorded in the name of Nantucket the island she selected Nantucket of course is in reality an Indian name Marthas Vineyard and the Elizabeth islands went to Martha and Elizabeth respectively while for the fourth daugh ter whose name has been lost to memory there was nothing left but the most remote and undesirable of the group which was oalled No Mans Land because its owner was a woman The Elizabeth islands in fact were named for Queen Elizabeth by Bartholomew Sosnold their discoverer whoja name has been given to the town that com- ¬ prises them Boston Transcript ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ SHIRTS BOOTS SHOES ETC AV UNDERWEAR v 4 I - V Jl - M K s I - -- i y i Wr - rM V V-- JLisr- - 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 Mailing Candy Abroad A young man who apparently knows a girl in London came into the offioe the i Paris ASSIGNEES NOTICE persons having claims against x assigned estate of J Smedley are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or their at- ¬ Lizzie Evans who has beenfseen here several times in Foggs Ferry The Buckeye and In Old Kentucky has gone into vaudeville She is now at Weber and Fields Broadway Music other day and asked whether candy could be sent abroad through the mails So he was taken over to the postofiice and the state of affairs was laid before an official who instigated an investigation After a long time he returned and reported as follows ¬ C 0 SE A DAUGHERTY ALL L H Landman M D 1 503 i l PAINTER Of No W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio iOMTIfl Will be at the Windsor Hotel Ky TUESDAY MARCH 9TH 1897 returning every second Tuesday in month mtST T eah Paints ASSIGNEES NOTICE terials Tarnishes Artists Bourbon Land ASSIGNEES NOTICE X iSLXld Optician La n d m a n has been visiting this S svtvv y J city regularly for over five vears and has ad justed glasses to the eyes of the best people Of Paris and Bourbon County and has proven himself competent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Clark Clays drug store between his visits and when he makes his regular visit he will examine your eyes thorough ¬ ly and make any change necessary to give satisfaction Examination free References Drs W J Fithian Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C D Cram of Paris agHMTK ¬ i FOR RENT Weekly Cincinnati ¬ FOR SALE ASSIGNEES NOTICE Commercial Tribune ONLY SOc A Year COMMERCIAX I TRIBUNE CO Cincinnati O ¬ ¬ m 1 ii w U - M H DAILEY NOTICE XCKY PWiyBslTY ¬ WILBUR R SMITH LEXINGTON R A SPRAKE PRESIDENT KY ¬ two-year-o- ld 1000 RoftaiOTi 100 in Banks peiereilCe eludingsuccessful graduates ln Award of Medal and Diploma at Worlds Exposition for Book keeping etc A Thoronffb Influential and Honored College 0 ¬ RISES PTI6E I ¬ Hundreds of students In attendance the past year from 20 states Business Coarse consists of Book keenins Business Arithmetic Penmanship Commercial Law Merchandising Banking Joint Stock Manufacturing Lectures Business cttcey Mercantile Correspondence etc Cost of Full Business Course inclndfnt nice abdut089itati0nery UUd Bo Tyiewritlngand TeleRrsteiay are specialties have special teachers and with nessncbuSeCaU b token Special department for ladies HsLtui2nsThe demand for our sssaVtsS60111 o this cousge iiMs tU W - r SlwLnFtonyr tne location ible by its many railroads of Prof Smith CvCv -- - - - WLBUB B8MlffetSxiajstiBKy es - a rvgldr ift UiwwpmZM A - ti Hfc r j rfJj Av mmiini- - nijfiri w t n - - n uitor AO- - r -- - n L - JiTHiMiTfTl mrtiiftf inWir i - -- - - - tf - j - T ---- --- f - i - - - JUsJ- -- - iomhtvt VJ A t- - -UKXv-H-jOfaf- i -- lX v5j Wv jaiife36Lj

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