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Digital page images are linked to the text file. - - - ly tf -- 4 - v 3 3rr77ri - THE BOURB UN NEWS V4 N i - CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established FEB l 1881 SEVENTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY MARCH 2 1897 MILLERSBURG NO 181 ASSIGNEES SALE Get Your ClotliiDS fllade t o Measure All of our Goods are Warranted Our experience for eight years in tk wholesale clothing business enables us toj buy ready made clothing et such prices J -- OP Burg v Mrs F A Jones is quite ill Mrs Hamlet Collier of near town is quite ill with fever Carpets Furniture Wall Papers Draperies Miss Lizzie Best of Mason is the gnest of relatives here S Wall of Maysville was The undersigned Assignees of Jobn Special Rug and Curtain Sale Judge G Smedfey will on here on business yesterday Commencing Monday February iifthu Mr Tom Collier of Cynthiana visit Â¬ SATURDAY MARCH 20 1897 ed lady friends here Sunday Mrs Owen Ingels went to Cane Ridse at the Court house door in Paris Bour Â¬ yesterday to visit her sister Mrs Lewis bon County Kentucky at 11 oclock If so ft will paj you to see the splendid values included in this solar time expose to public sale an un COT PRICE Rogers SALR divided one fourth interest in follow-Â¬ Messrs C D Ray and J W Bacon ing tract of land situated near Hutchi Â¬ of Paris visited lady friends here son Station Bourbon County being the Smyrna Rugs Mat ro Carpet Sizes from 30c to 832 00 Japanese RngsMat to Carpet Sizes from Sunday property of John G Smedley The 60c to 15 00 land is described by metes and bounds Made Rugs irom Mat to Carpet Sizes from 50c to 35 00 Mr Aaron Smedley of Hutchison P was the guest of Mr J G- Smedley as follows DiAMASK CURTAINS 3 YARDS REDUCED FROM 450 TO 3 yesterday Tract No 1 the large piece lying on PER FAIR 3flV MS Mr and Mrs E T Beeding and son the north west side of the Maysville and TINSELED CREPES REDUCED FROM 20c to 12Jc of Paris visited relatives and friends Lexington Turnpike contains one hun dred and iwenty five acres one rood and CRETONNES 36 INCHES WIDEr AT 12Jc here Sunday twenty oae poles 125 A 1 21 P Mr Thornton Phillips and bride and is bounded as follows RBeglnnins CREPE CHINA AND JAPANESE SILK REDUCED FROM 75c AND guests of Mr H Phillips returned to 1 TO 50c in the middle of said turnpike at 1 see Winchester Saturday a corner to Mrs Waller and run Â¬ WE INVITE INSPECTION plat JARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES OConnell Bros of Carlisle will open ning therefrom wjth the middle of said a saloon in the room two doors trom the turnpikeS 49 J poles to 2 a post office about March 9th corner to Corbin thence N 44 W 54 72 100 P to 3 a stone corner to the The assignees sale of J W Mock thence 2S100 P Cos furniture hearses and fixtures all same Btoiie N 10 1 E 82to the to 4 a corner same Corner Main and Broadway -- - - - brought good prices Saturday - Le ington Ky and Steele thence S 71 3 4 E -John W Mock will move his furniÂ¬ 77 52 lOdp5 to 5 a stone corner to said ture and undertaking establishment into Steeletence N 19 I E m 96 100 P to 6 the room adjoining the bank a8toueqfrner to the same and Mrs 69 E 26 1 5 P to 7 a Mr John Layson Jr who is now Waller fbence S cojrtier to 19 Waller thence with Renaker Bros of Oynthiana was stone llfc P to said stone corner to N the 8a E 2 48 the guest of his parents here Sunday same thncp N 52 E 62 P to 9 a stone of Falmouth is in attend- Â¬ corner to the saine thenca S 73 1 E 77 Dr Wilson ance on Master Norvell Shrader who is 32 100 P to the beginning quite ill at the home of his uncle Rev The Whitest Purest and Tract No 2 the small piece on which Robertson dwelling house is situated contains the The Rev W M Morrison and wife of twenty five aires two roods and eight Nepton were guests of Mr and Mrs poles 25 A fe R 8 P and is bounded F A Herbert from Saturday until as follows Beginning m the middle of Tuesday the Maysville and Lexington Turnpike Mr Mike Keough the veteran toll at A see plat a corner to J Jacoby running therefrom with said gatekeeper on the Cane Ridge pike left and Jacobys line S 59 J E 24 4 5 P to B a Saturday to make his future home with stone corner to Mrs Meteer thence S his son in St Louis 21JW 86 36 100 P to Cla stone corner to The musical and elecutionary enter- Â¬ the same thence JT 62 J W 69 44 100 P tainment at the M F C Friday night to D theiniddle of said turnpike thence was pronounced the best of the year by with the middle thereof N 49 E Ask Your Grocer For It 94 28 100 P to the beginning 506 those who attended 25 Large Display of Take No Other Carpenter Bros sold their fine sorrel Tract No 3 which fronts on the walk step horse to Mr Johnson of Maysville and Lexington and Hutchison Ireland for 600 and also a fine black Station Turnpikes contains sixty six harness gelding for 300 acres and one rood and is bqunded as SACK Mrs Lewis Rogers and babe and follows Beginning in the middle of Master Clarence Talbott of near North the Maysville and Lexington Turnpike rijf Middletown were guests of Mr Owen at E a corner to the Hopewell Church f lbbanckjrunning therefrom S 46iEl i -- r Ingels and familySunday f -- u a- post corner 26 Uk -ivrffcrfijMyvt Sanford Carpenter bought a pair of same thence N 42 E 12 48 100P totfeeifct -Ajf t 5htv iVir- - tdae2MMi to G J 3600 lb mules of W Shannon a 2500 the middle of the Hutchison Station jfe 1 ridkij6ibft lb pair of O Turner and a 2600 lb Turnpike thence with the middle there- Â¬ pair of Mr Mase last week of S 60 E 70 2 5 P to H a stone corner Squire R B Boulden and wife went to Mrs Pryor thence S 41 W 122 52100 to Maysville Saturday to visit Mrs P to T a stone cornpr to Mrs Waller John W Boulden who has been very thence N 42 1 W 64 44100 P to J a stone corner to the same thence N 42 ill for the past week with pneumonia W 44 28100 P to K the middle of the Mrs Chas Darnell and daughter Maysville and Lexington Turnpike I Miss Blanche returned Saturday from thence with the middle thereof N 49 E Lexington accompanied by the Misses 86 32100 P to the beginning making a Frazee who will be their guests for sev- Â¬ total of two hundred and seventeen acres and twenty nine poles 217 A eral days S 29 P in the 3 tracts Mr J A Cowdery of Lyons Kansas Terms The property will be sold OAK has been here for the past week and has upon a credit of six twelve and eighteen purchased the celebrated McGibbon months The purchaser will be required Jack from Mr C R Turner This to furnish bond immediately after the Will buy one of our finest 2800 business suits J jack is considered the finest in the state conclusion of the sale with good and Mr Cowdery al30 bought a very fine sufficient surety to be approved by the of Ed Layson and wiU undersigned bearing interest from day also ship a car of the finest bred Al and date of sale at 6 per cent Default derny and Jersey cows payment of either bond at maturity of offers are GOOD FOR SIX Will get our finest 3000 suit The matures subsequent bonds Mrs Elizabeth Piper aged 74 died A plat of the land is on exhibition at good business which is evidence that we are DAYS We are doing a Saturday at 8 p m The funeral was the Lw office of Harmon Stitt who treating the people right preached Sunday at 3 p m at the will take pleasure in showing same to ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER Presbyterian Church by Rev Dr prospective purchasers for Pants made to order Scudder of Carlisle W H Robb of B D SMEDLEY A Mason J W Fitzgerald and Mrs P 3 Assignees Parker of Maysville Mrs Cann Willet T Fobsyth Auctioneer A and daughter and Mrs Angie CampWe have a lot of ends for boys pants cheap for cash bell of Carlisle were among those who attended the funeral Dont forget we have moved to store room between C B Mitchells were Alex Butler G The pall bearers W Mclntyre nd Adams Express office Thos McClintock Isaac Brown John N Laundry Work sent one day and re Â¬ Shannon and Dr I R Best The reWe are agents for M mains were interred at the Millersburg turned next - Kews Note Gathered In And About The BROWER SCOTT FRAZEE BoMoiiCoLand ARE YOU INTERESTED PRICE CO Co te - - - OLOTECIBRS Â¬ Opposite Frank W305 to be skaa Broweiv Scott Frazee alX VSToOl And we guarantee a perfect flt Strictly Ranging from 1350 S26i5Di PR IDE OF PARIS Best To Give You Good Values For Your Money Deciwear at FLOUR EVERY -- n JARIS MILLING CO THE CUBA HAT sb 9c GtJARAHTEED jdsAt f No misrepresentations One price to all i-v W - i V m WESiVE - - -- - J JUST RECEIVED Paris Fnrnislimg anuTailormg Co H STOUT Manager No Tobacco Hogsheads 2300 2500 WITH BEST INDIANA HOOPS WHITE two-year-o- ld WIIiIi SELI AP TARR CEMPLIN m - - ic AND 4 UP Â¬ Â¬ H S STOUT Manager cemetery Prizes were awarded the pupils as fol- Â¬ Miss Lora Insko won the first prize a ring for spelling Miss Mary Agnes Purnell secured prize a bracelet m second spelling 33R- MOTTS CHDEMICLAJLi CO - Cleveland Ohio missing a day Miss For attendance not Lucy Feeback se Â¬ cured the prize a ring Everett By W T Brooks Druggist For Sale Powell in Primary department for spelling first prize a ring Miss Tay- Â¬ lor will open at once a three months term private school THE ever offered to Ladies especially recommend ed to married Ladies for DB MOTTS PEN1TTEOYAI PUIS and take no other Ask SF Send for circular Price 100 per box 6 boxes for 500 Misses Mary Taylor and Mary Richard- Â¬ son the teachers were highly compli- Â¬ The only safe sure and reliable Female PTXIi mented for their excellent work The City School was closed Friday moms s Zm All We Want can not be excelled Is an opportunity to convince you that our - worj PENNYROYAL PILLS - lows We Are Working For A Reputation guaranteed A Crescent changes time Sunday February 28th Schedules be- Â¬ tween Cincinnati and Lexington are shortened up on several trains The Blue Grass Vestibule leaves Cincinnati reaches the principal cities of the South with a service of superbly appointed at 400 p m instead of 415 arriving at through trains Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars through to Harriman Chatta- Â¬ Junction City at 320 p m Train No 3 leaving Cincinnati at nooga Attalla Birmingham Tuscaloosa Meridian New Orleans Atlanta Macon reaches Georgetown 1015 p 800 p m Â¬ m North and Jacksonville Through Sleeping Cars to Knoxville Hot Springs bound train No 6 leaves Somerset 1210 instead of 1225 p m Georgetown 319 and Asheville and from Chattanoogo to Jackson Vicksburg Monroe and arrives Cincinnati 605 p m Other and Shreveport Through lounst bieepers to bos Angeles and trains practically unchanged San Francisco Choice of Routes to Texas Mexico and California fr Â¬ via New Orleans or via Shreveport Cities to Cincinnati Short Line from the Blue Grass it Will Do You Good wH Hisv aoonmtnnrlflHnti to Tatrons Free Parlor fU oworw VVVW J 3rairC1Sir umvWiUi iV 1KJ Are you constipated Do you have Cars Lexington to Cincinnati Cafe Parlor and ObservaSick Headaches Is your Nervous tion Cars between Cincinnati Lexington and system Liver or Kidneys out of order Chattanooga If so cure yourself by using Wrights Celery Tea It improves the complex- Â¬ W C Binearson Chas W Ze ion Price 25c sold by W T Brooks G P A Cincinnati 0 V -Eiv Passr Agt Cincinnati 0 Druggist Â¬ Queen Crescent ajJ JX Change Of Time The Queen Cure DR BELLS PINE-TAR-HONE- Y And can not afford to turn out inferior work Give us a trial and if good work can gain your patron- Â¬ age yours is insured Quick work and satisfaction BOURBON i v Croup whooping cough and colds are quickly allayed and danger averted by STEM LAIDRY BEO W Mi HINTON JR 7 Props OFFICE AND WORKS 127 129 SEVENTH ST PARIS KY co BRANCH OFFICE W M Hintoas Jewelry Store This famous remedy will cure an attack of croup in the time it Every takes to find a doctor ready for home should have it the time of need It is an infal- Â¬ I lible remedy for all bronchial and I lung affections I 8y5gi5r- - 455a - tfc Sold by druggists at 25c 50c and 1 per bottle or sent direct on receipt of price by Tho E E Rntbprland Sedielna mi I I 3 Co r Faducah Kr L fflw V in iiiiiiiii hih i m ttiJ V - ADVERZI81NG MATES Displays one dollar per inch for first Inser Â¬ tion half rates each Insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents per due each insertion JLocals in black type twenty cents per line each Insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when STORY brick house on Upper running at line rates Pleasant street adjoining the resi Â¬ Obituarl2s cards of thanks calls on candiÂ¬ dates resolutions of respect and matter of a dence of S S Clay Apply to II ITfl Tintliro fart nrmn nlt 29sep tf A O ADAIR Special rates given for largo advertise oaents and yearly cards FOR RENT M c - - cJ tCrf JST1 mwm - - jjE - Ay - E- - J1 - - 1 4- - - Irf T I smv v - r - vi - rv r- --i i- - i s 1 j 1 s jf- - sV5 4 J K T HE BOURBON NEWS x TEUESBAY MARCH 2 1897 GREAT BATTLE Ton y the Cubans One of the Most Jm porlant of the War Beported Jn Washington That Gen Havana Feb 27 The estate of Lee Has Been Assassinated Juan Csiollo in the province of Santa 31ara is becoming famous Besides Adjt Gun Rykerg of Tennessee Receive the great victory Gen Gomez won there n February 1 the Cuban general has m Telegram Ordering Him to Washing Â¬ just obtained in the same place the ton and Asking Him How Many Men Could Be Furnished most important success since the revo- Â¬ lution began The utmost efforts of the Spanish Washington Feb 6 Rumors 01 luthorities in Havana have been ex-Â¬ various descriptions were floating about Washington Thursday night the most ited to suppress all news of the enÂ¬ sanguinary of which was one report Â¬ gagement Gen Gasgo at the head of 1500 men ing the assassination of Consul General Lee Joined with this and other sen Â¬ met Gen Gomez on the estate of Juan sational reports was one that the war Criollo Gomez was marching with department was exercised about a J 000 men Gen Gasco gave orders to prompt readiness of troops in southern retire while his rear guard was in Â¬ states and had addressed the re-Â¬ structed to keep up fighting to spective southern state adjutant gen- Â¬ prevent the Cubans from too rapidly Gomez ordered his cavalry erals accordingly At least one of pursuing these military functionaries has an- to advance rapidly on the flanks of Gasco ordered nounced that there was nothing in the Spanish column his column to form a square and stand it Â¬ Havana Feb 26 Dispatches re- with fixed bayonets against the Cuban ceived here from New York say a ru- Â¬ cavalry Gomezs cavalry and infantry then mor is prevalent that United States began to fire As soon as the SpanConsul General Lee has received his passports This is not true Lee has iards sought to leave the square and neither received his passports nor has deploy themselves in guerrilla order he resigned his post The fact is that the Cuban cavalry attacked them The a day or two ago he intimated his dis- Â¬ fight hacl been in progress two hours position to resign if the United States and Gasco had already lost more than Â¬ government failed to sustain the atti Â¬ 100 men killed when Gen Segura ap- Â¬ tude he had assumed in the cases of peared with a column Segura ad Dr Ruiz and Mr Scott He has gone vanced resolutely against the Cuban cavalry obliging Gomez to withdraw no further than this the two Fbankfort Ky Feb 2G When in- Â¬ tacking lines with which he was atÂ¬ Gasco The Cuban cavalry formed of the sensational report from Washington Thursday night that Sec- Â¬ then formed in one body to the left retary of War Lamont had sent dis- Â¬ and the infantry faced Seguras patches to the adjutant generals of the troops But unexpectedly for the l southern states asking them how many the Cuban artillery began toSpaniards fire from troops they could place in the field in The dynamite 4S hours Adj Gen Collier said he had the higher of two hills gun did splendid work Three shells received no communication from Sec retary Lamont Gov Bradley had not exploding in the ranks of Segura blew been advised of an such inquiry and up 50 men Gasco was then on La Reforma eswas inclined to discredit the report force also retired Louisville Ky Feb 20 A dis- Â¬ tatethe Then Segurasseverely harassed to same place patch from Nashville says that Adjt Seeing that the forces of Segura were Gen Ryker of Tennessee Thursday also defeated Gasco sent messengers received a telegram ordering him to Washington also asking him how asking help from Jatibuonico or Tag Gen Ruis came with 1200 many men could be furnished the asco men At the approach of these Gogovernment mez retire d to the Juan Criollo estate LEES DISPATCH The Cuban cavalry suddenly turning That Notified Secretary Olney He Would on both sides attacked them while the patriot infantry holding the two Not Stand Another Ruiz Murder New York Feb 26 Secretary of hills with the artillery on the higher State Olney Thursday at Washington one made havoc in the Spanish lines reiterated his denials as to Consul Gen- Â¬ Again the Spanish forces leaving eral Lee having applied for war ves- more than 500 killed on the plain were sels to be sent to Cuba In view of routed in great disorder The news of these denials the Herald Friday morn this battle reached Gen Weyler at ing publishes the cablegram sent by Placeta He was ill Some say that Gen Lee to Mr Olney The cable- he has been wounded others that he is suffering from fever and again it gram is as follows is affirmed that his illness was producHavana Cuba Feb 22 1897 Olney Washington Have demand ed by the shock of the news of this It was a brilliant master ed release of Scott American citizen battle who has been kept in prison and in- Btroke by Gomez It will usher in the communicado without due process of Beason with all Cubans dn good spirits law 11 days THE POLICY Trust that you appreciate gravity of situation and are prepared to sus Of the New Administration In Regard to the Cuban War No Meddling With tho tain me Insurrection Must have warship immediately New York The Journal low many ships have you at Tampa Friday morningFeb 27 the following printed Key West and southern waters and are you prepared to send them hero dispatch from Julius Chambers O its staff correspondent at Cleveland should it become necessary Intense curiosity exists to know the I can not and will not stand anÂ¬ policy to be pursued regarding Cuba Lee Havana other Ruiz murder by the incoming administration I am able to state that policy on the high THE PRESIDENT ELECT est authority and in the epigram in No Cause for Alarm Over Ilia Physical which it will be enunciated Condition His Health Improving There will not be any Canton O Feb 26 There seems to the Cuban insurrection meddling with or any trifling be some unnecessary alarm in the east with Spain over the physical condition of the presidEvery ent-elect Telegrams of inquiry ad- Â¬ will have citizen of the United States the dressed to various persons here indi- this governmentabsolute protection oi if war with Spain be cate that a feeling of uneasiness exists precipitated The first case of brutality It is without foundation however to Maj McKinle- - who has had the be a citizen of the United States will followed b3 immediate and unmisgrippe for ten days is improving takable action on the part of the ad hourly and took two walks about the ministration street and a long drive His color is Maj McKinley is opposed to a recogreturning and the sparkle has come nition of the republic back to his eye Both Maj McKinley he maintains that of Cuba because it does not exist and his physician are confident that and that the only existing government his health will be fully restored by in Cuba is Spain The granting of Thursday next Mrs McKinley is belligerent rights to insurgents he also much better and the grippe has argues would relieve Spain to a large practically left her There were no extent of her obligations to this gov visitors of consequence Thursday and ernment no one with the exception of the fam No ily and a few personal friends talked would claims of American citizens lie against Spain for the dewith the president elect struction of their property on the is It is proposed by the people of Can- land by the insurgents ton to form a large proce ssion Monday Maj McKinley equally night next to escort Maj McKinley to army interventionis holding opposed to the railway station ne was to have tions justifying such a step that condi-Â¬ do not exbeen given a public reception on Wash Â¬ ist The president elect has recently ingtons birthday but it was abandon Â¬ expressed himself in writing to ed on account of his illness The pro- the above effect The firmness nf posed escort to the station is to take his on the protection attitude the plce in a measure of the reception due Americans living or traveling in The rumor that CoL J J McCook pre- Cuba is unmistakable The consul fers some other post than secretary of general at Havana will not appeal to the interior continues to be current him in vain President elect McKin here lej will order every ship in the navy NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS to Cuban waters if necessary to pro- Incorporate and Elect Officers Tho tect the life of a man women or child who has a lawful claim on Principal Office Will Be in New York Albany N Y Feb 26 The Amer this government A politi cian close to Maj McKinley ican Newspaper Publishers association was incorporated by the secretary of said Thursdaj- - afternoon that the presidis delighted with the stand state Thursday with a capital of 1000 ent-elect by Gen Lee that he pronounced The association will provide a common taken agency for gathering and disseminat- - it unassailable and just the attitude ing information of value to pub- that he approved I can not vouch lishers of reliable newspapers to for this as I can for the statement re protect irrespon Â¬ garding the Cuban policy of the next them from sible seizures etc The princial office president That I know to be correct -- will be in New York Conservatism on every phase of the city and the Cuban question except the rights of Charles N Knapp of directors are They must and St Louis J A Butler of Buffalo American citizens shall be protected are Maj McKin of Win Bryant H F Gunnison Brooklyn Frederick Driscoll of St leys words Will Be Cremated Paul W N Seif of Pittsburgh Mil Â¬ Logan O Feb 27 Dr David Lit- Â¬ ton A McRae of Cincinnati Charles A Taylor jr of Boston and S H tle who died Friday will be cremated in Cincinnati Kaufman of Washington Suit Entered Against Ex Auditor Moore Col Granger Commits Suicide Ct Feb 26 CoL Cairn on Winsted Lincoln Neb Feb 27 Attorney Algeron Granger committed suicide by General Smyth Friday began civil suit shooting at his home here early Thurs Â¬ against ex Auditor Eugene Moore and day morning Col Granger was born his bondsmen for the recovery of 23 in New Marlboro Mass August 12 000 due the state The petition which 1S39 He was a member of the Second is nearly 3000 words in length is simi Connecticut having served during the lar to that contained in the criminal war and participated in 19 battles with Â¬ information filed against Moore twu out receiving a scratch Ill health the days ago npp4sed cause One Dead the Other Dying Liberty Tex Feb 27 Stfm P Will Send a Committee Springfield 111 Feb 2 The Il- Â¬ Perryman the attorney of Houston linois legislature will send a commit Tex shot and killed Archie W Over puttee to Carson City to ascertain lon Efe was probably fatally stabbed ivhther boxing contests are brutal himself An old feud was the caufie-- V r- 7- - MANY ETJMOES LAST SUNDAY At His Church in Canton Before Go Â¬ - ing to Washington- - The Pastor Asks the Divine Blessing on the Outgoing- and Incoming President Ail Preparations for Leaving Can Â¬ ton Made at McKinleys Home ti - Â¬ V V W i 1 Â¬ t j I h t Â¬ iff t M Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ i -- Â¬ V t Hi j- Â¬ 13 4 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ i - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ March 1 Maj McKin leys last Sunday at his home in Can- ton before starting out for Washing ton to be inaugurated president of the United States was marked by no unus He went to the ual happenings Methodist church of which he has been a members since he was 17 years old The church has a seating capacity exceeding 1000 and it was crowded Maj McKinley drove to the church and was accompanied by Capt H 0 Heistand and George E Morse of San Francisco whp married one of the president elects nieces Snow was fall- ing rapidly and almost obscured Maj McKinleys figure as he walked from Maj the carriage to the church McKinley joined with evident relish in the singing of the opening Dr C E Man- Â¬ hymn Jesus reigns pastor who was a member chester the of Maj McKinleys regiment during O Lord the war said in his prayer bless our nation grant that peace and We pray righteousness may prevail Thee that Thy blessing may be on the president of the United States in the of admin- Â¬ days closing his may and nothing istration to Thee done displeasing be Let Thy blessing rest upon Thy ser- Â¬ vant who has been chosen to be the chief executive of this nation We pray Thee to go with him give him great faith in Thee may he be sus- Â¬ tained by the prayers of Thy people that he may carry out Thj will We pray Thee to manifest Thyself to him and to all of us Dr Manchester found his text in the third verse of the 21st chapter of The Lord hath need Matthew His theme was the higher life In speak- Â¬ ing of his home training he paid in a delicate indirect way a beautiful tribute to Mother McKinley In con- Â¬ How clusion Dr Manchester said we preserve the peace of nations shall What are we to do for this great land of ours There is one thought in all of our minds this morning as our dear brother and friend goes out to take up the duties that lie before him Our prayers that he do aright the great work set before him B F McKinley of San Francisco an uncle of the president elect ar rived in Canton Sunday He will ac- Â¬ company the presidential party to Washington All preparations for leaving Canton have been made at the McKinley home Mr and Mrs Lafayette Williams who are to share the private car occupied by Maj and Mrs McKinley will arrive here Monday The presidential train will consist of seven cars a combination baggage and smoking car a handsome new Pullman for the newspaper correspondents a dining car two Pullmans a private car for Mother McKinley and her party and a second private car which will be the last car on the train and will be occupied by the president elect The train will be preceded by one bearing the Cleveland troop which is going to do escort duty There will be about 65 persons on Maj McKinleys special train most of them being relatives or close personal friends of the president elect The train conveying the president- Â¬ elect will leave here at 7 oclock Mon day night and is scheduled to arrive in Washington at 11 oclock on Tuesday It will not be run at a high rate of speed on account of Maj McKinleys venerable mother and other la- Â¬ dies who will passengers be on it Safety and comfort will be the end sought rather than swift- Â¬ ness Maj McKinley will probably say a few words of farewell to his friends and neighbors before the train leaves Canton He is to be escorted to the train by several thousand Canton people and the streets along the line of march will be brilliantly illumin ated Maj and Mrs McKinley took a drive Sundaj afternoon They are both in possession of their usual health O Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Canton Â¬ II L Â¬ UNCLE SAM Proparinir to Send Troops Through Flori Â¬ da A Necessity for Protecting tho Coast May Arise Â¬ Â¬ I- - Â¬ f J- - Â¬ if i T Â¬ ir From an incautious word dropped by a promi- Â¬ nent state official here Sunday night it was ascertained that the general government has been making arrange ments for some dajs past toward the quick transportation of federal troops through Florida in case of necessity The story is that the railroads in this state have been asked to cooperate with the northern lines and have special trains ready at a moments notice to transport gov Â¬ ernment troops to all points on the seacoast It is also stated that the Washington authorities have been in communication with the state officers in regard to calling out the state troops if necessary and to provide for their quick transportation to points needed It is understood that this has been going on very quietly for the past week and that alL arrangements have been completed so that at a moments notice the troops could be thrown into Tampa Key West St Augustine and other coast towns and Jacksonville 1 Â¬ Â¬ Tallahassee Fla March r T u I F V - Â¬ E the Poworg London March 1 The Athens cor- Â¬ respondent of the Times denies that there is any lack of union among the powers although he says it is impossible to dissuade the populace from believing that there is no union among them There is confident expectation among the Greeks that their country will emerge triumphant from the con- Â¬ fusion Â¬ No Hack of Union Among Â¬ HTti IS4Us Aa 1 The Mullanphy Savings bank the oldest and largest savings bank in St Louis closed its doors Saturday morning St Louis March A St Louis Savings Bank Fails Of the United States Senate Draws i wonderful freak of nature smoothr shiny yellow rind crimson flesh de- Â¬ Washington Feb 27 In the house Crowd Sunday Afternoon licious Its sensational Took 500 first Friday the house bill was passed pro 1896 You must have it to be prizes viding for the adjustment of labor It Was Strictly a Business Session aud in the in swim Melons go like wild fire troubles between carriers of inter state Consideration of the Sundry Civil Ap Â¬ commerce aud their employes It reat 100 apiece We paid 300 for one propriation Bill Was Resumed quires the commissioner f labor and 100 prizes for earliest melon The Last Days of the Session melon chairman of the inter state commerce ripened in 1806 in 41 days Lots of Washington March 1 An open ses- money made in earliest vegetables commission in case of trouble between a railroad company and its employes sion of the United States senate on a Salzers seeds produce them Thirty to make an effort to settle it by con Sunday afternoon is such a remarkable five earliest sorts postpaid 100 FaiHng in xhis a board of and unusual occurrence and so much cilliation Send This Notice and 15 Cents fob a arbitration is to take hold of the at variance with the religious senti Rind matter both parties to be bound by ment of the country that crowds were Pkg of Goldenpages and wonderful seed to the John A Sal Senate bill prohibiting attracted to the north wing of the cap book 146 big its award k the importation of impure and un- itol an hour before 3 oclock in the af- zer Seed Co La Crosse Wis ternoon the time to which the senate wholesome tea was also passed block out Washington Feb 27 The sub- at half past 2 in the morning had A man who will go aeverybody of his way he sees is to shake hands with committee of the senate committee on taken a recess All classes and condi- no better friend than some who hardly take appropriations had the naval bill un tions of people were in the crowd Some time to speak WashingtonDemocrat der consideration Friday night and were on hand early enough to obtain How Tills will meet to make a final report to the seats in that section of the galleries We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward full committee Saturday The senate that is open to the general public for any case committee will not add any battleships Others who were the holders of tickets cured bv Hallsof Catarrh that can sot be Catarrh Cure to the bill though three of the 30 knot to reserved sections presented them F J Cheney Co Props Toledo0 torpedo boat destroyers will probably and were admitted so loner as anv We the undersigned have known JE J space was left Those who could get Cheney for the last 15 years and believe be added to the bill Washington Feb 27 The commit- inside stationed themselves near the him perfectly honorable in all business able to tee on elections of both president and gallery doors waiting their chances oi transactions and financially their firm carry out any obligations niad by vice president and members Friday admission or wandering listlessly up West Truax Wholesale Druggists Toheard further argument in the alleged and down the marble staircases and ledo O Marvin Wholesale the spacious halls As to the senators Walding Kinnan South Carolina election frauds Druggists Toledo Ohio Dr Sampson Pope independent can- themselves the day seemed to make nc Balls Catarrh Cure is taken internally didate for governor characterized as a difference to them They were pres- acting directly upon the blood and mucous great fraud the constitutional conven- ent in about the usual number a surfaces of the system Price 75c per bot tion and reviewed the circumstances vote taken soon after the proceedings tle Sold by all Druggists Testimonials began showed that there were nearly free attending it Halls Family Pills are the best Mr Corliss said that the memorials seventy senators in the hall some of presented by Mr Murray and which them being paired Nor was there any We have noticed that most funny stories were the subject of the hearing were noticeable distinction as to the men are either on an Irishman or a man just addressed to the congress of the representing the New England states married Atchison Globe United States and asked Mr Pope if and the men representing sections oi for Fifty Cents he thought under these circumstances the country where Sabbath observance Over 400000 cured Why not if it should not be joint the senate is not so general or strict and business regulate or remove your desire lor tobacco participating Mr Pope replied that went on just as it does on week days Saves money makes health and manhood It was strictly a business session and Cure guaranteed 50c and SI 00 all druggists the house committee he thought consideration of the sundry civil apcould act independently but individu A ally he favored a joint investigation propriation bill was immediately re- pays man who weighs more than 1C0 pounds the fiddler double price when he dances After further hearing the committee sumed the question being on those Atchison Globe went into executive session and de- committee amendments which were cided to submit the facts gathered by passed over without action Saturday Fits stopped free and permanently cured them to the house with the recom- night The first of these appropriated No fits after first days use of Dr Klines Great Nerve mendation that the whole matter be 1085156 to pay the producers of sugar treatise Dr Restorer Free S2 trial bottle Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa referred to the next congress In view the balance of their claims for bounty of its importance it was deemed un- Â¬ under the McKinley law On this Mr Girls nearly always say mean things about wise at this late day of the session to Vest dem Mo demanded the yeas another girl who gets ahead of them in and nays and it was agreed to 37 to 12 school Washington Democrat undertake the inquiry The next amendments were those Notifid of SanguiHys Pardon Washington Feb 27 Secretary making appropriations for- the great Pisos Cure for Consumption is an A river and harbor improvements under No 1 Asthma medicine W 11 Williams Olney with the official notification of Sanguillys pardon by the queen of contracts authorized by former river Antioch Ills April 11 1891 Spain in his hands visited President and harbor bills the various amounts Nobody gets as much and as profitable Cleveland at the white house an hour being generally reduced by the com- free advertising as a prize lighter Atchi mittee about 25 per cent from the son Globe figures fixed by the house Eight or Just try a nine pages of those amendments were tharticfiriest 10c box of Casearets candy ca liver and bowel regulator made disposed of with little debate but the item appropriating 5100000 to prevent He most lives who lives most for others- the Mississippi river from breaking inRams Horn to the Cache river near Cairo 111 proJa- Â¬ Cold voked an extended discussion during cobs Oil stiffens a sprained muscle it St warms softens and cures which the whole subject of the improvement of the Mississippi river was About half a mans time is taken up sign ing petitions and protests Atchison Gtobe gone over An item in relation to electric light Casearets stimulate liver ing in the District of Columbia to bowels Never sicken weaken kidneys and or gripe 10c which Mr Hill dem N Y was opposed gave that senator an opportuni The men who work are not usually the ty of expressing his views in relation dead beats Atchison Globe to a Sunday session of the senate He Frost bites are like burns had doubted the propriety of the sen- are cured by St Jacobs Oil and scalds All ate meeting on Sunday to enact legislaJULIO sanguilly people of the for the What men call failure may often be what before the cabinet met The anticipa- Â¬ tion His attention had angels call success Rams Horn United States tion is that a similar notification has to called various peti been cabled to acting Capt Gen Ahu been tions presented by honorable senators mada at Havana and that Sanguilly asking for a rest day for the District will leave Havana for the United of Columbia and he had been disposed States on the steamer which leaves to Havana Saturday having first given in acquiesce in the sentiment expressed these petitions He also remem- Â¬ his parole to participate no further in bered which to that the senator from Michigan April May are the hest months inblood and the Cuban insurrection purify vitalize and enrich the Mr McMillan who had suggested prevent and cure all spring humors ind the Ruizs Death to Be Invrstisrated this senate amendment had in best medicine for this purpose is Washington Feb 27 Official cable-Â¬ troduced a bill to grams from Madrid received at the first day of the weekProtect the commonly Spanish legation regarding the death called Sunday as a day of rest of Ruiz show that the government is and worship in the District of Colum- Â¬ aroused to most energetic action and bia passed was That bill that orders have gone forward to Cuba broad enough to if it had any legislaprevent The One True to have a most thorough investigation tion on this day For those reasons he Blood Purifier into the affair This is regardless ol hesitated to engage in a general de- Prepared by IHood Co Lowell Mass the question of Ruizs nationality bate But now to be serious he liUUU i ST i II c act easily promptly and Wru irf Oi 1 1 effectively 25 cents for whether he is an American or not continued the government has determined that Have you not been serious all if a crime has been committed those time a senator asked in low tones the 1 guilty shall be punished If Gen That is a reflection on the remarks Lees charges are correct that the doc- which I have made Mr Hill replied tor was killed or driven to suicide by and then he went on with his statehis jailers the severest punishment of ment military law will be executed on those The amendment was adopted responsible The last week of the Fifty fourth Cabinet Meet in er congress finds the senate with the i WASHiNGTONFeb27 The last meet- Â¬ great appropriation tt bills in a more 1 ing but one of the Cleveland cabinet for several years was held Friday It is said that per- Â¬ backward state thanappropriation bud- Â¬ Six annual sonal affairs incident to the close of gets of the become laws with the aphave the administration formed much of proval of the president The Indian the subject bill and the post office bill the latter of which was passed at an GEN LEE early hour Sunday morning are in American Consul General to Cuba Open Â¬ conference There are now before the ly and Shamefully Insulted by a Higl senate the fortifications District of Co- ft Spanish Official I Havana Feb 27 The Marquis de lumbia the sundry civil and naval I Palmerola made a scandalous personal bills The sundry civil bill was under This attack on Gen Lee Wednesday night discussion Sunday afternoon in thGWorW and the naval and district bills promin the palace in the presence of sev- Â¬ For 14 years this shoe by merit alone has odistanced all competitors eral American newspaper correspond- Â¬ ise to be prolific in debate so that the Indorsed by over 1000000 wearers as the ents The incident arose because the senate will be compelled to give closer best in style fit and durability of any shoo ever offered at 300 censor refused to pass a dispatch for attention to its work during the few It is made in all the latest shapes and styles I remaining days than it has up to this and of every variety of leather the correspondents which said that the Ono dealer In a town given exclusive sale release of Scott had been demanded time The general deficiency bill will and advertised in local paper on receipt of reasonable order Write for catalogue to W because he was both arrested and kept be reported from committee Monday L Douglas Brockton Mass If the debate is prolonged as some ii prison in defiance of the law Who told you shat shouted Gen senators appear to be content to have MAPS OR PLAYING CARDS Palmerola the secretary of state for it there will be good grounds for the belief that at least two of the bills the island Send 15cts in postage may fail altogether Gen Lee replied a correspondent to the undersigned and calmly Bussia in Accord With Other Powers you will receive either a splendidly mounted Gen Lee ii a liar imposter and 1 Vienna March The Politisch map of theUnitedStates rebel shouted the little marquis with Correspondenz semi officially denies or a pack of best quality an oath the statement that Russia would orPlaying Cards Gen Lee is ot course too busily en- der Greece to recall her fleet and all L W WAKELEY Gen Pass Agt gaged in endeavoring to induce our her troops from Crete within three Burlington Route St Louis Mo government to protect the lives and days It says that Russia is in comproperty of our fellow citizens to pay plete agreement with the other pow- GREAT WORD CONTEST any attention to Palmeralo s outbreak ers To more thoroughly introduce our Farnonn TVLr tl S Bus Exit for the extermination of Water Venezuela Commission at an End Bugs and ltoaches we will give away In prizes tom Wm J Bryan in New York WASHiNGTONMarch L The Vevezue First Prize 8700 2nd 8300 3rd EMO 4th6thand6h- 26 Wm J Bryan New York Feb oMSacTheilexfc8Meach ThentM5 00each us 25c wrwm send did not have a large audience in Car- Â¬ Ian commission terminated its exist you abox ofand 5c extra for postage and directiouot the Exterminator with ence Saturday at noon when its mem- thewordcontestThfXeiTYork3lfgCoM full negie hall Friday night to hear his lecture on Money but the audience bers Justice Brewer Frederick R A booklet handsomely illustrated was in a moderate degree enthusiastic Coudert Andrew D White Justice and the opportunities there for and it applauded whenever it got a Alvey and President Gilman accomA number of ladies were panied by Secretary Mallet Provost 3hance application own4rf Maed without ohnrge on present and energetically applauded called on the president and delivered Agent C B to P S Eustis General Passen cr Q R R Chicaeo 111 its report of the work accomplished in Mr Bryans sentiments the year of its existence Prominent Jesuit Dead Weyler Mmy Quit Montreal Feb 2Y Father Hudson Madrid March L The pardon ol 5x superior general of the Jesuits of Oanada died at the convent of the Im Sanguilly has greatly annoyed Weyler naculate Conception Friday morning and it is said he contemplates resign ing his post as captain ceneral of Cuba e was born in this province in 1823 Sangully Released From Custody Â¬ -- THE HOUSE Passes the Bill Providing for the Adjust moot of Certain Labor Troubles Julio OPEN SESSION A STRANGE JFBEAK OF KATUUE We hope to sell 1000000 Golden Rind Watermelon the most packages Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- rt Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ K jYo-To-B- ac letNo-To-Ba- c Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ lW7 jr 41 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Sarsasiarilla v Â¬ Â¬ i i Â¬ W fa- - W VVRir------ - 1 Â¬ Â¬ lISlMMlf i WLDOUCLAS 3 SHOE Â¬ -- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ffl Â¬ FREE Â¬ IVtT i lij BEnl k i HK m j cssaxsr - m T ihL wSifaacJf 444tfltt3tfs5AR3aBS3SBKXKEBEL i3 JaE ii- - iblsJ 1 arfiM t -r - rfcs -- w-p 6- THE BGTJBBON NEWS TUESDA Y MARCH 2 1897 or four miles to where the men were Come In dreams I revisit the scenes of my youth telling timber for the mills Clara- he added you shall go with When friendship meant friendship and me truth meant truth When hearts were wide open and knowing Clarence and Fannie had gone horse- Â¬ no guile back riding and Clara went with her And life flowed as broad and as deep as the father leaving Herbert Lathrop behind Nile When Johnny and Charlie and fJilly This act first opened his eyes to the and Ben fact that perhaps after all there was Toed the mark like brave fellows and act- Â¬ a doubt about his being able to win ed like men your face in the morn or Clara or even obtain the oonsent of her And would look in the night father With eyes that were truthful and kindly Well I must have one of them he and bright Clarence lost no time with Fan- Â¬ And there was sweet Katie the pride of said nie and the little minx said yes while them all And Jennie so graceful so stately and to me she said no and laughed in nry tall With a voice like an angel or twitter of face One of the girls must surely be Mrs Herbert Lathrop birds Whose soul was forever expressed in her Clara said her father when they words were well on the road what think you Sweet Fannie the roystering frolicsome of jour brothers choice girl Kopt hearts in a flutter and life in a A perfect treasure father I know whirl theyll be happy While her songs in the school room and Daughter have you never thought laugh on the stairs Could banish all sorrow and scatter dull of marriage cares No father why should I am And her waltz in the ballroom attracted all but eighteen plenty of time I you are eyes Iiike stars that are glowing in bright sum- Â¬ not anxious to iose me I trust mer skies Far from it Clara but you have an What millions Id give to live once again In the light of her eyes and stroll down opportunity now to win a husbandandÂ¬ wealth and station in fact he is al the lane As we did when our life and our love were ready won you have but to accept so lucky him I have received a proposal for When wo kissed in the moonlight of dear your hand old Kentucky A husband I dont want wealth and But the years that are fled shall never again station we have but who is it pray Fill my heart with pure pleasure sorrow that thinks my hand worth the hay Â¬ or pain Not Herbert Lathrop I hope if Yet my soul now awakes like a magical ing song so neither hand nor heart have I for Or the notes of a lute that our hearts loved him so long Not Lathrop Clara He is but a That sounds oer the years like a sym- Â¬ phonic strain dejiendent on his uncle The would be And never on earth shall enchant me bridegroom is the uncle himself my again friend John Loyd John A Joyce in Washington Star What Father What And you would have me wed John Loyd a man not younger than mv father Impossi- Â¬ - 3 MOTHER jMKINLEY Â¬ IN DREAMS river near its mouth and scarcely more than three milqs from the open sea and here dwelt many pilots and fishermen The pilots gained a livelihood by the hazardous business of taking trips daily in their open pilot boats out the inlet and often a half dozen miles to sea for the purpose of meeting incoming ves selsand piloting them through the inlet to Smithville harbor and often up to Wilmington The life was very hazardous and manjr pilots annually had their frail boatsswamped by the angry waves and lost their lives yes and do to this day Among these pilots a few years before had been one Donald Bruce a Scotch- Â¬ man of middle life and as bold expert and fearless a mariner as ever piloted a r Good TflJC TTill vnn morning CaptBruce is and you will fifid it untenanted It is at your disposal Thanks captain thanks but I ihink vit more pleasant this fine morning on deck i Your mother and sister are well - Quite well I thank you iCapt Bruce said Fannie what itinie will we arrive in town We will be there by three oclock MissFannie and perhaps before There is fruit in the cabin Miss Hill and if you would like either tea or coffee or anything else that the Clara Beile con tains ring the bell for Tobe and order - l Tlfmr TYkrkir 1i UJ TO DECLARE Â¬ WAR Peixbttoa Portrait of the Old Lady Pre sented to Her Son Caxtox 0 March 1 A pleasant in Between the Kindom of Spain and vthe United JTtates Government cident occured at the McKinley home Saturday evening Some o the older and closer friends of the major ar- Â¬ A Resolution introduced In the House t ranged a little surprise for him That Effect bjr Representative Sulzer Pardon for Has Gen Lae Resigned Peixotto the artist was here for a Sangullly Signed by the Queen considerable time painting the portait of Maj McKinley and these Washington Feb Mr Sulzei N Y offered in the houst dem Thursday a bill declaring war be tween the kingdom of Spain and hei colonies and the United States oi The measure reads as follows Thai war be declared to exist between the kingdom of Spain and her colonies and the United States of America and theii America and their territories it ble - And why my child impossible Loyd has great wealth and he loves -fiJ raS-iyou Clara You would be the mistress n of his home and shine as a star be- Â¬ My3vJSwS57 sides you love no one else do you No no one else in the way you Copyright by A N Kellogg Newspaper Co mean and neither do I love John Lovd I did respect him but now Clara the love of such a man as CHAPTER Continued John Loyd should cause no girl to re At lour oclock Clarence and Fannie accompanied Mr Loyd to the landing sject him less You should consider and the Sunshine bore him back up the it all honor to be loved by such a man Well father you wish me to marry river He waved them good-bjfrom the him not loving him Ah Clara you would love him well deck with his handkerchief steamers in time and said And mother I shall look for you and Clara when 1 She knows nothing of it yet Bruce comes up would not tell her until I had talked They took seats on the wharf and watched the little steamer go puffing1 with you The idea of my marrying Fannies up the river until it disappeared from father a girl scarce a year younger view Fannie said Clarence suddenly than am I Mother I know would never listen to it how long have we been acquainted Your mother child has romantic Why all our lives at least all of Clar- Â¬ notions in her head but look you well mine But what a funny question to wealth and station for there lies ence Â¬ Is it so WellFannie there is some- happiness thing I have been wanting to tell you I think not father not for me for Wg wy in Well what will you say to the suit Clarence do you see that bird Yes I see the bird I wish he could of my friend Loyd whisper in your ear the words I want to I will say dear father that I - love say Now dont run away We are him not But you respect him here alone for once and I must tell for a long time I value neither be3ond reason you No father I will not say that home its getting dark But you will marry him No Fannie it will keep no longer Since your heart is bent on it I will and besides I feel braver here alone with you in the gathering darkness than I think the matter over but I do not love should at home Fannie I have loved John Lovd oi all my life I love you now I will That night Clara repeated her con love you always Fannie will you be versation with her father to her moth my wife there thank the Lord you er who was scarcely less surprised than she had been know it now if you never did before So your father wants you to become And did that take Oh Clarence the wife of this old man because he is bravery rich Was there ever such a worship The bravery of a lion Fannie But er of gold Bat of course youll not tell me tell me truly can you love me many him Not any more at least I think not See Clarence wont it keep till we gi I respect him And inay love him Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ any more Oh unquiet home you know how set fa Fannie ther is in his ways X was about to say Clarence not any I guess I do Ive lived with him for more than I do now 25 long years but do you never marry And do you love me the least bit now save to jlease yourself FaKnie The next morning Clarence knew all More than that Clarence more than that I love you well enough to answer about it His father evidently had told him and when he left Clara he con- Â¬ yes I will be your wife gratulated her Fannie Â¬ If I dont mother we will have an wealth and station I see that you entertain fathers How can he Clarence views youd have your sister be step- Â¬ knows that we love each other TJie two happy hearts went beating mother to your Avif e who is but a year more rapidly back to the manor house her junior pray do you marry Fannie where they found the family seated in because John Loyd is wealthy Do you marry her for esteem for station or the parlor As Clarence ana Fannie entered the for what I love Fannie Clara door with their happy faces flushed Â¬ And think I should marry where I and a something about their appear ance that spoke louder than words do not love No Clara no but surely as a result of that trip to the landing tYes surely I suppose you think squire arose to his feet the that I can love your wifes father What my son What now Fannie enough to marry him I love ycur You look excited said Fannie wife and that is enough for you Well I guess I am Here Fannie joined them I am going to be Clara What doyou think dear she said I know not whether to married when laugh or cry shall you wed papa What exclaimed Clara I know not Fannie he has not asked snd idie jumped from her chair some day Aint me yet but in any event I shall not love I dont know but you less Ave Clarence By this time Claras arms were Hush said Fannie here comes around her and Fannies face was hid Â¬ Herbert Let him know nothing about den on her shoulder it at least not now Well what have yon got to say my Nor did Herbert buthe surmised that boy said the squire something was amiss in his plans and Fve said it father and Fannie did try as he might he could get no oppor not say no I am as happy as a lord tunity to talk to Clara by herself atrd Come he felt certain that they had some And well you should be Puss and give jour expectant father secret tha t he knew not of True it a kiss might be something connected with the All were embracing Fannie and con Â¬ engagement of Fannie and Clarence gratulating Clarence but Lathrop who but it worried him and when night had a scowl on his features but finally came and he went to his room he I wish pondered long before he fell asleep and he too came forward and said you both joy when he slept it was to dream of Fan Â¬ had no opportunity to plead nie Clarence and of untold wealth Herbert his suit as Clara divined something of CHAPTER TV his intentions and gave him none The next evening the squire had his ANGUS BBUCE AND THE CLARA BELLE Smithville a town of several hundred horse and buggy bfbughfto the door and stated that he was going backthree inhabitants is located on the Gape Fear she said do not con in Fannies bright gratulate me In your case congratula Â¬ There were tears eyes when Clarence gently took her tions are well but in mine should I marry Fannies father do you think hands from before her face Now one kiss my little bride to seal they would be well timed No man in Carolina sister is more the bargain esteemed than John Loyd His name Cracky what will pa say now he will would almost head the list then Let us hope Fannie that Clarence No Clarence Â¬ not object when he Â¬ The impudent puppy said Herbert Lathrop Miss Hill shall I reprove him I advise you not Mr Lathorp else Exact Reproduction of Peixottos Portrait you might get your clothing soiled by vis neck and detained him Nay Angus thou shalt not go son contact with the deck or in the some- friends arranged for private sit- Â¬ and if Donald Bruce wud list to me he what grimy waters of the river tings with Mother McKinley and Come Fannie lets test the captains presented wud go neither the sea is angry I will the finished picture to me and one life is enough for fruit warrant the major There was no formal- Â¬ The two girls descended into the ity about the presentation nor were Marget Bruce to trust to it this day Stajr hame Angus stay hame and cabin but soon returned with oranges subscribers present The major how- Â¬ mind thy mither lad for suminat tells and apples Fannie gave Herbert a ever was touched by the gift and his me there be a mighty swell and Id have couple and they proceeded to the stern appreciation of this act of his friends of the schooner where as they took the is boundless thee by the dame So that Angus had remained behind outer covering off they cast it overUNFORTUNATE CRETE and well he did for the wife and daugh board Clara was seated on the schoon- ter of Donald Bruce aye and for the ers railing and Herbert standing near Â¬ Famine a New Dancer Threatens the ly in front of her Island Every Day the Situation Grows lad himself Worse Suddenly he said Hand me the Margaret Bruce was a woman of some Caxea March 1 A new danger apple Miss Clara I will pare it for 40 years of age when she lost her hus band He had married her some 25 you and he extended his hand it threatens this unfortunate island and years before in bonnie Scotland and came in contact with the hand that held if it is to be averted a speedy settlement of the difficulties must be arrived at removed to North Carolina shortly her knife Every day the situation is becoming She recoiled as though stung by a nfter more desperate owing to the fact that Angus the son was now 23 years of viper swayed back one scream she throughout state of war the age tall straight as an arrow and did fell from the railing into the river and prevents any island the being paid to attention not know his strength he was an ex sank beneath its foaming surface di Â¬ the crops In the towns which are bejifrt pilot and a thorough seaman his rectly in the wak of the schooner sieged Fannie screamed and Herbert LaÂ¬ is muchby the insurgents the situatiou father having tutored him for years Stop the boat Captain districts worse than it is in the country Angus Bruce was one the passer by throp cried would glance at more than once his stop the boat xMiss Hill is overIn Heraklion alone where there has large blue eyes heavy head of hair board been a very large influx of refugees Angus Bruce with his red hair flying the outlook is very serious not red but nearly so heavy eye- Â¬ There is brows clean shaven face and close came rushing aft kicking off his slip- Â¬ now in the town counting the regular Port your helm Moslem population and the refugees set lips in addition to his stalwart pers as he came frame made him good to look upon Hard port your helm Swing her to fully 25000 jpersons Provisions are and so thought every pilot nay every and lower a boat and over the vessels very scarce arid a famine is imminent railing head first with a cry of aAvound Large numbers of refugees are already man and woman that gazed upon him Jennie Bruce his sister was six years ed beast he disappeared from view dying of starvation and it was the his junior and as comely a Scotch lass Down down into the depths of the knowledge of this fact that led Kor river but not for long his head was akas the Greek leader to issue his ords one would wish to see ong arms der permitting the cultivation of the Now after the fathers death Mar soon above the surf aceTiis guret Bruce determined that An- - causing the water to fly as valiantly fields near the town with mighty strokes he dashed it aside The lines of the besiegers are absoto rescue one who unknown to her- lutely impassable as has been proved self held in chains never to be broken by the failure of several sorties that but by death the body heart and soul have been made The officials in the town have telegraphed to Canea imof Angus Bruce ploring the assistance of the foreign TO BE CONTINUED warships in raising the siege but it A PERSISTENT TURK is not considered likely that their supplication will receive a How the Pertinaciouu Fellow Won a Val Â¬ favorable response though provisions uable Ring When the batteries of Ingour were may be sent to the starving Korakas taken the first soldier who entered per- has not yet cut off the water supply of ceiving a Itussian colonel lying dead the town which he threatened a few Should he carry this upon the ground plucked oft his gloves days ago to do into effect the condition of the threat and appropriated a valuable diamond besieged people would be pitiable inring which was upon his finger Know Â¬ deed ing however that it would be impossiKorakas with ble very long to keep secret the posses- advancing upon part of his forces is i - tjs a2S5 He will 2 assgar sion of so valuable a prize he showed his pass through the Hierapetra district of BZ- turbulent usbashi or captain his treasure and re- Lashithi and the populace there is try Â¬ Vr- quested permission to keep it ing to join him It is pretty certain The usbashi told the man that he was that the garrison at Hierapetra will quite right to bring the prize to him have to capitulate when the insurgents and that henceforth it should be trans reach there unless the foreign warAngus to the rescue ferred to the finger of the said usbashi ships help the Turks The soldier not satisfied with this ar gus should never venture more in an FIGHT AT A DANCE open boat to yea so she purchased for rangement referred the matter to the young Angus The Clara Belle a two bimbashi or major who said that both Ten Men Killed and Fifteen Others Seri Â¬ ously Injured masted schooner that had plied the he and the usbashi were highly culpable in daring to retain the ring from their San FnANciscoTMarchl A special to i aters of the river and coast for several seasons carrying the planters products superior officer and that he woum the Examiner from Victoria Mex to market bringing them supplies and therefore relieve them of the subject of says An insulting remark addressed by a coasting from Newborn and Beaufort to dispute ycung man to a 3oung lady at a danc Â¬ From the bimbashi the soldier went Charleston harbor to thekalma kama or lieutenant colonel ing party at Tancol this state Friday The lad had on the deck of his craft desperate fight between eight good stout men and in the galley who at once followed the example of night led to aat the dance When the all the men his inferiors and took possession of the a cook who was his property smoke of the battle had cleared He had always been as punctual and ring away it was found that ten men The soldier still persevered however reliable as the sun and lacked not for were lying dead in the room and 15 all that he could do he was making and went to the meer ali colonel who others were seriously wounded The determined that he was the rightful money rapidly fighters used knives pistols and clubs This was the Angus Bruce and this possessor of the ring by virtue of his and the affair lasted several hours un Â¬ the craft that Abner Hill looked for the rank and dismissed the rival claimants til the ones still uninjured were comWednesday succeeding the Sunday on from his presence in the most summary pletely exhausted A number of those which John Loyd was at Orton to manner killed and wounded were well known Next day a French officer attached to and highly respected young men of freight his turpentine to Wilmington and Fannie Herbert and Clara were to the staff of Omar Pasha observed a this town private soldier prowling near the tent Railway Wreck Two Dead and One Hurt take passage in its ample cabin The Clara Belle passed into the mouth of the commander in chief The story Marshall Mo March L A wreck cf Orton creek on Tuesday night and of the ring was at once related by its occurred on the Chicago Alton one was secured to the landing big bon Â¬ original possessor to this gentleman and a half miles east of this city refires were built upon the creek bank who laid the matter before his highness sulting in the death of two persons nnd all night long 20 of Squire Hills and the man had not only the satisfac and the injuring of another The acsaves under the direction of Corbett tion of regaining possession of his prop Â¬ cident happened to through fast were rolling turpentine aboard while erty but of knowing that those who had freight No 73 in charge of Conductor the Heave Yeoh Heave of the sail attempted successively to deprive him Raull Engineer C G Ehret and Fireors was heard as they lowered it into of it had been severely reprimanded man McClain for their conduct Blackburn Stand the hold Anglo Venezuela Treaty Signed Corbett appeared at the house at ard Washington March 1 At the Brit Â¬ ght oclock Wednesday morning and The Model Suitor embassy at noon Saturday the found the squire seated on the piazza Scene in one act Mr Schmidt to ish Spanish draft of the Anglo Venezulan smoking his early pipe Have you fixed treaty was signed by Sir Julian Paunce J n tended Squire the Clara Belle is loaded and a day for the wedding fote and Senor Andrade and the docu- Â¬ Angus starts for Wilmington on the Suitor Of course I leave that en ment is officially ready for submission food tide at ten oclock tirely to Miss Klara to the Venezuela congress conforming Very good Corbett Angus never Mr Schmidt Do you want the thing o the constitutional provision of being fails us Did 3 on tell him of his pas Â¬ done in grand style or would you rath Â¬ n the language of that country sengers er like it to be a quiet affair Yes squire I told him Suitor I think that had better be left MY LADYS DRESSING TABLE Very well theyll be aboard at ten for Mrs Schmidt to decide A little camphor and water should be Promptly at ten the schooner swung Mr Schmidt And pray what is the- used as a wash for the mouth and throat from the wharf and passed out into amount of your income young man if the breath is not sweet the river Herbert and the two girls Suitor Oh I leave that entirely to were standing on the after deck The jou Mr Schmidt Modernes Leben A little fresh cold cream should be tide was bearing up the river and the kept on the toilet table during the cold Very Unfortunate wind was favorable So with her can- Â¬ Fuddy Postlethwait is very proud weather and applied to the lips and vas unfurled to the breeze the Clara of his ancestry Why he goes back to hands every night if the skin seems at Belle soon left Orton far behind all rough or chapped Capt Angus was on the deck in slip Â¬ the pilgrims A few grains of alum in tepid water Duddy Yes but unfortunately ho pered feet Having been up the greater will relieve those whose hands perspire Traa part of the night he had just arisen doesnt stay with them Boston freely A few drops of sulphuric acid lie approached th3 stern where his script in the water are also beneficial for this Rqmauinjae ia tfit- purpose as well as desirable for wash passengers were seated in chetirft Tlie modern Good morning iadiesV y ing the feet when they perspire irrjfv jjaros Â¬ Â¬ craft through the inlet His daring and recklessness costhim his life for venturing out three years before in a rough sea at a time when an English bark had fired a signal of dis tress he and three others who accompanied him to help him through the inlet as the tide was running in were swamped and drowned and their dead bodies probably eaten by sharks or they would have drifted in as did their upturned and stoven boat Three of the men were single but Donald Bruce had left behind a wife a 5 on and a daughter The wife would have lost the son the same day she did the husband but for i iie fact that she threw both arms about Â¬ Â¬ her but ter Clara Belle 1Iwonder captain was your schooner named forme I fear not Miss Hill as that was the name the craft bore when P purchased I rechristened her the Clara Belle for the bonniest lass on the river Oh Capt Bruce how jou can flat- Â¬ No flattery Miss Hill do you think Id give a craft as stanch and true as this the name of one I did not the name of anyone but Miss Clara Hill Angus Bruce went forward in some confusion while Clara Hills face flushed territories and that the president it authorized to use the whole land and naval force of the United States to carry the same into effect and to issue Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ to private armed vessels of the United States commissions or letters of marque and general reprisal in such form aa he may think proper and tunder the seal of the United States against the vessels goods and effects of the gov- Â¬ ernment of the said kingdom of Spain The measand the subjects thereof ure was referred to the committee on foreign affairs Washington Feb 26 Senor da Lome the Spanish minister residing here states Thursday night that he has received an official cablegram from Madrid Spain that the crown regent has signed the pardon of Jose Sanguil ly The further statement is made that this action was taken by the Spanish cabinet last week and wilt be publish ed in the Madrid newspapers Friday morning The telegram conveying this information to Senor de Lome ia signed by Tetuan the Spanish minis- ter of foreign affairs Washington Feb 20 From dis- fcinctsources statements were received here early Thursday morning that Consul General Lee at Havana had received his passports This rumor naturally caused excitementand a gen eral desire was expressed to know definitely whether Gen Lees con tern- plated withdrawal from Havana was his own act resulting from the accept-Â¬ ance of his resignation said to have been cabled last Sunday or whether it had been brought about by the action of the Spanish authorities in Cuba in which latter case its significance would be much more marked Inquiries in official circles elicited stong denials of the rumor The well known fact was pointed out that passports were not given to consuls but only to ministers and ambassadors that in the case of an of Â¬ fending or retiring consul the document sent him on his departure was exequatur or official docuhis his right to ment recognizing exercise the functions of his office and it was said that not even the semi diplomatic positibn accorded to our consul general at Havana by consent of the Spanish government would render his case where The passports would be required return of his exequatur to the consul would of course be equivalent to the sending of passports to a minister But at the Spanish legation as wella at the state department it was em- Â¬ phatically stated this ourses had riot been taken The denials were quite as emphatic as those prerionsly put out in regard to Gen Lees yequest for war ships and the co4ditional ten- Â¬ der of his resignation if this request should not be granted It was stated on the direct authority of a member of the cabinet that Secretary Olney stated to his associates at the cabinet meet- Â¬ ing on Tuesday last that it was not true that Lee had resigned or that he had asked for warships Mr Olney on this occasion added that exciting statements put out were simply an at- Â¬ Â¬ M i Â¬ Â¬ -- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ of Sanguilly The committee discussed Mr 01neyTs letter for some time but by a decisive vote decided to bring the resolution up and subsequent events in the senate showed that Secretary 01 neys advice was little heeded The senate committee on foreign re lations held a special meeting Thurs Â¬ day morning for the purpose of again considering the resolution reported Wednesday instructing the president to demand the immediate release of Julio Sanguilly an American citizen now confined in prison in Cuba The case was carefully discussed and the committee reached the unanimous conclusion that the senate could afford to wait no longer for Spain to keep her promise made to Secretary Olney to release Sanguillyr and the decision was reached to insist upon the passage of the resolution to the opposition of ap- Â¬ propriation measures and everything else tempt to run the state department through the newspapers It was again said Thursday morning as coming from Secretary Olney that there was no change in the Cuban sit-Â¬ uation Thus the matter rests Washington Feb 26 The senate committee on foreign relations snubbed Secretary Olney Thursday morn Â¬ ing and refused to listen to his request not to press in the senate the resolution demanding the immediate release Â¬ t Z Â¬ Â¬ son-in-la- w Â¬ New York ieb 2 A Herald spe- Â¬ cial from Washington says The relations between the adminis tion and the senate have been further strained by the refusal of Secretary Olney to transmit to the government cf Greece the resolution adopted by Jhe senate last Friday extending symrpathy to that government for its inter vention for the purpose of freeing the people of Crete from Turkish rule Ambassador McVeaeh Febw 26 FtOME - Hon Wayne Mc-Veagh United States ambassador tc Italy and his family have left the palace of Piobito where they have been residing and are staying at th Grand hotel Mr and Mrs Mc Veagh will dine at the Quirinal with King Humbert and Queen Marguherita on Saturday and will leave Some on Mon Â¬ day of next week London Feb 26 It is now well es tablished thatthe recent report of thf death of Sjenitz h QUe3 m3St9y was erroneous r- - The Report Was Srroneoas -- - - j 1 - -- -- - H - djA J M Zft- WSr--1-3- n -- 1r 1 i V m- - Vv t v- V T THE BOURBON GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS NES i uft 5V TUESDAY MARCH 2 1897 ANNOUNCEMENTS Fp Wl Tfco fc - itri J I Ii - I t r 9- - t MJ v K s i i 7 r f Possibly the most interesting per-Â¬ formance to be seen this season at the Paris Grand will be given to night by the Twentieth Century Vaudevilles Thirty talented young men of this city will take part in the varied and excelWB ifl lent program and the acts will be unique and interesting There will be funny songs bright comedy sketches a bit of heavy acting a clever acrobatic specialty charming musical numbers a joke duel some bag punching and other high All class acts that will win applauses of the performers have appeared on the Absolutely stage before and having diligently re- Â¬ Celebrated for its great leavening hearsed the program to be presented to- Â¬ strength and healthfulness Assures the night are sure to give a pleasing enter- Â¬ food against alum and all forms of adul-Â¬ tainment The performance will be teration common to the cheap brands well worth the patronage of Parisians Royal Baking Powder CO New YOrkJ The and the Grand should be packed Vaudevilles will not give a street pa- Â¬ THE BOUB BOH HEWS rade but promise athegood performance Grand to night to those who go to Â¬ W Pure Theatrical And Otherwise The Foyer Remarks In THE TWENTIETH CENTURY VAUDEVILLES scott s is made up of is FOR JUDGE W 131 NEWTON MITCHELL Emulsion elements that go to nourish the body Where the appetite creases it and where digestion is weak it aids it to perform We are authorized to announce Wm Pubnell as a candidate for Judge County subject to the fc of Bourbon action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce James McClure as a candidate for Judge of Bourbon County subject to the most essential the action of the Democratic party Kr- - M THE PEOPLE prices because GROCER Buyers of Groceries are not forced to go to cut rate stores for low FOR CIRCUIT CLERK varying or lacking it inÂ¬ AKlN Â¬ its function in a more vigorous POWDER way It enriches the blcod Seventeenth Year Established WL H 1881 i j-- i- n kV I 1 J 1 J T V t K i r t - M J I f h 1 M XM- If i V l V M hlit I Vr K A A - v i hunger without any appetite fluttering that made me clutch my breast and palpitation Yesterdays Temperature FOR POLICE JUDGE that often staggered me as if I would fall twbWti were frequent attacks Again We are authorized to announce Wm The following is the temperature as would turn black if I arose from everything Remington as a candidate for Police a stooping noted yesterday by A J Winters Co posture quickly Sleepless nights with their Judge subject to the action of the of this city prostrating unrest were Democratic party Dl MUGS 7a m 39 numerous and I could 8a m John 40 Heart Clire Set no rest day or night- R Wt are authorized to announce Police Adair as a candidate for 10 a m 1 consulted leading phy46J 11 am 49 sicians and tried adver- - Judge subject to the action of the ICSI0i eS 12 m 51 tised remelies They Democratic party XlCd1 111 e 2p m 56 gave me no reiief One of We are authorized to announce Newt 3p m Dr Miles circulars described my case so Clark as a candidate for Police Judge 59 4p m exactly that I took Dr Miles New Heart subject to the action of the Democratic 58 5p m Cure and I am now a well man I hope party 53 7p n every one troubled with heart disease will 50 try Dr Miles remedies If they will write See advertisement in another column me personally I will gladly give them full See advertisement in another column MOST PERFECT MADE of W J Bryans new book 4TheFir8t details of my experience Edw Edmonds qf W J Bryans new book The First O Box 65 David City Nebraska Send your order to Oscar A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free Battle Send your order to Oscar Battle from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour Â¬ Dr Miles Heart Cure is sold on guarantee Miller Hutchison Ky agent for BourÂ¬ bon county that first bottle benefits or money tefunded bon county tf YEARS THE STANDARD 40 tf Attractions in Cincinnati this week JPublished every Tuesday and Friday by Walnut Shanns OBrien Grand WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owner Richard Mansfield Heuc s Susie Kir BRUCE MILLER win Opera Co Fountain Evangeline The World Against Her Make all Checks Money Orders etc Robinsons payable to the order of Champ MiiiiiEB Pike John Mason and Marion Manola Mason Fredric Bryton Grace Filkin The Senate put into the Sundry Civil Mr and Mrs Sydney Drew in vaude Â¬ Bill an appropriation of 200000 for the ville Kentucky river Rentfrows Jolly Pathfinders closed a Mr McKinley left Canton last night successful engagement Saturday night for his four vears residence at Washing- Â¬ at the opera house The company is the ton as Piesident best repertoire organization that has The Senate Committee on Appropria- Â¬ evervisited Paris and their perform- Â¬ tions has made provision for three ad- Â¬ ances gave general satisfaction The excellent orchestra was a very attract- Â¬ ditional torpedo boats ive feature of the performances The The opposition and independent pa Â¬ Rentfrow Co plays in Lexington this pers at Madrid show great ill humor week and at Mt Sterling next week with the United States Dr Jas D Clardy the Second Dis- Â¬ Leon Herrman the Magician appears trict Kentucky Congressman is being next Monday night at the Paris Grand urged by his friends to run for Gover The Louisville city council has passed nor a theatre hat ordinance The City Council of Kansas City SCINTILLATIONS passed an ordinance prohibiting the Â¬ selling to minors of cigarettes or cigarAn Interesting Jumble Of News And ette paper Comment A company is being organized at Ver A dispatch yesterday from Havana to the New York Herald said thac GeneAl sailles to build an 8000 opera house Weyler had resigned because the Crown Gen C M Clay of Madison county had pardoned Sanguilly was granted a pension of 50 a month Friday Gov Bradley has begun work on his call for an extra session of the Legisla- Â¬ Dillard Rainey has been sentenced to ture As now contemplated the date hang May 15 at Winchester for the murÂ¬ for convening will be March 23 but this der of Aaron Adams Milton B Smith of Georgetown is may be changed to March 16 said to be missing He is treasurer of Gov Bradley has begun work on hia Georgetown but his accounts are call for an extra session of the Legisla- Â¬ straight ture As now contemplated the date George S Burne of Cynthiana an in- Â¬ for convening will be March 23 but this mate of the Eastern Kentucky Lunatic may be changed to March 16 Courier Asylum at Lexington committed suicide Journal Saturday by hanging It is stated that Pope Leo has been Contractor Thomas Rood of Lexing- Â¬ asked to meditate between Greece and ton has crossed the Atlantic Ocean the Powers A denial is made of the sixty seven times He was an attache report that King George has intimated of a White Star Line steamer his intentions of accepting the demands The House Committee on Public of the Powers Buildings Saturday authorized a favor- Â¬ The Senate was compelled to be in able report on the bill appropriating session Sunday in order to catch up 25000 for the building at Carrollton with its work onthe appropriation bills Ky As part of the work of its Sunday ses Â¬ Lexingtonians are backing their judg sion the Senate agreed to the appropria- Â¬ ment on the big fight Col Jas Mur tion of 1085156 for the payment of phy has bet 1000 at 10 to 7 on Corbett sugar bounty Byron McClelland has bet 600 to 1000 on Fitzsimmons Jr ian Sanguilly was released The base ball season opens April 22 from prison at 2 p m Friday and will leave to day for New York It is now with Louisville at home with Cleveland made known that Sanguilly was in Â¬ and closes September 30 Louisville play- Â¬ The duced to withdraw his appeal only np ing at home with Cincinnati on an assurance from Secretary Olney Colonels get five Sundays at home that if the Spanish Government failed Nevada is determined to mane the to carry out its agreement to pardon prize fighters welcome The legislature him within two or three days the Secre- has introduced a bill providing for an tary would demand his immediate and appropriation for a championship belt to be presented with the compliments of unconditional release See dis the pocket borough to the winner of the on second page Corbett Fitzsimmons fight Gen Lee is a liar an impostor and a rebel said Gen PalmeroiaSecretary of AbiLLto prohibit the transmission State for Cuba when informed that the through the mails or by interstate com- Â¬ American Consul General was authority merce of pictures or descriptions of any for the statement that the release of prize fight or encounter of pugilists Charles Scott had been demanded be under whatever name or any proposal cause he had been arrested and kept in or record of betting on the same prison in defiance of law An exchange whether in a newspaper or other period- Â¬ says It is said that Consul General ical or telegram or in any other form Lee has been called a liar in Havana has been submitted by the Secretary of There is no distinction in being so the National Reform League to the branded and very little insult in Ha- Â¬ HouBe Committee on Interstate Com- Â¬ merce and has been vana From the character of news sent upon by the committee favorably acted out from that capital lying seems to be President Clevelands last Sunday in the ordinary rule of life the White House was an unusually busy one He spent the day examining a Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair large number of bills Wrights Celery Tea cures censtr tion sick headachps 25c at druggir r makes healthy flesh and cures chronic coughs and colds by making it possible for the body to resist disease Our friends tell us IT Works Wonders but we never like to over state the merits of our remedy even when it has been tested 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 Â¬ 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 Demo- Â¬ cratic party We are authorized to announce T Hart Talbot as a candidate for Circuit offered by them on same class of goods I have an excellent lcrk subject to the action of the plete line of Democratic party We are authorized to announce George T Mc Carney aR a candidate for Circuit Clerk subject to the action of the Democratic party APPLES ALMONDS W lee t Any Prices and com- Â¬ FANCY STANDARD GOODS BRAZIL PECANS FOR SHERIFF authorized to announce MALAGA GB APES 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 and J Smith Clarke as deputies New York Cream Edam and Pine Apple Cheese Fancy Evaporated as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the Peaches Apricots Apples Prunes All kinds of Canned Fruits Sar- Â¬ action of the Democratic party We are BANANNAS ORANGES FILBERTS iX fei New York FOR COUNTY CLERK dines Champgnion French Peas Bottled Pickle Catsup Etc BALTIMORE CAN AND BULK OYSTERS HUTCHISON lTreSh This Vicinity Mrs Lucy Beatty has moved to Ingle FOR JAILER side purchased of Mr Thos Hutcbcraf t We are authorized to announce Mr P H Bronaugh and family will move this week to a farm near Lexington Samuel T James as a candidate for Jailer subject to the action of the r Paragraphs About The Pebpl 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 Ix party ISGRIG TURKEYS NEWTON MITCHELL i St Opp Court House Paris Ky i Mrs Gus Smith returned home Sat urday from a visit to Mrs Mollie Duval at Winchester Mr Russell Briney of Bible College Lexington visited lady friends here Friday and Saturday Mrs E P tJlaybrook has been called to Mason to see her mother Mrs Worthington who is quite ill The EndeavorlJSociety of Bethlehem Church met at Mrs Belle Giltners Tuesday night with good attendance Huffman fc Mink sold seven hogs- Â¬ heads of low grade tobacco at the Brown House Louisville last week at an average ot 456 Â¬ Main Democratic party We are authorized to announce W C o ones as a candidate for re election as jailer subject to the action of the Mr Jones candi- Â¬ 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 party We are authorized to announce Wm L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party MARGOLENS CAEPET SALE Brussels from 40 cts up Ingrains from 18 cts up Matting from 9 cts up tugs trom 50 cts up H t Â¬ To Cure A Cold In One Day Tab- Â¬ All druggists refund the money Joseph F Williams as a candidate for if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W Jailer subject to the action of the T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Democratic party Ky lets -- Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Now is the time to buy Carpets Rugs and Mattings as I have a good lot to select from and my prices defy competition I have a fine assortment of these goods and 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 - Special Kate To Washington Over L N FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY -- ington March 4 L N will Bell round trip tickets via Winchester or Cincinnati at 1455 Tickets on- - sale March 1 2 and 3 Continuous passage each direction final limit March 8th F B Carr Agent Presidential inauguration Wash- Â¬ rd election as County Attorney subject to the action of the Democratic party We are anthorized to announce Sam Â¬ uel B Rogers as a candidate for County Attorney subject to the action of the Democratic party Clifton Arnsparger as a candidate for We are authorized to announce - Remember the place and call early Wf Wrights Celery Tea cures constipation sick headaches 25c at druggists Piles 1 MARGOLEN PARIS KY Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Piles Piles I Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cureJBlind Bleeding Ulcerated -- and Itching FOR ASSESSOR Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch Â¬ ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant We are authorized to announce J TJ relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment Boardman as a candidate for Assessor is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the private parts and nothing else Every box of Bourbon County subject to the is guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by action of the Democratic party mail for 50c and SI per box WILLIAMS MFG CO Props Cleveland O For sale by We are authorized to announce S D W T Brooks druggist Clay as a candidate for Assessor of to the action Lost In Paris Monday an opal Bourbon County subject Democratic party of the stick pin Finder will please leave at We are authorized to announce Gar The News office and receive reward Kenney rett D of Bourbon as a candidate for County subject to Assessor L N Special Kates the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm Double daily service of sleepers and Whaley as a candidate coaches to Mardi Gras Excursion H Bourbon County subject for AssessorÂ¬ to the acof tickets on sale Feb 26 27 and 28 and tion of the Democratic party March 1st Good to return within 15 days from date of sale one fare round We are authorized to announce Will trip G McClintock as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party Gladly Given WWe are a thorized to announce Archie Bedford as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the A Railroad Officials Experience action of the Democratic party arffiriMiajffi We are authorized to announce C L Hough as a candidate for Assessor of bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party 24jy-96-ly Â¬ We are authorized to announce Denis Dundon as a candidate for County At-Â¬ torney subject to the action of thu Democratic party Opp Oonrl House Full Details r25saarSL Illllllinilllllllllllliillll imrhT gj- - FOR SURVEYOR Â¬ We are authorized to announce Benj F3edford as Jr as a candidate for Surveyor of Bourbon re election County subject to the action of the Democratic party for superintendent public schools Miss as a candidate for as Superintendent of Public Schools for Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm E Williams as a candidate for Super Â¬ intend nt of Public Schools for Bourbon County subject to the action of the Do You Expect To Move 9 Your Housekeeping Kate Edgar We are authorized to announce le-elec-ti- on ME EDWAED EDMONDS long con Â¬ - OR with railroad construction in Nebraska writes My heart troubled and pained me for 19 years Shortness of breath was the constant and most common symptom Intense excruciating pain gener- Â¬ ally followed any severe exertion Paintness Democratic party If liter IF YOU DO la M wag AND FIND YOU NEED ANYTHING in MY LINE I will positively save you money on anything in my line Come in and get my prices and you cant buy goods anywhere else CREAKS BAKING POtfDfR J - T HINTON - UNDERTAKINF IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED TO w -- A i - x - v5- - a V W s v T v rt i - - t - j j - -1 C t V TEE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY MARCH 2 1897 LA JMJEamJUUSaglJH v- - THE BOnBOH NEWS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Turnpike News PEESONAL MENTION NUPTIAL KNOTS i The toll gate on the lower Jackstown turnpike in Nicholas county was taken off Thursday night by a mob and a letter En lei cd at the Post office at Paris Ky as given the gatekeeper warning him to seco iss mail matter collect no more toll or they would burn his house Much excitement prevails TELEPHONE NO 124 and moretrouble is sure to follow SUBSCRIPTION PRICES One year NEWS COSTS Engagements Announcements And Sol- emnizations Of The Marriage Vows COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY B F Reed and Miss Hettie Halbrobk THE NEWS MAN of Covington were secretly married two Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At years ago A marriage license was granted yes- Â¬ The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere terday to Russell Mitchell and Mrs Dan Peed left last night for Louis- Â¬ Johanna Shea of Millet sburg Look Before You Buy ed and you to be the judge of it - And remember we guarantee more for your money than you can buy elsewhere or youn money refund- Â¬ Payable inAdvance S2 00 Six months 1 SI 00 YOU CAJfT EVEN GET A RF PORT FHOM A GUN FREE OF CHAB6E Mrs Cornay Watson left yesterday Toll gate raiders burned the said long covered wooden bridge crossing for New York Mrs S C Jones returned to Lexing- Â¬ Little Benson on the Louisville and A dispatch Saturday from Frankfort ville 3 lb can apples 5c at Fee OBITUARY Sons Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Orders Etc MinLKR Bight The Long Distance and East Mrs Florence Lockhart was in and poles Lexington Saturday Donati the fruit dealer has moved to Tennessee telephone wires connection were destroyed cutting off Maysville Mrs J W Davis spent Sunday with with Louisville These are the worst relatives in Cynthiana The Germantown fair company has acts yet committed in this county Mr Clarence Howe viBited his old been reorganized home in Carlisle Sunday Bettis a toll gate keeper in of Mrs Elizabeth Piper was The will Miss Ann Mr L Frank arrived home Satur- Â¬ yesterday in the County Court Garrard county pluckily drove off a day night from New York probated robber who three times tried to break Attorney Hanson Kennedy of Car- Â¬ B F Bedford Sr and family have into her house moved to Dr McMillans place in East lisle was a visitor in Paris yesterday STOCK AND TURF NEWS Paris Old Sam Clay Bourbon and Rye Mrs Mary Turney and Mrs Mat Â¬ thew Turney were in Cincinnati yester- Â¬ Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc Found The best lines of ingrain whiskies Fee Son Turf Notes day tapestry and velvet carpets at J T Court News From Cynthiana George E Smith Pittsburg Phil Miss Louie Bruer returned yester- Â¬ Hintons Riley Grannon and Byron McClelland Johnson Howe who is confined in to relatives in Mays- Â¬ See in another column ad of assignees the Paris jail for the murder of police- Â¬ day from a visit three heavy operators of the turf are all sale on March 20th of land near Hutch Â¬ man Chas Lacey in Cynthiana Christ Â¬ ville betting on Fitzsimmons to whip Corbett Miss Jennie Mitchell Purnell of StPatricks Day ison station mas night has beenjindibted for wilful 4t Millersburg is a guest of Mrs A T Yesterday was distinctively a mule Wanted Buyers for the best selected murder by the Harrison grand jury Forsyth court day there being about seventy stock of wall payer in Kentucky It Howe was taken Saturday to Cyn Â¬ Mr and Mrs Edw Ditchen of Cin Â¬ five mules on the market but the de- Â¬ granted a change of thiana andwas can be found at J T Hintons venue for his trial which will occur al cinnati are guests at Mr S M Wii mand was slow for them Mrs James Adair and Bay Clark Falmouth in April Sheriff Reese took moths very few sales being made joined the Baptist Church Sunday the Howe to the Covington jail for safe Mrs J T Hinton Jr who has Very few were offered cattle former by letter and the latter by con- Â¬ keeping been ill for several weeks is able to be one bunch of tvrenty six selling for fession 2650 each There was a small crowd John Henry Wrenn formerly of Bour Â¬ out again and Misses Allie and Sadie Hart enter of visitors in town Henry Butler of Vine street left bon was tried for malicious assault fined 25 tained the Monday Night Literary Club Friday for Tucson Arizona to accept a battery beating his wife and Engagements Of Auctioneer A T position as conductor on the Southern and the cost of the action He has been last night JTorsyth being unable to in jail for six months Pacific Railroad Miss Mattie Ewalt has gone to Day Â¬ f urnish a peace bond for 2000 position in a mil- Â¬ to March 2 B F Bedford Jr land Rt Rev L W Burton will conduct It is not believed that the grand jury ton O storeaccept a stosk farm implements etc morning and evening service with serÂ¬ will find indictments against any of the linery March 3 A Macklin assignee Crut Editor John Bosley of the Reporter mon at St Peters Episcopal Church Johnson Howe mob Franklin county left last night for Washington to attend cher Sunday March 7 March 6 Henry Spears house and 5 Sanborns the inaguration Sole agents Chase acres of land at Shawhan The seventy fifth annual meeting of coffees Fee Son Mrs B F Buckley returned Satur- Â¬ March 13 J H Hendricks house the Bourbon County Bible Society will a visit in Louisville Shelby and lot on Second street Paris Ky day from Railroad Changes occur at the Second Presbyterian Church ville and Versailles on the third Sunday of March Son Lion coffee 15c per lb Fee Kentucky Midland Saturday filed The MissKate Peebles left yesterday for Yesterday W L Collins and family articles with the Secretary of State Washington C H Ohio to accept a Notice To The Public moved to Miss Mary Carsons residence changing the name of the Midland to position in a millinery store Cincinnati Railroad on Seventh street Miss Carson will re Â¬ the Frankfort I have arranged with Dr John Adair Misses Bessie Kenney and Therese Company The articles contain the to take charge of my office until I am as a boarder main with them McDermott have accepted positions with names of H P Mason Chas E Hoge a wholesale millinery firm in Cincin- Â¬ able to resume my practice Dr Adair will attend to all unfinished work and Geo Anderson and Will Wright W F Dandridge J E King Thos such other work as my patroLS may de charged with trying to burn a toll house Rodman and B C Milam as incorpora- Â¬ nati R H DeJqrnette J W DeJarnette snv were Friday held over by Squire Lil tors and 200000 is given as the capital Very respectfully and G W Erion of this city were reg-Â¬ 9feb 2t leston in 300 ail each for trial by stock Dr R A Sprake Sunday at the Palace Hotel in Circuit Court The road yesterday began business unÂ¬ istered Cincinnati Arbuckles coffee 15c lb Fee In naming the brothers and sisters of der the new name and management and Miss Lucretia Barnes of Nicholas Son xr James Deavers who died near this city will be operated under the management t News inadvertently of Mr Harper the clever railroad man ville who has been visiting relatives in Wrights Celery Tea regulates the last week The Mrs Robt Lang who has had charge of the affairs of the Mason is spending a few days with Mr liver and kidneys cures constipation omitted to mention and sick headache 25c at all druggists and Mrs W E Board road ston of this city -Mrs Chas Geffinger and daughter Won Rentfrows Prizes Price Cos newly fitted store with Miss Jersey who have been visiting an entire new stock of clothing and Miss Lorine Butler daughter of Miss Mattie Letton returned yesterday genes furnishings attracted a big share Henry Butler of Vine street won the to their home in Harrodsburg the farm of Mrs R S Bur of attention yesterday from the court 250 prize offered by the Rentfrow bridge near Bethlehem Church a Dr J R Adair Dr M H Daily day crowd See ad on first page Pathfinder Co for making the largest and Dr A B Boyd will go to Rich Â¬ smoothly turned bay mare four years old star in fourhead one fore foot B Willis the guard who shot number of words out the letters in mond to dav to attend the meeting of white She had on her a black wagon James The winning list con- Â¬ the Bluegrass Dental Association saddle ordinary bridle and rawhide hal- Â¬ and killed the negro convict Sol WilÂ¬ Pathfinder Some of the lists tained 399 vords Maggie Waller entertained ter Liberal reward will be paid for liams at the penitentiary was acquitted Mrs to owner words this examining trial at Frankfort handed in contained over 1000 account about twenty friends at a merry her return the S BURBRIDQE MRS R The testimony proved a clear case of but many lists were barred on chafing dish supper Friday night at her 2mar tf Hutchison Ky of misspelt words or letters repeated defense self hospitable home on Pleasant street The set of furniture offered to the per Â¬ Buy your carpets and furniture where son holding numbers which aggregated Lost A large sum of money by not Con Â¬ you can buy them the cheapest the largest sum was won by Mrs S buying carpets wall paper and furni- Â¬ by Cooper The numbers were given out to ture from vince yourself of where the place is J T Hinton looking around and when you are each person attending during the week ALL persons having claimsWagainst Mock assigned estate of J In the Kentucky Court of Appeals through jou will say that J T Hintons and the largest net sum won the prize Co are requested to present them at Saturday the following cases were de- Â¬ once properly proven as required by is the place March Revenue Assignments cided Stepp ys Sleggins Bourbon ap- Â¬ law at my office in Paris Ky Those Sadie Jefferson was tried before peal dismissed because of brief not filed knowing themselves indebted to the firm of J vy Mock Co are requested to Among Collector Shelbys revenue as- Â¬ Judge Webb yesterday for carving a in time Talbott vs Gillispie Bourbon pay promptly and thereby ayoid court Storeslice out of Bert Gilkeys back Saturday signments for March are noted appeal granted in lower court dismissed cost Ruckerville and was dismissed The keepers W A Johnson Paris Distill- Â¬ in HARMON STITT AOUW evidence showed that the cutting was ing Co J P Rogers at S J Assignee 26fb7 Phil Nippert at W A Gaines the result ot a playful scufHe A meeting of Garth Lodge No 43 Co Frankfort O P Carter Jr G O U W will be held to night at A Miniature Lanndry Co C H Morgan Paris A G White Masonic Hall over Geo S Vardens the enter Â¬ Distilling Co Storekeeper Guager O drug store All of the old Bro Wm Hinton Jr new proprietors of the Bourbon B Heady Bourbon County Distilling members of the order are prising against ly re ALL persons having claims Isaac F assigned estate of Laundry have a most interesting Co Guagers J R McChesney and quested to be present Also Steam ui persons advertising scheme on display in the Thompson Ware to aris Distilling Co who have made application to become hanslor are hereby notified to presentÂ¬ them at once properly proven as rewindow at W M Hintons jewelry and G G White Co must be present to be initiated quired by law to the undersigned or to members store It is a miniature laundry in op- Â¬ Opening March 10th as this is the last night S C Vaughan his attorney Harmon Stitt Paris Ky showing how laundering is eration E T REES Assignee - Deputy Grand Master Workman will In Fordham Hotel Parlors The mechanism is very fine done 26fb Shannon Mason Co Ky Louis Watkins Designer and Ladies be here and if not initiated to night the These is run by electricty The plant cost will be more after he leaves Tailor with C B Ross Lexington Ky young men are hustlers and deserve the At our opening we will show a great many dresses made up which are copies Change of Time on Frankfort Cincinnati they are winning success Railroad of imported models that cost from 100 Roller patent flour 550 bbl Fee to 500 to land It will pay you to in- Â¬ On and after March 1st passenger spect these models as such goods have Son C on the F never been shown in this market All trains follows daily except R R will Sunday run as are cordially invited to come to the Land Sales And Other Sales West Bound Leave Paris 920 am for Orchard Lawn opening and we will show you all of our arriye EVERYTHING Full stock of Orna- Â¬ arrive Georgetown 10 a m Auctioneer A T Forsyth reports novelties Frankfort 1155 a m Leave Paris 530 mental and Fruit Trees Grape Vines C B Ross following saleB p m arrive Georgetown 635 arrive Asparagus and Small Fruits We em- Â¬ the Louis Watkins Frankfort 725 ploy no agents but sell at living prices Sold on Saturday for McMillan Designers and Ladies Tailor East Bound Leave Frankfort 630 a direct to the planter Telephone in attorneysT lands of J T Bar Talbott The longer you neglect a cold the m arrive aGeorgetown 720 a m arrive office Strawberry and general nursery nett deceased lying on CaneRidge-j-thirty-fiv- e it The very Paris 840 m Leave Frankfort 3 p Catalogues on application to acres to James Cain at 65 harder it is to get rid of met with a dose m arrive Georgetown 415 p m arrive H F HILLENMEYER first symptom should be per acre fifty one acres to Chas R of Dr Bells pine Tar Honey This Paris 510 p m Lexington Ky 26feb tf C D Bercaw G P A famous remedy will cure it whether of Walls at 59 per acre Sold on Saturday for- Jasper Off utt short or long standing A Colored Contest one shara Grand Opera administrator The best and cheapest groceries The annual declamatory and oratori- Â¬ House stock for 1050 five shares Son cal contests between representatives of DESIRABLE store room located Paris Mill stock at 6 six shares tprn Fee colored schools of Central Kentucky at Hu chison Station Ky is for The patrons of Crawford Bros shop pike stock at 7 1st Ap Â¬ rent Sold Saturday for Harmon Stitt on Main street near Fifth enjoy ex-a will be held in Richmond April 30th ply or Possession given March Â¬ address GEORGE CLAYTON Paris Winchester MtSterling Mays Â¬ Millers Â¬ quiet quick and clean service by Co assignee of J W Mock Hutchison Ky pert barbers in the cosiest shop in Paris burg an undertaking outfit to Joe Baths in comfortable well equipped ville Nicholasville Frankfort Ver- Â¬ Mock for 300 furniture sold for good bath rooms furnished at the pleasure of sailles Georgetown Danville Harrods Â¬ prices in i in ii in in i burg and Richmond will be represented ii i in 1 urn M i in uii tf patrons Sold yesterday for E M Dicksrn The oratorical contest is intended for Master Commissioner house and lot given away oy boys only Two gold medals will be There Are Others The pictures being near Cane Ridge post office to Deposit 700 Isgrig are works of presented Field day exercises same Who have larger stores who pay Davis Thomson Bank of Carlisle for Ashbrook art and an ornament to any house Sold yesterday for T E day larger rents and have larger expenses Special Commissioner the Millersburg but none of them will sell you shoes at Female College to Dr W M Miller Fresh lettuce onions radishes as small a profit as Dill pickles 10c per dozen Fee for 0305 For same as agent o W Son 0LAY RION Fee Son M Miller a lot of furniture for 700 Q Fresh California celery Fee Son Frankfort turnpike four and a half ton Saturday miles from Frankfort turnpike four Will Kenney is at home from and a half miles from Frankfort last lege at Louisville col- Â¬ Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead Judge J T Phelps a prominent citi- Â¬ zen of Cynthiana and one of the first Confederates to fire a gun at Fort Sum- Â¬ ter died Saturday Capt E C Barlow Georgetowns oldest business man dropped dead of heart disease Saturday afternoon aged 69 years He had been engaged in the jewelry business in that city for 45 years and served eight years as Post Â¬ master of Georgetown Buy your shoes of us and get one of the beautiful medallion pictures FREE See them on exhibition at our store i- - DAVISTHOMS0NIISGRIG JuLst Received H SPRING STOCK HAMBURGS LACES WASH DRESS GOODS - WHITE GOODS ETC All new fresh goods Call and see them 4- PERCALES 529 Main St Paris Ky -- great deal of talk is being created by the extraordinary bargains how being offered by us and the following prices will command the attention of eyery careful buyer A Spring Dress Goods in all the newest effects strictly all wool at 25c and 39c worth double We will still sell our finest Dress Patterns in black and colors at 4 8 some of them are marked 6 less Hosiery at 10c and 15c Others get 25c for the same goods Our domestic stock is the best assorted and decidedly the cheap est Extra good Brown Cotton 5c and S10 Table Linens Towels and Nap Â¬ Bleached Cotton good 5c kins are our specialty and we will Very Best Cotton 8c save you 25c on the dollar if you 10 4 Pepperell Sheeting 18c buy them from us Best Lancaster Ginghams 5c G Pi Corsets 50c 75c andvl Percales and Penangs 7c are the best in the world for the price Ladies Bleached Vests at 10c frill taped worth 25c Ladies and Childrens full seam - CONDONS v iA - - ttJ-a- - -- m - r- - Strayed or Stolen charge See the new portraits we enlarge free of PURE HOME GROWN ASSIGNEES NOTICE CLOVER SEED F0FL k JS A I3pXy Â¬ 0 EDWARDS PASHIOITABLE WE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00E OP to Parisi I ty ASSIGNEES NOTICE IMPORTED SDITIIGS AND TROUSERINGS FOR FALL AND WINTER Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call BLUSS NMES uste S E TIPTON Cutter merchant tailors E We are also agents for the celebrated Chas Smith Shirt Full line of samples - Store Room For Rent A X RAYS YOU WILL SEE ne uom in your own purse And Many Other Wonderful Things I 1 THE 3V RH331iOXJS C U l Your Own Bones clear through a lump of coal v 9 1 1 11 111 11 1 11 11 1 At Odd Fellows Hall Paris Kj9 IEGIMING MONDAY MOMIE MARCH 1ST Continuing every day and evening during the week Adults 25 cts Children 15 cts a 2 - - V S 2 g- - Mf57 vs Yfrgm 6 TOfw vHf tjc- k J L - Jr x sj w z1 THE B01JEB0N NEW TUESDAY SlABCH 2 189 - I- - Bgfe v vL fcv fr Jfi- w 6 f y r tv-- - A DEBUTANTES WARDROBE accustomed and the hauglity rooster A BLIND MANS SKILL quarrelsome old hen will not hesiTHE BOURBON NEWS Wraps for Ycanc Be x Has Faculties That JPvzzle Persons Suitable Gowns and Girls to knock him hieJs over head if Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Society Who Can See - An important gown Wiuca ucfvccu iv ivjuu tiuu uitii xxj-for the young girl Published Every Tuesday and Friday by It is a well known fact that personsÂ¬ just out in society is the one to be worn bility WALTER CHAMP deBRUCE MILIiER f Editors and Owners He is a very uncomplaining bird He ivho lose one or more senses often in thosere on the street one not too elaborate f oi does not maice any outcry He simply velop remarkable qualities a morning walk and still smart enough spreads his great wings and soars fai maining This has seldom if ever been for a luncheon or afternoon reception AT HOME beyond the reach of Ms petty enemies shown in so notable a way as in the It is almost impossible to make one A Reply to Burdettes Since She Went He meets with th same scornful case of Paul S Pinkham a resident of gown do duty for these several occaMillbridge Me who though blind has J Home tyranny from the turkey buzzard Where has she gone building unaided better sions so there should be two a It is an odd sight to see one of the succeeded inmost carpenters in aposses- Â¬ No evening shadows linger cold and gray tailor made cheviot severely No winds of winter chill the summer day latter swoop down upon a flock of the house than plain but well fitting and a smooth Â¬ A fadeless springtime blooms upon the way black vultures as they aire gathered sion of all their faculties would con faced cloth of bright blue braided with Where she hath gone about a dead chicken or other animal struct black the waist in reality a jacket r Pinkham has been bereft of sight All the black ones scramble out of the Where she hath gone since he was 12 years old and he is now tight fitting and braided in military No wailing note awaketh sign or moan way hopping flapping and making fashion with black With this are wote The old glad songs take up a gladder tone their hoarse hissing sound their only 55 Theres laughter sweeter far than we have note The house which Pinkham built is a a boa and muff of silver gray fur a and range themselves at a safe known color that only ffresh young faces can distance where they wait patiently spacious house with a comfortable stand Where she hath gone half until their big cousin chooses to take and roomy look a story and a high This second gown might be of brighrt Where she hath gone high with a long ell one story Her saintly presence blesses mansions fair his departure red with black satin made with a bo house Glory gleams about the head so dear The two species are often found to- extendincr back from the main on and lero jacket and gold buttons or of gray And thy poor heart will find its rest lip gether but there is evidently a great The clapboarding is well put worn with a gray felt hat trimmed with there gulf between them and the blacks the windows doors and exterior finish ostrich feathers A bolero jacket and Where she hath gone never forget their humble and respect- look as if doneby an expert carpenter full belt and front of rose color satin its Where she hath gone demeanor in the presence of Ca while the interior is as perfect in ex-- relieved the gray Time doth not mark in days its golden ful plan and construction as one could thartes Aura flight Eton jackets aire favored this winter Along the lower Mississippi river in pect Yet Paul Pinkham sightless They are more suitable to young girls sun is dimmed by Heavens greater The light Mississippi and Louisiana all the small planned the house and built it There than to elderly womenand dressmakers And there are never tears nor lonely night towns are protected from inundation is not a stick or nail or stone or brick have not been slow to take advantage Where she hath gone by high earthworks or levees and the in its construction from foundation to of this fact Dark brown velveteen oi Where she hath gone space between the levee and the river roof that he did not place there too some day will go if God so will called the Thou At 21 Mr Pinkhams father who had dark red make charming street cosbatture is a sort of no mans And while transcendent raptures thro thee o shipmaker died leav- Â¬ tumes made with the Eton jacket 0n land Here garbage and refuse of all been a thrill The of brown has a tight fitting waistcoal Thy souls shall meet redeemed yet lov- Â¬ kinds is thrown and the floating houses ing him penniless and alone neighbors pitied poor blind Paul and and broad belt of yellow silk trimmed ing still of the fishermen are moored with threads of mink Where she hath gone Such places are the chosen home ot it was the general accepted theory that Lila T Dews in Atlanta Constitution Short jackets of seal lamt to the find his Brer Buzzard No one ever dreams of Paul would ere longwas madeway better aire desirable but must or Persianshort always be of molesting him No one ever cares to come town farm Paul as the longer coats are only near enough to frighten or disturb him stuff Although up to that time he had women Russian blouses in for oldei BREE BUZZARD fur and the life of plenty and ease makeii done little for his own maintenance he ed with a narrow gold belt are in belt him lazy and stupid All day long he at once set about devising means where ion None of the fur garments fash close 1IY HARRY BALL sits on some tall cottonwood tree by to support himself He feared at the at the throat but open to show jabots F ALL the birds drawn up and dejected if the weathel outset that his blindness ifright prove an Brer be cloudy or cold or standing with insurmountable obstacle to making his and bows of ribbon and lace to the dis that fly Buzzard is the ug- Â¬ wings wide extended to catch the sun way but he did not lie down under the comfort and future pneumonia of the liest and the least iight if the day is fine This singular fear He shipped with Capt Wilson of wearer Daintiness engaging He attitude with wings spread to their ut Millbridge on the schooner Forest and nant feature should be the predomi in a debutantes evenins might be called the most extent is a favorite with both made one trip along the coast He soon skeleton in the Aura and At rat a and they seem to be discovered that some latent sense or gown White and the light shades ol closet of the bird able to maintain it for hours without faculty was developing enabling him jtink blue yellow and green are pret We dont fatigue world to know of the presence of objects and tiest At the Assembly hall in Nev Â¬ York nearly- - all the young women wlic like to say anyWhen the fishermen come in with to estimate distances What this sense niade their first appearance wore white Â¬ thing more about their loaded boats the vultures descend is Mr Pinkham cannot explain ala looking exquisitely fresh and simple in him than we can help He isnt a pleas- and crowd about the rafts where the though in him it has now reached spite of the fact that the gowns were ant subject The poor fellow seems to fish are assorted waiting until the high stage of development be aware of his own humble sphere dead or worthless ones are cast aside He next shipped on the schooner rich and could have been made only Â¬ in feathered society too and his man Sympathy and found the work more by the smartest modistes Light gauzy A favorite morsel is the He great river catfish which ishead of the easily performed With this trip the fabrics made over silk or satin under ners are modest and deprecating always cut makes no noise in the world His de- off before the fish is offered for sale season was at an end and during the slips were the rule sometimes a tulle meanor whenever he walks abroad is to his savings by saw- Â¬ skirt had a satin waist trimmed with The fishermen like everybody else winter he added chopping cord wood tulle One gown of embroidered chiffor shrinking and sad as if he was con- Â¬ recognize the utility of the vultures and ing fire wood and scious of his own clumsy movements encourage into peddling clams had a- pattern of love knots interspersed he them until they become al- Then was venturedsuccessful With his with garlands around the skirt whict and the disagreeable ideas his presence most like pets and is ludicrous to and fairly it suggests But he is not altogether un- Â¬ earnings he purchased a boat and fitted was also trimmed with a double ruffle of appreciated depressing as he is and see four or fiveboysthem seize a fish head it out for lobster catehing He hired a headed by a veryr full ruche all through at the old fashioned and pull which were bunches of tiny pink roses of him may be said with truth that he game of like steer French and English flapping boy to traps the boat while he attended The waist was of plain chiffon with a does no injury to any living creature The danger which lobster hissing and tumbling about the ground to the He lives his harmless life and does his in of pearls and rhinestones Puff being nipped catchers fear their efforts to drag the coveted by the jaws greatly is inwhen landing girdleof chiffon encircled the decollete grewsome duty ings of lobsters away from each other In the fre- The hair was dressed highwith a little more need be said of anybody morsel of What down them Men with good sight are midst the ignoble Mankind may not love or admire Brer swoops Cathartes Aura struggle melee quently thus nipped and receive painful stiff spray of pink roses into the The round cut evening waist off the Buzzard but they are forced to accord The black fellows fall over each wounds yet Paul Pinkham handled hini respect and protection The man other in their efforts to get out of his ills lobsters bare handed and so nicely shoulders is more fashionable than the who kills him breaks the law and of- Â¬ lordships way and he calmly sails off was the sense of touch or prescience or square cut and while it shows the fends his fellow men whatever it may be termed developed shoulders can still be arranged more with the prize in his beak But there are many interesting things No doubt it will surprise many read- - that he was never caught by a lobster modestly than the other All evening although he continued in the business gowns are worn a trifle higher and have about this undertaker in feathers that a soft fold or two of lace or chiffon ar for 27 years have never been described probably al- Â¬ In addition to his home Pinkham has ranged as a tucker Lace berthas are because the general tendency has ways been to let him alone and of all built many boats that sail to day near worn but are of narrow lace caught up Ffl Z Millbridge and they are all good so not to hide the lines of the figure the larger birds of this country there rZ I N Y Sun not one which is less intimately models and easy sailers He ailso mado is 1 vm--gsome fine showcases and various other known than this u XttS NOVELTY IN FRAMES any day in forms of fancy Woodwork His neigh He can be seen on almost Y7J bors generally look to him for small A Pretty and Practical Method of Ar-the southern states soaring high in the 1111 II 9it 11 Ill IT VVm rlr jobs of delicate repairing and he turns bluesky or dashing slantwise in wind ran gring Photographs iKil li1 Imp out the work as rapidly and with far and storm a majestic and graceful obTo make the frame simply procure m less appearance of mental worry than an oblong bit of heavy cardboard largo ject This is as near as most people many clear visioned carpenters exhibit enough to allow of the chosen num Â¬ care to see him Â¬ n his home life he is it must be acWhenever I set out to doa thing ber of openings In it have cut as many a mean and unpleasant says Mr PinkhaimIplan it in my mind circles as you have photographs then knowledged and that picture forever remains before cut a bit of fine white linen an inch ci yature and yet even there he is not me I made the plan of this house ar larger all around On the linen mark without interest to the lover of all ranged just how far back from the road exactly where each opening- falls things which infinite wisdoniias placed vpon the earth Two species of this it should sit how high it should be and When that is done draw or have improperly called buzzard in how long and wide I saw in my mind stamped various blossoms as you may vultuie the shape it should assume before 1 prefer The suggestions given have habit the United States east of the one of which ranges ocky mountains started to make the excavation for the been found effective and serviceable cellar wall I made the excavation laid but are of course susceptible to change from New England to the Gulf of Mex familiarly known as the fur ico and is the wall raised the frame boarded and Holly for the winter man forget-me-noclapboarded it put in the windows and key buzzard His scientific name is TREAT HIM WITH INDIFFERENCE for him of whom we dream blos- Â¬ made the doors arid hung them lathed soms for the oretty man violets for the Cathartes Aura and he is a very dif ferent individual from his humbler ers and probably create a diversion of and plastered the interior and painted sentimental man and daisies for the cousin whose closer acquaintance we sentiment in favor of this bird of ill the exterior and even topped out the summer man are those most popular s are now making His neighbors call omen to learn that he loves to be clean chimneys however Lewiston house the miracle The turkey buzzard is a somewhat and will even brave immersion in the Embroider each wreath carefully and larger bird than the black vulture and cold water of the Mississippi river in Me Journal exactly then wind simulated ribbon is not black in color but a mixture order to effect it in and out Indicate it by an outlining Brilliant Mountain Flowers of black and reddish brown the latter On a warm and sunny day a large on each edge and about each frame All who have made pedestrian tours being the prevailing color in his fiock of the black vultures will assemble outline the lettering The remainder plumage His beak feet and head on a shelving sandy bank or a heap of through the Alps remember the vivid of the work is purely technical but it where the skin is bare are of a bright driftwood apparently for the express beauty of the mountain flowers Com- requires absolute neatness to insure red color and he is much less grotesque- Â¬ purpose of doing what the negroes who parisons recently made by Dr Dufour success show that ly repulsive in appearance than the live along the batture call washing splendor the superior purity and Press the linen carefully on the of floral colors in the Alps are black vulture of the south their clothes over the con- under side then stretch it not He also moves when on the ground One by one they drop down out of the trastiznaginary or a mere effect of oi Dardboard taking great care that each The reds blues and with a sort of dignified deliberation sky at the meeting piftce each new ar- Â¬ the mountain blossoms are yellows opening much more circle falls exactly over its paste very different from the clumsy hopping rival talcing up a position and keeping the Pull it tight and smooth and and teetering stride of his black it in decorous and dejected silence intense than those of the same species edges to the under side of the board cousin The latter Catharista Atrata They usually select a spot at which of flowers grown at ordinary levels Cut each circle out but be sure to cut also havea deeper and rich the scientists call him is the common there is a partially sunken log and after The leavesand microscopic examination one half inch within the line Slack the scavenger of the far south where he a large number are assembled one of the er green edges and turn them under neatly becomes as f amiliaa almost as the chick- Â¬ company will march gravely out on the shows that chlorophylismore abundant then paste them firmly into place ens in the small towns when cold half submerged log while the others In Alpine plants than in those of the When the paste is quite dry lay over plain One fact which seems quite weather or scarcity of food drives him sit motionless in their places the back a second piece of boardand in very interesting is that from the woods and fields to the haunts When the bather reaches the water nature yet is on tho mountains plants have relatively it cut slashes or openings to admit each of men He has absolutely no redeem- - it is funny to watch him As his feet smaller aerial organs Paste it to the board and larger sub card four sides and line coveredframer appearance Ex- Â¬ touch it he raises himself on tijtoe and ing feature of personal at all send to a terranean ones Thus1 a graceful flower cept when sailing high in air he is a de- Â¬ steps gingerly shuddering at the cold ivhiclry in the plains is seen nodding at for the glass and passepartout binding Â¬ jected wretched hopeless and revolt- contact but he wades bravely in and as St Louis Republic of an ing object His color is sooty black ex Â¬ he goes deeper and deeper his feathers the s mmit on theaspiring stem will be oun high mountain slopes hug Oyster Loaf cept the tips of the wings which are of rise on end and he looks a picture of ging the soil anchored by comparativeThe following recipe for making an a dingy grayish white this color be comic distress ly heavy roots and beaming up with ac oyster loaf is furnished by an authority ing visible only when the wings are He means business however and centuated beauty from the ground Cut an oblong slice from the upper side expanded His beak head and bare keeps resolutely on until he is com- Â¬ Youths Companion of a Vienna loaf of bread then scoGp wrinkled neck are dull black and his pletely submerged except his head out the crumbs from the- inside of the whole aspect and demeanor is ludic Â¬ Then he washes himself precisely as a An Illustration Spread the casing- with rously appropriate to his ghastly call Â¬ duck does flapping his wings rubbing theres lots o min said Mr Haf loafwith raw oysters about one butter fill quart ing and ruffling himself and dancing up Cery thot athracts a gred deal av at ul of He is a bird of the semi tropics and and down in the water until his feath- Â¬ teption widout much thots substantial add aatablespoonfcream chopped parsley half cupful of v some small bits can but ill endure the degree of cold ers are thoroughly saturated This ac- to show fur it3 butter pepper salt and two which is often felt in the Gulf states complished he marches sadly out a Throe fer yez replied Mr Dolan of tobasco sauce Put on the upper drops Df crust The lightest man runs up the ladder in January much more distressful object than ever put in a baking dish and pour fht At such times he resorts to the towns shakes himself like a dog and hangs fastest But it do be the wan that Dyster liquor ever it Cover and bake and can often be seen on the housetops himself up to dry by spreading his brings a hod o bricks wid im that 0 minutes basting often with the London Figaro crouched close against a smoking chtm great wings in the sunlight and stand Â¬ rftly counts oyster liquor When done put on an ney where sometimes a half dozen ing like a statue for perhaps an hour Tit for Tat oblong dish cut in slices and serve hot will push and struggle together for the v hile his brethren each go through the My boy said old Drywater in all Chicago Chronicle warmest place When hunger presses same performance one by one until rcation you wont find any animal Ham Patties he will descend into the backyard and the whole company are standing with except man who makes a habit of smok- Â¬ Ode pint of ham which has been pre his dejected clumsy way outspread wings in the hot sun walk about in ing cookedj mix with two parts ol disputing with the chickens for what This singular spectacle is a familiar Yes sir But neither do I know an3r viousry out bread crumbs wet with milk Put the ever scraps may be thrown one in the haunts of the black vulture other animal that cooks his meals batter in gem pans breakvone egg ovei When he drops down from on high and next to his great utility in remov- Tid Bits ach sprinkle the top thickly with among these chickens there is a ing noxious substances from the earth The first street railroad was laid cracker crumbs and bake until browned flutter and consternation but is the strongest argument can find to mighty they soon learn To treat him with the recommend him to the esteemdtman- - j hC New York in 1832 between tbe city over A nice breakfast dish N Y iLedgeiv contemptuous Indifference to which h kind Golden Days r j win aim xourieenmsirecu Â¬ rough-and-ready Â¬ Â¬ GEO WDAVIS DEALER IN THE PAtlE COILED SPRING FENCE WOfEl J Furniture Window Shades Etc Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Â¬ mm Special attention given to Undertaking and Repairing Main Street - - - - Paris Ky W O HINTON Agent Pire3 Wind and Storm Insurance THE VERY BEST OLD MILLER COLLINS Agents Paris Kentucky This is a smcoth fence that will turn any kind of stock It is made from thi best hard steel drawn specially for tbt purpose RELIABLE PROMPT- - PAYING Â¬ NON UNION Â¬ HOTEL REED Short St Bet Broadway and Mill The large steel wires forming tnt horizontal bars are first coiled around J inch rod thus practically becoming COILED SPRINGS their entire length These are securely tied together by lfl cross bars to the rod The cross barf are best quality of annealed yrir wrapped three time galyanized around each horizontal bar Being a self regulator it is alwayi ready for business slacks up for 3 below as cheerfully as it takes a new ITS ADVANTAGES HOW IT IS MADE LEXINGTON James Connors - IS Proprietor - - Â¬ well-to-d- Rates 2 And 250 Per Day One hundred good rooms Electric lights hot and cold baths barber shop and Postal telegraph office etc 21jy96 ly Â¬ Â¬ TREES FOLXJlLi Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Asparagus and everything for the Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- Â¬ ploy no agents Try us on prices and see the difference between those of a grower and dealer Catalogue on aj plication fee r H F HILLENMEYER Lexington Ky 20oet FULL stock of Fruit and Ornamental Grape Vines Small Fruits TREES 1896 grip for 90 in the shade gently but firmly persuades a runaway team to reconsider its action An unruly bull is safe as a canary in its cage it saith thus far ehalt unto the festive hog The fierce wind and drifting thou go snow pass by and it heeda them not There is no terror in the locomotive spark The trespasser is not led into temptation and the rail stealers The hired man and is gone the lagging tramp alike scorn it profferÂ¬ ed shade Like the model housewife when well supported it is always near and tidy ccupation q Â¬ THREE POSTS to the 100 FEET Economy is not our sole object in placing posts for farm fence at the un usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart Farmers say the closer the posts the That may apply t better the fence common fences but depending largely on its elasticity we pbefeb the long panel For cemeteries lawns yards etc they should of course be nearer l to 20 feet is not objectionable We have completed and are now building a lot of this fence for Bourbon farmers and you can examine into it merits for yourself Estimates cheerfully furnished Toa luuav uub uu j POSTS N Â¬ -- - Â¬ the fence or we will contract to do th whole job If you are needing any fence see us We will save you moneyana sua ouiia you me Desc ience maua Respectfully COLLINS MILLER Paris KTr The Pago Wiro Fence In Boorboa fcuo uvsouj auu yyo rrix uuau Â¬ Â¬ Millersburg Ky May 4 96 Collins Agents Messrs Miller Do not bo deceived by aHurtae advertisement and think you can get the Dest made finest finish and MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE for a mere son Buy from reliable manufacturers that have trained a reputation by honest and square dealing There la none In the world that can equal In mechanical construction durability of working parts fineness of finish beauty In appearance or haa as many Improvements as the NEW HOME 4 rm xz SJL w I 4m 4r I Tie Few COOE WRITE FOR CIRCULARS SanFEAKCISCOCAL Home Sewing Machine Co AttAOTAGA - Oeakqe Mass Bobtow Ham 28 Uhion Sqttase NT CuioagoIix Sr Louis Mo D alias Texas FOR SALE BY M - j Â¬ rfffrri if m hi s I 111 I I WINN BY Paris Ky U S REVESUE STAMPS WANTED T Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ ts Â¬ Pink-bn-m- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - - gooa condition Bach 5 cents 1 cent Express red imperforate 1 cent Express red part perforate 5 cents 1 cent Playing Cards red imperforate 50 cents 1 osnt Playing cardsredpart perforated cents 1 cent Proprietaryredpart perforatel0 cents 1 cent Telegraph red imperforate J0 cents 2 cent Bank Check blueipart perforates cents 5 cents 2 cent Certificate blue imperforate 2 cent Certificate blue full perforate10 cents 2 cent Certiflcateorangef ull perforatclO cents 5 cents 2 cent Express blue imperforate 10 cents 2 cent Express blue part perforate 2 cent Playing cardsblueimperforate50 cents 10 cents 2 cent Playing cards orange 2 cent Proprietary blue imperforatelS cents 2 cent Proprietary bluepart perforatclO cents 2 cent Proprietaryorangefull pefrote15 cents Scent Playing cardgreenimperforate82 3 cent playing cardgreenf ull perrt20 cents 3 cent Telegraph green imperforatel0 cents 4 cent Playing cardviolet perforate50 cents 4 cent Proprietaryvioletpart perforate 10 cents 10 cents 5 cent Express red imp erf orate 10 cents 5 cent Playing card red perforate 10 cents 5 cent Proprietary perforate 6 cent Proprietary orange perforate So 10 cent Bill of Ladingblue imperfotel5 cents 10 cent Bill of Ladingbluepart pertclo cents 0 cents 25 cent Bond imperforate 40 cent Inland Exchangeimperforate75 cents SI 25 50 cent Probate of Will imperforate 70 ceno Foreign exchangegreeninxateOO centn51 51 Life Insurancej imperforate SI 10 SI Manifest imperforate SL 25 SI Mortgage full perforate 00 1 50 i 80 Passage Ticket imperforate 1 Foreign exchaugeorange invate 3 00 1 90 Foreign Exchange maroon 400 5 00 3 50Inlaud Exchange imperforate 5 00 Probate of Will imperforate 7 00 SOiOO20 00 Probate of Will imperforate 1 501 30 Blue and Black 1 60 BlueandBlack 2 005 cent Black and Green proprietary Scents o cents 6 cent Black and Green proprietary 10 cent Black and Green proprietary 5 50 cent Black ai d Green proprietary 3- o 1 00 Black and Green proprietary 500 15 00 6 00 Black and Green proprietary lalso wish to buy old canceled postage stamps aud stamped envelopes of any and all denominations from 1S40 to 1875 -for which I willpay liberal prices AddressT L GKEEN County Cleric Mt Olivet Ky JNotf The above named stamps can be found on Deeds Mortgages Notes Keceipts Agreements Bank Check- etc from 1861 to 1875 also on Proprietary Medicines Matches etc Tne foregoing ofler is genuine made In good faith and will be carried out to the let-Â¬ ter in every instance when 1 receive the stamps I have mentioned in good order Reference Mt Olivet Deposit Bank or any official of Robertson county T L Gresn County Clerk -- Green County Clerk Mt Olivet Ky I want to buy for cash the following U S Revenues either canceled or uncanceled at the prices annexed when stamps are sent in I Paris Kentucky have had- the Pag Woven Wire Fence on my farm fo about eighteen months and am well pleased with it It has proved to he alt that is claimed for it It turns all Mnd of stock and is as tight as it was the day it was put up and has stood some sever tests A horse of one of my neighbor fell across the fence a few month ago and was not taken off for several hours but when taken off the fence went back to its place all right with the exception of a few staples During the storm of April 24th a good sized tree was blown across the fence and bent it down to th ground As soon as the tree was cast off the fence went up all right and war as gopd as ever with the exception of one broken wire and a few staples oul of place I am so well pleased with the feno that I am going to put up more of iff Respectfully right away Gentlemen - F -- 5my tf Wm Becrak We are prepared to furnish at re sonable prices locust posts by the car- Â¬ load Delivered at your nearest rail- Â¬ road station COLLINS MILLER ELBTHES CLEANED LOCUST POSTS OEP1EL a first class have WEcleaning employed to takepressing experienced tailor chargt repairing and of our Work done on short department notice Our prices are lower than others and we will do your work right PARIS - FURNISHING UNO TAILORING CL 24mar tfj H S STOUT Manager W W DUDLEY BILL POSTERS DO PRKi AH Kinds EY JSto Promptly Attended To ot Posting Distributing It - TOWN LOT FOR sale adV located Will be sold dition at low price on four payments one fourth cash balance in three equal pay Â¬ eighteen ments at sis twelve an care Te Address L L months Nevss Paris Ky well- J A 42xll0 f oofc lot in Williams Â¬ -- Â¬ Â¬ W 0 ifFtWHiearace but Ikjsltafad catalogue rioe Tly low publiaed t we ever want you 1 ZSSLSTIJL - aperior quality and fin warkmanBMp of goods inwrite for onr 1W6 Illustrated Catalogue Th our lara- Arte for Gat M It conUinVrtout 3fpag and - A K ALLIANCE CARIOAG CO Olnetuuti OM - f v - s - iV--A- - - i kV i v - f if -- ft- - - - i V s - - S - - THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY MARCH 2 1897 r AGRICULTURAL HINTS FOR FOULTRY RAISERS OUR PROVISION TRADfc Enfflsuad Gets tke lit rarest Shmr The exports of American hams How to Make a Good Incubator and amounted last year to 130000000 Brooder at Home pounds valued at 12000000 and 103 The brooder herewith described is 000000 pounds of this total were sent simple and cheap The tank A in Pig to Great Britain The sther countries I consists of a three inch iron pipe eight with which there wa considerable feet or more long screwed up with a cap trade in American hams ere Canada on each end Through one end is bored Cuba and Belgium The exports of a hole through which a one inch pipe B bacon to Europe last year amounted to runs up nearly to the other end of the 425000000 pounds of the value of 33 tank On this pipe B outside is screwed 000000 More than three quarters of a T standing upright On top of this the product was sent to the United T is a small cock T5 and below the T is Kingdom and among other countries pipe with valve and Brazil took an important place with a union A hole bored on the under side imports from this country of 20000 of the tank very near the cap has a one 000 pounds Germany following with quarter or pipe 8000000 Canada with 7000000 Cuba screwed in for thebackfiow F this also with 6000000 and France with 4000- one-quarter-in- Americas Surplus Products ch three-eighths-in- ch fcas a valve and union Another hole 000 WM- - J UV of one inch pipe C for pouring in the pounds In this particular item of ex-Â¬ water when filling the tank the cock ports as in other items Cuba as a marÂ¬ E oughttobeopenedsoastolet out the ket for American produce has lost its air A small piece of importance since the outbreak of the pipe D connected by a rubber hose Cuban war and furnishes each month reaches a pan on the floor for the over- Â¬ a steadily diminished market heating flow The oil stove or lamp A The exportation of fresh beef amount- Â¬ is for heating This heater works very ed last year to 225000000 pounds of Im sure I dont know steadily is cheap and will last a long the value of 19000000 and substan Â¬ Oh I After a moments thought time Having built the boiler the box tially all of this except an infinitesimal know why He put there it is made around it Each partition of portion sent to the West Indies was Yes the brooder is two feet long and seven talen by Great Britain In the export- Â¬ Yes so the boats could run across ation of salted beef from the United Q After a long silence looking intently States to foreign countries one half only at his mothers hat Ma was sent to the United Kingdom the Well dear balance being distributed among West You trimmed that hat didnt you one-quarter-in- INCUBATOR AND BROODER Prance followed with 32000000 Cuba bored on top of the tank is for a piece with 20000000 and Brazil with 13000 The exportation of lard is still an other important item of American com- Â¬ merce amounting last year to 510000 COO pounds of the value of 34000000 In the consumption of this article of American export the supremacy of the United Kingdom is less marked than in ham and bacon for although 200 000 pounds about 40 per cent of the total went to England Germany was a consumer to the extent of 120000000 or nearly 25 per cent of the total Â¬ ch A UasBificeat Road is a revelation to most people to know It rhe Boys Thirst For and His Deslrtvto ImÂ¬ that such railway equipment exists south part Information of the Ohio River as that of the Queen bunds Good Cigars mother and son She a Itsis an old standing joke of course and Crescent Route The block system They were equipment such as track signals womanly little woman about 27 years about the woman who buys cigars for electric headlichts and crossing rmnjT- - to electric of age while he the spoiled and only her husband said a cigar dealer gether with a perfectly lined rock ballasted 4 They say that she buys them at a bar Â¬ toaaDea all provide for the swift and safe child aged about six As they seated themselves in the cabin one could easily gain they are vile and that he is unable movement of passenger trains of the most The observe that the mothers thoughts to smoke them But after all it is only luxurious patternleaves New Orleans and Florida Limited Cincinnati over the were not of her surroundings but else- Â¬ a joke There is no more foundation Queen and Crescent Route daily on schedwhere while the child probably its for it than there is for many of the ules which each year are made a little short first trip on a ferryboat was restless other moss covered old chestnuts that W through scenery which is unsurpassed used to delight our grandfathers nati CORinearson Genl Passr Agt Cincinand most observing The child said nothing but did con- Â¬ While now and then a woman buys his seat until cigars that her husband does not like Every real nice old lady should have her siderable squirming in the gong rang in the engine room for usually they show verj- good judgment picture taken with her Bible in her hands It gives the people an the boat to start when with awe in his in the matter I know several of my Bible Atchison Globeadded respect for the voice and his large brown eyes opened customers whose wives have given them to their full extent he said in a stage cigars for presents during the holiday Over the Precipice whisper that could be heard by every- Â¬ season and I dont think I ever heard Hosts of invalids tumble to destruction any of the men complain There is no simply because they will exercise no disone within the cabin present that man enjoys better says cretion in the matters of eating drinking Whats that and the avoidance of exciting causes and Thats the gong for the boat to the Chicago Times Herald above all in the item of medication They If a woman wishes to give her hus Â¬ persist in dosing themselves in season and start band a box-- of cigars she will make no out of season with drastic and violent rem What makes the gong go mistake There is no present that will edjes opiates and mineral poisons The The captain the safest the pleasantest substitute What does he make the gong go be more acceptable but she should re- Â¬ best such hurtful no remedies is Hostetters for member that there is a great differ- Â¬ Stomach Bitters potent for malarial rheufor ence in cigars and that a man gets fond matic dyspeptic neivous and bilious comSo the engineer can start the boat What does he want to start the boat of one particular kind and dislikes most plaints others Most women know that So for It is impossible to discourage the man when she wants to give her husband a who has learned in whatsoever condition he So we can go to the other side What do we want to go to the other box of cigars she goes to the cigar store l HIUJO UUUOVU HHHIWIU lV Ut LUIUU1L where her husband usually rets his Rams Horn side for cigars and tells the tobacconist that she Oh dont ask so many questions S The B The day January024th W Ry commencing SunLook out of the window and see all the is buying them for Mr will inaugurate on cigar dealer knows the tastes of her No 4 and 5 a through Pullman Buffet trains water Sleepa husband and will advise her in the ing Car line between Baltimore and Chi After a silence matter Thus you see the husband cago via Cincinnati and Indianapolis Yes dear will enable the gets a good box of cigars just the kind O ThisW Ry to make patrons of the B How did all the water get there S the above God placed it there my dear that he likes and another favorite points without the inconvenience of named changWhat did He put it there for Didnt theme of the humorists is shown to have ing cars For time of trains and further informano foundation in fact He have any fcther place to put it tion call on agents B SW MOTHER AND SON THAT CHRISTMAS CIGAR JOKE Dealer Says That Women Buy Their Hxu 1 x During March4F Her w Â¬ 3S MAM Vk - v Â¬ l Colds and chills are prevalent and unlvss the system is strong enough 10 inrow mem ou serious iimess oxien ending in pneumonia and death results - l ne iouna in me diooo poisonea oy unc acid which should be expelled by the kidneys i iause attendt engtrsh - Â¬ The Effect ing Health and strength are impossible while it exists The system is being fmMnnr if- nnn to the ravages of colds chills pneu Â¬ ii mntintili ir TrTOrtrtA - Â¬ Â¬ monia and fevers for 4iscascd condition is found in The Cure t which will restore the kidneys to health ana enaDie mem 10 properly penorm their lunctions Ihere is no doubt about this The record of the past is - I So-and-- So Â¬ Â¬ f Â¬ u Proof Positive Mt It 4 Â¬ Â¬ 0 R S m SECTION OF THE BROODER or eight inches wide In the back is a glass door 16 inches long for conven- Â¬ ience in cleaning out and looking in The front partition 1 as shown in Fig 2 consists of three pieces of glass ar Â¬ ranged to slide or to be taken out at will The front box or first run four is covered with glass It contains a pane to lift up for putting in feed After the chickens grow bigger partitions 1 and 2 are removed and the chicks al- Â¬ lowed to run down on board 3 A fence two feet high of one inch wire mesh separates each flock It is not advised to put more than 30 chicks together else they will crowd and kill each other Farm and Home EARLY GARDEN CROPS Seed Should So Sown as Soon as tlie Ground Can Be Worked There axe a number of vegetables that can be sown as early in the spring as the condition of the soil will admitThey start to grow early and will supply salads and early veeretablcs in guod season To secure the best re sults all preparatory work should be done in advance so that at the first fa Â¬ Aorable opportunity the planting can be done -- look over the fields you can imagine that they are covered with toy farms where the children are playing with the laws of nature and raising samples of different kinds of vegetables and grains Everything is on a diminutive scale and the work is as fine and ac Â¬ curate as that applied to a Cloisonne vase What would an Illinois or an Iowa farmer think of planting his corn wheat oats and barley in bunches and then when it ic three or four inches high transplanting every spear of it in rows about as far apart as you can A Japanese stretch 3our fingers farmer weeds his wheat fields just as a Connecticut farmer weeds his onion Care and fertilizers make the farm bed and cultivates his potatoes and Convert cheap grain into meat and barley with as much care as a Long aGnd to market fn that way Island farmer bestows upon his as A sheep xvell fed and cared for will paragus and mushrooms or his flowers shear more and better wool Do what is necessary to be clone well No animal should be kept that in acme way will not pay for its food and so that jt will not be necessary to do over give a profit FanrterB Union -- There is no advantage in attempting to make the garden until the soil is in condition to be worked readily into ii fine tilth But it is well to have every thing in readiness One item is thor oughly to plow the ground Soil that is well plowed and well drained will not only dry out earlier but will warm up quicker than if left undisturbed untli spring It is always best to plow deep anil thorough and in finishing run out 1 urro ws wherever necessary to pro vide good drainage Whatever manuring is necessary can also be done daring the winter The manure used in the garden should be thorughly rotted and refined for two leasons One is that this condition is aiecessary so that it can be well in- Â¬ corporated with the soil The other is that in order to be available the plant fcod in the manure or fertilizer must be soluble and rotting and fining are essential in making it easily soluble Another advantage in rotting the manure is that any wreed seeds it may contain will be destroyed It pays to ma Â¬ nure liberally There is little danger of having the soil too rich A good rich soil thoroughly prepared is one of the first essentials in having a good garden Another thing that can be lookedaf t er in advance is the seed Good seed is another essential to a good crop of nii3 kind and for the early garden it is aiecessary to secure what is needed in good season In making up the list it is always best to rely upon old standard varieties for the main crop trying novelties on a small scale until their value is ascer Â¬ tained It is well to remember that the extraordinary growth and yield se cured with iuany novelties are the re Â¬ sult of the most favorable conditions of growth and that varieties that do well in one locality and kind of soil often prove failures when grown under entirely different conditions Do not get too many varieties With quite a number one eaxly and one late suffice while in some eases it will be better to have an early medium and late in ouder to maintain a supply with tlit least trouble Onions radishes lettuce spinach beets early cabbage kale can jeas all be sown as soon as the soil can be worked in the spring St Louis Ke public AGRICULTURAL NOTES Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Indian islands Germany Canada and South American countries the amount exported to Cuba amounting to less than 1500 worth m a year A very large market for American tallow the exportation of which in- Â¬ creased enormously last year wasfound in France to which SG000u0 pounds were sent Germany took 0700000 pounds the Central American states 3000000 the West Indian islands ex elusive of Cuba Porto Jtico and Hayti 3250000 and Mexico 1S00000 The United Kingdom at the head of the list in tallow as in other articles of J produce in the provision trade took 1S000000 pounds or about 40 per cent of the total Amer- Â¬ ican exportation More than two thirds of the exports of American canned products of meats and provi- Â¬ sions were taken by Great Britain i0 000000 pounds of the 60000000 pounds exported Germany took 7500000 pounds France 5400000 and Africa 3500000 1300000 pounds were sent to Canada and 700000 pounds to Asia and Oceanica being the article of American commerce which it would seem is most widely diffused among the coun-Â¬ tries of the earth There is practically no exportation of American mutton and very little of fresh pork The Amer Â¬ ican exportation of canned salmon amounted last year to 32000000 pounds and the American exportation of oysters amounts to about 600000 a year -- Sh-sh-- sh Well you did Keep still and dont bother me or I shall be compelled to whip you You did trim it cause I seed 3ou With cold neuralgia increases With St As she jerks his arm Keep still Jacobs Oil it decreases and is cured But you did trim it just the same and you know it Dont give a tract where bread is needed Will you keep still most Rams Horn Between his sobs Well didnt Easy to have rheumatism Just as easy you trim it to get rid of it with St Jacobs Oil Ill whip you good if you dont keep It takes a hot fip- - to purify gold --Rams still Horn Well you trimmed it just the same As the mother boxed the childs ears THE MARKETS and dragged him onto the deck we could hear through his boohoos Well Cincinnati March L LIVE STOCK Cattlecornmom 2 f0 a 3 oo you did trim it and you know you did 4 40 oj 00 delect butchers cause I seed you San Francisco CALVES Fair to gooit light 625 2 HOGS Common 3 00 r 3 50 Wave TOO MUCH FOR HIM - There is one thing about a prayer meetThat the Cleveland Akron Columbus Ry H lets out at nine oclock while a is still selling round trip tickets between all ing stations on its line good going and returning dance keeps going until one or two oclock Sunday at a rate of one fare for the round m the morning trip Ask any agent for particulars or write to C F Daly General Passenger Agent Free Fnnn Iinuor Bureau Cleveland O Tn order to assist the thousands of un Often when people tell you how they employed men in Chicago the Working feold somebody else what they thought of mens Home at 42 Custom House Plaee has established a Free Labor Bureau and is them it is a lie Washington Democrat prepared to furnish men to farmers and No man can become great unless the peo- others in all parts of the country without Employers applying to ple exaggerate his best points Atchison expense state either should definitely as to the kind of Globe Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Specially Remeinlier SOUTHERN HOMES IN TEXAS Â¬ work 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conduct ail your CORN No 2 mixed UATS business affairs decorate your house PORK Mixed Newness iraise your children and have your LARD Western 1 norihii S07fl ft to 8 50 285 21 Ys 0 00 4 25 4 50 on 73 I BOSS RABBIT TRAP SIvctfli mid Kcseriptin of a Simple Yet Effective Device Use six inch fencing boards or scraps of any inch lumoer but side pieces should be six inches wide Cut four pieces six inches wide and 24 inches long one piece six inches wide and four clothes made But she means well To be sure she does Thats just the trouble The worst bore on earth is a conscientious bore All others you can snub ignore or kick out But when she swoops down like an ani- Â¬ mated benediction with her herbs or bottles or volunteer advice one cant bear to tell her that shes a kind- old sympathetic mistake and an angelic sort of a nuisance When I say that1 its either move or get out an injunction restraining her from trespassing on any portion of our property I mean - REASONS FOR USING CHICAGO FLOUR IJRAINT CORN Wlmat Vn 9 rorl No 2 Chicago spring No 2 vr avi - Winter patents 4 20 JW dM fc PORK Mess LARD Steam FLOUR rlAIC v- 4111 22 atr wqvy xuyj 7 95 8 00 4 00 icic Walter A LARD Refined PORk Mcs Family Gkain Wheat No Corn Mixed O its Mixed BALTIMORE 4 50 2 25 23 - 4 S5 Jt5aKer Uo s Breakfast Cocoa 4- eSl4 ft all CAITLE First quality HOJc Western JNDTANAPOLES 3 80 4 00 26 24 50 16 85 4 20 4 10 83 21 WWh 111 s r hvsxk Hi MUall 5 Rtl Kb EK3 I it r4w ifM - TPIE EOSS RABBIT TRAP inches long for back end making box 4xGx23 inches inside Hang the door in front end arrange treadle and trig- Â¬ ger as shown using a couple of tacks in bottqm of trap for the treadle to rest igamst when tilted The treadle can be taken out for repairs when needed A and B are made of wire door and treadle of half inch lumber Dotted line D shows position of dpor when down E shows track of lower edge of door when lifting to position F A couple of staples will hold wire B in po sition When the rabbit steps on treadle T it pulls the wire B out of C letting door fall JTor door hinges use wire nails with heads eut off and driven into edge of door Holes made in sides with gimlet larger than nails to work easily and not bored quite Â¬ through Ohio Farmer Faruiing Methods in Jiiian Japan is one vast garden and as you Â¬ v she worries me A Wonderful Statement Yet you say her good common sense saved you 20000 recently and we know she pulled Willie tlirouglijif ter the doc- From Mrs McGlllas to Mrs Finkliam tors despaired FOR Yes and thats what hurts I canM FOR I think it my duty dear Mrs Pink bear a fussy old woman who knows ham to tell you what your wonderful more than I do Well move Detroit Compound has done for me Tree Press I was dreadfully ill the doctors said they could Bloues and Jackets Onee more the blouse has been driven cure me but The regular subscription price of into exile by Ihe dressmakers whose failed to do Demorests Magazine caprices are past finding out and they so We will send all three to you for gave up Judges Library and I have likewise marked the Louis XV one year for 200 or 6 mo for i Funny Pictures js 330 jacket to keep it company in seclusion in despair Women however insist upon having and took to DENIORESTS MAGAZINE is by far the best family magazine published there is none of our monthlies in which tbe beautiful and the useful pleasure and proflt fashion and literature some garment which they can slip on my bed I are so fully presented as in Demorests There is in fnctno publication pretending to a similar scope and purpose which can compare with it Every number contains a free pattern coupon to save the wear of handsome costumes had dreadful pains in my in caricature LIBRARY is monthly magazine JUDGESwith wit and humor aIts contributors are of fun Hlled with illustrations illustrators and and they are in open rebellion In Paris the best of American wits and replete the black moire skirt is the correct heart FUNNY PICTURES is another humorous monthly there is a laugh in every line of it thing to wear with the jacket in case fainting All three of these magazines are handsomely gotten up You should not miss this chance to secure them one is not crushed hy ones couturieres spells scorn for them A chic little affair ol sparks beCat here and return Coupon properly filled out yellow brocade on a moire ground has fore my trimmings of yellow mull ruches edged- my eyes Demorest Publishing Co U0 Fifth Avenue New YorkV with the narrowest possible black vel- and some For the enclosed S200 plenso send Demorests Family Miicazinc Judge Library vet ribbon Another is of lilac brocade times I would get so blind I could not a magazine of fun and Funny Pictures for one year as per your offer with a narrow black velvet line running see for several minutes Name across it The graceful vest is of puffed I could not stand very long without Post office rose chiffon strapped with black vel- feeling sick and vomiting I could not vet and tiny diamond buckles The breathe a long breath without scream- Â¬ Date State basques are slashed into square tabs ing my heart pained so and are edged with the broad square I also had female weakness inflam revers which cover the shoulders in mation of ovaries painful menstrua- Â¬ lieu of sleeve puffs with quillings of tion displacement of the womb itch Â¬ rose mull and black lace Black velvet ing of the external parts and ulcerabands the waist with a cluster of loops tion of the womb I have had all these and a diamond buckle on one side of complaints i the front and the plain long almost The pains I had to stand were something tight sleeves are of rose col oredmoire 4 My husband told me dreadful silk with rose mull ruehings at the to try a bottle of Lydia E Pinkhams rrwaist St Louis Republic taking medicine which I did and after t it for a while was cured No other The world deals good naturedly as you 10 me 4 ALL with good natured people and I never kind of medicine forhopeas longwoman every 25 50 knew a sulky misanthropist who quar- inake Compound I tiTmani crc who suffers will take your Compound ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED L Cascarets are thelie1 Laxat reled with it but it was he and not eorcoartItieH f and be cured Mrs J S McGillas it that was in the vfjong Thackeray teypj ftMgfty f I 113 Kilburn avenue Rockford 111 Â¬ the nerve to disillusionize the dear old Winter patent soul I suppose she takes just as much FLOUR Wheat No 2 red GRAIN Corn Mixed trouble to give us trouble as if everyOats Mixed thing she did gave us the most profound PORK Mess sense of gratitude But from her cat LARD Steam nip tea to her adivce on placing a loan Â¬ that we must move I wouldnt have GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed LOU1SVILLK 3 o - Because it is absolutely pure Because it is not made by the so called Dutch Process in which chemicals are used Because beans of the finest quality are used Because it is made by a method which preserves unimpaired the exquisite natural flavor and odor of the beans Because it is the most economical costing less than one cent CO r M CO su 2iv 20 J frfrfrfr0O0O A G REAT BAKER a cup Be sure that you get the genuine article made by WALTER Ltd Dorchester Mass Established 1780 50 6 25 MAGA FFER 3 1 3 t Â¬ - nip Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ lANDY CATHARTIC - CJJRECOriSflPATlOH Â¬ mrarolBagga si tv -- h s t A r- MtifS Hr V A V s - 8 wwr ii THE BOURBON NEWST TUESDAY MARCH 2 1897 frs Url Cottage Tor Sale n B i I I HAVE a desirable 1 story 3 room framH cottage on Eighth Btreet near the Georgetown pike bridge The lot is 47 feet front running back 165 feet has big never failing spring rents easy for 6 00 per month Will sell for cash or on 6 and 12 months without interest Apply to or address 4 mJ Gabler Pianos 40000 in Use THE MALAYS SNAKE One hot- morning in June weanchored off Belize From the masthead rwatched fish in the drifting gulf weed not no- Â¬ the ticing a tar bucket hanging near me till a swell struck the ship and my head struck the bucket and dashed the tar all over my - TWIN BROTHERS o GREAT BARGAIN iKr M white duck suit TO Like are strong solid and lasting the violin they improve with usage Durability is a claim made for all I pianos but it is the chief merit of the There are Gablei Pianos THE PATRONS OF THE PARIS ICE MFG CO 8 We appreciate your past patronage We are now ready to quote prices for now and there would not be so many next season and will not be undersold were not the Gabler remarkable for by anybody well as f Remember our ice is of pure distilled tone touch and finish itasand learn for its water Listen to durability We are sole representaexcellence PARIS IOE MFG CO tives for the Steinway Piano PHIL NIPPERT Manager 19feb 19feb lmo P LENIHEN Paris Ky ICE ICE Â¬ FIFTY PEAR TREES FOR 100 Ernest Urchs 121 Co Street - 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 Rile V Greensburg Ind and 123 West Fourth CINCINNATI Incomparable Crescent fast The service on the Queen train North Through Pullman drawing room sleepers Standard vestibuled day coaches lavatories and smoking rooms Elegant Cafe parlor and observation cars Nine and one half hours to Cincinnati 10 hours to Louisville from Chattanooga O L Mitchell DivPastr Agt Chattanooga Term mil iiFOR mm SaXi-E3- S E2jstaTclisilLoc3 Inauguration Ceremonies March 4th will be imposing Why not buv a low rate ticket via the Queen Crescent Route and Cinci nati and make the trip to Washington The train service is not surpassed any where Ask agents for particulars Chas W Zell Div Passr Agt Cincinnati Chatta- Â¬ O O Ii Mitchell Div Passr Agt nooga Tenn W C Rluearson Cienl Passr Agt Cincinnati O COmfort a cask containing The slop ohest clothing which the seamen are allowed to purchase at any time being empty I could hope for no assistance from that quarter and so there was no alternative left me except that of wearing my tar daubed suit until I could wash rinse and dry a labor at which to tell the truth I was never very expert the clothes in the washtub As many of my shipmates would have done under similar circumstances in race after the manner of mankind at large I bestowed a number of wrathful blows and a number of forcible expletives upon the poor bucket as if that was to blame and should be punished for the accident which was the result of my own carelessness When I was relieved from the masthead I descended to the deck in no very pleasant frame of mind and rolling up my shirt sleeves made my way directly to the tub in which I had left my clothes A Malay a man of 30 with a long face and nose and small twinkling black eyes sat upon the windlass bit watching me in such a peculiar manner that I stop- Â¬ ped thinking he wished to say something to me He turned aside his head however as our glances met and looked to leeward He and I were not on very good terms as I had interfered on the previous day to prevent him from pounding our libtle cabin boys head with a crowbar He had sworn eternal enmity to me from that moment and I doubted not that he would seek to injure mo before we quitted the ship The cabin boy entertained the same opin- Â¬ ion he had said Look out for him may try to poison Check is a viper and you with some of those curious liquids locked up in his ohest Never fear I had answered I shall keep a sharp lookout I could not help shudderinghowever as I thought of the singular andhorrible DAYS CLOTHING OVERCOATS SUITS PANTS HATS AND CAPS SHIRTS UNDERWEAR BOOTS SHOES ETC s 5-- - - K V - - Oi imt JrfcJ J Ttatler of Millersburer Kv is now in progress of liquidation owing to the assignment ot J U- bmeaieys All of the large stock of dry goods notions fancy goods domestics boots shoes bats caps and every article kept by a first class store is now being offered at cost for cash This is a fine oppor- Â¬ tunity for any one wishing to engage in the dry goods business and assume con- Â¬ trol of a house already established and Smfidlfiv - The old and well known firm of r s stock as a whole should address ALEX BUTLER Butler Of the firm of Smedley Millersburg Ky Crescent No dust or cinders on Queen He had been a juggler in his native coun Â¬ Route limited trains Nonh Rock ballast try and the trunk contained among other Superb trains with every comfort Fast time things several bleached skulls a number and the short line to Cincinnati of poisoned arrows and a large bottle in whioh were three or four small spotted ser-Â¬ I II II II III II Hill II II II I HI nil II III I III IT pents Aye aye hes a singular fellow this Buy Shoes Now Check I now muttered as I moved on Mens finest calf shoes cnt from 5 toward the tub What could have been and 6 to 385 the meaning of that curious look he gave Ladies finest Kid Welts lace and me There was a treacherous malicious well known throughout Central Ken- Â¬ one wishing to buy the button cut from 350 and 4 to 285 sparkle in that eye of hiswhioh I did not tucky Any 111 curiosities in my enemys chest r -- - j 11 1 1 11 E GREAT XKIV Till March 1st RION CLAY fancy JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Your work is promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable The First Battle W MILLER has received OSCARexclusive 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 ASSIGNEES NOTICE persons having claims against assigned estate of James H Letton are requested to present them at onee propprly proven as required by law to the undersigned or his attorney ALL Harmon Stitt 27nov tf Assignee from large clear type with 32 full page illustrations a magnificent colored presentation plate and an autograph preface handsomely bound m cloth half morocco or full morocco at 175 cottage 5 rooms 10 per 225 and 275 each Mail orders will Address BRICK Teceive prompt attention class repair ApFirst ply to Oscar W Miller Hutchison Ky BC INGELS Or O EDWARDS Ujant f L M GREEN FOR RENT 60 ACRE Â¬ p oTolio A DESIRARLE FARM Of 435 Acres Of FOR SALE HAVE a well situated 60 acre Bour-Â¬ bon County farm which I desire to sell It is well improved For any further particulars address 8jan tf Bourbon Land I STOCKCROP Pf I FARM IMPLMfTS J Es PLTJMMER Millersburg Ky I will sell at public auction on the premises four miles East of Paris on the North Middletown pike beginning at 10 oclock a m on 602 TUESDAY MARCH 2 1897 the following land stock etc My farm containing about 435 acres of good well improved land will be offered as a whole and then in two tracts Tract No 1 will contain about 250 acres subject to survey fronting on the North Middletown pike with a five room cottage on a beautiful site model stock barn and corn crib in fact every outbuilding that would add to comfort all new and well built young orchard peaches apples pears and cherries just bearing two acres of strawberries the famous Haviland variety two tenant iouses and a splendid tobacco barn will house 18 acres Tbis farm is well water- Â¬ ed by Stoner numerous springs and a large fish pond well stocked This is one of the most desirable farms in the county well located daily mail at the doornd is in good condition Will grow hemp or tobacco Tract No 2 will contain about 180 acres of fine land with a five room brick house and a large tobacco barn will house 20 acres all in bluegrass and rye watered by Stoner and the finest spring in the county The quality of this land is A No 1 A good passway will be M H DAILEY MAIN DENTIST ST 8 to 12 a - - - - PARIS Over Deposit Bank KY Office hours m 1 to 6 pm fji - R A SPRAKE 3 3R0AEWAY Office hours 8 UP - - - PARIS KY stairs 1 to 12 a m to 6 p m HOUSE LOT AND BLACK Â¬ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my house and lot with blacksmith shop at Jacksonville Ky I will sell for half cash bal ance in twelve months For further particulars address or call on BENJ F SHARON 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky AMD I Â¬i t I j railroad time card L NRR ARRIVAL OF TRAINS From Cincinnati 1116 a ml 530 p m 1015 p m tract No 1 From Lexington 439 a m 740 a m vs At same time will sell the following 339 p m 622 p in 1 brown gelding 5 years From Richmond 435 a m stocK etc 742 a m heEngliBli Language old good roadster and work horse 4 333 pm The English language oi today is quite thoroughbred mares pedigrees furnish rom Jiiaysvme 74a a m 3au p m Oirerentin many respects froiii the Eng on day of sale 1 ed spoken only 100 years agp On the DEPARTURE OF TRATNS thoroughbred colt ready to go in train- Â¬ r hand the Dutch spotien by tho Boers ii ing 5 work mules 1 pair extra 30 To Cincinnati 445 a m 752 a m outh Africa does not d r grcatiy from Shropshiredown ewes all registered or 347 p m same language spoken JjO ta 5 ago eligible 10 Shropshiredown ram lambs To Lexington 752 m 1127 a m Boers during that tr o Jr i - had extra i imported Shropshiredown ram 540 p m 1021 p m oiiu mother little intercourse 6 extra Jersey cows and To Richmond 1125 a a prize winner in 537 p m Jtry and so their language remains i heifers soon be fresh 150 barrels corn in 1025 p ni ost fixed crib 400 cotton grain sacks good as To Maysville 750 a in- - 630 p m t new mower binder hay stacker and F B Carr Agent Thirteen Trumps li W3iist lakes wagon harrows plows cultiva- Â¬ uder i one of Richard A F tors dump cartharness plow gear seed Kentucky Midland mathematical article tiiat stripper and other things too numerous w zys are no less than G35 Arrive 830 a m 52S p ui to mention o is aking a whist b nd Leave 955 a in 550 m Terms made known on day of sale Jb reight in- li one chance and Arrive carries passengers B F BEDFORD JR i of course tlie tr must 4252p m leaves 435 u m J V kon ol holdin rAT FOBSYTH Auctioneer secured to this tract not encumbering two-year-old 1 So saying I stooped over the tub and was about to thrust my arms in it when I was prevented by the voice of the captain So it was you was it thats been a he cried wasting all that ere water Glad I caught you Jest take Check and another and the yawl and reckonoyster the shore for some fresh water and dont be all day about it There was no use of my attempting to explain that it was salt water that I had The tanks were used for my ablutions empty and the skipper had evidently been waiting to set upon somebody And I was the unhappy fellow picked out to row along shore in the hot sun to sniff out a spring I bad some work to get a chum to go with me but the lanky Malay jumped at the offer We searched along shore for a good while and yet had spied no fresh water pouring into the bay The season was against us At last we came near getting aground thanks to the swell that was rising when as 1 had the boat hook in hand and my mate his oar the Malay sitting on the thwart doing nothing the latter began whistling between his teeth Now it is all very well for a man to take his ease when he can but when he wont be satisfied with that but whistles over it tauntingly it provokes a man So I turned round going to talk to when whish somehim like a father thing long and horrible darted by the side of my head and my mate tumbled back astern That action of mine had saved my good for nothing life for the Malay had whis tled the snake out of the covert and I stood in its line of motion As it was my messmates stumbling aft caused him to lose his balance and fall backward into the boat Never shall I forget the wild horrible cry that burst from his lips as he quickly lifted his head from the bilge iniwhich it had been submerged He tossed his arms wildly about started to his feet and a moment after5 fell writh Â¬ ing in strong convulsions Why confound you what is the matter with you exclaimed my mate but drew back a cry of terror bursting from his lips There lay the unfortunate Malay with protruding tongue bursting eyeballs and livid countenance rolling over and over and vainly striving to disengage from his neck a deadly snake which had coiled about it and was now darting with forked tongue its venomous poison into his flesh The struggles of the unfortunate man were of brief duration and while land my companion hacked and pounded the serpent to pieces the death rattle sounded in the victims throat and with one farewell gasp he rolled over on his back and expired My mate Tom Squid now threw his hands around my neck You have had a very narrow escape M said he and I will praise the high ad miral all my life for saving you as he has done So ought I Tom said I It certain- Â¬ ly was lucky that my turning Tound to jaw the beggar was the means of sparing me from the doom he lured on himself The big snake was brought aboard and every one had his stare at it when it was d over the side after which the re U us of the Malay were consigned to the i i in tne usual manner New xorK Â¬ Â¬ Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods Cottons Calico Flannels Skirts Underwear Gloves Shoes Rubbers Etc Come in and get the prices on all goods Come now while you have a big stock to select from Remember this is a grand opportunity to buy goods very cheap Remember the place BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL C A DADGHERTT S persons having claims against assigned estate of J G- Smedley are requested to present them HOUS E A at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or their at- Â¬ ND L H Landman H D Ii PUITEB torney Harmon Stitt A SMEDLEY B D SMEDLEY DEODHATOH - Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris sinepS 434 Main St Paris Ky TUESDAY MARCH 9TH 1897 returning every second Tuesday in each month ALSO DEALER IN Optician Landman has been visiting this city regularly for over five vears and has ad justed glasses to the eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon are requested to present them at once Estimates promptly furnished for County and has proven himself comproperly proven as required by law to glass paints painting and decorating petent thorough reliable and honest the undersigned or his attorney Har You can get Landmans glasses from mon Stitt Clark Clays drug store between his PERRY JEFFERSON ADMINISTRATORS SALE visits and when he makes his regular Assignee 27nov tf visit he will examine your eyes thorough- Â¬ OP ly and make any change necessary to give satisfaction Examination free T References Drs W J Fithian x-0-rxEads Buck Fithian Bowen and C 0D Cram of Paris against ALL persons having claims H Cur Â¬ By virtue of an order of the Bourbon estate of M assigned rent are requested to present them at County Court made and entered Feb once properly proven as required by 17 1897 as Administrator with the will law to the undersigned or hisattorney annexed of John Shea I will expose at Harmon Stitt public sale to the highest bidder at H C CURRENT Millersburg Kj Paints Oil Tarnishes ASSIGNEES NOTICE Brushes Artists Ma Â¬ terials Window against Glass Etc ALL persons having claims U Ball assigned estate of A Â¬ asiiHfi Â¬ ASSIGNEES tNOTIOE Weekly Cincinnati 27nov tf tAssignee Saturday March 6 1897 ASSIGNEES NOTICE LL persons having claims against the assigned estate of I R Best r requested to present them at once are properly proven as required by law to the undersigned HARMON STITT A 27nov tf Assignee NOTICE persons having claims against assigned estate of Joshua will please prove the same ac- Â¬ Barton cording to law and leave them with the undersigned or at the office of ALL Paris Ky Those knowing themselves indebted to the estate will please settle promptly and avoid suit J M VIMONT Assignee Joshua Barton Millersburg Ky 15nov tf Harmon Stitt i -- - ALL v - Business Arithmetic Penmanship Commercial Law Merchandising Banking Joint Stock Manufacturing Lectures Business Practice Correspondence Mardi Gras New Orleans March 2d Mercantile Foil Easiness etc Coat of Coarse including Tuition Stationery aud Board in a nice family antl 3d 1897 NOTICEabout 890 Shorthand TypewritSnf- - and Telccraptty The rate of one fare for the round trip will are npecsaltscs have special teachers and be made via the Queen Crescent Route rooms and can be taken alone or with the Busi Â¬ persons having claims against February 26th to March 1st to New Orleans ness Course for ladies assigned estate of J J Peed account Mardi Gras running solid vestibuled Special departmentrlmrn for the only line It is to New Orleans Situations The ourcrsdnatesJn tiflerent department cf and is eighty six milas wded itsRiippl are requested to present them at once trains Coiiece hasc verified as required by law to the under Â¬ shortest tver the Queen A trip Crescent to signed or their attorneys J Q- Ward nnnlnt nnrt intonsolv intnroctlnir W t Vvxt the- ollere i3 noted nrtLe ocatfon o Prof Szaittfa it cK limate Gulf made to include avvislt during the Mardi bl by itshas 2 iycixirches nt or Harmon Stitt mar rrtfcjVuJjO Gras season isdelightf ul rom start to the following described property A tract of 15 acres of land lying in the COMMERCIAI TRIBUNE CO County of Bourbon state of Kentucky Cincinnati O on the waters of Hinkston Creek and bounded on the S and W by lands of on Alex McClintock now Caldwells N by the land of Jas Wallace now the Jas Thorne and on the E by the Maysville and Lexington R R with a right of passway 15 feet wide from said land to the Millersburg Ruddells Mills T Jfcfl I turnpike and is the same land conveyed to John Shay by Jos Wallace and wife Op bv deed recorded in Bourbon County Clerks office in deed book 58 page 201 Said sale will be made for cash or upon a credit of 6 and 12 months for equal parts of the purchase money for which purchaser will be required to ex- Â¬ ecute bonds with good and approved security payable to undersigned Admin- Â¬ istrator with will annexed and bearing WILBUR R SMITH PRESIDENT LEXINGTON KY interest at 6 per cent per annum from Rpft-T-Tisuccessful graduates l0 day of sale until paid eluding NX in Banks Award of Medal and Diploma at Worlds Sale to be made at 2 oclock p m Exposition for Book keeping etc A Thorough Influential and Hoaore DENIS DUNDON Collesre Hundreds of students in attendance from 20 Admr with will annexed of John the past yearGonrse states of Book keeping Bnainesa consists Â¬ Commercial Tribune ONLY 50e- - A Year HeRe SSf UUr scky vmvEnsm r- I Shea PUPS J J G- la - - V tis - A mS - r V WHCoxFPAgentv - - ALLEN D PEED v Assic-nee- s- J 20 nov 3mo finish JboriurtuermtormauoncaUon or address Chas W ZellD PA W C llinearson Geiil Pa ssr Agt Cincinnati O f vo vacatsoai i UI -o- Ehti rcircumre-nourpftii - IIJLBUIM xS t SM v- F Lu fe tiiM-Jsid n - rvi sit c i l sjj t 1 i - 1W l -i- -Z V y -- reajaai8B1bB L gtair f Wmm b254B Tfft Wru - MM fr It VriilAn f - f 1 ft SIt- J4k m 5 -- rA A - iT - -- rc 5 te MByj L W- i4Mi - ir- - VJteS K- St i 4T i- - SiiVi-- T- - SBI iM Mm TJB- JTO