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I mf o IhK cr - c Ut THE BOU R B ON NEWS MILLER CHAMP Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established feb i 1881 v SEVENTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO EY FRIDAY MARCH MILLERSBURG 12 1897 NO 21 ASSIGNEES SALE News Notes Gathered Bars In And About The Get Your Clothing Made to Measure PRICE t CO Co Ed Hnll will paint your buggy aa It cheap as any one Mr Will Royce of Bath is the guest of Mr Royce Allen Mr Joe Mock went to Lexington Wednesday on business Mr Owen Ingles has gone to Cincin Â¬ nati to buy atock bf Spring goods Miss Cora Logan of Cincinnati Is the guest of Miss Annetta Mclnfcyre Miss Bina Daily has gone to Pal mouth to attend the Normal School J mm hpihl The undersigned Assignee of Isaac F ChanaUr will on TUESDAT MARCH on the promisee at 10 a OP BROWER SCOtT FRAZEE Carpets Furniture Wall Papers Draperies 30TH 1697 p Opposite Frank All of our Goods are Warranted to bie Strictly a11 WoOl And we guarantee a perfect fit nm flanging nuini Drmmnrr fmm au Our experience for eight years in tlie wholesale clothing business enables us to buy ready made clothing at such prices To Give You Good Values For Your Money IS- - l large Display of jtchnr salesman at 25 m 51 P THE CUBA HAT 99 cts No misrepresentations Houston Rion tfeftiaMe One price to all would be glad to his friends call mf sharp sell vatpnblio suction all of the personal kX wjri property consiatinsr of corn tobacco WE HAVE JUST OPENED w t work beasts etc and 136 acres 3 roods A COMPLETE LINE OP NEW COUCHES and 3tpok6 of land The land is in a high state of cultivation splendidly improv- Â¬ Mi 8 Bettie Woolums visited relatives ed Covered in Corduroys different colors from 81000 up and admirably located being at the in Carlisle Tuesday and Wednesday Covered in Leather different colors from 1500Mip intersection of the Maysville Lexing Â¬ vial ed her son ton and Millersbnrg Cane Ridge turn Â¬ Covered in Carpetings different colors from 750 up Mrs Mike Thornton Fay at Hnnington W Va this week pikes within one half mile of Millers SEE DISPLAY ON FIRST FLOOR burg It Corn Will nay thehigbest market metes andis particularly described by bounds as follows price for 1000 barrels 8rs- - ZZZ SEE OUR LINE OF S D Dodson 3t Begrnmng at 1 in the middle of the FOLDING BEDS Miss Lyda Clark returned Tuesday railroad corner to Merimie and running BRASS BEDS E 2052 pces to 2 the middle of from a visit to relatives in Flemings S 45Lexikgron WHITE ENAMELED IRON-- BFDS Maysville pike then the burg with thejmiddle thereof S 47 W 10 BABY CARRIAGES Mr Chas C Pierce of Bloomington poles to afcorner torCollins then S 57 111 is the guest of Chas Clark and E 2184 poles to 4 a stone corner to Catalogue and Prices furnished on applicationx family same then S 25 W 5064 poles to 5 a stone corner to Mann then S 72 E 59 52 Miss Lyda Frazee eruest of her cousin Miss Blanch Darnell returned to Lex- Â¬ poles to 6 a stone corner to McKee then N 42 E 7128 poles to 7 the middle of ington Tuesday the Cane Ridge pike then with the Mrs Chas Johnson and Mrs Oscar middle thereof S 41 E 4224 poles to 8 Lexingt- n Ky Johnson weut to Cincinnati yesterday to j Josh Barfoae corner then N 64 E 4988 Corner Main and Broadway see the styles m Spring dresses poles to 9arone coiner to said Barton tjviwii vs 3 a 3C LJHJ UJJUJEAJjLZZU 2 E 5120 poles to 10a boxelder Mrs Sue Graham of St Louis at d then N tqjfsame corner then N 43 W 6720 poles Miss Millie Huff of Carlisle were guests to 11 astone corner to same then N 71 of Mrs Harmon Stitt Wednesday W 83486oleR to 12 a stone corner to C Wrenn of Mt Sterlm same thh N 78 W 4360 poles to 13 the Mr Bert was the puest of his cousin Mr Tom middle oljsaid railroad then with the The Whitest Purest and Triplett Wednesday and yesterday middle thereof as it meanders S 10 W 14 S 15 W 8 poles to 15 S The Best The members of the Forest Avenue 12 polesto 21 W 18poles to 16 S 29 W 16 poles to Christian Church of Kansas City have presented their pastor A W Koken 17 S 381973332 poles to the beginning doffer formerly of this place theSchaff TERstetroR Personal Property Herzog Encyclopedia of religious All sumsof 10 and under cash over knowledge and Mrs Kokendoffer a 10 thepurchaser may give his note present of 20 in gold with approved surety payable three monthsafter date with interest at 6 Mrs Chas Johnson Mrs Oscar Johnson Mrs F Inerles Miss Lizzie per centf or he may pay cash at his Taylor Katie Savage Dorothy Peed option I Mary Smedley Mrs C Pope and Mrs be sold upon The real estate Olen Pope went to Paris Wednesday to credit ofj6 12 andwill months with ina Ask Your Grocer For It Â¬ 24 see the styles in Spring dresses at the terest from day of sale or the purchaser Take No Other Ross of may paycash at any time after the sale Fordham shown by Chiun Lexington has been approved by the Bourbon County Court The purchaser will be SCINTILLATIONS required1 to execute bonds with surety approved by con An Interesting Janible Of News And ditionedjthat the undersigned and in default of the payment Comment of either bond at maturity the sub Gov Bradley has been petitioned to sequentjbonds or bond shall mature and Should the purchaser be collectible pardon Jackson and Walling fail to comply with the terms of Isaac Thomas aged fifteen was killed salethtf assignee will immediately the re Tuesday by a live electric wireini selLthe property without waiymgight JT- tF i- r- -- -- r - Brower Scott Frazee t - PRIDE OF A FLO SACK PARIS MILLING CO 1 EVERY GUARAHTEED - 2 Maysville papers are already adver Â¬ damages tising a Fburth of July celebration to be Hifitt oftiouwagalnshecceptebidderfor E T BEES Assignee Harmon Stitt Atty a a i MY mrr iMfwm Paris taisliinpofl Tl v H S STOUT Manager tbvoUU Will buy one of our finest 2800 business suits held at the Fair Grounds a a smu i Lewis Combs was found dead with his throat cut near Hazard Combs claim- Â¬ ed to have killed fifty men Wm Flemings barn containing 6000 PARIS KY pounds of tobacco burned Tuesday 602 MAIN ST Over Deposit Bank i night in the suburbs of Georgetown No insurance Office hours 8 to 12 a in 1 to 6 p m The mother of Alonzo Walling visited tha parents cf Pearl Bryan Tuesday and endeavored to persuade them to appeal to Gov Bradley for clemency for her M H DAILEY 1 I I - J 1 R A SPRAKE PARIS son Â¬ 3 3R0AEWAY KY Hb4U up stairs Superintendent W L Davidson announces June 30 to July 9 as dates for Office hours 8 to 12 a m t to 6 p m the Kentucky Chautauqua Assembly offers are GOOD FOR SIX at Woodland Park this year An at- Â¬ Will get our finest 3000 suit The PAYS We are doing a good business which is evidence that we are tractive programme has been arranged A DESIRABLE 60 ACRE FARM treating the people right Because his divorced wife refused to go walking with him Harmon Kamp a Pants made to order for Covington man fired four shots at her HAVE a well situated 60 acre Bour- Â¬ missing his aim One shot however bon County farm which I desire to 3 clipped off a piece of his mother-in-law- s sell It is well improved For any of ends for boys pants cheap for cash further particulars address We have a lot ear PLUMMER J EMillersburg Ky 8jan tf Dont forget we have moved to store room between C B Mitchells Since January 1st forty persons from Madison county have located at Bloom nd Adams Express office N Laundry Work sent oneday and re- ington 111 Probably 200 persons from i i i ij i i i i i i i i i ii i i ri i i i i i i i i i i ri ii u i i ri i i i i i i i n i i We are agents for M Madison and Estill counties among turned next them several large families have found Buy Shoes Now S homes in Northern and Central Illinois Mens finest calf shoes cut from 5 and 6 to 385 in the past year Ladies finest Kid Welts lace and button cut from 350 and 4 to 285 The only safe sure and Ramons Liver Pill removes the bile Till March 1st reliable Female TULI The Tonic Pellet tones up the system ever offered to Ladies Combined form a Perfect Treatment CLAY RION 25c especially recommend ed to married Ladies FUiXiS and take no other Ask for DB BIOTTS PENH YROYAL per Send for circular Price 100 box 6 Doxes for 500 BO YEARS - Cleveland Onio KMflfclSfcaHB DR MOTTS CTTTflMUCAL CO EXPERIENCE r For Sale By W T Brooks Druggist 2500 A SWING FREE Messrs Tarr Templin will shortly issue a folder to advertise the merits of the Templin Swing which they are now manu Â¬ 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 hest 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 he given to the aforesaid advertisement All children contesting for the swing must bring or mail the work on or before April 5th 1897 The swing will be delivered to winner on May 1st FOR SALE AND 4 UP I Â¬ I H STOUT Manager Parents and 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blacksmith shop at Jackson- Â¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal ance in twelve months For further particulars address or call on 121 BENJ F SHARON J 13oct tf Jacksonville Ey - I now and thdre would not be so many were not the Gabler remarkable for tone touch and finish as well as for durability Listen to it and learn its We are sole representa- Â¬ excellence tives for the Steinway Piano 40000 in Cse And can not afford to turn out inferior work Give us a trial and if good work can gain your patron- Â¬ age yours is insured Quick work and satisfaction B0MB1 STEM LAU1RT W M HINTON JR - 3 BRO Props OFFICE AND WORKS 127 120 SEVENTH ST PARIS KY BRANCH OFFICE i Ernest Urchs and 123 CINCINNATI i - Co West Fourth Street W 311 Hintons Jewelry Store i j- -- f V nflrTMr v XiHKVTS V s W - - - l lTt i tfc - - ji p 1 THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY MARCH IN THE RIVER 12 1897 MilUoBB of Coolc Bolc Glym Awir WHAT A STUPENDOUS U0C There ia on large house in thi country We hear a farmer say when- - he reads on its turn and that John Breider Mishicott Wis that has taken business rising tide Alive means to ride in on the grew 173 bushels of Salzers Silver to the signs of better times and to the best King Barley per acre in 1896 Dont interests of the people they are now circu- Â¬ a yon believe it Just write him You lating among families A valuable publication Vogeler Company s known as the Charles see Salzers seeds are bred up to big Cookery Book and Book of Comfort and yields And Oats 230 bushels corn 260 Health which contains very choice informa Â¬ cooking Receipts Wheat 60 bushels Potatoes 1600 bushÂ¬ tion on the subject ofgood substantial and of preparation els Grasses 6 tons per acre etc etc -- for the dishes prepared especially for it by dainty 1000 FOR 10 CENTS a leading authority will be found m its Send This Notice and 10 Cents pages Much care has been taken in its Just stamps to John A Salzer Seed Co La preparation and distribution with the hope Crosse Wis and get 12 farm seed sam- Â¬ that it will be just the thing needed for housekeepers and just the thing needed ples worth 10 to get a start k also for the care of the health and house-hold As a Cookeiy Book it will be invalua- Â¬ You look as sullen as ble to keep on hand for reference Officer to recruit an ape that has just found out that you are It also contains full information m regard to the great remedies of this house Fliegende Blaetter his descendant which provide against bodily ailments es- pecially the Master Cure for Pains and 100 Reward 100 St The readers of this paper will be pleased Aches give Jacobs Oil of the labor and ex-Â¬ To to learn that there is at least one dreaded pense of some idea more than 200 tons of this output disease that science has been able to cure in paper have been used in its publication and all its stages and that is Catarrh Halls 100000 a day Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure at the rate offor the issue it has takensev A eral months known to the medical fraternity Catarrh The book can be had of druggists everg being a constitutional disease requires a stamp to The constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh where or by enclosing a 2c Vogeler Company Baltimore- Cure is taken internally acting directly Charles A upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the Md system thereby destroying the foundation A jury of ravens would not be long in de-of the disease and giving the patient ciding a that a linnet could not sing strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work The ri Cascarets stimulate liver proprietors have so much faith in its cura- bowels Never- sicken weakenIddnevs and or gripe lOcrr tive powers that they offer One Hundred f- I Dollars for any case that it fails to cure People really ought to have better sensesrfe HP Send for list of testimonials than they have Atchison GJobe v iJfe Address IV J Cheney Co Toledo 0 Sold by Druggists 75c Frost bites are like burns and scalds Alll r Halls Family Pills are the best af are cured by St Jacobs OH Â¬ -- DUTY ON SUGAR --- y m I i im r M S Vc J If - K 1 If V r 3 - r I - r - sIY ll v i j i- - - 1 i - - tf -- Referee Slier Submits His Imterpretatiom Terrible Disaster Near Etamelten Ind U of the Queensberry Rules Which Will Caused by the Flood Cannonball Train Rate to Be Increased So as to Providt Govern the Great Glove Contest v on the EvauBTille 3s Terre Haute Wreck Â¬ Of the Houses of Christians St iftGo Additional Revenue Carson City Nev March 11 The edSeveral Lives Lost ing on in Crete Â¬ most delicate subject in connection Vincennes Ind March 11 A terrible wreck occurred on the Evansville with the big fight was broached Wed- Â¬ The First Regular Cabinet Meeting Tw nesday when Referee George Siler Terre Haute railroad Wednesday Fonr Hundred Moslems Killed in Will Be Held Each Week Democratic in the Vicinity of Sitia Russia Senators Caucuu Sylvester Scovel A south bound passenger morning submitted to Corbett and Fitzsimmons Determined to Coerce Greece The Released Burglars at Work his interpretation of the Queensberry train went into White river between Fight at Akrotiri Is Ended Decker and Hazel ton rules Silers communication which The entire Washington March 10 The sugar train is reported to be in the river was in the nature of a formal letter Athens March 10 The reply- of was not received with manifestations schedule was considered Tuesday by with only one end of the last the republican members of the ways coach sticking out Of 35 passen- Â¬ the Greek government to the ultima of joy at either camp and means committee It was decided gers only two are said to have tum of the powers having been deVRule 1 To be a fair stand up box- Â¬ to increase the rate of duty so as to escaped Conductor Sears and Fireman livered to the foreign representatives ing match in a 24 foot ring or as near provide for additional revenues to Bowman were lost The train had here preparations for hostilities be that as practicable the amount of 20000000 Present passed over the bridge proper and had tween Greece and Turkey whichare Rule 2 No wrestling or hugging alappearances indicate that the duty reached a long steep embankment and apparently inevitable are being hur Â¬ lowed on raw Rule 3 The rounds to be of three sugar will be about trestle The swollen condition of the ried forward with all possible speed London Mar eh 10 It was learned minutes- duration and one minute time a pound scaling this to river spred it under that part of the a pound in the case of countries which track which went down There are In official quarters Tuesday af ternoon between rounds give us equal reciprocal advantages many conflicting stories placing the that there is not the slightest chance Rule 4 If either man fall through that the powers will tolerate the pres- weakness or otherwise he must get up The purpose is to reduce the differen loss of passengers at from 13 to 65 tial to the lowest possible rate not ex-Â¬ The wreck occurred at a point just ence of the Greek troops in Canea So unassisted ten seconds to be allowed ceeding of one cent a pound south of the main span of the White soon as the powers have had time to him to do so the other man mean- Â¬ The first regular cabinet meeting of river bridge where a trestle is built exchange views on the subject Greece while to return to his corner and the new administration was held Tuesi overa4ong fill in This fill has since will be notified of the measures which wKen the fallen man is on his legs the day morning at 11 oclock President the recent floods been surrounded by they have decided must be taken for round to be resumed and continued McKinley intends to keep up the water from ten to 15 feet deep The the immediate enforcement oftheir untilthe three minutes have expired practice of holding conferences sggy condition of the ground decision The negotiations wilU not If one man f ails to come to the scratch supports last long for it is known that Ger- Â¬ in the ten seconds allowed it shall be trestle the with his official advisers twice caused a week on Tuesdays and Fridays to spread entire many and Russia- are pressing for im- in the power of the referee to give his the and at the hour named Whether rainy train plunged into the water Imme- Â¬ mediate action award in favor of the other man Canea March 10 Advices from Rule 5 A man hanging on the weather was or was not the cause of diately upon the receipt of the news a Betimo on the- - coast some 30 ThTles rdpes in a helpless state with his toes it there was a great falling off in the messenger was sent overland from forces of the office seekers that came here to the scene of the wreck and southeast ofhere show that the pil offthe ground shall be considered to the mansion Tuesday morning By when last heard from he had aban- Â¬ laging of the hduses and shops of the down The 11 oclock when the cabinet met they doned his buggy on account of bridges Christians there is still going on Rule 6 No seconds or any other washed away and had to swim two vice consuls stationed at Retimo have person to be allowed in the ring dur Â¬ had all gone The Times Tuesday afternoon says streams on horseback Communication asked the consuls here that protection ing the rounds s Rule H Should the contest be stopthat a message has been received at is almost inaccessible and there is be affored the Christians In Canea itself there has been rob ped by way unavoidable interference to calm the grave apprehen- Â¬ the state department from Consul Gen- nothing eral Lee at Havana stating that he is sions felt The train in descending bery of houses owned by Christians the referee to name time and place as informed that Sylvester Scovel the the embankment tore down the tele- Â¬ who are absent from the city This soon as possible for finishing the conAmerican newspaper correspondent graph poles and all communication by pillaging is not the work of the Mos- test so that the match must be won or now in a Cuban prison will be re- wire is cut off All that the local of- Â¬ lem inhabitants but is done by Turk lost unless the backers of both men ficers have been able to learn indicates ish soldiers Protests have been made agree to draw the stakes leased Tuesday Rule S The gloves to be fair sized Some Chicago practices have evi- that Engineer McCutcheon Fireman to the acting governor but no satisConduc- Â¬ faction was obtained he saying that boxing gloves of the best quality and dently been brought to Washington Bowman Brakeman Haweisen by the inauguration crowd About tor Sears and three passengers have the robberies can not be helped as the new Turkish soldiers have to pillage to noon Tuesday the jewelry store of been taken out dead so far Rule 9 Should a glove burst or live A relief party has just returned from come off it must be replaced to the Geroino Desio on F street in the Tewfik Pasha the military governor referees satisfaction the scene of the disaster and report it busiest part of this city was robbed Rule 10 A man on one knee is of a tray of diamond rings and is not so great as at first reported has sent to Heraklion for another bat- Â¬ The engine baggage car and smoker talion of troops which will make the considered down and if struck is enpins 000 valued at S3 Three titled to the stakes men one went down in the river The sleeper condition of affairs worse than ever store entered the M Baraklis the Greek vice consul Rule 11 No shoes or boots with engaging Mr Desio in conversation and ladies coach remained on the track and the majority of the passen- Â¬ the staff of the consulate and a number springs allowed under a pretense of making a purchase Rule 12 The contest in all other for a testimonial while the other two gers were saved thereby The pas- of Greek newspaper reporters emgot away with the tray containing the sengers in smoker and baggage car barked upon a vessel Tuesday to re respects to be governed by the revised Sears and Fireman turn to Greece Adm Canavaro insist rules of the London prize ring jewels All of them escaped A de- Conductor were lost Engineer ing that his order that they leave the The first three rules need no comscription of the men and of the missing Bowman McCutcheon leaped on the bank island must be obeyed ment as they are plain simple and jewelry has been forwarded to all the Mr Boor the British officer who understood by almost everybody and escaped Mr Henderson of the chief cities The democratic senators held a can- - Henderson Opera Co was badly in- Â¬ was recently appointed to the com Rule 4 however requires some mand of the international gendarmerie analysis as some of the points are cus Tuesday afternoon on the subject jured The number of people in the of the reorganization of the senate smoker is reported to be about 150 has refused to disband the force at the often misconstrued but came to no conclusion A commit The death of Fireman Bowman is the command of the international commitThe rule says I either man fall tee He declares that he will not through weakness or otherwise he tee was appointed to confer with the last one of a family It was a very difficult matter to se-Â¬ abandon his post until ordered by the must get up unassisted three seconds other silver factions in the senate The only gold democrat who attended cure accurate information as the rail- Â¬ sultan to do so to be allowed him to do so the other The fight at Akrotiri ceased at noon man meanwhile to return to his corthe caucus was Senator Lindsay oi road was unusually reticent and re- Â¬ fused the Evansville and Hazelton Tuesday the insurgents changing ner Kentucky newspaper men transportation to the their position owing to their fears This of course was intended to preSEEKS MERCY scene of the wreck The latest and that they would again be bombarded vent a man from standing over his by the foreign warships fallen opponent It probably never Scott Jackson Presents His Plea to Govi most reliable report is that five were The story of the massacre of Mus- occurred to the framer of the rules killed and two seriously injured as fol- Â¬ Bradley His Case Fully Reviewed sulmans at Sitia will not down though that at times a man either falls or is Frankfort Kj March 10 The lows Killed Herbert been of this city first formal application for executive head janitor of theAllen house caught it hastimes emphatically denied sev- knocked down in his opponents corstate eral It was reported again ner If then the man on his feet reclemency for the alleged murderers of in the smoking car and drowned Jos Tuesday with the addition that the Pearl Bryan will be filed Wednesday Bbleman of Evansville locomotive consuls at Heraklion had been con- tires to his corner as the rules direct he will be standing over his fallen opmorningfireman John Sears of Terre Haute vinced by witnesses that 400 Moslems ponent and doing just what the rules L J Crawford attorney for Scott were killed in the villages in the vicin mean he shall not do two unknown meni Jackson came quietly to Frankfort conductor Brakeman Haueisen of Injured this ity of Sitia To avoid all disputes on this score Tuesday night and saw Gov Bradley city J B Henderson brother of ex It was first stated that 2000 Mussul- I will simply instruct you in case of a at the state house where arrange State Auditor Henderson Both are mans had been massacred in Sitia knock down to retire at least ten feet ments were made for the presentation seriously injured but they will recover St Petersburg March 10 A firm from your fallen opponent to give of the case The attorneys brief will They are aVa house near the scene of resolve is manifested in government him an opportunity to rise be delivered to the governor imme the wreck quarters fixedly to the policy of coer Rule 12 which says The contest diately upon its arrival in this city by A telephone message from Hazelton cion toward Greece should the Greek in all other respects to be governed by the first mail in the morning is that another crevasse has appeared policy necessitate such a course It is the revised rules of the London prize CoL Crawford reviews the testimony between White river bridge and the stated here that admirals commanding ring is I consider one of the most imin the case in every detail and it is un one where the train was derstood bases his appeal for execu- is spreading rapidly and wrecked It the foreign fleets in Cretan waters portant of the 12 rules and appears tive interference chiefly upon the im the roadbed will be very the damage to have decided in addition to blockad to be the bone of contention in almost is probability of the story of the Negro reported that an overcoat serious It T ing the Pirssus and the coast of Crete J every contest It has been the custom marked J to fire upon any Greek torpedo boat of referees myself among them Â¬ Geo U Jackson Phillips was found floating on the that approaches the foreign warships quire of the principals whetherto in they The application itself simply be- water near the wreck London March 10 A dispatch from choose to hit in clinches with one arm seeches the governor of the state to Vienna to the Central News says that free and also on breakaways Invari read the record in the case and take EX SENATOR DOLPH the Eighty seventh infantry regiment ably the principals agree not to hit in such action as the interests of justice Dies at His Home in Oregon From the at Triests has been ordered to be mob J clinches or on breakaways but they demand It is not believed that there Shock Following the Amputation of a mzed in readiness to proceed to Crete generally forget all about their agreeis any direct appeal for a pardon of Leg London violate Scott Jackson nor will there be any Portland Ore March 11 J N Wednesday March 10 a The Chronicle ment and frequently am sure itdesire to published dispatch from Neither of you I specific action suggested The Dolph ex United States senator from other attorney for the man who is sentenced Oregon died at his home in this city Athens sajing that the kernel of the win the coming contest on a technical to be hanged on March 20 will simply at 1050 oclock Wednesday morning situation is that Russia is pursuing foul and to avoid any such contin submit his case to the conscience and after an illness of about two weeks Greece with a terrible vindictive gency through hitting in clinches with the judgment of the governor without The cause of death was shock follow- Â¬ ness that it is impossible to ex a free arm and in breakaways I will presuming to indicate what course ing the amputation of his left leg plain It is stated however that rule That you be permitted to hit in ought to be pursued which operation was performed Mon Russia realizes that millions Oj Greek Christians in the east clinches with one arm free and also on The written argument to be filed by day afternoon yield religious allegiance only to the breakaways With this interpretation CoL Crawford it is understood conGreek patriarch at Const antinaple of this rule announced a week before tains about 5000 words and the whole which is a serious bar to Russias the contest you will both have ample record in the Scott Jackson case which plans M Muravieff the Russian for time to practice these important points Gov Bradley is requested to read eign minister is anxious to remove and will have no cause for complaint contains about 18000 words this bar by humiliating Greece and should either of you be caught off your No man can predict the action oi destroying her influence with the guard Gov Bradley He will perform his patriarch Pivot blows missing with either duty conscientiously and thoroughly London March 10 The communica- hand and whipping back With the He has promised to read every line oi tions which Lord Salisbury wired tc elbow meeting an opponent with or testimony in both the Jackson and the powers Monday evening concern- deliberately striking him with the Walling cases and if he is conÂ¬ ing the reply of Greece to the collec- elbow or knees are barred and will vinced that he ought to interfere tive note of the powers have resulted be considered foul Should anv of the he will do so without counting the in the concurrence of France and Italy above blows have any material effect cost of public opinion If he believes with Great Britain that coercive meas- on the result of the contest I shall use them innocent he will pardon them if ures toward Greece should be delayed my judgement accordingly Should he thinks death too severe a punish and negotiations continued at Athens any of the seconds of either principal ment for the actual crime he finds A telegram received at the foreign of- enter the ring during a round to them to have committed he will comfice from Rome states that the Italian render any assistance to the fighters mute the sentence to imprisonment government considers the Greek note or prevent them from committing a for life of too negative a character to justify foul or to throw water on them it ex senator dolpit Steel Works to Start Op the powers in taking immediate ac- shall be deemed a foul Baltimore March 10 It is aufhor For years Mr Dolph had been sufÂ¬ tion Trivial fouls may be unintention dtatively stated that the works of the fering from diabetes and about two Canea March 10 from Hi ally committed by either of you which Maryland Steel Co at Sparrows Point weeks ago was forced to confine him- erapetra on the southAdvices of the is unless they have a direct bearing on will Start up in all its departments in self to his bed While at home he be- Â¬ land of Crete say that coast Mussulmans iD the result will be overlooked at my a few weeks thus giving employment came troubled with an ingrowing toe possession of that town were sum- discretion to over 2000 men With all the furÂ¬ nail on the left foot He caused this moned to surrender by the This I believe covers all the im Christian naces in operation the Maryland Co to be operated upon and a few days insurgents who were investing portant points Both of you are thorhas a capacity of producing 1 200 tons after blood poisoning was manifest town and that the Mussulmans the oughly acquainted with the marquis of of iron daily The steel rail mill of The entire leg below the knee became fused to do so The insurgents re Queensberry rules not touched upon the company is also being fitted up and affected and as a last resort amputa Â¬ fired a volley into the fort which then by me and I hope to see you both live will be ready for operation by May It tion was decided upon After the am held by the- Moslems whereuponwas strictly up to them an closed down January 1 1894 It has a putation Mr Dolph rallied for a day Italian cruiser lying off the town fired With a fair field no favors no capacity for making 1200 rails per or two but early Wednesday morning upon the insurgents compelling there prejudices I remainvery truly yours day ae began to sink and died at 1050 George Siler referee to retire Willie Haas Most Die Eighteen Forgery Indictments Sympathy for Crote Anti Pool Law Stands Columbus O March 10 The su- Â¬ Pittsburgh Pa March 10 Eighteen Lincoln Neb March 11 The senSan Francisco Cal March 11 The preme court Tuesday overruled the mo has tion for leave to file a petition in error ate Wednesday unanimously adopted a indictments for forgery have been re- supreme court of- maintained the con turned by the grand jury against W stitutionality the civic ordinance in that court in the ease of William resolution sympathizing with Crete in J Dunn a well Haas the Cincinnati murderer and her struggle for freedom The resolu- The forgeries wereknown contractor prohibiting pool selling under which on negotiable as John Glynn was convicted and sennow there is no hope for hira to escape tion applauds the heroic endeavors of signments King George of Greece in opposing from the city and aggre tenced to- six months imprisonment the electric chair unless Gov Bushnell the powers gate over 548000 Glynns application for a writ of hawill commute the sentence beas corpus was denied and he must The Lerol Mine Sold Trotting Stallion Acolyte Sold A Pioneef Parmer Dead serve his sentence Lexington Ky Toronto Ont March 10 The Cherry Grove0 March 10 Henry cablegram says March 1L A special trotting The Gold Reserve stallion Acolyte by Onward that the famous Leroi Van Gundy aged 72 one of the pioneer mine of Washington March 11 Wednesfor which Coxey of commonweal fame Rossland B C owned by farmers of Anderson township died Senator Turner and thers of Wash bargained to pay R P Pepper 50000 days statement of the condition oi Tuesday morning of apoplexy He ington state has been sold to a syndi- was sold Tuesday by Geo E Watsor the treasury shows Available cash was one of the oldest tnasons in the cate of British capitalists for 55000- - to E D Wilson of Punxatawney Pa balancet 211813466 gdld reserve 150 township 50 383 for 3000 I the-Village THE TILL AGING THE BIG FIGHT - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ lc 1c - Â¬ Â¬ -- -- Â¬ Â¬ - - Â¬ 4 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hurried her hody was to be covered with sores caused by the hypodermic injection of morphine found This mere wrenlr rf n wnmnn hnrl n na ciu au iuuiioraDie ana w - A True Incident 4 A woman was picked up in the street in to the nearest hospital On examination Tincitinn Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ j5 iIKk iw j n I mi -- Jr iXiflWaH N Â¬ ilBHy Â¬ wl MWvpIa vm t flfji as ill m Her health began to fail In- Â¬ stead of taking- rest and medical treat ment she resorted to the stimulus of - r York New x - n u i ln aaijjK puunsmng- House i i - lucrative- - Â¬ Â¬ II A lmMmM i nl akJS4p taiLiVif ill aH Â¬ 4 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ MM h Â¬ ii The hospital physicians discov- Â¬ ered that her primary trouble was an affection of the womb which J could readily have been cured in vrKa1C the first stages If when she had felt those se Â¬ vere pains in the back the terrible headaches the constant sense of fullness soreness and pain in the pelvic region she had used Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com- Â¬ pound it would have dissolved and BUtfaiBi4iiGa2Ej passed- off that polypus in the womb and to day she would have been a well woman sitting in her - v 1 v K morphine - - V - ill - office Â¬ - go in this way Why will women Cli It seems let themselves passingde- - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ uioicau ui aeeKing a radical cure There is for any woman who suffers she need not o 0 withnnV help Mrs Pinkham stands ready to help any woman Ljnin Mass Write to her it will cost you nothing In the her addre meantime get ewwe vumpouna at tne nearest d a j store The following letter from one of your sisters will encourage Mrs Bertha Lehrman No 1 Erie St 27th Ward Pittsburg p von to MrS Pinkham I can hardly find words with which to thknk what you have done for me I suffered nearly seven years with Dackacher and sideache leucorrhoea and the worst forms of womb troubles Doctors failed to do me any good I have taken four bottles of T a K Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and one box of Liver J ne package of Sanative Wash and now can sav I am well anrthi S ily gaining flesh am stouter and heartier nmv I years I am recommending your Vegetable Compound to my lriends- - Ajrain I thank you for the good health I am enjoyino- r no excuse i ow aceq snouia have - f C rrf - T - - s A - i S - K Sjf7 -- - X H- - f V1 - - - v - i 1 1 1 tea - f s - - - r v- u - - V j 4a Ji2 j- k- M b faRJt- - jEV rJiL il tt r-- v- S i- J j Z A- JV 4 I iff- - v t I -- I - tA x i Tfll BOURBON forth - NEWS FE1DAY MARCH 12 1897 w - t union He argued that Clara not loving the banker he would thus save her from a life of unhappiness and perhaps the banker also and in time perhaps even he the pilots son might call Clara Hill wife lime With these thoughts in his brain he If I had the time hastened ashore and in the direction of Ilf I had the time to let my heart the Loyd mansion Just as he turned Speak out and take in my life a part the corner within one block of the house To look about and to stretch a hand To a comrade quartered in no luck land he encountered Herbert Lathrop Ah God If I might but just sit still What Captain Bruce it gives me And hear the note of the whippoorwill pleasure to see you you are going to I think that my wish with Gods would my uncles rhyme If I had the time I was Mr Lathrop but it is rather late for calls I am the bearer of a let Â¬ If I had the time to learn from you How much for comfort my word could do ter from Miss Hill to the bankers daugh- Â¬ And I told you then of my sudden will ter perhaps it is best that you deliver To kiss your feet when I did you ill it though I promised to do so in per- Â¬ If the tears aback of the coldness feigned Uould flow and the wrong be quite ex- Â¬ son and besides there is a business matplained ter on which I wish to see Mr Loyd Brothers the souls of us all would chime By all means come do not be rec- Â¬ If we had the time reant to your duty for you can see Richard Burton in Boston Watchman them both and if you do not see them wJL to night you will probably never see nJTSii33 Tj Jy Miss Loyd again as she will night become Mrs Clarence Hill while my uncle at the same time will tfj be wedded to Miss Clara and after that Sft I do not think you will see him soon They will probabty be absent for six months on a wedding trip So Angus accompanied Herbert to Copyright by A N Kellogg Newspaper Co the house he unlocked the front door and they entered the hall -- IF WE HAD THE TIME I had the time to find a place And sit me down full face to face With my better self that cannot show In my daily life that rushes so It might be then I would see my soul Was stumbling still toward the shining goal I might be nerved by the thought sub- Â¬ heart that he himself would decline the grasped the knifes handle and drew it ing against the side of the house foi The life blood of the banker followed it spurting up- and dyeing the hand of Angus coat and sleeve yes even to the bosom of his shirt The scream that emanated from the bathroom door was uttered by Aunt Mag when she saw Herbert Lathrop strike the fatal blow She stood there speechless as he rushed from the scene of his crime As he swung the door to almost in the face of Bruce he seized her by the throat What you too and dogging me Then but no a niggers oath dont go in court against a white and remem- Â¬ ber now a word a lisp and Ill have your life Remember Angus Bruce was the murderer of your master You may have an easy life your days out but remember I was in my room when our master died Herbert relaxed his hold of the throat of the now speechless negress and flew up the stairs and into his room He divested himself of his dressing gown and gulped down a horn of brandy So far so good he exclaimed f He heard his cousins room door open and at the same time a cry from Angus Murder My God its murder f He rushed as in alarm and joined Fannie on the stairs Together they entered the library and saw Angus Bruce turning from the bedside toward them The sheath knife was still clasped in his hand its blade dripping with blood and the hand that held it PLACE HUNTING Â¬ to get beyond the reach of apprehen sion so much the better for him for he will save his life and far better for me for there will be no one to dispute nry evidence yes and his flight will make it appear doubly certain that he murdered mv uncle the case will ad mit of npt a single doubt Why Fannie saw him turning from the bedside with the bloody sheath knife in his hand her evidence ajid mine will forever place a bar against the return of Angus Bruce to the coast of Carolina Aunt Mag unfortunately saw me strike the blow but terror will hold her tongue fast if not her evidence will not be taken She might talk but if she does there is a sure way to silence Â¬ some moments collecting his thoughts If Om in Eoal Earnest at the White Homie Now he thought if Bruce have Many of the Ex Members of lougresa sense enough and good fortune enough Are After Positions FIFTY FOURTH CONGKESS March 5 SrNATE The for Â¬ mal proceedings of the senate continued through the morning A further disagree Â¬ ment on the deficiency bill was reported and it was ordered back to conference At 10 oclock the venerable Senator Mor ril of Vermont offered resolutions exÂ¬ t- - Washkgton Second less an Washington March 9 Place hunt Â¬ ing began in real earnest at the white house Monday In a few urgent cases only did the president discuss appoint- Â¬ ments as Senators Proctor of Ver- Â¬ pressing the appreciation mont Allison of Iowa Wolcott of Co- Â¬ lorado Spooner of Wisconsin Connecticut Chandler of New Hamp Â¬ shire Mason of Illinois Cullqm of Illi-Â¬ nois were among the early callers while from the ranks of the lower house came Messrs Cannon and Hitt of Illinois Grosvenor of Ohio Brom well of Ohio Joy of Missouri Hull of Iowa Dolliver of Iowa and Taylor of Ohio the representative of Maj Mc Piatt of Kinleys district 1 t tJ her I might sell her but no I will keep Mag always near me where I can watch God or the devil speed you Angus k her to-morr- Bruce say mmt - coat reseated himself and commenced my god its murder a careful perusal of the will Herbert took Angus Bruce by the The instrument commenced very library imich as did all wills at that period arm and conducted him to theHe then where he lighted a lamp or as they do now for that matter In the name of God amen I John knocked on his uncles door Uncle John Captain Bruce is here liOyd being of sound bodily and mental health yet realizing the uncertainty of and desires to se you life do declare the foregoing writings to Why it was hardly necessary to be my last will and testament to morrow would Then followed several small bequests arouse him to night Angus to some who had former been in the have answered said have retired but I bankers service remembrances to his let Well nephewthe room if he would xVngus enter slaves directions as to his funeral and see me burial and then the following clause Now walk in and see my uncle capTo my nephew Herbert Lathrop now tain and in the meantime I will notify in my employ I give and bequeath the sum of five thousand dollars 5000 my cousin that you are below and wish IEere was the first point where Her- to see her bert halted in his perusal of the will She probably has retired said An Â¬ but not for long did he halt gus who could not understand how Five thousand dollars That wili it was that Herbert Lathrop was so never do my uncle You will kindly per- readv to arouse both his uncle and mit me to make it 50000 which he cousin at that time of night to see him proceeded to do by adding one more on matters that he had no reason to cipher after the five and the other think important If she has he conthree changing- the v to f running the tinued do not awake her you can dee up and crossing it for a t and adding liver this letter Oh no danger of her having retired a y thus making the clause in the will said Herbert and this the last night of read To my nephew Herbert Lathrop T give her single life and he hastened out of and bequeath the sum of fifty thousand theTibrary closed the door and hastily dollars 50000 ascended the stairs That will leave me in rather better He entered his room lighted a lamp shape uncle Lets see That I sup then pulled off his gaiters and put on poise would be called doctoring a will a pair of lighc slippers next took off his but what says the next clause coat and unbuttoned his shirt sleeves All the residue of my estate both real and personal monies stocks and bonds at the cuffs rolled them well up then lands and slaves I give and bequeath to put on a light dressing gown hastily my daughter Fannie Loyd to have and proceeded to the upper end of the hall to hold forever and I hereby instruct my and tapped on Fannies door administrator to withdraw my funds Fannie Fannie have you retired from the banking business should I not Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ CHAPTER VH Continued Herbert arose took off his hat and CHAPTER Yin Â¬ - Â¬ have done so prior to my death and to in- Â¬ vest the same in real estate stocks and bonds for my daughters benefit she at all times to be consulted and I further instruct my said administrator to placeÂ¬ my daughter in full possession of my aforesaid estate on her 18th birthday and in case she may have passed that age before my demise within six months from the date of my death and I do hereby appoint my tried and true friend as adminis- Â¬ trator of my estate he to act conjointly with my daughter and I direct having implicit confidence in his integrity and abiity that no bond be required for the execution of this trust In witness whereof I have hereto set my hand and seal in this the town of Wilming- Â¬ ton state of North Carolina this twenty ninth 29th day of October Eighteen twenty-- Yes Herbert but am I wanted Angus Bruce is in the library and vishes to see you He has a message from Clara Hill Tell Angus I will hasten down was Fannies reply Herbert hastened to bis room un- Â¬ locked and opened his trunk and with drew therefrom the sheath knife lie Â¬ faul nine 1829 rf V- - bank Herbert Lathrop your affectionate nephew But let us see these Seal John Lotd Witnesses James D Strange Robert L Bligh Oh ho nry uncle This is well in Â¬ deed Who should be that tried and true friend but the cashier of your Â¬ witnesses James D Strange and Robert It Bligh I remember hearing my uncle say that Col Strange replied to his request he said but do not tremble there is no time to falter now too much is at stake a swig of this brandy will help me there now I feel a man He walked out of his room but left the door ajar Stealthily down the stairway he stole and to the outer door of his uncles bath Â¬ room He did not see the figure of Aunt Mag hugging the side of the entry as he brushed by her yeb he had not more than entered the bathroom door than she as right behind him The door he opened noiselessly and left open so that nothing should im Â¬ pede his egress looked in the glass I am very pale John until I return from Europe people you know are sometimes lost at r Do not insert my name in the will Â¬ K sea So that accounts being- filled in - for the name not n i i f Strange and Bligh both took passage on the Media some two months later than this will is dated Their signatures are there indis Â¬ yJt KtfSy WrM The Media is rocking to and fro somewhere between the surface and the bottom of the deep blue sea she never tc ached port The witnessesw6n uncles will were lost at sea Why trouble and danger disappear before me as dew before the sun I hereby appoint my tried and true friend Herbert Lathrop as administrator of nry estate to act conjointly Avith my daughter and I direct having implicit confidence in his integrity and ability that no bond be required The will is now complete The name filled in is that of Herbert putably there Â¬ Lathrop JSTow Uncle John rour time is short - indeed Herbert carefully replaced the- will in theenvelope and placed all the papers back in the box as he had found them then returned it to the vault put on his hat and coat and unlocked the bank He opened the door passed out closed and locked it and started up Market street but stopped in a saloon and downed a bumper of brandy then lighted a cigar and meandered on as though he were going to quiet slumbers Meanwhile Angus Bruce had reached the dock The knowledge that he was loved by Clara Hill had almost made him happy notwithstanding the fact name that she expected to change her knew to Loyd within 24 hours He John- Loyd well in fact Loyd was his banker and he had fully determinedÂ¬ to talk to bim plainly and at once be lieving that if he knew that Clara wed him only at her fathers bequest ant side and the voice of Herbert He rushed back to the bedside TrMte another held possession of her - - The door from the bathroom into his uncles room was open There was no light in the room but the oil lamp standing on the table in the library lighted it dimly Herbert could see his uncle sitting on the side of the bed in his long night robe and Angus Bruce standing with his back to the bathroom door and al most in front of him nis uncle wero it not for the darkness of the bathroom and the fact that the position of Briue would have obstructed his vision must surely have discerned him So you tell me Angus were the first words that struck Herberts ear that Clara nill would but wed me because it is her fathers desire and that she has told you that you have her heart I would not have believed that of laid and if she tells me so to morrow I will return from Orton a single man It is well you are here Angus Bruce thought Herbert and in a moment more he was standing right behind him with the handle of the sheath knife firmly clutched in his right hand as his eye You see Angus but pale face and caught sight of Herberts the wild look of his eye startled him He got no further than the word but in what he was about to ex Â¬ claim for underneath the very arm of Bruce leaped forth the sheath knife and the hand of Herbert guided ithome straight home to the shaft of bone It sank piercing the bank ers heart and ere the startled Angus realized what had been done John Loyd had fallen backwards on the bed the knife blade still in his bosom and the handle standing erect At this instant a piercing scream emanated from the bathroom door and Angus whirled in time to catch sight of a figure jxissing through the door He sprang towards it but the door closed to with a snap It opened into the bedroom and could not be foreed from that side He heard rapid words on the other Â¬ if you At this instant a piercing scream was heard from within the house Fan- Sweden Col John Hay was an early caller nie had revived but the president was engaged and the Herbert ran out the front gate and down Market street and on the air as reputed ambassador to England con Â¬ he ran resounded the startling cry of cluded to wait Washington March 9 The senate murder murder Sleepers awoke rushed to their win assembled at noon and as soon as Fri Â¬ dved dows and threw aside their blinds to days journal was read a message in Fannie fainted and fell to the floor Murderer said Herbert as his eyes see a coatless hatless figure speeding writing from the president of the United States was presented by Mr looked in at the bedroom door you by and hear again the receding cry Pruden one of his secretaries The have slainmy uncle because he would Murder Murder consid- Â¬ have wed Miss Hill Assassin Herbert halted not till at the door of senate then proceeded to the At 1 p of executive business eration You are the assassin here ex-Â¬ Sheriff Cobb and lustily he sounded the m the senate adjourned until Wednes claimed Angus foul murderer of your knocker day Murder Murder uncle It is well planned but there During the executive session of the was a witness I heard a scream The sheriff soon responded and call- senate Monday afternoon Senator Da- Â¬ Angus Bruce you have lived long ing up the coroner and Dr Davis they vis moved to refer the general treaty enough to know that a niggers oath hastened to the Loyd mansion many of arbitration between the United dont go in southern courts against a who had been aroused by Herberts States and Great Britain which is now white mans now I will go for the ofii cries joining them on the street on the table back to the committee on At the house they found Fannie wild foreign relations together with the cers to arrest you for I am afraid of ou with that knife in your hand If with grief pending amendments This action Back on the bed as he had fallen lay was taken without opposition al vou escape ere I return I cant avoid k the body of the banker His night robe though there was some immaterial dis- Â¬ Murderer liar hound exclaimed and the bed as well were stained with cussion as to the method of getting Angus as he rushed towards him but blood his eyes were staring wide open the convention there Ex Secretary Carlisle has made no it was too late Herbert was out of the as if in horror definite plans for the future He will TO BE CONTINUED remain in Washington for some time yet WAGNER AS A HERO Washington March 9 Every sign A Selfish Voluptuary Neglectful Husband indicates that within 30 days Clev- Â¬ and Disagreeable Friend elands Cuban policy will be completely Never was there a sorrier hero thai reversed by McKinley The Spanish Wagner the selfish voluptuary who minister here has already reported to was content to gratify his luxurious his government that Consul General tastes at the expense of his friends but Lee will be baeked to the fullest ex-Â¬ was too independent to feel grateful tent and that unless Cuba is to be lost for their sacrifices whose forever American citizens must be was so much of a disease that he protected at all hazards smoked in order not to miss a sensa- Â¬ It is known that Spanish emissaries tion which others enjoyed and was ca- Â¬ have for months endeavored to commit pable of driving his host into the Maj McKinley to a policy of absolute streets in the small hours of the morn Â¬ nonintervention and have failed com ing to replenish his snuff box and of pletely Secretary Sherman believes in recog- Â¬ whom his most ardent champion the Presi- Â¬ nizing Cubans as belligerents late Ferdinand Praeger has to confess that while he was readjr enough to dent McKinley is naturally anxious to enter into a quarrel he always moved have congress get to work on the tariff away when it looked like coming to bill and he can best accomplish that blows Wagners callous neglect of by granting belligerent rights to the Cuban patriots Asheatli knife clutched firmly in his right hand his first wife who had been his slave A reliable authority and one close through years of penury qualified by to McKinley said Monday morning provoked room and he heard the front door slam prodigality the remon- Â¬ President McKinley is better ac as he rushed bare headed and in his strances of his friends and forced Mr quainted with in the the Praeger to say I can testify that Wag- Â¬ United States than sentimentanybody shirt sleeves froni the house almost Angus raised Fannie and laid her on ner suffered severely from thought Â¬ else in the nation and he is deterNo shabbier letter was ever mined to give Cuba belligerent rights a sofa As he did so Aunt Mag stag lessness penned than the one he wrote to Mr within thirty days gered into the room Fly fly Angus Bruce not a minute Praeger when he found that the long Washington March 9 Cornelius N to spare Youll hang youll hang sure suffering worhan had confided her Bliss of New York recently made and for a murder you didnt commit troubles to their common friend secretary of the interior resigned as he treasurer of the national republican I saw the blow struck it was Herberts How could she have expected plaintively asks that I was to be committee Monday and W L Cannon hand that grasped the handle of the knife Drop it drop it there and lly rhackled and fettered as any ordinary of New York was elected to fill the V niggers oath wont save you nothing common cold mortal My inspira- Â¬ vacancy will help you Herbert Lathrop has you tions carried me into a sphere where Washington March 9 Rr Adm ex- Â¬ John G Walker who will reach the she could not follow and then the in his power Great God said Angus T must fly uberance of my heated enthusiasm retiring age on the 20th of March is at least for a time Promise will you tell was met bjr cold douche spoken of for the position of assistant The familiar plea that there should secretary of the navy Mr McAdoo Miss Loyd and Miss Bill the truth My life is now at stake Angus Bruce be one law for genius and another for in the meantime has been requested or if Im sold it will be worse for you the common mortal is not intoler- to continue to act until his successor Ill promise that 111 stick to Herbert able when urged by the apologetic qualifies and he has consented to Lathrop through thck and thin and hero worshiper from the hero himself do so Â¬ Belle for that will be the first point the officers will search for you Now I but go not near the Clara Ex Congressman Guenther of Wis- Â¬ consin was among a long line of other Mr Guenther wants to be con- Â¬ exs C H Conger sul general to Mexico who was a member of congress from Iowa and later minister to Brazil put in an application for his former diplo Â¬ matic post Gen W W Thomas of Portland Me was twice the diplomatic repre- Â¬ sentative of the United States at Stockholm and is said to have been assured that he will be sent back to of the senate for the able and impartial discharge of the duties of presiding officer b7 Mr Stevenson There was unanimous and hearty agreement to the resolutions At 1030 the formal proceedings were fast nearing an end and on motion of Mr Hoar the usual resolu- Â¬ tion was adopted for a committee of two sena Â¬ tors to wait on President Cleveland and in Â¬ form him that the senate had concludsd its labors and was ready to adjournÂ¬ Senators Hoar and Price were appoint ed as the committee Mr Hoar announced that the committee of congress had waited on the president and that he had asked them to convey his congratulations on the close of their labors On motion of Mr Cockrell it was agreed that the dailv sessions shall be Â¬ gin at 12 Thereupon at 1210 p m the sen- Â¬ ate adjourned until Friday House The house was still in the legisla Â¬ tive day of Tuesday when it adjourned with Â¬ out day The closing hours were uneventfuL The statesmen had worked all night to get the sundry civil Indian and agricultural bills to the president only to have them pocket ve- Â¬ while the general deficiency failed toed of passage because the house refused to sub Â¬ scribe to the half million of Bowman claims which the senate insisted upon The only feature of the closing throb of life was the en Â¬ thusiastic reception accorded Speaker Reed and the unanimous standing vote of thanks tendered him Washington March 5 Senate In exec Â¬ utive session Friday the senate confirmed McKinleys capinet appointments as follows John Sherman of Ohio to be secretary of state Lyman J Gage of Illinois to be sec- Â¬ retary of the treasury Russell A Alger Michigan to be secretary of war of Joseph to De McKenna of California attorney general James A Gary of Maryland to be postmast general John D Longof Massachusetts to be secretary of the navy Cornelius N Bliss of New York to be secre- Â¬ tary of the Interior James Wilson of Iowa to be secretary of agriculture Â¬ t THE SENATE Credentials of Andrew T Wood From Kentucky Presented The Extraordin Â¬ ary Session Adjourns Sine Die Â¬ Â¬ Washington March 11 There was an unusually large attendance of sen- Â¬ ators at the opening of Wednesdays session The credentials of Andrew Wood as senator from KenT tucky by appointment of the governor were presented an d referred without discussion to the committee on privileges and elections Â¬ Â¬ on motion of Mr Gorman dem Md Mr Hoar gave notice of a motion to amend the rules in relation to calls of the senate so that if a suggestion be made of the absence of a quorum the presiding officer instead of instantly ordering a call to be made shall self-indulgen- ce and report whether there is or is not a quorum present If there is the business shall proceed and if not the roll is to be called The pur- Â¬ pose of the change is stated to be to prevent the interruption of business by unnecessary calling of the roll Mr Shoup rep Ida presented a memorial from the legislature of Idaho asking for the annexation of a portion j of Wyoming to that state determine the matter eSSi jf 4 it would be made in proper time die The senate then proceeded to executive business and at 1240 adjourned sine one and intimated mr rr arrcu itsp my J icicrrcu y the memorial as an attempt to have a portion of a good and fertile state added to a somewhat dry and barren that opposition to Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ have been murdered recently in the dungeon of the Guanabacoa jail ar- Â¬ rived here Tuesday morning- from Hav-- MRS RUIZ Widow of the American Citizen Alleged to Have Been Mnrdered in a Cuban Jail Will Claim Damages New York March 10 Mrs Uicardo Ruiz widow of the man alleged to Â¬ your name shall be cleared Now go and stop not till youre a thousand miles away An st us without a word followed her to a rear door and left the house Once in the street he hastened to the every luxury she fettered me there he bleats of the woman who had striven so hard to save him from the ruin threatened by his colossal ex- Â¬ travagance Blackwoods Magazine Clara Belle Restraining Luxury He had arrived in port at so late an It was in the reign of Edward IIT hour that ihe streets were almost de Â¬ that a law was passed to restrain lux Â¬ serted and tuilirely so along the river ury The prelates and nobility were front thereby confined to two courses at He had met no one aside from HerÂ¬ every meal and to two kinds of food bert in going to the bankers residence at every course except at great fes- Â¬ nor had he seen anyone saAe the in Â¬ tivals The law also forbade the labor mates Mf the Loyd mansion ing classes to wear their dresses em Arrived at the schooner he hurriedly broidered in gold and silver and t called up Calvin Stewart the mate and encourage the manufacture of Eng- Â¬ together thev entered the cabin where lish cloth the use of foreign cloth was we will leao them and return to the confined to the royal family alone scene of the imirdei Chicago Chronicle 2ioz in Any Dictionary CHATTER IX Stein blowing off the foam I won HER TESTIMONY WOULD NOT UOLD der whv these things are called schoon Â¬ Â¬ it comes with but ill grace I liked mitted suicide here Monday by throw Â¬ ing herself in front of a freight engine and being run over She was a teacher in the Chicago public schools and came here a week ago on a visit to her sister one of the faculty of the Girls high school No cause is assigned for the act except that she had been suf Â¬ fering from nervous trouble Â¬ Threw Herself Under a Train Reading Pa March 9 Miss Isa- Â¬ bella Fulton of Decatur 111 com- Â¬ RICARDO RUIZ ana Mrs Ruiz will go to Washington in a few days to lay before the depart ment of state her claims as the widow of a murdered American citizen Â¬ Clevelands Party Heard From against the government of Spain Jacksonville Fla March 9 A letter was received here Monday morn Â¬ ing by a prominent citizen from E C MRS HENRY WARD BEECHER Dies of Injuries Received Some Months Ago at Stamford Ct Benedict saying that ex President Stamford CtM March 9 Mrs Henry Cleveland with Capt Lamberton and Dr Wood are now at Portsmouth Va Ward Beecher died at 1042 Monday i i T s GOOD IX LAW Â¬ When Herbert Lathrop had said that he was afraid of Angus as he stood there with the bloody knife in his hand he had not lied for now that the cap tain was beginning to realize the sit vation a wicked gleam had come into his eyes and Herbert escaped from his presence none too soon But he made mi immediate outeiy ribr did he hasten with the speed with wliich he flew through the hall to arouse either neighbors or officers of the law but anticipating that Angus would either attempt to follow him or perhaps realize that everything was against him and fly which he Herbert desired when he said If you escape ere I return I can- Â¬ not help it he had walked toward the rear of the house thinking that if he did seek escape it would be in that direc tion and he soon had tilie satisfaction of seeing the door open and Angus and Aunt Mag appear in the doorway Fly Angus Bruce said Aunt Mag Â¬ ers Brewer shoving his empty glass to Oh I suppose its ward the barkeeper because of their being sort of Â¬ fore-and-af- ts get through drink ing one you have a hankering after an- Â¬ Boston Courier other see Yes before you Â¬ Fore and afts With all due respect to your honor responded the attorney I think that you should not I have been particu larly careful not to express my true Detroit feelings toward the court Free Press Great Scheme Lowf er I notice you have put an said the judge as he glared yer who had aroused his ire I Has Been Very Moderate should fine you for contempt at the law Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ or- Â¬ chestra in your restaurant Did you do it on the theory that music aids diges Â¬ tion -- Mr Eatonhouse No the music sets had seen Angus dash down the boarders teeth on edge and they Then he the steps and disappear in the darkness oite the tougheststeak with Even then Herbert stood there lean-- est ease Cincinnati Enquirer nothing but your speed will save your thegrt The party will leave there either Tues Â¬ mornings Mrs Beecher came here shortly be- Â¬ day or Wednesday on board Mr Bene Â¬ dicts yacht Oneida and after a visit to fore Thanksgiving on a visit A few Jacksonville will proceed into the Gulf days later she fell in her room cutting a gash in her forehead She fell a of Mexico second time about a month later frac Â¬ Greeks Fire on a German Vessel turing her hip For a time she seemed New York March 9 A special to to- improve and it was not until rethe Herald from Constantinople says cently that her physician abandoned According to a telegraphic communi- Â¬ hope cation received here from Crete a ru- Â¬ Since the death of her husband in mor is current there that the German March 1887 Mrs Beecher has lived ironclad Kaiserin Augusta after hav Â¬ rather an active life for one of her ading fired a blank shot as a signal to vanced years She had not attempted the Greek ironclad Hydra to discon- Â¬ to keep up her social duties but with tinue her course received a full broad- Â¬ her charity work and literary labors side from the Hydra she has been a very busy woman Anti Trust Measure Passed President Guthrie 0 T March 9 The legis- Â¬ WashingtonMcKinleys Present March 11 The Bible lature Monday night passed a drastic on which President McKinley took the Â¬ anti trust measure with heavy penalties an educational qualification law oath of office last Thursday was pre vv vv uiiu uu kuu tiuiuc uuuab MCU and a law preventing the incoming re Â¬ Â¬ ayby a delegation of bishops of publican governor from removing demAfrican Methodist EniscoDa ocratic appointive officers unless by church Bishop Benjamin W Ar charges proved in court nett of Ohio made the presentation Prince Bismarck Is 11L which tookx place in the cabinet London March 9 KA dispatch to the room He said he knew the president Daily Mail from Berlin says that was pressed for time and for that Prince Bismarck is suffering from reason the delegates Ivighly appre neuralgia and that the attack isao elated the honor of beinsr received serious that he ii unable s either Xq They merely desired to prasent bin leep or to talk the Bible and wish him Gcd soeecL - i t J Â¬ Â¬ t- -- x a vf8 V 1 It s n- - i U- 7 V V n - J V T i v - vi V w4 v THE BWJRBQW JfiVt GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS PRIPY 1ARPH 12 1897 wamr iifi iiwi FRENCH ARMY AND NAVY Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In The Foyer NicholasvilJe amateurs will give minstrel Bhow on the 22d a Herrmann HI is playiDg an engagement at Macauleys in Louisville - Â¬ Youi Cough like a dogs bark is a sign that there is something foreign The Centre College Amateur Min Â¬ strel Company will give a performanca in Danville on the 19th around which shouldnt be You can quiet the noise but the danger may be there just the same SCOTTS there EMULSION of Cod liver Oil is not a cough specific it does not merely allay the symptoms but it does give such strength to the body that it is able to AKtN r POWDER Absolutely Pure I - Oscar Wilde who will be liberated next month will settle in Pasay France and resume his literary work nnder an assumed name bi 1 - Susie Kirwins Opera Co is in Louis- Â¬ Celebrated for its great leavening strength and healthfulness Assures the ville this week and goes to Robinsons food against alum and all forms of adnl in Cincinnati next week The company ieration common to the cheap brands is singing Carmen Bohemian Girl and Royal Baling Powder CO- - Jfew XOrkJ yhe Qaeens Lace Handkerchief THE B0OBB0K HEWS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 J BBUHE MILLER Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Qwnerz J Editors and Roland Reed the famous comedian will appear at the Lexington opera house to morrow night in The Wrong Nat Goodwin comes to Mr Wright Lexington next Thursday night in An American Citizen throw off the disease You know the old proverb of the ounce of prevention Dont neglect your cough A book which will tell you more on the subject sent free on re Â¬ quest Your druggist keeps Scotts Emul Â¬ Put up in 50 sion of Cod liver Q cts and 100 sizes SCOTT BOWNE New York f tt payable lo the order of Champ Make all Checks Money Orders etc -- 94 - I JI h r h I fc ki lt r y i by Mme Herrmann in her wonderful ES7GEH Monday night at the Paris Grand dances Senatorial Sittings contained 300 yards filmy material Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa- Â¬ dances were the lead tion sick headaches 25c et druggists Maj Johnson of Lexington has Mme Herrmanns telegraphed to former Senator Black Â¬ ing feature of the performance Lost Ill Paris Monday an opal burn asking him to meet his friends in a stick pin Finder will please leave at conference at Lexington to morrow It Vernona Jarbeau is credited with a The News office and receive reward is rumored that Blackburn will witb big hit in the title role of Little Miss draw from the Senatorial race and that Chicago the new burlesque recently The pictures being given away by Gov McCreaiy will be brought into the produced at the New Gayety Theatre Davis Thomson Isgrig are works of contest Chicago Her songs are said to be chic art and an ornament to any house so frocks Dr Hunters advisers claim that he and Frenchy and are her Notice To The Eublic will receive fifty one votes in the caucus A comic opera company including I have arranged with Dr John Adair and seventy five votes on the joint ballot They claim that Lillian Russell Delia For Jefferson De to take charge of my office until I am in the Legislature able to resume my practice Dr Adair five gold Democrats will vote for Angelis Lucile Saunders Wm Pruette will attend to all unfinished work and Hunnter but Representative Violett Tom Greene Alf Wheelan Louise Rial such other work as my patrols may de Albert McGucker and others will begin sir says that they will not Very respectfully an engagement in New York April 5th 9feb 2t Dr R A Sprake Mayor Todd of Louisvilleis in Frank- Â¬ at the Casino fort working for Hunter Change of Time on Frankfort Cincinnati Railroad at Lexington Upon arrival of the Francis Jones A telegram was received Wednesday morning by Maj P P company in this city next Thursday the On and after March 1st passenger Johnston chairman of the Democratic management will place in the show trains on the F C R R will Jo window of Brooks drug store 2000 in run as follows daily except Sunday State Central Committee from West Eound Leave Paris 920 am Blackburn stating that Blackburn will cash and any person dissatisfied with arrive Georgetown 10 a m arrive be in Kentucky Thursday reachirg the performances of Francis Jones Frankfort 1155 a m Leave Paris 530 company will have money refunded at p m arrive Georgetown 635 arrive Frankfort Friday box office Frankfort 725 The friends of John W Terke3 are East Bound Leave Frankfort 630 a m arrive Georgetown 720 a m arrive expecting to see him figure in the still THE SPORTING CRAZE Paris 840 a m Leave Frankfort 3 p senatorial fight a rollicking m arrive Georgetown 415 p ni arrive The Sporting Craze pm A boom for Judge Holt was started at farce comedy which come3 to the Grand Paris 510 C D Bercaw GbE A Frankfort Wednesday Representative to morrow mgnr is aeaigneu principally who seconded to offer opportunities for the talents of a Bailey of Magoffin Wrights Celery Tea cures constip is pushing the number of clever artists in the company tion sick headachps 25c flt druggists Hunters nomination Holt boom The company presenting the farce Filesj Piles PUes I decided hit in last It is said made aand was played to Louisville busi The Courier Journal says a large week Dr Williams Indian Pile that one Oi the plans of the Blackburn ness Geo Adams the noted clown cure Blind Bleeding UlceratedOintment will and Itching Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch ites is for Blackburn to resign the nomi- Â¬ and Carlin and Clark the funny Dutch ing at once acts as a poultice gives instaut relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment nation and let the caucus nominate a comedians are assisted in the is prepared only for Piles and Itching o the pre- Â¬ sound money Democrat in order to Every Â¬ private parts and nothing eke by about fifteen other artists includ- is guaranteed Sold by druggists sent box by vent any sound money Democrat from ing several dashing singing and dancing mall for 50c and Si per box WILLIAMS MB U CO Props Cleveland O For sale by voting for Hunter y soubrettes W T Brooks druggist Senator Holloway of this district Tour Life Insured lc a Day yesterday told the LoDisville Post that SPECIAL BARGAIN he was for a sound money Democratjfor Our insurance is protected by bank- Â¬ Senator but that he would take no part able paper on the Capital City Bank of Ladies fine tan dark bhoes stronger Columbus O in revolutionary methods that might be at 3 to close out winter stock guarantee givenThere can be no not use you We dare proposed in the Senate regular 4 goods Latest style a banks name without authority if you Richard C Hooker a former United and guaranteed to be best doubt it write them Good health is the best life insurance Wrights States Navy officer has offered his serv- Â¬ Cel6iy Capsules gives you good health quality at Montgomerys ices to Greece they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach 4 trouble Rheumatism Constipation and The Senate Committee has agreed to Sick Headaches 100 days treatment report the Alaskan boundary treaty costs Ica day A sight draft on above John S Smith or change without amendment bank in every 1 box which brings The News this morning announces your money back iE we fail to cure you Maj Wood of Mt Sterling who was Mr John S Smith as a candidate for re- Â¬ Sold by W T Brooks druggist appointed Senator Jast week is getting election to the office of Commonwealths gay at the capital He lunched with Attorney for this Judicial District Mr Hanna the other day Smith has so faithfully impartially and o of the Cabinet have ably discharged his duties during his in All the membeis indicated a purpose to make few and incumbency there is but little probaÂ¬ gradual changes in the personnel of bility of his failing of nomination and Through His Nervine Is a Ben efactor to Thousands re election A native of Scott County their departments In spite of a feeble protest from Sen- Â¬ and educated in her schools he has ator Hoar the credentials of Maj Wood never lost interest in her nor ceased to were referred to the Senate Committee take pride in her prosperity although Bourbon County where he has grown to on Privileges and Elections manhood and mnriied and is first in his County Democrats will consideration Nicholas Having served two a primary election May 15th terms as County Attorney of Bourbon hold Resolutions were passed excluding all he was well equipped for the duties of Democrats who voted for Palmer or the office he now holds when elected in McKinley November 1892 His five years of ser- Â¬ A bill has been introduced in the vice have added to his experience and New York Legislature to authorize an ability until he is now classed among appropriation of 100000 by the city of the ablest proseouters in the State New York to establish a colony for habitual drunkards STOCK AND TURF Â¬ Â¬ fun-making -- Mhier It is said that one of the dresses worn Englands Traditional Enemy Not Behind Her In Armament The French navy ranks next to that of England in numbers while in efficiency and fighting qualities the French ships are fully equal to their English rivals In f act in naval architecture the French early took the lead and many of the English types of ships were mod- Â¬ eled after the French designs says The Cbautauquan One of the chief differ-Â¬ ences between the English and the French armored ships today is in the disposition of the armor and the consequent design of the hull English designers have striven to protect the men working the guns and to do this they have reduced the length of the ships armor French and naval architects on the other hand have given little atten tion to the protection of men and a great deal to the protection of the water line Therefore they have reduced the breadth of the ships armor It is worthy of note that France is the only great power which levies a tax on such of her citizens as either do not enlist in the standing army or wh enlist for a shorter term than three years Only those who are officially de- Â¬ clared impecunious are exempt from such a tax It is payable annually as long as the liability to service lasts and the revenue from this source amounts to about 30000000 francs or 6000000 annually The officers of the French army re- Â¬ ceive a very thorough education at the different military schools At the head of these although not exclusively mili Â¬ tary stands the Polytechnic school ill Paris which admits 150 pupils annually after a competitive examination The course occupies nine months in the year for two years As it is impossible to keep under arms for three years the entire annual contin- Â¬ gent of recruits the law provides for the discharge of thoroughly trained men at the end of the first or second year of active service in such proportions as to bring down the peace strength of the army to the number annually determin- Â¬ ed upon by the general assembly Preferences in this connection are decided by lot For this purpose every recruit at his enrollment draws a number and only those having the highest numbers are entitled to consideration Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ NEWTON MITCHELL THE PEOPLES GROCER Buyers of Groceries are not forced to go to cut rate stores for low prices because I WH lie et offered by them on same class of goods Any Prices I have an excellent and com plete line of FANCY STANDARD GOODS ALMONDS - APPLES BANANNAS ORANGES MALAGA GRAPES FILBERTS ENGLISH WALNUTS BRAZIL PECANS STICK AND MIXED CANDIES CANDIED CHERRIES CANDIED APRICOTS CANDIED PINE APBLES New York Cream Edam and Pine Apple Cheese Fancy Evaporated Peaches Apricots Apples Prunes All kinds of Canned Fruits Sar- Â¬ dines Champgnion French Peas Bottled Pickle Catsup Etc BALTIMORE CAN AND BULK OYSTERS FINEST CHOCOLATE CANDIES ISGRIG TURKEYS NEWTON MITCHELL Main St Opp Court House Paris Ky MARGOLENS TSALE 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 Costumes of the Spreetvald 2ijy-96-l- Consul General De Kay writes a pa- Â¬ per entitled An Inland Venice for The Century It is a description of life in the Serbian swamp Vendland Mr De Kay says School out at the vil- Â¬ lage school of Burg is a pretty sight The substantial brick building overlooks the ever murmuring highway and the boys and girls instead of stringing up a dusty road tumble into punts and pole away for dear life the boys much like other boys but the girls reduced facsimiles of their mothers and elder sisters clad in bright but short raiment and visible afar off through their strange mob caps with wings As one moves down stream from Burg by Leipe to Lubbenau these wings grow smaller and collapse while the skirts grow longer and more resemble the ordinary dress of women At a dance the Spree walder knows instantly by the pecul-Â¬ iarities of her costume from what vil lage a woman or girl has come At Leipe the multudinous skirts of alarm- Â¬ ing girth are no more The gown reaches the ankles and the cap fits close to the head instead of resting on a framework as in Burg Thus the dress in Leipe is perhaps more graceful but it is more commonplace It no longer testifies to that pride of the peasant father or hus band which is shown by the number of yards in the skirts of his woman folk and the variety of their caps by the richness of their dress as well as their jewelry -- Brussels from 40 cts up Ingrains from 18 cts up Matting from 9 cts up Rugs from 50 cts up Remember the place and call early - H MARGOLEN PARIS KY Opp Com L House Â¬ k Always Play Cards Jor Money England is termed puritanical -- DRMILES said a New Yorker who has been in London a good deal but English peo- Â¬ ple who consider themselves very prop- Â¬ er do things sometimes which would shock people of a similar sort in this country For instance even clergymen often play cards for money and women do so as a matter of course I never played a game at an English house at which there was not a stake The stake was small if women were among the players and possibly only a few shillings changed hands but it never seemed to occur to any English people I ever met to play for fun The people were of the middle class which is anything but fast Fancy an American clergyman play Â¬ ing cards for money I He would be con- Â¬ sidered a bad lot by many if he played cards even for fun And certainly a young woman who arose from a card table with a dollar more or less of a mans money in her possession would be considered fast to say the least New York Sun Burned Them He is a Bath Me clergyman and of course somewhat unacquainted with new fangled forms of vice to say the least Accordingly when he espied a nickel in the slot machine at a seaside Â¬ ct To Move Or fllter lour joiisetejii In Hi waj r fi ji Is- s NEWS Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc Turf Notes D II - IH RAM PAKIBJfi -- Kern shipped two cars of horses and mules to Pennsylvania Wednesday night The Danville Advocate says Stock hogs are selling at 385 to 5 in the neighborhood of Lebanon HH Shearen sold a small lot of corn to Prof Long at 1 65 delivered B F Buckley sold at the Central Warehouse Louisville for Edwin G Bedford Williams a crop of tobacco 21 hhds at the following prices 1975 1925 1925 1350 13 13 7 sn c v io 017 i JE WIDELY known Wisconsin publisher rwho resides at Green Bay writes March 6th 1895 as follows Five years ago 1 became so nervous that mental work was a burden I could not rest at night on account of sleeplessness My attention was called to Dr Miles Restora Â¬ tive Nervine and I commenced to use it with the very best effect Since then I have kept a bottle In my house and use It whenever my nerves become unstrung with always the same good results My son also takes it for nervousness Miles response to the titillations of its interior as the nickel rattled through it In fact the good man was so scandalized that he took those cigars away and burned them one at a time Boston Herald Forests In Europe According to the Hon F Lawley Russia in Europe has 627500000 acres of forests Sweden coming next with resort last summer his curiosity was aroused and he dropped in a nickeL Luck was coming the clergymans way that day and to his intense horror ten nice cigars rolled out of the machine in IF YOUDO AND FIND YOU s NEED ANYTHING- - in-- MY LINE I will positively save you money on anything in my line Come in and get my prices and you cant buy goods anywhere else H t 18 n 16 1350 10 1350 1175 on jr jo 950 ft t 880 SR Br Nervine Restores Health It n with like never failing 35 no Germany has 34000000 000 000 and the British isles less than 3000000- is free from narcotics perfectly harm- - success I hare recom Â¬ mended it to many and it cures them All who 42000000 suffer from nerve Austria slightly over 24 troubles should try It ii INTON x- lUillGC K V 3f -- - v j T Z ci ACT a i i- l L - taia yearor any ifiarket -- - - first bottle will Ijcnoflt or money vii iqwud A poGud rsSnitli tie less thant7ktkikilogram xmlf a to J H r- -- 2 1 x - -- tv f iA w t i t w a f I J- -- V TBS- - BOUEBON NEWS FRIDAY MARCH 12 187 -1 D TIE eco- BODBBQN MEWS 1881 Circuit Court Proceedings PEESOML MENTION BY Hicks Prediction For Maroh Seventeenth Year Established En lei eel - The trial of equity cases nas occupied the entire time of the court bo far this COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN week The jury has been excused until a Millersburg negro who is confined in the Paris jail for killing his wife Dora Bradley oy givÂ¬ ing her strychnine in an apple last week was yesteiday indicted for murÂ¬ der by the Grand Jury The stomach of Bradleys victim was analyzed by Lexington chemists and found to con tain strychnine The case of the Commonwealth vs Cain Lewis charged with killing his wife was Tuesday continued until next term of court Attorneys Hanson Kenney and W P Ross of Carlisle Barnett of Louisville and Hogg of Richmond attended court Tuesday The Grand Jury has indicted Will Wright and George Anderson for arson They are the negro men confined in the Paris iail on the charge of setting fire to a toll house in this county on the New- town and Leesburg pike Geo Smoot who was arrested on the charge of steal- Â¬ ing Seven Points 223 was indicted for horse stealing and Ernest Dodge was Speck Helvey indicted for burglary John Carter and Jeff Harris charged with robbing a man named King in Claysville have been indicted for robbery The docket is as follows Ben Bradley Notes Hastily iiss mail matter at the Post office at Paris Ky as Taesday at TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES OneVear Payable in Advance S200 Six mouths 1 tfOO The Depots In The Hotel Iiohbies And Elsewhere Col E F Clay was in Lexington Wednesday Miss Zene Owens of East Paris is Jotted On The Streets At HEWS COSTS YOTJ CANT EVEN GET A KE PORT FR03I A GUN FREE OF CHARGE Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ THOS Orders MiMiBK Etc Rohr of Cynthiana is now lo- Â¬ cated near this city Wanted office Three ladies to adopt pro Call at this -- fession of trained nurse - Notice For latest styles best quali- Â¬ ty and lowest prices in foot wear go to 2t Hugh Montgomery morrow afternoon with Davis on Pleasant street The Musical Study Club will meet to- Â¬ Mrs Owen to consult Dr A Goldstein of Louisville about your eyes Tuesday nest March 16th at Hotel Windsor Co A J Winters Dont fail 270 acres of Bourbon land F Bedford Jr has transferred to Saml Mackey of Jessamine county B 70 ill with typhoid fever Miss Mary Bashford left yesterday for a visit in Woodford J E Kern left yesterday for a busi ness trip to Richland Pa Miss Alline Wilson is visiting Mrs Hannah Wilsou in Cynthiana Miss Louise Bashford is visiting Mrs M H Davis at Mayslick Mrs John Bowen and Mrs W E Board spent yesterday in Cincinnati Rev Dr Varden and wife are visiting the latters relatives in Lexington Mrs J M Hall and Mrs Robt Ferguson were in Lexington yesterday Miss June Jameson leaves to day for a short visit to friends in Leesburg Miss Maud Peebles who has been ill for ten weeks is able to be out again Mr Montgomery Boyd of Cynthi Â¬ ana has been in the city for several days predictions for the remainder of March Marked disturb ances will occur from 10th to 13th jNote 11 race ana watcn storm indica inis tions Snow and rain may be expected snow of course more toward the north A sharp change to co1der will follow the storms and reaching the western section two or three days earlier than the east Reactionary storms about the 16th 17th 18th More snow and rain followed by heavy gales and cold From 21st to 24th heavy equinoctial storms will be due followed by renewed cold About the 28th and 20th will enter reactionary storms Â¬ m Rev Irl Hicks Look Before You Buy ed and you to be the judge of V is J V And remember we guarantee more for your money J than you can buy elsewhere or your money refund it 6uy your shoes of us and get one of the beautiful medallion pictures FREE See them on exhibition xat our store Advertised Letter list 12 1897 in Paris Ky postoffice March Allgood O B List of letters remaining unclaimed Gornled Mr DAVITHOMSONISGRIG ONYX Â¬ ChildreyMiss SallieMcFarland Eliza ConwayMiss MollieParis Wire Co Davis George Roach John Delaney Mainie B Roach P T Dnical Tom Smith Brutus S Finch John Williams Ott Woods Mrs Lulie Persons calling for aboye letters will please say advertised W L BentonDrChas HHuggard Lizzie Brown Grocery Co MadersonMrs Jane Burton Miss Laura Matlack R L BLACK HOSIERY jgJ9Bw JMiyiMyi sLS----vSk-w- k jlErFa Davis PM jdiBJi RPIhh v How To Make Cake wWwKKj The price -- i l Try a sack and be WE NEVER CHANGE COLOR pure Silver Baking Dallas Barnes vs B F Walls Former Parisian Geo W Nippert ONYX brand is the standard for Black Hosiery and is to Mike Keough the veteran toll gate Eagle Tobacco Warehouse Co vs of Arlington Heights Ohio was in the Powder lb warranted lb give satisfac1 tion can 10c can 5c All keeper on the Cane Ridge pike in this Jacoby Bros especially noted for Shape Elasticity and Durability other goods cheap in proportion Bring city yesterday county lef i Saturday to make his future Conimonwealth vs Henry Myers and the cash I keep no books charge For sale only by Alva Crawford the genial barber is nothing home with his son in St Louis S H Stivers Agt Bud Kennedy horse stealing very ill with pneumonia at Mrs Anna 5mar 4t Eighth st ninth day march 17 your eyesight is failing wait for If Peebles home Turney Morris vsL NR R Dr A Goldstein the eminent oculist Yesterdays Temperature Mrs James Kennedy of Vine 529 Main St Paris Ky R J Brown vs Jas Scotts Heirs who will be at the Windsor Hotel street arrived home yesterday from a The following is the temperature aB v Liggett Myers vs John Mayberry Tuesday March 16th noted yesterday by A J Winters Co visit in Mt Sterling2 TENTH DAY MARCH 18 Co A J Winters of this city R L Langston vs J W Lancaster Miss Kate Blaydes of Shelbyville 7a m 42 regard to the Late dispatches in FOURTEENTH DAY MARCH 23 is visit in her sister Mrs Harry Stam 8a m 42 Corbett Fitzsimmons fight the floods NRR Wm Herndon vs L ler on South Main street 10 a m 47 a 49 11 a m Jackson and Walling doings of Con- Â¬ Mrs Frank Hall of Owensboro More Turnpike Trouble 52 12 m page two gress etc appear on A Nicolie who has been visiting Mrs 58 2p m Georgetown states A 3p m 56 Elsewhere in The News E T that dispatch from left a note Mon- Â¬ Brent has returned home 56 unknown parties 4p m Messrs W M Hinton Jr and B Reese assignee of Isaac Chanslor ad 5p m 56 Bourbongate near the and B Hutchcraft are in Fleming vertises for sale 136 acres of land near day night at the toll 7p m 51 line on th9 Leesburg and Mason on a business trip See -Scott Millersburg and stock crop etc Newtown turnpike threatening to blow Spying Dress Goods in all the less Hosieiy at 10c and 15c advertisement FARMERS ATTENTION Mr Thos Carrick and sister Miss up the house if any more toll is collect- Â¬ newest effects strictly all wool at Others get 2oc for the same goods Mary Carrick of Newtown attended is saidthat Walsh Co since Con- Â¬ ed Gatekeeper G W Jones and his It inauguration last week I have a large stock of work Â¬ 25c and 39c worth double Oar domestic stock is the best gress has passed a bill permitting dis- family have moved out but a new man the Dress assorted and decidedly the cheap- Â¬ We will still sell our finest Misses Mamie Neely and Mary ing shoes and you can get just tillers to bottle whiskey in bond will is keeping the gate and collecting toll Patterns in black and colors at 4 est move their bottling establishment from This is the same toll house that was set WebbGass left yesterday for a visit to what you want at just what you 8 are marked 6 of on fire two weeks ago and for which Miss Katie Gay in Woodford Extra good Brown Cotton 5c Covington to this city want to pay You will miss it if someS10 them and Â¬ Miss Annie Bright Croxton of Win- you buy before looking offense Will Wright and Geo Anderson Bleached Cotton good 5c at my Table Linens Towels and Nap V K Dodge formerly of this city are now confined in the Paris jail chester was in the city Wednesday goods and Joe Coyle of Lexington will shoot kins are our specialty and we will Very Best Cotton 8c Another tollgate in Lincoln county visiting Mrs W T Buckner 100 per side to Â¬ save you 25c on the dollar if you at 100 live pigeons for HUGH MONTGOMERY was destroyed Monday night 104 Pepperell Sheeting 18c Representative J T Hinton leaves Lexington buy them from us morrow afternoon at the The recent raids on tollgates in Flem- Â¬ to day for FranRfort to attend the Best Lancaster Ginghams 5c Lniagfc baseball park at two oclock Of Auctioneer A T Gr D Corsets 50c 75c and 1 ing County have caused considerable ex special session of the Legislature which Engagements Forsyth Percales and Penangs 7c are the best in the world for the Mrs Mollie Summons and sister citement The President of the EJiza begins to morrow Ladies Bleached Vests at 10c March 13 J H Hendricks house price Miss Mattie Hedges have rented ana ville and Fairview turnpike has armed Miss Mary Webb Gas entertained a the gatekeepers and it is said they will lot on Second street Paris Ky moved into the Dowd property on Ladies arid Childrens full seam frill taped worth 25c number of young lady friends at a whist and shoot the first person who tries to tear Their mother will Seventh street party Wednesday afternoon at her home Change Of Time some time with Mrs Barrow in down the gates spend on Duncan avenue The favors were Woodford county will institute con- Â¬ Clark county The Queen Crescent changes time bunches of violets demnation proceedings against all the Sunday February 28th Schedules be Â¬ Miss Hallie Matthews who has been tween Cincinnati and Lexington are Attention is directed to the an Â¬ turnpike roads that have not been sur Â¬ visiting Miss Carrie Frank Mrs J M shortened up on several trains The nouncement on fourth page of candi rendered to the county leaves Cincinnati dacy of Capt James M Thomas of this The Fiscal Court in session at Lan Â¬ Thomas and Mrs John Ireland return Blue Grass Vestibule of 415 arriving at at 400 p m instead 28th caster M city for StateSenator from the Wednesday authorized the ed to Louisville Wednesday accom- Junction City at 320 p m Train No Senatorial District composed of the Sheriff to take a vote at the next elec- Â¬ panied by Miss Frank who will spend a 3 leaving Cincinnati at 800 p m counties of Bourbon Clark and Mont tion as to whether or not the people few days with the family of her brother reaches Georgetown 1015 p m Northbound train No 6 leaves Somerset 1210 gomery should purchase the turnpikes There Dr Frank instead of 1225 p m Georgetown 319 and arrives Cincinnati 605 p m Other Attention is directed to the announce- are ninety three miles of turnpikes Kentuckennes At The Inaugural Ball candidacy of in Garrard county which could be pur- Â¬ trains practically unchanged ment on fourth page of the Among the Kentucky ladies at the chased for about 35000 John S Smith of this city for Raiders destroyed a gate on the Lan inaugural ball were noticed as Commonwealths Attorney of the Fourteenth Judicial District composed caster pike near Stanford for the second Miss Mary Carrick Scott County of the counties of Bourbon Scott Wood- Â¬ time Tuesday night and left letter to yellow moire trimmed with pearls President D W Vandeveer saying that violets and ribbons ford and Franklin ALL persons having claimsWagainst assigned estate of J Mock his neck and that of his Mrs Lindsay wife of Senator Lind Â¬ Co are requested to present them ac The News is requested to announce Judge W E Varnon would pay the say of Frankfort skirt of brocaded once properly proven as required by that the Christian Aid Society of the penalty if any more toll was collected white satin waist of jewel trimmings law at my office in Paris Ky Those themselves Church will give a supper Bethlehem with bertha of lace and vari colored knowing Mock Co indebted to the firm are requested to of JW To procure a perfect fit and get an velvet roses TnPRfiav niorhfc at the home of Mrs E pay promptly and thereby ayoid court B Sparks of the Bethlehem neighbor Â¬ ideal shoe you should go where the Mrs Jas C McCreary of Richmond cost hood for the benefit of the Church most replete stock is kept Watch the white satin pearl and point lace trim HARMON STITT crowd and see if it dont stop at Mont- Â¬ fifteen cents Admission Assignee 2Gb mings diamond ornaments 2t gomerys Mrs J C S Blackburn of Versailles The Palace Hotel on Sixth street heliotrope and wbite Duchess satin Kentuckians At Washington between Race and Vine is easily main- Â¬ WE HAVE BE0EITED A SPLENDID ST00K OF trimmed with Duchess lace and violets taining its reputation as the best 2 and Washington is still crowded with Miss Blackburn of Versailles white ALL persons having claims against 250 hotel in Cincinnati Its well filled IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS assigned estate of Isaac F every day attests its great popu Â¬ visitors many of whom have lingered at satin and velvet embroidered wilh pearls hanslor are hereby notified to present register to a position of some and rhinestons them at once properly proven as re- Â¬ larity The convenient location recom- Â¬ the capital land kind Mrs Claude M Johnson of Lexing- Â¬ quired by law to the undersigned or to It mends it to Kentuckians Col J L Bosely of the Reporter has ton pale blue brocade trimmed with ills attorney Harmon Stitt Paris Ky been at the Capital for about ten days Duchess lace E T REES Assignee The Corbett Fitzsiinmons Fight Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when someand has a good chance of securing 26fb Shannon Mason Co Ky quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call Beginning about one oclock next 2 TO INVEST thing nice We hope the President will teleWednesday St Patricks Day be good to him graphic returns will be received at Odd Those having the above BLUEGMSS Editor Saml Roberts of the Lexing- Â¬ 9 Fellows Hall in this city by special wire ton Leader is sure to land in a soft amount to put into a pair of shoes from the Corbett Fitzsimmons fight at berth presumably the Internal Reve lki3BItCBCVT TAILORS will find the greatest value for Carson City The fight will be reported nue Collectorship at his home S E TIPTON Cutter the money at Hugh Mont- Â¬ accurately by rounds Admission fifty for Orchard Lawn Brutus J Clay of Richmond would EVERYTHING- Full stock of Orna-Â¬ cents This arrangement is a feat of like to be Minister to Switzerland and gomerys mental and Fruit Trees Grape Vines We are also agents for the celebrated Ghas E Smith Shirt Full line of samples 4 enterprise and the admirers of fistic N D Miles of Nicholasville wants to Asparagus and Small Fruits We em- Â¬ a liberal NUPTIAL KNOTS battles should give it ploy no agents but sell at liying prices represent Uncle Sam at Bolivia patronage Telephone in direct K J Hampton of Winchester and Engagements Announcements And SolÂ¬ office to the planter general nursery Strawberry and Court emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Happenings In Judge Webbs Green Tribble of Somerset want to be Catalogues on application to Mr Saml English of the Louisville United Marshal H F HILLENMEYER There were lively scenes in Judge The belief prevails in the Treasury Times and Miss Lyda Owens aged court several days this week Lexington Ky 26feb tf Webbs Department that Chief Clesk Logan Car- Â¬ seventeen of Maysville were married Alonzo Jackson and Jim Helyey were lisle will remain at his uresent post of Wednesday in Cincinnati 434 Main St Ky assessed 750 each for indulging in a Secre- Â¬ that Miss Florence Jewell and Mr Geo controversy over fayors at a colored duty It was talked around to stay him tary Gage has requested Clinkenbeard both of the Little Rock dance a position in precinct were united in marriage Wed Â¬ DESIRABLE store room located J Speed Smith is after Nettie Smith and Laura Turner each Ky is for Department nesday by Eld J S Sweeney in the rent at Hul chison Station for the privilege of relieving the Treasury paid 750 Possession given March 1st Ap Â¬ W F Welsh of Beattyville wants to psrlors of the Hotel Fordham ply or address GEORGE CLAYTON themselves of pent up cuss words in cost be Consul General to Hawaii Marriage licenses were issued Wed-Â¬ Hutchison Ky East Paris The same pastime colored politician is nesday to Wm Blythe and Miss S E Smith a Martha Henry Kelly a similar sum plunks anxious to be minister to ayti v Aliop Millersburg Geo n i mi nil n iu n ii i j ii in in in Blanche Johnson was fined ten ii ii u There are three applicants for every Clirr Mary illustrating her anger at Florence Jewell for Francis Johnson and leaving a gash over- Federal position in Kentucky and Miss Lula There Are Others and J eye as a token of rememthe latters Who hnv Inrger stores who pav Vy TeTCi 7v lcT5f vipd was 16 per acre eighth day march Directions Use Ballards Obelisk Col Brent Arnold of Newport was Patent flour the purest the whitest the the guest of Mr G B Alexander Wed Â¬ bestthe cheapest 24 lbs 70c 100 lbs 280 bbl convinced 5 60 nesday Also Â¬ X ifrK -- 7 M - Â¬ great deal of being created by the extraordinary bargains now being offered by us and the following prices will command the attention ol eyery careful buyer CONDONS talkis Qi -- Â¬ Â¬ tr- - t- charge See tlie new portraits we enlarge free of Â¬ PURE Â¬ HOME GPOWN -- Â¬ re-electi- on Â¬ ASSIGNEES NOTICE CLOVE J-jZT1-y son-in-la- w 0 EDWARDS to ASSIGNEES NOTICE FOR FALL AND WINTER Â¬ Â¬ Nlfflffi Â¬ FINE - -- DAUGHERTY BROS Paris Store Room For Rent - A 11 11 1 11 1 1 1 111 -j O- - r- - if -3 - v- - as1 - Ti Have a cjlean new stock of the 97 Cleveland Orient and Phoenix Bicycles Also second hand wheel --- j - v -- - ijj uw W3T tY rU - ittupU 1 A f- p flf - r f f trr 72 I 9v iw vjsc TEf 1 -j jA j Pvlmmti m - A jump Jr s mmW rSb 1 1 St 1 if Oh 8 THE BOURBON NEWS WALTER CHAMP BRUCE MILLER f Edors and Owners t THE BOtTKBON NEWsiRIDAT MARCH 12 1897 4- - V - v V- - v Xi j V - - V -- sf X Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by sight of a long red scar acrosa four horses toiled along the dusty road the mans forehead for his head was and pulled up at the little white gate bared and in another instant she found One morning a great dray drawn by caught A LITTLE NONSENSE CAGED It was born behind bars but it knew it had i - V I 1- But itll be a blessin to poor dumb brutes just the same good But not one understood said another and a third neighbor de- Â¬ Then they brought in a wildbird entrapped clared that nothing on earth could - in a snare tempt her to have a public watering And a day and a night held it prisoner trough put up in front of her house there mile around The within a night Ad traught and a day unbelieving dis Â¬ thoughtmenwas just a thing and beÂ¬ the it V ith impossible fate for its freedom it gan to wonder why they hadnt taken fought jr hough it bled at the breast blindly beat- Â¬ up a collection and got one themselves long ago ing the bars As if strength of cresire should force way But when in a few days a handsome to the stars And men pitied and said It was free its iron drinking fountain was brought out from the city and set up at one end of life long Who could bid it endure but a day of such the long stone trough and a bright wrong i people said was And they flung wide the doors and the tincup Misschained hereto does beat all for Well Penelope bird flashing through Swept away like a leaf in a gale from their doin deeds of mercy view And the lady in question sitting on her vine wreathed porch said to her- Â¬ Then the other behind the closed bars of tions said one -- things And it sang of the joys that it never had known Of fetterless flights over fields flower strewn Of the green of the forest and gold of the wheat Of the thrill in the tree bough touched by its feet Of the feel of a lily leaf brushed by its breast And the splash of a raindrop caught on its crest of flying It sang of the beauty the rapture replying The palpitant air to its heartbeats Naught over naught under save limitless blue And the music of wing strokes rhythmic and true It sang and men said that its song was wings And it felt God had meant it for happier -- Neighbors began to wonder and conjec- Â¬ ture and to neglect the cooking of their noonday meals when Miss Penelopes blue sunbonnet having duly peered over into the wagon and inspected its con- Â¬ tents withdrew into the house and the men who had come with the dray began to lift and tug at the queer long stone something in the wagon Old Mrs Green peered through the blinds of the next house and called out excitedly Mariar come here this under Miss Penelopes cypress arch herself leaning against the cypress hedge quite weakly and feeling as though it must all be a dream Then she gathered herself together and spoke in a quiet voice which trembled a minute I do believe Miss Penelopes went and had her own coffin made or a sarcophagus or somethinV But Maria leaning interestedly over Pshaw the old ladys shoulder said mother taint no such thing Looks a heap more like a watering trough to me j iVnd so in course of time it proved to be Just like one of her queer no- Â¬ - its fate Once again sang its heart out its need co create Of the broad and the boundless In pas- sionate song Et besought men to right for one day its lifes wrong To bestow for a day or for one only hour The leave to make proof of its God given power one hour only to float on free wings forthe world In where its soul lived the world of best things Of commensurate effort and gain of desire Unlinked from despair mounting higher and higher Till lost in attainment the world of clear visions True measures high alms and untram- The world God had made it for So its song rose Ecstatic tumultuous thrilled with wild woes And delicious complainings Broke off in an exquisite cry in its throat And men listened and said that the song was good But not one understood Grace Denio Litchfield in N Y Inde- Â¬ meled decisions note until the last pendent A DEED OF MEfiOY BY HARRIET F CROCKER When Miss Penelope Owens made up her mind to do a thing it was as good as done Few things were surer of be- --iiig done and well done than those to which she applied her resolution and so collage sending clouds of California 3 ust over the cypress hedge upon the befs of scarlet verbenas and into Miss ie dopes very face but Miss Penelope never moved Her soft eyes full of compassion gazed out upon that patient plodding throng of creatures and a look of pain swept across her face as the poor things tried eagerly to cateh a mouthful of the fresh green grass which formed Miss Penelopes well kept border just outside the path The horseback rider urged them on and on they huiuied huddling their fleecy Â¬ ting on the front porch of her pretty rose covered cottage one hot summer day leisurely rocking and reading from time to time bits from a current maga Â¬ zine and because so sitting she looked up the street and saw advancing toward her a great solid band of sheep a plan came into her head which proved an im Â¬ portant factor in her life e mass of woolly bleating things ca sweeping onward past the pretty it happened that because she was sit- Â¬ as though one might walk across that living flood Behind the great flock came the usual accompaniment the wagon in which the lame and exhausted sheep were carried by the herders and as Miss Penelope looked one fal- Â¬ tered and fell rose feebly and was picked up and placed in the wagon with the others When the last cloud of dust had set- Â¬ tled Miss Penelope smiled to herself an odd little smile Its a queer thing to do maybe but its no ones business but my own and if I choose to do mis Â¬ sionary work in front of my own house instead of away off in heathen lands Im going to do it Miss Penelope took the live oclock car into the city and visited a certain place of business on a bustling street held a half hours conference with the proprietor looked over numerous cata- Â¬ logues talked prices and then took her departure Not for home however To an uptown office in a great block she next made her way then as the sum Â¬ dust brownbackstogether till it seemed independent way could never confess that auglit was lacking to make her comfort complete She was not rich only comfortably fixed as the neighbors said Her father dying a few years before had left her the neat little cottage and the fruit orchard be hind it which supplied not only her but many of the neighbors with choice fruit For Miss Penelope was nothing if not neighborly although there was always a certain dignity and reserve about her that forbade the approach of the too familiar People wondered why this iresh faced woman of 40 was still an ld maid She must have had a disap Â¬ pointment they said though Miss oold least likely of Svomen to Â¬ mer twilight was gathering sought her corner and waited for her car Miss Penelopes life was lonely Some thing seemed always lacking to make it quite complete She would not admit it even to herself tor the owner of that resolute mouth and chin and that firm Â¬ Pen-v-lo- ne liavehad -- Hiumo self as she watched the thirst- schoolchildren stopping on their way home from school in the hot summer after- Â¬ noons I really couldnt spare that l50 very well but I can do without the new matting I was going to get and Im going to make over my best dress and pinch along awhile to make up for it and the dollar a month extra water tax wont be very much Anyhow Im going to enjoy it And she did enjoy it What a pleasure it was the next time a band of sheep came through to see the thirsting crea- Â¬ tures crowd and push around the low stone trough full to the brim with clear cold water and how eagerly the jaded horses drooped their heads forward to the welcome draught And no less sat Â¬ isfied was she to see the dusty shepherds lift awkwardly their wide sombreros as they dismounted and caught a glimpse of her before they drank cupful after cupful from the iron fountain All this filled Miss Penelopes queer soul with intense satisfaction Whoso giveth a cup of cold water she thought to herself maybe its just as much a deed of mercy as to send money to the heathen One morning Miss Penelope as was her custom worked among her flowers digging around the rose tree with her sharp little hoe turning up the earth with her trowel and tying up a sagging vine here and there Suddenly she lieard down the road the unmistaka- Â¬ ble herald of an approaching herd of cat- Â¬ tle the confused lowing of a hundred plunging and plodding cows min- Â¬ gled with the whistles and peculiar cries and calls of the attendant cowboys who in wide felt sombreros and pict- Â¬ uresque attire rode at each side of the moving mass of tossing horns and rough coated bodies Miss TPenelope dropped her garden tools and went up the steps of the porch It was the way she paid herself for the expense and trouble of setting up the drinking place this quiet enjoy- Â¬ ment of hers in the eagerness and satisfaction of the poor creatures weary with the travel of many miles over dusty roads As she sat thus looking out across the cypress hedge upon the surging crowd of cattle a panic stricken child pushed open the gate and ran up the Oh Miss Penelope she cried walk out shrilly let me come where you are Im afraid of the cows Miss Fenelope rose and went down the steps How womanly and tender she looked as she reached a hand down to the little girl and smiled reassuring- Â¬ ly The cattle were crowding around the long stone trough and a dark eyed weather bronzed cowboy leaned from his mustang and helped himself to a drink from the fountain As he did so he heard the childs frightened cry and saw the pretty womanly little picture As he drank he studied the womans face furtively from the shadow of his wide sombrero and n sudden look of wonder seemed to come into his deep eyes But he assisted the others in keeping the struggling herd under con- Â¬ trol and finally after all were satisfied helped to start them moving again in a wide dark stream of hoofs and horns broad red backs and switching tails down the dusty road Then with a word to the cowboy nearest him he turned his horse and rode back to the fountain As Miss Penelope standing at the gate with Hie child glanced up at him he lifted his sombrero and sprang from Beg pardon madam he his saddle began courteous- - but I wan t to thank you for the great privilege we have en- Â¬ joyed Its a rare thing in California to find a watering place along the road Youre entirely welcome Im sure responded Miss Penelope cordially Tliiv was nothing new Dozens of grateful passers by InuTpaused to thank her for providing such refreshment for man and beast and it was onty a simple act of courtesy in this particular cow- Â¬ boy to do the same So she wondered a little why he did not take his depar- Â¬ ture now that his errand was done Perhaps he enjoyed the shade of the mighty fig tree which spread its great limbs and dense foliage far out over the fountain and into the street Why should he look at her so Why didnt he go Oh whom didbe look like end who was he T- At that moment her startled - eyes Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Horace Horace Markham is it you or am I dreaming You are not dreaming Nellie the man replied as quietly it is Horace Markham and this is Nellie Owens come together at last in this strange way Miss Penelope suddenly lost her hold upon herself and began to cry a soft nervous sobbing cry and murmured something brokenly which the stranger accepted as an invitation to come in So he tied the tared mustang to the ring in the fig trees trunk and followed Miss Penelope into the house while the open mouthed child went on her way schoolward stopping often to walk backward a few steps and wonder at what she had seen But old Mrs Green behind her win Â¬ dow blinds called excitedly to Maria and told her all aboutit Dependupon it Maria she quavered that old maids got a history and I know it and 1 hainta mite of doubt in my mind but what thats her beau come back But a cowboy my sakes alive It was the same oldstory with which everybody is so familiar a lovers quar- Â¬ rel a hasty parting a hot headed youth flinging himself away from the quiet New England home out into the world to be swallowed up in the yawning jaws of the wide wide west a girl left to eat her heart out in proud unspoken sorrow- - and refuse her various suitors because she had no love to give them The old old story again but this one at least had a happy ending And he want just a cowboy after all says old Mrs Green as she cackles forth the romantic story of her next door neighbor for he owned all them cattle and was just a passin through to lcok after em And hes worth con sidrible they say got a big stock ranch up north and Miss Penelopes rented her house for six months and went up theire with him till he gets things in shape to leave em and come down here to live She says she aint never gom to leave that there drinkin fountain and waterin trough and I dont knows I blame her when it sure Â¬ ly was the means of bring in her a hus Â¬ band Oh yes shes married He came back in a day or two lookin as slick as jou please and they were married by Elder Stewart Wednesday evening a week ago Well I hope that manll make her happy for she is a good kind hearted woman and I call that queer freak of hers settin up that waterin trough in front of her house a regular deed of mercy Union Signal THE LIFE OF A CLAM little Her Turn Now Duer Why did DEALER IK lhat pretty typewriter marry her em Â¬ Dyer She grew tired of be Â¬ Furniture Window Shades Oil ployer ing dictated to Cloths Carpets Mattresses Brooklyn Lif e Countess My doctor has not or Etc dered me to go to Nice this winter But shall get even with him I shall stay Special attention given to Undertakwell a whole year Fliegende Blaet ing and Repairing Main Street - - - - Paris Ky ler A traveler lately describing a trop ical shower wrote to a friend in the O following words The raindrops were extremely large varying in size from a shilling to 18 pence Tit Bits one thing about Wagner Theres said the enthusiastic opera goer If he had nothing else hed be great for THE VERY BEST What is it asked his com- Â¬ that RELIABLE PROMPT panion The girl next you cant hum OLI PAYING Siegfried while de Reszke is singing Â¬ Â¬ GEO W DAVIS THE PAGE COILED SPRING mm WIRE FENCE Â¬ W HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance MILLER any kind of stock It is made from best hard steel drawn specially for purpose HOW IT IS MADE COLLINS Agents Pabis Kentucky This is a smcoth fence that will tunj tht tin it Harpers Bazar I dont know wihat to do said the woman whose nature is distrustful I hate to be imposed upon How am I to know that you are really hungry Thats easy maam replied the men dicant I kin prove it by lettin ye watch me eat Washington Star Asker to Fisher who is returning empty handed from a fishing trip with a dog at his heels What do you call your aogv jusner Jbish Asker Why thats a funny name for a dog What made you give it to him Fish Â¬ er Because he wont bite Tit Bits Reporter Do you know what they are saying about you over in the Nine teenth ward Prof essionai Politician No What is it Reporter They say you wont stay bought Professional Politician off his guard Its an infernal lie Chicago Record Whatever became of Brgtawlk Did he ever make any progress in his profession Well I should say so He be gan as a circulation swearer was pro moted to a Cuban war correspondent tor a New York paper and now hes the assistant weather clerk Cincinnati Commercial Tribune Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ NON UNION HOTEL REED Short St Bet Broadway and Mill The large steel wires forming tht horizontal bars are first coiled around finch rod thus practically becoming COILED SPHINGS their entire length These are securely tied together by 1 cross bars to the rod The cross barf are best quality of annealed wire wrapped three times galyanized around each horizontal bar ready for business slacks for below as cheerfully as it takes a new Being a is self regulator itup alway 80 ITS ADVANTAGES ii James Connors LEXINGTON Ki - Proprietor Rates 2 And 250 Per Day and Postal telegraph office etc - One hundred good rooms Electric lights hot and cold hatha barher shop 21jy96 ly TREES L-IjI- -i Asparagus and everything for the Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- Â¬ ploy no agents Try us on prices and see the difference between those of a grower and dealer Catalogue on ap-Â¬ plication te H F HILLENMEYER 20oct Lexington Ky FULL stock of Fruit and Ornamental Grape Vines Small Fruits TREES 1896 grip for 90 in the shade gently but firmly persuades a runaway team to reconsider its action An unruly bull is safe as a canary in its cage it saith unto the festive hog thus far shalt thou go The fierce wind and drifting anow 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 oc- Â¬ cupation is gone The hired man and the lagging tramp alike scorn it proffer- Â¬ ed shade Like the model housewife when well supported it is always neat and tidy Economy is not our sole object in placing posts for farm fence at the unÂ¬ usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart Farmers say the closer the posts the better the fence That may apply t common fences but depending largely on its elasticity we esefeb the long panel For cemeteries lawns yards etc they should of course be nearer 12 to SO 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 J t THREE POSTS to the POSTS 100 FEET v y RUSSIAN RESTAURANTS The Dishes They Serve A Gastro Â¬ One of the most fashionable restaurants in Moscow is the Hermitage and another is the Moskoyski Traktir or Grand Hotel de Moscow near the en- Â¬ trance of the Khitagorod At both of Â¬ nomic Lnxury self to whatever he likes He does not seem to have to search for food but waits for it to come to him He makes a burrow in the mud or sand attach Â¬ ing himself to the bottom by the bys Â¬ sus Then he thrusts his siphon up trough the mud and water until it reaches the surface The siphon is made up of two tubes the water flow Â¬ ing in through one and out through the Cither Curious Scmiparasltlc Existence o the Bivalve The clams body is completely en- Â¬ shrouded in the mantle except for two openings through one of which the foot can be pushed out The other is for the siphon or what is commonly known as the neck of the clam In some respects the clam may be better off than we are for he has a little brain in his foot and also a gland for secret ing strong fibers With this he spins a byssus by which he can attach him Â¬ Â¬ When the inflowing current laden with minute plants and animals reaches the gill chamber some of these are sifted out and retained for food while the water and waste matter flow out through the other tube The clams eggs are carried by the mother on her gills When there are fish in the water with them the mother clam discharges the eggs which soon hatch but if there are no fish they carry the eggs until they decay The reason of this strange behavior is this When the eggs are set free in the wa Â¬ ter they soon hatch and the little ones swim about until they find some fish to which to attach themselves They live for a time on the mucus of the fish and then drop off sink to the bottom and form burrows for themselves This curious semiparasitic life is no doubt a reversion to the habit of some ancient ancestor Margaret W Leighton in Appletons Popular Science Monthly teas are fast driving those of China and Japan from the markets of the world The tea districts of India and Ceylon whose names even were unknown but a short time ago are now being- rapidly populated by a heterogeneous collec tion ot people and are beginning to hold lor the races of the east something the same position as that held by America for the peoples of Europe They are regions where people of different tongues often in their own countries hostile to each other are thrown to Â¬ gether for the first time and are har Â¬ monized by a community of interests and finally welded into one race speak Â¬ ing one language Chicago News ICrupp Foundries The Kmpp gun foundries at Essen near Dusseldorf employ 27155 persons whose families amount to 67597 per- Â¬ - Progress in India India is said to have been trans- Â¬ formed within the last generation from a lotus eating ag ricultural land living in the historic past to a country where manufactures take an active lead whose cotton goods are rivaling those of Manchester in eastern bazars whose trade in jute is world wide and whose these it is much the custom to begin dinner at the table itself with two or three commanded dishes of the zatuska A tablespoonful of the shining appetizing caviar with a slice of lemon and a corner twisted from the hot kalatsch accompanied by a radish and an olive or perhaps a pickled plum with the inevitable little glass leads to the cold plates and sauces for the Muskovite chef serves his fish in the middle not the beginning of the re past Among dishes of game the geli notte is noticeable the Russian rya behik but this bird is more welcome in the disguise of an orkrochka than cooked whole In a mayonnaise also lthe ryabehik is highly popular This gelinotte or double snipe has been very truty described as a bird partaking of the characteristics both of the grouse and the partridge with a slight under-flavor in which it resembles the caper cailzie of turpentine Such a peculi arity is no doubt due to its habit of feeding upon the tender topmost shoots of the fir tree The Russian peasants have legends about every bird and beast and they say that the galinotte had once the finest breast of all birds but it vexed its Creator who took this away and gave it to the ryper There is a prep- Â¬ aration of mutton stjied schashlik which might be worth importing hither and beef is curiously metamorphosed from its British forms into the zrazi the shtoffade and the azu tatarsk Kidneys potohki with truffles may ap- Â¬ pear along with omelettes and cretes de coq mingled with sweetbreads in a ragout or pojairski de poularde aux legumes a plate named after the hero who delivered Holy Russia from the tyrannies of Poland The zarkoe or roasts will include telyatin i e veal and turkey which is called indyk the duck ootka the cock of woods teterev as well as when in season the quail perepel the dvoper and the teal cherok The dish par excellence however of the Russian bill of fare is certainly sterlet which whether named en an- neau a la Russe or made into an ooka or blended with slices of sturgeon in a solyanka must be recognized as a notable discovery for all travelers The sterlet is a gelatinous semisturgeon like fish but much smaller than the sturgeon having a long xigly nose and no bones but ver3 nice as a matelotte when however a single portion will cost the guest at least 21 rubles- - A solyanka des sterlets is charged three rubles the portion while the finest fried sturgeon is not mare than a third ot that price This specialty of the Volga river is past all question a great gas tronomic luxury the white dissolv- Â¬ ing nutritious flesh has all the- delicacy of the trout all the crispness- o the turbct all the digestibility of the sole united in a manner to make many i foreign sea and stream jealous- with very good cause of the cold and turbid Volga The pleasant hot dinner cakes already spoken of as kalatsch should be eaten along with sterlet London reiegraph Flyingr Fih A sea captain tells of his sailing in southern seas where flying fish abound Phe would sometimes in their flight in the night come aboard the ship and 7rpp to the deck He had three cats that though they were lying asleep be- Â¬ low would hear the sound whenever a ash struck the deck and would rush up to get it They distinguished this from ill other sounds The crew tried to imitate it in various ways but could not deceive the cats Chicago Chronicle Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ fPW HSHEM HiiimPBAsFO FkancibcoCal Atlanta ua FOR SALE BY w E if you are needing any whole job fence see us We will save you money ana stm Duua you tne Dest xence maae Respectfully MILLER COLLINS fA A- 1 Paris Ky G MACHINE Do not be deceived by allnrfaar advertisements and tnlnk you can get the beet made finest finish and Th Page Wire ITemce In Boorbon 1 Millersburq Ky May 4 95 Messrs Miller Collins Agents Woven Wife 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 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qre giv States consumed 4000000 bunches nf ing up their packs ChicagoTrmc bananas ICTerald f Injnren Fox Huntinj Â¬ Â¬ liaabOTe deairu feeaatlfnl fl IBM V9HMV law Ullnaa Mtaadl betcataloru8waBT6r i- - Cant toll nn nil tViMi fUa nWI ri mrfnMt --- A - - 3 nn1n -- m 1 - tfflntjSZ lJ j s 9 ricou ilr- nWihad - AfnrH sits JiaililJIllUa iOytwviiT TO5ft rz mTiL UM K r -- JrrrVlPnriAw vams BBont XBtepce TS WB C KIMIV rti i3iiW a voisK h mJk MM the lar- UJUO fefs jSc a- - Q set inftr j- s t - M A c THE In the Irrigated Districts of the West They Pay a Handsome Profit PUSHING THE LAMBS Intensive soil culture has become the One sections of Sw a Rnpid Growth Can be Main rule in someirrigate and the west more Readily cultivate man cannot tainca The principal object to be secured in than a 25 acre tract This area must be raising- early lambs for market is to carefully handled to make a good inmature a fine animal of good size and come yet many farmers are learning condition as early as possible Earli that there is more on 0 acres than forness and good weight are the two prin- Â¬ merly on a quarter section The 20 cipal items to be secured and care acre farm is destined to be the future should be taken to secure these asrapid home of independent Men who atly and as economical as possible tempt more than this will be speculaOne important item is to give the tors with the chances for or against lambs an early start The first few days success according to the market fluctuais the most important time and if by tions The day of speculations in farm neglect it is stunted at this time no ing has passed and the man who seeks after treatment will entirely overcome a comfortable home must produce some the effects It should be kept warm and of everything possible on the very dry and the dam should be fed and smallest area cared for in a way that will best enable A 20 acre farm might be divided into Ler to supply plenty otgood milk seven very convenient lots The house When the ewes are fed liberally with and lawn should occupy one acre and ground feed and the troughs are of su be inclosed bj a neat picket or wire ficient length to admit of the Jambs eatÂ¬ fence One acre should be fenced sepaing by the side of their dams the lambs rate and kept for a garden The barn Â¬ will learn to eat when very young yard and corral need occupy but one Whenever they have learned to eat acre An orchard of five acres with a fairly well a separate place should be small corner cut out for a poultry provided for them where they can be house would be sufficient Three acres fed by themselves This place should sown to grass to be cut each season for be arranged so that the lambs can run hay would yield an abundance A simi in and out at will They should be fed lar tract of three acres fenced separate- in this pen at least twice a day Wheat bran chopped feed oil meal combined - BOXTHBOlf NEWS CLEVERLY MANAGED FEIDAT MABOH Gamed 12 18m 1seehe observed tmimnsTlv ttisf low whitewash has just been invented The editoroithe New Journalism leaped excited- Â¬ ly from his chair Great Scott he ex- Â¬ claimed who did it We must secure him at any price as an artist for our colored sup-Â¬ i JT THE FARMING WORLD -- TWENTY ACRE FARMS Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ tion with corn meal makes a good combina- Â¬ H3U5E While it is an item to feed liberally it can hardly be said to be a good plan to keep feed before them all the time The quicker they can be taught to eat and the better they are fed the bet- Â¬ ter growth it will be possible to secure and the less drain it will be upon the ewes m WITS mCHMO poVLtpr MM WCfflffl PiSFMF MFMFJ PLAT OF 20 ACRE FARM ly should be a meadow for pasture The remaining six acres will make enough of a field for the cultivation of corn By feeding the ewes liberally so that they can supply plenty of milk and feeding the lambs liberally a quick growth can be readily maintained and usuaJly the earlier they are ready for market and the better their condition the higher price it is possible to obtain X J Shepherd in Western Rural TEAMS ON THE FARM Tliey Should Me Well Mated as Re Â¬ gards Strength and Gait An important item in getting the most work out of the teams is to have them mated property While it is very nice to have a team of the same color size and marking it is common sense and good judgment to have them well mated as regards strength gait and powersof endurance A weak horse sho uld not be expected to pull as large a load as a strong one neither should a small horse be compelled to work by the side of a large strong one or be expected to do A young growing horse as much should not be expected to work as hard or as long or to do as much heavy work as one that is well matured and devel- Â¬ oped A high spirited quick motioned horse should not be compelled to work by the side of a slow lazy animal To make the most out of them mate the horses or rather the teams with a view to equality of gait strength and endur Â¬ ance See that they are in a good thrifty Feed with a muscle produc Â¬ ing rather than a fat forming ration Horses that have been idle during the winter or for any length of time should be put to work gradually Be- Â¬ gin by moderate exercise and increase as they become accustomed to it This is especially the case with a young horse Many a young horse is seriously if oiot permanently injured by being put to work too early and worked too hard before their bones and muscles irre properly hardened and their joints sufficiently strong Until reasonably well matured a young animal is notable to bear constant and severe exercise A little care in mating and putting to work will help materially in getting the most out of the teams Field and Barm condition MANURE Handy Contrivance Put Together FOR CARTING While on a recent trip through a por Â¬ tion of our county I saw a contrivance that struck me as a good thing While Hearing the home of a farmer I saw in tlie road iihe marks of mowing ma- - an Ohio Farmer ly wheat potatoes and root crops The products of six acres under cultivation in the west where irrigation is practiced may safely be estimated as follows Two acres of wheat 100 bushels one acre of corn 50 bushels one acre of oats 70 bushels one half acre of potatoes 150 bushels one quarter acre of beans 15 bushels one quarter acre of onions 100 bushels one quarter acre of barley GO bushels one acre carrots turnips and rutabagas 1000 bushels These figures are not an average in Utah where small farming is practiced The yields are reported almost double the figures given in some instances Of this six acre yield there would be a surplus of each product to sell Three acres in alfalfa will yield two crops of hay and cne of seed The hay will average two tons an acre each cutting making 12 tons of hay A three acre alfalfa pasture will keep two cows two horses 20 sheep 20 hogs with several calves The iasture and hay field should be rotated each year After a few years a part of the cultivated area should be planted to alfalfa and one of the grass plots plowed Fences could be made of woven wire and be easily removed from one tract to another The five acre orchard should have one acre devoted to strawberries raspber Â¬ ries blackberries gooseberries and cur Â¬ rants A half acre should be planted to about four varieties of grapes The bal- Â¬ ance of the orchard area should contain choice trees of various fruits with the outer rows composed of nut bearing trees These serve as a protection against wind and storm and are as val Â¬ uable as the fruit trees The yield upon these several tracts cannot be esti- Â¬ mated as so much depends upon proper culture and the market Experienced farmers in Utah who practice intensive cultivation give the following figures on yields to the acre G00 to 1000 small Strawberries fruits 300 to S00 apples 400 to 600 bushels The stone fruits produce in proportion to other varieties One man with three acres of grapes reports an average yield of 650 an acre every year The grapes are sold green made into wine and raisins Peaches are sold as green fruit and evaporated The 20 acre farmer can pay all his expenses ride in nice carriages wear good clothes support and educate his family and save from 500 to 1000 a year for the time of need This cannot be accomplished by wild speculation It requires a careful attention to the details of the little frm No hard slaving physical labor is required Why should men toil and worry over their thousands of acres and come out be- Â¬ hind at the end of the year when the new agriculture shows them how to live happy and contented on a 20 acre farm Joel Shomaker in Farm and Fireside Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Match Maker In an Illinois town a Miss Blizzard fately demonstrated practically beyond question the truth of the old saying so strenuously insisted upon by many The quickest way toreacb a women mans heart is througb his stomach Miss Blizzard kept a select boarding house and among her patrons were Mr William D McBride and Miss Addie May McDowdeli In view of subsequent Sevelopments the assumption is war Â¬ ranted that Miss Blizzard liking those two young people very much indeed reached the inevitable feminine con Â¬ clusion that the best thing such a nice couple could do was to fall in love with ach other as promptly as possible get married and live happily ever afterward It was a genial and friendly conclusion to reach and it should not be unsafe to say that having arrived at it Miss Bliz zard lost no time in herself assuming the role of the god in the machine and so guiding events as to inevitably bring abouftbe final blissful denoument upon whichrbfer kindly heart was set It is easy to understand that having Mr Mc- Â¬ Bride and Miss McDowdeli under the same roof with her Miss Blizzard was mistress of the situation to an unusual degree and it is to be presumed that she worked those two young people one against the other in every way likely to make each see the others good points in the very strongest light possible But she did more With the pulse of the situation under her touch always it would seem that Miss Blizzard knew to a nicety just when the crucial moment was reached and at that crucial moment knowing that Mr McBrides sex made it imperative that he should takt the initiative in bringing matters to a climax the crafty Miss Blizzard playecf her strongest card She prepared a little supper aimed at the very citadel of Mr McBrides affections and at that supper she saw to it that Mr McBride was helped to the choicest of each and every dish The happy man was feasted like a lord with pretty Miss McDowdeli fac Â¬ ing him as he feasted Miss Blizzard rose from the table a winner During the very progress of the nfomentous repast Mr McBrides heart melted within his bosom and gazing fondly upon Miss McDowdeli he then and there challenged her to become Mrs McBride The challenge was accepted a license procured a minister was sum Â¬ moned friends were bidden to the jcu ous scene and the knot was tied Miss Blizzard def erves a roseate im- Â¬ mortality Her healthy confidence in Â¬ rhe 3Inster Stroke of a Matrimonial Twenty Four Pounds A Woman IVno Was Utterly Broken near Hope Ind a few miles across the line in Bartholomew Co At the table sat the d daughter of this happy couple who had just returned from school It was raining at the time and consequently ber 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 set- Â¬ ting in on Lucv as sure as voure Hvincr nnH once it early stages and save a long sickness and physicians ex- nbric The mother erot Hip ohUc tmnA n nA o Js and had her remove her wet clothes and wieu sne related ner neciiimr eight-year-ol- k enady Down Restored to Health and Weight plement N Y PreBS From the New Era Greensburg Ind A New Era reporter recently had the priv Mrs Crimsonbeak as her husband comes ilege of partakiug of a bounteous noonday in late at night What does the clock say repast at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur John Mr Crimsonbeak with difficulty Â¬ HIS IS THE TIME of year when men and women become weak ened by HERE IS ONLY ONE SURE WAY known to medical men for prompt Nothing madam nothing If s got sense enough to say nothing Yonkers Statesman A- ly checking Â¬ - i m Comfort No smoke dust or cinders on Queen and Crescent Route limited trains south Rock ballast Superb trains with every com fort Fast time and the short line from Cin cinnati Â¬ troubles of the kidneys and re storing these great organs to health and strength and that is by the use of the weath- Â¬ Â¬ er yet She Does the baby take after its mothHe Well it hasnt begun to talk Yonkers Statesman Bae Â¬ er and run down gener ally The IVo-To-- Over 400000cured WhvnotlGtNn-Tn-Rnregulate or remove your desire tor tobacco n for Fifty Cents the weather kidneys first parts that affects are the r they cured me as all my neighbors will tell After the birth of my youngest child here about two years ago I was completely broken down I took medicine from the physician who had attended me through my confinement but grew worse and worse until I could scarcely go about at all I tried other doctors with about the same result Pains would shoot all through my body and the least exertion or mere bend ing over would cause me to havesmothering spells and the suffering was terrible almost unbearable I thought it was caused by my heart as I often had fainting spells When everything else had failed to relieve me and I had given up all hopes of recovery I chanced to read some testimonials in the New Era and the Indianapolis News and the suffering of the people whd made the statements were so similiar to mine that when I read that they had been cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills I at once resolved to try the medicine I procured a box and took the pills according to directions and soon felt much better and could go about with ease When I had finished six boxes never missing a dose after each meal J was cured I have taken them since when I felt badly and I now feel as well as Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Horn higher decree of couraftre tb be laughed at than it does to be shot at5 Hams It takes a Easy to have rheumatism Just as easy to get rid of it with St Jacobs Oil Horn pains The man who rides a hobby thinks nobody else is making any headway Rams Â¬ Icy pavements and bruises give aches and St Jacobs Oil gives cure comfort Â¬ Railroad men will not dance except at a grand ball Atchison Globe Cold breeds a brood of aches and pains St Jacobs Oil destroys them The urea r is not thrown off but is forced made women back upon the brighter and hap- Â¬ lungs and dis- pier in it stands all these alone qualities Do yon ease results not think it would caused by be wise for you to weakness of use ittheand thus dangers the kidneys avoid season In-of the Â¬ saved thousands of lives it has restor- Â¬ ed millions of suf-Â¬ ferers to health it has done what was never done i never attempted before it has made men stronger and healthier it has test of time it has It has stood the V - Largboftle or new st smaller one at your true C upon having lk S Â¬ Too much goodness is as monotonous as too much wickedness Atchison Globe JP names addresses vD ti J samplesandSelect territory atributiiiir circulars once and send 1 and JOOO for cents for outfit blanks partlcularsand instruction to begin The M M Pub Co Berrien Springs iiich per IOO collecting n er dis- - Â¬ ever are without them Dr Williams Pink Pills contain in a condensed form all the elements necessary to give new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered nerves They are also a specificfortroubles peculiar to females such as suppressions irregularities and all forms of weakness In men they effect a radical cure in all cases arising from mental worry overwork or excesses of whatever nature the irresistible nature of the conjunc- Â¬ Pink Pills are sold in boxes never in loose bulk at a box or six boxes for 250 tion of good things to eat with a pretty and may 50 centsof all druggists be had or direct by girl to look at warrants the conspicuous mail from Dr Williams Medicine Company perpetuation of her memory St Louis Schenectadv N Y Â¬ -- my work When I began talcing the medicine I weighed 109 pounds now I tip the beam at 133 I can eat anything that comes along nnd sleen like a loir Before T used Dr Wil liams Pink Pills I could scarcely eat any thing or sieep at an nad no appetite and what I ate wouldnt stay on my stomach I feel that the medicine saved me from an untimely grave and wouldnt care to be where I could not get it Father used the last of a box a few days ago for sick headache and hasnt been troubled since That is why we It is a pleasure now to do Pill Clothes IP serves two purposes abling it to retain all its remedial value and it disguises the taste for the palate Some pill coats are too heavy they will not dissolve in the stomach and the pills they cover pass through the system as harmless as a bread pellet Other coats are too light and permit the speedy deterioration of the pill After 30 years exposure Ayers Sugar Coated Pills have been found as effective as if just fresh from the labor- Â¬ atory Its a good pill with a good coat Ask your druggist for The good pill has a good coat The pill coat it protects the pill en Â¬ l Â¬ w HH Republic m Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Martin selfish I think she is a very nice HOUSEHOLD SUGGESTIONS little girl Ethel Oh mamma but she Â¬ is selfish Shes always at the head of the Sonic Small Items of Useful Informa class and she wont let any of the rest of us tion Harpers Bazar A mirror should never stand or be get ahead of her Lung where the suns rays fall upon it Homeseelvers Excnrsion Tickets The light and heat produce a chemical On Februarv loth and 16th March 1st 2d 15th disintegration of the quicksilver at the May and lGth April 5th 6th 19th and 20th 1897 3rd 4th 17th and back which injures the reflective power seekers excursion tickets 18th be soldHome by the will and makes the glass seem dim and dull Cleveland Akron Columbus Ry to nearlMany cooks believe the white meal y- every point in the West North and South Southwest made from southern corn is superior Northwest fare for and round trip at rates of about one the to the yellow made from that grown Parties contemplating a trip will do well to at the north Nevertheless a johnny see or write to any C A C Hy agent for cake doesnt seem to advertise itself as rates of fare limits of tickets and full into the such vmless it is a golden yellow The formation orPassenger undersigned C F Daly General Agent Cleveland 0 yellow meal is very sweet and nice Beggar piteously Ah sir I am very Beans soaked 24 hours in tepid water very very hungry Dyspeptic savagely and then cooked a short time only good Then have the merely long enough to make them ten fortune to yourselfdecency to keep vourappehavent had an I der and well done and beans put on tite for years Tit Bits to cook with little or no soaking and Groan If Yon Must boiled a long time are quite two sepaBut also appeal to a means of relief of the rate and distinct dishes And if you torture if physical which produces dont believe it you may demonstrate it groan Rheumatism is a prolific sourcethe of by experiment Those soaked the long agony in its acute inflammatory or chronic forms But it may est will be by far the most appetizing with JETostetters he annihilated at its birth unIn cooking the breakfast table cereals like the poisons Stomach Bitters which prein minute doses often the object is to give them a chance to scribed for it is perfectly safe In malarial absorb water and to cook the starch kidney bilious dyspeptic or nervous ailthoroughly The larger and drier the ments the Bitters is acertain source of relief grain the more time must be allowed I think the joke has been carried far for the accomplishment of this result enough said the editor as he marked acWhole grains are improved by a pre- cepted on it Brooklyn Life vious soaking those that are finely Incomparable ground must be mixed with cold water The to prevent the formation of lumps trains service of the Queen and Crescent fast south Through Pullman drawing Others should be sifted through the room sleepers Standard vestibuled day fingers ipto boiling salted water Cook coaches lavatories and smoking rooms cafe parlor and observation cars fast at first then niore slowly over boil- Elegant four hours Cincinnati to Florida or Twentv ing water covered and without stir- - to New Orleans W C Rinearson Genl rmg Detroit Free Press Passr Agt Cincinnati 0 Â¬ Mamma I dont ill Ayers Cathartic Pills More pill particulars in Ayers Curebook 100 pages Sent free J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass see why you call Dais3 11 w- - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ M infill V fH A 111P J JTk example of skillful workmanship The only bicycle wit11 absolutely true bearings A raarveloi18 BBBfenJ 9i I Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ V Saving in cost of machinery and labor enables us to furnish 96 patterns of Waverleys improved and perfected for S60 Â¬ Catalogue free from us or the dealer -Indianapolis Ind INDIANA BICYCLE CO UjHjpM BKyJyW WKBSbW Jl jl SRB1 BHir J inBttH fBSfjBk 1 JrajffiJEjl JMJBmBB mjSFm HPrfew ifinltiwl Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ HANDY iMASTSuKE TIAPT AMONG THE POULTRY chine wvheels and as they were so far 41 part I could not conceive of them as ers belonging to a mover especially at this Dark feathers usually cover a dark time of year so I concluded to investi- skin gate it if 1 couJd succeed in tracing sex cuts no With the tracks to the hiding place of the ob igure early broilers ject in question Lazy hens lay on fat but busy hens On arriving in sight of the barn I Â¬ Â¬ Four ducks are plenty for one draket Usually fat fowls are uncertain breed- Â¬ found the object of my seareh It proved to ber a cart placed on an old pair of mowing machine wheels- - And the farm Â¬ er at that moment had it backed up to his stable door and was loading it Every few mornings with manure tt bQ the boss was full he hitched his team to the cart and drove to the field to unload The rough pen sketch accompanying chiis will show its construction In size is about six feet long and five the box C L6 feet wide and two feet deep Ohio Farmer Iieamer in When stock are kept in a good thrifty eondition there is much less liability of their becoming- infested w th vermin - lay eggs If breeding for profit breed to pleas the market Dry picked poultry generally brings the best price Coal oil applied to the roosts will kill fil kinds of parasites - Hens often fail to lay in winter be csAise they are too fat Hens that are laying regularly should have a little extra food The best table fowl the games Porkings Houdans and Iiaugshans Ho not nave yellow legs Young pullets rarely make good mothers pld bens are better ii v t Provide the laying hens with plenty of shell produeing material Tobacco steins put in with the straiv in the nests will prevent lice Early hatched chickens should not get chilled this montb or brood dis Â¬ eases will be the result Milk fresh or sour buttermilk skimmed milk mixed with meal makes a good feed for poultry The best and most natural fLoor for the poultry house is dry earth kept dean and drySt Louis Begister 1 -- I more liable to absorb and hold in solu FLOUR Winter family Wheat No 2 red tion the foul gases and organic particles GRAIN 3 red No Corn No 2 mixed to which it has been exposed It is danOats No 2 gerous to use such water Water should Rye No 2 choice not be so left but if it should chance to HAY Prime to Mess pork PROVISIONS be it should be thrown away Freshly Lard Prime steam draiwn water only should always be BUTTER Choice dnhv Prime used for culinary purposes as well as for APPLES to choice creamery Per bbl drinking whenever practicable More- Â¬ POTATOES Per bbl NEW YORK over the faucets over sinks and wash FLOUR Winter patent basins are always more or less liable GRAIN Wheat No northn No 2 red to contamination hence the first water No 2 flows on opening them after they CORN Mixedmixed that OATS have been left all night without use PORK New moss shoatid always be let flow away it is LARD Western dangerous to drink and unfit for the tea FLOUR Winter CHICAGO patents kettle or for cooking wTater even boiled GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No disease germs are unwholesome San Â¬ TORN 2Chicago spring No 2 itarium OATS No 2 PORK Mess LARD Steam Waist Lining Aji absurdity in wash waists which BALTIMORE FLOUR Family has appeared is that of organdie or linen with a tight lining The success of the Chain Wheat No 2 Corn Mixed O shirt waist depends upon the ease with LAKDits Mixed which it can be fastened on and its PORK Rciined Mess oomfort while on A tight lining de- CATTLE First quality feats these objects Lace in vulgar HOGb Western INDIANAPOLIS quantities also is seen upon some wash GRAIN Wheat No 2 ivaists intended for common use The Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed tasteful woman probably will avoid lav LOUISVILLE Ishness in lace should she use it at all FLOUR Winter patent rn her laundered blouses She no doubt GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed will find it more satisfactory to Oats Mixed individuality in color than to indulge PORK Mess yjigaries of cut St LouisBepublic Â¬ Â¬ -- Drinking Contaminated Water Water that is left standing in the THE MARKETS kitchen or bedroom and above all in Cincinnati March the sick room over night is liable to LIVE STOCK Cattlccommons i 35 fc 2 li 90 contamination by the absorption of im3 85 on a f0 Select butchers 0 J5 5 CALVES Fair purities ailoat in the air in such rooms HOGS Common to good light f3 10 3 50 and to be rendered wholly unfit for 3 0 on a SO Mixed packers 3 75 ft 3 40 Light shippers use No matter that the water is cold 3 75 4 25 SHEEP Choice even to near freezing it is so much LAMBS Good to choice 2h A 75 Â¬ -- but have sold direct to tha consumer for 24 years at wholesale prices Baving them the dealers pro fits Ship anywhere ior examination De fore sale Every Â¬ thing warranted 100 styles of Car-Â¬ riages 90 styles of Har ness TopBuggiesaslow as 835 Phaetons as low BH TL as So5 spring wagons vH r t 5 K 606 Surrey Price with cumins lamps sna KoVl Surrey Harness Price 1500 Eoau Wagons etc bend As good as sells for 2200 for large free Catalogue shade apron and fenders 360 As coed la for f99 ELKHART CARRIAGE AND HARNESS MF CO W B PRATT Secy ELKHART IND r ivW E HAVE HO AGENTS - I ii 3 10 a OH 3 70 S9 81 - IS 3C 1100 25 9 374 3 J2J4 10 9 to 20 fit 125 Gt 1 50 1 10 1 00 4 90 877 fid ft 11 feMMpjfl V J BBBSbBS v BbSk9NPWKbSh 2 BSttBBHBSSS7Cr vQp ji RSlpk 4 60 28 22 9 00 4 32 Y2 4 50 817a 73 1 84tf 1 m 8 50 4 30 4 30 73 83J r 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 J 896 6 Â¬ 23 1G 1GM3J 8 30 8 25 4 05 4 00 4 23 26 24 3 70 4 20 4 60 80S lANDY GATHABT C 4 K- - t v 26 25 1150 16 85 t t h 40 4 25 83 21 18 CURECONSfiPATlON A 29 V MJ V 3 75 4 00 Jr ft 90 lisiWiSHssfCTiiiraiap agTmTrfffiMfiimfl11 A 23H 19 ABSOLUTELY LAKD--Stea- m 8 50 0 25 fsSSiSi iSt - i GDlRHf EED Teot coHstlpatian Carets are the Ideal Lain or stipe onr cause CTTOnvnprirenvP CWttgo Montreal ersj natural result3 k frw Can or New York Fc rcgLi0 m nnsiA o0 ALL t t t t i o 6 n ci -- v- - 90s - sv n V TiVv J- - V r o S -- JKV v x v r J- Xn T i 0 t ir 4 4 Fr wmmMwmm wpmmmm uWWyH TWW 1 JI W i THE BOURBON NEWS TBI DAY MARCH 12 ASSIGNEES SALE 187 V LisrisTOTJOEacEiisrTs Joseph as a candidate for We are authorized to announce Jailer F Williams the action of the to subject James M Thomas as a candidate Democratic party FOR STATE SENATOR y r - OF BomCoLand JE Ye are authorized to announce TWIN BROTHERS 0 GREAT - f 7 i- i 1 V k I- i i I J f i rj- i i the from Senator for State District Twenty eighth Senatorial FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY composed of the counties of Bourbon The undersigned Assignees of John Montgomery and Clark subject to the We are authorized to announce G- Smedley will on action of the Democratic primary elec- Â¬ Cliftun Arnsparger as a candidate for tion July 31st re election as County Attorney subject SITUBMY MARCH 20 1897 to the action of the Democratic party FOR COMMONWEALTHS ATTORNEY authorized to announce Sam Â¬ at the Court house door in Paris Bour Â¬ We are authorized to announce John We are Rogers as a candidate for bon County Kentucky at 11 oclock S Smith as a candidate for re election uel B lolar time expose to public sale an un Â¬ as Commonwealths Attorney for the County Attorney subject to the action divided one fourth interest in tbe follow Â¬ Fourteenth Judical District composed of the Democratic party ing tract of land situated near Hutchi Â¬ of the counties of Bourbon We are authorized to announce Denis Scott son Station Bourbon County being the Woodford and Franklin subject to the Dundon as a candidate for County At Â¬ The action of the Democratic party property of John G- Smedley torney subject to the action of thu land is described by metes and bounds Democratic party as follows FOB JUDGE No 1 the large piece lying on Tract FOR ASSESSOR to announce Wm the north west side of the Maysville and M We are authorized Judge We are authorized to announce J TJ Lexington Turnpike contaiss one hun of Purnell as a candidate for to the County subject Bourbon Boardman as a candidate for Assessor dred and twenty five acres one rood and action of the Democratic party of Bourbon County subject to the twenty one poles 125 A 1 R 21 P to announce action of the Democratic party Beginning We are authorized and is bounded as follows in the middle of said turnpike at 1 see James McClure as a candidate for We are authorized to announce S D plat a corner to Mrs Waller and run Judge of Bourbon County subject to Clay as a candidate for Assessor of ning therefrom with the middle of said the action of the Democratic party Bourbon County subject to the action turnpike S 49 1 W 303 4 5 poles to 2 a of the Democratic party FOR CIRCUIT CLERK corner to Corbin thence N 44 W We are authorized to announce Gar 54 72 100 P to 3 a stone corner to the We are authorized to announce Chas iame thence T 10 J E 82 28100 P to 4 E Butler as a candidate for Circuit rett D Kenney as a candidate for to the same Clerk subject to the action of the Demo- Â¬ Assessor of Bourbon County subject to stone corner a the action of the Democratic party 3 4 E cratic party S 71 Steele thence and said 77 52 100 P to 5 a stone corner to We are authorized to announce Wm We are authorized to announce T Steele thence N 19 E 96 96 100 P to 6 H Whaley as a candidate for Assessor a stone corner to the same and Mrs Hart Talbot as a candidate for Circuit of Bourbon County subject to the ac- Â¬ Waller thence S 69 E 26 1 5 P to 7 a lerk subject to the action of the tion of the Democratic party stone corner to said Waller thence N 19 Democratic party We are authorized to announce Will E 2 48 100 P to 8 a stone corner to the We are authorized to announce G McClintock as a candidate for same thence N 52f E 62 P to 9 a stone George T McCarney as a candidate corner to the same thence S 73 E 77 for Circuit Clerk subject to the action Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party 32 100 P to the beginning of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Archie Tract No 2 the small piece on which FOR SHERIFF W Bedford as a candidate for Assessor the dwelling house is situated contains to announce of Bourbon County subject to the We are authorized twenty five acres two roods and eight 25 A 2 R 8 P and is bounded George W Bowen as a candidate for action of the Democratic party Doles as follows Beginning m the middle of Sheriff subject to the action of the We are authorized to announce C L If elected Mr Hough as a candidate for Assessor of the Maysville and Lexington Turnpike Democratic party at A see plat a corner to J Jacoby Bowens deputies will be W W Bourbon County subleot to the action aiirl rnnniner therefrom with said Mitchell and J ames Burke of the Republican party XqnhvslhiftS59iE2445 P to B a v We are authorized to announce J rj stone corner to Mrs Meteer thence S Brutus J Clay Jr with G W 21 J W 86 36 100 P to Gi stone corner to Judy and J Smith Clarke as deputies FOR SURVEYOR the same thence N QU W 69 44 100 P as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the We are authorized to announce Benj to D themiddle of safd turnpike thence action of the Democratic party F Bedford Jr as a candidate for with the middle thereof N 49f E re election as Surveyor of Bourbon 94 28 100 P to the beginning FOR COUNTY CLERK County subject to the action of the We are authorized to announce Ed Democratic party 3 which fronts on the Tract No Maysville and lixington and Hutchison D Paton as a candidate for re election Station Turnpikes contains sixty six as Clerk of the Bourbon County Court acres and one rood and is bounded as subject to the action of the Democratic FOR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS follows Beginning in the middle of party We are authorized to announce Miss the Maysville and Lexington Turnpike Kate Edgar as a candidate for FOR JAILER at E a corner to the Hopewell Church as Superintendent of Public Schools lot and running therefrom S 46 J E We are authorized to announce for Bourbon County subject to the 26 1 5 poles to F a post corner to the Samuel T James as a candidate for action of the Democratic party same thence 2 424 E 12 48100 P to G Jailer subject to the action of the We are authorized to announce Wm the middle of the Hutchison Station Democratic party E Williams as a candidate for SuperÂ¬ Tarnpike thence with the middle there- Â¬ We are authorized to announce W C intend nt of Public Schools for Bourbon of S 60 E 70 2 5 P to H a stone corner to Mrs Pryor thence S 41 W 122 52100 CONES as a candidate for re election as County subject to the action of the P to I a stone corner to Mrs Waller Jailer subject to the action of theÂ¬ Democratic party Mr Jones Candithence N 42 W 64 44100 P to J a Democratic party dacy is in the interest of Mrs Landon stone corner to the same thence N 42 FOR POLICE JUDGE W 44 28100 P to K the middle of the Ashbrook Maysville and Lexington Turnpike We are authorized to announce W H We are authorized to announce Wm thence with the middle thereof N 49 E Boone as a candidate for Jailer sub Remington as a candidate for Police 86 32100 P to the beginnings making a ject to the action of the Democratic Judge subject to the action of the total of two hundred and seventeen party Democratic party acres and twenty nine poles 217 A We are authorized to announce Wm 29 P in the 3 tracts Wo are authorized to announce John L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of R Adair as a candidate for Police Terms The property will be sold Bourbon County subject to the action Judge subject to the action of the upon a credit of six twelve and eighteen of the Republican party Democratic party months The purchaser will be required We are authorized to announce John We are authorized to announce Newt to furnish bond immediately after the H Stewart as a candidate for Jailer Clark as a candidate for Police Judge conclusion of the sale with good and sufficient surety to be approved by the subject to the action of the Democratic subject to the action of the Democratic party undersigned bearing interest from day party 6 per cent and date of sale at Default of payment of either bond at maturity matures subsequent bonds See advertisement in another column 6t A plat of the land is on exhibition at of W J Bryans new book The First the law office of Harmon Stitt who Battle Send your order to Oscar will take pleasure in showing same to Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour Â¬ ROUTE prospective purchasers bon county tf BEST LINE TO AND FROM B D SMEDLEY A - AKGAIIN DAYS y - Â¬ IN CLOTHING OVERCOATS SUITS PANTS HATSAND CAPS SHIRTS UNDERWEAR BOOTS SHOES ETC 3r 9k i- - -- vf Â¬ Â¬ v iSisXr jlmT1 HEiMBzsSEiH t K t Jl-j- o i- a I 1 1 - V x MWW - - J IN- - le-elec-ti- on Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods Cottons Calico Flannels Skirts Underwear Gloves Shoes Rubbers Etc Come in and get the prices on all goods Come now while you have a big stock to select from Remember this is a grand opportunity to buy goods very cheap Remember the place BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL C BIG FOUR tornev Harmon Stitt A SMEDLEY B D SMEDLEY persons having claims against assigned estate of J G- Smedley are requested to present them HOUSE at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or their at Assifrnees J A DAUGHERTY L H Landman M D Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris 7 434 Main i St mm ALSO DEALER IN PITER DEGOHATOR Paris Ky TUESDAY MARCH 9TH 1897 returning every second Tuesday in each Optician La n d m a n has been visiting this city regularly for over five years and has adÂ¬ justed glasses to the eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon County and has proven himself com-Â¬ 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- Â¬ ly and make any change necessary to give satisfaction Examination free References Drs T7 r J Eithian Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C D Cram of Paris month AT Forsyth Auctioneer Assignees adjoining counties for the sale of Bryans new book entitled The First Battle It is written in Mr Bryans best style clear concise and logical His inspiring language full of keen satire and brilliant rhetoric will charm interest and instruct not only those who were his most devoted followers but also his most ardent opponents The books contains about 600 pages printed from large clear type with 32 full page illustrations a magnificent colored presentation plate and an autograph preface handsomely bound m cloth half morocco or full morocco at 175 225 and 275 each Mail orders will receive prompt attention Address Oscar W Miller Hutchison Ky hours to Louisville from Chattanooga O Li MlTCHELIi W MILLER has received Div Pasfcr Agt OSCARexclusive agency for this and Chattanooga Tenn COmfort The First Battle Incomparable The service on the Queen Crescent last train North Through Pullman drawing room sleepers Standard vestibuled day coaches lavatories and smoking rooms Eiiegannjaie parior ana ooservation cars iNine and one half hours to Cincinnati 10 Paints Oil Tarnishes ASSIGNEES NOTICE Brushes Artists Ma Â¬ TOLEDO DETROIT terials Window persons having claims against All Points in Michigan Glass Etc ALL assigned estate of A J Ball CHICAGO are requested to present them at once Estimates promptly furnished for White City Special Best Terminal Station mon KS properly proven as required by law to glass paints painting and decorating the undersigned or his attorney Har Â¬ Avoiding The Tunnel ST LOUIS BOSTON Stitt 27nov tf PERRY JEFFERSON Assignee An HE iMBiMiiiaiwna ai 3E533tT3lijE5aoc3L SXG2- - a persons having claims against Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping ALL assigned estate of M H Cur Â¬ Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- Â¬ Cars Private Compartment Cars rent are requested to present them at lets All druggists refund the money Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars once properly proven as required by if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W law to the undersigned or hisattorney T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Harmon Stitt Ky H C CURRENTBe sure your tickets read via BIG Assignee 27nov tf FOUR RAILROAD TIME CARD E O McCORMICK Passenger Traffic Mgr L NRR - No dust or cinders on Queen Crcccent Route limited trains North Hoc ballast Superb trains with every comfort Fast time and the short line to Cincinnati To Cure A Cold In One Day Wagner Sleeping Cars ASSIGNEES iNOTIOE NEW YORK DECODES IB r n t U v- t - f - t k ft1- -- V Gen Pass Tkt Agt From Cincinnati 1116 a m 530 p Cincinnati O m 1015 p m From Lexington 439 a m 740 a m ALL 339 p m 622 p m From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m 333 pm the undersigned TT HAVE a desirable 1 story 3 room iuaysviue v o a m 33U p m HARMON STITT toiu I frame cottage on Eighth street The first of American Newspa- Â¬ Assignee 27nov tf Georgetown pike bridge The near the DEPARTURE OP TRAINS lot is 47 feet front running back 165 pers CHAS A DANA Editor feet has big never failing spring rents To Cincinnatim 445 a m 752 a m 347 p easy for 6 00 per month Will sell for To Lexington 752 a m 1127 a m The American Constitution the cash or on 6 and 12 months without 540 p m 1021 p m Apply to or address terest To Richmond 1125 a m 537 p m American Idea the American P LENIHEN 1025 p m 19feb lmo Paris Ky Spirit These first last and all ALL persons having claims against To Maysville 750 a m 630 p m assigned estate of Joshua F B Carr Agent Barton will please prove the same acthe time forever cording to law and leave them 1 t Kentucky Midland Daily by mail - 6 a year with the undersigned or at the office of Stitt Paris Ky THE PATRONS OF THE PARIS Arrive 830 a m 528 p m Daily Sundayby mail 8 a year Harmon knowing themselves indebted to Those Leave 955 a m 550 p m TO ICE MFG CO the estate will please settle promptly Freight passengers We appreciate your past patronage Arrive m leaves carries m and avoid suit 425p 435 p We are now ready to quote prices for J M VTMONT W H Cox F P Agent is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in next season and will not be undersold Assignee Joshua Barton me world Millersburg Ky by anybody 15nov tf Remember our ice is of pure distilled FIFTY PEAR TREES FOR 100 Price 5c a copy Bymail 2 a year water Address THE SUN New Yort PARIS I3E MFG CO Farmers Grow your own Pear PHIL NLPPERT NOTICE Trees For one dollar I will send you 19feb Manager u 8p1cufr0eign postage paid the following fifty pear frees all grafted on Japan Seedling A LL persons having claims against EUGENE W JOHNSON Stock 10 E Harvest 10 Bartlett 10 C the assigned estate of J J Peed Favorite 10 F Beauty 10 Idaho If SOLICITOR AND ATTORNEY IN PAT Â¬ are requested to present tnem at once you send in your order before February verified as required by law to the under ENT CAUSES 15th I willinclude one Lincoln Core signed or their attorneys J Q Ward STORY brick house on Upper less no seed no core Reference any 1729 New York Ave Washington I C or Harmon btitt Pleasant street adjoining the resiÂ¬ bank at this place Address Office established 18G8 Charges moderate J GL ALLEN Assignees dence of S S Clay Apply to Correspondence Requested Geo A Riley J D PEED 29sep tf A C ADAIR Greensburg Ind 2mar lja98 20 nov 3mo ARRIVAL OP TRAINS D B MARTIN Cottage For Sale THE SUN The old and well known firm of Smedley Butler of Millersburg Ky is now in progress of liquidation owing to the assignment of J Q- Smedley All of the large stock of dry goods notions fancy goods domestics boots shoes hats caps and every article kept by a first class store is now being offered at cost for cash This is a fine oppor- Â¬ tunity for any one wishing to engage in the dry goods business and assume con- Â¬ trol of a house already established and well known throughout Central Ken Â¬ tucky Any one wishing to buy the persons having claims against stock as a whole should address assigned estate of I R Best ALEX BUTLER are requested to present them at once Of the firm of Smedley Buller properly proven as required by law to Weekly Cincinnati ASSIGNEES NOTICE Commercial Tribune ONLY 50e A Year COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE CO Cincinnati O Millersburg Ky JOHN CONNELLY rfBeesaas - NOTICE W PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls promptly answered Your work is solicited Prices reasonable S ICE ICE Â¬ ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL persons having claims against assigned estate of James H Letton are requested to present them at onee properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or his attorney Harmon Stitt 27nov tf WILBUR R SRfiBTH -- rC v - The Sunday Sun 1 10000 TpfiornTino eludingsuccessful radaats in i nk Medal u 5JsjIcia as VmAwardof for Book keepint Exposition - AIIMOiM KY Passin4i C - r - PATENTS HES L M GREEN Assignee College Hundreds of iuue n ttenuJu tne past year from 20 stateBusiness Coarse i Business Arithmetic consist Penmanlp uaitucV Law Merchandising n FManufacturing Lecturei nt Mercantile Corresnondoi ci e Cost of Full BUSSW3 n sr Tuition Stationery aud Uoaio lin u u about gOO Tri-kirs- FOR RENT ri Â¬ ADVER7IS1NG RATES Displays one dollar per Inch for first Inser-cion half rates each insertion thereafter Localsf or reading notices ten cents perf lne each insertion Locals in blac type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when runuing at line rates Obituarss cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a Special rates given for large advertlse ments and yearly cards Shorthand TypcTrr2injr mid SV- - ysi are specialties havo s u i tr and can bo taken t t t fce ness Course Special department for Indies Situations The domat V r nur KiJr different departments i vu tA tt -ceeded its supplv nas ffi jlV-i-ibleby i i church its many rafiroaiis aii acatio luL For circularsEnter now- r-Graadrlrc u- - i c- WILBUR R SMITH Lex - j T ii