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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. jv AKr rw - i sr j0 si v Vi3w V 1 ry-r- S - r - K J h V f Si M74 THE BOU RB CHAMP MILLER N AND FRIDAY f 51NTILLATIONS N EWS Esfabllsbed Editors and Owners printed eStery 3t- TUESDj - isv FEB 1 1881 - SEVENTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY IKIDAY MARCH 5 1897 MILLERSBURG - NO 19 v - News Notes Gathered - r i Bars In And About The mut An It tiag Jumble Of Hews And Comment BROWER SCOTT FRAZEE - i deof Dora Bradley Harry Jamea of Carlisle Wednesday on business GetYoorClouiioit l CO Co p PRICE Opposite Frank All of our Goods are Warranted to be strictly jall WoOl And we guarantee a perfect fit Ranging from Our exuerience for eight years in the wholesale clothing business enables us to buy ready made clothing Bt sucn prices To Give You Good Values For Your Money 8 Large Dlsolau of Hsckwear at 25 ni THE CUBA HAT 90ots s 3 xjfiVTAWkjwf XXlUrXUXOX tK A will lecture in Stanford in April ndD was here ork Corbett is a 10 to 8 fav-In N Carpets Furniture Wall Papers Draperies c big fight on the 17th qritofor tj Rer W M Britt will preach at Jackie and Walling were Wednesday Shawhan at three oclock iffftrirjpjll from the Covington jail to Special Rug and Curtain Sale was Sam Daris of Flemingsburg Commencing Monday February tK Ale hereiMondayand Tuesday Dougl Sherley a former swell at Mr G W Mclntyre ha mored hi Louiirilflf is now a real estate agent at meat itore into the old bank building J3arHarSr Maine If so it will pay you to see the splendid values included in this Mrs W V Shaw went to DButler Tuesday to tisit her mother whofia ill It frNNNpited that at present there CUT PEIOE SALE Quarterly meeting will be held at the are 40wepK bicycle riders in the United Smyrna Rugs Mat ro Carpet Sizes from 30c to 32 00 M E Church to morrow and Saturday State fUe New York City alone pos- - Japanese Rugs Mat to Carpet Sizes from v60c to 15 00 000 riders John Ray of this place was marriedh 5 f to 35 00 Made Rues from Mat to Carpet Size3 from last week m Mason to Mies jueiia wise AtfVeaille Mondav Newt Lane 450 TO 3 Will Howard and wife of Carlisle was foqafaed of the charge of killing DAMASK CURTAINS 3 YARDS REDUCED FROM PER PAIR were guests of relative here Wednes H C Bfllenbaum Lane was defended day TINSELED OREPES REDUCED FROM 20c to 12Jc by Gdlllfreckinridge CRETONNES 36 INCHES WIDE AT 12Jc Russell Mitchell and Miss Anna Shay DfJpm F Letcher has written a let-¬ were married in Paris Tuesdaygaf ter ter to Mjk Bradley positively refusing CREPE CHINA AND JAPANESE SILK REDUCED FROM 75c AND noon ¬ 1 TO 50c Mr John Barbae shipped a fine trio to resigJiiRS Superintendent of the West WE INVITE INSPECTION MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES of Plymouth Rocks to Flemingsburg ern Kentucky LunatiCAsyium Wednesday HarvyJ Linville applauded jthe jury Mrs G S Allen returned Tuesday when itjeturned a verdict at Mt Olivet from a visit with her sister Mrs R fining fini 100 and giving him fifty Payne in Scott days in jiil for striking his step mother was here Sam Davis of Flemingsburtf Lemfcm Ky JudgajScott has decided that the local Corner Main and Broadway Monday and Tuesday looking fof high optioa Election held at Winchester last grade Alderneys old J H Cprtis who lived near theprop- 8ummeris 1valid and the saloons must The case will probably be close May cemetery has moved to the Orr erty on Main street taken tojthe Court of Appeals LewmGeorge Clark of Lexington Thos and Will Judy went to Cincin- ¬ Wednesday to buy a stock of gro- ¬ the alleged orMnal George Harris of nati ceries for the former 4Uncleom8 Cabin Has received a re- Mat Ray and John Case of Oak mittancTof 328 a benefit fund raised The Whitest Purest and Woods Fleming county were guests of for himfSix months ago inj New Zeal- relatives here Tuesday The Best Howe arrived Wednesday Mies Julia DepuHajtehals Phytian and Tucker from Covington to visit her sister Mrs were aStexiiigtpn Tiiesday andartested J C Miller near town Miss Lannie Layson went to Paris severabmore of the men recently indict¬ Wednesday to visit friends and attend ed by th Federal grand jury for elec- ¬ the Miller Hughes Wedding tion bulldozing Chief of Police Mc War ¬ Mr and Mrs David Judy Jr and son Elrorwjas one of those arrested accompanied by Mrs Minnie Rule came rants are also out for balf a dozen podown from Lexington Wednesday and liceman and for Sheriff Ed T Gross are guests of relatives In Ask Your Grocer For It and a negro preacher named Niles Frank Herbert yesterday shipped a all thirteen arrests are yet to be made2 Take No Other coop of Plymouth Rocks and a bronze gobbler to Butler and a bronze gobbler Chage Time on Frankfort iv Cincinnati to Shelby ville and coop of Pekln ducks Railroad to Winchester SACK On and after March 1st passenger The will of Mrs Elizabeth Piper waB JEfc R will probated Monday Thos McClintock trainslnthe iiSfeUAuv S9T ifnr z wasjnade administrator withdutypond WtvJDUTid- - SeaTePari8 830am b auuub gr QUW xuo tiaia 1Q VitlUCU - t lie r rnye 400 going to Miss Angie Piper arid atrive Georgetown 10 a m Frankfort 1155 a m Leave fans odV balance to deceaseds relatives A Georgetown 635 arrive p m arrive Nhw Cash Grocery Mr T D Frankfort 725 Judy is in Cincinnati buying a full line East Bound Leave Frankfort 630 a hardware queens ware m arrive Georgetown 720 a m arrive of groceries solicits a share of the trade of Paris 840 a m Leave Frankfort 3 p etc and Millersburg community Everything m arrive Georgetown 415 p m arrive new and fresh Give him a call Paris 510 p m C D Bercaw G P A See fifth page for account of the limJ ij ARE YOU INTERESTED A- - -- Brower Scott Frazee ¬ p R IDE OF PARI FLOUR EVERY - - ¬ PARIS MILLING CO GUARANTEED - ntSVXluS14Oivi--- Trfc 3T isSl teghg - - Til- - J d -T- Psmi-wFmv Bft V9 fl WE H E JUST RECEIVED i 1 f w Paris Furnisliing and Tailaring Co H STOUT Manager CARLISLE Sfows Notice To The Public County -- Culled From Nicholas Ihave arranged with Dr John Adair Prccimcti to take charge of my office until I am practice Clark Frittjs and family have moved able to resume my unfinished Dr Adair work and S will attend to all to Paris such other work as my patrols may de J D Firth has returned from Vir- ¬ sirf ginia ana North Carolina Very respectfully 9feb 2t Dr R A Sprake G L Heyman has gone to New York to New York to buy Spring stock Willbuyi one of our finest 2800 business suits See advertisement in another column The First of W J Bryans new book Bruce Huddleston has opened a your order to Cscar Send Battle butcher shop in the Grater building Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour- ¬ Col G W Bain will lecture in Car- ¬ bon county tf pfmirfinflstS3000 suit The offers are GOOD FOR SIX lisle on the 18th on the Old Man and Will New Woman U 8 AND FOREIGN DAYS We are doing a good business which is evidence that we are PROCURED The City Store is being painted and people right treating the papered and overhauled and put in first EUGENE W JOHNSON class shape before the arriyal of Spring i-Pants made to order for SOLICITOR AND ATTORNEY IN PATgoods No I Tobacco JSEIL3L Hogsheads ep 2300 8500 WITH BEST INDIANA WHITE OAK HOOPS WILL TARR CHEAP PATENTS CEMPLIN ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER - 3 AND 4 UP We have a lot of ends for boys pants cheap for cash Dont forget we have moved to store room between C B Mitchells and Adams Express office N Laundry Work sent oneaday and re ¬ We are agents for M turned next H S STOUT Manager vJKWB-iffiJ-lt- wKK gl IKR MOTTS CTTfpiMXCAXt CO For Sale By W T Brooks The only safe sure and reliable Temale PHiL over offered to Ladies especiaUy recommend ¬ PENNYROYAL ed to married Ladies take PZL1S for Ask Qan DSC MOTTS FENHTBOYAli npr hoi and DOXeS no other 6 for S500 rgj mpUt lrSrA Slnn PILLS Pn-n - Cleveland Ohio Druggist THE Reid aged forty and Miss 1729 New York Ave Washington D C Mary Stoll sixteen of Nicholas county eloped Wednesday to Jeffersonville Office established 1868 Charges moderate Correspondence Requested Ind and were married by Justice Keigwm 2mar ljan98 The Mercury says J I Williamson as aessignee of R C King sold at pub iiijiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiimr lio auction the store room blacksmith shop stable and small residence to W Buy Shoes Now T Buckler for 2175 Mr King will Mens finest calf shoes cut from 5 probably resume business in his old and 6 to 385 stand again Ladies finest Kid Welts lace ana At the City Council meeting J A button cut from 350 and 4 to 285 Till March 1st Poindexter of Cynthiana was present CLAY RION asking for a 10 year franchise to erect Water Works the city to bind herself to take 30 hydrants at 2000 per year The matter was passed until the nest meeting A tax of 40 cents on one hun ¬ dred dollars was levied for the year j 1897 Six hundred feet of new hose pur- ¬ chased for fire company Resolutions thanking Paris fire company and L N R R for assistance at the late fire I were passed Chas ENT CAUSES - i -- r t -- JK All We WaDt is an opportunity to convince you that our worfcS can not be excelled - JXU P- We Are Working For A Reputation And can not afford to turn out inferior work Give us a trial and if good work can gain your patron- age yours is insured Quick work and satisfaction 13 Like solid and lasting Isaac Reese hai moved to Mason the violin they improve with usage BRO Props W M HINTON JR County Durability is a claim made for all 0 OFFICE AND WORKS 127 129 SETENTH ST PABIS KY chief merit of theMrs Nan reaches the principal cities of the South with a service of superbly appointed bacco to A Current has sold her- to pianos but it is the P Adair Gabler Pianos There are through trains Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars through to Harriman Chatta BRANCH OFFICE Mrs Carrie Kiser is visiting friend nooea Attalla Birmingham Tuscaloosa Meridian New Orleans Atlanta J Macon W M Hintons Jewelry Store Try a w in Cincinnati and Covington Jacksonville Tnrougn bleeping axs xo jsoioxviiie iot springs nd Miss Lizzie Current was a guest of would not be so many and Asheville and from Chattanoogo to Jackson Vicksburg Monroe her sister Mrs Wm McKimey Tues now and there lu xus vageies ana and Shreveport inrouga aouxl vjxccpi were not the Gabler remarkable for day of Routes to Texas Mexico and California touch and finish as well as for San Francisco Choice LrTiS- Mr and Mrs Henry Ingels were tone ADVERTISING HATES Listen t it and learn its via New Orleans ox via Shreveport Displays one dollar per inch for first inser guests of their grandmother Mrs durability aon half rates each insertion thereafter We are sole representa- ¬ Short Line from the Blue Grass Cities to Cincinnati Nancy Tfabue is slowly recovering excellence Locals or reading notices ten cents pe Free Parlor from a serious illness fine each insertion locals in black type with every accommodation to patrons tives for the Steinway Piano twenty cents per line each insertion Cars Lexington to Cincinnati Cafe Parlor and Observa- ¬ There will be no preaching at Mt Fractions of lines count as full lines when STORY brick house on Upper running at line rates Hwl Carmel until the third and fourth Sun tion Cars between Cincinnati Lexington and Co Pleasant street adjoining the resi ¬ Obitnariss cards of thanks calls on chdiday in March Eld McGarvey will Chattanooga dates resolutions of respect and matter of preach the third Sunday andEld J W like nature ten cents per line Street dence of S S Clay Apply to anrd 123 West Fourth W C Binearson ChasWZelU Special rates given for large advertised 29sep4f A CvADAIR Mciaarrey r win preacn tne fourth 121 QiPJ- - Cincinnati 0 ments and yearly cards Viv Paser Agt Cincinnati 0 Sunday CINCINNATI 1 - ueen Crescent 0 A A Qabler guaranteed 3s KISERTON IT 1 Some Neighborhood News Prepared Tor Xour Perusal are strong Plants BOM STEAM LA1DRY ii 40000 in Use f0 FOR RENT rISSl Ernest Urchs - - J v r V - THE liOtTEBON NE WMRID AY MARCH- - 5 1897 V I t X - THE BOURBON NEWS a- VERY QUIETLY The President Elect Enters theNa- - PBESmENSFS Jhe Immigration Bill Exclude-thi- TH I INSURGENTS - f u Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Published livary Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP I BRUCJS MILLER f Editors and Owners FWSV JV X i- - INSECTS OF ARIZONA Deadly Creatures That Terrify the Dr Richard E Kunze a physician of New York city has just completed a campaign of several months among the Insects of Arizona and is so greatly charmed with Colorado that he has de- ¬ cided to take up his residence in this state Dr Kunze talks in a most enter ¬ taining manner of his trip throughAri eona and the peculiarities of insect life Arizona said he recently is the El Dorado of the entomologist The variety of insect life in Arizona has for years made the region a favorite field for students and collectors but every year new species are found and new species will be found for years to come J began work in Arizona in the first week of April last in the vicinity of Tucson During the season I worked every day for the naturalist knows no Sunday when he is in the field He must take the insects in their prime I suc ¬ ceeded in collecting between 60000 and 75000 specimens I could have col- ¬ lected a much larger number in cer-¬ tain directions but did not do so The least number of any one species collected by me during the summer was 100 I gathered in only 100 of the scorpion centipede and tarantula fam- ¬ ily Scorpions ejaculated a listener I should think they would bite Yes they The naturalist laughed might bite if they had a chance but it is the business of the collector not to give them a chance You see we are supplied Avith all scrts of parapher ¬ nalia for handling the different insects Never let an insect seize you Do the seizing yourself Fear is out of the question We face the music and take the chances The tarantula hawk1 said the learned naturalist is one of the pe-¬ culiar little animals abounding in Ari- ¬ zona The hawk ireys upon the taran ¬ tula nence his name He is built for hunting them and he does it to perfec ¬ tion You can see the hawks crawling along the ground in search of their prey They have long legs and move like lightning when a tarantula heaves -- Inhabitants in the far southwest - - M - V N jMsaarannla iDenverews A -POWER OVER BRJUTES S pounces upon the poor tarantula and before the victim is aware of the dan- ¬ ger the deadly weapon of the enemy is implanted in his body The hawk simply deposits a poison insidethe body of the tarantula which paralyzes him In connection with the poison he de- ¬ posits an egg which proceeds to hatch out and a caterpillar is the result The young caterpillar feeds on the body of the tarantula until he is ready to un ¬ dertake housekeeping on his own ac ¬ count There are two species of taran ¬ tula hawks distinguished by the color tj ottheir Avings A peculiar thing is that - eachjgpecies has its particular kind of -- in sight In an instant the hawk SP t A Gypsy Who Fascinates Sknnfcg Minlcs ami Foxes Xordorf Breek a gypsy Went to lorthwood X Y a year ago and ever V After a Recess Bftrsoisp mission of Uliterate lr mTHpNS March a reces ft called fbrththe protes of the opthat ti fy T v - position the bdule the single parlia ¬ jCrowd in Waiting- Set Up a Cheer This the Message Says Is 4a jRadiomVThe WhenilcKinleyte Well Known FUrure parture From Oar National Pdrfcjpjf mentary chamber of Greece met Mon EsAppeared The Party Was Then He Objects Among Other TJiingjjf - day tr Honse to the Educational Test corted to the Ebbitt Nearly all of the members were pres- ¬ chamber Washington March 3 Wm Mc Washington March 3 President ent and the gallery of the eager to was filled with visitors all Kinley entered Washington Tuesday Cleveland in his message vetoing the listen to further authoritative state- ¬ as a private citizen and as quietly immigration bill calls attention to the ments of the governments position in and unostentatiously as any pri first section of that measure excluding regard to Crete and the powers vate citizen could under similar cir- from admission to the United States There was an air of suppressed ex cumstances At the request of the illiterate persons designated in the citemen t and all the patriotic refpresident elect there was no military section anddeclares that the pfovis f erences of the speakers were ap- ¬ He ion presents a radical departure from plauded Dr other display on his arrival walked through the crowdt the railr our- national policy relating to Prime Minister Delyannis announced way station land entering the carriage immigration Heretofore he says that he Had received positive informa- ¬ all who welcomed awaiting himwas driven to the Ebbitt we have at Akrotiri house the hotel at which he made his came to us from other lands tion that the fighting bombardment which had induced the home in Washington while a member except whose moral or physical of the Christians position bjr the for ¬ of congress That was the entire pro- condition or history threatenedT danger warships was gramme attending whis appearance in to our national welfare and safety eign the Christians provoked by the Turks not having left the capital city as the future president Relying upon the jealous watchfulness the neutral zone of the United States of our people to prevent injury to our M evides minister of political and social fabric wehave the joint note from the marine read admirals of coming from the foreign fleets those encouraged forbidding the foreign countries to cast tHeir Greek ships or troops to attack the Jpt wjth us and- - join irii the Turks development of our vast domain This caused much a share the members of the excitement among in securing return chamber of American uty Seals sprang- from hisrseatand depin the blessings and deA centurys stupendous citizenship reply to the note growth largely due to the assimilation clared tothat the ought bave a declaration of wr and thrift of millions of sturdy and M Delyannis the bom patriotic adopted citzens attest the bardment of the denounced as savage Christians d success of this generous and the policy which while guarding the impious and unjust by He said that was blockade of Crete the powers peoples interests exacts from our im inexplicable from he view point oi migrants only physical and moral international law Greece he added soundness and a willingness and abili- ¬ had instructed representatativea ty to work abroad to protest against the bombardA contemplation of the grand re- ¬ ments of the to which they PRESIDENT ELECT MKJNLEY sults of this policy he writes can were accreditedcountriesfurther said ho It was just 11 oclock when the Me not fail to arouse a sentiment in its - was convinced that He admirals had the Kinley special rolled into the Pennacted without instructions Referring to the claims that the sylvania station exactly on time OutIn conclusion M Delvannis said side the station building an immense quality of recent immigrants is undeWe are a small nation and can not sirable President Cleveland says the prevent such acts crowd had gathered protest Just before the arrival of the Mc time is quite within recent memory against them with the but we a great force of Kinley train Gov Bushnell of Ohio when the same thing was said of im- - nation We know t that all great peowith the members of his staff arrived migrants who with their descendants ples are with us at the station and were permitted to are now numbered among our best The prime minister was cheered pass through the gates leading to the citizens and again as he seat It is said that too many immigrants againdispatch receivedtook his Monday track platform The staff officers A here were in all the brilliancy of full dress settle in our cities thus dangerously states the insurgents have captured uniform and presented an imposing ap- increasing their idle and vicious popu- the town of Kandamos but gives no pearance as they lined up to salute the lation This is certainly a disadvan- ¬ details of the engagement president elect when he stepped tage it can not be shown however Meanwhile the that it affects all our cities nor that it from the train AFTER THE INAUGURATION crowd outside the station had is permanent nor does it appear that increased It blocked up Sixth street this condition where it exists demands President Cleveland Will Go Duck Hunt ing Mrs Cleveland Will Go to Prince for a few yards between the station as its remedy the reversal of our preston and Pennsylvania avenue Around ent immigration policy New Yobk March 2 A Sun special The claim is also made that the in the end of the station where the train entered was another good sized gath ¬ flux of foreign laborers deprives of the from Washington says President ering held in check by a high fence opportunity to work those who are bet- Cleveland has changed his plans a little and a squad of policemen When ter entitled than they to the privilege of He will not go to Princeton on Thurs the well known figure of Maj McKin earning their livelihood by daily toiL day as at first arranged but will take ley appeared on the platform the crowd An unfortunate condition is certainly another duck hunting jaunt to the While President McKinley set up a cheer Maj McKinley presented when any who are willing south be engaged in reviewing the tail doffed his silk hat in response and to labor are unemployed But so far will to receive as this condition now exists among end of the inaugural procession from then stepped to the platform our people it must be conceded to be a result of phenomenal business depression and the stagnation of all enterprises in which labor is a factor With the advent of settled and wholesome financial and economic governmental policies and a consequent encouragement to the activity of capital the misfortunespf unemployed labor should to a S1 essoin y4i be remedied If it continues its least natural consequences must be to check the further immigration to our cities of foreign laborers and to deplete the tiooal Capital ter Bnpture the Town o Kandamos in CraU The Greek Parliament Again Convene T - ¬ I c ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ t ¬ - ¬ ¬ - free-hande- ¬ de-fense ¬ ¬ Second Sesaloa iTxTaWlr JT 2 3 I n rw Anr n C1 Washington Feb 26 Sznats Witbsftg5aerilu11 iredJi Ui uomc amjuwi- -T reapparont disregard of whether the appropria XJLUU UXiUlUU VJll uv- BlllJ iy YCIIU tion bills still unacted on by the senate are licious sensational Took 500 first to bypassed at the present sessionor are to be relegated to the house in extra session the prizes m 1896 You must have it to be senate Friday by a vote of 40 to27laid asidethe in the swim Melons go like wild fire Indian appropriation which had already oc- ¬ at 100 apiece We paid 300 for one cupied three days and took up the joint reso100 prizes for earliest melon lution which had been reported Thursday melon ripened in 1S06 in 41 days Lots of from the committee on foreign delations for the immediate and unconditional release of money made in earliest vegetablesr Jose Sanguilly from a Cuban fortress A long them Thirty discussion of the matter took place but no Salzers seeds produce five earliest sorts postpaid 100 action was taken By a vote of 144 to 46 the house House Send This Notice and 15 Cents for a after two fours debate passed the bill of Mr Johnson rep Ind- - authorizing national Pkg of Golden Kind and wonderful seed tanks to make out circulation t o the par value book 146 big pages to the John of the Ijonds deposited to secure it an increase Seed Co La Crosse Wis k of 10 per cent over the limit now allowed Early in the session bills were passed to fix A man who will go a block out of his way and determine the number of justices of the to shake hands with everybody he sees is ¬ supreme court of Oklahoma who shall constitute a Majority of the bench and to confer upon no better friend Jthan some who hardly take post office inspectors in the enforcement of time to speak Washington Democrat the postal laws the same powers as are pos Hows This sessedby marshals and sheriffs in the several ¬ states Conference reports upon the agriculWe offer One Hundred Dollars Reward appropriation bill and upon the bill for for any case of Catarrh that can not be tural the relief or settlers upon the- Sioux reserva- ¬ cured bv Halls Catarrh Cure tion in South Dakota were presented and F J Qheney Co Trops Toledo agreed to We th undersigned have known Washington Feb27 Senate The senat Cheney for the jast 15 years and believe had the Indian appropriation bill before it him perfectly honorable in all business throughout all the days session but that fact transactions and financially able to carry did no prevent Cuba and the Sanguilly case out any obligations made by their firm from being fought over even In a more angry West Truax Wholesale Druggists To- ¬ and excited manner than it had been ledo 0 on Thursday Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale House Senate bill providing for the repre- ¬ Druggists Toledo Ohio sentation of the United States at any inter Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally national conference to be held for the purposes acting directly upon the blood and mucous of reaching an agreement to fix the relative surfaces of the system Price 75c per bot value jOf gold and silver after an animated tle Sold by all Druggists Testimonials discussion was passed The operation of the free rule permitting motions to suspend the Halls Family PillsWe the best pass rules and began to bills run Friday for the remainder of the We have noticed that most funny stories session and under that rule the following are either on an Irishman or a man just measures were passed Setting apart a site in married Atchison Globe the city of Washington for a memorial build ¬ ing to be erected by the Daughters of the for Fifty Cents American Revolution providing for arbitra ¬ Over 400000cured Why not let tion of labor troubles between the managers of inter state commerce carriers and their regulate or remove your desire tor tohacco employes prohibiting the importation of im- ¬ Saves money makes health and manhood Cure guaranteed 50c and 100 all druggists pure and unwholesome tea -- JFBEAK OF A MFTY EOUETH C0NQEESS i0eSTRANGE selM000000 tfATUXX packages to hope Sotlen Hind Watermelon the mosty- 1 n--wr-l - V Its ¬ - - Jr -- ¬ I -- No-To-B- ac No-To-B- ac ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Washington March 1 Senate The sen- ¬ ate Saturday gave almost the entire day to the post office bill The debate on the post office bill was mainly on the question of an in ¬ vestigation into the cost of carrying the mails on the railroads It brought out much criti- ¬ cism of the alleged extravagant charges for this mail carriage The senate sat until mid ¬ night The senate held a session Sunday aft- ¬ ernoon Several amendments to the sundry civil appropriation bill were passed House The house after five hours strug- ¬ gle Saturday passed the anti railroad ticket scalping bill by a vote or 142 to 5L The ad- ¬ versaries of the measure resorted to filibust-¬ ering tactics but they were defeated by an overwhelming majority The Indian appro- ¬ priation bill was sent to conference The senate amendments to the bill to allow the bottling of distilled spirits in bond were agreed to Washington March 2 A man who weighs more than 100 pounds pays the fiddler double price when he dances Atchison Globe Fits stopped free and permanently cured No fits after first days use of Dr Klines Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa Girls nearly always say mean things about another girl who gets ahead of them in school Washington Democrat Pisos Cure for Consumption is an A No 1 Asthma medicine W R AVilliams Antioch Ills April 11 1894 Nobody gets as much and as proStable free advertising as a prize fighter Atchi- ¬ son Globe ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - Ml ii i i- - f- - ST - - v 2 V ft - it- - rf house Maj and Mrs McKinley were figuratively showered by lists of white paste board but they received a few intimate friends only Gen Russell A Alger was among the callers Mrs McKinley was very much fatigued and retired to her room for aVrest in preparation for the dinner at the white house Tuesday night President Cleveland recovered from his rheumatic attack Tuesday evening sufficiently to assist Mrs Cleveland in entertaining Mrs McKinley and the president elect at dinner At the last moment Mrs McKinley was still to much fatigued to attend the dinner and her husband went alone This was purely an informal and domestic affair to which no others were bidden and at 730 oclock the three persons in whom the interest of the entire United States is just now cen- ¬ tered sat down to a beautiful repast legs- - K Y Sun in the small dining room of the execu ¬ iCostly Peace Westerner in eastern city Yes Im tive mansion gettin sort o tired o western life an Another Filibuster Starts for Cuba New York March 3- - A large as Im purfcy well fixed I says to myseli I guess Ill come east an settle down sehooner loaded several hundred cases of arms and ammunition and sailed for Who lives in all them fine houses most of those hand Cuba from Barngate Tuesday morning Keident Well some residences you refer to are occu having successfully eluded the federal authorities Maj Castroverdi is be- ¬ pied by eminent lawyers and judges lieved to be in command Does lawyers here git Lawyers By gum How macj jub rich as that Senator George May Resign is there Memphis Tenn March 3 A report Lawyers Oh I presume there ar4 from Jackson Miss indicates the about a thousand here probability that United By gum Its goin ter cost toe Senator George will tenderStates his much to live peaceably here I guess resignation in view of the ap 211 go back to where folks carry guns proaching session of the leerisla- N y Weekly ture 111 health is the cause ¬ ¬ -- since has amazed the natives by his success in approaching wild animals even coming up with a fox and hand ¬ ling it as if it were a pet dog Breek lhvs by himself in a shanty on the road to the old Pardy place and bluejays and squirrels mink and rab ¬ bits gather about his door to feed on 1he scraps that he throws to them or to listen to his voice which is so pe culiar that many Northwood men say it makes them shiver If anyone misses a dog in the vicinity of Northwood a visit to Breeks eamp usually reveals the whereabouts of the brute and five cats are constantly hanging about anx ¬ ious for a word or caress from the strange man although they all belong to families who feed them and pet them Breek laughs when anybody asks him about his animal friends and the other evening when a skunk came waddling into the store at his heels Dave Jones felt called upon to protest Breek lucked the skunk up Everybody drew away hastily but the expected conse- ¬ quences did not come Breek took the skunk to the door and dropped it from the stoop into the road He came back purchased a side of bacon and some cheese and made his way up the read followed by the skunk The Nbrthwood woodsmen would never Relieve before Breek came that foxes had gone to men for protection from dogs on their trails as foxes are said to have gone to Thoreau Now seven persons have seen foxes seek shelter with Breek and there are no skeptics It is believed that Breeks eyes are largely responsible for his power over animals They are rather dark full of lustre and direct in their gaze While not exactly fierce they are rather men acing A dog angry at a child for hav ing stepped on its tail on the store porch one day started to snap at it Breek said something quickly and the dog giving one glance at the mans eyes slunk away with its tail between its -- ranks of those already there In the meantime those most willing and best entitled ought to be able to secure the advantages of such work as there is MRS WILHAM MKINLEY ¬ ¬ tee Half a dozen policemen marched ahead and on the flanks of the president-elects large party as it proceeded down the platform towards l the ladies entrance Maj and Mrs McKinley were immediately preceded by Col Barrett and Mr Parker of the reception committee The profession proceeded very slowly and with dignity The task of getting the presidentelects carriage started from the station was the work of a moment only and before the crowd knew it he was rapidly disappearing up Pennsylvania avenue With Maj and Mrs McKin- ¬ ley in their carriage were Chairman Bell and Secretary Porter while in the following vehicle sat Mother McKinley CoL Britton Mrs J Addison Porter and Mr C C Glover of this city The other members of the large party that accompanied Maj McKinley to Washington took the other carriages ¬ the greetings of the reception commit- ¬ ¬ ¬ Soon after the arrival at the Ebbitt to do The educationaltest contained in the bill receives close attention on this particular point Mr Cleveland says in his opinion it is infinitely more safe to admit a hundred thousand immigrants who though unable to read and write seek among us only a home and opportunity to work than to admit of one of those unruly agitators and enemies of governmental control who can not only read and write but delights in arousing by inflammatory speech the illiterate and peacefully inclined to discontent and tumult Violence and disorder do not originate with illiterate laborers They are rather the victims of the educated agitator The ability to read and write as required in this in and of itself affords in my opinion a mis leading test of contented industry and supplies unsatisfactory evidence of desirable citizenship or a proper appre- ¬ ciation of the benefits of our institution The prohibition against the employment of aliens upon any public works of the United States is in line with other legislation of a like character It is quite a different thing however to declare it crime for an alien to come regularly and habitually into the United States for the purpose of obtaining work from private parties if such alien returns from time to time to a foreign country and to constitute any employment of such alien a crim- ¬ ¬ ¬ MKS CLEVELAND the grand stand in front of the white house Mr Cleveland will be on his way to the wharf where he will board the lighthouse tender Violet ro Maple Mrs Cleveland will go to Princeton Thursday evening under the escort of Private Secretary Thurber It is understood that President Cleve-¬ land will send to congress a batch of pension vetoes MARDI GRAS Kincr Bex Arrives in New Orleans and is Accorded a Royal Welcome ate Monday in the space in about one hour and an hour passed the District of Columbia appropriation bill carrying 7444 677 being an excess of 1655000 over the bill as it passed the house Half of the amount is to be paid out of the treasury and half out of the revenues of the District ofJUolumbia Then the naval bill was taken up It carries 35728231 a little over three and a half more than the bill millions containe d when it left the house Two mil- ¬ lion and a half were added for the purpose of establishing a government armor factory House The house Monday passed a num ¬ ber of bills of a private character defeated the economic post bill discussed and left pending the bill to prohibit the extensive publication by newspapers and periodicals the details of the doings of prize fighters and accounts of prize fights The last named measure was warmly discussed and a motion to lay it on the table was agreed to Mr Aldrich rep Hi demanded the yeas and nays on the question His re ¬ quest was carried one fifth of those voting on the motion to table voting for a roll call Washington March 3 Senate Bills passed For the prevention of the introduc- ¬ tion and spread of contagous diseases in the United States fortification bill appropriat- ¬ ing 59717141 The house amendments mon- ¬ to senate the international etary conference bill were concurred in without a division The remainder of the session was occupied by the general defi- ¬ ciency which appropriates 510334939 nearly 2000000 more than was in the bill as it passed the house At 630 a recess was taken until 8pm House A concurrent resolution was passed authorizing the printing of 10000 copies of the hearings before the committee on banking and currency A motion to suspend the rules and pass the bill for a settlement by suit or com- ¬ promise of the claims of the United States against various states on account of defaulted interest on Indian trust funds was 111 Mr Aldrich defeated R up bring to endeavored the bill prohibiting the transmission of papers containing illustrated accounts of prize fight ¬ ing but the house voted 7J to 33 to take a re- ¬ cess The evening session had not adjourned at 2 oclock Wednesday morning Senate The sen- ¬ Just try a 10c box 6f Cascarets candy ca fcharticfinest liver and bowel regulator made He most lives who lives most for others Rams Horn Cold stiffens a sprained muscle St Jacobs Oil warms softens and cures it About half a mans time is taken up sign ing petitions and protests Atchison Globe ¬ ¬ Cascarets stimulate liver kidneys and bowels xNever sicken weaken or gripe 10c The men who work are not usually the dead beats- - --Atchison Globe Frost bites are like burns and scalds All are cured by St Jacobs Oil What men eallfailure may often be whatK iicia kvu suuecaa xiaui a xluiu April May are the best months in which to purify vitalize and enrich the blood and prevent and cure all spring humors and the best medicine for this purpose is True arsaparflla The Purifier Prepared I Hoods Pills SSpSSSkl by C7 Hood One Blood Co Lowell Mass ¬ ¬ New Orleans March 2 The Mardi Gras carnival opened under a full head of steam Monday Rex arrived by the river about 2 oclock Monday after- noon at the foot of Canal street and ¬ was accordeu a right roy- al welcome by several thousand assembled His body guard consisting of all the military organizations of the ¬ -- Tuesday afternoon There were no special demonstrations attending Mr Hobarts reception They were met by the district reception committee The vice presidential party included Hon Garret A Hobart Mrs Hobart son Hon John W Griggs governor and Mrs Grig crs Gen Wm StrvV-- j z inal offense Washington March 3 The special train bearing Vice President elect Ho bart and party arrived at the Balti-¬ more Ohio station about 320 oclock ana rs otryKer and other members of the governors staff accompanied by the ladies oil their families dujuLairu-g-enerai j j city with a full detachment of police and assisted by all the marines from the United States men of war from Jack- ¬ arid the regulars son barracks escorted him to the city hall where his royal highness was welcomed by Mayor Flower and the keys of the city delivered over to him For the next 48 hours Rex will have supreme control of the city The Mayor Pingree Case Detroit Mich March 2 Fred A Baker attorney for Mr Moreland in the base against Mayor Pingrees claim of right to hold office sent out quo warranto papers to Attorney General Fred A Maynard at Lansing Mon ¬ day and also mandamus papers requir ¬ ing the common council to order a spe- ¬ cial election for mayor Mr Maynard refused to sign them at once He said that there were some legal- - matters to be cleared up first He will hear argu- ¬ ments on these points ¬ ¬ the Municipal Ticket March 3 Secretary of State Kinney ruled Tuesday that the municipal populist ticket will have to be put on the Australian ballot this spring by petition no matter how many votes the local populists got last Columbus O Can Got on failed fall ¬ N New York March 2 The 20 round boxing contest at 112 pounds between Brlce Dines Han no Jimmy Barry the Chicago bantam Washington March 3 Senator ¬ Brice of Ohio gave a dinner Tuesday and Jack Wood of Newark N J be ¬ night in honor of Senator elect --Mafl fore the American Sporting club Mon day night resulted in a victory forv f iianna Barry t ground - the standard of strength and the ruling is made 6n this On the state ticket the party Knoxville Tenn March 2 A small sized riot occurred on the streets of Knoxville early Monday morning in which one man was killed and a dozen or more are more or less seriously hurt The trouble grew out of pending street railway litigations A Victory for Barry Fatal JRiot at Knoxville Tenn iness of the senate Wednesday was principal- ¬ ly in connection with the conference reports The first to be presented was on the appropriation bill for the District of Columbi It was not a final report however as the con- ¬ ferees had failed to reach an agree- ¬ ment on the series of senate amend- ¬ ments appropriating various sums for the charitable institutions of the city The partial report was agreed to and a further conference was ordered The next conference committee was on the bill to amend the laws relating to navigations The conference re- ¬ port finally was made on the post office ap- ¬ propriation bill and was agreed to without any question or discussion In the interim between action on the conference reports house bills om the calendar unobjected to were taken up and quite a number of them were passed At 6 ocock the senate took re- ¬ In theeWorId cess until 8 pm The senate was still in ses- ¬ I For 11 years this shoe by merit alone has sion at 2 a m Tnursday All the appropria- ¬ distanced all competitors tion bills except two were disposed of Indorsed by over 1000000 wearers as the best in style fit and durability of any shoe House When the house reassembled at ever offered at 300 1P30 oclock Mr Sherman- rep N Y c lied It is made in all the latest shapes and styles up the conference report on the Indian bill and of every variety of leather One dealer In a town given exclusive sale which the senate rejected Tuesday When and advertised in local paper on receipt of the house took a recess at 640 it was under- ¬ reasonable order Write for catalogue to W stood that the conferees had agreed as to L Douglas Brockton Mass all the amendments except two A hotly con- ¬ e99 U mse9 tested fight was made to secure concurrence in the senate amendment to the general defi- ¬ MAPS OR PLAYING CARDS ciency bill providing for payment of Bowman act claims for supplies furnished the union SendlScts in postage army adjudicated by the court of claims but to the undersigned and it failed In accordance with the arrangement you will receive either made Tuesday the house considered President a splendidly mounted voto Clevelands of immigra- ¬ the map of theUnitedStates tion bill and by a vote of 193 to 37 decided to m i a jaBi or a pacK oi oesi quauty pass the bill the objections of the president Playing Cards notwithstanding Final action was taken upon the bilis to amend the tariff law so as to L W WAKBLEY Gen Pass Agt authorize the sale to the highest bidder of Burlington Route St Louis Mo forfeited smoking opium to amend the navi ¬ gation laws revise and amend the patent GREAT WORD CONTEST SSgftSSg laws To more thoroughly introduce our Famous J S Buff Exit for the extermination ot Mm Senator Sherman Resigns Water Kugs and we ¬ Washington March 4 Senate The bus- ¬ I WLDOUGLAS 3 SHOE I - B9 RfflM Roaches if Washington March 4 Senator Sherman stated to an United Associated Presses representative Wednesday afternoon that his resignation as United States senator was now in the hands of Gov Bushnell It takes effect Friday March 5 ¬ ¬ will give away in prizes 82 ooo WOOach The next 85000 each The next 20 85W each Send us 2ocr 6c extra for postage you a box otand Exterminator wRh and wewHl the the word contest Th Xew York XfljCe SefcMccUubLhlY to show A March 4 A dispatch to the Tribuna from Athens says that Signor Barbato a socialist member of the Italian chamber of deputies in com mand of 100 Sicilian volunteers has ar rived there and sailed for Crete for ser vice under the Greek irovernment ¬ Rome Sicilian Volunteers Join the Greeks come farm owners Mailed oharce on application to P S Eustis without Passenger General Agent C 13 Q n Chicago 111 FREE describingopportunities her farms and the there for younjr men and farm rpntnrc vo NEBRASKA A booklet handsomely illustrated r 9HH ¬ ¬ 4 Is t 4 1 ty w- - Lft - f h rfU T H- - Id J - i ii - - 1 s V f - - T aiij - a 1 JJ If Ji Ml fTV c y 5 - 5 isV- y X v1 V V MMMHM ft THE BOTmBON NEWS nor easy to its stability attack doubt or dispute Our currency should under the supervision of the govern- ment The several forms of our paper money offer In my Judgment a constant embarrass menfto the government and a safe balance in the treasury Therefore I believe it neces sarv to devise a svstem which without dl- minishing the circulating medium or offering a premium for its contraction will present a remedy for those arrangements which tempo- might well in rary in their nature years of our prosperity have been dis- ¬ the placed by wiser provisions With adequate revenue secured but not until then we can enter upon such changes in our fiscal laws as will while insuring safety and volume to our money ho longer impose upon the govern ment the necessity of jnaintaining so large a gold reserve with its- - attendant and Inevitable temptations to specula- ¬ Most of our financial laws are tion i the outgrowth of experience and trial and Lsn6uhi not be amended without investigation and demonstration of the wisdom or the pro k posed changes AVo miisttie bloth sure we IfT are right and make haste slowly therefore congressiin its wisdom shall deem it expedient to create a con m ssion to take early- consideration the revision of currency banking and our coinage exA givc and that them laws dispassionate examina haustive careful and tion that their importance demands I shall cordially concur in such actiou If such pow-¬ er is vested in the president it is my purpose to appoint a commission of prominent wellinformed citizens ot different parties whor will command public confidence both ou ac- ¬ count of their ability and special fitness experience work Business the for may training public and thus be combined and the patriotic zeal of the friends of the country bo so directed that such a re- ¬ port will be made as to receive the support of all parties and our finances ceases to be the subject or mere partisan contentiou The ex- ¬ periment is at all events worth a trial and in my opinion it can but prove beneficial to the entire country The question of international bimetallism will have early and earnest attention It will be my constant endeavor to secure by with the other great commercial pow- ¬ ers of the world until that condition is real- ¬ ized when the parity between our gold and silver money spring from and is supported by the relative value of the two metals the value of the silver already coined and con--tln- ue - ASV r- - MARII Ifc 5 -1897 V 3fcsSVv GM AS v -- t i M6Kini6U and HoDan v ZSJ Lit shall attempt its enforcement in the spirit in which it was enacted The pur- ¬ pose in view was to secure the1 most men efficient of service the best who would accept appointment under the gov- ¬ ernment retaining faithful and devoted pub- ¬ r lic servants in office- hut shielding none un- ¬ tee of arrangements These were exhibited nes R at all available points and were waved with der the authority 6f any rule or custom wno are inefficient incompetent or unworthy The enthusiasm as the two presidents and other best interests of the country demand this and known public men rode by- - At least onebunr the people heartily approve the law wher- ¬ a continuous dred thousand 4tjiroat voiced President 01 If ever and whenever it has been thus adminis- ¬ wercome irom tne time tered until the capitol was reached and xhese voci- ¬ Congress should give prompt attention to ferations were still more enthslastlcally echoed the restoration of bur American merchant in the return trip marine once the pride of the seas in all the great ocean highways of commerce To my The- Inaugural Facade Was a mindfew more important subjects so Imper- ¬ atively demand its intelligent consideration The United States has progressed with mar- ¬ r n Gorgeous sSefctacl velous rapidity in every field of enterprise and endeavor We have become foremost in nearly all the great lines of inland trade com merce and industry YetJwhile this is true our American merchant marine has been steadily The New President Favor aCom- declining until it is now lower both in percent- ¬ age of tonnage and the number of vessels employed than it was prior to the Monetary Laws mission to Revise civil war Commendable progress had been made of late years in the upbuilding of the American navy but we must supplement these effortsby providing a proper consort for NOW PRESIDENT OK THE SENATE it a merchant marine amply sufficient for5 our He Recommends si Modomtc Increase William McKinlev ihn formally entered own carrying trade to-- foreign countries The in the Tariff UrjjuK Speed Action by upon his duties as chief executive of a nation question is one that appeals both to our busi- ¬ th Senate Upon the Arbitrationness necessities and the patriotic asperations of seventy millions of poop e and Grover Clcveland retired to his new heme tPrinee Treaty Calls an Extra SettRlon of a great people policy of the United States ton N J to resume the nractice of law It has been the cf Congress to M et on since the foundation of the govennment to HON ASA B BUSHNKLL March 15 STORM IN cUROPE cultivate relations or peace and amity with all the nations of the wqrld and this accords Bout Containinir Six Workmen Swampwd Marshal Second Division with my conception of our duty now We nn tho Occiip tnts Drowned Othar Washington March 4 William TUcKinley have cherished the policy of non interference The grand marshal entrusted with the Marine Disasters f of Ohio was Thursday installed as president with the affairs of foreign governments wise- ¬ pagcanCWas Gen Horace London March 4 Reports of the ly inaugurated by Washington keeping our of the United States for the lerih of four Porter formerly of the stiff of Gen Grant years continuing until the fourth of March His organizing skill had been tested in peace selves free from entanglement either as allies havoc wrought by the gale are still 1991 or foes content to leave undisturbed with being- received and Grover Cleveland for the second as well as in war Adispatch irom Car of that which may hereafter be coined time passed from the exercise of the them the settlement of their own domestic Tho escort largely military but also con- ¬ concerns If will be our aim to pursue a firm diff says that a boat containing six hteh office of president and re entered sisting of governors of different states and must be kept constantly at par with and dignified foreign policy which shall be workmen was swamped in the harbor private life In his capacity as ex president other distinguished guests of honor which gbld by every resource at our command The just impartial ever watchful of our national there and its occupants drowned living cpntempary his imme ¬ accompanied the president and president- ¬ credit of the government the integrity of its he has but one honor and always insisting upon the enforce- ¬ diate predecessor Benjamin IIarrison All elect to the capitol naturally formed currency and the inviolability of its obliga- ¬ A number oC trees in the church yard This was the com- ¬ ment of the lawful rights of Americans every- ¬ the others who within the last 30 years by in the immediate vicinity or the white tions must be preserved We want no wars of conquest we at Tiverton in the county of Devon where election or succession have presided over the house the executive mansion The civic manding verdict of tho people and it will not must avoid the temptation of territorial were tovn up b- - tbe roots displacing destinies of the great American republic organizations which followed the president be unheeded A war should never be great quantities of earth and exposing aggression Economy is demanded in every branch of Lincoln Johnson Grant Hayes Garfield and andex presidcut on their return journey from every agency of to view several coffins which from the entered upon until the government at all times but especially Arthur have joined the silent majority the capitol to the white house were formed on peace has failed peace is preferable Incidental to the actual assuming of office streets adjacent to the capitol grounds All in periods like the present of depression in ¬ to war in almost every contingency Arbitra inscriptions on the plates which re ¬ bythc president and slightly preceding it in was so arranged that each division fell into business and distress among the people ceme obtion is the true method of settlement of in mained legible had lain in the be point of time Garret A Hobart of New line at the appointed time without delay or The severest economy must f expenditures public in all ternati onal as well as local or Individual dif-¬ tery more than a century Jersey a gentleman not heretofore prominent confusion served ferences Jt was recognized as the best means in national politics took the oath of office as The schooner Amaranth arrive I at President elect McKinley who had left his and extravagance stopped whenever it is of adjustment of differences between employ- ¬ Gowes vice president of the United States and was handsomely uttsd up suite of rooms at the found and prevented wherever in the futuro it Isle of Wighv Weilnesdav iml ers and employes by the Forty ninth installed as cx offlcio presiding officer of the JSbbitt house sufficiently early to par his call may bo developed If the reveuues are to rereports that her caotain was carried 188G congress in and its applica ¬ senate of ceremony on the retiring president was main as now the only relief that can come was to our diplo- ¬ overboard and drowned by a heavy sea tion extended The proceedings of the- day were character- ¬ driven to the white house escorted by the matic relations by the unanimous concur- ¬ which boarded her ized by all the Imposing spectacular effects senate committee appointed for the purpose rence of the senate and house of the Fifty and demonstration of popular interest which where in one of the handsome state apart ¬ Many sailing vessels are reported first congress in 1890 The latter resolution a growing feature of Inaugural ments he was received and welcomed have become be ashore on the south coast of Eng ¬ was accepted as the basis of negotiation with ceremonies as the nation has advanced In by President Cleveland and his cab- ¬ us by the British house of commons in 1893 land and a large numoerof deaths are Between forty and inet Then the two presidents descended population and wealth and upon our invitation a treaty of arbitration said to have been caused throughout fifty thousand men formed in procession part- ¬ the white house steps and together they en ¬ between the United States and Great Britain the country by falling trees and ly military partly civic and escorted the tered a rour horse carriage Mr Cleveland was signed at Washington and trans- ¬ retiring president and president elect to and sitting jo the right and amid the booming of mitted to the senate for its ratification in walls from the capitol At least 2600 people wit- ¬ canon the clatter of cavalry the deep hoarse January last Since this treaty is clearly the There was a perceptible lessening nessed the administration of the oath of office rumble of artillery tho measured tramp of of our own initiative since it has been of the violence of the gale Wednesday lisresult on the eastern portico of the capitol and many columns of infantry and the blare of in- ¬ recognized as the leading feature of our for- ¬ tened or attempted to listen to the delivery of numerable bands to the the march eign policy throughout our entire national evening new presidents brief inaugural address capitol began the In another four horse history the adjustment of difficulties by ju- ¬ THE CONDITION and at night a gorgeous state ball at which carriage following president the dicial rather than by force of arms and since the president and vice president wlllbe pres rode Hobart and the it presents to the world the glorious example Of the Striking- Miners of tin Apt iron f ent will close proceedings senators deputed to escort him to the scene Mine Deplorable of reason and peace not passion and war of his futuro duties Then in a long stream controlling the relations between two Lansing Mich March 4 Ilarry of carriages came the distinguished guests of the greatest nations- of the world president of the Michigan Fed- The presidents personal escort was troop A an example certain to be followed br- Barter 80 cavalrymen mouuted on k4iiAri r T t tii rr of Cleveland O others I respectfully urge the early action of citbiiiru ui uuuuif iuuiuvu iv utiuoiu MBnar 111 ck chargers more interestiand still coal the senate thereon not merely as a matter of Wednesday morning from a trig JpRHWv e Ar st ng- a detachment pf- grizzled veterans from policy but as a duty to mankind The im- ¬ Norway Mich where he wens to the Twenty third Ohio volunteers Maj Mc portance and moral influence of the ratifica- ¬ investigate the condition of the miners Kinleys old regiment tion of such a treaty can hardly be the Aragon- mine on strike Gen Nelson Miles commanding the United In the cause of advancing civilization of army and Rear Adm George Brown States It may well engage the best thought for there He says a deplorable state ranking officer of the navy in full uniform 1000 statesmen and people of every country and I of exists affairs and rode immediately after the presidential party can not but consider it fortunate that it was persons will die of starvation if relief The second brigade of the first division con- ¬ reserved to the United States to have the isnot soon provided lie has jtbrawn a sisted of the superbly drilled and handsomely leadership in so grand awork equipped national guard of the District of It has been the uniform practice to avoid concurrent resolution which wals in- ¬ Columbia A more brilliant and inspiring convening troduced in the house Wednesday possible as far as the sceub than this part of the pageant presented congress extraordinary afternoon providing for a special com- ¬ of in the i ould hardly be pictured session It is an ex imple which under ordi- ¬ mittee to proceed at once to Norway The second division of the par de was not nary circumstances and in the absence of a secondary to the first in public interest ex ¬ public necessity is to be commended But a for the purpose of bringing about a cept that it lacked the presence of a president failure to convene the representatives of the settlement of the difficulties between to be and a president thai had been In lieu people in congress in extra session when it the mineowners and miners or recom thereof it presented to the admiring plaudits involves neglect of a public duty places the mend some method of relief of the crowd the governors or ten great states responsibility upon the executive himself each escorted by a gorgeously uniforjned staff The conditi on or the public treasury as has THE POWERS and detachments from tho national guards of been indicated demands the immediate con- ¬ their states sideration of congress It alone has Suggest a Gradual vFitlulrawil of the At the head of the division a fitting honor provide to revenues for the power Turkish Troops From Crete to the state from which the president elect GEN HORACE PORTEB the congress not to convene It under such London March 4 The Post Thurs ¬ was chosen rode Gov Asa S- Bushnell of THE PRESIDENT TAKES THE OATH OF OFFICE circumstances I can view in no other sense Grand Marshal Inaugural Parade ¬ Ohio as marshal Then followed Gov Hastthan the neglect of a plain duty I do not day will publish a dispatch from Con- ¬ Gov Lowndes of must be from decreased expenditures But ful national life has ever arisen that has not sympathize whh the sentiment that congress stantinople to a news agency here say ¬ ings of Pennsylvania The graceful interchange of courtesies be- ¬ Maryland Gov Black ot New York Gov the present must not become the permanent been met with wisdom and courage by the in session is dangerous to our great business collective note from the tween the outgoing and incoming officials Grout of Vermont Gov Tanner or Illinois are the agents of the ing that the of the government It has American people with fidelity to the best in- ¬ interests powers presented to the porte Wednes ¬ which has only twice been intermitted once Gov- Drake of Jowa and Gov ScoOcld of condition uniform practice to retire not terests and highest duty and to the honor of people and Its members been our their presence at the seat of when bluff John Ailams packed his gripsack Wisconsin obligations the American name These years of government outstanding of day mention the gradual withdrawal our execution the at increase and slipped out at tho whito house at day ¬ man ¬ the sovereign will should not operate of the Turkish troops from the island At the head or the third and last division or and this policy must again be resumed glorious history have exalted light on the fourth of March to avoid shaking the military parade rode one armed Gen O and vigorously enforced cause as an injury but as a benefit There of Crete and suggests a military con- ¬ advanced and the Our revenues kind hands with his hated federalist succes- ¬ O Howard and after him marched the grizzled should always be large enough to meet with of freedom throughout the world and immcas no better time to put the government Jefferson and veterans of the G A R many of whom had ease and promptness not only current needs ureably strengthened the precious free insti- ¬ could besound financial and economic basis vention between the powers and the illustrious sor the upon a memory living when served under him t Gettysburg and Chatta ¬ and tho principal and interest of the public tutions which we enjoy The peoole love and than now The people have only recently porte for the settlement of details oncewithin because of his strained nooga Gen Grant debt but to mako proper and liberal provis- ¬ will sustain these institutions The great es ¬ voted that this should be nothing is more The dispatch also says that negotia- ¬ personal relations with Andrew Johnson The eight justices of the supreme court of ion for that most deserving body or public sential to our happiness and prosperity is binding upon the agents of their will than the tions are proceeding between the drove in bis buggy from tho old war dcpnrt the United States robed in silk gowns but creditors the soldiers and sailors and the that we adhere to the principles on which the obligation of immediate action It has al ¬ ment to the capitol accompanied only by wearing no wigs occupied a front row of widows and orphans who are the pensioners government was established and insist upon ways seemed to me that the postpone- ¬ powers representatives and the porte Gen John A Rawlins his chief of stall were chairs to the right of the presiding officer of the United States their faithful observance Equality of rights ment of ths meeting of congress until more regarding the appointment of a gov- ¬ on this occasion exercised to the full extent Behind them in their order of precedence en- ¬ not be permuted to must prevail and our laws be always and than a year after it has been chosen de ¬ ernor for Crete who it is said at the The government should Mr Cleveland and Mr McKlnley rode side by tered the diplomatic corps all of them ex- ¬ run behind or inorease its debt in times like everywhere res pected and obeyed We may prived congress too often of the inspir ¬ porte shall be a Turkish subject side to and from the capitol They had dined cept the roproaeiitativc of the Swiss smd the present Suitably to provide against this have failed in the discharge of our full duty as ation of the popular will and the country of together at the white house the day before South and Central American republics were present mandate of duty the certain and easy citizens of the greit republic but It Is consol- ¬ the corresponding benefits Wolcott Defeated by Tommy West It is evident and they lunched in each others company on resplendent in official uniform and adorned remedy for uiost of our financial difficulties ing and encouraging to realize that free New York March 4 The 20 round the day in which they transferred the gov with the insignia of decorations conferred A deficiency is inevitable so long as the ex- ¬ speecn a free press free schools the free and contest between Joe Wolcott of Bos- ¬ ernment of this great nation the one to Then promptly at noon ex President Cleve- ¬ penditures of the government exceed unmolested right of religious liberty and wor- ¬ ton and Tommy West of Chicago at the other An additional air of cordiality war land and President McKinley entered the sen- ¬ its receipts It can only be met by ship and free and fair elections are dearer proceedings by the similar- ¬ ate chamber tho whole assemblage rose to loans or an increased revenue While a large and more- universally enjoyed to day than infused into the catch weights which occurred in the ity between the views entertained by the re ¬ receive them as they took the seats of honor annual surplus of revenue may invite waste ever before arena of the Broadway Athletic club tiring president and his cabinet on the finan ¬ set apart for their reception Vich President and extravagance inadequate revenue creates These guarantees must be sacredly pre Wednesday night resulted in a vic- ¬ cial questions and those upon which the suc- ¬ Stevenson to whom the senate accorded a distrust and undermines public and private servedand wisely strengthened The consti- ¬ tory for West Both men were on their republic unanimous vote or thanks for his courtesy and credit of the candidate cessful Lynchings Be- ¬ tuted authorities must be upheld Neither should be encouraged was elected Mr Cleveland in ability in the chair returned his thanks in tween more loans and more revenue there must not be tolerated in a great and civilized Tin party feet at the conclusion of the 20th truth felt more gratification probably in in -- graceful terms one ought opinion country like the United States courts not round but West had done the cleverest to be but stalling at the capitol as his successor the He closed by saving We should revenue and mobs must execute the penalties of the law have more work and the referee awarded him the f leader of an opposing political party than he For the able a sd distinguished gentleman that delay or The presefvatien of public order the right of hindrance without bout in escorting under like cir- ¬ who succeeds me as your presiding officer I postponement would have had A surplus in the treasury discussion the integrity of courts and the or- ¬ Heavy Failure in New YbrJc cumstances the leader chosen by his own po- ¬ earnestly invoke the same co operation and created by loans is not a permanent or safe derly administration of justice must continue litical associates as their candidate for the courtesy you have so generously accorded reliance It will suffice while il 1 asts but it forever the rock of safety upon which our New York March 4 David F But ¬ presidency This innovation on the usually me can not last long while the outlays of the gov- ¬ government securely rests ler has been appointed receiver of Wm closely drawn pirtisan lines of American pol- ¬ One of the lessons taught by the late elec- ¬ The extra session of the senate of the Fifty ernment are greater than its receipts as has Scwartzfelder Co manufacturers of itics gave added piquancy to the proceedings fifth congress called by president Cleveland been the case during the past two years Nor tion which all can rejoice in is thit the cit ¬ Repeated but unsuccessful efforts have to meet at 12 noon March 4 then commenced must be forgotten however much such loans izens of the United States are both law bank and office furniture The busi- ¬ been made of late years to change by legisla- ¬ The late viceJpvcsident made way for his suc- ¬ may temporarily relieve the situation respecting and law abiding people not easily ness was established in 1S34 and incor- ¬ tion the date of the inauguration ceremony to cessor Mr Hobart to whom the oath of office the government is still indebted for the swerved from the path vof patriotism and porated in 1893 with a capital stock of a later period of the season so as to avoid was administered after which he made ajbrief amount of the surplus accrued which it must honor This is in entire accord with the S250000 Liabilities not yet known proceeded in He thon the uncertainties and frequent inclemencies addres his ultimately pay while its ability to pay is not genius of our institutions and but emphasizes The annual statement of January 1 of climate which prevail in Washington in the turn to swear in sueh as were present of the strengthened but weakened by a continued the advantages of inculcating even a greater GEN O O HOWARD30 sentors whose term eithor of election or deficit 1896 showed assets 450000 liabilities sai ly part of March are imperative in great emer- ¬ love for law and order in the future Immu- ¬ Loans Marshal Third Division- The decorations of the city were exceed- ¬ re election began contemporaneously witb gencies to preserve the government or its nity should be granted to none who violate 170000 ingly effective with but one notable except- ¬ that of the president This ceremony credit but a failure to supply needed revenue the laws whether individuals corporations therefore that to postpone action in the pres- ¬ Power House Destroyed by Fire Conof That was the treasury department the completed ion houses both in timerofpeace forthc maintenance of either or communities and as the constitution ence of sovgreat a necessity would bevinwisc majestic outlines of whichwere disfigured in gress and many of the more privileged has nojustllication Philadelphia March 4- - The pawerai M imposes upon the president the duty of on the part of the executigbranch unjust to Each of tho spectators adjourned to the eastern portico violation of all rules of taste The best way for the government to main ¬ both its own execution and of the statutes the Interests of the people dur action will house at Thirteenth and Mount Yerhbn t graceful fluted columns of the eastern facade There in the presence of an immense throng tain its credit is to pay as it goes not by re- ¬ enacted in pursuance of its provisions I now be freer from mere partisan considera streets from which the Union Tracon 15th street was partially swadded in strip- - Chief Justice Fuller administered to Presi- ¬ sorting to loans but by keeping out of debt shall endeavor carefully to carry them into tion than If the question of tariff revision ped pantalets falling short of thepecUments- dent McKinley the brief obligation prescribed through an adequate income secured by a effect The declaration of the party now rewas postponed until the regular session of tion Co operated a half dozen of its op- ¬ congress to maintain the constitution and enforce the system of taxation external or internal or stored to power has been in the past of We are nearl - two- years from a lines of trollejT cars was destroyed by In the csmio papers and over laws of the United States and President Mc- ¬ both It is fho settled policy of the govern ¬ position to all combinations of capital organ ¬ congressional election and politics can not fare Wednesday night The loss sers as depicted is about the entablatures at each end and also over Kinley delivered his inaugural address ment pursued from the beginning and prac- ¬ ized in trusts or otherwise to control arbitra- ¬ so greatly distract us as if such contest was 500000 principally on the valuable the main eastern entrance the shield and immediately pending We can approach the Fellow Citizens In obedience to the will of ticed by all parties and administrations rily the condition of trade among our citizens eagle of the United States were daubed upon the people and in their presence by the au ¬ to raise the bulk of our revenue from and it has supported such legislation as problem calmly and patriotically without machineryin the building The loss is a hideous yellow back ground the whole thority vestea in mo by this oath I assume taxes upon foreign productions entering will prevent the execution of all schemes fharingits effects upon an early eloction Our covered by insurance combination which the arduous and responsible duties of presi- ¬ the United States for sale and consump- ¬ to oppress the people by undue charges on fellow citizens who mjy disagree with us forming a tawdry would have dent or the United States relying upon the tion and avoiding for the most part every their supplies or by unjust rates transporta- ¬ upon the character of tnis legislation pre- ¬ Support of the Anglicau Church Invoiced circus rate third a London March 4 A dispatch from Everywhere else support of my countrymen and invoking the form of direct taxation except in time of tion of their products to market This pur- ¬ fer to have the question settled now scorned to display was fine guidance of Almighty God Our faith teaches war The country is clearly opposed to any pose will be steadily pursued both by tlp even against tne preconceived Yiews and Athens to the Central News says the effect however the scenic and even the bad taste displayed in the treas- ¬ thatthere is no safer leliance than upon the needless additions to the subjects of internal enforcement of the laws now in existence and perhaps settled so reaf onably as 1 trust it Greek metropolitan has telegraphed to ury drapings was in part obliterated by the God of our fathers who has so singularly fa- ¬ taxation and is committed by its latest pop- ¬ the recommendation and support of such new will as to insure great rmanenoe than to animated concourse of employes and their vored the American people in eery national ular utterance to the system of tarifl taxa- ¬ statutes as may be necessary to carry it into have further uncertaint menacing the vast the archbishop of Canterbury invoking effect and varied business in rests of the United the support of the Anglican church for families and guests who occupied the tempo ¬ trial and who will not forsake us so long as tion There can be no misunderstanding Our naturalization and immigration laws States Again whatever action congress may the Greek cause which piled tier above tier wo obey His commandments and walk hum either about the principle upon which rary seats tarifl taxation shall be levied should he further improved to the constant take will be givi a fair opportunity for rfnetA half way up the side of the building j bly in His footsteps this Pennsylvania Lead Co Assets entirely covered the garden at the south The responsibilities of tho high trust to Nothing has over been made plainer promotion of a safer a better and a higher trial before the people are called to pas3 and grave peril to the republic judgment upon it and this 1 consider a great Pittsburgh Pa March 4 George avenue The which I haveboen called always of grave at a general election than that the controlling citizenship A end looking down Pennsylvania pavilion in front of the white house importance are augmented br the prevailing f principle in the raisingof revenue from duties would be a citizenship too ignorant to under ¬ essential to the rightful and lasting settle ¬ S Griscom receiver for the Pennsyl ¬ I President McKinley re- - business conditions entailing idleness upon on imports is zealous care for American in- ¬ stand or too vicious to appreciate the great ment or the question In view of these con ¬ vania Lead Co Wednesday filed an in ¬ which from the returning procession was a thing willing labor and loss to useful enterprises terests and American labor Tne people have value aad henificence of our institutions and siderations I sljilldeem itmy1 dutyaH pre-i- viewed agains tall who come here to make dent to conven- - comrrs5 in cxtraordinirC- - ventory in court showing that tho of teauty an architectural creation of white Tho country is suffering industrial disturb ¬ declared that such legislation should be had laws resembling in its apparent ¬ ances from which speedy relief must he had ass will give ample protection and encourgc- - war upostlicm our gatesmusv be promptly Kdorlstrongly lay of Mreh company had assets ainQUAtiag i ouMbu flat the- 15 m - a v pillars and its general outlines Our financial system needs som retiaion our ment to thelndustries and the derelopnaeai n tjrtlyeloSd i ar ly substantial mMM QIB6 ii -- tiif thoiportico of historic Arlington and convey ing no Impression that it was simply a nimsy structure ot wod erected for aday Ail street car traffic was of course sus pended along the route of the procession the sAdewalks were roped off and were socrowded with people that locomotion was impractic- ¬ able Mounted police prevented any one from attempting to break through the trocha It seemed as If Washingtons normal population of 200000 had been swelled by more than an equal number of visiting strangers and that all were out to see the sight Every building on the line of march was draped in bunting of the national colors and every window and point of vantagewas occupied The beauti ¬ ful stars and stripes were everywhere seen with other appropriate banners and emblems In addition to these festive demonstrations 50000 miniature United States flags had been gratuitously distributed by the commit- ¬ money is alljfood now but its1 value musj no further be threatened It should allY- be- put oriH naiiy 1 i 4 v TI enaunng nou suBject- - lqa grB an oasis Wife- - - - o-days ¬ ¬ Is therefore earn- expected that con- nrac- at the earliest tirlmoment enact revenue legislation that shun be fauvi reasonable conservative asd fii just und which while supplying sufficient revonue ror public purposes will still be sig ¬ nally beneficial and helpru I to every section anjaevery enterprise of the people To this policy vfe are all of whatever party firmly beusd by- the voice of the people a power more vastly potential than any of expression political thef platrorm The paramount duty of con greBSfis xq stop deficiencies by the restoration of thaC protective legislation whiph has always- been the firmest prop of the treasury The passage of such a law or laws would strengthen the credit of the government both at home and abroad and go far towards stop plhgthe drain upon the gold reserve heldibr the redemption of our currency which has been heavy and well nigh constant for several years --Itv the revision of the tariff especial atten tiplttshould be given to the re enactment and extension of the reciprocity principle of the lawpf 1890 under which so great a stimulus wasgiven to our foreign trade in new andjrad vantageous markets for our Surplus agricul- ¬ tural and manufactured products The brief trial given this legislation amply justifies a further experiment and additional discretionary-power in the making of commercial trea- ¬ ties the end in view always to be the opening or new markets ror the products ot our coun- ¬ try by granting concessions to the products of other lands that we need and can not pro duce ourselves and which do not involvaany losStpf labor to our own people but tend to increase their employment The depression of the past four years has fallen with great severity upon the great body of toilers of the country and upon none more thaK the holders or small farms Agriculture has lanquished and labor Suffered The revival of manufacturing will be a re llefto both No portion of our population is more devoted to the institutions of free government nor more loyal to their support while none bears more cheerfully or fully its proper share in the maintenance of the gov- ¬ ernment or is better entitled to its wise and liberal care and protection Legislation help Tuljbo producers is beneficial to alL The de- ¬ pressed condition or industry on the farm and intthe mine and factory has lessened the ability to meet the demands upon them arid they rightrully expect that not only a sys- ¬ tem of revenue shall be established that will secure tho largest income with the least burden but that every means will betaken to decrease rather than increase our public expenditures Business conditions are not the most promising It will take time to re- ¬ store the prosperity of former years If we can not promptly attain it we can resolutely turn our faces in that direction and aid its return by friendly legislation However troublesome the situation may appear con- ¬ gress will not I am sure be found lacking in disposition or ability to relieve it as far as legislation can do so The restoration of con- ¬ fidence and tho revival of business which men of all parties so much desire depend more largely upon the prompt energetic and intelligent action of congress than upon any other singlo agency affecting the situation It is inspiring too to remember that io great emergency in the 108 years of our event- hojftd win - untrv and Nqr must we be unmindful of the need of the improvement among our own citizens but with the zeal of our forefathers encour- ¬ age the spread of knowledge and free educa- ¬ tion Illiteracy must be blinishod from the land if we shall attain that high destiny as the foremost of the enlightened nations of the world which under Providence we ought -- to achieve Reforms in the civil service must go on but the changes should be real and genuine not perfunctory or prompted by a zeal in behalf ot any party simply because it happens to be in power As a member of congress I voted and spoke in favor of the present law and I Immeulatejyafter the close of- his address PresidenfMeKin4ey and cxPresideht Cleve ¬ land rc eritered their carriage and were driv- ¬ en to the white house amid tumultuous cheera all along the route Pres dnt Mc ¬ Kinley lhls time occupyng the seat of honor to the right - Thj procession reinforced by the nutrierou civic organiza- ¬ tions which had been assembled on the cap-itol hill since early Thursjlay morning re the avenue and formed and marched--dowpest the white house where they were re viewed by the president and his friends from ajspecial sta id erected for that purpose in front of the edifice - -v - - ¬ - H - fell Mm I - ¬ - -- i ¬ Vice-president-El- - H fc s 5a-7- L - r- - li i- - 4- - - - vt -- - over-estimat- ed - - -- - - - wlfi - -- ¬ il - -- - VA ¬ - v fc - ¬ - I i -- -- -- -- r - -- vioii f - t - r1 V J 4t jf graawn r- - r i m Pgrfs msnmrrwsrm MH lMI miljumiill TTiiinftJltl TW v vy THE Bemwrka -- i3 t mWY V 4 maeo for judge 4 ieir rr i L t ihgr - m RH AKlN3 POWDER Absolutely Pure fej ite great leavening GOSSIPY PAflAQRAPHS Theatrical And Otherwise In werity vpi i Years 1 i s 4 1TAI AXJTOUJfCEMENTS For more than twcntf I W6 nT6 Dccn vciimf kw Scotts Envision oYercomei the excessive waste of the system puts on flesh nourishes and I builds up the hoiy man it remedy for M wasting di ¬ Herrmann iif ¬ -- rei - y We are authorized to announce War M Puunell as a candidate for Judge of Bourbon County subject to the notion of the Pemocjatip party We are authorized to announce James McClure as a candidate for Judge of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR CIRCUIT CLERK NEWTON r MITCHELL T tt - i A Sfefv THE PEOPLES GROCER prices because Buyers of Groceries- are not forced to go to cut rate stores for - seases of addftf fl children hut it isnt possible for a to L tebfied The coming lof Herrman HI Mon fetftdgtil and iifeaitiiftiiness Assures tUe is looked for ¬ fddd against altltii aha all forms o adul ¬ day night to the Grand ward to with interest by the Paris ad ¬ teration cbihtnoii to tn6 CB6P brands SoyAl Baisiiij ftwder CO- - New YOrkJ mirers of the late Alexander Herrmann The New York Journal says Herrmann iIL heretofore known as Leon Aerrmann a nephew of the late THE BOURBON Alexandre Herrmann made his first ap- ¬ pearance as the succe80f of the famous Seventeenth Year EstafeHtehted 1881 magician last night at the Metropolitan Opera House Published every TuZXany ttrttt Friday by He performed many of the feats and illusions that stave Professor Herrmann WALTER CSAP Editor and Owner He was well re ¬ the name Wizard BBUPE MILLER ceived and Mme Herrmann won a genuine ovation WOT Make all Checks Money Orders etc BOWKE New York SCOTT payable to the order of Champ Mhler Attired just as Herrmann was when he last stood before a file of riflemen ahe deftly caught six bullets fired at her The Kentucky Press Wrights Celery Tfca cures constlpa i point blank She also gave some beau- ¬ tion sick headaches 25c at druggists journal the Richmond tiful dances HEWS tell the story in a mere stick -ful of newspaper type We hare had prepared lot us by a physician a little boofe telling in tasy Words how and why Scotts Emulsion benefits and a postal card request will be enough to have it sent to you free To day would be a good time to send for it We are authorized to announce Chas Butler as a candidate for Circuit Clerk subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce T Hart Talbot as a candidate for Circuit lcrk subject to the action of the offered by them on same class of goods I have an excellent Democratic party plete line of We are authorized to announce George T McCarney as a candidate for Circuit Clerk subject to the action of the Democratic party ALMONDS APPLES E ¬ I Will fflee Any Prices fSeXM and com xr FANCY ORANGES STANDARD GOODS BRAZIL PECANS i I FOR SHERIFF BAN ANNAS authorized to announce ENGLISH WALNUTS MALAGA GRAPES George W Bowen as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the action of the FINEST CHOCOLATE CANDIED If elected Mr Democratic party STICK AND MIXED CANDIES Bowens deputies will be W W CANDIED CHERRIES Mitchell and James Burke CANDIED APRICOTS We are authorized to announce CANDIED PINE APPLES Brutus J Clay Jr with G W i Judy aad J Smith Clarke as deputies New York Cream Edam and Pine Apple Cheese Fancy EvjpOTa ted as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the Peaches Apricots Apples Prunes All kinds of Canned Fruits Saf- - i action of the Democratic party We are FILBERTS f dines Champgnion French Peas Bottled Pickle Catsup Etc BALTIMORE hat excellent Register now comes to ns as a semi Lost In Paris Monday an opal Dolly Theobold has gone into vaudewill be aa weekly Heres hoping it stick pin Finder will please leave at ville in New York successful in the f utnre as in the past The News office and receive reward of the Stanford Editor W P Walton Robt Mantell will produce in Phila- ¬ Journal has been sued by Houston Ball 59 of Middlesboro for 5000 for alleged delphia this month a new play entitled libel The Journal reprinted an item A Gentleman From Gascony about Ball ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM See page three for account of the in- - Mr Francis Wilson in his new opera ¬ Half a King is booked for the Cincin auguration of President McKinley nati Grand the week of March 29 Mr House passed a bill Wilson will have to play against the All Points in Michigan The Missouri making railroad fares in the State two Metropolitan Opera Company cents a mile White City Special Best Terminal Station It is reported that 2000 Mussulmans Amateur theatricals are popular at were massacred recently near Seline in Frankfort The opera Priscilla will Crete and great apprehension is felt for soon be given under the direction of A minstrel Avoiding The Tunnel 4000 others who are besieged near Prof Way land Graham troupe is also being organized Canadia ¬ - We are authorized to announce Ed D Paton as a candidate for re election as Clerk of the Bourbon County Court subject to the action of the Democratic -- for county clerk M AND BULK OYSTERS ISGEIG TURKEYS party FOR JAILER BIG FOUR CHICAGO Samuel T James as a candidate for Jailer subject to the action of the Main St Democratic party We are authorized to announce W C u ones as a candidate for re election as Jailer subject to the action of the Mr Jones candi- ¬ Democratic party dacy is in the interest of Mrs Landon Ashbrook We are authorized to announce W H Boone as a candidate for Jailer sub ject to the action of the Democratic We are authorized to announce NEWTON MITCHELL Opp Court House Paris Ky TOLEDO DETROIT MARGOLENS ¬ party CARPET SALE Now is the time to buy Carpets Rugs and Mattings as I have a good lot to select from and my prices defy competition4 I have a fine assortment of these goods and if you will come in and look at them I am sure I can please you and it is no trouble for me to show them to you Consider the prices which I quote below S s ST LOUIS BOSTON g 3 Wagner Sleeping Cars The Mikada is soon to be sung by McKinley from Berlin asking the retention of Mr Edwin F Uhl as Richmond amateurs The caste will be Uni ted States Ambassador to Germany Mikado Prof Sanderson Nankipoo Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping o W R Pattie Koko W R Shackle Cars Private Compartment Cars Secretary Olney has declined to sub ¬ ford Pooh bah A D Flora Pish tush Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars mit the correspondence in the Ruiz Mary J N Turner Yum Yum Miss to the Senate but has made a statement PattiePitti Sing Mrs Henry Berry of the essential facts The President in- ¬ Peep Bo Miss Mabel Terrill Katisha Be sure your tickets read via BIG FOUR dorses his action pending an investiga- ¬ Miss Mariawillie Smith nt-elect A petition has been cabled to Preside- We are authorized to announce Wm L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party We are authorized to announce John H Stewart as a candidate for Jailer subject to the action of the Democratic NEW YORK party ce Joseph F Williams as a candidate for Jailer subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY We are authorized to announce tion but remarks that the matter prop-¬ erly devolves on the coming Adminis- ¬ E O McCORMICK tration FA ir Uw- - J- - party arrived in Washington shortly be- ¬ all having stood President elect McKinley and his rtr - - fore noon Tuesday the trip very well save Mrs McKinley They proceeded at once to the Ebbitt House with Gov Bushells staff as a guard of honor and during the afternoon Mr McKinley received a few callers At his special request there was no for-¬ mal demonstration and the afternoon was passed as quietly as possible Tues ¬ day night Mr McKinley dined at the White House with President and Mrs Mrs McKinley was too Cleveland much exhausted by the trip from Canton to be present The Courier Journal says The sena- ¬ torial situation up to date is this Gov Bardley has been informed by Mr Han na that the latter has found upon reach- ¬ ing Washington that the chances are against seating an appointee and that the Republican Senate Steering Committee favors an immediate extra session of Legislature for the election of a Sen- ¬ ator On the other hand Gov Bradley has explained the chances against the election of a Republican Senator but is said to be willing to let Mr Hanna and the Steering Committee take the respon- ¬ sibility of finally deciding in favor of at- ¬ tempting an election ¬ A The Twentieth Century Vaudeville Company gave a pleasing performance Tuesday night at the PariB Grand1 The program began with a laughable com- ¬ edy farce Judge Pro Tern written by W J Browner and well rendered by W H Davis W J Browner Chas Hukill George Browner and Elmer Foote ChasR Hill contributed a fine solo and also gave an exhibition of Chas Hukill scientific bag punching did his grotesque Zulu dance in good style and George McNamara gave a W female impersonation and a dance H Davis in a dramatic reading showed great talent of a high order and won a richly deserved curtain call His acting The Hobo was very clever indeed Brummels von Rabe Downey Hukill and Foote rendered a charming musical number and von R abe also gave a George and delightful mandolin solo Will Browner a good team of comed- ¬ ians cracked a number of taking jokes which caught the audidnce The Wex fords did some excellent tumbling and work on the horizontal bars The performance closed with a travesty entitled Calling Out The Militia Eads Bernard Thornton and von Rabe are the musical directors of the company ¬ Passenger Traffic Mgr I B MARTIN Gen Pass -- - - f TktAgt j - -- Cincinnati O THE SUN The first of American Newspa ¬ pers AS A DAN A Editor re election as County Attorney subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Sam¬ uel B Rogers as a candidate for County Attorney subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Denis Dundon as a candidate for County At- ¬ torney subject to the action of thu Democratic party FOR ASSESSOR Cliftun Arnsparger as a candidate for We are authorized to announce Brussels from 40 cts up Ingrains from 18 cts up Matting from 9 cts up Rugs from 50 cts up Remember the place and call early S M -- - H MARG0LEN v ifeiafef Opp Court House PARIS KY w m STOCK AND TURF NEWS r year Turf Notes Soup Perkins of Lexington will ride for Julius Bauer Co this season A turf correspondent writes as fol- ¬ lows from Memphis concerning Paris Thompson flyers Tarre string V is also in win- ¬ which includes F F ter quarters at Montgomery Park F d here F V is the biggest and unless all signs fail he will give the best of them ah argument in all the stakes of the principal three-year-olthree-year-old Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc Awarded Highest Honors 9 DR Worlds Fair We are authorized to announce J U- Boardman as a candidate for The American Constitution the of Bourbon County subject Assessor to the American Idea the American action of the Democratic party We authorized to Spirit These first last and all Clay are a candidate announce S D as for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action the time forever of the Democratic party 6 a year Daily by mail We are authorized to announce D Kenney as a candidate for Daily Sunday by mail 8 a year Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in H W haley as a candidate for Assessor the world of Bourbon County subject to the ac- ¬ 2 a year tion of the Democratic party Price 5c a copy t tByJmail We are authorized to announce Will Address THE SUN New jYork GMcClintock as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party Archie Will Not PerformMiracles WWe are authorized to announceAssessor Bedford as a candidate for of Bourbon County subject to the But Will Cure action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce C L It Will Do You Good Hough as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action Are you constipated Do you have v of the Republican party Is your Nervous Sick Headaches system Liver or Kidneys out of order If so cure yourself by using Wrights for surveyor Celery Tea It improves the complex- ¬ ion Price 25c sold by W T Brooks We are authorized to announce Benj Druggist F Bedford Jr as a candidate for re election as Surveyor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Yesterdays Temperature Democratic party The following is the temperature as Co noted yesterday by A J Winters FOR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS of this city We are authorized to announce Miss 7 a m 30 Edgar as a candidate for 8 a m 32 K MILES RESTORATIYE NERVINE Kate as Superintendent of Public Schools 39 10 a m cures nervous prostration Not mi ¬ for Bourbon County subject to the 11 a m 41 raculously but scientifically by first party 12 m 44 removing the germs of diseaser and then action of the Democratic 49 2p m supplying healthy nerve food increasing We are authorized to announce Wm 3 p m 49 the appetite helping digestion and strength ¬ E Williams as a candidate for Super- ¬ 49 4 p in ening the entire system Desperate cases intend nt of Public Schools for Bourbon 5 p m 49 require prolonged treatment as shown by County subject to the action of the 48 that of Mrs M B Reed of Delta Iowa who Democratic party 7i m tt i The Sunday Sun - It - f Do You Expect To Move Or s o le-elec-ti- on liter Tour floirteejli W Si m IF YOU DO AND FIND YOU -- tUClfr r f-- Tojuj A ColtL In One Day Tab- ¬ lets if it fails to cure All druggists refund the money 25c For sale by W T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Ky 1 Take Laxative firomo Quinine CREAM BAKING t - POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE if 5r Piles Piles Piles Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch- ¬ ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the parts and nothing else Every box s guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by mail for 50c and SI per box WILLIAMS MFG CO Prop s Cleveland O W T urooKS aruggisi J 2y-96-l- y or sale by A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant Vfti 40 YKAK5 THK HANUAKU - and sick headache t liver and kidneys cures constipation 25c at all druggists Wrights Celery Tea regulates the writes As the result of a lightning stroke thdphysiclans said I had light stroke of paralysis my limbs would all draw up I would have throbbings Dr Miles in my chest that seemed unendurable For three Nervine months I could not sleep Restores and for three weeks did not close my eyes I Health prayed for sleep and felt that if relief did not come X would be dead or insane I took Dr Miles Restora- ¬ tive Nervine and the second night slept two hours and from that time on my health im ¬ proved slowly at first but steadily and surely I took in all 40 bottles and I cannot express how grateful I am for I am now perfectly well and have taken no medicine for over four months Dr Miles Nervine is sold by druggists on guarantee that first bottle benefits or money refunded MBok n hern nd nerves Iree Dr Miles wwwm VU FOR POLICE JUDGE We are authorized to announce Wm Remington as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party Wt are authorized to announce John R Adair as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Newt Clark as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic HEED AKYTHING in MY LfflE I will positively save you money on anything in my line Come in and get my nricesT and vmi A 4 vuy guuus any wnere else I - party JBtftUtttl XUU A Send your order to Oscar Battle Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour¬ bon county tf v See advertisement in another column The First of W J Bryans new book J sv - T HINT0N IS- UHDERTAKINF IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED TO v A- Jyr v ri J t - Jf - r v s i XS SBJiClWJ nwiTium i BBf--iaria - ifi 3fat T l -- - - - lf J - rC - m a - THE BOUBBpir HEWS F wlXttytwyyr v fT3rV m I - MARCH 5 1897 UPTJAL C O TIE eco- - iOUmi lEIS 1881 Seventeenth Year Establkhed fEn teic I at the Pbst office iss mail matter at Paris Ky as TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES t Payable in Advance ft OBy6rimttrttmnf2 SkWs costS PORT 8i5mQthBtttlOO R- cant fiVfiW fife A FKOM A GUN FBEE OF CHARGE ioU Orders MiLiiSB - I Make all Checks Money payable to the order oUHAHP Etc IiEnt began Wednesday -- - W new residence on SeveDth street P Talbott has moved into his will be entertained Monday night by Miss Carrie Alexander - The Monday Night Literary Ciub W W Burley and family of Flem ¬ ing have moved to this county to reside on a farm near this city -- - Prof E W Weaver will give an illustrated lecture to night at the Paris High School on Rambles in Norway f -- earnings the third ween in February were 396705 against 385330 the corresponding period last 11375 year increase The L Ns Bex Bradley aMillersoyg negro aged about thirty years isUrisoner in the Pant jail charged with poisoning tii wife Dora Bradley TueBda night justVaf ter Bradley aid wife returned from church feradley gave the woman an apple which she ate An hour later she died of convulsions At the inquest held Wednesday by Coroner JT Ed Ray James Butler grdcer testified that Ben Bradley begged an apple from him Tuesday afternoon to use in taking some medicine T E Savage clerk at Phillips drug store testified that Ben Bradley bought five cents worth of strychnine from him Tuesday night saying that he Bradley wanted to kill some dogs Sara Jan¬ uary testified that Dora Bradley on her deathbedsaid that after church Tuesday night she had eaten an apple given her by her husband Ben Bradley and that it was bitter Another witness testified that Bradley said he thought his wife had been poisoned It is said that Bradley was very jealous of his wife though neighbors testified that they lived peacably Bradley was arrested by Chas Thomas marshal of Millersburg and brought to this city for safekeeping there being considerable talk by the colored people of violence against Bradley The Coroners inquest is as follows ¬ t Killed By A Appl s Mi yeaterday nwwfy v i wtgpflPP AatBeascemeats Aad Sl MfWoM Of Tke Marriage Yews COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Willi and Mise Anna Christian T THE NEWS MAN or Mil county were married last week I Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets A in Winchester The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And The Maysville Ledger aaysl Mr Elsewhere njftnrs Oranrflff nt Unnfma0 arA Mri J A Lyle was in Cincinnati Mias StUlfallikiaof Bourbon county PERSONAL MENTION -- KHOS v FrWrV -- - i Look Before You Buy And remember we guarantee more for your moiiejr than you can bfiy elsewhere or your money refund- - rv -- - N sent ten sleepers full of We the jury find that the dead body passengers Saturday and Sunday to before us is that of Dora Bradley of BourbonvCounty Kentucky who came New Orleans to the Mardi G ras to herdth about 1130 p m March 4 C B McShanes sale yesterday 2 l89jvin the Jpwn of Millersburg At ipf f rom pp8ionouB near Ruddles Mills mules brought from strycfijoine givieii Effect ap a dose of apple by her her in 35 67 to 104 and horses from 11 to husband Ben Bradley We believe the Hay and farm implements sold at fair same to have been given with murderous intent by the said Bradley prices Alex Butler Dr McDouGALLof Cincinnati is still Stiles Stirman J F Woolums at Odd Fellows Hall with his wonder ¬ A O Robertson ful X Ray outfit giving interesting ex¬ Z C Flaugher hibitions He will go to Winchester T M PURNELL next week A Question of Light The Bourbon Circuit Court will be- ¬ gin Monday with the following docket On behalf of the County Judge How- ¬ appear- ¬ ard went before the City Council at its Old equity cases 276 equitv ances 45 old ordinary 102 ordinary ap- ¬ last meeting to ask permission to have pearances 48 Commonwealth cases 52 four gas posts located on the corners of Broadway and Main Broadway and Julian Throckmorten a member of High Bank Row and High and the Texas Rangers is in Paris on a Bank Row and Main removed to visit to his father Chas Throckmorten the corners around the court house He has been stationed for some time at square The Fiscal Court has author-¬ a point on the Rio Grande ized the purchased of four handsome The City Council of Carlisle has pass- and ornamental posts to be placed on N the square and the county merely asks ed resolutions thanking the L raiiraod and the Paris Fire Department permission to have the citys posts mov- ¬ for valuable assistance rendered at the ed across the street The new posts would add greatly to recent conflagration at Carlisle the appearance of the public square Miss Mollie Link The pipes have already been laid and John Kerr and liave joined the Christian Church the are ready for immediate connection former on Sunday and the latter Wed ¬ As far as the question of light is con ¬ nesday night Both were immersed af- ¬ cerned the change of location would ter the prayer meeting services Wednes make but little difference and the day night a i a change would greatly improve the ap t pearance of the corners mentioned dur¬ O Q N C C B The L 0 and BigSFour railroads which were ing the day and at night kept out of the Grand Central Station in Some Turnpike Talk Cincinnati for a week on account of the The Fiscal Court this week leased the high water began running into the cen- ¬ Jacksonville and Centerville pike toll- ¬ tral station again Tuesday house and quarry at 9864 per year R M Stone and H Clay Stone far¬ The Court is also negotiating for the mers living in the Little Rock precinct control of the Paris and Jackstown filed a deed of assignment Tuesday Paris and Bethlehem Millersburg morning naming R C Talbott Ruddles Mills and Cynthiana pike assignee The assets consist of seventy Bedford and Hume pike Ruddles Mills acres of land Liabilities not stated and Shawhan pike There will then be The Spring announcement of the left but three toll roads in the county Paris Blue Grass Nurseries Lexington ap- Maysville and Lexington pears in The News The proprietor Georgetown and Paris and Townsend Mr H F Hillenmeyer is known pikes Thirty turnpike raiders - destroyed throughout the bluegrass region and numbers his patrons and friends by the two tollgatea on the Fox Springs pike two miles from Flemingsburg Tuesday thousands night but toll is again being collected Broke His Collar Bone J The Fiscal Court met Monday to devise J B Whited the photographer speedy means of freeing the road but corner of Eighth and Main was thrown the raiders it seems were impatient from a buggy on Eighth street yester- ¬ and took the law into their own hands The county officials will endeavor to day afternoon and sustained a broken collar bone The accident was caused find out who the outlaws are and apply the penalty to its fullest extent by a cow colliding with the buggy The L coroners verdict s ¬ ¬ r met with a Whilecrossing a creek near Cynthiana Lewisburga wheel came off their buggy Miss Lucy Simma spent yesterday and they landed in the water Fortu ¬ in Lexington nately they escaped with only a duck Dr E H Rutherford ipent yester ¬ ing r day in Lexington MILLER HUGHES NUPTIALS Miss A E Hickman left yesterday A pretty wedding occurred at the for a visit in Covington Christian Church last night at half past Mr John Woodford spent Monday so en oclock when Miss Jessie Madison in Danville visiting friends Hughes became the wife of Mr William Harvey Utley arrived home Wed ¬ Bruce Miller The ceremony was per ¬ nesday night from New Orleans formed by Eld J S Swpeney and the Tom Mitchell has been confined to wedding march was played by Prof A his room for several days with la M Gutzeitn his happiest manner grippe There were no bridesmaids The pajty entered the church in the Mrs Hedges and daughter Miss Mattie are visiting Mrs Barrow at following order First came in pairs the ushers Messrs Albert Hinton and Renick Messrs Alex Baird and Frank Carr Swift Champ Messrs Louie Wolford spent yesterday with Fisher Tarr near Cynthiana and Fold Brent followed by the groom and Mr Walter Champ best Millersburg man Then came the bride with her Miss Mary Belle Patterson of Cyn ¬ father Mr James M Hughes The thiana was a guest at Dr John W party formed a semi circle and while Jamesons Wednesday soft music was being played Eld Mrs Wm Hukill Sr arriyed home Sweeney pronounced the ceremony yesterday from a visit to her daughter which joined the lives and loves of the Mrs M H Davis at Mayslick contracting parties The groom who is the junior editor Mr Robert Ward Davis a leading society gentleman of Louisville is the of The Bourbon News is esteemed by hit fellow citizens for his good business guest of his cousin Mr W H Davis Miss Katie Allen who has been a qualities moral worth and gentlemanly guest at Mr F L McChesneys for sev- ¬ demeanor The bride is the only eral weeks left yesterday for her home daughter of Mr and Mrs James M Hughes and is a leading figure in Paris in Mississippi society and possessess many admirable Mrs Thos Henry Clay and son Mr traits of character which have won for Thos Henry Clay Jr have returned her the love and respect of a large circle from Washington where the former of friends She was most becomingly was a delegate to the D A R Congress attired in an eleuant gown of heavy They also visited Miss Nannine Clay at white brocaded silk made en train National Park Seminary x and trimmed with Duchess Among the visitors in the city who lace and pearl passementrie She came to attend the Miller Hughes wed ¬ wore the customary bridal veil and ding last night are Mr and Mrs carried a shower bouquet of lillies of Henry Preston and children of Ash¬ the valley land Mrs Bishop Clay Prof Skinner The wedding occurred on the brides Lex birth day which was also the anniver ¬ Porter W Prof J ingtonMessrs J G SmedleyS Cooper sary of the marriage of her parents Miss Lannie Layson Millersburg Dr After the marriage ceremony the andMrs Herbert Chase of Jnnction wedding party and about sixty relatives City were entertained at an elegant luocheon Miss Edith Myall the given at the home of the bride The at- ¬ daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Myall tendants were also entertained with a gave a box party at the matinee last luncheon given Wednesday evening by Saturday to seven little friends Edna the groom S Gladys Talbott W Talbott Mr and Mrs Miller left last night oa Arnsparger Carrie White Bean Alline the 1015 train fur atrip to Washington Power Lucy Belle McChesney and followed by the best wishes and congrat ¬ Allan Ashbrook The young folks en ulation of scores of friends joyed the party hugely They were the recipients of many handsome presents OBITUARY mishap ¬ six-year-o- Miss Nellie Stoker is visiting in riage in this city Monday whowere returning from their mar ¬ ed and you to be the judge of it v Buy your shoes of us and get one of the beautiful medallion pictures FREE See them on exhibition at our store DAVISTHOMS0NISGRI JuLst Ieoerved SPRING STOCK HAMBURGS LACES WASH DRESS GOODS PERCALES WHITE GOODS ETC All new fresh goods 529 Main St i Call and see them Paris Ky i y - extraordinary bargains now being offered byr us and the following prices will command the attention of eyery careful buyer 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 5 c and 10 Bleached Cotton good 5c Table Linens Towels and Nap- ¬ 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 D Corsets 50c 75c and 1 are the best in the world for the Percales and Penangs 7c price Ladies Bleached Vests at lOc Ladies and Childrens full seam Ml taped worth 25c A great deal of talk is being created by CONDONS th ld 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 some of them are marked 6 8 ¬ - t- e- - -- ¬ Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead Mrs Minnie Saloshin the aged moth- ¬ er of Louie Saloshin and Mrs H Margolen of this city and F Saloshin of Covington died Tuesday morning in this city at the residence of her son The deceased was Louie Saloshin years of age The remains eighty four were taken to Cincinnati for burial John R Crosthwaite aged forty six years a former resident of this city died yesterday morping in St Louis The deceased was a son of Mrs Rachael Crosthwaite of this city and is a brother of Mrs Selby Lilleston of this city Mrs W W Aker New Paris O Joe Crosthwaite of Birmingham Ala and Chas Croswait of Kansas City The deceased leaves a wife and Engagements i r r- Of Auctioneer ITorsyth A T March 6 Henry Spears house and 5 acres of land at Shawhan March 13 J H Hendricks house and lot on Second street Paris Ky charge See the new portraits ffwe enlarge Tree - of j The pictures being given away hy Davis Thomson Isgrig are works of art and an ornament to any house PURE HOME GROWN ASSIGNEES NOTICE Co are requested to present tnem at once properly proven as required by law at my office in Paris Ky Those knowipg themselves indebted to the firm Co are requested to of J W Mock pay promptly and thereby ayoid court cost 26fb ALL persons having claimsWagainst assigned estate of J Mock 0 LOVE R SEED Apply to il several children The remains are ex- ¬ pected to arrive in Paris on the 1115 train to morrow morning and the f n neral will occur from Squire Lillestons residence to morrow afternoon at three oclock Hoav To Make Cake HARMON STITT Assignee 0 EDWARDS iLJdiOiEaiiisrcr I -- ASSIGNEES NOTICE against ALL persons having claims Isaac F assigned estate of I psi3EcosraXjE w- - A Corset Swindler Bluegrass Dentists Entertained WE HATE BE0EIVED A SPLEHBID STOCK OF collected the eleven cents and promised visiting dentists were handsomely enter-¬ Of tained by Dr and Mrs A W Smith at to send the corset in a few days Paris Westover Terrace at a six oclock course none of the corsets came dinner The menn consisted of eight ladies should watch for this dead beat courses The next meeting of the Asso ¬ A Good Sale ciation will be held June 1st at Win- ¬ Auctionter A T Forsyth sold pub- ¬ chester The new officers elected were Pres ¬ licly Tuesday for B F Bedford Jr250 acres of land on the North Middletown ident Dr W W Justice Winchester jikej four miles from Parisr to Saml Vice President D L Proctor Mt Mackey of Jessamine for seventy dol- ¬ Sterling Secretary W P McQuown lars per acre Horses sold from 10 to Georgetown Treasurer J W Staple 40 cows 25 to 4050 mules 45 pairs ton Winchester Executive Committee 13 bows and A W Smith Richmond J 101 to 200 sows 9 to R Adair 8 to 8 bucks pigs 29 yews 4 to and M H Daily Paris 1250 common yews 330 eacn quan tity of corn in crib sold for 200 farm Opening March 10th brought fair prices Dr M H Daily and Dr J R Adair The Frankfort Ledger tells of a corset swindler who has been operating in that attended the meeting of the Bluegrass city He first slipped a circular under Dental Association Tuesday at Rich-¬ the doors offering to sell a new corset mond Dr Dailys paper was an inter- ¬ for eleven cents Later he called and esting number of the program The hanslor are hereby notified to present IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS them at once properly proven as re¬ Patent flour the purest the whitest the quired by law to the undersigned or to bestthe cheapest 24 lbs 70c 100 lbs His attorney Harmon Stitt Paris Ky 280 bbl 5 60 Try a sack and be E T REES Assignee convinced Also pure Silver Baking 26fb Powder warranted to give satisfac- ¬ Shannon Mason Co Ky Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when tion 1 lb can 10c lb can 5c All quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call other goods cheap in proportion Bring the cash I keep no books charge S H Stivers Agt nothing Eighth st 5mar 4t Directions Use Ballards Obelisk FOR FALL AND WINTER v Advertised Letter List MM NUUES 1897 fiHilIB3rC3- FZNJEl S E TIPTON MEECHAT TAILOBS E J List of letters remaining unclaimed in Paris Ky postoifice March 5 1897 Andrews W H Bridges John Burton Miss Laura Bnrrell Frank Colliar Miss Belle Dale Maggie Feels Aran em- ¬ Asparagus and MahanyMiss Sallie ploy no agents Small Fruits Weprices liying but sell at Mann Harry t direct to the planter Telephone in Mason Mrs Belle office Strawberry and general nursery Marshall George Catalogues on application to Collins Miss Pettie Myer M D EVERYTHING for Orohardof Lawn¬ OrnaFull stock mental and Fruit Trees Grape Vines Cutter Smith Shirt Full line of samples We are also agents for the celebrated Chas implements - These Are In Hoc Lou Anderson charged with running a horse of ill repute and Nettie Smith charged with breach of peace are in jail awaiting trial Dan Washington is also in hoc awaiting trial for chastising his wife All parties are colored In Judge Webbs court Tuesday Worth Thomas a negro was fined fifty novelties C B Ross dollars and costs for cutting Thos man living near Hutch- ¬ Grayj a white Louis Watkins Designers and Ladies Tailor ison The cutting occurred on Main street near Sixth and was improvoked TtfviVitc riAiprv T ea cures constipa though the men had exchanged hot some time ago tion sick headaches 25c at druggists words - Louis Watkins Designer and Ladies Tailor with C B Ross Lexington Ky At our opening we will show a great many dresses made up which are copies of imported models that cost from 100 to 500 to land It will pay you to in- ¬ spect these models as such goods have never been shown in this market All aie cordially invited to come to the opening and we will show you all of our In Fordham Hotel Parlors Robison Maggie Sprat Miss Beckie HowardMrsFrankyScott Mrs Patsv Scott J M Houston Josedh Jackson Mrs LucyScott C J Jackon Mrs LindaThomson Gertrude Jones MissNannieF Thomas Miss Susia Keys Mrs Ellen Wright Lindsay Lockman Amanda Woods Charles Persons calling for aboye letters will please say advertised W L Davis P M DickersonMrsAnnaReid Mrs A D Rice Mrs Julia Edds Jessie Hill Miss Mary Potts Miss Bell H F HILLENMEYER tf 26feb Lexington Ky Garrett Guss - SioiB Room for Rent DESIRABLE store room located at Hutchison Station Ky is for rent Possession given March 1st Ap ¬ ply or address GEORGE CLAYTON Hutchison Ky - A X RAYS YOU WILL SEE - THE 3yCPlVE3LiOXJS 5 1 Your Own Bones clear through 4umppf coal The Coin in your own purse And Many Other Wonderful Things hi i in wn in ii i ii 1 1 1 urn li 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 mi ii i ii 1 1 inn At Odd Fellows Hall Paris Ky lEGIfflNG MONDAY MORNING 1ST Continuing every day and evening during the week I The patrons of Crawford Bros shop There Are Others on Main street near Fifth enjoy a quiet quick and clean service by ex- ¬ Who have larger stores who pay pert barbers in the cosiest shop in Paris larger rents and have larger expenses Baths in comfortable well equipped but none of them will sell you shoes at bath rooms furnished at the pleasure of as small a profit as patrons 4 ill - IRH - - tf t 51 KIOJN ULAY Adults 25 cts Children 15 cts 5rh - Ijlj t Vc 1 -- f m r S - JTl - t vrWfvfFRg vs- fPTP it jj 5 MMWHaiMiMiHMMiMMMaMrf T T7 i ta wm r3 irnl J 5J-i-- t 2 i fsT 4k IpwJFi W 5WK - yyiiM vji J t - iMwnrBHimRBf ArvrfMMPHSHNSsfi t v W - V rT35rrirJjBgypTTTT tJffi f T T1 wm yatvsRJB n - JS - MS J - V f tiapf rfv Ttijt j 4- - V r 7 Y- scaliJl iVh Hi h TH E BOUBBON BWCR A 4 CMlTl ft 2AKGH 5 v1897 - tyr M THE CRADLE SHIP ou little sailor Quickly get aboard Snowy sails arc hoisted Now tHe ships Unmoored Ho tWhileAug us was soliloquizing thus4 taceanaciencneonunusubiuui uicBUtfiajs tvMiit iuag ascentfqd tho stain and Repaired to her room and asheisTqtiito Clara Hill was repeating over and over listening jkHiis uncles declaration a in her mind the words breathlesslyhe awaited Claras avvegasf indmpqrtaiit character in some of the 1 Angus Bruce loves me Angus Bruce loves me This she thought ilis the love of a man with such a one I could be happy but that would never do yvhat would my father aqd my brother say yes or what would they do should I even think of wedding Angus even my ihotjier I think would revolt to see her daughter wed a pilots son and the captain of a schooner and yet I knew when T cbur--ag- e Courage heard his voice nfM T v1 T GEO WDAVIS r - THE - i4 vfl aH dfe t if B IhI Xiolthe craft Is rockingr Yon the port so grand Xand of radiant visions Slumberland Mother is the captain Baby is the mate Dropsy eyes are cldsing For they cannot wait Oh the sights and treasures On that golden strand Sail we to the haven Slumberland Gems of rarest beauty - All for baby dear Set the vatch and safely To the land we steer Rocked by gentle breezes Ever sweet and bland Oh the blissful harbor Slumberland Stars above are twinkling But they soon will fade Dawn will soon be blushing Over vale and glade Ho you little sailor Then youll leave the strand Sailing back from yonder Slumberland N Y Clipper 3 t H iTTyr 2s3k ik Vr mLrs smmmimcm X JjHfNh - S11 J yfiny ZZZj2Zer But not so your image will be graven on my heart my whole life long- but I will- be- the bride of my fathers friend John Loyd and now I care not how soon for then will there be an impassable hairier between the man I love and may not marry and me An hour later the two girls were on the deck gazing back in the direction of the recent disaster Glara clad in the Scotch plaid of Jennie Bruce Ah said Angus as he approached them I have aboard a Scotch lassie - iTrv Stents that wilL follow it may be well WIRE FENCE Window Shades 3 Oil for my father told me of the honor you to give the readef some information re ¬ Furniture Carpets Cloths Mattresses had conferred on both him and me bv garding her seeking my hand indeed he is very f Shehad been brought to Wilmington jiiu uozen years before by a trader anxicus that I change my name toClarra Special attention Loyd but I do not love yOurMrLoydTi who stated that he purchased her at ing and Repairing given t6 Undertakas a wife should love her husband an administration sale Paris Ky Herbert Lathrop almost smiled here r Her children had been sold and scat Main Street - But 1 honor and respect you con j tered she knew not where and her hus tinued Clara and if knowing hioy If ibajid had been purchased by a Georgia COLLINS Agents MILLER O to make me your wifeS plajiter Mag had been a house servant feel you desire Paris Kentucky li T 11 her life this hand is vours and was now fully fifty Mr Loyd took Claras hand in his xuu This is a smcoth fence that will tarn Clara Belle joio ui aije tovmo1 scrawny ana what that I loved Wris mnl7Ar any kind of stock It is inade from thf I love you Clara dearly enoughtp1 P i neve-¬ iuuueu liim yes I do love him as fer- j best hard stsel drawn specially for th take this little hand on anj terms and rtheless her long arms were very muscu - beside liim Her vently as he loves mepurpose lar ana ner large black eyes and jet THE VERY BEST bert Lathrop is a cipher Oh Angus I know you are marrying me for neither jblack HOW IT IS MADE hair that hung when loose far OLD you saved my life you have my heart wealth or station as you have both RELIABLE PROMPT- - The large steel wires forming thf Of that Mir Loyd you may feel down her back proclaimed her Tusco- would I could g ive you my hand a ms -- fai rm DEALER IN 1 i PAGE COILED SPRING WOVE - - t ¬ - L- - W HILTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance PAYrffa ¬ l w wPrfAes H BSCOTT JCopyritrht by A N Kellogg Newspaper Co awi jby v - j - -- f - s v 1 Speak not of pardon Angus Bruce GllAPTER IV Continued but I should be now lying at bottom Angus caug ht sight of two white the rivers This locket Miss Hill came from liaiils then of a whiter face surround your neck while in the water when I ed by clustierijig hair as It rose above grasped you first the slender chain 1 he surface Courage Courage he cried and parted and it remained in my hand I with all the might in his powerful now return it Have you opened its face frame he plowed through the water Oh no I would not take that libHearing- the form of the ocie he loved Clara heard thatcry and on the in erty Then do so now stant the thought passed through her He opened it and an exclamation of brain I am saved Then she sank again down down pleasure fell from his lips Do you recognize the lady captain strange roaring- sounds were in her ears Oh ves Miss HiH it is your lovely but her lips were firmly closed As that loved form sank a second self Keep it captain in memory of the time from view so also did the form of worthless life you saved and with Angus Bruce and when he reappeared tears in her eyes as she saw the look on the rivers surface he bore in his on the face of Angus Clara Hill dearms the form of Clara Ilill x He clasped her roundthe waist with scended to the cabin It was four oclock when the schooner his left arm and sustained himself on landed at her pier and John Loyds carr the water with his right riage was in waiting Her arms were around liis neck cling--5nGood by Capt Bruce When do you as will a drowning person to any return to Qrton thing in reach I take a cargo here Miss Hill for Courage Dear heart Courage Charleston but will go ashore at Orton Clara Belle dont clasp me quite so tight alac that T must say that There and see vour father When do vou return to Wilmingsothat will do ton Hey Calvin quick Mate quick In three weeks time provided al ¬ Unloose me Angus and let me ways that we have fair winds and drown else will you drown too Unloose you Clara Belle not while weather I shall hope to see 0u then and until life lasts You are dearer to the heart of Angus Bruce than life itself why then good by Good by Miss Hill Miss Loyd good we float the rivers surface like a cork laugh at your fears youll never drown by and Angus assisted them to the wharf where they entered the elegant while clinging to Bruce Qhy Angus Angus but for you J should htjve never risen more Aye Clara Belle and but for that lucky fall I would never have Jcnown the happiness of this hour it will go with me through life yes even to the grave Oh Angus Angus With her helm the schooner had rounded to and now lay atl- art the river her sails flapping k md emptied of the breeze Civin Stewart the mate had low- ¬ ered the yawl and with two good men was pulling- to the rescue When he reached them Angus lifted Clara with the help of Calvin into the yawl and was soon seated beside her When the boat reached the side of the schooner a rope ladder was hanging to the rail by which to ascend to the deck and Herbert Lathrop was standing by for-you ¬ -- I uttered when I knew not but that they might be the last now Miss Hill he continued aside to Clara and a deep blush suffused his cheek pray pardon me for any words - ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ t hard-a-po- rt - - it 11 r Of of both Miss Hill said Angus as he climbed to the deck Oh captain s As Angus mounted the deck Herbert load to night Calvin Ayas a man of Bruces stature A bra ve act Capt Bruce a brave said who had appeared in Smithville two act Oh no said Angus none but a eow years before He had stated that he s ard would see a lady drown had I had been shipwrecked and as he was stood where you did when she went a thorough seaman bold fearless and overboard she would have little more well acquainted with the coast Angus having found than been immersed now she i well him second in him trustworthy made command on board the soaked Clara Belle Herbert hated Angus Bruce from that That night they discharged their time cargo and Thursday night were again Well you have done your duty cap- tain now stand aside and I will receive under way en route for Charlestonvhar bor IMiss Hill Xot so Herbert Lathrop I never do CHAPTER V things by half and Herbert bit his my uncle theke aee two who truly lips as Angus lifted Clara over the railing- and followed by the weeping Fan- stand upon a mine ts Clara Hill had been Fanriies guest Tiie bore her to the cabin Dont cry Fannie dont cry jthe for a week when one evening Herbert time to cry has passed I am quite over had been out and it was fully ten r oclock when he came in liljgirny scare now only wringing- wet V He softly opened the door and noticed u3ly sister Jennie said Angus ac- companied me to Charleston on my last from the parlor door being ajar that it trip down the coast You will find in the Avas still lighted He heard his uncles bureau there dresses and clothing- that voice and something in the tone caused 6 she left aboard I beg you will speedily him to halt as he was about to enter the make use of such as please you there is parlor The words he heard were My dear Clara the reason I detain vwne in that decanter now 1 will go and put on dry toggery as this is too you to night is to tell you that you arc very dear to me There has always been wet even for a sailor Wrhen Angus returned to his berth a warm friendship existing between R and changed his clothing he thought your fathers family and mine I have of some of the language he had used asked your fathers permission to ad ¬ under the excitement of the moment dress you he may have told you of the while he was rescuing Miss Hill and result Clara I am no longer a young man I have a daughter almost of your felt somewhat abashed Cor me he said age but I will love you Clara and Clara Hill is not by the gods she ill STer find a guard you tenderly while I live Clara but heart that Lpftes her nrkfrehav sayeol can you be my wife rrftx-zHerbert Lathrop stood with white life for some more fortunate Jinan - Then glancing- up she saw at the head of the ladder Herbert Lathrop leaning over the rail But you go first captain and help me over the rail for I like not Herbert Lathrop and but for him I should not have taken this bath I am glad oC that said Angus 0 which that I like not Herbert or that I took the batr - Are you strong- enough to climb the ladder Miss Hill Oh yes my brave rescuer certainly - Speak not of pardon Aneus Bruco ¬ carriage of Banker Loyd and were rapidly whirled away Clara shuddering as she thought The next time I see An- ¬ gus Bruce I shall have on my finger an engagement ring Angus watched the carriage until it turned the corner then turning to his mate Calvin Stewart a man of some 30 years who had been with him now two years said Now Calvin get everything in readi- ¬ ness for unloading I will go ashore and see the consignees We- must un¬ ¬ -- - - 1 - -- -- f - -- quite sure as to wealth I cannot say rora origin that it ever had great attractions for i John Loyd had purchased her nor did me though my father is reputed among hei ascertain till afterwards that her the wealthiest planters of the state mind was somewhat unhinged the rer and you must know that in accordance suit probably of having lost all that with family customs his oldest son will she had ever loved She had a strange inherit nearly his entire fortune in habit of talking to herself and had making me your wife you cannot hope some few articles of clothing that her to aggrandize your wealth and as for children had once worn At timesshe station I know of none higher than would get them out and talk to them as that of being the daughter of Abner though her family were around her Hill weeping at others chuck Well spoken Clara nor is there tsomotimes Jiiig or laughing merrily as sLe recalled And as for wealth why let him keep it some incidents m her early life but all and even then so Ihave you I have she was a faithful a cleanly andobedi- the greater part of it and you in timW ejru servant and alter the banker had will be thewealthiest widow m the Caro- - become accustomed to her wavs he linas would not part with her Pray do not speak of that Mr Loyd jpIndeed he had sought the husband remember life is uncertain and but for and some trace of the children with a Angus Bruce I would not be here to-- Mejvof purchasing them but could night learn nothing- of them True True Capt Bruce shallbc A SJuch was Aunt Mag faithful and rewarded on his return true but with a disordered brain Angus Bruce Mr Loyd would ac- fchough disordered as it was she was cept of no reward at least none that iiiot wanting in the neccssaiy steadfast-you could give him mess of purpose and determination req- ¬ Well Clara dear as you will be the to enable her to watch the future old mans darling and not the young uisite movements of Herbert Lathrop mans slave when shall we wed TO BE CONTINUED Let it be Mr Loyd when Clarence and Fannie are united THE PLEASURES OF HOPE Why that is the first of June Yes and at Orton let our marriage iFar ISxcel Those That Are Afforded by Memory take place at the same time Poets have written and troubadours It shall dear God grant you may be happy if or myself I fear not Do you have sung- of the pleasures of hone know Clara I at one time thought that and philosophers and sages Jiave in perhaps you would be won by my dulged in retrospective musings on thtpleasures of memory The question i nephew No Mr Loyd there was never dan ¬ sometimes asked Which affords th ger of that I detest- and almost fear greater amount of happiness hope o1 memory him As an answer to this question it ma In that event before our marriage I will have him located elsewhere it be said that much depends upon the would be but torture to have oue around individual the outlook for pleasure and toward whom you feel like that ButT the possibilities to which the thought little wonder ac it I sometimes feel as turn though I was standing on a mine when Where one has had a blissful and per I think of his fathers record and were feet childhood and early life and comes he not my nephew I would not toierate in later years to disappointments him eventually I shall endeavor to es- - crosses and losses that are so often met yrith on lifes pathway it is quite likely tablish him in business elsewhere Why he even had the impudence to that memory affords much keener satisfaction than hope ask my daughters hand in marriage ¬ Contemplation of kindnesses in tho Well good night dear one and hap py dreams and Mr Loyd stooped past of gqoddeeds done of delights slightly and kissed the white brow of in which- - loved ores may have had a the girl who to please her father and share are sources of lime gratification On the other hand the pleasinjesof build up an impassable barrier between and the nianhe loved but might hope amount in many cases to an ec-¬ herself not marry had promised to become his stasy that nothing in memory can ap proach Castles in the air are built wife Good night Mr Loyd and tenanted the golden Arcadia of ir Clara was very pale and tears were in unfettered imagination is spread out her eyes as she started towards the before the mind and bright dreamsfiU the waking and sleeping hours Hope door Then it was that Herbert Lathrop cheers us in our labors It has beerr glided rapidly through the hall No said that if it were not for hope tho smile parted his lips but on his set heart would br Certain it is that was a look of malignant hate through all trials and tribulations be- ¬ features My uncle then he muttered reavements misfortunes and calamities would wed Clara Hill then setasidehis of all sorts the one untiring sentiment sisters son because he pleases not hie lives in the heart that some day at some wife future time things will be better and Clara loathi sme and my dear dear that at last we will achieve that for uncle sometimes thinks hes standing which Ave have so long and faithfully on a mine look out John Lojd for by striven and come into possession of the the gods that made me that mine shall kingdom that has like the for so many years eluded ouf Fooii explode and at the altar you shall never stand with Clara Hill Dotard grasp Maturity sees much of the roseate Fool ere that Ill have have what atmosphere dispelled and old age sit Your life my uncle Yes your verj life and shaking his clenched fist at down by the fireside to think over the the parlor door he rapidl3r ascended the has beens of life Happy is maturity and age if it can look down on the vists stairs muttering still of the past and find more delight thar Herbert Lathrop had not been unobpains to live over again NY Ledger served At the time he entered the front door Market Value of Cast Off Teeth Aunt Mag the mulatto housekeeper and I wonder whether all my readerj old family servant of the banker was know the value of old artificial teeth going the rounds to see that the doors when they contain gold in any quanwere secure for the night As she was tity If they do no I should advise advancing when just in the shadow of them to get good advice on the subject the winding stairs she caught sight before selling for there is an enormous of Herbert Lathrop in a listening atti ¬ tude ut the parlor door Instinctively demand for such articles in the adver papers and she halted and had seen his pantomime tisement columns of the suspect that a good deal of swindling of actions as he stood there and as ho I in the trade There is one ad advanced she had observed the passion- ¬ is done whicli those who ate look on his face as well as the vertisement inare recommended tohave ap clenched hand shaken at the door and teeth for sale toa manufacturing dentist rather when he was ascending the stairway ply to a wardrobe lady rebuyer than just opposite her as lie stood crouch sponded to this advertisementAthe other ing in theTecess she caught the words an offer of one and Your life my uncle yes vour very day set got being dissatisfiedpound for with the but her life As Herbert disappeared the parlor offer she took the goods to a pawn at once offered her 2 14 door opened and Mr Loyd accompanied broker who them- If therefore a man Clara to the foot of the stairs which shillings for she ascended and he retired to his ufacturing dentist is a better pur chaser pawn room which was on the first floor and than an old clothes merchant a advan would seem to have the adjoining the library from which a broker tage of both London Truth door opened into it Aunt Mag security bolted the front c Uoglc Beats Science ATwimr Timn Tnc l irTnr Trrm frl- door put out the lights in the parjor and hall and she also ascended the vlege wishing to inspire nisiiraie sister stairs with awe for his learn ingr pointed to a Noiselessly she passejl over thesoft jstariand said carpet to the back ofthe hall on tlief Do you see that bright little lumi rtiary second floor and halted before a door Its bigger than this ivholfe First her eye and then her ear wasi florid uppuea ip xne Keynoie ner eye saw - No taint said sher Yes3 it is declared the young cob Herbert Lathrop standing before a lookr mg glass in his shirt sleeves he wasi flegian XllVML gesticulating wildly and she heard him J ivu uinvct juij uiviiuu trmmphantreioinder- Detroit lwas the sav So uncle I can neither wed my Free Press cousin Fannie nor Clara Hill the one A Disease for Clarence and you would be the - What is Scadhunters business bridegroom to the other fS iA- - He puts in Ms time looking for a rich Watch well my uncle you niayvdfei ere that and suddenly so suddenly That isnt business its a disease r I have it your death and in such a man p Bay City Chat ner that Angus Bruce shall appearthet murderer the gallows then for him si Spain was well provided with road two birds with one stone killed a Muring the reign of Charles V butl Triily my imcle there areWolJ lowed them to fall into disuse nov stand upon amine pere arebut 14000 miles of hihwar i NON UNION HOTEL REED Short St JJct Broadway and Mill horizontal bars are first coiled around inch rod thus practically becoming COILED SPRINGS their entire length These are securely tied together by II cross bars to the rod The cross ban are best quality of annealed wire wrapped three timet galyahized around each horizontal bar ITS ADVANTAGES j V LEXINGTON James Connors - - - IK Proprietor Rates 2 And 250 Per Day One hundred good rooms Electric lights hot and cold baths barber shop and Postal telegraph office etc 21jy96 ly TREES FULL - - ¬ Frnit and Ornamental Grape Vines Small Frjiits Asparagus and everything for the Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- ¬ ploy no agents Try us on prices and see the difference between those of a grower and dealer Catalogue on ap plication to H F HILLENMEYER 20oct Lexington Ky TREES PAIjIj 1896 stock of ready for business slacks up for below as cheerfully as it takes a new grip for 90 in the shade gently but firmly persuades a runaway team to reconsider its action An unruly bull is safe as a canary in its cage it saith thus far shaft unto the festive hog The fierce wind and drifting thou go snow pass by and it heeds them not There is no terror in the locomotive spark The trespasser is not led into temptation and the rail stealers ocThe hired man and cupation is gone the lagging tramp alike scorn it proffer- ¬ ed shade Like the model housewife when well supported it is always nea and tidy THREE POSTS to the 100 FEET Economy is not our sole object in placing posts for farm fence at the un¬ usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart Farmers say the closer the posts th That may apply t better the fence common fences but depending largely on its elasticity we psefer the long panel For cemeteries lawns yards etc they should of course be nearer 13 to 80 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 Yon may put up the posts and we will build the fence or we will contract to do tho whole job If you are needing any fence see us We will save you money and still build you the best fence made Respectfully COLLINS MILLER Being a self regulator it is alwayj posts V ii i - - J - tt - Paris Ky The Page Wire fence In Bourbon - ¬ will-o-the-wi- sp ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ V -- I want to buy for cash the following U S Revenues either canceled or uncanceled at the prices annexed when stamps are sent in good condition Bach 5 cents 1 cent Express red Imperforate 1 cent Express red part perforate 5 cents 1 cent Playing Cards red imperforate50 cents 1 oent Playing cardsredpart perforated cents 1 cent Proprletaryredpart perforatel0 cents 60 cents 1 cent Telegraph red imperforate 2 cent Bank Check bluepart perforate 5 cents 5 cents 2 cent Certificate blue imperforate 2 cent Certflcnte blae full perforate10 cents 2 cent Certificateorangef ull perforatelO cents 5 cents 2 cent Express blue Imperforate 10 cents 2 centExpress blue part perforate 2 cent Playing cards blueimperforate50 cents 10 cents 2 cent Playing cards orange 2 cent Proprietary blue imperforate15 cents 2 cent ProprietarybluepartperforatelO cents 2 cent Prorrietaryorangefull pefrote15 cents 8 cent Playing cardgreenimperforateS2 3 cent playing cardgreenf ull perrte20 cents 3 cent Telegraph green imperforate10 cents 4 cent Playing cardviolet perforate50 cents 4 cent Proprietary violetpart perfoatelO cents 10 cents 5 cent Express red imperforate 10 cents C cent Playing card red perforate 10 cents 5 cent Proprietary perforate G cent Proprietary orange perforateS5 10 cent Bill of Ladingblue itnperfotelo cents 10 cent Bill of Ladingbluepart pertclo cents 0 cents 25 cent Bond imperforate 40 cent Inland Exchangeimperforate7o cents Si 25 50 cent Probate of Will imperforate 70 cent Foreign exchaugegreenimate90 centr r 1 Life Insurance imperforate -- SI SI 10 81 Manifest imperforate 1 Mortgage full perforate Si 25 1 50 1 00 Passage Ticket imperforate 1 30 Foreign exchaugeorange imate 3 00 00 1 90 Foreign Exchange maroon 5 00 3 50 Inland Exchange imperforate 5 00 Probate of Will imperforate T 00 30 00 20 00 Probate of Will imperforate 1 50 1 30 Blue and Black 2 00 1 60 Blue and Black 5 cent Black aud Green proprietary 15cents 6 cent Black and Green proprietary o cents 5f 10 cent Black and Green proprietary 50cent Black andGreen proprietary 3 o 5 00 1 00 Black and Green proprietary 15 00 6 00 Black and Green proprietary wish to buy old canceled postage lalso stamps aud stamped envelopes of any aud all denominations from 1810 to 1S75 for which I will pay liberal prices AddressT JL GREEN County Clerk Mt Olivet Ky Notf The above named stamps can be found on Deeds Mortgages Notes Receipts Agreements Bank Check etc from 186L to 1875 also on Proprietary Medicines Matches etc Toe foregoing ofier is genuine made in good faith and will be carried out to the let- ¬ ter in every instance when 1 receive the stamps I have mentioned in good order Koference Mt Olivet Deposit Bank or any official of Robertson eounty- T L Green County Clerk -- Paris Kentucky have had the Pago I Dqnotbe deceived by alluiiasr advertisements and tnlnk you can get tho oest roado finest flniRh and Woven Wire Fence on my farm for MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE about eighteen months and am well for a mere con Buy from reliable manufacturers pleased with it It has proved to be all tnat nave trained a reputation by honest and square deallngr There la none in the world that can equal that is claimed for it It turns all Mndi In mechanical construction durability of working parts fineness of finish beauty in appearance or nn of stock and is as tight as it was the day as many improvements as the NEW HOME it was put up and has stood some sever WRITE FOR CIRCULARS tests A horse of one of my neighbor The Hew Home Sewing HadineCo fell across the fence a few months ago CiuxoeMass BostoitMass 28 Uhion Square NY and was not taken off for several hours Chicago Iix St Louis Mo Dalla3Texa3 SiirFBANci3coCAi but when taken off the fence went back Atlanta Ga fOR SALE QV to its place all right with the exception of a few staples During the storm of WINN Paris Ky CODE April 24th a good sized tree was blown across the fence and bent it down to tho II OEVEME STAMPS WAITED ground As soon as the tree was cast off the fence went up all right and wat BY as good as ever with the exception of TX Green County Clerk Mt Olivet Ky one broken wire and a few staples oui Gentlemen -- Millersburg Ky May 4 98 Messrs Miller Collins Agents a fs JBBhS - 1 of place right away 5my I am so well pleased with the that I am going to put up more tf Respectfully Wm of fenoo it Becraft We are prepared to furnish at re sonable prices locust posts by the car-¬ load Delivered at your nearest rail-¬ road station COLLINS MILLER 1 LOCUST POSTS V CLOTHES GLEANED k REPAIRED Work done on short department notice Our prices are lower than others and we will do your work right PiBIS FDRHISH1HE AND have a first class WEcleaning employed to takepressing experienced tailor chargt repairing and of our 1 TAIL0BI8G CO EL 24inar tf S STOUT Manager 4- - We W SUBLET PABIS K CO BILL POSTERS - it -- i All Kinds of Posting Dfeirifeatinp Promptly Attended To 1 JSt - f -- TOWN LOT FOR SALE at low price on four payments one ments at siz twelve and eighteen months Address L L care Thk News Paris Ky ad A42ixll0 foot lot in Williams solo well located Will be 1 fourth cash balance in three equal pay ¬ e d Kl Afc L- 11 - -- xssnm m lu itiiibaLtfdLAiAMHHiHHfll CftVt toll yon all about the imieaaafiini Jirievr nnoi tod roace bnt ira wanton to WritiVo WV beat catalogue we eTepublIbi Aak for OaTMV f i cs bZ lri- a aa t ar a as t a m- t v ate bcshiubi nm isvr ariMa aaajtrfnr a ew styles f if si 1 SSSSJSSSLIX rfiiTca rVW5ini Loaroodi the tarJ YrISfm m uiuaiiirTi a wi ai iiiKSS uo3uicinmati m m - sf - u v 4 fr trl N TaE THE BOUEJBON NEWS fJtlDAY MARCH -I m 5 1897 5 1 -- J A MagnlflccHt Road ARMENIA vTRIUMPH SIGHTS CHICORY IN INDIANA rr -1 - v - if - OF JUSTICE rc FARMING WORLD ffi It is a revelution to most people to know A MoMtsomery County Parmer Tells Kurdish Residents and Their fODt Overtook This Kansas Baggage that such railway equipment exists south of the Ohio River as that of the Queen Smasher at Last f His Experience with It Bis Doss VALUABLE TESTS and Crescent Route The block system Last spring I bought five cents worth The paramout impression remainnxgMtatidnAAgent Cotton of theMissouri electric equipment such as track signals Yliey EstaUlisli tlie True Value of of chicory seed and planted it in my on ones mind after having traveled in electric headlights and crossing gongs toHTSlTr- T7Jlj lii garden This fall I dug four bushels of Armenia is that if you were to go over thoroughly cured of the habit of toss ¬ gether with a perfectly lined roek ballasted id rlnnin roadbed all provide for the swift and safe The relation of milk fat to yield of Tehicory roots As I had never sen the same ground againto morrow there ing trunks around as though he had a movement cheese and the consequent value of milk any of the stuff before I did not know would always be thexmarm of the im-- grudge against their owners For sev luxurious of passenger traius of the most pattern The Xew OrleansMIvS f fat as a basis in paying for milk for what to dowitH it but bearing it was expected to which to look forward P eral weeks Mr Cottons wife had been Florida Limited leaves Cincinnati over and the BulLe- - a substitute for coffee concluded io am speaking of the time before the Visiting with her mother in Missouri mn Queen and Crescent Route daily on schedcheesemaking is the subject of v ules which are made i little short tin 210 of the Kew York experimental try an experiment I washed the roots country was devastated by the Kurds She came home the other day without er through each yearwhich is unsurpassed scenerv Colds and chills arc prevalent and station at Geneva N Y The contents carefully slicing them into thm strips When an Englishman appeared upon announcing her coming says the Kan ¬ W C Rinearson Genl Passr Agt Cincinunlvss the system is strong enough are based upon the results secured by took them to a heading mill and put the scene everyone Turks Kurds Ar- - sas City Journal and when her husband nati 0 to throw them off serious illness often was jerking baggage out of the car door making analysis of the milk of 50 herds them into a bQx used for drying head ¬ menians devil worshipers andso on ending in pneumonia and death results Every real uice old lady should have her of cows whose milk was taken to a ing timber In three days they were as rnf rpndv to heln him I never saw onto a depot truck he had no suspicion picture taken with her Bible in her hands colds cmUs and cheese factory The work covered an dry as powder t ran them through such willingness to guide and direct sthat any of it belonged to his family It giveb the people an added respect for thet - Thp VaUSe attendant daggers is Here is a heavy one said the bag-- Bible Atchisou Globe entire cheese making season of six a little hand bone mill which took a stranger in my life But it seldom J uy - f louna in me diuuu puuuucu tT uhv -I months from May to October It is me about 15 minutes and found 1 had took a more practical form Having gageman as he trundled a big trunk to - add which should be expelled by the shown that in general the cheese yield over a bushel of chicory meal This done everything in theory that was the door i Oter tlie precipice Kianeys somewhat greater for a pound of fat meal my wife roasts or browns in the necessary the Turk or Kurd or devil I I should say so responded Cotton Hosts of invalids tumble to destruction is THp CTieCl of this is in poor milk than in rich milk For ex- ¬ stove the same as green coffee but worshiper went back to his hut and cbn as he tugged at the trunk and edged it simply because they will exercise iio dised blood ¬ in the matters of eating drinking the cretion down ample comparing Itwo milks contain it takes a much shorter time sidered it done m fact v along where it would slideanywayonwho and the avoidance of exciting causes and strength are impossible ing Health and ing respectively three and fourper cent It is not a complete substitute for And there remains in mymind to this truck Durn the cuss above all in the item of medication They while it exists The system is being of fat fhVfrmer makes 285 pounds of coffee but if used with it cannot be de- ¬ day the sense of deep injury and vivid tries to put a freight car load into one persist in dosinc themselves in season and continually weakened leaving it open with which he vi ¬ out of season with drastic and violent remcheese for each pound of milkfaVwhile tected from the pure article We use annoyance which I used to experience apiece of baggage to the ravages of colds chills pneu ¬ The opiates and mineral poisons the latter makes 02fr pound less or 260 two thirds chicory and visitors declare when toward fhend of a long ride ciously toppled the trunk over and let edies the safest the pleasantest substitute monia and fevers best pounds of cheese for one poundof fat they cannot tell it from pure coftee weary travel sore and hungry I would It fall with a smash on the platform It is shown thatthis difference in favor I think it should be largely used as pull up my apology for a mule and aslc That night the first thing his wife Stomach Bitters potent for malariaj rheuThe Cure condition ais diseased found in of cheese yield for fat in poor milk is coffee is not healthful ifmedicaJauthor some stalwart mountaineer how f arilj saia to mm aiuer ner iuss ui wwiiuc matic dyspeptic nervous and biliouscom f only an apparent one because this dif- ¬ ity is to be believed but chicory was tVthe village where I intended tot yas Jfow Tom make the drayman ilaints ference of 025 pound is made up of never was known to have any bad ef- ¬ pass the night He would blandly as- - handle my trunk awful careful for it Tt is impossible to discQurage the man cafeein and water which is really not as fect unless used in excessive quantity sure me that it was only an hours jour ¬ is filled with fruit jars which mamma who has learned in whatsoever condition he finds himself therewith ty be content valuable as separator skimmilk- cheese when it sometimes results in dysentery ney and depart At the end of an hour- - put up for us Raixvs Horn pnd which has a market value not to Again coffee is expensive while chicory there would not be what I once heard which will restore the kidneys to health - v The next morning despair had its ¬ and enable them to properly perform exceed two cents per pound The con- costs but very little What I raised an exasperated missionary describe as abiding place in the Cotton family for SunS The B There is no doubt their functions Ihe trunk which day JanuaryO24th W Ry commencingtrains stituents in 100 pounds of cheese made from five cents worth of seed will last a scintilla of a village in sight Then it was discovered that will inaugurate on about this The record of the past is from thcricher milk are worthmore in a large family five years Let some of I would meet another man Oh yes Tom had smashed belonged to his wife No 4 and 5 a through Pullman Buffet Sleep the market than are the constituents our wide awake farmers in each com- ¬ Effendi youll get there in three quar and no less than 42 fruit jars had been ing iar line between Baltimore ana Uln- Proof Positive and Indianapolis from 100 pounds of cheese made from munity try it and it will not be long ters of an hour The tired dogs and brokeh and their contents spilled while ag va Chicinnati the patrons of This will enable the B poorer milk Milk rich in fat can be until a large coffee bill will be cut off horses and mules wotild prick their Mrs Cottons blue silk waist- tenhh UMtHtHtMt 0 0 S W Ry to make the above named made to yield cheese of the same com- from almost every family The only ears and start on again as if they too had taken along to make the Missouri points without the inconvenience of changposition as milk poorer in fat in one of trouble will be the drying of th2 had heard the welcome words Three ijirls feel envious was nothing- less ing cars For time of trains and further informa1 by adding skimmilk roots which must be done thoroughly two ways sight to behold quarters of an hour later a downcast than tion call on agents B O S W Jy t to or 2 removing fat from the rich- - jet almost every town has some ap- assemblage of men and animais would Specially Ttemcmlicr er milk then the cheese yield for a paratus bjr which it can be done It gaze over the plain in the fast falling Theie is one tiling about a prayer meet That the Cleveland Akron Columbus Ry pound of fat becomes the same The can be ground in an ordinary coffee dusk vainly looking for a village ing It lets out at nine oclock while a is still selling round trip tickets between all difference in the cheese yield of milk mill Orange Judd Farmer had been repeated some stations on its line good going and returning dance keeps going until one or two oclock After this in the morning Sunday at a one fare for fat in the case of poor milk over richer half a dozen times however just as we trip Ask anyrale offor particularsthe round or write milk is a skimmilk difference and the were sorrdwfuily gathering up our to C F Dalyagent ENTERING THE GARDEN General Passenger Agent Free Farm Tnltor Bnrean ¬ extra yield of cheese for fat is the poorSOUTHERN reins in our chilled fingers pi eparing Cleveland O Tn order to assist the thousands of unest kind of skimmilk cheese It is Make It Easy for the Women and to push on with bitter hearts and empty Ofteu when people tell you how they employed men in Chicago the Working Children of the Family shown that paying for milk according bellies 20 or 30 rough haired ferocious told somebody else what they thought of mens Home at 42 Custom House Place has HOMES IN established a Free Labor Bureau and is to weight of milk furnished is exceed- ¬ The garden gate is often neglected Kmd dogs would emerge from the them it is a lie Washington Democrat Coast Country Cheap And prepared to furnish men to farmers and in the celebratedfruit veeetable and field cropon rea ingly unfair to the producer of richer Often it is a large gate to admit a double gloom4 circle around us and bite at our farm sonable terms others in all parts of the country without Great production lHrectmarket Diveml peoplow or wagon More often riding boots by way of welcome These No man can become great unless the milk It is shown that the cheese yield team with Employers applying Hed croon Trivel via Frisco JLlne from expense to Atchison should state either by itself does not constititute a fair it is a pair of bars that must be climbed dogs belonged to the Kurds who had ple exaggerate iiis best points definitely as to the kind of St LouiiandQTFor land literature maps excur full information write sion rates Globe work wages to be paid and if railway fare basis for payment because it gives poor over let down or crowded through THE AMERICAN LAND COMPANY settled in villages and were enormous ST JoriS 3IO Labor With cold neuralgia increases With St will be advanced AddressCustom Bureau 30j JRoe Bldff milk an undue advantage A critical If the gate to your garden is like brutes They usually wore huge col- ¬ House Workingmens Home 42 comparison of all methods of paying for either of these described it would be lars studded with nails so that if a wolf Jacobs Oil it decreases and is cured Place Chicago ill AGENTS WANTED BSrvjrJE milk suggested or in use leads most a good idea to make a pair of steps as flew at their throats he was received High Grade Toilet Soaps We start you id a profitable Dont give a tract where bread is needed bUMuegs without any capital provided you semi us emphaticaly to the conclusion that milk shown in the accompanying illustra by a mouthful of sharp points and could most Rains Horn Tt is queer that when a fellow is late written references from two business men of ur towa uat O THE MINTEAPX SOAP CO Ctr everything else Koes wroim to detain him fat nffords the fairest practical basis to tion vIt can be easily made with a not get a grip Easy to have rheumatism Just as easy Washington Democrat ¬ use in paying for milk for cheese mak- few inch boards and short bits of 2x4 QC per OO collecting tfjP per JOOO for dis I once bought a magnificent Kurd to get rid of it with St Jacobs Oil u mimes and addresses U trlbuting circulars ing In conclusion it is pointed out and samples Select territory at once and send lO dog for four shillings He was so fierce that where the milk fat basis is used It a brood of aches and pains cents for oitflt blanks particulars and Instructions that I dared not go near him Kindness Horntakes a hot fire to purify gold Ram StQohi breeds destroys them to begin The M M Lub Co Berrien Springs Mich Jacobs Oil no tendency to adulterate and there is I thought would have its due effect on for SOLDIERS defraud while there is every encour- ¬ and WIDOWS him in a few days so I had a rope fastTHE MARKETS Tweiy failure carries a guide book to sut agement to produce milk of better Rejected claims reopened Feo for increase 2 ened to his collar and gave the other Success or no feeT All laws free 31 vrB practice cess in its inside pocket JUams Horn quality A W McCoriuIck A Sous Cincinnati 0 anil Washington UC March 4 rope to a mounted Zaptieh end of the Cincinnati ghes The last thing I saw of the dog was IilVE STOCK CattlecommonS 2 25 ft 42Si CISTERN AND TANK 25 When bilious or costive cat a Cascaret 3 75 rDADCVNEW DISCOVERY worst Select VT 2b 1 qulckrelief andeuies wfor book of testimonials SOXS lO iy Zaptieh disap ¬ CALVES butchersgood light 5 iw 5 7 B15TTER THAN A POOR GATE candy cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 25c cases Send a frightened horse and Fair to and 3 50 3 00 illania A W nterinjc Arrangement That Has treatment Free Drll II GREENS pearing in the distance and the animal KOGS Common 3 65 3 60 scantling or stakes cut from the wood Mixed packers Worked Well for Years For reliable information about Florida 3 75 3 65 fetching a compass for his native vil-The man whose cause is wrong is sure Licht shippers Apply for same and lithograph maps The brick and cement cistern ABC pile 4 15 365 gains it Rams Horn to be the loser if he lake with what Artemus Ward once de SHEEP Lhoiceto choice to FLORIDA HOMESTEAD CO TA3IPA FLORIDA 5 15 4 65 Many farmers have fields surround LAMBS Good X is 14 feet in diameter nearly 10 feet of FLOUR Winter family 3 75 3 45 ed by wire fences These fields are soriber as a select assortment deep and holds about 360 barrels Al1 90 YUCATAN Tcy pavements and bruises give aches and IT IS THE BEST GRAIN Wheat No 2 red trouser patterns in hismoath 86 galvanized iron pipe E G under often crossed on foot and many a step Oil gives cure comfort inch pains St Jacobs 23 These dogs are so intelligent that A N K E 1646 Corn No 2 mixed L stable floor and barn foundation con- ¬ saved by avoiding the entrance gate the3r seem to understand the slightest 18 m Oits No 2 WRITING TO A DVKRTISERS PLEASE 36 Rye No 2 nects the bottom of the cistern- with this is especially true in the winter sign from their masters I once saw The man who is envious of evil doers will WHEN thnt you saw the Advertisement 1m tbii 11 00 10 75 iute choice soon be an evil doer himself Hums Horn paper the 5 barrel woodenv tank about a foot time when the children are going to my man buy a fowl for our evening HAY Prime to Mess pork 9 25 PROVISIONS 3 95 school 3 90 The vire fence is no respect Lard Prime steatnr1 above its bottonyj as shown in the cut 10 meal from a Kurd nd XjaJ dewh the Choice v9 fg 20 The cistern as shown- is veryj much re- ¬ er of clothes and many a little girl is money Then lie asked for the fowl BUTTER tn tihoirodairjSr a Primp crfinmerv fa fSdt1 23 ar50 duced in size as compared with the made sad by tearing her bright new Oh there it is Effendi said the Kurd APPLES Per bbl 10 00 NOW tank rto save- room ini the cut At D gown while trying to get through one pointing to a limp mass of faathers POTATOES Per bbl YORK NEW USE letter indistinct is a rolling cut off or and many a weary mother sighs as she standing on one lqg just outside the FLOUR Winter patent 4 05 4 59 up the rent trousers of the boy 879i faucet worked by the iron lever D G takes w GRAIN Whea Xo north n ft S U who was getting over the fence and hut- all you have to do is tocatch and No 2 red The small iron rod GC connects this 29 My man like Agag walked CORN No 2 mixed To save these tears to kill it 21 lever with the lever of1 the float To got caughtOATS Mixed toward the fowl and the PORK Newmesb 9 00 S 50 the right of C the lever of the float avc uii iic tv ave the strength of the I delicately REASONS FOR USING 4 80 immeaiareiy LARD Western bundle swings on a pivot if astened to the back ience rmild a pair of steps as indicated Jimp out in ot learners CHICAGO put the direction of Sivas side of the tank To the left of C is the by the illustration wherever a well My man went after it sword in hand FLOOR Winter pateuts 4 xO at 4 50 SJ 8i hollow copper globe about 5 inches in trodden path leads across through GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 74 it No 2 Chicago spring a vire fence Farm Field andFireside with the fell intention of slicing off diameter attached to the end of the 22 the fowls head and bringing back its OAlS No 2 16 yav IGli lever The action is as follows When I gory body in triumph A big Kurd dog PORK -- Mess 10 86 8 0y SPRAYING ORCHARDS thevwater is used down in the tankthe 4 02i 4 s immediately started after my man who LARD itcam BALTIMORE Many Parasites Are Destroyed by the gained rapidly upon the fowl Just as 4 25 Family Because it is absolutely pure Use of Good Insecticides he was about to slice off its head an FLOUR Whet No 2 ft 89i Grain Spraying experiments that have been ominous growl from the rear warned Because it is not made by tlie so called Dutch Process in 26fc 2oa 24 la which chemicals are used O its Mixed conducted for two years at the Missouri him that he must turn and defend him- ¬ tall oO LARD Retined Because beans of the finest quality are used experiment station indicate that apple self The fowl stopped limply wa tched PORh Mess 16 85 3 80 fa 4 20 scab can be prevented by the use of the struggle and gained her second OaLTLE First quality Because it is made 03 a method which preserves unimpaired Z 4 10 4 U0 HOSi Western the exquisite natural flavor and odor of the beans Bordeaux mixture Four applications wind When the exasperated man had INDIANAPOLIS were found more efficacious than three driven off the dog he again pursued the GRAIN Wheat No 2 it m Wm s Becausecup is the most economical costing less than one cent 83 a In orchards sprayed in 1S04 there was fowl which seemed to remember an ft 21 No 2 mixed Corn 18 I Bit ft Oats No 2 mixed Be sure that you cet the genuine article made by WALTER less scab than in the unsprayed ones important engagement in the direction LOUISVILLE Established 1780 CO Ltd Dorchester iMass BAKER TrTritiwrar Bitter rot while more destructive than of Diarbekir Again the fowl was near- ¬ FLOUR Winter patent 3 75 ft 4 o usual was less prevalent on trees ly overtaken again came an ominous GRAIN Wheat No 2 red ft 89 23VS Corn Mixed sprayed with a six pound solution of growl the gleam of magnificent teeth ft 20 Oats Mixed Bordeaux mixture Attacks of codling through the gloom and again the fowl PORK Mess ft 7 50 CISTERN AND TANK ft 6 25 moth were not prevented by the use of limply presided as umpire while the LARD Steam t copper globe falls with the receding arsenites the injury being due the combat raged When the dog was driven water pushes down G the end of the jiuthor thinks to a second brood of away the fowl started off in the direc ¬ faucet lever and opens the faucet and the moth appearing after the use of tion of Samsoun and my man returned A Wonderful Statement FwrPnna the water from the cistern rushes into arsenites had been discontinued Bor- ¬ to the hut with a piteous request for ithe tank and lifts the globe and gradu- ¬ deaux mixture was efficient in causing sticking plaster I made my supper From Mra McGillaa to Mrs Pinkham ally closes the faucet or cut off When Jess loss from plum rot where the trees that evening off the aged and moldy FOR FOR the globe ireaches the position shown were sprayed weekly throughout the heel of a Dutcheheese London Chron- ¬ I think it my duty dear Mrs Pink in the cut itias shut the faucet tight ripening period At this time ammoni icle ham to tell you what your wonderful Compound has done for me the tank 6 four inches from full and acal copper carbonate solution is raconi A Wonderful Waterspout rao more water can come in though the mended as it does not leave a sediment J was dreadfully ill the doctors said On the nig ht of tlie 25th ox November they could level in the cistern may be five that injures the appearanceof the fruit water last a watersoput burst over feet higher The lid of the tank not Paris reen was used with success for Povoacao on the island tlie city of cure me but of Gaint jsbown in cut isclosed in cold weather repressing the curculio he regular subscription price of one of the Azores and accorcV failed to do Michael r a to prevent possitne ireezmg jl2 aj If Paris green is used for destro3ing ing to the report accompanying a peti ¬ so Demorests Magazine we Avui sena an tnree to you lory very hand3r wintering arrangement and the bag- worm on evergreen trees as Judges Library and gave f one year for 200 or 6 mo for 1 tion for aid which has been sent abroad inI despairup Funny Pictures is 330 bas worked perfectly for nearly a qua- ¬ soon as the eggs are hatched at the tdmost in an instantthe deluge of water rter pf a century reguiring no fixingjof rate of one pound to 300 gallons of wa- ¬ and took to there is none DEWIORESTS P1AGAZINE is by far the best family magazine published and literature rose windmill or pnaiip dor there is none ter the bag worm will be destroyed The above the roofs of the low houses ¬ my bed I of our monthlies in which the beautiful and the useful pleasure ami protll fashion homes of are so fully presented as in Deinorcsts There is in factno publication pretendinc to a similar Ghio farmer without injury to the trees If the stroyed a great thousands were de had dreadful scope aud purpose which can compare with it Kvery number contains a free pattern coupon loss of life occurred monthly macaztnc in caricature worms are two thirds grown double LIBRARY JUDGESwith wit and humorIsaIts contributors nie of fun filled with illustrations illustrators and the betof American wits and and on its way to the sea the water pains in my replete Tlie JElaJxje itliart of IHaJIc the strength of the insecticide will not heart 4tFlINNY PICTURES is anotlier humorous monthly tlicre is a laugh in every Ilneof it The cow elaborates the milk in thei kill the wocms Strong solutions of plowed a broad deep channel nine fainting-All three of these magazines are handsomely gotten up You should not miss this chance t adder There is blood cominc- in bvd arRpnites cannot he used on evers reens miles long- Youths Companion secure them spells the arteries at the top of the udder until the wood is ripe and tb veather sparks be- ¬ Worms in Oranges Cut here and return Coupon properly filled out which is composed of two glande lying ilry o one is surprised to find a worm in fore my lengthwise Peculiar cells line the in- ¬ an apple and occasionally in other my eyes Demorest Publishing Co U0 Fifth Avenue New Yorla Horr PJuottB Acquire FootL side of the lactiferous ducts down fruits but it is a surprise to learn that and some or tho enclosed S200 please send Dcrnorcts rnmlly 5Tsiizinc JndgeH liltrar5 The director of the New Jersey ex- ¬ the orange is getting to Jbe infested as times which the milk trickles to the jmilk S I would get so blind I could not a magazine of fun and Funny rietures for one year as per your oilert the top of the teats In periment station says The leg umes well as the rest The worm in the see for several minutes s cisterns at Xame jeaeh cell a formation grows that i al- ¬ a class of plants which includes the orange 3 named by the entomologist X could not stand very long without Post office most like a tiny bud That bud by and vanious clovers peas beans vetches trypeta ludens So far as has been dis ¬ feeling sick and vomiting I could not etc differ from mother plants in beimj covered it has not been found in any by drops off ood trickles down with the Slatt jf breathe a long breath without scream Date buds are the able under proper conditions to ac¬ of the oranges grown in the different ingmy heart pained so liquid milk These globules of fat from which butter ie quire their nitrogen from the air and parts of the United States although weakness inflam I also had female painful menstrua- ¬¬ can therefore make perfect growth it is said ¬ made They float in the milk Farm 5s getting common in the mation of ovaries it without depending upon soil nitrogen fruit grown tbeyond out Mexican bor- - tion displacement of the womb itch ¬ ers Review jn thp nthr hand the varLOUS orasses ders Chieago Tribune ing of the external parts and ulcera- ¬ A Greai Aid to Farmers ana grains are nor onjy aepenaenc tion of the womb I have had all these A Valuable Book A map of the farm with each field upon soil nitrogen but they must have 4 This book on swimming is very atse complaints numbered and its size quality of soil an abundance during their most rapid The pains I had to stand were some ¬ etc specified will be a great aid in period of growth in order to attain fal in suddenemergencies thing dreadful My husband told me Is it keeping track of the years transac ¬ their maximum development ior¬ Pinkhams Lydia to try a WI should say so If you are drown medicinebottle of did andEafter taking tions How few really know the ex-¬ the latter class of plants favorable rewhich I pense of each grown crop the past year sults are secured from the proper use ing turn to page 103 and there youll it Ibr while was cured JSTo other what their cows pigs sheep and chick- ¬ of nitrogenous manures while for the see how to save yourself - -Q kind pf medicine for me as long as you AtL v This is an impor- - former class the application of nitro ens have paid etc -i J ¬ woman longestnot be neglected genous manures ximply results in sup- - let Shakespeare 4058 lines play is Ham makeCompound I hope every tant matter and shoud TT Tl WfTlTlTlT St contains Compound TIP iiT TTmiT jr mMna wbouffers will take It is a poor business man that does not plying an element which could hav is the Comedy of Errors the shortest andbe cured Mrs Jyour McOrLLAS IJiDOUJlUlfllillUAiUWfiUm- r- 7 F 1SQ7 S with XTVrrZ n1nd1uvtltrrcu tA CTPBTTOnnm7nv vucaicaoiB0BLreaiaWm orjaew ioteu aaai9 FjUi know what he raises at a profit and been secured quite as fvell by the piaufc j lines uaa 2174 iLim - - - - - ZTtr u UMHoiimrn avenue uocKioru r Colmaijs KursrWorld itself without expense t UfKHCIII frJiEt ataoss fiJM Z ¬ TIT -- During A March - -- -- - ¬ ¬ 938 ¬ i 1 -- - -- -- 1 -- ¬ kidney-poiso- nfar-reac- A h- 1 ¬ -- ¬ - -- - -- ¬ -- - ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ TEXAS ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ i 41 -- J PENSIONS Li i M JI G- -- i ¬ UA - - ail - T 1 twwg 1 1 - liik huh imr - 1 i V- - i Walter Baker te mm Cos i GO Breakfast Cocoa kTl Corn--Mixe- d -- Klrwfc t r - CO A GREAT frfr00 OFFER -- 3 3 I f -- - mmmim - w - T - -- - J W WK v rtl - t lAWDY CATilABTiC W -- CURCCOnSflPATIi 4 s a m9 t Tit-Bits - B XT V w W -- xg-a - r i - jf t iPi4D44 t na V t i rt - - JfiJ 1 V VC f - r J I Vtvm i 7h- - v- - m -- z v- - - Vk 5 Vf T- V 5 -- - 0 7 - - J j y V H- - j-- fc is t ksr X v TH BOUHPOM XMriBIBAT XUHL s I MARCH 5 lf7 JL K i -- ASSIGNEES SALE OF Chang Of Time Crescent changes time Sunday February 28th Schedules be- ¬ KET HIS M The Quten w a lrv lv 1 J r - fWrV k Sm oil IIhiii In LiliKl -- Xr i The undersigned Assignees of John bound train No 6 leaves Somerset 1210 jCr Smedley will on instead of 1225 p m Georgetown 819 and arrives Cincinnati 605 p m Other SATURDAY MARCH 20 1897 trains practically unchanged csoiar time expose to public sale an un tween Cincinnati and Lexington are shortened up on several trains The Blue Grass Vestibule leaves Cincinnati at 400 p m instead of 415 arriving at Junction City at 320 p m Train No 3 leaving Cincinnati at 800 p m reaches Georgetown 1015 p m North ¬ at the Court house door in Paris Bour 3on County Kentucky at 11 oclock Incomparable ¬ The service Through Pullman drawing divided one fourth interest in the follow- ¬ train North on the Queen Crescent fast ing tract of land situated near flutchi sleepers Standard vestibuled day Mi 1 r u- MK 3W v B5V Zyt A 7 kv room coaches lavatories and smoking rooms Elegant Cafe parlor and observation cars Nine and one naif hours to Cincinnati 10 hours to Louisville from Chattanooga O L Mitchell Div Pasbr Agt Chattanooga Tenn Tract No 1 the large piece lying on tthe north west side of the Maysville and COmfort Lexington Turnpike contains one hun No dust or cinders dred and twenty five acrea one rood and Route limited trains on QueenRockCrescent ballast North 1 B 21 P twenty one poles 125 A Superb trains with every comfort Fast time Beginning and the short line to Cincinnati and is bounded as follows iin the middle of said turnpike at 1 see sson Station Bourbon County being the property of John G- Smedley The 3and is described by metes and bounds as follows - -- ¬ ten H S g plat a corner to Mrs Waller and 100 of said FIFTY PEAR TREES FOR therefrom with the middle cturnpike S 49 W 303 4 5 poles to 2 a corner to Corbin thence N 44 W Farmers Grow your own Pear run--aiin- rr - r-- it V - - - x- - 54 72 100 P to 3 a stone corner to the same thence N 10 J E 82 28100 P to 4 to the same stone a corner Steele thence S 71 3 4 E and 77 52 100 P to 5 a stone corner to said Steele thence N 19 h E 96 96 100 P to 6 a stone corner to the same and Mrs Waller thence S 69 E 26 1 5 P to 7 a stoue corner to said Waller thence N 19 IE 2 48 100 P to 8 a stone corner to the same thence N 52 E 62 P to 9 a stone corner to the same thence S 73f E 77 32 100 P to the beginning Trees For one dollar I will send you postage paid the following fifty pear Tees all grafted on Japan Seedling Stock 10 E Harvest 10 Bartlett 10 Cv Favorite you send in your order before February 15th I will include one Lincoln Core less no seed no core Reference any bank at this placn Address 10 F Beauty 10 Idaho If Geo A Riley Greensburg Ind Z l - m 1 sTr -- i - the small piece on which 4he dwelling house is situated contains twenty five acres two roods and eight 3ole8 25 A 2 Rf 8 P and is bounded as follows Beginning n the middle of the Maysville and Lexington Turnpike -- at A see plat a corner to J Jacoby running therefrom with said and Uacobys line S 59 E 24 4 5 P to B stone corner to Mrs Meteer thence S 21h W 86 36400 P to Cia stone corner to the same thence N 62i W 69 44 100 P to D the middle of said turnpike thence with the middle thereof N 49 E 194 28 100 P to the beginning Tract No 3 which fronts on the IMaysville and Lexington and Hutchison Station Turnpikes contains sixty six cres and one rood and is bounded as follows Beginning in the middle of 3he Maysville and Lexington Turnpike corner to the Hopewell Chnrch Hot and running therefrom S 46 E 26 1 5 poles to F a post corner to the Tract No 2 jjcl E3jstafclijs33oa IE -- H mz FOR SLXj2- - -- -- --- -- -- tEa IVyw tjf-a- - i hmf H 1 SfeSl f nir 4 Turnpike thence with the middle there- of S 60 E 70 2 5 P to H a stone corner to Mrs Pryor thence S 41 W 122 52100 fP to I a stone corner to Mrs Waller thence N 42 7 64 44100 P to J a stone corner to the same thence N 42 W 44 28100 P to K the middle of the Maysville and Lexington Turnpike thence with the middle thereof N 49 E s6 32100 P to the beginning making a -- jfcotal of two hundred and seventeen acres and twenty nine poles 217 A 9 P in the 3 tracts Terms The property will be sold upon a credit of six twelve and eighteen months The purchaser will be required to furnish bond immediately after the conclusion of the sale with good and sufficient surety to be approved by the undersigned bearing interest from day and date of sale at 6 per cent Default ot payment of either bond at maturity matures subsequent bonds A plat of the land is on exhibition at the law office of Harmon Stitt who will take pleasure in showing same to prospective purchasers B D SMEDLEY A ---- csame ttience jn 4a m la 4iuu to i sthe middle of the Hutchison Station r The old and well known firm of Smedlev Butler of Millersburg Ky is now in progress of liquidation owing to the assignment of J G Smedley All of the large stock of dry goods notions fancy goods domestics boots shoes hats caps and every article kept by a first class store is now being offered at cost for cash This is a fine oppor- ¬ tunity for any one wishing to engage in the dry goods business and assume con- ¬ trol of a house already established and well known throughout Central Ken- ¬ tucky Any one wishing to buy the stock as a whole should address ALEX BUTLER Butler Of the firm of Smedley Millersburg Ky JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Your work is promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable ASSIGNEES NOTICE Letton are requested to present them at onee properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or his attorney ALL persons having claims against assigned estate of James H L M GREEN Harmon Stitt 27nov tf Assignee FARM A DESIRABLE 60 - ACRE -- FOR SALE A T Forsyth Auctioneer Assignees exclusive agency counties JBryans new book entitled The First Battle M H DAILEY fSCAR W MILLER has this and for J the adjoining for the -received HAVE a well situated 60 acre Bour- ¬ bon County farm which I desire to sell It is well improved For any further particulars address rink J E PLUMMER Whats that to me said OHanlon Millersburg Ky 8jan tf Anyhow said Jerry I must show them that I made a murdering fight for it I Never heard of Redmond OHanlon the Irish highway robber Well jiig iuj prising Your English Turpins fcBdJPMnch Duvals couldnt hold a candle to oprJiifh waymen But for all his shrewdness he met his match once and Ill tell you how it was Redmond was a fine strapping gentle ¬ manly fellow and a devoted admirer of tha ladies as where is the Irishman that is not and what is more a friend to the poor ob youll admit when I tell you thai his demands ioj cash were ctaly mie oa persons rwho could well afford 46 meeH them and that be delighted i f oyi eo tributions from those wbo JmhI ih mm of hard kmolords to their tenants There was one of this class whom by er lost nn opportunity of taziag for thai was the polite name he gave to kis own robberies Every quarter day taig ajeBtle mnn or one of his Bervants waaetiuaw morethan one used to take a journey of six or seven miles to collect hie rents anil as regular as clockwork there Wae Red ¬ mond OHanlon with some stout eempan lonsif necessary to waylay the- - eelleotor as he returned home Every means wai used to elude him hut to no purpose He had spies everywhere and contrived to get the exaot information he needed in ad vance So one quarter day when the gentle mans servants asked him about going for the rents he swore at OHanlon and said he didnt see the use of collecting money to hand it over to him Now this gentleman had on his estate a hoy called Jerry the Fool who had the run of the house and made fun for the family He had a great conceit for himself and when he heard what the master said he immediately asked to be allowed to go after the rents for once and daolared he would know the way to bring them home Of course1 he was only laughed at but when he represented that no harm would come from trying as he couldnt do worse than all who had gone before him the mafiter agreed to humor him Upon that Jerry made such preparations as he thought suitable chose the worst horse in the stable an old hack half blind and lame and started on his enterprise Nothing occurred on the way He collect ¬ ed a considerable amount of money carefully disposed it about his person and started homeward Toward evening as he was quietly jog ging along on the old hack and wasr just entering a loneJane with JiiRhiiieaosVri each side a talljflpe locking maifroda up to him on a handsome roan mare r God save you my man says the gen- ¬ tleman God save your honor replies Jerry Whats your name my man asks the gentleman Jerry the Fool and I aint ashamed of it Whats yours The gentleman took no notice of tha question After awhile he says That is a fine animal youre riding Jerry Faith Im glad your honor likesit But it Isnt myself thatd said Jerry care to take a lease of his life Hut hed serve my turn anyway for its not in a hurry Im traveling Ive only been to the village beyond to collect the masters rents for him Surely hes not such a fool to trust you with that job Arrah why not asks Jerry In great h v surprise f Why dont you know that- Redmond OHanlons on this road Redmond OHanlon is it says Jerry Ugh That for Redmond OHanlon says he snapping his finger Faix Jerry the Fool is a match for half a dozen of the likes of him any day in the week and Sunday into the bargain The stranger laughed- - and then rode on in silence till th6y came to a very lonely part of the road when he drew a brace of pistols and told Jerry to hand over all the money he had about him or hed try if he had any brains by sending a couple of bul- ¬ lets through his head roars Jerry in sur ¬ Meala murther prise and fright You dont mean to say your honors Redmond OHanlon I do indeed So hand over my man and look sharp about it But faix its kilt entirely by the mas- ¬ ter Ill be when I get home without the TWIN BROTHERS 10 GREAT BARGAIN DAYS CLOTHING OVERCOATS I3V r- Rd4 -- PANTS SHIRTS SUITS s BOOTS SHOES ETC - hatsand underwear i- gaps jfc-- i - - - S u MSJ Ts WZr v f -r mJ J A - - SO- si - t Jp 1 f three-quarte- rs ¬ i HI B9H HHH BsmI BSSSm PBSn IB mTm BwlW Slnl BSA H5I H HbH bW BBSS I BBBBflfll I H v tgj H Al Rll I iB 1 4P W lei bbi I B I 8 fl B Bx I I IN- - 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 -- K s - - N BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY C ASSIGNEES NOTICE persons having claims against assigned estate of J GSmedley are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or their at A DAUG ERTY ALL L H Landman M D Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio - OS E 434 Main m m St - - N NT tornev Harmon Stitt A SMEDLEY B D SMEDLEY DECGHATOn Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris in-- Aainees-27nov-t- f Paris Ky TUESDAY MARCH 9TH 1897 returning every second Tuesday month each ALSO DEALER IN concise and logical full of keen rsatire and brilliant rhetoric will charm interest and instruct not only those who were his most devoted followers but also his most ardent opponents The Ijooks contains about 600 pages printed THis inspiring language --- Battle hest style clear ltiswritten in Mr Bryans sale of The First V r rom large clear type with 32 full page Illustrations a magnificent colored presentation plate and an autograph preface handsomely bound m cloth Tialf morocco or full morocco at 175 225 and 275 each Mail orders will receive prompt attention Address Oscar W Miller Hutchison Ky MX Cottage For Sale i I -- HAVE a desirable 1 story 3 room frame cottage on Eighth street near the Georgetown pike bridge The lot is 47 feet front running back 165 feet has big never failing spring rents easy for 600 per month Will sell for cash or on 6 and 12 months without interest Appljr to or address 19feb lmo -- ii tj P LENIHEN Paris Ky PW I Tipi y 3 v 4 m 1Q15 p m From Lexington 439 a m 740 a m 339 pm 622 pm s From Richmond 435 a m 742 a - m tfTRO THE PATRONS OF TBCB PARIS 333 p m X ICfi MFG CO From Maysville 745 a m 830 p m We appreciate your past patronage DEPARTURE OF TRAINS We are now ready to quote prices for next season and will not be undersold To Cincinnati 445 a m 752 a m iTr anybody 347 p m Remember our ice is of pure distilled To Lexington 752 a m 1127 a m vwater 540 p m 1Q21 p m To Richmond 1125 a m 537 p m PARIS IGE MFG CO 1025 p m PHIL NIPPERT To Maysvilte 750 a m 630 p m 19f eb Manager F B Carr Agent Perhaps your honor wouldnt mind firing a shot through my old beaver OHanlon did so laughing at the trick And now another through the breast of my coat and heaven bless you This was PARIS KY 602 MAIN ST Now just one in the skirt of It done Over Deposit Bank and good luck to your honor But Ive discharged both my pistols Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m and dont want the trouble of loading them again for you FaixI should dearly like a shot through the skirts It would show I fought des- ¬ perate Are you sure your honor hasnt another pistol in your- - pocket that you wouldnt mind firing for a poor boys sake PARIS KY 3 SROAEWAY Confound you To be sure J havent UP stairs Hand over the money or Ill beat you to 8 fc12 a m 1 to 6 p m jelly with my horsewhip Office hours Well says Jerry after a good deal of fumbling I suppose considering the trouble Ive had in collecting these rents HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK ¬ your honor wont mind the little bother of going over the hedge after them SMITH SHOP FOR SALE And he threw over a sack apparently to sell my house and lot well filled with coin Half laughing half DESIRE with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ angry the highwayman first aiming at ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal Jerry with his whip whioh he avoided by ance in- twelve months For further ducking dismounted and climbed over the hedge and no sooner had he done so particulars address or call on than Jerry slipped off the old hack and BENJ F SHARON mounted OHanlons horse 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky Bad scran to youRedmond OHanlon hehawled Didnt I tell you Jerry the Fool was a match for a dozen of you Its IAILItOAD TIME CARD a sack of brass buttons youre gone over the hedge after you thief of the world N R R L And touching the fine mare with the pur he galloped off singing the old melody arrival of trains Go to the mischief and shakeyourself From Cincinnati 1116 a m 530 p Exchange Cptician Landman has been visiting this city regularly for over five years and has ad SPmKw Shjusted glasses to the persons having claims against eyes of the best people ALL assigned estate of A J Ball of Paris and Bourbon are requested to present them at onceEstimates promptly furnished for County and has proven himself comas required by law to glass paints painting and decorating properly proven petent thorough reliable and honest the undersigned or his attorney Hart You can get Landmans glasses from monIStitt 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- ¬ OF ly and make any change necessary to give satisfaction Examination free References Drs W J Fithian Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C Paints ASSIGNEES NOTICE Oil Tarnislies5 Brushes Artists5 Ma ¬ terials Window Glass Etc - ¬ ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL XoiODdCX Saturday March D Cram of Paris R A SPRAKE persons having claims against assigned estate of M H Cur- ¬ By virtue of an order of the Bourbon 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 27nov tf H C CURRENT iAssignee Millersburg Ky Weekly Commercial ONLY Cincinnati 6 1897 ASSIGNEES NOTICE LL persons having claims against of I R Best XX the assigned estate them at once are requested to present properly proven as required by law to the undersigned HARMON STITT A I - 27nov tf Assignee - NOTICE A ICE ICE - LL persons having claims against the assigned estate of Joshua r Barton will please prove the same ac- ¬ cording to law and leave them with the undersigned or at the office of Glad to Get Kid of Tliem Harmon Stitt Paris Ky Seme years ago a regiment off volunteers Those knowing themselves indebted to was encamped on the outskirts a coun ¬ the estate will please settle promptly try town Among those whose curiosity and avoid suit - led them to the encampment were throe P r -- r - 1 rlfio rf S k Arrive 880 a m 528 p m 10 per Leave 955a irip550 p m cottage 5 rooms TJRICK i month First class repair Ap Arrive Freight carries passengers 425p mleaves 435 p m BC INGELS Or O EDWARDS ljant f WHCox F P Agent K FOR RENT 4 9 Kentucky Midland hardy laborers v Assignee Joshua Barton Millersburg Ky As the three were strolling round the 15nov tf camp they came across a large tent over which was written the following notice Dinners as much as yotr lite for a shJX Being hungry the three went in Jing to dine iX They began their meal and after ftfce other parties had come indhfd and gone again they were still busy eating Present A LL persons having claims against M the assiemed estate of J J Peed iy a- young man evidentmortiroi the at requested to present them at once one o 3 are tendants camo up and them lightly on the shouldqrid in a ln signed or their attorneys J Q Ward S voice Herey you chaps sent m or Harmon btitt J G ALLEN I Assignees to say that if you like to gKr ha woBfc J D PEED J t oharge you anything forvfHKu fejiwal J 20 nov 3mo eaten--Peero ready n - t -- J M VIMONT the following described property A tract of 15 acres of land lying in the COBTMERCIAI 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 Alex McCliutock now Caldwells on the N by the land of Jas Wallace now Jas Thorne and on the E by the Mays- ¬ ville and Lexington R R with a right of passway 15 feet wide from said land to the Millersburg Ruddells Mills QQU turnpike and is the same land conveyed to John Shay by Jos Wallace and wife by 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-¬ ecute bonds with good and approved security payable to undersigned Admin- ¬ istrator with will annexed and bearing WILBUR R SMITH President LEXINGTON KY interest at 6 per cent per annum from v day of sale until paid EeferenceiiuSfn Sale to be made at 3 oclock p m t worlds A Thorough DENIS DUNDON Hundreds of students in IXoaored Cllec year fromIatflaentlal and ttKendanee SO states the past Admr with will annexed of John keepin Tribune 50c A Year I f eg J T5tf5SHl V rrJ - Shea BSSJESJ0T1 Mardi Gras JTew Orleans Ha and 3d 1897 - tim3 mylfer account Mardi Gras line running solid vestibuled trains to Nevr Orleans and is eighty six miles shortest Atrip over the Queen Crescent to the mint tvf onrl Infancolir tntnina4lnr I Gulf made to include a visit durino- th rQrn Gras season is delightful from start to finish For further information call on or AdrirAM ZelLp Pi A W C Rinearaon GtM Chas - l Pkser AgtV Clhcimnaii O stX 1 - be made via the Queen Crescent Route February 26th to March 1st to New Orleans The rate of one fare for the round trip will st Maaufacturi SS o JUIIKM KropTra wrsc mercantile Correspondence etf March 2d inclndinff la a nlce family about w jffiSHSSSSS c55 sBook a vumu8uip Loramerci j kw jacrci T lt5S5nI1a- cap 8SOery rrvl2aul2 KV tTin 1n l Hjflllfl51MTIle XlHCtO Special denartmpnt frr intnn demnnd for our graduates f i I iul iblebrits manVrki Krt T itXhlmti iPi n - X l-- v- - 4ersV J2V 41 1 VS L Ttt rf1T J WILBUR RJSMITH LexiEgioa Sty Polr Sana rslua cntr now fARnccessr wiciueai Accijsn- 1 f Hr iN- - 4 - u v W

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