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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 7-- A A r r i X iv -- n - - ii tr - -- - A S - T UF CHAMP MILLER M - - - Editors and Owners in s BOURB MILLERSBURG i N i rm zu - SAV S5 V NEWS Established PRINTED EVERY TUESDigl AND FRIDAY fw G feb i 1881 vr SEVENTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY MARCH 9 1897 HUTCHISON f n NO 20 r t- - News Notes Gathered terday In And Abont The Fresh Paragraphs About The People In This Vicinity Burir Mias Nipie Frost of Lexington is Mrs John Smart was in Carlisle yes- ¬ vi8itingMli8Grace Giltner BROWER SCOTT FRAZEE Get Your Clotliing JHade to Measure PRICE Opposite Frank CO Co p All of our Goods are Warranted to be Strictly All WoOl And we guarantee a perfect fit Ranscins from Our experience for eight years inl the wholesale clothing business enables us to buy ready made clothing at such prices To Give You Good Values For Your Money 1 Large Display of Jteiiter at 25 m THE CUBA HAT 99 cts One price to all i 50c -- No misrepresentations have liis friends call llilH trj Geo Clayton went to Louisville yes- ¬ terday to try the tobacco market Lexington Carpets Furniture Wall Papers Draperies Lisle Jaeoby and wife of Centerville Miss Lida Clark is visiting relatives in vi3iteyj8ob Jacoby Sr Sunday Fleminesburcr Baggd Wood shipped two car loads Mrs T MrParnell is suffering from a of catjpjiiiiQg8 from here last week boil on her arm JjanJldLfeod Jr shipped his crop of Mr Dave Judy Jr returned Satur¬ j towiiiPcfc2Bodinan House Cincin- - WJE HAVE JUST OPENED day to Lexington i mmx Robt Lysle of Glenkenny was - here EllaWills of Cynthiana A COMPLETE LINE OF NEW COUCHES mrsi Saturday on business visite lister Mrs Jos M Case J rov- jev Marlon Johnson has moved into the eral dt Covered in Corduroys different colors from 81000 up last week Hunt house on Main stieet Covered in Leather different colois from 1500 jiip BrQWiujgg Bros sold to Bagge Jas Dailey of Falmouth was the Wood85 Jkt hogs weight about 200 lbs Uovered in Uarpetmgs dmerent colors from 750 up Vt guest of his parents Sunday ni 325 hundred SEE DISPLAY ON FIRST FLOOR Miss Bina Daily of Mt Olivit is vis ¬ Mrs Carrie Pryor and -- Mrs Willard iting her father H O Daily SEE OUR LINE OF Hnffmarent to Pendleton county yesceraayapri8ic reianves M V Shaw L N agent went to FOLDING BEDS Vff tM Butler Saturday to visit his wife BRASS BEDSSCINTILLATIONS WHITE ENAMELED IRON BFDSl Godby of the M F C visit-¬ Miss Sue ed friends in Lexington Saturday An JLntei sting Jumble Of News And BABY CARRIAGES i Comment Mr Kirb Denton of Ruddells Mills A ska tin er rink was ODened last nisrht Catalogue and Prices furnished on application was here Sunday to see his daughter W P Craycraft of Sharpsburg was at StonejgHall in Georgetown the guest of Sanford Allen yesterday Ex CaSiier Shipp of Midway is said Mrs Dr Hurt returned Friday from to take hie two year sentence coolly a visit with her daughter in Covington T McMurry a Baptist minis ¬ Rev Ieingfcm Ky Mr Will Rankin has moved to his ter is under arrest in Madison for false Corner Main and Broadway farm on the Headquarters and Carlisle swearingpike Gov Bradley has agreed to send Mr John Jameson visited his sister Mrs Kimbrough in Cynthiana last troopsiM Walling Jaokson hanging March 30 if they are needed week nes will deliver his Get Sani Miss Lois Thorn went to Lexington The Whitest Purest and Friday to visit Miss Joiner at Hamilton There llcture at Stanford April 5th College Gettingfthere is Sams specialty The ¬ The Shay land 15 acres was sold Sat Evangilist Moody who is holding a urday to Dr W M Miller for 2975 meetingfftthe Cincinnati Music Hall per acre 5000 people Sunday night Eld Geo Sweeney and wife of Cali- ¬ preachetb The Eet Tennessee Telephone Com- fornia were here Monday calling on old triends pany according to the Lexington Lead ¬ OConnel Bros of Carlisle will open er is to fcend 1000000 in a line from their saloon two doors from the post Chattanooga to Lexington office to day Mike JMTaloney a Cincinnati Southern Mrs Bettie Bowden came down from brakemafc fell from a car while cross Ask Your GrocerFor It Paris Saturday to visit her mother Mrs ing High Bridge and had a miraculous Take No Other Nancy Allen escape from death his handR uncon Mrs John Peed and daughter Miss sciou8lycatcbing the telegraph wires Dorothy went to Georgetown Saturday which fun alongside the structure to yisit relatives Jasper Powell and family have moved I III H IillW II nil I III IMI Ml I III III 1 I Hill I to a farm eight miles beyond Lexington Buy Shoes Now on Versailles pike JVrfiiC TaklBnlAM 11 ha iuimjftHinA0aonriafinmHV Men H rMrw UiWJison SmSTEL S f ULiSTJ Mrs Sue Jaynes is visiting friends in nan--flW- wi t vt vlg4 i iVf-vr- tiri - rf- - - V - - - -- Brower Scott 35iazee - RIDE OF PARI Best -- LOUR osr EVERY SACK PARIS MILLING CO G ARAHTEED 1 1 1 1 1 - -- riiiisliiiiiisliiiiiiinriiiiliiriiiiifii H S STOUT Manager Will buy one of our finest 2800 business suits 7 spent Saturday and Sunday with par-- anaJT6V8a - Ladies finest Kid Welts ents at Aberdeen O lace and to 385 button cut from 350 and Mr Steve Hook of Augusta was here Till March 1st Friday and Saturday the guest of his CLAY EION sister Mrs Jas A Butler Sanford Carpenter and John Hunter have bought Vimont Bros livery stable business stock buggies phaetons etc Mrs Ed Ingels and Mrs Smith Clarke and Miss Ida Collier visited friends and relatives in Carlisle yes- ¬ terday Mrs Jas Collier and daughter Mies Alma went to Mt Sterling Saturday to visit Mr W H H Johnson who is i Stop VL offers are GOOD FOR SIX Will get our finest 3000 suit The DAYS We are doing a good business which is evidence that we are treating the people right 2300 2500 very ill The toll gate on the Millersburg Flat Rock pike was thrown open Mon- ¬ day and more gates will be made free tsc Pants made to order for 3 AND 4 UP We have a lot of ends for hoys pants cheap for cash Dont forget we have moved to store room between C B Mitchells and Adams Express office N Laundry Work sent oneday and reWe are agents for M ¬ turned next H S STOUT Manager The only safe sure and IS9Hc reliable Female PUjL ever offered to Ladies especially recommend PENNYROYAL ed to married Ladies of W JBryans new book The First feAsk for DE MOTTS PENITSOYAL PUIS and take no other Battle Send your order to Oscar tgT Send for circular Price 100 per Ibcoc 6 boxes for 500 Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour- ¬ 33R MOTTS CTTTQMlXCAILi CO - Cleveland Onio bon county tf PILLS this week Miss Eugene Wadell Miss Lizzie Wall Allm and Mary Agness Purnell visited Mrs E T Beeding Friday and Saturday Dr Ed Wilson of Falmouth was here again Friday to consult with Dr Miller in case of Norvel Sbrader who is improving Now is the time to have your car- ¬ riages and buggies painted Call on Ed Hull and get his prices before you have your vehicles painted Mr and Mrs Robt Miller and daugh- ¬ ter Miss Katie will move to Gallatin Tennin a few days Mr Clarence Miller will remain here Will and Luck Johnson two negro youths were publicly whipped in the town square by their parents by consent cf the court for stealing chickens Mr Jas Cray and family of Mt Olivet came up Friday to visit relatives Mrs M C Cray the formers mother has moved to her farm on Brushy Fork See advertisement in another column t i coughing The quickest and t Honey toAtake Dr Bellscoughsurest A way is guaranteed remI edy wholly unlike all others bettermucous on I acts directly the theinvigoratesmem- -lungs and respirabranes heals tory oreans and the Pine-Ta- r- That Pine Tar oney and 1 SSi-J-fcriIlsSrS-- a rfcv- - - j iki riFM - vAniHitjfrr SWING FREE Tarr Templin will shortly issue a folder to advertise the merits of the Templin Swing which they are now manu-facturing for the Spring trade at their planing mill in this city To the child 15 years old or under who will furnish them the best advertisement for their folder or the one they will accept for same will be presented with one of their best and nicest swings free of cost delivered at their home or R R station The folder will be 3x5J inches and three or four pages will be given to the aforesaid advertisement All children contesting for the swing must bring or mail the Messrs v -- t DR BELLS 1 whole system a 1 le 1 e 33 I a I S i virtues or oia ana healing contains the concentrated 1 50c tried medicinal agents extracted by a new scientific process 25c mill and see this novel and pleasing swing where any information will be gladly given work on or before April 5th 1897 The swing will be delivered to winner on May 1st Patents and contestants are invited to call at the planing i ii At all druggists or sent upon receipt of price by The E K Sutherland Bedldno Co Fadneah Ky tmmMmzM3 Granny Meicairo V - For Sale By TV T Brooks Druggist M roan rpare black points about 15 hands high collar marks no shoes Owner can get by proving and paying the costs T M Purnell Miss Blanch Darnell entertained a number of young friends Friday even- ¬ ing in honor of her cousins Misses Lyda and Annie Frazee of Mason Miss aresfarong solid and lasting Like Annie returned home Saturday the violin they improve wit usage Miss Alica McClelland daughter of Durability is a claim made ior all M McClelland formerly of this reaches the principal cities of the South with a service of superbly appointed R place was married Saturda5 evening at pianos but it is the chief merit of the through trains Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars through to Harriman Chatta six oclock at the home of her father in Gablei Pianos There are mooga Attalla Birmingham Tuscaloosa Meridian New Orleans Atlanta Macon Lexington to Mr John Combs a lum-¬ of that city Rev ber merchant and Jacksonville Through Sleeping Cars to Knoxville Hot Springs Leonidas Robinson of the Epworth h and Asheville and from Chattanoogo to Jackson Vicksburg Monroe Methodist Church performed the cere- ¬ now and there would not be so many iii and Shroveport Through Tourist Sleepers to Los Angeles and WW7 f mony were not the Gabler remarkable for Routes to Texas Mexico and California San Francisco Choice of tone touch and inish as well as for via New Orleans or via Shreveport durability Listen to it and learn its SPECIAL BARGAIN Short Line from the Blue Grass Cities to Cincinnati We are sole representa- ¬ excellence Free Parlor accommodation to patrons with every Ladies fine tan dark shoes tives for the Steinway Piano Cars Lexington to Cincinnati Cafe Parlor and Observa- at 3 to close out winter stock tion Cars between vjincmnau ifeiugLuu mux Co regular 4 goods Latest style Chattanooga Stray I have a six-year-o- ld red THE Hfe Qabler Pianos iy All We Want Is an opportunity to convince you that our wprfc j can not be excelled 0 9 Div ueen Crescent We Are Working For A Reputation guaranteed v v Sr 40000 in Use And can not afford to turn out inferior worla Give us a trial and if good work can gain your patroh age yours is insured Quick work and satisfaction ytJ ih BOURBON STEM LAU1RY BRO -- W M HINTON JR BRANCH OFFICE -- Props T OFFICE AND WOBKS 127 120 SEVENTH ST PARIS KY Par Agt ChasWZelL Cincinnati 0 W - O GPA Binearspn Cincinnati 0 - tjw ij jy yszjzzzt- - V j yjfy mul s - and guaranteed to be best Ml and quality at Montgomerys JA c Ernest Urchs 123 West Fourth Street - f I W Mi CINCINNATI r tr fi Hintons Jewelry Store y t - A Kl - i v f y l JJfi k f r V K -- iFf k -- - T ft srr S J tiV v- 1 i ri JK rft -- f W- -- J rx - v WAR PREPARATIONS amd r V - - h 2 X ifr - V r i - i vu THE BOURBON NEWPlTtiESDAY POWEES DEFIED THE SENATE ¬ MARCH 9 1897 WHAT A STUPENDOUS ME i S ova- t ifi i tareece Sends a Reply to the Ultimatum of the Great Powers Without Dissent Confirms the McKin ley Cabinet Other Interesting Inf orma tionFrom the Capitol of the Nation The Government Will Call Out the Xast Two Classes of JECesreves The Crown Prince Heaves for Trikhala Thessaly A Turkish War Vessel Chased a M I JfS- - tf y FA J says Quite a warlike aspect is visible all over the squares and the streets of the capitol Reservists are hurrying- from Several all parts of the kingdom batteries and one regiment of cavalry have left for the frontier The government intends to call out the last two classes of reserves The Crown Prince Constan tine leaves on Monday for Trikhala in Thessaly taking chief command of the troops - dispatch to the Herald from Athens New York March 8 A special cable McKinley Friday sent to the senate the foUowing nominations John Sherman of Ohio to be secre ary of state Lyman J Gage of Illinois to be sec- ¬ retary of the treasury Washington March 6 President Russell A Alger of Michigan to be lecretary of war Joseph McKenna of California to be James A Gary of Maryland to be postmaster general John D Long of Massachusette to bevsecretary of the navy Cornelius N Bliss of New York to be attorney general there iff t M L V 1 m y a x ivi mi 2 m Jl 1 B - i C m zt ir -- - W V- Sr Hk Addison Porter arrived about oclock and talked for half an hour or more with his chief At 1025 the members of Mr Cleve ¬ lands cabinet with the exception of Mr Olney who came ten minutes NEVADA LAMPOONED later called to pay their respects and For Legalizing Prize Fighting by a Cleve ¬ bid farewell land Divine There were numerous small Cleveland O March S Rev Levi ies reported Friday morning as robberhaving Gilbert of the First Methodist church occurred Thursday and Thursday preached a sensational sermon Sunday night The residence of the night on Nevadas Shame and Dis city was almost desertedsection inhabby its grace He lampooned the state for itants attending the inauguration cerelegalizing prize fighting saying among monies down town Among the houses Its action was taken entered was that of Controller Eckels other things after the splendid determination of who lost 300 Quite a number of areven Texas to exclude prize fight ¬ rests were made of suspicious charac ing by special act of the legisl- ters The general order of the city This state this deserted was good ature mining camp revives brutality by an exhibition that must make its Indians and its Chinamen wonder Corbett is called a at Christianity gentleman yet acted like an infuriated animal in his last fight and his wife was divorced on grounds affecting his morality He is dissipated as is John SuHivan who clubs his wife and both of these are shining lights of the theater and Christian people are lampooned for non attendance Such exhibitions promote criminality by feeding the bestial in man They debauch the Such men sell their public ideal boies for merchandise as surely as the harlot of the street They show pluck yes but no better than the bulldog and tiger There is no spontaneous courage they let themselves be battered for 5000 Prize fighting is often excused as no worse than But foot ball brutality can be and is frequently ex BELLAMY STORER Brutality cluded from the last4 is an essential part of prize fighting Senator Blanchard of Louisiana and can not be eliminated On the seal whose term of office expired at noon of Nevada is a picture of the sun rising Thursday did not long remain a priover on the mountain but on the 17th vate citizen On reaching his hotel it will feel like going into eclipse St after the adjournment of the senate Patrick ought to feel on his birthday and after witnessing the inaugural that he has worse varmints thansnakes parade he was handed a dispatch to drive out from Gov Foster of Louisiana an ¬ nouncing his appointment as associate C P V Tracks Washed Out Newtown O March S The head ¬ justice of the supreme court of that waters from the Miami river and all state This tribunal is composed of small streams have flooded the low- five judges and is the court of highest lands here The town and several hun- ¬ judiciary in the state It is a position dred acres of farming lands and gar- ¬ of great honor and dignity with a dens are under water in plaees that salary equal to that of senator At 11 oclock the members of the 23d were never known to be reached by Ohio Maj McKinleys regiment 150 in high water The C P V between Ijere and Batavia junction was badly number called and were received in washed and can not be used for trains the east room The meeting was an until repairs can be made Many impressive one Troop A of Cleve- ¬ buildings have been swept down the land O the presidents escort of Thursday was also received river Consul General Iiee Heard From Eight Miners Drowned Washington March 6 Secretary London March 8 Since the aban donment of the scheme for the con Olney has just received the following struction of a tunnel under the Eng cablegram from Consul General Lee at AU quiet No excitement lish channel the shaft that had been Havana I hope to see prompt trial bored at Dover has been used as a coal here now of all Americans imprisoned Those mine Sunday while a number of men were at work in the mine the shaft was found innocent to be released and This suddenly flooded and eight of them those guilty out of the island dispatch which came Friday afternoon were drowned in cipher indicates a most important Turkish Consul General Indicted change of attitude on the part of the Boston March 8 The grand jury military au thorites in Cuba under 6r Saturday reported an indictment ders from Madrid as guilty Araeri against Joseph A Isusigi Turkish con cansj on conviction are to Jbe expelled ul general t Boston He is charged from the island instead of being other frith the embezzlement of over 100 0OJ wise punished 9 ¬ ¬ ¬ The government will Monday sub ¬ mit a reply to the collective note of the powers A Turkish warship while attempt ¬ ing to land troops and provisions at Douro in the Gulf of Arta was chased by4ihe Greek revenue cutter Afroissa being unable to escape she ran ashore and only 15 of her crew were saved The British ironclad Anson from Malta has arrived at the Piraeus The British cruiser Blanche and the battleship Nile have left the port London March 8 A dispatch to the Central News from Athens gives the following summary reply to the ultimatum of the powers which Greece handed to the diplomats Monday when the time expires in which a reply can be made It will recall that Greece in 1896 in deference to the wish of tKepowers used her influence with the Cretans to induce them to accept reforms offered by Turkey It will point that the continued unsettled state of the island is proof of the futility of the measures of reform With regard to the autonomy of the island the reply will state that it is for the Cretans to decide whether they will accept or not It will reply that the evacuation of Crete by Greece is impossible because peace to restore which Greek troops and war ships were sent to the island remains seriously disturbed London March 8 A large radical meeting was held in Hyde Park Sun day to give voice to the feeling in fa- ¬ vor of Greece which generally obtains among the masses of England Among the speakers were Joseph Havelock Wilsbn M P for Middlesborough and Edward J Morton M P Resolutions were for Devonport adopted amid much enthusiasm expressing sympathy with the Cretan Christians m their struggle for freedom congratulating Greece upon her firm resolve to protect the Cretans and protesting against the coercion of Greece by the powers One of the resolutions urges Lord Salisbury to refuse to disgrace the British fleet by lending it to support the Turks jThe weather was not favorable for a arge outdoor gathering it being dull and threatening but nevertheless there were fully 20000 persons in the park including the onlookers ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Immediately upon the receipt of the cabinet nominations at 1245 the senate went into executive session tary of agriculture James Wilson of Iowa secretary of the Interior to be secre- ¬ ¬ JAMES A GAKY The nomination of ex Senator Sher ¬ man to be secretary oi state was confirmed off hand without the formality of a reference to any committee This was done as an act of courtesy to an ex senator and in conformity with the customs of the senate under similar conditions The other nominations for the cabinet were referred to the proper committees which went into session at once for their consideration The entire cabinet was confirmed There was no objection raised to any of the nominees Ex Congressman Bellamy Storer of Cincinnati has been tendered and ac cepted the office of first assistant sec- ¬ retary of state now filled by Mr Rockhill of Maryland The president Friday afternoon issued a proclamation calling an extra session of congress to convene March 15 President McKinley arose at half past seven Friday morning after a good nights rest and in no wise the worse for the fatigue incident to the inaugural ceremony Mrs McKinley also has not been harmed by the labors and excitement of the week The first official act of the new president was the signing of the commission of John Sherman as secretary ¬ ¬ ¬ of state The presidents secretary J ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ There is one large house in this country the Greek Be We hear a farmer say when he reads that has taken business on its turn ani verves Numbering 956500 Men Will that John Breider Mishicott Wis means to ride in on the rising tide Alive grew 173 bushels of Salters Silver to the signs of better times and to the best lIore Than One Thousand Spaniards Be Mobilized Athens March 6 Advices received King Barley per acre in 1896 Dont interests of the people they are now circuLeft Dead on the Field here show that the force of Christiana you believe it Just write him You lating among families a valuable publication known as the Charles A Vogeler -are investing Heraklion number 15000 Book and Book of Comfort and Dispersed Ia men The insurgents have stopped all see Salzers seeds are bred up to big Remainder of the Troops yields And Oats 230 bushels corn 260 Health which contains very choice informaSpanish Com- Great Disorder The communication with the town by land Wheat 60 bushels Potatoes 1600 bush tion on the subject of cooking Receipts mander Gen Vara del Key far A and it is certain that unless the foreign els Grasses 6 tons per acre etc etc for the preparation of good substantial and rowly Escapes Capture dainty dishes prepared especially for it by warships actively interfere in behalf 5 10 cents 1000 a leading authority will be found in its town will shortly of its Just Send This Notice and 10 Cents pages Much care has been taken inhope New York March S A speciaifciis be the Moslems the compelled to surrender stamps to John A Salzer Seed Co La preparation and distribution with the Manzanillo patch to the Sun from The small detachments of sailors Crosse Wis and get 12 farm seed sam- ¬ that it will be just the thing needed for 27 via Havana says The Span¬ housekeepers and just the thing needed and marines landed from the various k ish column of Gen Vara del Rey 2000 warships still occupy the town but ples worth 10 to get a start also for the care of the health and housemen strong was defeated and dispers- without the aid of the fleets they could hold As a Cookery Book it will be invaluaYou look as sullen as ble to keep on hand for reference Officer to recruit ed two days ago by the Cuban forces make but a feeble defense contains full information It under command of Gen Calixto overwhelming numbers in against the an ape that has just found out that you are gard alsothe great remedies of this in re house to Fliegeude Blaetter the insurg- bis descendant Garcia More than 1000 Spaniards were ents The greatest activity is being provide against ooony auments es which left dead on the estate Costomada displayed in Athens in making prepapecially the Master Cure for Pains and 100 Reward 100 and the remaining part of the column rations to give battle to the The readers of this paper will be pleased Aches St Jacobs Oil To give some idea of the labor and ex- entered Manzanillo in the greatestliis Turks should they cross the to learn that there is at least one dreaded pense of this output more than 200 tons oT order proving how serious the defeat Greek frontier The ministry of war disease that science has been able to cure in paper have been used in its publication and stages is was y presents a most animated scene Offi all its Cure andthatonly Catarrh Halls at the rate of 100000 a day it has taken sev positive cure is the ¬ Catarrh In spite of the art of snatching vic cers in uniform throng the corridors known to the medical fraternity Catarrh eral months for the issue The book can be had of druggists every tory from defeat in which the Spanish and orderlies are constantly being dis- being a constitutional disease requires a where or bv enclosing a 2c stamp to Theofficials reports so greatly excelGeri patched in every Halls with orders constitutional treatment acting Catarrh Charles A Vogeler Company Baltimore--M- d direction directly Vara del Rey is obliged to confesses to different commanders The tele Cure is taken internally i upon the bloodand mucous surfaces of the finding an excuse in disaster though graph wires are constantly busy with system thereby destroying the foundation de- - r A jury of ravens would not be long in tne superior numbers of the Cubans dispatches to officers in distant places of the disease and giving the patient fefr ciding that a linnet could not sing and the advantage of their position The most energetic measures are being strength by building up the constitution and tefy assisting nature in doing its work The In his report known at Manzanillo taken for the mobilization of forces Cascarets stimulate liver kidneys andt proprietors have so much faith in its cura- bowels Never sicken weaken or gripe lOcyt though probably it will not be pub- ¬ tive powers that they offer i lished in Havana he says that hisACol in There is a similar scene of activity Dollars for any case that One Hundred the ministry of marine where it fails to cure People really- ought to have better sense umn was only 1500 men strong and he everything possible is being done to Send for list of testimonials than they have Atchison Globe estimates the Cubans at over 3000 place the fleet in readiness for any Address F J Cheney Co Toledo 0 Sold by Druggists 75c The Spanish dead he says were 00 Frost bites are like burns and scalds AD Halls Family Pills are the best are cured by St Jacobs Oil and he adds that notwithstandinghe contingency no sign any where of There is the was obliged to retire the losses of the king or government receding from the Nobody has sympathy for a fat man A telephone at a business office is not for insurgents were severe position they have taken and it is though every real fat one needs it all the social messages Atchison Globe The battle turned against the Span- ominous time that the face iards when Gen Vara del Rey tried to of combined in Europe of the threat the warlike The B Ry commencing Suncross on his way to ManzanillqTthe 0 S preparations are being carried on with day January 21th W inaugurate on trains will river Buey notwithstanding the heavy feverish activity The most intense No 4 and 5 a through Pullman Buffet Sleep fire from the Cuban rifles and two can ¬ ing enthusiasm is everywhere displayed cago Car line between Baltimore and Chinon one a 12 pounder which caused and Indianapolis and the people evince no fear of the Thisvia Cincinnatithe patrons of the B V will enable terrible slaughter prove the a They O S W Ry to make the above named Resultsmedicine there greatestnomerit For for can be While crossing the river all wasqis result of an appeal to arms substitute spring full order and confusion among the Span ¬ know is nowell that the Greek army by points without the inconvenience of chang Hoods Sarsaparilla because its unequaled ing cars itself match record of cures of all blood diseases proves iards and they could not reply tothe superior Turkish for the numerically For time of trains and further informaforces but they also S volleys of their foes Nearly all their know that in the event of war the tion call on agents B 0 W Ry they had to whole of horses were drowned and exploration abandon the more important partof oe set onsouthern Europe would fire It is this that saidNow for another arctic a search for his Fogg as he started on A convoy they were escorting the wish small bridge of wood of which they the powers to use to prevent if overshoes Boston Transcript Is the One True attempt force to compel availed themselves broke down and they Blood Purifier Specially Remember Greece accede to their demands with it one Spanish cannon sank to There is to very strong probability that That the Cleveland Akron Columbus Ry C I Hood Co Lowell Mass a the bottom of the river Other cannon Greece will apply a torch that will ift still selling round trip tickets between all HfrkrirPc Dillc are prompt efficient and stations on its line good going and returning 1IUUU s r uieasy in effect o5 cents were left on shore and were captured start a conflagration the result of Sunday ata rate of one fare for the round On the other side of the river Gen which no one can foretell It is be- trip Ask any agent for particulars or write Vara del Rev found another Cuban lieved here FOR 14- CENTS that the powers seeing the to C F Daly General Passenger Agent column waiting for him In the state chance of their becoming involved in a Cleveland 0 We wish to gain 50000 pleased customers in 1897 and hence offer of panic and confusion to whichhis general 15c war will owing to their con1 Pkff Bismark Cucumber A really smart preacher is one who knows troops had been reduced the Cubans flicting 10c 1 Pkg Round Globe Beet interests make haste slowly in when it is wise to be called to another wrnHWvAjn i 10c Earliest Carrot could easily complete their victory Kaiser Wilhelm Lettuce 15c attempting to force the Greeks to with field Atchison Globe 10c Vara del Rey himself narrowlyes Earliest Melon 15c Giant Yellow Onion caped being captured and he owesfhis draw their support from the Cretan Fits stopped free and permanently cured 10c 14 Day Radish Christians Seeds after first days use Dr Klines salvation to a Spanish captain named It has been decided that there shall No fitsNerve Restorer Free oftrial bottle jifflSHBr3 Brilliant Flower14 cents 15c 2 Worth 100 for Quintero who bravely protected him be a general mobilization of Greeks Great we 10 ilf Abovevoupkgs worth 100with will with some hundred soldiers from a and to this end the two classes of re- treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pr-our free toerether mail fjreat plant and seed catalogue upon sudden cavalry attack by the insurg- serves that had not been summoned The degree of every mans manhood is dereceipt of this notice and 14c postents age How can we do it Because wo termined by how much he says no to himcalled want new customers and know If you In this situation the Spaniards de- ¬ previously have been alone give a total self Rams Horn never VrT3i once try Salzers seed youU kuii never cec along witnoui menu cided to abandon the remainder ofsthe of The reserve forces 104500 men and behind this is what gzzssx Star Tobacco m Catalotrue alone 5c nostacre iv convoy which they succeeded in tak is LA CKOSSE WIS JOHN A 8AIZEB SEED CO As you chew tobacco for pleasure use called the territorial army which ing across the river and they fas- numbers upward of 146000 men not Star It is not only the best but the most tened their march to Manzanillo CAs lasting and therefore the cheapest UTHERN the object pf the Cubans was to seize by any means an insignificant force The Love is dead when the husband begins to convoy the fight ended there - It 000 standing army numbers about 25 the men of all arms grudge the money it takes to support his HOMES N lasted eight hours The Spaniards Ammunition and supplies for the wife Rams Horn took two hours to cross the riveraud troopsv are being supplied as rapidly as in the celebrated Coast Country Cheap and on rea and field terms fruit they behaved with great courage cfcur-- possible and Z have found Pisos GnrerorConsump fonable production vegetablemarkets crop farms Direct Frisco DiverBi in aiew days the whole tion an unfailing medicine F R Hotz Great ing all the battle Not a single Span ¬ available war strength of the nation fled crops Travel via Iinc frm jvi scott St Uovmgton lLy Uct 1 1894 StjXoui8 IFor land literature mapscscur- ish soldier deserted All who did not will have been prepared for sion rates and full information write anj THE AMERICAN LAND COMPANY reach Manzanillo were left killed or eventuality that may occur ST IOUIS MO The man who knows himself well will 303 Soe Elder wounded on the field G good deal about other men Rams Vienna March It is stated here know a mk Vk The battle was directed by Gen upon fa fo nt 5r authority that the porte has ac- Horn ei JKL Mza JFv m mA Calixto Garcia in person though the cepted the settlemeni of the Cretan The Grip of Pneumonia may be warded off W great success he obtained was in great difficulties agreed upon by the powers part due to the skill of his chief of which contemplates the establishment with Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar tKk SMOKE YD1R MEAT WITH KBflffiJSSUqinD KlRflCT staff Col Mario Menocal who re- of an autonomous administration in Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute ceived information about the path UIRCULAR t KnAUSEH BR0 WILTON PA A funeral at a house attracts people who Crete the withdrawal of the Greek which Vara del Rey had decided to troops handsomely illustrated go there at any other time Atchison A booklet and fleet from the island and never describing XEBISASKA her farms Globe follow He planned the battle plac the subsequent withdrawal of the and the opportunities there for ing the Cubans on both sides of the young men and farm renters to be troops etc When bilious or costive eat a Cascaret charge on river Buey Garcia took command of Turkish Mailed The same authority states that the candy cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 2oc come farm ownersS Eustis without Passenger General application to P Col Menocal of the the first body and Q R R Chicago 111 Agent C B second which made the last and de- ¬ admirals of the foreign war ships are The way to get a better position is to more DISCOVERY gives cisive attack on the other side of the preparing plans to coerce Greece into than fill your present one Rams Horn PAPQYKEff relief and cures worst I quick r book of testimonials and XO tlnvs compliance with their demands for her 9 i river The Cubans captured SO rifles evacuation of the island in the event cases Send for With cold neuralgia increases With St treatment Pree DrH II GREENS SONS Atlanta Ga one cannon ana ouuuuu rounas ot ara- information about Florida I8 flRI33A For reliablesame and lithograph limpa munition besides a large stock of pro- of her failure to do so within the six Jacobs Oil it decreases and is cured i Lliniu3 Apply for days prescribed to FLORIDA H031ESTEAD JO TAMPA FLORIDA visions for the town of Manzanillo It is Paris March 6 The Figaro pub- that youentirely superfluous to tellitpeople Gen Garcia controls the province of are getting old you show is Santiago de Cuba so far that even in lishes a report of an interview with M Delyannis prime minister of Greece Just try a 10c box of Cascarets candy ca the fortified towns and seaports where had by the correspondent of the paper tharticfinest liverand bowel regulator made the Spaniards still hold out his orders in Athens The Greek premier is quotCURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS are still obeyed Only after paying Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use A baby in a buggy is a good thing but no the Greek troops in time bold by druRRists regular contributions to the insurgent ed as saying that any circumstances man likes to push it along would not under army are the merchants of these Cold stiffens a sprained muscle St Jatowns able to import and sell their be withdrawn from Crete Greece M Delyannis said merely cobs Oil warms softens and cures it A N K E goods Bayamo is still in the handt of 1647 the Spaniards butthe Cubansfreely asked for a plebiscite toshow that the WRITING TO ADVERTISERS It takes backbone to take any kind of a WHEN that you saw the AdvertisementPLEAS V 1b thbi state communicate with the town and the inhabitants of the island of Crete are stand that will leave a man standing alone paper overwhelmingly in favor of a union garrison dare not make any sally he against the numerous insurgent bands with the Greek kingdom Anyway disPICKED TOP ON BE0ADWAY declared Greece would prefer to which swarm around the place appear from the map of Europe rather than draw back from the position she SNOW STORM A True Incident A woman was picked up in the street in an unconscious con ¬ has taken dition and hurried to the nearest hospital On examination her body was found Raging in the Northwest the Greatest of Athens March 6 The cabinet counthe Winter Serious Railroad Block- ¬ cil which met Thursday evening after to be covered with sores caused by the hypodermic injection of morphine ade xnis mere wrecit oi a woman naa once neia an nonorable and lucrative with Premier Delyannis St Paul Minn March S Reports King George sat until interview Friday position in a large publishing house in 1 oclock Sunday night from 100 towns iri the New York Her health began to fail Inr that as a renorthwest indicate that another great morning It is reported of the minisstead of taking- rest and medical treat-snow storm is raging perhaps the sult of the deliberations ment she resorted to the stimulus of several important decisions greatest of the winter A serious ters morphine blockade is on in South Dakota No were reached According to report determined upon the The hospital physicians discov ¬ trains have been moving to Water the cabinet Greek fleet on the coast action of the ered that her primary trouble was town Huron Millbank and other view of aiding of an affection of the womb which points for the past 24 hours the Macedonia with athe Macedonian mobilization of could readily have been cured in The South Dakota legislature which the first stages adjourned at Pierre on Friday forces the guarding of the Macedonian towns devolving upon the gendarmie has been unable to leave that place If when she had felt those seand the depot battalions It is estiowing to the blockade vere pains in the back the terrible General Superintendent Russell Harding of the mated that Greece will soon have 100- headaches the constant sense of Great Northern has just come in from 000 men under arms including the rej fullness soreness and pain in the North Dakota and says he never saw serves pelvic region she had used Lydia The Greek ironclad Spezia andTzara SEt Jill W tfflfljrW anything like the quantity of snow up E Pinkhanrs Vegetable Com ¬ there He said I think I would be have sailed from the Pirasus under pound it would have dissolved and very conservative indeed to estimate sealed orders passed off that polypus in the 6 In the house of London March the snow as being three feet on a level womb and to day she would have on the plains It is probably nearer commons Friday Mr G N Curzon been a well woman sitting in her secretary to the foreign office four f eet Now that is a tremendous under office quantity when one thinks of the vast stated that the British battleship Rod ney with three foreign warships had Why will women let themselves area it covers And it is not all down go in this way It seems passing started for Zlino Crete with orders to yet as telegrams received Sunday strange that a woman like this one afternoon indicated another snow assist the Turks who are besieged by Cretan Christians near that town so highly educated and so well placed should have de storm pended on morphine instead of seeking- a radical cure No Trains From Cincinnati Tornado at Fort Smith Ark excuse There is who Fort Smith Ark March 8 A tor- ¬ Indianapolis Ind March 6 It is help Mrs noPinkhanx for any woman to suffers she need not go without stands ready help any woman her address is nado visited this city Thursday night stated by railroad men who have been Lynn Mass Write to her it will cost you nothing In the meantime get a doing considerable damage The connected with Indianapolis lines for heavy trusses of the new building of many years that not since 1875 have bottle of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound at the nearest druo the Electric Light and Power Co were the railroad lines experienced so much store The following letter from one of your sisters will encourage you-Mrs Bertha Lesrman No 1 Erie St 27th Ward Pittsburg Pa writes weakened by the wind and rain and trouble from high waters as Friday to Mrs Pinkhaia y I can hardly find words with which to thank you for Friday it collapsed Five men went For the first time in the history of the down in the debris two of them R A roads there was not a train in from what you have done for me I suffered nearly seven years with backache Brown and Harrison Cruch being fa¬ Cincinnati during the day and sideache leucorrhcea and the worst forms of womb troubles 11 tally injured Doctors failed to do me any good I have taken four bottles of LydiaE Accidentally Shot Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and one box of Liver Pills and used one Winchester O March 0 W C package A Terrible Sneeze cfSanative Wash and shot by Belleontaine0 March 8 Frank Smith 18 was accidentallyHn nis trou-a- ily gaining flesh am stouter now can say I am well and have been stead and heartier now than I have been f ov carried Ball of Quincy during a fit of sneez ¬ years I am recommending your Vegetable Compound to my friends Again ing gave a violent convulsive jerk and gers pocket inflicting- a bad wmrnd r I thank you for the good health I am en joking The ball was extracted dislocated his laft shoulder v TROOPS DEEEATEDk rV - Millions ot Coolc Books Given Away Ia Greece Continue - M ¬ Company-a-Cooker- y ¬ for February ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ f i - ¬ m - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ L ¬ ¬ 4rv 7 Sarsaparilla - P ¬ ¬ ailLr a s 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ wC i ¬ ¬ 9e8Se99M9 lil H kfinii i ¬ Jmw fWWW ¬ ¬ -- FREE ¬ ¬ Yucatan it perfection ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - - ¬ ¬ Jl jSLBr-- - ¬ ¬ a EtJ 1 ¬ m fPs 4uX3 - U i - ilS -- lit if Lf it 1 m 4 i -- t- - - Is a- - A l km iotk Mm lb I r - li - w m ttflSli inWlMtfUA ffljyn liViWaTmnffft- fiftlSMmrTi iJBtf rra slate v afcu iJibi -- V r 4 ft THE BOURBON lEWS TUESDAY MARCH gives me an opportunity to look upon your face onee more and as for signal ¬ ing never hesitate to signal Angus Bruce it will not be trifles that keep him from responding besides Miss Hill Ave are becalmed and will gain no bjfr 9 1897 HAD A BAD TOOTHACHE t 3 V L-- if ml The next day all of the young darkies on the place were assembled in front of tho mansion and Clara assisted by her mother selected Millie a bright smart girl of 15 yearswho was at once brought into the house and placed under tutelage in order that she might in time be competent to look after the wardrobe of her young mistress ffffifK H BSCOTT Caleb three years the senior o Millie and a grandson of old Uncle Jobe was Copyright by A N Kellogg Newspaper Co selected as her future coachman Das you Miss Das you honey CHAPTER V Continued Clary exclaimed Uncle Jobe as he Herbert had thoroughly reviewed the felt the honor conferred You jus matter in his mind and had come to the stick to the ole stock Das liable da conclusion that with the banker safely is aint da marster out of the way ana che guilt fixed on Yes Jobe I believe they are liable Angus in no uncertain manner he to get mixed up wTith alligators would be able to make Clara Hill his Now glong marster glong Isnt wife Notwithstanding all he had heard you neber gwine to let loose bout dat her say it was still his opinion that it cator was his uncles wealth alone that inAngus Bruce when he passed out the duced her to accept his proposal but mouth of the river on the trip down how would the removal help him in re- with the cargo for Charleston reached spect to wealth Fannie would inherit his destination safely and now was on all the open sea bound for Beaufort and Perhaps it would be best to win Pan as his schooner scudded along before nie or coerce Tier into marrying him t he wind the times were not infrequent but she was engaged to marry Clarence when he took from beneath the bosom and the squire and Clarence would be of his vest a golden locket The small more than he could overcome chain was around his neck and as his He must have their friendship for he big brown hand unclasped the locket would need them both and he gazed down into the deep blue How then could his uncles wealth eyes of Clara Hill tears filled his own become his Remove Pannie also No and many a time he pressed the minia- ¬ that would never do ture to his lips and uttered the words One murder might be successfully I saved you Clara Belle thank God Carried through but two not at this I saved you if even for another time and then there might be other heirs who would inherit equally with CHAPTER VI him but stay there was the bankers it wiix go hakd tiiex but i will have will among his private papers in the your hand vault at the bank He had told him The last day of May arrived and found where they might be found in case of all preparations completed for the two his sudden death marriages which were to take place The first thing was to inspect that the evening of the ensuing day will and that he would do before mak ¬ Mr Loyd and Pannie were to come ing further plans down on the Sunshine which had been Clara Hill returned to Orton a week especially chartered to convey both after having accepted theproposal of themselves and friends of the contract Mr Loyd and it is safe to say that as rag parties to Orton v Sunshine passed the locality where the Clarence Hill was happy as a lark aritl Angus she had fallen overboard Pannie who would soon be his bride Bruce was the one who occupied her was not less so thoughts He had been seldom from Clara had not looked back since her mind since the moment when she plighting her troth to the banker nor had heard him exclaim as she was sink Jwouid she have recalled her pledge ing down into the rivers depths for the could she really have done so Uasttime M Wlr As banker heiwasvery happy Courage Clara Belief VCourage his quiet way verj proud of the and she thought how instantlv she had in who would so soon become felt I am saved and of the strong splendid girl his home and heart But of mistress arms of the brave Scot as he clasped her his mind was sometimes filled with mis ¬ in them and dragged her back from givings as he thought of the difference - death between their ages and he asked himHe has won my love nobly she self the question thought I am untrue to womanhood Am I doing this young girl an in- ¬ but he cannot have my hand justice in making her my wife Can When she arrived at Orton she found she be happy as the wife of a man so her father and Clarence very happy over many years her senior the state of affairs Mr Loyd and herNever did he question he should be self had written them of the engage happy He doubted not if happiness his ment would lie in contributing to thatof This is well Clara said thc squire It fair young bride and knowing the his as they were riding from the landing to high character of Clara he was satisthe house You will be the fairest and fied thatshe would not marry where she wealthiest bride in the old North state feared for the happiness of the future Loyd has wealth enough but your Abner nill was well satisfied with tho mother has no small dower for you and outlook for his son and daughter and you shant leave Orton unremembered his wife was ileased if only her children by your father v I wish you to select two young ne ¬ ere happy written a letter that day Clara had groes a male and female from Orton was very anxious Pannie should any two that may please you The girl that she before coming down the river receive bring into the house at once and let on the morrow and at five oclock she Il rour motuier ana Aunt iMiza begin had to tlic pony saddled and training her for a housemaid the boy doorher she was soon brought and mounted and Clarence and Corbett can drill in the cantering in the direction of the land ¬ car of horses Thus you will always ing with the idea that she would be have around you two servants whom able to intercept the Sunshine which you know you can trust and you shall she knew was down the river and have a bill of sale for them receipted should be coming back at this time they go with you yes daughter and but to her dismay the Sunshine passed horses and cows and anything in Or¬ up without halting when she was yet ton that your heart desires you will several hundred yards from the wharf be at the top of the ladder child Are Clara was about to turn back when you happy she noticed the sails of a schooner No father not happy and yet I flapping almost idly in jthe air oppo2ant say unhappy I know that Mr site the wharf Loyd loves me for myself alone and This schooner may suitiny purpose not for any aggrandizement he ex ¬ she thought as she hastened down pects to obtain to his wealth by ob ¬ Arrived at the landing she recognized taining me for his wife I fold him that the Clara Belle and as the schooner all your wealth went to your eldest son was but 40 or 50 jTards out in the stream laid he said that having me he con- ¬ tlfe form of Angus Bruce upon the deck sidered that he had the greatest part There was no air stirring- - and the of it tide being at low ebb they were be- ¬ Why he has so he has and his calmed and making no headway An ¬ daughter shall be mistress of the rest gus evidently recognized Clara as she two splendid marriages rode upon the dock for he raised his But father I came very near being hat the bride of death Clara hesitated about signaling him Yes yes and Bruce stopped here go believing it not well that they should ing out and never spoke of it feared to meet again she But this letter worry us I suppose and the next day thought must reach Pannie and thiy vour letter told us all about it a brave may be my last opportunity I must and trusty man is Angus Bruce I owe signal the Clara Belle Angus may send him a debt that I can never repay but 1 the mate or one of his sailors ashore can reward him well She waved a handkerchief a boat wqs Speak not of rewarding Angus fa lowered from the schooner and Angus rther You would insult a noble soul descended into it accompanied by two JBut one object would reward Angus sailors who speedily pulled away for the Bruce and that he will notseek landing and he was soon standing by And that Clarn the side of the girl he loved Is your daughters hand he has her Clara had dismounted Hid a as hold love ing the rein of Chub in one hand and Clara you love Angus Bruce ler letter in the other yes and he loves me I Yes father Good evening Miss Hill it was a lixiow It is a love of which a princess pleasure to receive your signal might be proud If you had heard his Thanks my brave rescuer I almost cry when I sank beneath his waves feared to signal you for fear I should I cant blame the lad I cant blame detain you but I was so anxious that Fannie Loyd should have this letter him It is well you are to wed so soon ¬ to night or at early dawn to morrow M13 Hill did not seem as enthu marriage as and the Sunshine escaped my vigilance siastic over the coming I am truly glad it did Miss Hill Jid Tierrhusband and Clarence and in oie weeks that intervened between the Please do not think me hold but it ¬ DREAMER JIN THE GRASS Far away the toilers reap But in grasses cool an deep Winds are singin me to sleep An the river as it streams In the shadows an the gleams Ripples music through my dreams Far away the noisy townWhere the clouds o traffle frown--Herthe blossoms bendin down Here the winds sweep oer the plains Here the bee the honey drains Here the tinkle o the rains Here the waters as they pass By the dreamer in the grass Are the lilys lookin glass Whats a city Bricks an towers Where they toll the heavy hours Heres a kingdom in the flowers Here forever let me be Where the river sings to sea With Gods blue sky coverin me Frank L Stanton in Chicago Times Herald e hiswife No mother Iwill marry Mr Loyd though I know if I told him I de sired to be released he would release me but I do not desire it Daughter I would be willing you should marry Capt Bruce rather than see yoii live time of tho engagement andthe first of June while preparations were being made for the double wedding often said Daughter if you think you will not be happy revoke your pledge to become ¬ a life of misery I know dear mother but father and my brother Clarence would rather see me in the grave than wedded to a pilots son I shall not live a life of niiseibut I shall always in my inmost heart - carry the image of Angus Bruce Now mother pray let us speak no more of that headway for another hour unless the breeze stiffens At six oclock the tide will be running up and as we have no cargo aboard we may reach Wilming ¬ ton and your letter the hands of Misp Loyd by 11 at most Oh captain I shaH thank you so much No thanks are required for any ¬ thing I can do for you Miss Hill But still I thank you captain and here is the letter for Miss Fannie I myself will place it in her hands said Angus but if there is an answer she had best send it by the Sunshine I will be detained to ship a cargo There will be no replj captain ex- ¬ cept in person for Fannie will be here to morrow night know you not of the weddings True Miss Hill I heard that your brother Clarence and Miss Loyd would marry is it so soon - Yes captain but did you hear of no other marriage that would occur at the same time and place No Miss Hill in the Cape Fear recently else will wed I have been but little Pray who - Captain when you next see me I shall have changed nry name I will then be Clara Loyd Claras face reddened as she spoke the words but Angus paled to the very lips as he exclaimed You Clara you Loyd what Loyd I knew not that John Loyd had a son ¬ ¬ night captain nies father that I wed to morrow v It is John Loyd the banker Pan Here Clara Belle take back the image of the one I loved and Angus snatched from his neck the slender golden chain and the locket from his breast but no no what am 1 say-¬ ing I will keep it ever as a memento of the girl I saved from the livers depths in order that she might sell herself for gold Good by Clara Hill No Clara Loyd Ha Ha and Angus staggered like a man who has received a heavy blow towards hisnoat Angus Angus wailed Clara Yes Clara yes Miss Hill forgive me how could I have honed to gain your hand and yet gazing at the contents All within now seems dead but -- tthe -- - S- - ¬ She waved a handkerchief or J W ¬ ¬ ¬ of this little locket day after daj- - night after night I had grown to hope wealth I am fast accumulating and a name I will carve out in time not second to that of John Loyd if you will in the natural attributes of man I scarcely think I am inferior to a man who is going down the shady side of life John Loyd had hardly snatched you from the treacherous current of the river when his nephew stood as help- ¬ less as a child and saw your young life going but I am but a pilots son while ¬ John Loyd is a banker Oh Angus cease a 1 A loyal to my fathers will But you do not love John Loyd I respect and honor him No more and yet you wed him Angus Angus why torture me I would place a barrier between myself and the man I love but cannot wed And that man I could not be dis ¬ Is the pilots son Oh Clara Belle ¬ It will go hard then but I will have your hand Impossible I wed John Loyd and now good by Good by my Clara Belle and Angus Bruce pressed the hand of Clara to his lips hastily entered his boat and soon stood on his schooners deck watch ¬ ing the fast receding form of the plant your heart to-morr- Clara Belle Havel ers daughter THAT CHAPTER VH I SUPPOSE DQCTOIUNG WOULD BE A WILL CALLED John Loyd did not visit the Carolina bankon the 30th of May All his time was occupied in preparing for the mor ¬ row ¬ -- ¬ ¬ went home He ascended the- stains to his ropmt closed and locked the door after he had entered then he unlocked his trunk and took therefrom a shath knif e The blade was fully six inches long and was sharpened fit to cut a hair in twain even if suspended in the air The handle was of bone He glanced along the keen edge of the blade Ah Uncle John this night your lease of life runs out the mine will soon explode What matters if my hand be stained - Herbert Lathrop was at his usual sta- ¬ tion at the cashiers window until the bank closed at four oclock when he with blood so I but thwart your pur- ¬ pose and leave smooth water for my- ¬ self to swim in And Angus Bruce I clear cannot wait for you you will swing -- the rest holding turpentine or cotton that now was the time to sell thinking that some of them would charter Bruce and I could get him here but notrIo The murder must seem the workofiob-- I have told Murchison and all -- - HUMOROUS She Was the piec well done Af ter supper a trip to che bank ta Soj e Syaaptows of Bad Temper Ac roasted it He Oh yes the compnnied tke Complaiat ermine the will and then my uncle People who never had a toothache Yonkers Statesman critk while you soundly sleep this slender cannot appreciate this story And peoWillie Are you the nearest relar blade shall cut your life in twain Mother Yes The knife was restored to the trunk ple who never had a toothache have no live Ive got mamma and at the supper table Herbert ap ¬ business to brag about their salvations love and your pa is the closest relative youve got Tit Bits peared almost in his usual serene being secure The man of this story went to the Darling said she do you love me frame of mind if otherwise father and Yes dearie said daughter were so full of thoughts of drug cleric of one of the oldest houses as much as evert In the city This is only an incident ie with his nose buried in his news the morrow that they would have ob- ¬ He went there because it was nearer paper That ought to have satisfied her served no change in him O I Why but she had to ask Did you charter the Sunshine Her- ¬ than any other drug store want something said the suffer dunno Habit I guess Cincinnati I bert er to ease my aching tooth My den ¬ Enquirer John and will J Yes Unclecast off lines Harper time tist is out of the city to day and I only Dishere am de time o yrahTaid bci ready to at the want to get something that will stop Uncle Ebenr when charty counts Er desired man kin show de practical side of Is At eight oclock Herbert ascended the pain until he comes back That was a cowardly lie He knew nature by leffin de formometer alone the steps to the bank unlocked the door and entered The iron blinds to the he had no dentist He knew that he an puttin down er few maisurements windows were closed and securely fas had suffered at intervals with that o de cold wedder in is check booTc- tooth for years and because he was Washington Star tened He lighted two oil lamps and placed afraid of a dentist But he did not want What made your future the drug man to think he was a coward away just now with such a disap ¬ them on a desk then unlocked the So he invented this lie in order to get pointed mien Have yo quarreled r vhult opened a small compartment and ¬ Oh no We merely confessed to each took therefrom a tin box of rather small anything chat would give him a surcease from pain for the time He knew other our debts Fliengende Blatter dimensions if he could do that he would sit down 1 think this talk He next seated himself at the desk Miss Passey ¬ arid took out the contents which con- ¬ alone somewhere and chuckle to him about apendicitis is all nonsense Why sisted of several packages of papers self that he had won another victory when I was a child I used to swallow over an old tooth and without seeing grape seeds and all sorts of things with- ¬ tied together with tape The first one he opened consisted of a dentist And he could say as he had out the slightest bad effect Miss Rose-said before to others I did not have bud Yes but jou must remember insurance policies to go to a dentist I am my own den- ¬ that appendicitis hadnt been indented The second mortgages and notes There is nothing a man can do then Brooklyn Life The third deeds to real estate with tist bills of sale of several negroes owned by of which he will be prouder than knock ¬ My mither sent me to see if you ing out a toothaeheNvithout Tesorting wad gie her a calendar like the ane you tlie banker There was yet another package of to the dentist gied to Mrs Mackay said a boy to asked the man grocer in the village Which tooth is it miscellaneous papers and in the very But my little in the drug store ¬ bottom of the dox lay u yellow enboy replied the grocer your mother I dont see what difference that does not get her groceries here No velope en which was inscribed kLast will and testament of John makes to you Isnt it enough for you replied the boy but she borrows them Sfoyd to know that I have a toothache from Mrs Mackay and Mrs Mackay aching is a back one and gets them frae you If the tooth TR Household Lto be continued has a cavity it can be treated with more Words jk ease and I might give you something SHE NEEDED REST NO BOTTOMLESS LAKES different for such a tooth Now if it How Amaryllis Convinced Her of the is a front The Deepest Are Less Than 2501 Fact f You Well it is not a front one You Feet ought to go away for a rest guessed it right in the first place It is The deepest body of fresh water iij said Amaryllis as I threw myself down a back tooth a wreck at that and it Am erica is Crater lake Ore Only on a on her manj cushioned divan Then has a cavity as big as a water main lake in the world Lake Baikal exceeds with the frankness of true friendship Now what else do you want to know it in depth and it is only 400 feet deeper he remarked Your eyes have big How long have you had it Until recently it was asserted Crater lake black rings around em and you are Had what the toothacheor the cav- was bottomless but soundings have tHe color of lead I think you need a ity shown its greatest depth to be 2000 feet l rest The toothache It is five miles in diameter nearly cir- ¬ I am taking iron Amaryllis I said was aching when cular and occupies the crater of an Always had it It with a show of spirit it cut its way through the guraIt has extinct volcano No fish have ever been You look as if you were taking ty ¬ never done anything but ache known to exist in Crater lake Recently phoid malaria by the bottle retorted You said your dentist is treating it a club of mountain climbers with headmy flattering friend scornfully Do Yes I did say that Dog take it quarters at Portland sent to Washing you knows what will happen to you if irian what of that has taken me ton a request that Crater lake be you continue in your mad career Well 40 years to conclude to It have it treated stocked with trout and the government Ill tell you a story If a tooth of mine acted like that 2xperts are going to find out if such a Awhile ago a nice little woman would have it out It is easy walked to the edge of one of our piers I Would you Say did you ever have scheme is practicable enough to put trout into the water bui and just dropped off There were no a toothache and what has this to do the domestic or other troubles to drive her with your giving me something for food question is if there is sufficient in the water to nourish them after to desperation but the water fascinated this tooth of mine What is it to me they are there The experts will tow her with its look of rest and she was so what you would do small gauze nets over the water at alj tired I tell you this weariness of life I am fixing you something now that hours of the day Animalculae will is a bitter thing The brain seems to will give you relief until your dentist catch in the gauze and from its abund- ¬ slip a cog and all the world is out of comes back ance or lack it can be ascertained if the joint When we are filled with a hun ¬ man with the aching molar water contains nourishment The ger for rest for change for the oppor- ¬ chuckled An interesting series of experimentE tunity of getting away and going some- ¬ Here is your medicine will also be undertaken to ascertain the where even drowning is alluring This Well any directions on the bottle V temperature of the water at various is the holiday point the time when we No If you have had a toothache must take a vacation or break down It often you will know how to use it Of depths No such observations have ever Deen taken of fresh water so far downri is a terrible thing to be thus tired for course you wont urinlc it With this end m view a full equipment in such condition neither man nor worn Well T have taken drinks for it of self registering thermometerstana an is in fit state to judge wisely or well You never swallowed anything like supplementary apparatus will be taken of anything When a woman is just a you had you wouldnt be here along andlet down with sounding lines this little tired she can lie down and go to now If There are very few places in the lak sleep but when she is tired out mentalIs that so What is it poison Why where the depth is less than 1600 feet ly and spiritually as well as physically dont you put the skull and crossbones and no lake on the western hemisphere she must do something must exert on that label Ill have you arrested approaches this herself restlessly in order to obtain rest You take a little cotton saturate it It is no wonder then that Crater This is a wing feather of a glorious with this and put the cotton in the cav ¬ lake was supposed to be bottomless truth will give you rest until However the truth is that all lakes over ity Ill go away I said feebly N Y yourand this returns dentist 150 feet deep possess a similar reputa Advertiser Well what is it I want to know tion Any body of water that is deeper what I am taking for a toothache You than the length of the longest feeling Common Streets in 1848 Cleveland is at the northern termi- druggists kill more people than the line is sure to lack a bottom in the nation of the canal wrote Henry Brooklyn trolley lines Have you got popular belief A first rate example ol this sort of delusion is afforded by Howe in 1S48 in his Historical Collec- any cotton to go with it I can give you some cotton Lafayette lake in Idaho Some of the common streets tions It was I dont ask you to give it to me formerly imagined to be bottomless are 100 feet wide and the principal and later its depth was officially stated business one Main street meaning Su- PI pay Oh no We always give a pinch of to be 2600 feet Recent investigation perior has the extraordinary width of proves that its greatest depth is 305 feet 132 feet It is one of the most beautiful cotton with a bottle of this medicine Pinch be blowed I want a bale of There is no data on which to base a towns in the union and much taste is displayed in the private dwellings and it andi I want about a gallon of this guess as to the bottom of Crater lake disposition of shrubbery The location remedy the old thing is just killing me but the supposition is that it will be very little above the freezing The is dry and healthy and the meanderings now The druggist gave him a ball of cot- ¬ temperature of the ocean remains at of the Cuyahoga river and of the steamboats and the shipping in the port ton and the customer literally rushed about 40 degrees Pabrenheit all the year round even in the tropics Neverthe- ¬ and leaving or entering it and of the out forgetting to pick up his change What did you give him we asked less some volcanic heat may yet remair numerous vessels on the lake under Water and peppermint to warm the waters sail presents a prospect exceedingly rater lake The next day the customer was on Chicago News interesting from the high shore of the lake Near the center of the place is Pifth avenue when he met a friend tc A Chinese Proclamation a public square of ten acres divided whom he said There being no signal service in Chi ¬ Ive kept a dentist from making a into four parts by intersecting streets authorities neatly inclosed and shaded with trees iee I dont believe in Tushing to a na the drought rely in case of a pro ¬ upon the gods for tracted tooth carpenter wheni I have a toothAlbany Argus ache I am my own dentist Ive won relief Recently the following proclaagain old man Cost me- a quarter mation was issued by a magistrate in Accommodating Station Master the hopes of procuring a shower A gentleman recently returned from Lets go in and blow in thedifference Obeying raj superiors this proclama N Y Sun traveling in England brought back the tion is issued and again we beseech the following story which he tells with Button favor of Heaven Sheep hogs and alls Fashionable such hearty laughter as to make one be Nearly all the elegant buttons are such animals must not be slaughtered lieve that to have seen the incident now shown in three distinct sizes de- ¬ nor must there be any barter in them were better than to read about it The engineer of a train or rather signed for one costume Many of the Chickens ducks fish and shrimps must driver as they call him in England not smaller buttons are veritable jewels in not be sold for food Onions and garlic shutting off steam soon enough ran their artistic beauty of color and de¬ must not be eaten Let no one lightly sign and they are set exactly like ac ¬ or negligently regard this If anyone His train some distancepastthe station He backed down again but either tual gems on low mountings of purposely disregards this proclamation through carelessness or defective ma whitened silver or pure gold or pearl he will be brought before the masris-trate- and beaten N Y Sun chinery his engine ran some distance Jet plomb colored enamel and bronze set in riveted points are- all the other wav The station master ex buttons Straight to tlie Point ceedingly wroth at the first miscalcula familiar styles Some of the handsome A lady having made an appointment tion was simply spluttering with wrath jet and iridescent cord passementeriei to meet her daughter in a large draperyat the second and running down the have buttons to match which are not establishment and arriving too soon oc¬ intended to have any strain upon them track he yelled out cupied her mind in pricing goods in Stop where you but are merely used as decorations all blanket department After half the Hold on there anr are Well just shift the station up tc over the cloth or other costume- - St hour had elapsed and bale after baJ Louis Republic you being as you cant get up to it had been turned out she said Harpers Pound Table Dont trouble showing me any mora V Cream Tomato Soup tomato soup is delicious if J only came in to meet a friend Cream What Is NeededMadam replied the shopman in sol ¬ properly made and seasoned Select It isnt ipneumatic tires that we perfect tomatoes and boil them until emn tones if you think there is the neecJrlie said is he packed himsell they can be easily pressed through a slightest chance of your friend being up strainer Add a pinch of soda to make among the blankets Ill be happy to No she returned inquiringly them very light Beat briskly and stir turn them over agar Scottish Not a bit of it he answered in as much sweet milk as you want Nights she soup Sprinkle in salt and white pep Might I ask what is wanted Tfcey Impressed Him asked per and serve at once Boston Budget Mr N Thoozer soliloquizing-Possibly a wheel that is pneumatic Blinks blubs derks eallumsv plocks An Apple Cream throughout would Pare core and slice two pounds of ap ¬ xnzzies freems joojoosrupti Not at all he interrupted My ex Mrs Thoozer What on earth are yon perience teaches me that what is really ples add the grated rind of a lemon a needed is something in the line of pneu jjill of water and five ounces ot castor talking about Edward Thoozer Oh nothing I was jnsl matic riders The fact that the ma iugar Stew until tender rub through sieve add a xint of prram Mix wll wrm g to remember sami words 1 saw chine has an air cushion doesnt help me when I take headerVaChicstgof And serve in a gljuutfifth St Jtmea j a bioyde catalogue taay that 1 h u ro w tt befovtK Y Journal CnetU Po A- hoose ¬ I 4 -- whotindertook to burglarize th -- ¬ son-in-law-- go rs -- 2 ¬ -- ¬ 3 ¬ rJ f o v -- ETS- - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ -- v - - -- - - - - - ¬ ¬ It S JS i - h Jvi - b v - 4 - Y V Vv -- i v ix - A THE V- y 0 OBB0N JKH W TUESDAY - 1 MRbH J 9i -- M GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS ANNOUNCEMENTS it Theatrical And Otherwise Remark In The IToyer fcK---- Nelson Wheatcroft the actor died of pneumonia last week in Philadelphia Are Yott FOR JUDGE NEWTON MITCHELL M - ChasDazey author of In Old Ken- ¬ and In War of vWealth tucky Mexico is now in France writing a Southern diama Thin v AKlNa POWDER Absolutely Pure Attractions this week at Cincinnati theatres- - Grand Too Much Johnson Walnut Richard Mansfield Fountain ATrip to Chinatown Laura Bigger and Burt Haverly Heucks Lewis Morrison in Faust Robinsons Katie Emmett Look afcout yoa See lot yourself Who suffer most from sleeplessness nervousness nervous dyspepsia neuralgia despondency general weak¬ Who are on the dge ness of nervous prostration all the time Those who are thin of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce James McClure as a candidate- - for Judge of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic partvr-FOR CIRCUIT CLERK We are authorized to announce Wm Purnell as a candidate for Judge THE PEOPLES GROCER Buyers of Groceries are not forced to go to cut iate stores for low -- f prices because E Opium chloral bromides Francis Jones the singing comedian leavening is booked to appear at the opera house Celebrated for its great strength and healthfulness Assures the March 18 19 and 20 with matinee on food against alum and all forms of adul-¬ Follies In Old Madrid latter date teration common to the cheap brands of a Night and Subject of The Czar Royal Baking Powder CO New YOrk are the plays to be produced Al G Fields Minstrels come on the 23d headache powders only make matters worse Iron and bit¬ ters are only stimulants To be cured and cured for good you need a fat making topd You want new blood rich blood and a strong nerve tonic Cod liver Oil with Hypophos We are authorized to announce Chas Butler as a candidate for Circuit Clerk subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce T Hart Talbot as a candidate for Circuit offered by them on same class of goods I have an excellent rierk subject to the action of the plete line of Democratic party t We are authorized to announce Ceorge T McCarney as a candidate for Circuit Clerk subject to the action ALMONDS ot the Democratic party APPLES ¬ I Will Meet Any Prices and 1 edm- - v FANCY ORANGES STANDARD GOODS FILBERTS BRAZIL PECANS FOR SBERIPP BANANNAS tie fi gpi Seventeenth Year Established mini SCOTTS EMULSION of DEWS 1881 Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BBUCE MILLER payable to the order of Champ Make all Checks Money Orders etc Member Tlio Senatorial Situation - 1 i Kfr- to f cf M i - Wit i Gov Bradley Friday appointed Maj A T Wood of Mt Sterling to succeed Senator J C S Blackburn in Maj Wood the United States Senate left Saturday for Washington but it is freely said at the Capital that he would not be seated Maj Wood was given a splendid ovation by his fellow citizens at Senator Teller MtSteiling Saturday will lead the fight against Maj Wood Gov Bradley has called a special ses- ¬ sion oE the Kentucky Legislature to meet Saturday to elect a Senator Blackburn will arrive to day in Frank ¬ fort and will make a strong effort to prevent the election of a Republican Hunter says that he is sure to be elected He will establish headquarters at Frankfort to morrow - The late Alexander Herrmann has a worthy successor in his nephew Leon Herrmann who entertained a critical Book about it free for the asking audience at the Grand last night with d work and the skillful For sale by all druggists at 50ci and Asiatic The J0O clever illusions Trilby and The BOWNE NewYorfc Artists Trunk Mystery SCOTT Mme Adelaide Herrmann in Dream her marvelously beautiful and graceful dances was a leading feature of the pro- ¬ Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa- ¬ Mme tion sick headaches 25c at druggists gram and won new admirers Hermann was a handtOJie and valuable aide to her nephew Herr- ¬ Lost In Paris Monday an 90a mann HI and they should have a most stick pin Finder will please leave af The News office and receive reward successful tour v phites is all this It feeds the tissues makes rich blood and strengthens the nerves sleight-of-han- authorized to announce ENGLISH WALNUTS MALAGA GRAPES George W Bowen as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the action of the V FINEST CHOCOLATE CANDIES v Democratic party elected Mr If STICK AND MIXED CANDIES Bowens deputies will be W W CANDIED CHERRIES Mitchell and J ames Burke CANDIED APRICOTS We are authorized to announce CANDIED PINE APPLES Brutus j Clay Jr with G W Judy and J Smith Clarke as deputies New York Cream Edam and Pine Apple Cheese Fancy Evaporated as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the Peaches Apricots Apples Prunes All kinds of Canned Fruits Sar¬ action of the Democratic party --5 We are - Si dines Champgnion French Peas Bottled Pickle Catsup Etc BALTIMORE CAN AND BULK OYSTERS FOR COUNTY CLERK We are authorized to announce Ed D Paton as a candidate for re election as Clerk of the Bourbon County Court subject to the action of the Democratic ISGRIG TURKEYS party - FOR JAILER President McKinley received thing like 5000 visitors yesterday some- ¬ v x eTr ifc A -- The Indiana Legislature Saturday passed the Compulsory Education Bill The News returns thanks to Hon W C Owens for a large map of the United - States About 6000 curious persons gathered h j to see President McKinley enter church Sunday The Louisville Commercial last Tuesday said of the TheSporting Craze to be seen at the Paris Grand Saturday night The Sporting Craze is a conventional farce comedy which follows on the lines of many similar skits which are designed to show off the talents of several lively soubrettes and comedians The particular comedians in this case are Carlin and Clark and George H Adams the old clown Songs and dances by all the members of the company form the basis of the entertainment Josh Reuben is a sporty farmer who has political aspirations He is opposed by the leader of the religious faction Si Watson and the fun hinges on the election when both men run for Sheriff Watson is doped and the fight is won Carlin and for the sporting element two Dutch comedians who are Clark are agile and have a great deal of vocal and terptichorean ability and are the main stays of the piece George Adams makes a good clown in his well known spe- ¬ cialties and Miss Alice Hanson carried off honors in spite of a cold The ladies quartet is good and the bag punching of Frank Farlev was excellent The girls ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the sporting craze The pictures being given away by Isgrig are wprks of Davis Thomson art and an ornament to any house Notice To The 1 rublic1- - t J President McKinley to grant her an Engagements audience average Ex Queen Lilioukalani has asked is above the Of nrfi nhsmplv nnd nntiVfi nnrl th rtnnrnnTivV Auctioneer Forsyth A T March 13 J H Hendricks house Saturday It has been an industrious and lot on Second street Paris Ky body and has passed some important How To Make Cake measures The Indiana Legislature adjourned a Sro Wis v v -- i - - aft noon issued his proclamation calling an best the cheapest 24 lbs 70c 100 lbs extra session of Congress for Monday 280 bbl 5 60 Try a sack and be convinced Also pure Silver Baking March 15 Powder warranted to give satisfac- ¬ tion 1 lb lb can All Hon James A Violett vaguely other goodscan 10c proportion 5cBring cheap in claimed as one of the gold Democrats the cash I keep no books charge who would vote for Hunter hotly de- - nothing S H Stivers Agt Eighth st 5mar 4t nounces the story and Hunter too Directions Use Ballards Obelisk McKinley Saturday after- ¬ Patent flour the purest the whitest the President I Mfvs - te t u -- - London is greatly excited ever the situation in Crete The French newspa- ¬ pers do not believe that Greece will pos ¬ itively refuse to accede to the demands of the Powers A semi official newspa- ¬ per at Vienna asserts that Greece is by no means sure of the support of Servia and Bulgaria in cas of war with Tur ¬ key ¬ - Opening March 10th if V-- 73 Er STOCK AND TURF NEWS 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 LC0 to 500 to land It will pay you to in- ¬ spect these models as such goods have never been shown in this market All are cordially invited to come to the opening and we will shibw yjou all of our novelties C In Fordham Hotel Parlors Si J y lm - - f ar 4- - - Turf Notes Louis Watkins Designers and Ladies Tailor Star Pointer the famous pacer sold to J H Murphy of Chicago for 15600 Saturday in New York Yesterdays Temperature Judge A R Burnam of the Court of The following is the temperature as Appeals has bought of ex Senator John Co D Harris Auditor Stones farm of 300 noted yesterday by A JvWinters of this city acres near Richmond paying for it 7a m 41 23000 9 a m 52i 56 R H Wills of Oynthiana purchased 10 a m 11 a m 61 from Bourbon men last week two fine 12 m 61 One of roadsters for Indiana parties 2p m 65 3 p m the horses was by Bourbon Wilkes and 64 4p m 63 j the other by Jay Bird It is said that 5p m 60 sfhey cost 250 each Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc -- B Ross to take charge of my office until I am able to resume my practice Dr Adair Ashbrook will attend to all unfinished work and We are authorized to announce W H such other work as my patroLs may Boone as a candidare for Jailer sub- ¬ ject to the action of the Democratic l Very respectfully vly party 9feb 2t Dr R A SraKe We are authorized to announce Wm V L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of Change of Time on Frankfort Cincinnati Bourbon County subject to the action Railroad v of the Republican party On and after March 1st passenger We are authorized to announce John C R VR will H Stewart as a candidate for Jailer trains on the F run as follows daily except Sunday subject to the action of the Democratic West Bound Leave Paris 920 am party arrive Georgetown iu a in arrive We are authorized to announce Frankfort 1155 a m Leave Paris 530 Joseph F Williams as a candidate for p m arrive Georgetown 635 j arrive Jailer subject to the action of the X Frankfort 725 Leave Frankfort630 a Democratic party East Bound m arrive Georgetown 720 a mVrarrive Paris 840 a m Leave Frankfort 3 p FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY m arrive Georgetown 415 p marrive We are authorized to announce vV Paris 510 p m Clifton Arnsparger as a candidate for C D Bercaw G P A re election as County Attorney subject to the action of the Democratic party curesgorjstip Wrights Celery Teayxc s vruggj W are authorized to announce Sam ¬ tion sick neaaaenps for uel B Rogers as a County Attorney subject to the action Piles Piles Piles 1 Ci of the Democratic party Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will We are authorized to announce Denis cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated aiid Itching Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch Dundon as a candidate for County At- ¬ ing at once acts as a poultice gives Instant torney r subject to the action of thu relief Dr Williams Iiidian Pile Ointment Democratic party is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the private parts and nothing else Every box is guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by mail for 50c and SI per box- - WILLIAMS FOR ASSESSOR MFG CO Prop Cleveland O For sale by y W T Brooks druggist We are authorized to announce J TJ Boardman as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the Your XJfe Jnsured- - lc a Day Jaction of the Democratic party- Our insurance is protected by bank-¬ JVe are authorized to announce S D able paper on the Capital City Bank of Clay as a candidate for Assessor of Columbus O There can be no stronger guarantee given you We darenot use Bourbon County subject to the action a banks name without authority if you of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Gar doubt it write them Good health is the best life insurance Wrights rett D Kenney as a candidate for Celery Capsules gives you good health Assessor of Bourbon County subject to they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach the action of the Democratic party trouble Rheumatism Constipation and We are authorized to announce Wm 100 days treatment Sick Headaches H Whaley as a candidate for Assessor costs lc a day A sight drafton above ac- ¬ of Bourbon County subject bank in every 1 box which brings tion of the Democratic party to the your money back if we fail to cure you Sold by W T Brooks druggist We are authorized to announce Will GMcClintock as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Archie W Bedford as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the Dr Miles Heart Cure action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce C L Hough as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party de-sirN have arranged with Dr JohniAdair We are authorized to announce Samuel T James as a candidate for Jailer subject to the action of the Main Democratic party We are authorized to announce W C Oones as a candidate for re election as jailer subject to the action of the Mr Jones candi- ¬ Democratic party dacy is in the interest of Mrs Landon NEWTON MITCHELL i St Opp Court Eoiise Paris Ky MARGOLENS sa IhV 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 competition I have a fine assortment of these goods and if you will come in and look at them I am sure I can please you and it is no trouble for me to show them to you Consider the prices which I quote below K- - w Wy jp Brussels from 40 cts up Ingrains from 18 cts up Matting from 9 cts lip Rugs from 50 cts up Remember the place and call early ftZ V- - H--- m JL H MARGOLEN ----- l Opp Court House PARIS KY 24jy-96-l- T- X ¬ l i - -- Ministers Should Use It s- FOR SURVEYOR f If We are authorized to announce Benj F Bedford Jr as a candidate for re election as Surveyor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS le-elec-ti- on flift llrVL i Do You Expect To Move Or u 7pm 56 Wrights Celery Tea regulates the liver and kidneys cures constipation and sick headache 25c at all druggists RAILROAD TIME CARD Awarded - L N R R tV r Highest Honors Worlds Fair- FronrCincinnati ll16a 7 - ARRT7AL OF TRAINS WM tJmf Q3r LNiI - vtssM rt-i um 530 m 1015 n m From Lexington 439 a m 740 a m 339 pm 622 pm From Richmond 435 a m7742 a m 333 p Mlm j rum jiiaysvme ft If a m au p m iim TO TUT v - KT v1 departure CREAM i - To Cincinnati BAKING POWDER - To Lexington 752 a m 1127 a m 540 p m 1021 p m To Richmond 1125 a in 537 p m 1025 p m --To Maysville 750 a m 630 p m F B Carr Agent 347 p m op trains 445 a m 752 a m Kentucky Midland Arrive 830 a m 528 p m Leave 955a m 550 p m Arrive Freight carries passengers 425p m leaves 435 p m K-r-- - jq jy - MOST PERFECT MADE iMJf- fOj ffV- - A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant S 40 YEARS THE STANDARD WH Cox F P Agknt as a candidate for as Superintendent of Public Schools for Bourbon County subject to the HERE IS NO PROFESSION whose action of the Democratic party labors so severely tax the nervous sys-¬ We are authorized to announce Wm tem as that of the ministry The de rangement of the nerve centers of the brain E Williams as a candidate for Super- ¬ by over work frequently brings on attacks intend nt of Public Schools for Bourbon County subject to the action of the of heart trouble and nervous prostration 2 Democraticparty Rev J P Kester M D Pastor TJ B church London Mills Ills himself a physi- ¬ cian writes Feb 26 1895 Heart affection FOR POLICE JUDGE and nervous prostration had become so We are authorized to announce Wm serious last fall that a little over work in Remington as a candidate for Police the pulpit would so completely prostrate me fchat ifc seemed certain I Judge subject to the action of the YT MilCS must relinquish the work Democratic party Heait CUre of h0 ministry entirely We are authorized to announce John Heart palpitation became R Adair as a candidate for Police DoctnvAP CSlOreS so bad that my auditors Judge subject to the action of the would ask me if I did not Democratic party XlWUlli have heart disease Last We are authorized to announce Newt November I commenced taking Dr Miles New Heart Cure alternately with Dr Miles Clark as a candidate for Police Judge Nerrlne and derived the greatest possible subject to the action of the Democratic benefit I have just closed revival work of party 10 weeks preaching nearly every night and twice on the Sabbath I can speak for hours without suffering as I formerly did Hard See advertisement in another column working ministers should keep Dr Miles of W J Bryans new book The First grand remedies on hand Send your order to Oscar Battle Dr Miles Heart Cure is sold on guarantee Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour am bottle will tecefit or mone rtfttuded bon county tf Kate Edgar We are authorized to announce Miss T liter Your Housekeeping In M g was IF YOU DO AND FINDYOU -- SEED ANYTHING ia lY I will positively save you money on anvtliine in my line Come in and get my prices and you cant buy goods anywhere else - M 1 JT - HINTQN M v j UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED TO Kfr itr li v n- d - - tt - ir -- Jjt - fc - - - - - - f S Tr f - v v j J - - vi ifv JwA jti JimiMimXxtjtA- joj - JLxcttyiim j i Cij -- Jlv-1C frmzrr twte - J z r vv- uMliiM - it jn awiLWr - ijL uennBljj -- v i Sii jwjk a - vv -- -- v r- - uuiinaHULUWtwiwr M hiwmmi ijBk pt -- imfw-A C - xJ - s r THE jabC B3SQN Good Tblny For Paris ¬ NEWS TTHBSOAY MARCH 9 18t7 Ox The More fin- THE B0URB6H NEWS Seventeenth Tear Established uTt 1881 Ky as KnkxedatthePostcOfficeatParls secoic i iss mall matter I TELEPHONE NO 124 MI SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Oneyear keWs costs r li I Payable in Advance S2 00 Six mouths jlOU ¬ port FROM you cant even get a re A GUN FREE OF CHARGE Orders Etc MiiijCkr K k- - Make all Checks Money payable to the order o Champ George Browner has accepted a position with George Rassenfoss iWkt Three ladies to adopt pro Call at this fession of trained nurse Wanted office -- - optician will be at the Hotel Windsor to day Dr Louis Landman the Cincinnati For latest styles best quali- ¬ ty and lowest prices in foot wear go to Notice Hugh Montgomery 2t has tendered his resignation as American His resignation Consul at Marseilles was to take effect March 4th to consult Dr A Goldstein of Louisville about your eyes Tuesday next March 16th at Hotel Windsor Co A J Winters Hon C M Thomas of this city Dont fail To procure a perfect fit and get an idealehoe you should go where the most replete stock is kept Watch the crowd and see if it dont stop at Mont- ¬ 2t gomerys The Sacrament of the Lords Supper will be administered in the Second Presbyterian Church next Sabbath Usual services on Wednesday evening i and Saturday morning - il Dr George Spencer and Clarence Argo united by letter with the Christian Church Sunday morning Miss Blanche Wilhelm joined the Baptist Church by cgnfession Sunday night JamesAnderson colored assigned to His Saturday assets consist of three small houses and a half interest in a vacant lot and saloon fixtures Liabilities unknown John B Northcott lecturer will lecture on Emerson Dr Leon H Vincent the famous in this eity on the evening of March 18th under the auspices of the Paris Literary Club This will be one of the literary treats of the season and will doubtlesR be well attended Big Cattle Sold - w Among the PariB and Bourbon people The News has heara several enter prising citizens talk encouragingly about COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY who have lately changed locations are noted tTHE NEWS MAN the proposed electric street car line Henry Isgrig has moved into R B which Mr C Nx Williams wants to build in Paris Mr Williams built and Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At Hutchcrafts residence on Mt Airy has leased the Georgetown lme which The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And avenue and C E Butler has moved in ¬ to Mrs Patsv Edwards residence on Elsewhere is now paying a nice profit He rightly Mrs Chas Mehagen left yesterday South Main lately vacated by Mr thinks that Paris which has 2000 more Isgrig J T Hinton Jr and wife will would for Chicago population than Georgetown occupythe residence on Pleasant street make an electric line a good paying Miss Lillie Daniel has arrived home vacated by MrButler enterprise from Cincinnati Geo CJrosdale and family will move to Mr Williams who is an expert in his Mr Charlton Alexander Jr waB in the Singer building lately occupied by business says that a two mile line could MtSterling Sunday Donatl confectioner on Main street op- ¬ be built and equipped in Paris for Mr Arch Paxton of Cincinnati posite the Express office 16000 running several cars He says C B McShane of Ruddles MiUs has that the line could be operated easily on was in the city Sunday Miss Annie Gaper is visiting Miss moved to Cynthiana Main street notwithstanding the pre- ¬ Will F Wilson of the county has dictions of croakers about the width of Loula Finnell in Frankfort the street Mrs W H Cox and daughter Miss moved to Mt Sterling Geo Harper of Ruddles Mills has One Paris man who has been identi Edith were in Cincinnati Saturday moved cottage near the fair fled with several successful enterprises Ms Frank Carr arrived home yes- ¬ grounds into a in this city is willing to take stock in terday from a visit to relatives in Rich- ¬ Wm Foster and wife late of Winthe line and to assist in raising the re- ¬ mond chester- have taken possession of the old quired amount 16000 Another enter- ¬ Miss Nannie Clay has returned from Central Hotel man has ex- ¬ prising Paris v a visit to Mrs Laura Wiggins in Cov- ¬ pressed a willingness to subscribe very Fine Photographs ington liberally to such an enterprise Mrs Mary Gorham and son Mr A J Winters Co have on display With the shares placed at fifty dol- ¬ Fred Gorham returned yesterday to in their show window three fine photo- ¬ lars nearly every merchant and many graphs taken by Drs Roberts and private citizens would take stock in the Louisville ¬ Mrs Susan McCrohan of Wood- Ussery with their X Ray outfit One line In Georgetown the merchants and citizens took up the matter and ford is the guest of Mrs Bashford on picture which located a bullet in a mans forearrri was taken in eight min ¬ successfully raised the necessary Pleasant street amount Shall Georgetown lead Paris Mr and Mrs S M Wilmoth were utes Another picture shows a ring on in point of enterprise Who will start guests last week of their daughter Mrs a hand and was taken in three minutes The third picture taken in thirty sec- ¬ the ball here and be the promoters of an James Lail of Cynthiana enterprise which will reflect credit up ¬ Mr and Mrs Henry Preston and onds shows a pair of glasses scissors on themselves and their city It is children have returned to Ashland after two keys and a purse containing two coins bound to succeed if it is once started a visit to relatives in this city r DrsiRoberts and Uesery have lately properly Miss Lanny Layson returned last taken an X Ray photograph of Col A Besides being a great convenience to night to Millersburg after a visit to rel- ¬ T Forsyths foot and located a fracture the citizens it will do more than any atives and friends in this city received two months ago by a horse other enterprise to enhance the value of Mrs Herbert Chase who was a stepping on the foot property and will be of untold benefit guest at Mr J M Hughes last week in building up the suburbs A NoTel Quick Selling SivJug returned Saturday to Junction City Circuit Court Mr and Mrs Bailey Berry and Mr See the advertisemet elsewhere in this Rodney Withers of Cynthiana are issue of Tarr Templins novel swing The March term of the Bourbon Cir ¬ guests at Mr and Mrs J W Davis is attracting a great deal of attention cuit Court commenced yesterday with Mr Oscar L Mitchell Division It is conceded to be the best swing ever Circuit Judge J E Cantrell and Cres invented for the amusement and pleas- ¬ Commonwealths Attorney John S Passenger Agent of the Queen- ent with headqiarters at Chattanooga ure of children It is very substantial Smith at their posts of duty yet moderate and reasonable in price The reports of Master Commissioner was in the city Sunday E M Dickson Circuit Clerk T Hart Mr A W Cottingham of the Paris Already a number of orders have been Talbott and County Clerk E D Paton Distillery left yesterday for Indianapo- ¬ placed this Spring a Lexington one at sight Call at Tarr were presented and accepted lis in response to a telegram announc Templins planing mill and see the Mortimer Hallman was appointed an ing the sei i jus illness ot his brother-in-laswing they have fitted one up for exhi- ¬ examiner bition and trial Read the ad and see The following gentlemen compose the Paris friends of Mrs M T Boswell picture in another column Special grand jdry of Leesburg have received invitations to prices to dealers CStephens foreman W P Ardery a dance to be given at her home Friday Lawrence Horton J T Burgess evening Mrs Boswell was formerly Quinine hot baths and hot drinks as Isaac Chanslor Albert Mitchell Miss Wilsie Wright of near this city remedies for a cold often derange the G W Wyatt R M Harris functions op6n the pores and make the Thos Cleaverr John Grimes Miss Hallie Mathews a very agree- ¬ system susceptible to more cold Dr Wm Rion Walker Buckner able and attractive voung lady who has BelF3 Pirie Tar Honey goes to the seat The following cases were yesterday been visiting Miss Carrie Frank and of the trouble and cures the disease assigned for trial ¬ without the slightest injurious effect PERSONAL MENTION - f Look Before You Buy t And remember we guarantee mom for your money than you can buy elsewhere or your money refund- - V - ed anckyou to be the judge of it -- v i Buy your shoes of us and get ofteoftbe beautiful medallion pictures FREE See them on exhibition at our store - DAVISTHOMS0NISGRie cTuist IReoeiveci SPRING STOCK HAMBURGS LACES WASH DRESS GOODS - WHITE GOODS ETC All new fresh goods 529 Main St PERCALES Call and see thenC Paris Ky gentle-man-boug- ht great deal of talk is being created by the extraordinary bargains now being offered by us and the following prices will command the attention of eyery careful buyer A Spring Dress Goods In all the newest effects strictly all wool jat 25c and 39c worth double We will still sell our finest Dress Patterns in black and colors at 4 6 88 some of them are marked - CONDONS w -- ireieht inn - 7 Jr h- - TT Ct twoiundred erIrP frk5Mreon RCiKri cattle at L75 per cwt On a lnf nvpTflfrftil 1325 in - and tneptner arove averagea ituu The Ferguson Property Sold The Ferguson property on High street was sold at public sale Saturday by Geo - Doehrer auctioneer heirs for 7600 The ten acre tract on- Seventh street was bought by the City of Paris for 3000 Court Officials Endorsed to the Ferguson other friends in and near the city re second day march 9 turns this morning to her home in Commonwealth vs Henry Myers and Louisville Bud Kennedy horse stealing -- Col J G Craddock arrived home Commonwealth vsCain Lewis mur Surfday from a delightful trip with the r der National Press Association to Galves third day march 10 Commonwealth vs Morris Beasley tion Texas and the city of Mexico and Central Ken ¬ malicious cutting and wounding with other Mexican cities tucky was represented by Col Cradock intent to kill of the Kentuckian and ColGeoRosser FOURTH DAY MARCH 11 of the Maysville Bulletin The trip coat Turney Morris va L N R R each of the Relegates about 100 alJohn Flaugher vs B F Walls Eagle Tobacu Warehouse Co vs though many courtisies were extended to the editors This was Col Crad docks Jacdby Bros second trip to Mexico Work of Destructive Winds A less Hosiery at 10c and 15c Others get 25c for the same goods Our domestic stock is the best assorted and decidedly the cheap- est Extra good Brown Cotton 5c and 10 Table Linens Towels and Nap ¬ Bleached Cotton good 5c kins are our specialty and we will Very Best Cotton 8c save you 25c on the dollar if you 10 4 Pepperell Sheeting 18c buy them from us 4 Best Lancaster Ginghams 5c Turnpike Deviltry G D Corsets 50c 75c and 1 Percales and Penangs 7c biday night tollgate raiders tore are the best in the world for the Ladies Bleacned Vests at 10c away two toll gates in Madison county price Ladies and Childrens full seam tall taped worth 25c and hauled them away onWagons The Js raiders posted notices of warning and directed the gatekeepers to publish same in one of the county papers The gate at Round Hill near Kirksville was turned around but not torn down In Franklin county raiders burned a bridge on the Xiouisville pike wait for Goldsteirr the eminent oculist Dr whofwill be at the Windsor Hotel Tuesday March 16th Co A J Winters A1 charge See the new portraits jwe enlarge free of If your eyesight is failing PURE HOME GPOWN V The members of the Bourbon County Bar and Officers of the Court met at the Ashbrook yester- ¬ law offices of Mann day afternoon and passed resolutions heartily endorsing our present- - Circuit Judge Cantrell and Commonwealths Attorney Smith commending them to the people of this district for re election to their respective offices Change of Offices office from the Court house to the City Hall The office vacated by Judge Police Judge Webb has moved his county and East Paris just before noon Friday doing considerable damage It was peculiarly destructive to the dis- ¬ tilleries three being slightly damaged Sky lights were blown off the Peacock near Kiserton and Walshs in this city and a portion of the roof was blown off one of the warehouses at the G G White distillery in East Paris An old stone house near Kiserton was also blown down Barns were blown down on Col Simms farm near North Middletown and on Dr Rays and J N Frys i arms near Ewalts cross roads In the latter neighborhood aporch was torn off Jeff small cyclone passed over Bourbon FARMERS ATTENTION I have a large stock of work ¬ ing shoes and you can get just what you want at just what you want to pay You will miss it if ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL persons having claimsWagainst assigned estate of J Mock CLOVER SEED Apply to you buy before looking at my r Co are requested to present tneni at goods once properly proven as required by law at my office in Paris Ky Those HUGH MONTGOMERY -- - Webb will be occupied jointly by Justice Selby Lilleston County Attorney Arnsparger and Mis3 Kate Edgar Superintendent of Bourbon County Schools County Attorney Arnsparger will also retqin his offices on Broadway ¬ Corner Stone Laying tfSS1 t Methodist church will be laid Sunday afternoon March 21st Rev HA M Hendercon of Cincinnati has been in vited to take part in the dedicatory ex- ¬ ercises together with other ministers who have been identified with the church in the past The floor joists will be on the building by that time so that a temporary floor can be made to accomodate the congre- ¬ gation luring the ceremonies It is intended to make this a great occasion It Is expected that the church will be dedicated in September ¬ ¬ The corner stone of the new Paris cost 3BLy Engagements Announcements And Sol- ¬ HARMON STITT emnizations Of The Marriage Vows 26fb Assignee Miss Minnie Bohon a Harrodsburg beauty will wed John Hutchison Raine of Atlanta on the 17th WE HAVE BE0EIYED A SPLENDID ST00E 0E Kisers home having claims against It is said that the child bride of ALL persons At W W Shrophires near Cunning ¬ assigned estate of Isaac F IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS hams station the wind partly unrooed Thomas G Parsons who was torn away Chanslor are hereby notified to present a barn and blew down x several gates from him at Richmond by her father T them at once properly proven as re- ¬ 100 panels of fence besides toppling a C Rimmell two weeks ago is slowly quired by law to the undersigned or to chimney and breaking large trees in the r pining away at her home in Rockcastle his attorney Harmon Stitt Paris Ky E T REES Assignee The stubborn father guards the house yard Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when 26fb Shannon Mason Co Ky A number of trees were also blown with a shot gun and threatens death to quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call down on W R Scotts farm near any who attempt to see his daughter NUPTIAL KNOTS knowing themselves indebted to the firm of J W Mock Co are requested to pay promptly and thereby ayoid court 0 EDWARDS spirits F ASSIGNEES NOTICE FOR FALL AND WINTER North Middletown Trees were also blown down in the yards of J J McClintock and W M Goodloe on Third street in this city 2 TO INVEST BLUM NHES ¬ ¬ P Seine Thirteen Incidents ploy no agents but sell at liying prices by the tollgates on the Millersburg and gomerys direct to the planter Telephone in office Strawberry and general nursery Ruddles Mills and Millersburg and Cane Cataloguesipn application to OBITUARY Ridge turnpikes were yesterday thrown rHrFffflLIENMEYER open and the roads maef ree for travel Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory PARIS KY 602 MAIN ST Lexington Ky 26feb tf Neither arrangement cost the county a Of The Dead XCver Deposit Bank Ruddles dollar The Millersburg Dr R J Spurr 89 died yesterday at Mills Turnpike Co had three gates in Lexington Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m ¬ having the above amount to put into a pair of shoes EVERYTHING for Orchard Lawn Toll Gates Thrown Open OrnaFull i will find tlie greatest value for mental and Fruit Trees stock of Vines Grape The Bourbon Fiscal Court met yester¬ the money at Hugh Mont- ¬ Asparagus and Small Fruits We emday and perfected arrangements where Those FJ3V33 MEIfcODBJtfT S E TIPTON Cutter TAIIiORS Full line of samples We are also-- agents for the celebrated Ghas E Smith Shirt 4r M H DAILEY k DESIRABLE 60 ACRE FARM FOR SALE J E PLTJMMER r v Ml The first delinquent subscriber ever sued by The Bourbon News settled his bill last week paying 1330 by cheque No 13 which proves that the number isnt always unlucky ed Paris last week played invery hard An exhibition enterprise which visit ¬ Fr luck because the manager said his first contract was for 13 Gov Bradley has called the Legisla- ¬ ture to meet on March 13th to elect a United States Senator This thirteen is certain to hoodoo somebody - Bourbon which it removed when the Court surrendered the Countys stock in 5 miles of the road lying in Harrison county In the other pike case the county gives the toll house to the owners of the road and the gate was jemoved Of the thirty turnpikes in Bourbon all are now free except the Maysville Lexington pike the Georgetown Jpike and the Shawhan and Ruddles Mills pike The latter has been appraised at at one dollar and most of the stockhold ers are in favor of turning the road over- to the county i - Store Room For Rent Mrs Henry Ward Beecher 85 died at Stanford Conn yesterday the tenth anniversary of her husbands demise Henry Stitt a former citizen of Ver- ¬ sailles died recently in Vacaville Cali- ¬ fornia He was a cousin of Attorney Harmon Stitt and Mr Bruce Miller of 1 DESIRABLE store room located at Hutchison Station Ky is for rentJ Possession given March 1st Ap ¬ ply or address GEORGE CLAYTON 3 Hutchison Ky A R A SPRAKE 3R0AEWAY HAVE a well situated 60 acre Bour- bon County farm which I desire to sell It is well improved For any further particulars address 8jan tf HOUSE I Mtlleesburg Ky this city DESIRE to sell my house and lot There Are Others with blacksmith shop at Jacksoa- W Tom Burns 60 grocer suicided Who have larger stores who pay vmorjxy jl wm sen lor nair cash bab yesterday morning at Cynthiana by larger rents and have larger expenses cottage 5 rooms 10 per ance in twelve months For further shooting himself Bad health and ina- ¬ but none of them will sell you shoes at BRICK First class repair Ap¬ particulars address or call on bility to meet his financial obligations as small a profit as BENJ F SHARON ply to BC INGELS v 13oct CLAY 1 jant f RION Or O EDWARDS tf Jacksonville Ky act caused the 7 Mill Office hours - - - up states 8 toL2 a m PARIS KY 1 to 6 p m LOT AND BLACK¬ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE AMD FOR RENT y -- I it i l - t I JN s m t vlVv ff - - vfT a tA vtrr y r cj J j - K jr y EKSS y V XH i r-- - M tgttJtKmifjym mmJM t nm f iffJM fW TT7 i iiwfWi jWHU HJipi wljpff fer r 3- - ijgg v J 6 i tHEBOUKiM ii m NEWS TUESDAY RiAiagr -- s H ARCH 9 1897 THE BOURBGN NEWS eventccnth Year Established 1881 in Publi hiM Every Tuesdjy and Friday by WALTER CHAMP I BHCCE MILLER Editors and Owners c a difficult bandvtb manage an army burn as he fiercely urged his ponyior Other herders were likewi that skill alone could control For man waird KANGAROO HUNTINGS -- Sib v BACHELORS REVERIE Oh a home is a terrible handicap To a soul that would fain Me free has ItBut captured many a prisoned chap it never shall shackle me liisteud of the cares I would have to face In theame old rounds everyday Oh give me a room in a lodging place And a lunch at a chance cafe 3 never need hurry to catch my car For I havent a place to go And early or late no meal I mar For Im dining alone you know A The hands of the clock I never chase For I drift in an easy way Since I sleep in a transient lodging place And lunch at a chance cafe dwell 3Ks - it j A brother of mine I loved him well Went wrong in his early years For he married and bought him a place to Oh the thought of 2Vnd 3r- - - case And there he will iikely stay hile T still sleep in a lodging place And lunch at a chance cafe And the vine 1 it brings me tears there he has lived what a pitiful - -- at his cottage door dream of the perfect lips that smiled But they smile for me no more And I muse If the saint with the angel face Trad answered me yes that day Vould I sleep in a transient lodging place Orylunch at a chance cafe Kixon Waterman in L A W Bulletin w-hile J sometimes think of his wife and child AUNT SERENAS SALT LBY f a V - - CHARLES 31 HARGER HAT makes t h e trunk so heavy asked Paul as he lifted the ol d fashioned leather covered box from JTt J- - l i jf Gold and pre stones likely You know folks cious are all rich down in New England re- ¬ plied Theo Aunt Sereua wouldnt bring those Of course she wouldnt put in that Hady herself coming from the dwell ¬ ing which was to be her home for a year I guess I know better than to bring anything like that out here why dont you have a board walk instead of a dirt path to the house This isnt Connecticut aunt its Texas an mighty near the Panhandle replied Paul If you visit the Texans as the Texans do you know the do -- the wagon at the ranch house could rule them provided there were enough men on horses As the hot summer days merged into autumn no rain came to start the grass something unexampled in the history of the ranch Two or three times the herders found it necessary to drive the cattle several miles to water but the grass near the ranch house was largest because through the earlier part of the season the stock had been kept at some distance from the home headquarters It seems like being outside of civili- ¬ zation said Aunt Serena coming home from her school one day and looking out over the vjtst level plains on which were feeding thp excitable long horns Never mind said Paul who came in just then clad in hi herder costume if we dont have any bad luck and get the stock to market all right itll take mejnto civilization Ive a share in the herd and Im going to college Paul indeed was growing exceeding- ¬ ly nervous over the cattles condition A few weeks longer of short feed would he feared make them unsalable at the high prices on which he had counted The next day there was another drive to water and a tiresome one it was Twice the herd broke into an awkward trot and it required all the herders in genuitjr and efforts to restrain it The crackling of a stick the call of a quail the sudden starting of a jack rabbit nothing seemed too trivial for the cattle in their present condition Watch em mighty close boys was the chief herders order when after much difficulty all were safely returned to the house range as the feeding grounds near home were called And they were watched close All day an Endless procession of herders rode round and round the restless crea- ¬ tures turning back the stragglers On the second day the atmosphere seemed more oppressive than in weeks It was headache weather according to Aunt Serena and she found the mile walk to the schoolhouse a wearisome ¬ or horse singly they had neither spect nor fear but a man on a horse re- ¬ riding fast but the massif horn ad hairy backs was like an avalanche plunging ahead regardless of what was before blind to any danger to all in¬ tents an unreasoning insane mob The herd was headed toward the ranch house and would go near it then on across the path leading to the school It all passed through Pauls mind in an instant and mingling with the thought of injury to the cattle was that of dan ¬ ger to the school children or their teacher The ranch house hid his view of the familiar path at first but as he pushed ahead in a frantic hope of being able to turn the leaders on whom he was rapidly gaining it was fully re-¬ vealed Midwayf between house and school directly in the course of the now in-¬ furiated beasts was a group the very sight of which thrilled the hurrying rideir In its midst was a woman car ¬ rying a yellow parasol and around her were some little folks not many but titude Aunt Serena and her tiny party of tea guests had just become aware of what was occurring a half mile away They could hear and almost feel the thour eands of heavy hoofs beating on the dry prairie The shouting cowboys the bellowing steers the dust it was all a frightful menace Uncefrtain which way to Pauls alarmed gaze it seemed a mul one proverb -- vthe trunk So the heavy burden was with much -- It is not a proverb and you did not quote it correctly but hurry in with straining of muscles on the part of the two nephews carried inside but the youths curiosity remained unsatisfied agon to day and I whats in it insisted Paul So they waited while Aunt Serena Ive brought this in a ought to be told 20 iriiles U S - v TSWpabked to ST u r s H Bresses aprons a few keepsakes out the articles came all light of weight and furnishing no explanation of the mystery But before the bottom was ixeached the lid slammed shut and no an ore was to be seen Mighty funny shes so particular commented Paul as Theo and himsJf sal on their ponies the following d y a t ruple of miles from the cabin waiwh iujV the big cattle herd Im going to find out an right soon too t -- ArdWe DonXt a raid on the trunk know And hedjd When he came back his iface was a study What dye find asked Theo Couldnt guess it in a thousand ther arid mother are going to take her over to the school directors this af ter make a hunt then Boon -11 but I guess so Fa- - jyears Gold silver iron horseshoes beans Ibullets What for How do you suppose I know Im goin to ask her JBut Paul did not need to ask Aunt Serena suspected that her belongings had been searched and forestalled any comments by remarking at the break Jast table Its the purest finest salt 3 could get a hundred pounds of it jiVe lived too long within smelling dis ¬ tance of salt water to risk having things resh Even for a visit I wanted to be prepared for emergencies and besides suppose you use stock salt in lumps salt Your trail aint even j-- warm its - I berte stable was not without the flourlike rc ifined product of the eastern saltworks The sack was set inside the storeroom door and was the subject of many a joke in the family as well as among the Paul admitted that she was partly right and irom that time the ranch herders A fc As vest But then its just what youd allow - Hjo find a school teacher doin said jPaul- - His contempt for school teachers as however largely assumed and 3ie often wished he were capable of teaching the neighborhood school as ifais aunt was doing He longed for her ifrnowledge of books every time he saw lier crossing the prairie to the sod echoplhouse a mile or more from the ranch where all the settlers children -- Mven the sturdy nephews were not bove referring to the freshness that their aunt expected to see in the south i m v gathered But soon something else was of more pressing importance The grass on the irange was becoming short and the se vere drought had prevented the start iing of a new growth We must move the stock down jncarer the ranchhouse ordered the chief herder and the men allowedthe -- fr e 1 j Five thousand head of Texas cattle A little sea of horns thin nervous face aaaarp backs and switching tails itwaV N - cattle to graze closer to the corral shall dismiss school early this aft- ¬ ernoon she remarked on leaving home The children cant stand it to keep such long hours Pve invited the First reader class to come to tea with me There are eight of them Theo and Paul saw their aunt as she walked slowly through the bunch grass far on the opposite in that Already Paul was near the ranch side of the ranch house house and the anrious watchers saw I wish said the latter anxiously him stop his horse with a severity that aunt wouldnt carry that bright which nearly brought the faithful crea ¬ yellow parasol Im afraid it will make ture to its knees dismount dash in us trouble some day through the open door reappear with we was the reply Nonsense the herd on this side of the something in his arms leap to the sad¬ range while she goes and comes She dle and race pellmell fast as the ponys feet could carry him toward the head cant be hurt But the critters might stampede on of the herd again The cattle were running no faster us Whats going to make em Be- than at the start but neither had the sides it aint likely theyll go in that cowboys efforts been able to check them Moreover the angry eyes of direction anyhow WISE ADVERTISER But Theo did not know as much the leaders appeared to have been fasci- ¬ about the ways of cattleas did his older nated by the yellow parasol which A Little Jokelet Now and Then Is Relished by the Best of Mes shone brightly in the sunlight and were taking their way followed by the If there is anything I dont like whole frantic mass directly toward it observed the drummer it is puns or In ithe air was an odor of bruised horns the man who produces them on sight or and in the track of the herd was more keeps them on tap The only place than one struggling beast which had that a pun can be used at all in my fallen in the race and been trampled judgment is in an advertisement for unto death by its companions there a man pays for it and he can But Paul was well in advance of even print anything he wants Besides a the foremost and a gap of n7y rods pun in an advertisement seems to catch intervened between even hizftefaf and the eye that kind of wanders around waiting for something to fix it the school party Git Prince Git he was saying I guess that is what I was doing as he leaned low on his ponys neck and about ten days ago in a New England pressed the spurs harder and harder town of about 4000 people where you on the steaming flanks might expect people to make prayers Then suddenly the watchers saw Paul but never puns I was merely there to turn sharply and ride directly in front catch a train on a crossroad and while of the oncoming herd scarce a dozen waiting I wandered along the main street of the town At last I came to yards away But they saw something more As a store where the proprietor had out in he rode a fine white stream poured front alot of rickety looking furs wraps CT from his saddlebow and a flour like robes gloves and that kind of winter ON- ¬ trail was left behind him DIRECTLY IN FRONT OP THE showing wearing apparel with sleighbells on COMING HERD clearly on the brown grass and barren the side On the lot he had a card that spots of earth showed up like a circus bill wThich bore brother nor was he animated by the What crazy thing- - began the the inscription Killing Costumes same personal interest in the herds chief It was none of my business of herder who had been far in the welfare to course but I the It was three oclock when the broth- ¬ rear but was now nearnext frontdid not stuff and thestopped examine the proprietor a cheerful The cowboy riding him ers met again sort of a soul came out to see me wait for the Say Theo- were Pauls words as His quick conclusion of the sentence What you got that on there for he rode closely to his companion Im and above mind had solved the problem aid I pointing to the card the roar awful thirsty I wish youd ride over single word Salt the chief caught the Cause thats what ought to be to the house and bring out a can of there said he smiling Before water The cattle are a little quieter reached the first of the cattle had But it oughtnt said I the white line Paul was across now and Ill watch for both of us Why oughtnt it the herds track and to Without a word Theo was off glad come back further onwas trimmingun- ¬ Simply because killing in the But it was of a respite and enjoying the brisk can ¬ necessary As the sense you use it there means something ter to which he spurred his willing the seemingly slightfirst rank reached brilliant and striking and those things barrier a familiar pony and appetizing odor reached the dis- ¬ are as plain as the nose on your face Nor did he lessen his pace on his re- ¬ tended nostrils Forgetting Just the same they are for sleigh- ¬ turn llacing swiftly along he ap- patience the strong beeves their im- ¬ ing purposes grinned the merchant proached Paul and the herd carrying their pace The crowding slackened with his thumb up to that same plain the can of water and thrilled by the behind pushed them forward hundreds nose and the far off forests of Pn jab but these exercise of the half mile ride too caught the scent and in a moment echoed the notes of his triumph as I As he drew near the pony braced itself the whole herd was hurried back to the train that was to for the sudden stopping but before ing for a taste of thehooking and striv ¬ carry me away from the scene of my the halt came there was an accident luxury Paul seeing animals greatest discomfiture Washington Star what would hap Into one of the numerous gopher holes pen roue on still doling out A Western Bunco Gamethe salt which dot the ircrirtes of the west until he had a line long enough to en ¬ Ecal Estate Agent Dugout City went one of his horses forefeet gage the greater part of the herd and Kan Stranger just arrived im town In an instant Theo was hurled head preventanvbeing crushed in the throng from the east lUtsh around totbe hoslpng from the deep seated saddle and As he looked back and saw the lately tel greet him as a long lost brother or went as did the pony rolling on the stampeded brutes sinking here ah something and when he explains that sod The wafer can broke as it fell and there to their knees to lick up is some mistake cover your con ¬ the the clink of its smashing could be heard he had spread he laughed aloud feast there by inviting him to drink fusion for a long way The old cattleman New Man Maybe he wont accept ijL he thought Paid heard it and pressing- the spur was right It was their dikes Oh yes hell accept to relieve you that to his ponys flank hurried toward the caught em of your embarrassment Tltey abxaya victims of the mishap But that was Hope you wont feel sorry for the ao not all Before Theo and his horse loss of your fine salt Aunt Yes sir What next had regained their feet each bruised remarked Theo roguishly theSerenas¬ Keep him in conversation until I follow and limping every grazing steer had ing day come around and ask to speak with you lifted its branching horned head and Not at all was the reply but on business Then introduce me and was staring at the unwonted spectacle shall send for some more have another drink Thatll set-¬ at once Then as if moved by a common im- Paul can t pour it out as he did and well Two drinks of Dugout City iL the pulse every animal took a few steps other This kind of weather will set- ¬ tle whisky will make any man feel rich awav A loud bellow from some of the tle that looking from the window N X enough to buy the whole earth more powerful ones followed and the the driving rain which had come at Weekly at walk of the herd became a trot The last Perhaps it was lucky that we Evasive alarm increased as they moved the had a dry spell after so that the She If you were to find that I had trot wras a canter the canter a run salt was not damp all Y Indepen- ¬ N and by the time Paul had turned from dent iost all my fortune every penny of it would you hesitate to carry orjb our en inspecting the fallen boy and horse the dreaded stampede was in progress A West Palm Beach note savkr trairement - v o i i young mans face grew white soberly that a Chicago man caught an J He I would Hesitate awTtoTJung- The r I Indianapolis Journal Ten through the generous coat of sun ww wxvi jv tiaju uu mcuceairpier s v close-pastured I to turn and deeming it impossible to escape from tQie wide sweep on whieli the cattle were coming they simply stood silent and terrified But as they waited they saw one rider leave the group of half dozen herders whose ponies had carried them near the lead- ers of the herd Paul is deserting us passed through Aunt Serenas mind and her heart sank as she spoke the words more to herself than to the children It seemed so Reining his pony aside he was riding like mad toward the ranch Chouse which was but a little out of the herds course Theo saw it as he stood helpless beside his lamed pony and wondeired The other herd- ¬ ers saw it and yelled frantically to him to return But Paul heeded them not Like a flash into his mind had come the words of an old cattleman who had given him advice in the art of manag ¬ ing a herd Yeh km do more with a bunch of cattle by their likes than their dislikes had been a part of his philosophy an I spect theyre a good bit like humans ¬ There are two ways of huntingkan ijaroos in Australia one followed by native hunters and the other by white men The natives surround a herd oi the animals narrow the circle and then when the kangaroos dash at them in wild efforts to escape kill them with short spears and clubs commonly called waddies It is lively work for the native The kangaroo uses his hind leg viciously and with great judgment and dogs horses and men have been torn open by the naile of bis hind feet The white men prefer to follow the kangaroos with dogs Every herd oi kangaroos has a leader known as the old man or boomer which warns his followers of the approach of danger by stamping the ground with his hifcid foot maiking a booming sound that starts all the kangaroos in hearing on a run A scared herd will run 20 or 3C miles at times or until it reaches safety A male weighs from 100 to 175 pounds and is seven or eight feet long The English make up parties of hunters and follow the kangaroo with dogs somewhat like foxhounds but of greater size and strength Women and men join in the sport riding to the hounds on good horses Biding to the place where a herd of the beasts have been seen the day before by bushmen a Sportsman Mag azine writer 3ays we came to the bush a growth of ubiquitous trees and tree ferns fit to brush one off his horse Quiet was the word of caution passed when we came near the sparsely grown ground bejond the bush where the kangaroos had been seen The dogs were called in and then we rode from the bush into view of the herds sentinel and then away went the kangaroos followed by the dogs and we were at the taE tips of the dogs The kanga- ¬ roos could not run but folding their forelegs across their breasts they sat down Then writh tail and hind legs away they went by hops no hop being less than 20 feet long and others being more than 30 feet They cleared shrubs 12 feet high Curiously enough the kangaroo trav ¬ els faster up hill than down the dogs catching up on the down slopes The beast sometimes breaks its neck while running down hill by going head over heels The does began to throw their young out of their pouches and we knew they were hard pressed They turned suddenly for the water We found the dogs at a water hole with two boom- ¬ ers at bay We dismounted and draw- ¬ ing our knives waited an opportunity to run in and hamstring them A dog rushed in and was caught by the hind leg of a boomer and pressed under water where it was quickly drowned Then a dog got one of the beasts by the back and threw it whereupon my cousin quickly hamstrung it while I rapped its nose with my whyp killing it We had kangaroo tail soup and steaks for din- ¬ ner for several days 1 Y Sun ¬ to Hounds Alter the Nimble Brutes in Australia GtEO W DAVIS DEALER IN THB PAGE MED SPRING WOYEfc Farniture Window Shades Etc Oil WIRE FENCE Cloths Carpets Mattresses ¬ v mi 4m Special attention given to Undertaking and Repairing si MILLER COLLINS Agents Paris Kentucky Main Street - - - Paris Ky ¬ W O HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance THE VERY BEST OLD This is a smcoth fence that wiE turn any kind of stock It is made from thi best hard steel drawn specially for tbi purpose RELIABLE PAYESTG PROMPT- - NON UNION ¬ HOTEL REED Snort St Bet Broadway and Mill - The large steel wires forming tht horizontal bars are first coiled around a a inch rod thus practically becoming COILED SPftlNGS their entire length These are securely tied together by 10 cross bars to the rod The cross bar are best quality of annealed wlrt wrapped three time galyanized around each horizontal bar Being a self regulator it is always ready for business slacks up for Su below as cheerfully as it takes a new ITS ADVANTAGES HOW IT IS 3IADE V SV I ¬ James Connors - - Proprietor -- Eates 2 And 250 Per Day ¬ Electric lights hot and cold baths barber shop and Postal telegraph office etc One hundred good rooms 21jy96 ly TREES TREES ¬ Asparagus and everything for the Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- ¬ ploy no agents Try ns on prices and see the difference between those of a grower and dealer Catalogue on application H F HILLENMEYER 20oct Lexington Ky ¬ FULL stock of Fruit and Ornamental Grape Vines Small Fruits 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 saitb thus far Shalt 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 The hired man and is gone the lagging tramp alike scorn it proffer- ¬ ed shade Like the model housewife when well supported it is always neat and tidy ccupation -- M fc 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 10 to 0 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 You may put up the posts and we will build tbfl ffiTKA or we will contract to do th K you are needing any whole job fence see us a We will save you money j4i ana itiu ouua you ai oest ience mane tne Respectfully COLLINS MILLER m POSTS IkI a VB iLK Kil tKPw lilPiPP I taa 3 Paris Ky The Page Wire Ieace In Bourbon Millersburg Ky May 4 96 Messrs Miller Collins Agents Do not be deceived by nllttrlaar tnlng you can get the oest made advertisement and finest finish and MOST POPULAR SCWINQ MACHINE for a mere song Bay from reliable manufacturers vua nave trained a reputation by Honest and square dealing There la none In the world that cur equal In mechanical construction durability of workine parts fineness of finish beauty in appearance or has rs many improvements as the NEW HOME i - i WRITE FOR CIRCULARS -- The New 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Will imperforate 7 00 30 00 2fr 00 Probate of Will imperforate 1 30 Blue and Black L50 1 60 Blue and Black 2 00 5 cent Black and Green proprietary a5eent freent Black and Green proprietary o cents 10 cent Black and Green proprietary A5C 50cent Black andGreen proprietary 3 o 1 00 Black and Green proprietary 5001500 6 00 Black and Green proprietary 1 also wish to buy old canceled- postage stamps aud stamped envelopes ofiany and all denominations from 1840 to 1875 for whiohi i will pay liberal prices Address- T L GKEEN Connty Clerk Mt Olivet Ey NoTf The above named stamps can be found on Deeds Mortgages Notes Keceiipts AgreementSj Bank Check etc from 1861 to 1875 also on Proprietary Mediciaes Matches etc Tne foregoing offer is genuine made- in good faith and will be carried out to the let ¬ ter in every instance when 1 receive the stamps I liave mentioned in goodi owier Reference Mt Olivet Deposit Bank on any official of Robertson county T L Greb County Clark -- Paris Kentucky Gentlemen I have had the Pag Woven Wire Fence on my farm for about eighteen months and am well pleased with it It has proved to be all that is claimed for it It turns all kind of stock and is as tight as it was the day it was put up and has stood some sever tests A horse of one of my neighbor fell across the fence a few months ago and was not taken off for several hours but when taken off the fence went back to its place all right with the exception of a few staples During the storm of April 24th a good sized tree was blown across the fence and bent it down to th ground As soon as the tree was cast off the fence went up all right and wa as good as ever with the exception of one broken wire and a few staples out of place I am so well pleased with the feno that I am going to put up more of it Respectfully right away 5my J jV- - l i vm tf War Becra rea¬ We are prepared to furnish sonable prices locust posts by the car- ¬ load Delivered at your nearest railroad station MILLER COLLINS ¬ locust posts at CLOTHES CLEANED HEPAIRE - of our cleaning repairing and pressing department Work done on short notice Our prices are lower than others and we will do your work right PARIS FURNISHING AND W E have employed a first clasa experienced tailor to take charet TAILORING CO H S STOUT Manager 24mar tf W WN DUDLEY PARIS EY CO BILL All Kinds of Posting DistributingPromptly Attended To TOWN LOT FOR SALE - ¬ Etc - ¬ at low price on four payments one fourth cash balance in three equal pay- ¬ ments at six twelve and eighteen months AddresSv iu L care Th A 42xll0footlot in Williams ad dition well located Will be sold News Paris Hyv - M ¬ m uant tell yon all about the kw styles - LSi -K O- - -- v- - WSSsssxs WmSTL y etuiHi a SCJr ZnVrA ViiEiui tom r to wvBiKJM 1 WffifiELJJ - k44i5iAAiri - oxr U It contains bSt avCJZ nuuiAii ub liiiiLKiiiik rt m iiinnWQoi xor m lur - rooia larg- Jk - VJ 4 3M1 Av t - T N ai -- i VH V dihs W- - V - r v 1U jgp -- rfffrS v4 5 11JS r - 4l t - - - eJjJTT yi - JjfiS Jwtet jV 1T T ii T -- - a 1 - i 13- itffiTr iiii Tr- - i i T- T- aii BfcCSKSSf r V N r 1 THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY MARCH 9 1897 f -- 7 Isee he observed musingly that a yellow whitewash hasjust been invented The editor of the New Journalism leaped excitedly from his chair Great Scott he ex- ¬ claimed who did it We must secure him at any price as an artist for our colored sup- ¬ ¬ AGRICULTURAL HINTS ROAD CONSTRUCTION The Two Essential Points to Be Ainied at by Builders Prof E J H Merrill in a paper read before the Albany institute says that the question of good roads in this coun- ¬ try is now at about the same stage at whiehit was in England a century ago At that lime roads were so had that a general investigation was undertaken resulting in the formulation of certain rules for road building whose adoption led to the construction of the fine high ¬ ways for which Great Britain has so long been famous The problem was then of great commercial importance as England had no railroads The experience of over 2000 years has shown conclusively that there are two essential points to be aimed at in the construction of a road First a hard smooth Avaterproof surface second a These thoroughly dry foundation principles were known to the Uomans 300 years B CX The surface of a good xoad may be of sufficient strength to resist the wear and tear of traffic and tmooth enough to prevent underwear on vehicles In connection with this the soil beneath must be made dry and kept dry Thereforethe subject of read drain age is as important as that of road metaling The best road covering is ¬ TESTS Tlie Varieties Most Suitable for Prof it able General Cultivation At the recent meeting of the Ontario Experimental union held at the Agricultural college Guelph Ont Canada Prof H L Hutt the experimenting Horticulturist of the institution gave a report on the results of the recent experiments with strawberries grown on the college grounds He has observed an extra gtowth of plants as a result of the careful removal of the blossoms the first season This only confirms our old experience that in or der to secure the heaviest crop the second year which is the main and usually the only fruiting year as strawberries are handled by good growers we STRAWBERRY ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ bave to adopt the practice of preventing all fruit setting the same season that the bed is established Then in order to have a full crop we must have full matted rows With varieties that are good plant makers like Wilson Cres- ¬ cent Haverland Bubach Warfield etc we have no difficulty in securing the full stand of plants in an average fair season even if in starting the bed we put ¬ into a dust which when wet will bind or in a measure cement the fragments together so that wrater will not penetrate The angular form is essential to The make the fragments interlock ¬ composed of angular fragments of some stone Which will grind on the surface smaller fragments than the bottom course The total thickness of this metaling must be at least six inches on a natural soil foundation Tlie frag ments should not exceed 2 inches in diameter and should be rolled in two separate courses with a heavy steam roller until the surface is absolutely firm FARM TELEPHONE sizes should be quite uniform except that the surface layer may consist of ¬ Good Results Can Be Obtained at an Expense of a Few Cents For a cheap short distance tele- ¬ phone take a tin can oyster or fruit and punch a hole in the bottom large enough for the eye of a metallic button s - v v J K i w I CONSTRUCTION U ORCHARD AND GARDEN Any soil that is too damp naturally vtppass4 through Next procure some to produce ileal thy trees should- be fcfinescbpper wire and fasten to avoided Twist the end of wire down firm ly with pincers see 5 in the illustra- ¬ Vacant places in a young orchard can tion so that it wTill not stick up then be filled with trees but not so with an run through loops of leather and fasten old one at other end in like manner Draw the If only well rotted and thoroughly wire as tight as it Avill stand and the fined manure is used the garden cau jyhone is ready for use If the wire is hardly be made too rich kept tight it will work well for about Lime is one of the best materials to 20 rods in still cold weather Copper apply to get rid of the white grub in wire costs about 30 cents per 100 feet the straAvberry beds The illustration shows the telephone Wood ashes and poultry manure make complete 1 1 are the tin cans 2 2 the best fertilizers for onions They brass buttons 3 3 walls of buildings can both be used as top dressing 4 leather loop for support 5 wire loop It is a good plan as el as an intertxt button Earm and Home esting experiment to try a few new Room for Dressing Poultry varieties every year on a small scale When one has a good deal of poultry When onions are to be raised from to dress yearly it will be found of ad- ¬ seed all reasonable care should be taken vantage to have a room for that pur- Lo sow the seed at the first opportunity pose A lean to to the henhouse will In manuring fruit trees the best renaturally be most convenient If this is sults can be secured by scattering the furnished with a skylight all the bet manure so that the whole surface will ter It should be light and large enough be enriched to give sufficient room for a stove to Now to haul out mana good warm the room as well as to keep the ure andisscatter ittime the strawberry over water hot for scalding or other pur- ¬ beds Plenty of manure evenly spread poses Th- floor should be smooth and will insure fine fruit tight A scantling should be put Keep fruit trees properly trimmed across the room at a convenient height beginning with a few spikes driven in on which to from theway secureof their growth and in this the desired form hang the birds while dressing anoth- er scantling or two along the sides to and save the cutting off of large limbs To grow large rich currants make hang up the dressed poultry to let cool the ground rich and keep it clean and iand to wash heads and mouths mellow Thin out the brush by cutHow to Care for Plants ting away the old stunted growth of To keep plants free from insects one wood and leave the young vigorous of the best remedies is tobacco Take a roots jsmall package of strong tobacco and Strawberry plants that are well rpour over it boiling water When cool are least by sudden the plants should be set into the mix- ¬ mulched of weatheraffected mulch also The ture and washed leaves and all besides change tlie plants from beginning to prevents ibeing thoroughly soaked with it An grow too early in the season and other remedy is a strong soapsuds made the risk of their getting killed lessens by late of carbolic soap and water Plants frosts St Louis Republic on ust be kept clean if they are to be healthy The leaves should be washed GOOD TOMATO TRELLIS occasionally in order that the dust may lie removed The leaves are the lungs Get sl Good Supply Ready Jioiv for Use IVext Summer cf the plants and of course they can- ¬ The sketch shows a trellis for toma correctly if not perform their work pores are obstructed by dust Earm toes that completely fills the bill The double ide pieces hold up both amd Home A Plaee for tflie Calves The best plaee for the calves is a box stall dn the barn- - Have the stanchions placed in one side of rbhe stall and put each calf in the same place every time before feeding and they yill soon learn to go there themselves Eeed milk first SiMX then a small quantity of oats In this way they will not suck each other YW Skm VII When they have eaten the oats let them t r out and scatter hay in front of them 1 l vh Always keep the stall well littered and ii j feed warm xnilk and the calves wall lV keep clean and look sleek -- PHONE OF A FARM TELE ¬ the plants two feet apart This is the distance which Prof Hutt recommends for planting such sorts while IS inches is as much as poor plant makers should be spread apart in the row at the start JNext for a heavy yield we want the heavy yield er Among them Warfield was found to be at the head Afton is much like it Warfield has a goodleaf and a very firm berry Haverland is one of the best for home cultivation Eubach was the ISth and Crescent the 29th in the order of besik yielders Haverland was found at the head in general health and power to resist rust Among the perfect uowering sorts those named all being pistillates Saunders was found first in productiveness and vigor Prof-- Hutt prefers to grow the imperfect aiid perfect bloom ers in alternate rows in order to insure full fruit setting and therefore best yield The question is what varieties to plant together Haverland was the first to show bloom Van Deman a perfect flowering sort is also an early bloomer and might be used to furnish pollen for the other Lovetts Early aud Gandy bloom soon after these and in a pinch might be used for the same purpose Haverland and Warfield are among the earliest to give ripe fruit liio stands second in the list although it stands 43d in the order of yield Michels Early stands third for early and gives a large yield for an early sort but the fruit is small and soft Warfield stands fourth for earliness and is the great beiry for the west and for heavy land and plenty of- moisture but seems not so good for light dry soils Among the latest varieties Prof nutt mentioned Edgar Queen Equinox T Greiner in and 2ilrs Cleveland American Gardening ¬ FINE WHITE UNDERWEAR Some of tlie Pretty Tilings Noted I the Dry Goods Shops The finest articles of underwear are made of batiste nainsook linen lawn dimity and silk and are so daintily trimmed and tucked and hemstitched so elaborately ornamented with fine laees embroidery and satin ribbon as to be well nigh irresistible to the fem- ¬ inine observer These command ex ¬ travagant prices but they can be imi ¬ tated at homii at comparatively small expense The cambric and muslinfgaiS ments with trimmings of Hamburg em ¬ broidery can be obtained at such rea- ¬ sonable prices as to make it hardly worth while to fashion them at home The latest fancy is to have a set com- ¬ posed of old pieces instead of having the trimming match but some beauti- ¬ ful sets are still shown In night robes there- is almost as much elegance at the present time as in evening dresses with the exception that none of them open much below the neck The common style is the me- ¬ dieval which is cut low and square across just below the collar fastened by a single flat pearl button on the left shoulder and then falls tothe ground The sleeves are rather balloon and are g athered in snugly at the wrist from which they break into a fall of lace They are also made high necked with elbow sleeves lace ruffles collars and epaulets of all descriptions banded with lace insertion and edged with lace - Gained Doven Twenty Four Pounds Restored to Health and Weight Broken ¬ A Woman Vilio Wnis Utterly- - From the New Era Greensburg Ind A New Era reporter recently had the privilege of partaking of a bounteous noonday repast at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Kenady near Hope Ind a few miles across the line in Bartholomew Co At the table sat the d daughter 6f this happy couple who had just returned from school It was raining at the time and consequently her clothing was damp She complained of achings and pains all over her body Arthur said Mrs Kenady as soon as you finish your dinner I want you to go over to the drug store and get a box of Dr Wil liams Pink Pills The rheumatism is setting m on Lucy as sure as youre living and I wish to stop it at once in its early stages arid save a long sickness and physicians ex¬ eight-year-ol- plement N Y Press Mrs Crimsonbeak as her husband comes in late at night What does the clock sav John Mr Crimsonbeak with difficulty Nothing madam nothing Its got sense enough to say nothing Yonkers Statesman HERE IS HIS ONLY ONE IS THEI SURE WAY to medical TIME knownfor promptmen - ¬ Comfort No smoke dust or cinders on Queen and Crescent Route limited trains south Bock ballast Superb trains with every comfort Fast time and the short line from Cincinnati ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ yet- er She - Does the baby take after its moth Well it hasnt begun to talk --Yonkers Statesman He ac ruffles ¬ ciennes lace The shallow round yoke was composed entirely of the insertion the standing collar being formed of a band of pink satin ribbon overlaid with the lace A deep flounce of rows of insertion and lawn edged with lace finished the yoke and there were el- ¬ bow sleeves ending in a lace frill An ¬ other design was cut with a low round neck finished with the new slashed collar which was edged all about with u deep lace frill and tied with blue satin ribbons An exquisitely dainty gown in dimity was cut a lempire the square neck edged with open eyelet embroidery and ruffles of embroidered dimity White skirts for evening wear are made of fine lawn in umbrella fashion with one or two wide lace trimmed the high necked gown was developed in nainsook and Valen¬ One design in flounces set one over the other More serviceable ones are developed in cam ¬ bric and Hamburg embroidery which will survive frequent visits to the laun ¬ dry The short skirt often comes in - the-but-t6- W - - combination with chemises or corset cover The empire chemise is worn over the corset and answers the purpose oi both corset cover and skirt An ex- tremely dainty affair in this style was made of the finest nainsook and Valen- ¬ ciennes The little empire waist was formed of several rows of insertion and lawn gathered into a band of insertion over cloth Instead of sleeves this filmy affair was fastened over the shoul- ¬ ders and white satin ribbons tied in a bow knot The skirt portion was trimmed about the bottom with ai flounce of lawn and lace The latest design in corset covers is cut low and round and trimmed about the neck with points of the lawn edged with lace simple but dainty An elaborately trimmed waist would ruin the fit of a dress The drawers are fash- ¬ ioned in umbrella style or simply made very wide and come in all grades N Y ¬ nr pyppccpo nt Whnf oito p Tuitrrro Pink Pills are sold in boxes never in loose bulk at 50 cents a box or six boxes for 250 jind may be had of all druggists or direct by TTlr nVPTWnrlr lor Fifty Cents VThe mother got the child good and warm Over 400000 cured Wliy notletNo-To-Ba- c and had her remove her wet clothes and then she related her peculiar experience regulate or remove your desire tor tobacco Saves money makes health and manhood with Dr Williams Pink Pills She said affects are the Cure guaranteed 50c and 100 all druggists I had him get those pills for Lucy bekidneys cause I know they will cure her for they cured me as all my neighbors will tell It takes a higher degree of courage to be urea is not you laughed at than it does to be shot at Rams After the birth of my youngest child Horn off here about two years ago 1 was completely Easy to have rheumatism Just as easy but is forced broken down I took medicine from the made women physician who had attended me through my to get rid of it with St Jacobs Oil brighter and hap back upon confinement but grew worse and worse Dier it stands- until I could scarcely go about at all I The man who rides a hobby thinks no- lunors and dis alone in all these tried other doctors with about the same re- body else is making any headway Barns qualities Do you sult Pains would shoot all through my Horn ease body and the least exertion or mere bendnot think it would ing over would cause me to have smothering be wise for you to Icy pavements bruises give aches spells and the suffering was terrible al- pains St Jacobsand gives cure comfortand Oil of use it and thus most unbearable I thought it was caused avoid the dangers bymy heart as I often had fainting Railroad men will not dance except at a of the season Inspells When everything else had failed to grand ball Atchison Globe Large bottle or new style sist upon having it relieve me and I had given up all hopes of resmaller one atvoarnruggisscovery I chanced to read some testimonials Cold breeds a brood of aches and pains m the New Era and the Indianapolis News St Jacobs Oil destroys thenl tfC per tOO collecting P per JOOO for ds and the suffering of the people who made p names and addresses JQ tributing circulars the statements were so similiar to mine Too much goodness is as monotonous as and samples Select territory at once and send J that when I read that thev had been cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills I at once re- ¬ too much wickedness Atchison Globe to beKln The Ai M Pub Co Berrien Springs Mich solved to try the medicine I nrocured a box and took the pills according to directions and soon felt much better and could go about with ease When T had finished bix boxes never missing a dose after each meal T was cured I have taken them since when T felt badly and I now feel as svell as ever It is a pleasure now to do my work When I began taking the medicine I The good pill has a good coat The pill coat weighed 109 pounds now I tip the beam at 133 I can eat anything that comes along serves two purposes it protects the pill en ¬ and sleep like a log Before I used Dr Wil abling it to retain all its remedial value and it liams Pink Pills I could scarcely eat anj thing or sleep at all I had no appetite and disguises the taste for the palate Some pill what I ate wouldnt stay on my stomach I feel that the medicine saved me from an uncoats are too heavy theywill not dissolve in timely graveand wouldnt care to be where the stomach and the pills they cover pass I could not get it Father used the last of a box a tew davs aero for sick headache and through the system as harmless as a bread hasnt been troubled since That is why we are without them pellet Other coats are too light and permit the Dr Williams Pink Pills contain in a conspeedy deterioration of the pill After 30 years densed form all the elements necessary to give new life and richness to the blood and exposure Ayers Sugar Coated Pills have been restore shattered nerves ThejT are also a specific for troubles peculiar to females such found as effective as if just fresh from the labor- ¬ as suppressions irregularities and all forms atory a good pill with a good coat Ask of weakness In men they effect a radical cure in all cases arising from mental worry your druggist for No-To-B- pense ¬ of year when men and women become weak ened by the weather and run down gener ally The ¬ ly checking troubles of the kidneys and re storing these great organs to health and strength and that is by the use of first parts that the weather ¬ The thrown saved thousands of lives it has restored millions of sufferers to healths it has done vvhat was never done never attempted before it has made men stronger arid healthier it has - It has stood thetest of timeithas - the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ m results caused by weakness the kidneys - -- ¬ - ¬ Pill Clothes IP ¬ ¬ ill ill ftp ¬ ill Its mm I TTwm oTvc iVTrfc KiiTirk pAmnnnir Ayers Cathartic Pills More pill particulars in Ayers Curebook ioo pages Sent free J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass ill Schenectady N Y Martin selfish I think she is a very nice Ethel Oh mamma but she little girl is selfish Shes always at the head of the class and she wont let any of the rest of us get ahead of her Harpers Bazar On Eebruarv 15th and 10th March 1st 2d loth and 16th April 5th 6th 19th and 20th May 3rd 4th 17th and 18th 1897 Home seekers excursion tickets will be sold by the Mamma I dont ill v see why you call Daisy Homeseekers Excursion Tickets m - nm Wmmmm KSfe- Js9 r ll Cleveland Akron Columbus Ry to nearly every point in the West North and 3ST orthwest South and Southwest at rates of about one fare for the round trip Parties contemplating a trip will do well to see or write to any C A C Py agent for rates of fare limits of tickets and full inC F formation or to the undersigned Daly General Passenger Agent Cleveland 0 ¬ ¬ Sun ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Mistakes a thoughtful woman were asked If What is the greater curse of your Imsex she might well answer pulse It is responsible for almost all the mistakes made by the good hearted among us May it not be safely said that a few minutes thought before speech or action would prevent most fatal blunders Many of us are in positive bondage to our bir3 like quickHex ¬ It WOMANS IMPULSIVENESS Often Proves to Be Responsible for Beggar piteously Ah sir I am very very very hungry Dyspeptic savagely Then have the decency to keep vour good fortune to yourself I havent ha an appetite for years Tit Bits ¬ But also appeal to a means of relief of the torture if physical which produces the groan Rheumatism is a prolific source of agony in its acute inflammatorv or chronic forms But it may be annihilated at its birth yith Hostetters Stomach Bitters which un like the poisons in minute doses often prescribed for it is perfectly safe In malarial kidney bilious djTspeptic or nervous ailments the Bitters is acertain source of relief ¬ Groan IE You Must S4 SiTI A marvelous example of skillful Hi 4 9HP3h JBJjpJaB1 fjlf 1 Saving in cost of machinery and KjflR patterns of Waverleys improved and XSBMmSt ¬ ¬ Catalogue free from us or the dealer Indianapolis Ind INDIANA BICYCLE CO JfJS lMma ImfiiM vEm IJSSmmmK - -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ness to feel to show our feeling or to respond If we are hurt we give ourselves must immediately away as the phrase runs if not by bitter speech at least by look and manner yet reflection frequently brings tht keenest regret for the lost dignity the Many a one lias bertayed secret wrecked her own happiness for the wTant of the patient stoicism which would have led her to stand aside for awhile watching events until they brought with them her opportunities Even wThen we are happy it is not always well to let the bright stream bear us away rudderless The impulsive manifestations of affection the hasty proposal of marriage the hastier acceptance have they never proved the Or has a rash beginnings of misery word never sundered true lovers true friends If these things are true it is likewise true that the fault in the commencement has been that of feminine impulsiveness The defect is a generous one and therefore commoner with us than it is with men so that it handicaps us unfairly in the struggle of life And truly it is a weary task to be always with a host of pretty maxims to-are-t- ort I think the joke has been carried far enough said the editor as he marked accepted on it Brooklyn Life ¬ ¬ Incompaxalile The service of the Queen and Crescent fast Through Pullman drawing room sleepers Standard vestibuled day coaches lavatories and smoking rooms Elegant cafe parlor and observation cars Twenty four hours Cincinnati to Florida or to New Orleans W C Rinearson Gen 1 Passr Agt Cincinnati O trains south lJL M eztBi ijbtt -- I il but have sold direct to the consumer for 24 years at wholesale prices saving inem xne aeaiers- pro- ¬ fits Ship anywhere for examination be- ¬ fore sale Every - U VWM ness ToDBuzciesRslow 35 JPhaetona as low as oo spring wagons i TToflfi SnrreY Price with enrtainn lamm ran XoVH Surrey Harness Price 1500 Eoad Wagons etc Send as good as eells for 2200 for large free Catalogue shade apron and fenders 60 As gocl Us or fM ELKHART CARRIAGE AND HARNESS MFG CO W 3 PRATT Secy ELKHART IND p-- as - iuu styles ot Lr- riflrroo QAatnloa Af TTfl thing warranted r THE MARKETS IVE STOCK Cattlecommori5 elect butchers CALVES Fair to good light jujiaa lommon Mixed packers Licht shmcers SHEEP ihoice LAMBS Good to choice FLOUR Winter family GRAIN Wheat No tiered No 3rfd Corn No 2 mixed Oits No 2 Rye No 2 HAY Prime to cnoicu PROVISIONS Mess pork ¬ Cincinnati March 2 50 4 a5 2 ch 5 8 8j nO j f r5 iu 3 G5 3 5 3 75 4 75 3 40 ¬ mj 3 CD ft ft 3 f4 4 f 3 00 uu 0 7 25 20 70 S9 21 IBRXJJBbLy j SkWfmMMWB 5 BKp TMMMMMMMMWmmXiMWBr MkMMMMMMMMMMwP Z WBIkHr Mr ua or 10 75 3G ¬ ¬ n ft ffft Lard Prime APPLES BDTTKR GRAIN No CORN OATS preaching down ones heart But we must do ft either we must rule feeling or feeling will rule us It is a good servant but a bad master Our loving womens hearts are like the fire of the domestic hearth the light of the home when duly controlled warming the whole house but if the fire be not kept in its subordinate place what a con flagration ensues N Y Commercial Advertiser Prime steam Choice dair to choice creamery Per bbl POTATOES Per bbl NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent Whoa No 2 red No 2 mixed Mixed New in ess - Western 1 t 9 1 1 oo 9 3714 4 00 10 20 1 1 2 00 CO 8i 50 10 northn v 4 Gt 4 90 en i SVK 28 PORK 22 7i S 50 LARD- 9 00 4 40 CHICAGO FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 2 Chicago spring V- - 4 SO 4 4 50 86 5 J5- - For the last 20 years we have kept Pisos Cure for Consumption in stock and would sooner think a groceryman could get along without sugar in his store than we could without Pisos Cure It is a sure seller RAVEN CO Druggists Ceresco Michigan September 2 1896 6 il tl t rtl ¬ i mi No 2 PORK Mess LARD Steam OATS iV iN O 23 J4 8 25 4 10 16ic 19 8 30 4 15 Buy Wide Tired Wagons Good roads facilitate business and They are jnake hauling economical needed but they cost money and the great difficulty is to get the funds with out burdening people who already feel their burdens heayy One way to iin proce roads without much cost is to we do not mean itfae wide tired wagon tiiat everybody should change instant ¬ ly but the next time a wagon is to be ¬ TRELLIS FOR TOMATOES iWght see that it has wide tires lower and upper branches while the flaring form of the trellis accommodates the spreading top A dozen of such trellises strongly made will prove exceedingly satisfactory in the garden and will last many years if caref ullr used Do not wait till they are wanted next summer but get a sufficient number of them ready now when other work is not pressing and store them in a barn or under a shed I Orange Jndd Parmer ¬ 90ft 2U5J t Cook sweet California prunes slowly Corn Mixed 26i4 23 24 Oits Mixed for a long- time until tender and the LARD Retined 11 50 juice rich and thick Rub through a PORk Mess 16 t5 3 70 Cax 4 20 CATTLE First quality colander to remove skins and stones 4 25 4 20 and if the pulp is thin cook again for HOSi Western INDIANAPOLIS a time until it is about the consistency GRAIN Wheat No 2 83 21 Corn No 2 mixed of marmalade Moisten slices of zwie 18 Oats No 2 mixed back with hot creTin and serve in indi ¬ LOUISVILLE vidual dishes with a large spoonful or FLOUR Winter patent 3 75 4 00 two of the prune dressing on each slice GRIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed 23i4 a JiOJt Good Health OatsMlxed 7 50 PPRK Mess The foolscap octavo page is sevcw LARDSteam 6 25 i iiicheg long by four in width 2 ¬ - Prune Toast FLOUR rFamily Gkain Wheat No BALTIMORE 4 25 4 60 90 VJ ANDY CATHARTIC 4 - 10 - t CA T W W ABSOLUTELY AIL mm kmw 2r4iirMVHHBMM9HflMxS7i xmmmmmm u P vbjl 1 MwMMM 1 hJblIIBlBI-l- -l H KHSkl flH RIMED I ITT AR AUSTpfRTl tll - igyyfoifiy gTBLPg JTpaRian Ch 0OUerMtrMl KHmffFIBV H lusJ ALL DRUGGISTS are the Ileal LaS NeT0rk air 1 ft CasWs w rl I tl u r c i- - -- 5fl3wwwT v w -- T - v -- V 1 v x - v- - V - - fr i i - U 3 THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY MARCH 9 a 18S71 - rirNiLTTTinrH OF a -- rr Sporting Salad Dave Foutz the ball player died Fri- ¬ day near Baltimore The baseball season at the K U Lex¬ Several ington opened yesterday Paris boys will be on the team The State bicycle meet will occur at Cynthiana about June 20th There will be a big tour from Louisville Lex- ¬ ington and Paris Five of the Bourbon Ramblers made the first run of the fseason Sunday afternoon to MillersburggThe roads are only in fair condition H iifcaSSJ gThere will be a road race fDecoration day from Lexington to Paris fcWinches ter and back to Lexington and as soon as the weather permits the boyB will Le AMEAiMJL DlSEiSE INFORMATION OF VALUE TO EVERY- ¬ BODY ABOUT APPENDICITIS A Dangerous Superfluity IliiiirliiiiiliiLiiiiil The undersigned Assignees of John x Sinedley will on SATURDAY MARCH 20 TWIN BROTHERS 0 GREAT BARGAIN DAYS CLOTHING I3XT Popular IJrrbrs on tne Subject How to Recognize the Danger Signs Between the Ages of Ten and Thirty It Is Most to Be Feared t 1897 ¬ JtJS r solar time expose to public sale an un ¬ divided one fourth interest in the follow- ¬ ing tract of land situated near Hutchi ¬ son Station Bourbon County being the property of John G Smedley The land is described by metes and bounds as follows at the Court house door in Paris Bour bon County Kentucky at 11 oclock E -- - f r r-- INt - i kv - the large piece lying on the north west sideof the Maysville and Lexington Turnpike contains one hun dred and twenty five acres one rood and twenty one poles 125 A 1 R 21 P Beginning and is bounded as follows in the middle of said turnpike at 1 see plat a corner to Mrs Waller and run ¬ ning therefrom with the middle of said turnpike S 49 f W 803 4 5 poles to 2 a corner to Corbin thence N 44 W 54 72 100 P to 3 a stone corner to the same thence N 10 i E 82 28100 P to 4 to the same corner a Btone 3 4 E S 71 Steele thence and 77 52 100 P to 5 a stone corner to said Steele thence N 19 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 stone corner to said Waller thence N 19 E 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 73 E 77 32 100 P to the beginning Tract No 2 the small piece on which the dwelling house is situated contains twenty five acres two roods and eight poles 25 A 2 R 8 P and is bounded as follows Beginning m the middle of the Maysville and Lexington Turnpike at A see plat a corner to J Jacoby running therefrom with said and Tract No 1 out training for it Porous Tire ¬ Bicycle dealers who want to educate riders to use the form of tire which will give both rider and dealer the least trouble would do well to remember the following printed February 6 1897 by the L A W Bulletin official organ of the League of American Wheelmen porous tires but We often hear about never without a feeling that somebody may be mistaken The fact that air comes through the outer surface of a tire in numerous placs is by no means conclusive evidence that there is more than one leak in theinner tube Al- ¬ though tires are classified as inner tube and hosepipe the idea conveyed to the mind of a novice is erroneous since all tires have inner tubes the principle difference being that in tne hosepipe tire the inner tube is vul- ¬ canized fast to the outer part of the tire In the case of a tire in which thp inner tube is separate called the iner tube tire the inner or air tube may be taken out an immersed in water while it contains just enough air pres- ¬ sure to stretch it slightly above its natural size If it contains any holes however small the air will rise through the water io small bubbles and if such a tube is found to be porous while it is yet new it should be returned to the manufacturer This however will be extremely rare as the method usually employed prevents such results If numerous bubbles rise from different parts of a hosepipe tire at the same time and we believe it is this form of tire that is most often accused of being porous the chances are thttheairis leaking through one hole in the inner tube and that it divides into numerous channels before it reaches the sur- ¬ face The threads of which all tires are made may and often do act as minute tubes which con vej air from some leak at the in ¬ side and let it escape at one or more open ningssome times quite a distancefrom the actual puncture Great care should be taken in plugging a hosepipe tire to prevent any fibre of the can- ¬ vas from forming a connection between the inside of the air tube and the main part of ¬ There is a popular and false notion that appendicitis is caused by a grape seed an orange seed or some other foreign substance getting into the vermiform appendix The true cause is the setting up of inflammation and consequent gan ¬ grene in the tissue of the appendix us ually due to insufficient circulation of blood in the part itself In thousands of operations whioh have taken place many in time to save the life of the pa- ¬ tient and many too late there is not one authenticated case of a foreign sub¬ stance such as a seed being found in the appendix This will be more fully realized when one has in mind that the interior of the appendix is only big enough to admit a medium sized darn ¬ ing needle Its great liability to disease is due entirely to its low order of vital resistance that is it is an organ which appears to have no actual use in the present machinery of man but in the earlier stages of mans development it is believed td have been a large pouch that played an important part in the digestive operations of the human sys tem By ages of disuse it has gradually shrunk to its present dimensions and is known to science as a vestigial organ one which is only a remnant of its former self and possessing but a vestige of its original functions - This becomes more clear if some other parts of the body which now seem to have no nse are considered Thetonsils are in this class and also the wisdom teeth and both are peculiarly subject to ¬ ¬ PANTS SHIRTS overcoats SUITS boots shoes etc lib- - hatsand caps underwear 5- - -4 - iV il - i- - - - i m M M j disease v i5l i3WKV j -- 3 JacobyslmeS59E24 45 sj i is 1 K jfcA - X irrs as rV- Vjr -- Tasini - rSt with the middle thereof N 49 E 94 28 100 P to the beginning Tract No 3 which fronts on the Maysville and Lexington and Hutchison Station Turnpikes contains sixty six acres and one rood and is bounded as follows Beginning in the middle of the Maysville and Lexington Turnpike at E a corner to tne Hopewell Church lot and running therefrom S 46 E 26 1 5 poles to F a post corner to the same thence N 42 E 12 48100 P to G the middle of the Hutchison Station Turnpike thence with the middle thereof S 60 E 70 2 5 P to H a stone corner to Mrs Pryor thence S 41 W 122 52100 P to I a stone cornpr to Mrs Waller thence N 42 W 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 49f E 86 32100 P to the beginning making a total of two hundred and seventeen acres and twenty nine poles 217 A 29 P in the 3 tracts Terms The property will be sold S 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 of 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 A B D SMEDLEY ¬ stone corner to Mrs Meteer thence S 2U W 86 36 100 P to C41 stone corner to the same thence N 62J W 69 44 100 P to D themiddle of said turnpike thence P to B a canvas The cut shows in an exaggerated fashion the manner in which air frequently finds its way to the outside through the threads After any tire has been used for some time the outer rubber which comes in direct con- ¬ tact with the road will receive many little cuts or punctures which extend only from the surrace in to the first layer of canvas and it is through these susface punctures that the air escapes even though sometimes it may first follow the canvas for several inches Instances have been known where the actual leak in the inner tube was on the opposite side of the tire from the point where the leak appears to be A T fobsyth Auctioneer -- Assignees Vih 14 S i i MILLER has received the exclusive agency for this and adjoining counties for the sale of Bryans new book entitled The First Battle It is written in Mr Bryans best style clear concise and logical His inspiring language full of keen satire and brilliant rhetoric will charm interest and instruct not only those who were his most devoted followers but also his most ardent opponents The books contains about 600 pages printed from large clear type with 82 full page illustrations a magnificent colored presentation plate and an autograph preface handsomely bound in cloth half morocco or full morocco at 175 225 and 275 each Mail orders will receive prompt attention Address Oscau W Miller Hutchison Xy The First Battle There are some American riders who do not know that the cycling public of Europe after long experience long ago adopted double tube tires as the only satisfactory ones Any American rider who knows what a nuisance porous tire are will back up this experience While in America the Morgan Wright double tube tire is sold at a very reasonable price and under a liberal guarantee its construction is patented so that other tire makers have tried to force into favor single tube tires which failed in Europe Year after year these single tube mak- ¬ ers bring out a new idea for successfully stopping leaks and repairing punctures and year after year they fail and the man who buys generally pays dearly for the experience In the Morgan Wright construction the porosity is avoided and when one of these tires is punctured the repair is permanent Inside of the inner tube lies a strip of rubber called the quick repair strip To repair a puncture simply inject some M W quick-repacement inside the inner tube press down and pump up See that the tire is pumped up however while the cement is being injected so that the cement will get into the inner tube W tires no fol- ¬ Riders who use M low this simple instruction when the tires puncture will save V emselve and dealers from the trout e8 of porosity and imperfect repairs -- The appendix is in one of the most delicate and vital parts of the body in the peritoneal cavity usually to the right of the center of the abdomen But in rare instances it has been found on the left side and stilly more- rarely otherwise displaced This discovery made very recently has caused the sur- ¬ geons to be extremely careful to locate the trdublo before using the knife But science never stands stilly It al- ¬ ways pushes its investigations beyond mere appearances and out of the myte ries of nature develops facts which give it power and might When itrwas once proved that the poison which prpduced septic peritonitis came from thebreak ing down or decay of the appendix the very root of one of mans worst physical foes was laid bare Further practice established beyond a doubt that in a large majority of cases the appen ¬ dix could be removed by a simple sur- ¬ gical operation and the patient restored to vigorous health if the disease vyas discovered in time and correctly diag- ¬ - ii A 3tJi m - -- X3XT- - 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 r nosed ¬ ¬ The surgeons now regard thel opera- ¬ tion itself as one of the most simple but to obtain the best results it should take place within a few hours after the patient begins to suffer from the disease In fact the sooner the operation is had the better are the chances of recovery while if the knife is not resorted to death is sure to ensue very promptly or after lingering miseries from the deadly poison perambulating through the sys tem and coming to the surface- - in ab¬ ¬ BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS mxsmmiKi4 v a 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KT t EfTM ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL - scesses f ir Change Of Time t Crescent changes time Sunday February 28th Schedules be- ¬ 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 ¬ bound train No 6 leaves Somerset 1210 instead of 1225 p m Georgetown 319 and arrives Cincinnati 605 p m Other The Queen Incomparable The service on the Queen Creseent fast HAVE a desirable 1 story 3 room train North Through Pullman drawing frame cottage on Eighth street room sleepers Standard vestibuled day coaches lavatories near the Georgetown pike bridge The Elegant Cafe parlor and smoking rooms and observation lot is 47 feet front running back 165 Nine and one half hours to Cincinnaticars 10 feet has big never failing spring rents hours to Louisville from Chattanooga O L Mitcheli easy for 6 00 per month Will sell for Div Pastr Agt cash or on 6 and 12 months without Chattanooga Tenn interest Apply to or address Cottage For Sale trains practically unchanged I 19feb lmo P LENIHEN Paris Ky COmfort i IS ICE ICE TKB UW J- - - THE PATRONS TO ICE MFG CO OF THE PARIS We appreciate your past patronage We are now ready to quote prices for next season and will not be undersold by anybody Remeaber our ice is of pure distilled No dust or cinders oi Queen Crescent Route limited trains North Rock ballast Superb trains with every comfort Fast time and the short line -to Cincinnati To Cure A Cold In One Day -- lets All druggists refund - the money if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ The symptoms are so plain and un ¬ mistakable to the surgeon of today that any sufferer may know them for himself First The attack is alwayssudden It comes on when the person is appar ently in the best of health and without the slightest warning Second A sharp pain is felt in the very center of the abdomen This is al- ¬ ways the case whether the appendix be in its correct place on the right side or displaced to the left Third A sore and tender spot very painful to the touch is looated exactly where the incision must be made to find the appendix These are the three plain symptoms which have been found in thousands of cases with scarcely a variation Thus it is that many sudden deaths occur to persons in robust health They are thought to have a colic or a vertigo when the truth is that miserable and useless little organ the appendix has met with some kind of an accident and clogs the whole machine Appendicitis usually occurs between the ages of 10 and 80 years It is ex- ¬ tremely rare above or below thoseages It is much more frequent amoncr males than females the proportion in all countries being 20 per cent - females to 80 per cent males The cause for this difference is of very recent discovery and is not even known - generally among the medical profession Dr Clado a French surgeon Rnd irfvestigator sought an explanation of the comparative immunity of tie fe- ¬ male sesNom the malady and discov- ¬ ered that the appendix in woman has an extra blood vessel that does jiot exist in man This discovery was hailed with delight by the surgical world It was hot only a bit of new knowledge of in-finite value tat wis an additional nf H iit iii v iiri jiS fin invrnft rvr 1 nci ux nin Tmi jNr appendix isways dHe to its wantef vital resistance New York Journal ¬ tornev Harmon Stitt A SMEDLEY B D SMEDLEY f AsslSnees 27nov persons having claims against assigned estate of J GSmedley are requested to present them HOUSE at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or their at CA Hi St DAUGHERTY S L H Landman H D Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris m WMM - ALSO DEALER IN PIT 434 Main Paris Ky TUESDAY MARCH 9TH 1897 returning every second Tuesday in each month t Vs- tf - - ASSIGNEES NOTICE properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or his attorney Har ¬ the assigned estate of A Arequested to present tnem are LL persons having claims against at once J Ball mon Stitt m mil ASSIGNEES INOTIOE JFOJEt ALL persons having claims Hagainst assigned estate of M Cur ¬ 27nov tf PERRY JEFFERSON Assignee Optician La ndman has been visiting this city regularly for over five years and has ad justed glasses to the eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon Estimates promptly furnished for uounty ana nas proven nimseir com-glass paints painting and decorating petent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Clark Clays drug store between his visits and when he makes his regular visit he will examine your eyes thorough ¬ ly and make any change necessary to BUSINESS give satisfaction Examination free References Drs W J Fithian Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C t- f- Paints Oil Varnishes Brushes Artists5 Ma ¬ g terials Window Glass Etc fSji r- - SAX - D Cram of Paris The old and well known firm of Smedley Butler rent are requested to present them at is now progress of Millersburg Ky in of liquidation owing once properly proven as required by to the assignment of J G- Smedley law to the undersigned or hisattorney All of the large stock of dry goods Harmon Stitt notions fancy goods domestics boots H C CURRENT shoes hats caps and every article kept Assignee 27nov tf 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 Weekly Commercial ONLY COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE CO Cincinnati ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL persons having claims against assigned estate of I R Best are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned 27nov tf well known throughout Central Ken- ¬ tucky Any one wishing to buy the stock as a whole should address ALEX BUTLER Of the firm of Smedley Butler Millersburg Ky Tribune 50e A Year Cincinnati O HARMON STITT Assignee JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY NOTICE Ky i water FIFTY PEAR TREES FOR - s your own Pear Trees For one dollar I will send vou 19feb Manager postage paid the following fifty pear trees an grattett on Japan Seedling Stock 10 E Harvest 10 Bartlett 10 C Favorite 10 F Beauty 10 Idaho If you send in your order before February 15th I will include one Lincoln Core- njlWO STORY brick house on tipper less no seed no core Reference J 41 Pleasant street adjoining the resi bank at thfs placa Address 3nce of S S Clay Apply to fi En ARttpVx v 29sep tf A C ADAIR GreerisDurgHInd PARIS IOE MFG CO 100 PHIL NIPPERT Farmers Grow FOR RENT -- LL persons having claims against Work the assigned estate of Joshua promptlyguaranteed satisfactory Calls answered Your tnWH1pleapr3f flSJmeSS solicited Prices reasonable work is coruinu iu law auu ltjavo rrs with the undersigned or at the office of Harmon Stitt Paris Ky WILBUR R SMITH PRESIDENTS Those knowing themselves indebted to LEXINGTQN KY the estate will please settle promptly fOTenceafBkgsraduate3 In- persons having claims against Cold Cures avoid suit and ALL assigned estate of James H Sio0nf fSSyk SfpiSfSS afc Worldfl A plan is being recommended by J M VIMONT Letton are requested to present them at A Thorough Etiflucmial and Honored Assignee Joshua Barton French physicians to cure colds by ap o students in attendacc onee properly proven as required by SJHSS year Judred20 states Millersburg Ky lonov tf pjlying ice to the spine Indeed now- ¬ law to the undersigned or his attorney nineiJsSiuri5e consists of Book keeplmr adays the curative value of cold is being wnel Arithl5eVc Penmanship Harmon Stitt TJfMrc handlSln Banking Joint Stfc highly spoken of and the inflammatory M GREEN L Lectures Business PracfiSK MorcantilR Correspondence etc 27nov tf sore throat which used to be treated by Assignee TSirtntE l5nsii65J Ccarscnicincluding poultices and warmth is now said to be I30ara in a faaiy about Soo heasily and quickly cured by sncking ice - TyiwHinErand Tclcsrapliy have Pcial teachers and ADVERTISING RATES and keeping the patient in a low tem- ¬ Displays one dollar per inch for first inser- ¬ persons having claims against perature rates each ALL assigned estate of J J Peed tion half or readinginsertion thereafter pew Special departmentdlma11 f0 forladiC3 Locals notices 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