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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. v THE CHAMP MILLER HB 0 U RB St S- N - NEWS Established I V Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY FEB i 1881 SEVENTEENTH TEE PARIS BOURBON CO KYM PlflDAY MARCH 19 1897 mt MILLERSBURG News Notes Gathered NO 23 Burjr In And About The We have received an entire Mr Harrison Stoker is very low with dropsy MBS An 3E3tT3liislxod BUSINESS BROWER SCOTT f RAZEE Rev Fencetermacher will preach at the Tarr school house at 3 p m Molntyre shipped a car McClintock of hogs to Cincinnati yesterday CollierJBros raised 22500 pounds of tobacco on twelve acres of ground Mr and Mrs Wm Layson went to Cincinnati Wednesday to hear Moody Mrs Foster Clary of Carlisle has been the guest of Mrs Jas Mitchell for ffleos Boys and Children s Clotliing We invite one and all to come in and inspect our goods We will give you full value for every penny that you spend with us and shall endeavor to gain your ¬ Good Will and Confidence WE HAVE COME TO STAY ms Bii ffloi in si The Furnishing Goods Department is Complete Latest Novelties In HatsQ Special No A Seleot Line of Neckwear at 25c and 50c 1 Working Shirts at 25 cents - notions iacy goods domestics boots shoes batifcaps and every article kept by a nrstejfass store is now being offered at cost foipash This is a fine oppor- ¬ tunity forany one wishing to engage in the dry gjgs business and assume con- ¬ several days trol of alfuse already established and Master Norvel Schrader has recovered well knowji throughout Central Ken- ¬ and he and his mother returned yester ¬ tucky Ally one wishing to buy the day to Falmouth stock asalwhole should address m ALEX BUTLER Mrs Minnie Rule and Miss Carrie to Cincinnati yesterday to Current went Of themrm of Smedley Buller see the Spring styles WMillersburg Ky VoL Piper formerly of Millersburg was seriously injured in a wreck on the M P R R last week w- charged with iji Ben Bradley colored trf - V having claims against killing his wife will not be tried until parsons the June term of Circuit Court thejifesigned estate of J W Mock Co ar equested to present tneni ac The toll gates are now open on all the once properly proven as required by roads leaving into Millersburg esc g on lawt at myoffice in Paris Ky Those Lexington turnpike the Maysville knowingtKemselves indebted to the firm Get your bulbs and choice cut flowers of J WMock Co are requested to W M Goodlce from pay promptly and thereby avoid court Paris Ky cost IB W HARMON STITT pay the highest market Corn Will Assignee 26fb W price for 1000 barrels S DDodson 3t Messrs J G Smedley Ad Turner Will Mclntyre Ora and Frank Collier fir were in Cincinnati this week on busi- ¬ pjprsons having claims against ness thassigned estate of Isaac F hanslolare hereby notified to present Go to Connell Bros next door to post office buildiDg for the best whiskeys thenuat ojfce properly proven as re- ¬ brandies wines and cigars and Haucks quired blaw to the undersigned or to nis attorney Harmon Stitt Paris Ky 16mar3t beer Mr E R Kimbrough and wife of EJT REES Assignee 26fbW Shannon Mason Co Ky Cynthiana were guests of Mr John Jameson and family the first of the week M - The olaSand well known firm of Smedley Butler of Millersburg Ky is now in progress or liquidation owing to the assignment of J G Smedley All of thej large stock of dry goods Carpets Furniture Wall Papers Draperies We Show The Largest Assortment of r House Furnishings South of the Ohio Riven - New Carpetings New Mattings New Linoleums New Furniture New Wall Paper New Draperies For the Spring Season 1897 -- - l ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL Wood Mantels and Baby Carriages a Specialty Shades Pillows and Matresses made to order We invite inspection Lowest Prices guaranteed -- Brower Scott Corner Main and Broadway Frazee Lezingfcjn Ky 0 - ASSIGNEES NOTICE pR B OF P k The Whitest Purest and n -- m The Best i t v LXjE3 UB5r Remember we make Suits to Order One Price 1350 to 2650 No misrepresentation Strictly all wool and guaranteed a fit price CO JSJghKK Rev R B Mahony formerly pastor of the Baptist church here now of Stanford was the guest of Mr J G Allen and family Tuesday and Wednesday Mr Robt A Miller and wife left Wednesday for Galletin Tenn to visit their daughter Mrs A J Lamb They will not move to Galletin as reported several weeks ago The Cynthiana Times yesterday says Berry Bros Big Show an organization composed of colored young men of this city will give an entertainment at Bryans hall inc Millersburg Monday ¬ BLiilSS NURSERIES S3ELXKTC3- - PARIS MILLING CO Ask Your Grocer For It 1897 ¬ ¬ ¬ Attention i Gentlemen Arrangements have been perfected by the undersigned to have man of Nicholasville will be married in April to Miss Agness Spears a pretty and popular young lady of Moreland Mr Cooper is a brother of Mr Sterling Cooper of this place CARLISLE Cooper and a prominent young business Mr Robert Cooper son of Rev D i8kS hIf hillenmeyer Ky 26febflf Lexington mmmsm aufgajg DI - ¬ Asparagus and Small Fruits We employ no agents but sell at liying prices direct to the planter Telephone in office Strawberry and general nursery Catalogues on application to EVERYTHING for Orchardof Lawn OrnaFull stock and Fruit Trees Grape Vines mental Take No Other every sack iTTinrn iLru AllAil LLLL PTT A D a i Ml News Culled From Nicholas Precincts Son County Gabler Pianos Like are strong solid and lasting the violin they improve with usage Durability is a claim made for all pianos but it is the chief merit of the Gabler Pianos There are - MR FREDERICK LANSING the expert cutter in the employ of the well known tailoring house of Reinach Ullman Co of Chicago who will be at our store to take measures and display a large sample line of piece goods Suits from 1250 to 4000 Pants from 1 350 to 1200 Paris Furnisliiiig and Tailoriog Co H S STOUT Manager The only safe sure and reliable Female PHiL ever offered to Ladies especially recommend PENNYROYAL I ed to married Ladies take P3XIS other for SAskSendDE BEOTTS PENNYBOYAIi per box and boxes no S500 6 for for circular Price SI OO PILL AJL undertakers as- signed to Jas L Donnell last week Geo Duckworth has bought the Hugh Dougherty house and lot in Dorsiana Births Oa the 13th inst to the wife of D B Kennedy of Barteville a 12 lb son To the wife of Ditzier Alexander on 8th inst an eight pound son Nine thousand dollars worth of Car- ¬ lisle city property changed hands the past week May be the prosperity wave has struck us sure enough Mercury Religious Eld A S Morrison returned from his eastern trip yesterday and will preach at the Christian Church Sunday at the uBual hours Rev C F Oney returned from Florida last Thursday He will fill his regular appoint- ¬ ments Sunday Real Estate Sales Ratliff Bros Ross purchased of B F Adair the lot adjoining their building occupied by the Ratliff Bros Grocery for 3000 and have begun the erection of a two story C W Wood brick business house bought of James Spencer and wife the well known McDaniel property on Main street adjoining the Kimbrough House He paid 3000 Mr G E Smith on Monday last purchased of the Blue Grass Building and Loan Association the Hendricks house and lot on Syca- ¬ more street in the West End for 3000 L T Potts 1 iuae5ttW-vj iJ-- -r iilBSsSiSi2 -l Ul4jV 40000 in Use now and there 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 representaexcellence tives for the Steinway Piano ¬ A SWING FREE Messrs Tarr Templin will shortly issue a folder to advertise the merits of the Templin Swing which they are now manu factoring for the Spring trade at their planinsr mill in this city To the child 15 years old or under who will furnish them the best advertisement for their folder or the one they will accept for same will be presented with one of their best and nicest swings free of cost delivered at their home or R R station The folder will be 3x5J inches and three or four pages will be given to the aforesaid advertisement All children contesting for the swing must bring or mail tha work on or before April 5th 1897- The swing will be delivered to winner on May 1st Parents and contestants are invited to call at the planing mill and see this novel and pleasing swing where any informatioa will be gladly given - ¬ ¬ Ernest Urcfas 121 Co and 123 West Fourth Street CINCINNATI M H DAILEY 602 MAIN ST PARIS KY Over Deposit Bank Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m i R A SPRAKE 3 8R0AEWAY v u EkSfc XI MOTTS CHElttXC CO - Cleveland Ohio v t f - 1 For Sale By W T Brooks Druggist EXPERIENCE 50 YEARS - - - up stairs 8 PARIS KY All We Want is an opportunity to convince you that our worfe can not be excelled - S i Office hours tolS a m 1 to 6 p m THE Queen Crescent ROUTE -- C TRADE MARKS DES1CNS COPYRICHTS o Anyone sending a sketch and description may quickly ascertain free Whether an invention is probably patentable Communications strictly confidential Oldest agency for securing 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largest circulation of anys jntlflcJournal weekly terms 8300 a ear 100 slS months Specimen copies and HAno Book on Patents sent free Address Paints 361 Broadway New York MUNN CO Oil Varnishes Brushes Artists Ma ¬ terials Window Glass Etc And can not afford to turn out inferior work Give us a trial and if good work can gain your patron- ¬ age yours is insured Quick work and satisfaction guaranteed JOHN CONNELLY MBON SIMM LAUMY W M HINTON JR BRANCH OFFICE W M Hintons JTewelry Store 1 I - HI Estimates promptly furnished for glass paints painting and decorating See advertisement in another column BRO Props 2 Viv L Passr ChasWZel Agt Cincinnati 0 W - O Einearson Q Pi JL Cincinnati 0 - - mL IM PARIS KENTUCKY OFFICE ANV WORKS 137 129 SEVENTH ST PARIS KY of W Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Battle Send your order to Oscar Your work is Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour ¬ promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable tfJ bon county Vw J Bryans new hook The First - -- - v T W f -- - - - - - - a 4 i t f i W THE BOURBON NEWS EEID AT MARCH 19 1897 K- n J r lit -- - if ijssi L 1 1 me V 7 - IK it4y - - M - T -- r - Ji i Ijj jjj sj yJilfe1r f FrT t Wyf vTf y to I 3S PbT it fy T M - V m it I Memphis Tenn Reported the breakaways Fitzsimmons lands a very hard left hand swing onfjims cross nent are gathered together to see the¬ jaw and tries a right again butJim is Hundreds of People in the Water With ¬ out Means of Escape liitjht Draught tries jight Corbett the Former Champion After battle of the century John L Sulli inside Fitzsimmons He is landing Steamers Sent to Their Rescue But Good Fight Was Knocked Out by cross but he is short van appeared resplendent in a shining Two Lives Reported Lost Lanky Bob in the Fourteenth Cor- ¬ Corbett now more often than silkjtile bett is Still a Warm Farorite Tenth Round Fitzsimmons spits the At 1159 a m Fitzsimmons and CoMemphis Tenn March 17 So far ring and the crowd blood out of his mouth and tries a Cabson Nev March 18 After two rbett entered the Fitzsimmons walked hard left swing at Corbetts thead as reported with reliability Tuesday cheered years of doubt and vexatious postpone leisurelylustily and chatted pleasant- Fitzsimmons comes back with stiff left there have been but two drownings in around ments the heavyweight championship and in close and right on Jims head and body the flood both being Negroes in the ly with all the of the world was decided beyond cavil proximity to people there of 4 the ropes Corbett did a Hes very much cooler and stronger¬ vicinity by Marion Ark Stories of 11UUU S take easy to operate 25c when Robert Fitzsimmons sent James the half dozen or more stage Co- rescue so Some of the best people we know are Both men than Corbett at this corner J Corbett helpless to his knees with a little jig step in his kind of shape rbett stops a left swing with a steamers engaged in the work and fat that they will not be able to reach looked in the finest harp their arms left hand blow under the heart after arriving from above and be-¬ Yonder around a Globewhen they get Up Madden introduced the referee and straight left on the mouthFitz- vesselshave Atchison 1 minute and 45 seconds in the fourhowever added highly oieeaing is rapiaiy low the men nroceeded to strip Fitzsim Simmons teenth round of their battle in the mons looks light but is a bunch of but forces Corbett back apparently thrilling features to the situation On Time arena in Carson Wednesday afternoon muscles Corbett looks easily 15 pounds being the stronger man They mix it From refugees arriving from back of And very early too Thats what any one The great contest was won in the learned that hundreds should be in treating ones self for inaction heavier and his skin as well as Fitz- ¬ up and honors are about even Both Marion it wasthat section were Perfect bearings are of vital of the kidneys and bladder The diuretic simplest manner and the knockout was in the which experience indicates as supplying the mahog ¬ are fighting hard Fjtz lands orTneck of people in looks like polished importance in your bicycle the result of one unwary move on the simmons men then donned the gloves and drags Corbett to the ropes when water and without means to escane requisite stimulation to the organs without Waverley bearings are true part of Corbett After the first min- ¬ any The Fitz- time is calldd Corbett lands light left Accordingly a light draught steamer exciting them is Hostetters Stomach Bitand remain true A new and Time was called at 1207 kidney inaction and disute of the fourteenth round had been mouth on Fitzsimmons Corbetts was pushed in that direction as far as ters Dont delayapart For fever and ague simple principle Dust proof refused to spent in a few harmless clinches and simmonsand the fight shake hands with blows are lacking in force but he is possible and skiffs penetrated further eases are not far too began dyspepsia constipation rheumatism The result was the rescue of scores of nerve debility also use the Bitters and counters Fitz made a fake lead with Corbett fighting very cautiously First round Sparring for an open Io was his right for the jaw Eleventh Round A clinch Corbett sufferers On Presidents island below to a simple ruse but it caught ing Fitzsimmons forcing Corbett Jim lands his right on the ribs and is coun- ¬ here a large number were found in When the Lord hands out a woman her swing which In- - corner tries a left the interior and brought from the harp she will not feel as proud as when the Californian naDTJino the Fitz ¬ tered by a left jab on the chin Fitz water ducks cleverly Jim smiling minister asked for a second piece of her pie ¬ stead of keeping his body inclined for simmons very aggressive and lands a is receiver general for Corbetts left On Island Forty above a report at a church dinner ward and throwing back his head just jabs but is like a bear in strength Jim feints a trifle allowing the blow which was light on Corbetts neck the stomach Fitz lands a hard left straight on Co- ¬ came that there were between fifty The B O S W Ry3 commencing Sun and lands a left hook on of the very lightest kind to slip by and Fitz crosses and a hundred in between three and day January 24th will inaugurate on trains face they follows with a left hook on Fitzsim- rbettshis right inclinch clinch they mix four feet of water and a steamer was No 4 and 5 a through Pullman Buffet Sleep- s Corbett contemptously bent his head the with ing Car Chiand chest backward and thus pro mons jaw They clinch but no damage it and Fitzsimmons has decidedly the dispatched to their relief The steam- ¬ cago via line between Baltimore and Cincinnati and Indianapolis Fitzsimmons1 done in the breakaway Corbett lands better of the round Fitz fights Co- ¬ ers Mary Morton acd W F Nisbit This will enable the patrons of the B truded his abdomen ribs 0 S small eyes flashed and like lightning right swing on Fitzsimmons Fitz- rbett to his corner and Jim is weak as from above brought tidings of desola- ¬ pointsW By to make the above named damage without the inconvenience of changtion and distress all along the ing cars he saw and availed himself of clinch nolands leftin breakaway Jim gong sounds on Jims head 797 Waverleys are built for back simmons Drawing advantage his Twelfth Round Corbett rushes in river for a hundred miles or more For time of trains and further informathose who desire the finest short it up lands hard right hand on Fitz lands misses left and is countered on the The latters officers declared that tion call on agents B O S W By his left he brought product of mechanical skill and Fitzsimmons were certainly hundreds with terrible force the forearm ribs clinch hand on face Corbett is rushing Corbett there regardless of cost right Jims head Jim gets the worst of it in the rushes in of people for whom there was no prosShe Do you understand those French rigid and at right angles to the upper heavy Oh He Im afraid do For those who want a good bicycle at a arm With the full strength of his says on and laughs Jim lands his the clinches Corbett lands his left on pect of relief Every piece of ground jokes I wish youd translate Ithem She low price we continue making 96 Wav- ¬ Then PickFitzsimmons ribs as gong right 60 wonderful driving power brought into sounds erleys improved and perfected Fitzsimmons sore nose and follows along the river above water was Me Up play the Australian fairly ripped the a half round at the body He crowded with people and live stock with Catalogue free Specially Remember Second Round Corbett advances to forces Fitzsimmons to the ropes and and in one instance their place of ref ¬ blow up the pit of Corbetts stomach Indiana Bicycle Co Indianapolis Ind forces it at a point just under the heart Cor the center no damagefor a minute a smashes him hard in short ribs Fitz- uge was a sawdust mound which was That the Cleveland Akron Columbus By trip tickets in breakaway simmons spits copious wads of blood being steadily swept away from under is still selling roundgood going between all bett was lifted clean off his feet and clinch and stations on its line and returning as he pitched forward Fitzsimmons Fitzsimmons short on ribs and left Corbett is now rushing in and lands them A special from Florence Ala Sunday at a rate of one fare for the round shot his right up and around catch ¬ I swing More clinching Jim is very right and left on the Australians face reports the Tennessee river booming trip Ask any agent for particulars or write ing Jim on the jaw and ac- cautious and is looking for the slight Corbett lands left on Fitzsimmons and rising half an inch per hour The to C F Daly General Passenger Agent Corbett est opening lands two stiff lefts face and follows with right at body Yazoo river at Greenwood Miss Cleveland O celerating his downfall CONSTANT WEARERS at flood tide Slumleigh with the sank on his left knee and with his swings on Fitzsimmons head Fitz- He tries a knockout upper cut with is dont see why you care so outstretched right grasped the ropes simmons swings left and right and right but its a hair too short This is Tallahatchee and Yallabusta pour- ¬ little for me Miss Gyer Have vou ever Town ing great volumes into it All of taken a good look at yourself for support His left arm worked con- ¬ lands lightly on Corbetts head The Corbetts round Topics vulsively up and down while his face fighting is of a rapid character and Fitzsimmons this goes into the Mississippi to increase Thirteenth men very lively on their feet lands right shortround Helena Ark reports the was twitching with an expression of both If you need anything in the line of Hay on Corbetts ribs and its floods Jim landed a hard left half round jab a left on jaw Jim finds Fitzsimmons Mississippi two feet four inches below Coal Stock Grain or Cotton Scales you Referee Siler the greatest agony Works the Weeks up his hands on the call of on Fitzsimmons stomach and follows with a good left Fitzsimmons rushed the highest mark rising and with should writeYto for catalogue Scale informathrew Buffalo N and ten and left the ring- There were with another in the same place He is Jim over to his corner but does little rain all Monday night and Tuesda3r tion This is an old reliable firm and you foul when the jabbing Fitzsimmons hard right and damage Corbett jabs Fitz lightly on That correspondent also reports an ex-¬ can rely upon right prices and right treatsome cries of out left in the body when the bell sings Corbett declared referee the head and he is back again with pected levee break at Modoc near ment Reinforced government crews but they were unheeded by Third Round Corbett starts right in same on body Corbett is sparring there He Was a Stayer He Im going to kiss BEST IN THE WORLD anvbodv as the battle was won with that hard left hook on the body beautifully and ducking out of joine are now engaged in sacking it you when 1 go She Do it now Avhile Im For 14 years this still young Town Topics fairly and squarely The defeat nearly Fitzsimmons gets savage and tries his very dangerous positions Fitz lands shoe by meritalone THE EASTERN TROUBLE lias distanced all When he was left and right at Corbetts head but his left straight and hard on face drove Corbett wild competitors for Fifty Cents damage Corbett lands Fitz tries that hard right swing but Greece Has Received No Official Informa- ¬ Indorsed by over able to feel his feet and his seconds does very little 1000 000 wearers as Over 400000eured Why not tion of the Blockade of Cretan Pores hadhelped him to his corner he broke another left jab on Bobs wind and fol- it does no good Jims glove in Fitz- ¬ the best in style tit or remove your desire tor tobacco and durability oC London March 17 The Standard regulatemoney makes health and manhood away from them and rushed at Fitz- lows with right short on the ribs Jim simmons face Madden pushes the any shoe ever offer¬ Saves ed at i300 Wednesday publishes a dispatch from Cure guaranteed 50c and 100 all druggists simmons who had not left the ring clinches Corbett lands his right hard button It is made in all the latest SHAPES Athens saying that up to Tuesday A scene of dreadful confusion ensued over heart Fitzsimmons mixed it up Fourteenth round Corbett leads and styles and of women because It will be heaven to the corsets or tight every- - variety oC The ring was crowded with an excited and puts the heel of his glove in Co- blocked Jim lands that left jab again evening the government had received leather the angels dont wear mob but Corbett burst through that rbetts face In the clinch Jim used his on Fitzsimmons head I One dealer in a J Fitzsimmons no official information that the fleets shoes Atchison Globe town piven exclus The Aus- - vright working like a piston rod on countered with a terrible right swing of the powers wers blockading Crete and struck at Fitz ive sale and adver tised in local paper Star Tobacco tralian kept his arms by his Fitzsimmons ribs They clinch and on Corbetts neck and has Corbett go A dispatch from Vienna to the same on msmmL for receipt of reason ¬ As you enew tobacco lor pleasure use able order Write sides and with a great deal Fitzsimmons roughs it in the break- ing back for a few moments Fitzsim- ¬ paper says the representatives of the catalogue to is of generosity made allowance for Co- away As the gong sounds Fitzsim- mons lands a terrible left hand jab on powers in Constantinople have been Star Itand not only the best but the most XV L OUGIAS Inciinrr therefore the cheapest o itrofktoti Aln rbetts half demented condition Bob mons seems anxious to continue but Corbetts stomach and Corbett goes to intrusted with the task of framing a merely ducked under the blow and Corbett laughing sticks his right his knees with a frightful look of scheme of autonomy for Crete Their Our idea of a hopeless fool is a man who when Corbett clinched with him and glove in Fitzsimmons face and they go agony on his face The time keepers work will be partly facilitated by con- has a stiff neck from looking up for air I ships struck him a feeble blow on the ear to corner I call the seconds one two three four sultations with the porte as to whether Some doubt exists here the champion only smiled It was Fourth Round Corbett rushing five Cure for Consumption seven eightsix nine with great difficulty that Billy Brady lands the left again on body Fitzsim- ten but Corbett comes to his feet he or not the blockade of Crete has actual ¬ is We think Pisos the onlv medicine for- Cough Jennie 1 1891 aTifithevseconds succeeded in quieting- mons is short with his left Fitzsimly commenced notwithstanding the rushes to Fitzsimmons and endeavors statement of Prime Minister Salisbury Pinckard Springfield Ills Oct We will furnish duplicates of LIVE SOCK Corbett down and getting him back to mons follows up with a stiff left on to strike him CUTS or any other Cut shown in any spec- ¬ is a terrible upThere for your foe orders had been given to put the When heating a furnace some danger do imen BooV at ov below quoted prices for same Jims stomach They clinch Fitz- ¬ roar the dressing room George Siler decides that Fitz- ¬ that not forget that there is The fight was clean and speedy It simmons roughs it again They are simmons wins The blow that did the blockade into operation at once The your being thrown into it Kams lion of A N KELLOGG NEWSPAPER CO -- demonstrated two facts that Corbett fighting at a terrific rate and it is a business landed over Corbetts heart special dispatches sent from Canea 429 Elm Street CinoinnatU Tuesday make no mention of the ports is the cleverest boxer of his weight in beautiful contest Fitzsimmons rushes and he collapsed Dont snap in two Limber up St Ja- having been closed by the warships of cobs Oil will cure lumbago sure the world and that Fitzsimmons is and Jim meets him with stiff right ¬ The last round ARTSBORHSSi to hit him hand short on the stomach Fitzsim- ute and forty five lasted just one min- the powers able seconds Glory is grace perfected and grace A dispatch from Canea to a news The battle as predicted was fought mons is doing the rushing and hitting One straight left punch from Bob NOTICE on purely scientific and almost new and roughing it in the breakaways Fitzsimmons agency says that the foreign admirals is ours on earth OS delivered on the pit of have not yet proclaimed the blockade KAilE THT7S principles Just try a 10c box of Cascarets candy ca Neither of the men took Corbett is by long odds making the Jim Corbetts stomach settled rfJ J ASDQET the The statement received from Vienna tharticjfinest liverand bowel regulalormadc f any advantage of the privileges al cleverest fight He is playing symet pugilistic heavy THElatNUIlMt weight championship Tuesday afternoon saying that the lowed them under the London prize rically with right and left on the body world The man who minds his ring rules and there was very little An exchange of left at head as time is of the rounds Wednesday afternoon blockade began Tuesday was reaf- ways has something to do own business alfJHARTSHOD Rams Ilorn of fast and hard fight firmed after 14 ¬ called hitting in clinches but it is not official and is like Corbett Ladles or Gentle x Fifth round Corbett lands his left ing entire bodydid not bear a mark on ly to be premature Corbett made no attempt to bring AGENTS sell our Put a pain to sleep St Jacobs Oil does High Grade ToiletWANTED liirn in to profitable He had drawn streams his a Soaps We tm you around his right on the breaking on Fitzsimmons jaw again that left of blood from Fitzsimmons this with sciatica Torment cu ed uu mest wiuiout arvy capuni proviara you srnu in split lips The Public Printer away probably because Fitzsimmons goes on the jaw Fitzsimmons blows written reference s from two business men of vour towit THE MINTEAUX SOAP CO Cincinnati O New York March 17 A Sun special Let the good book you read have an apheld up his elbows too high Jims have plenty of steam behind them but and nose but he could not place the W pendix in your life blow he calculated on to win the fight from Washington says Frank only effort in the way of a parting are not so frequent as Corbetts They Carson March IS Hawkins put Palmer of Chicago is to be public Cascarets stimulate liver kidneys and Works shot was a full right uppercut which clinch and exchange compliments with swing four printer and will be appointed very bowels Never sicken weaken or gripe 10c he brought around very clumsily and one arm loose Corbett leads a very Flahertv out with a left BUFFALO HY Zti0seconds after bell tapped for first soon The president Monday sent for ai ed to land by at least a foot every slow left Fitzsimmons lands his left i per IOO collectintr Of for disThe more grateful we are for our blessSenator Hale chairman of the comtime he tried lie did get in one on Jims neck Jim throws a stiff half round 5 names and addresses 00 per IOOO circular tributintr ings the smaller our trials will look Green defeated Smith in the twelfth mittee on printing and asked if there jTOod uppercut in the fourth round with left on Fitzsimmons nose and samples Select territory at once and send IO cents for outfit blanks particulars and Instructions would be any objection to Mr Pal- ¬ splitting Bobs upper lip drawing first blood Corbett has the round round Blacker the spot surer the cure Use St to bein The M M Pub Co Berrien Springs Mich mers confirmation Mr Hale replied Jacobs Oil for bruises and starting the blood in a thick better of it Corbett lands another DIED IN AGONY that on the contrary Mr Palmer was Several times the men stiff right on the body and left on stream llejected claims reopened for increaso 2 It is brave to overcome it is saintly to en- AFee laws freo 31 yrB practiceO Success or no DC clinched and parted with both hands the chin This round is in favor of Eighty Feoplo Lost at Sea A French recognized by all senators as the best fee All and Washington ilcCormltU Sons Cincinnati public printer they had known during dure Chicago Standard up Frequently Bob worked Jim into Corbett Steamer Wrecked a corner and reached for him right Sixth The clinch and Bob tries to New York March IS The steamer their experience and that no better and left with blows that would win wrestle Jim Cries of Oh Oh Cor ¬ Ville de St Nazaire belonging to the man could be selected for the office any championship battle if they had bett lands light left on face Fitzsim- ¬ French line to the West Indies sailed Movement of the Bayards landed Fitzsimmons himself admits mons counters on the jaw Corbett from New York on March 6 for London March 17 Hon Thomas F Mrs Piatt Talks About Hysteria that Corbett hustled and sidestepped upper cut Fitzsimmons fiercely with Mayaguez etc with SO per- Bayard U S ambassador with his his way to safety in a manner which rijrht and has Fitzsimmons o oinnr sons on board and was lost at sea family will leave for Paris Wednes When a nerve or a set of nerves supplyingv simply dazed the Australian Fitzsimmons is literally covered with She was a bark rigged screw steamer day It is Mr Bayards expectam fcny organ in the body with its due nutri 1 never saw such a clever man in blood but is fighting like a demon of 2G00 tons register that while in Paris he will meet Hon ment grows weak that organ languishes my life said Fitz Wednesday even- Corbett is showing the signs of fast The schooner Hilda that plies along Wayne MacVeaghU S ambassador to When the nerves become exhausted and He got away from me time and work ing Fitzsimmons is down on one the coast between Perth Araboy and Italy who recently left Rome on his again when I thought I had him dead knee and takes the time limit He is Savannah came into port with four way home and was erroneously re- die sovv to speak the organ falls into de nat is to oe aonev me answer is to rights I knew I could wear him full of fight on arising Corbett is of the saved and bearing with her a ported to have sailed from Southamp- cay out so 1 kept coming right along until siaugntermg mm witli upper cuts story horrible even in the annals of ton for New York last Saturday In do not allow tne weakness to progress my opportunity arrived ne was weak Corbett leads wild and he misses many the Atlantic ocean She carried in her the absence of Mr Bayard from Lon ¬ stop the deteriorating process at once Do you experience fits of depression alterin the last round and all his clever well intended blows Time called cabin four passengers whom she had don Mr J B Carter second secretary Are your spirits ness could not keep him out of that with Fitzsimmons looking very much picked up in a boat Monday ten miles of the American embassy will act as nating- with restlessness easily aftected so that one moment you laugh left punch tinder the heart The only the worse for wear and Corbbett puff ¬ off shore charge daffaires blow that really worried me was the ing and the next fall into convulsive weepingThere were three corpses in the one which split my lip The others I Kefusod the Requisition Seventh Round Corbett forcing boat Nothing could be done but con Again do you feel somethinglike a ball rising He fought fair and here ¬ fight left swing at head and Corbett sign Mass March 10 Gen Wol in jour throat and threatening- to choke you never felt Boston to the sea Capt lierri cott Tuesday refused to grant the he may have my respect if he upper cuts Fitzsimmons hard again on and the dead after all the senses perverted morbidly sensitive to men were carecontinues to merit it the face Fitzsimmons bleeding again fully the threeafter and partial requisition of Gov Stevens of Mis- light and sound pain in ovary and pain es- ¬ looked Corbetts version of his own Wat- ¬ but is fightingike a lion They are ly brought back to life and souri for the surrender of E E Wil- pecially between the shoulders sometimes loss erloo did not vary greatly from Fitz both looking for a knockout blow reason with being a fugitive All that the3r could tell son charged The governor states that of voice and nervous dyspepsia If so you are simmons Jim lands a light left on Fitzsimmons was that the Ville de St Nazaire had from justice hysterical your uterine nerves are at fault a hearing held here showed that the I made a mistake in not keeping sore mouth Fitzsimmons missed right something- to been away was the way the ex champion and left swing Fitzsimmons tries a somehow these wrecked or abandoned day October 31 1S95 the alleged fugi You must do better for the restore their tone Notliing is men were the sur and that four put it Fitz I knew to be a terrific left swing which is ducked by Corbett vivors of those who had taken to the tive is represented to have been in pound it will work a cure purpose than LydiaE Pinkhams Vegetable Com ¬ If you do not understand your symptoms write to puncher but I never calculated on his and counters with heavy right over boats of 37 souls The Kansas City he was in Boston also others either that the indictment procured against Mass and being able to reach me If the sixth heart Corbett is very tired FitzJB3B iurs irinKiiam bynnfree of chargeshe will give you honest starved or were frozen to death Sev ¬ Wilson was to bring him for an ulexpert advice raund had lasted ten seconds longer I simmons looks like a stuck bullock but eral of them were women Mils JLEVI F Platt Womleysburg d would have landed him to a certainty is as strong as the other man purpose within the jurisdiction In the haste to leave the vessel it terior civil courts of Missouri a terrible experience with the illness we have His nose was clogged with blood and his of the Eighth round Bob forcing it An just described Ilere is her own description of were wobbling The gong sound ¬ exchange of no damage Fitzsimmons was impossible to get provisions or legs water to last more than a day Of the JThe Flood at Cairo III her sufferings ed just as I was about to plu- him uses his left and lifted off his feet by Caitco 111 March 17 The gaugo with my right and end the battle He a straight left jab from Corbett on the four boats only one had been heard I thought I could not be so benefited by anyfrom It is believed that the other Tuesday morning marks within two thing- and keep it to myself I had hysteria recuperated wonderfully and I stayed mouth Fitz is doing all the forcing three were lost The largest boat con ¬ inches of 50 feet The levees are infrom him until I thought he was this round caused by womb trouble in its worst form I awaj Fitz tries a right hand Ithad practically tact and can stand several feet of a about ripe for another drubbing at cross but Corbett ducks Fitz lands tained 3S persons was awfully nervous low spirited and melan rise At Birds Point Mo the Cotton short range My neglect in not stand- his left on Corbetts face and Corbett no provisions choly and imaginable It was tossed about on the rough Belt and Iron Mountain railroads ing off when he tapped me on the counters with a riffht on the body The moment I was alone I would cry from cheek in the fourteenth round Fitz tries his hard right at Corbetts seas for seven days and nights and for are under water If the floods conhour to hour I did not care whether I lived ¬ roads on nights the for 24 hours lost me the championship That head but is countered heavily on the six of these days andfood or drinkpas- tinuebe abandoned trains three or died I told my husband I believed Lydia will heart punch simply choked me jaw with Corbetts good left Fitz has sengers were without E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound would do up I could not breathe or move for the worst of this round when the Song Her Remains Disinterred Styles Dffeats Neeclhani me good I took it and am now well and 15 seconds and it was several minutes sounded Oxford 0 March 17 The remains New York March 18 At the Broad ¬ geoung- stouter jl awJilS before I realized that I had committed Ninth round Long range sparring way Athletic club Wednesday Uenry of the wife of Prof David Swing weVa color in my face than I have had for aliiu and a half Pleasenave more year accept my Ox a breach of etiquette in trying to fol- botli very active on their feet Fitz ¬ Styles of this city defeated IJilly disinterred Wednesday from the Rosq thanks I hope all who read this and who suffer from nervousness of this low up my opponent after he put me simmons lands below the belt and is Needham ford cemetery and conveyed to of kisd will do as I have done and be cured I meant it when 1 said I would cautioned by Siler Corbett lands stiff ten round boutSan Francisco Calf in a Hill aemetery Chicago du rf ¬ ¬ He whipped be his friend hereafter FITZSIMMONS WON me fair and square but I dont think he is the best man yet and- we will At Last an American Fighter Forced have another go if money can bring him into the ring to Lower His Colors All the notable sports of the conti- ¬ - left on Fitzsimmons wind M1isim mons rushes Corbett but dotwsvery little damage Jim is jabbing and clinches upper cutting with right in DESOLATION SOB B09 BUS OATS 17S BUS BATtHSYt Fr a Hundred Miles Or More Above -- bushels Salzers Silver Mine Oats Purifier Wis 173 and John Breider Mishicott bushels Silver King Barley per acre is Hoods Sarsaparilla as proved and all Dont you believe it Write them aerful cures of scrofula hip disease Fodder plants as rape teosinte forms of impure blood Remember vetch spurry clovers grasses etc in endless varieties potatoes at 150 a bar ¬ rel Salzers seeds are bred to big yields Americas greatest seed cata- ¬ logue and 12 farm seed samples are sent Is the you by John ASalzer Seed CoXa Crosse Spring Wis upon receipt of 10 cents and this Co Lowell Mass I Kood cine k notice worth 10 to get a start cure Liver Ills easy to-- if M Juther East Troy Pa grew True Hoods Sarsaparilla u Blflfflf II Best-Med- i- I i oilf Iliis ¬ Bearing -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the s0- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 0W 100 V ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1340000 HOE ¬ nOUGLA ¬ 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love her yea But I keep my strength if she stand de- ¬ fied This can be said of a womans way Many a swain will her smile obey But others this precept their path shall sway And he who yields and comes to pray Far better indeed at her feet had died We have warrants for the arrest of This can be said of a womans way Angus dame And I in a smiling mood I say Then why dost stand dameing Mar What fate in the old days prophesied got Bruce why dont thee cotch the This can be said of a womansway She loves him best whom she least can lad sway Where is he dame Ernest McGaffey in Chicago Post Weel thou art a sorry mon to ask a mither where her son be and thou full TFJ guide She loves him best whom she least can Arrived at the house Carr knocked at the door and the widow herself opened i L Pardon me madame said Carr but are you the mother of Angus Bruce Thet is an honor I ma weel be proud of mon What wud ye wuth Angus Bruce He is a murderer dame He last night murdered Banker Loyd in Wil- ¬ mington It is a lee mon Awukedlee My ain son is na murderer Sen you wud eotch a murderer then best thee cofceh one a wee bit nearer Lame Cotchet the young Lathrop then belike thou wilt have the mon Why Lathrop is the witness who caught your son in the act He did na doot He killet his uncle ahind my Angus back I doubt not he do want hees wealth Aye and there be mail he wants -- 1 1 rW VMM ssJfeKrUtFIiBY 4fl Wh r W H BCOTT Copyright by A N Kellogg Newspaper Co VM V 1 JCtfw readv to hang un We will surely catch him Mrs Bruce did he pass out in his schooner A gude captains place is wuth lies schooner and if thou wult cotch the lad why catch un belike he is not on the sea he is on the dry land When did you see him last dame When I looket at hem with my two een Alt my Clara would have been left the fcvealthiest widow in the state if all accounts of Loyds wealth be correct Tom thought it very strange that the first thought of his father should be of the wealth that Clara came so near in- ¬ heriting and though the fortune of the banker would now descend to Fan nie Ave will do Clarence the justice to ay that he had not even thought of it when his father remarked Your wife now Clarence will prob CHAPTER X Continued Tn the open air the squire perused his letter and after he had done so turning- to liis boys lie said It is too time In a few hours more Is Tobe the cook here We hear he left him behind Dost want the kuke Did Tobe cor mit murder too Come thee in he is nt the wud pile now I am getting too oold fer a kuke and Angus left the boy behind ¬ ¬ ably inherit all Poor Fannie go to her We m -- Throw up the window lass and let betrothed while she had previously so news con- ¬ the fooul air out well stood the shock that the Oh Angus Angus my ain son God veyed that the banker was murdered was not understood by Lieut Hill This be wuth thee lad and He will and He was not entirety the case in regard to wul and Margaret Bruce sank weep- ¬ ing in a chair the squire and Clarence The two men entered the house and c t sfr the squire proceeded to the stables and CHAPTER XLL ordered the carriage to the door at four WILY DO YOU STAND TJIEUE WOirAN oclock to convey the family to the -- Mars Angus is is in he own skin Strange most strange F said Clar- and away he flew Come on Carr said Officer Briggs ence he must have lost his mind But we can learn nothing here for his flight I could not believe it The startling v iil of Clara Angus Mayhap my dootor wud tell thee ¬ Angus and her fainting at the knowl- wudst see her nay nay thou hast edge that he was the murderer of her enough good riddance to thee ¬ must all go the squire said if I tells yer Yes if you tell no lie by the return boat They have re- ¬ quested it Clarence you and Torn try Ill tell de Gods trute marster but gimme vie terbaccer fust to console vour mother and sister and get them ready for the trip Here said Carr take this its good Angus 1 can hardly credit tobacco too now where is he Bruce the murderer at said Clarence once I must Tobe Tobe HcaeI is missis said a coal black chunked built darky of probably 25 years of age as he came running in Tobe theres ooflicers searching for your meester they acoose hem of mur ¬ dering John Loyd Noo Tobe tell the oofficers where ees Angus Bruce thy meester Suah missis Mr Hofficers Ill tell yer right whor Mars Angus is this berry minute Where Where exclaimed both officers at once Will yer gibe me a piece of fobaccer will deferring it from time to time until his death On the 5th of October Faamie would be 18 years of age and the squire de- termined to keerj an eye on Herbert Lathrop until that time then he must place her in possession of her inheri- ¬ tance but the bank the bankers moneys were to be withdrawn from that institution and invested iii realty Her-¬ bonds and stocks decidedly bert Lathrop must be watched and yet as he had been remembered to the tune of 50000 perhaps he would deal hon- ¬ estly by Fannie If my friend Loyd had lived another my 24 hours thought the squire half Clara would have been left at least of this fortune and I know Loyd would have pref erred to have enriched lier to anyone else Well so it all goes to Fan ¬ nie and Clarence and Herbert Lathrop Who knows perhaps Clara may wed him I cant understand her infatuation for Angus Bruce why yes I can he saved her life and that fact made him a hero in her sight I actually be- ¬ lieve that she grieved more at the thought of his being a murderer than because o the death of her betrothed Well now that he is a murderer she will soon get over that infatuation At the time the will was being read there was standing just without the open parlor door a negress She stood a little back from the door facing but was eagerty bent forward her ears tak ing in every word of the instrument read by the lawyer and when the clause was read leaving Herbert Lathrop 50- 000 she clasped her hands together and muttered to herself Thats why you killed old marster Herbert Lathrop You feared that after he was married he would make a new will And further on when the clause was read making Herbert the administrator of the estate she said I know enough A nigger cant testify but a nigger can watch and wait and pray Herbert Lathrop I can do all of that and I may do more The day after the will was read Fan ¬ nie returned with the squire and Mrs Hill to Orton Of course her marriage with Clarence would now be deferred One night ten days after Fannies departure Herbert Lathrop was seated in the late bankers library at a desk examining his private papers and mak ¬ ing plans for the future Fvervthing works smoothlv he said as he brought his hand down on Fifty thousand dollars in his knee ¬ ¬ ¬ down to morrow and consult Squire Hill Jfc would be well to show confi dence fn his judgment and if it coincides with mine Ill purchase Kendall Of course hell think that I was ruled by him alone now that would be a stroke of policy Here inhere was a tap on the library door and Herbert started suddenly to ¬ ¬ FIFTY FIFTH CONGEESs Presi- ¬ dent McKinleys proclamation convoning the 55th congress in extraordinary session was Extraordinary Session Washington March 16 Senate 1 his feet -- Wh how the least sound startles Washington March 16 The president Monday sent the following message to conme XJmust get out of here this house cant lipid me another night Pshaw gress the Congress of the United States Re- ¬ To its but Aunt Mag and he sank into gretting the necessity which has required me his seat again Come in to call you together I feel that your assem- ¬ bling in extraordinary session is indispensIt was Aunt Mag that entered In one able because of the condition in which we ¬ pitcher filled with something evidently conceded that its current expenditures are hot as the steam was rising from its greater than its receipts and that Scotch How is hand she held a tray and on surface Marse Herbert - it was a hot And the revenues of the government 3t is I brings vour t taken fb bringing me hot Scotch every night4 since my uncles death Well yer see Marse Herbert I always broughtit to Marse John every nightbefdre he went to bed and now since you have taken his place I brings it Aunt Mag that you have ¬ ittojpu -- m TalVen his place night after night sipping his hot Scotch down youve taken his place in everything perhaps you will take itwithMiss Clara Hill Do you whereThe set Why yes to his very chair Theres Wh should you not it was wealth she was after you have got it now but I thought I got all of those blood spots off thecarpet theyre as plain as ever let me get a rug and cover them Yes cover them Aunt Mag cover them HereMag opened the bedroom door and instantly gave a fearful scream tliat brought Herbert trembling to his feet j TO think so Mag BE CONTINUED ILLUMINATED BIRDS it landing STAKING AT THE BED On CHAPTEll XI John Loyd were consigned to the grave the third of June the remains of ¬ a gude captains place is wuth ins SCHOONER the arrival of the Sunshine ai Smithville the two detectives hurried ashore nothing had been seen or heard of the Clara Belle they hd of course been uncertain as to whether she had been up the river or not Three or four pilots were standing on the wharf To one of them Capt Har per said On ¬ recently trated She was completely prostrated At four oclock this morning was up yesterday heart broken would have been the word the reply she went empty and returned the same 1 was and knew that should she behold waiting till sunrise to take a brig out the face of the dead she wouid not be she came down the river under full sail dropped to and and rounded off there some 200 anchor just she low yards in the stream Angus went and ered a boat ashore I was sitting in my pilot boat there and didnt hail him though 1 could see his form and three others in the boat pulling the oars Angus went off toward his house leaving the other men in the boat but in half an hours time he returned The sun was then rising and I could see that it was Angus but when they pulled the yawl out into the stream this time there were but two men with him I understand he had left his cook behind something strange about it I hailed him this time but he did not reply I saw linn look off up the river as he mounted tin deck of his schooner Then they raised anchor hoisted all sail and with a stiff breeze and the tide with them went scudding out of the inlet I doubt j Uncle Sam has a sloop that would overhaul them You may as well go back with me said the captain to the two officers the bird has flown If I mistake not you will nevermore see Angus Bruce asked river What is it captain Has Angus fled and for what Merely for murder Piver for the murder of Banker Loyd in Wilming- ¬ ¬ Piver has the Clara Belle passed out Squire Hill and his wife and son Clarence were present at the funeral they had been with Fannie since the evening of the 1st having returned on the Sun shine the evening of that day Clara Hill had been too much over come to attend the funeral as much as she may have desired to be with Fannie Many said that the dead mans be- ¬ trothed was so much overcome by the murder and the sad death of the man to whom she was so soon to have been united that she was completely pros ¬ We have warrants for the arrest of Angus Bruce nr ¬ able to control her emotion not because of his death not because of the fact that he had been murdered but because of the knowledge that Angus Bruce was a fugitive from justice for having com- ¬ mitted the deed or rather for having been accused of the crime For Clara Hill in her inmost heart did not believe Angus guilty And yet she asked her- ¬ self how can it be otherwise If Her ¬ bert and Fannie caught him in the verv act If she closed her eyes at night in im ¬ agination the dead man lay before her on a snow white couch the sheath knife driven to its hilt in his breast and the -- 4W - ton -- V said another pilot standing by theres no one here in Bruce Smithville will believe say no and I will stand amurderer I afore the mon as says he is He might lav out a mon in self defense but do a Thats a dom lie it--A- ngus form of Angus bending over him and as he seized the shaft and drew it forth the life blood of the banker followed it dveing all red red with blood She saw the look of horror on the features of Angus as he turned from the bed ¬ side with the reeking weapon clutched in his hand and with a shriek of blended horror and despair she woidd leap to her feet like a frightened deer What wonder that she was not present at the funeral and that her brother Tom remained at Orton to attend her Mrs Hill desired to remain but Clara insisted on her going knowing that novone else could comfort Fannie as could her mother And mother she said bring the poor stricken dear home to Orton we must take the place of all that she has lost The third day after the funeral the family were gathered in the spacious parlor of the residence of the late banker to listen to the reading of his will There were few comments made by Tlere Grissom take this paper read AbnorHUl was much said the captain pointing to an those present that surprised at the goodly fortune left article headed Murder of John Loyd the Herbert Lathrop and more so at his Horrible Banker by Angus Bruce Captain of the being designated as administrator of the will without bond Clara Belle This he thought does not comBriggs said one officer to the other widows house and see port with what from John Loyds lets go to the words I should have judged would have what we can learn replied the man ad- ¬ been his actions however as the will All right Carr dressed we may find Tobe the cook was drawn two yeaisago he doubt ¬¬ there if he lefV him behind but not less since that tilne changed his estimate of Herbert and had drawn no new tinnance much can be pumped outof lrim -- murder No tt ¬ months Not till October 5 will Fannie be of age and in five months a liberal percentage of that half million should become the property of the adminis ¬ trator All funds are now in accord ¬ ance with the provisions of the will withdrawn from the bank There is a good round sum to be in ¬ vested in real estate and bonds bank ing business is too confining for m temperament I must have a more ac tive life Now a jjhinters lite would suit me a fine plantation lots of nig ¬ gers a good overseer fine horses a pack of hounds and well either Clara Hill or 1annie tor a wile jNow Clara liill has got the most style Fannie the most money Clara would be the hardest to manage then why not marry my lit tle cousin Why not that is simple enough Herbert she wont have you and then she is engaged to Clarence Hill Clear ¬ ly I will have to be satisfied with Clara T cant antagonize the squire and Fan ¬ nie and Clarence for they will have to aid me in capturing Clara A plant ¬ ers life requires firs of all a planta ¬ tion I have it The squire before leav ¬ ing for home informed me that Kendall was for sale and I imagine he would be pleased if I would buy it it joins Orton and would be the very place 1 suppose it would take a hundred thousand dol ¬ lars to buy the place with the slaves upon it clearly my 50000 would not avail Ill buy it though from funds of the estate and if the purchase proves a good one and everything turns hap pily for me Why then I bought the property for Herbert Lathrop otherwise I but fol- ¬ low the provisions of the lots of pickings in this administration business By the wayImust otter that reward Jsupposefor fheapprehension of Bruce It is rumored on the street that Im to do so but everything moves off so well that I hope he will not be captured It would be disagreeable to have to con front him there was danger in hiA eye that night as he stood there with the sheath knife in his hand when he real ized the trap I had set for him I iin agine he would not be a very safe man for me to encounter Strange that tint Clara Belle has not been located yet Bruce evidently is aboard her or she would have been if he stay aboaixl her and on this coast it is only a question of time until he be ¬ own right and the handling of an estate of half a million for at least five ¬ relatecLby sportsmen occasionally but as far- as I know exact facts and data have never before been obtained on this most interesting and somewhat sensa- ¬ tional subject A friend in Florida told me that he had distinctly seen a light moving about in a flock of cranes at night- and became satisfied that the light was upon the breast of the bird xnother friend informed me that on en teringa heron rookery at night he had distinctly observed lig hts moving aboul among the birds That herons have a peculiar possible light producing apparatus is well known These are called powder down patches and can be found by turning up the long feathers on the herons breast where there will be found a patch of yellow greasy material that lroxJS off or fills the feathers in the form of a 7el low powder This pow ¬ der is produced by the evident decomposition of the small feathers producing justfSueiia substance as one might would become phosphorescent as there is little doubt that it does The cranes and herous are not the only birds having these oily lamps if so we may term them A Madagasca r bird called kirumbo has a large patch on each side of the rump The bitterns have two- pairs of patches the true herons three while the curious boat bills have eight which if at times all luminous vould give the bird a most consiliums not to say spectral appearance at night Sonle years ago a party of explorers entered a large cave on the island of Trinidad that had hitherto been con ¬ sidered inaccessible To their astonishment they found it filled with birds which darted about in the dark in such numbers that they struck the explorers and rendered their passage not merely disagreeable but dangerous The birds proved to be night hawks known as oil birds and in great demand for the oil they contain and it is barely possible that these birds are also light givers The powder down patches of the- oil birds are upon each side of the rump Philadelphia Times - SomoffCreatures That Fly JLiffht Tlioir Way in Dark Places Stories of luminous birds have been some-t-im- es ¬ such a condition has existed now for years three With unlimited means at our command we are presenting the re- ¬ markable spectacle of increasing our public debt by borrowing money to meet the ordin- ¬ ary outlays incident upon even an economical and prudent administration of the govern- ¬ ment An examination of the subject dis- ¬ closes this fact in every detail and leads inev- ¬ itably to the conclusion that the condition of the revenue which allows it is unjustifiable and should be corrected We find by the reports of the secretary of the treasury that the revenues for the fiscal year ending June 30 1892 from all sources was S42586326022 and the expenditures for all purposes were 41595380656 leaving an excess of receipts over expenditures of 9 91445a 6 During the fiscal year S40 570467 93 were paid up3n the public debt which had been reduced since March 1 18S9 S2590768S0 and the annual interest charge decreased 51168457660 The receipts of the gov- ¬ during sources ernment from all the fiscal year ending June 30 1893 amounted to 46171656194 and its expendi ¬ tures of 32341674 9 Since that tinje the re- ¬ ceipts of no fiscal year and with but few ex- ¬ ceptions of no month of any fiscal year have exceeded the expsnditures The receipts of the government from all sources during th6 fiscal year ending June 2D 1894 were S372802- 49329 and its expenditures 44260575887 leaving a deficit the first since the re- ¬ sumption of specie payments of 56980326058 Notwithstanding there was a decrease of 1676912878 in the ordinary expenses of the government as compared with the previous fiscal year it income was still not sufficient to provide for its daily necessities and the gold reserve in the treasury for the redemp- ¬ tion of greenbacks was drawn upon to meet tbem But this did not suffice andthe govern ¬ ment then resorted to loans to replenish the reserve In February 1894 350003ODO in bonds were issued and in November following a second issue of 50000000 was deemed necessary The sum of 8117171795 was realized by the sale of these bonds but the reserve was steadily decreased until on February 8 1835 a third sale of 562315400 in bonds for 65115- 244 was announced to Congress The receipts of the government for the fis- ¬ cal year ending June 83 1895 were 390373- 20330 and the expenditures 13347842648 showing a deficit of 24280522a ia A further loan of 5100000000 was negotiated by the gov- ¬ ernment in February 1896 the sale netting 111166246 and swelling the aggregate of bonds issued within three years to 262315 400 For the fiscal year ending Juue 30 1896 the revenues of the government from all sources amounted to 540947540878 while its 434678654 48 expenditures were or an over receipts excess of expenditures 25 203245 70 of words other Ia the total receipts for the three fiscal years ending June 30 1896 were insufficient by S137 81172946 to meet the total expenditures Nor For the has this condition since improved first half of the present fiscal year the re- ¬ ceipts of the government exclusive of postal revenues were 15750760176 and its expendi- ¬ tures exclusive of postal service 519341000022 or an excess of expenditures over rec eipts of read immediately after the senate assembled at noon Monday Though the session lasted un¬ til 325 p m when adjournment was taken until Tuesday the greater portion of the time was spent in recess waiting for the house to organize Mr W A Harris populist ap-¬ peared and took the oath of office as senator from Kansas to succeed Mr Peffer but the credentials of Henry V Corbett appointed by the governor of Oregon to succeed Mr Mitchell the legislature having failed to elect were referred to the committee on priv- ¬ ileges and elections House The house of representatives was fully organized Monday by the election of1 speaker clerk doorkeeper sergeant-at-arand other officers It consists of 357 members of whom 209 served in tho last congress and 16 in former congresses while 132 have never served in congress before Politically classi- ¬ fied there are 206 republicans 122 democratsr and 25 fusion silverites and populists There were 341 of them present Monday The vote on the election of speaker was Keed RMe 114 Bell Pop Texr 199 Bailey D Tex 21 Newlands The clerks Sllverite Nev and officers of the last house were re elected for the present congress The rules of the last house until further orders were adopt- ¬ ed The presidents message was read Mr Dingley introduced his new tariff bill and the house adjourned until Thursday Washington March 17 Senate In the senate Tuesday one pension bill was passed and several hundred bills public and private were introduced and referred There was hardly one of them which had not been on the calendar or on committee files in the last congress When Mr Allison rep Ia in gentle remonstrance against the passage of one pension bill 250 a month to the widow ot suggest ¬ of Brig Gen John B Stevenson ing that Its passage Tuesday would not ex- ¬ pedite its becoming a law and when Mr Vest D Ma expressed his belief that it would and that he could get action on it in the house the Iowa senator looked incredulous and ex-¬ pressed his great admiration for the Missouri senators confidence In connection with the extension of civil service rules to the con- ¬ struction of public works in charge of the en- ¬ gineer department of the army Mr Frye R Me referred to those rules as an awful out- ¬ rage and as absolutely absurd and stupid The senate spent two hours Tuesday ia the discussion of the credentials of Mr John A Henderson appointed by the govern- ¬ or of Florida to fill the vacancy caused by the expiration on the 4th of March of the term of Senator Call An effort was made by Mr Pasco D Fla to have Mr Henderson ad¬ mitted to the seat but it was resisted on both sides of the chamber as inconsistent with the action of the senate a few years ago in re- ¬ fusing seats to appointees of the governors of Wyoming Montana and Washington Finally Mr Pasco yielded and permitted the matter to be referred as were the like cases this session from Kentucky and Oregon to the committee on privileges and elections At 330 p m the senate adjourned till Thursday ms 1 M FATAL ST LOUIS FIRE Largest Dry Goods House ia the City De stroyed Loss on Building and Stock Will Aggregate About a Million Dol- ¬ lars ex--pe- ct Monday evening Within half an hour the fire swept up the elevator shaft and all the up- ¬ per floors were ablaze Every engine in the central district responded to a general alarm The building is seven stories and every floor was filled with merchandise The origin of the fire is 3790239646 In January of this year the receipts exclu- ¬ conjectural but is supposed to have sive of postal revenues were 2431699405 and been caused by crossed electric light the expenditures exclusive of postal service wires At nine oclock the fire Tvas 3026928929 a deficit of 595230324 for the pouring out of all the upper windows month In February of this year the receipts and had worked down to the second exclusive of postal revenue were 2443099738 expenditures exclusive of pos- ¬ 2879605666 of a deficit tal service deficiency 439505928 a or total 18606158044 of for the three years and eight months ending March 1 1897 Not only are we without a surplus in the treasury but with an increase in the public debt there has been a corresponding increase in the annual interest charge from 22S93 88120 in 1892 the lowest of any year since 1862 to 33438729760 in 1S96 or an increase of 11 and the Fire broke out in the fourth floor of the building oc-¬ cupied by the Ely Walker Dry Goods Co south west corner of Eighth street and Washington avenue at 8 oclock St Louis March 16 -- r - Jr - ¬ ¬ The concern is the largest wholesale dry goods house in the city and their The stock is valued at 1500000 building is made of graniie and thought to be the most perfect slow combustion structure in the city Loss on the building will be 100000 covered by The dry goods 5200000 insurance company is insured for 31000000 49341440 It may be urged thateven if the revenues of At midnight the building was a heap the government had been sufficient to meet of ruins All the east wall down to all its ordinary expenses during the past three years the gold reserve would stili the fifth story half of the north front have been insufficient to meet the de down to the fifth story and all but mands upon it and that bonds would one corner of the south wall fell to tho necessarily have been issued for its repletion ground The east wall fell first at 11 Be this as it may it is clearly manifest with ¬ ¬ floor - 15eethovon tud the Ladies from no defect of sensibility Beethoven never married But it was -- of a wife If love be a disease Beethoven was always ill or at best but coi valescent No less than 40 ladies save four has he immortalized by his dedica tions to them To Bettina von Arnim Goethes Bettina for whom he long cherished a hopeless passion he once said after trying over a composition WILLIAM McKinlev which- he had just written I made Executive Mansion March 15 1837 that for you you inspired me with it I saw it written in your eyes THEY DIE TOGETHER and this is but a specimen of the gal Interfere io lantries to which he was addicted Gov Ilradlej JefuMfS tonml Ho Hangs Alunzo Waitings Case Twice at least he proposed on one ocMarch 20 casion to the lady who as he found to Fkaxkfort Ky March 1G Walling ¬ his mortification was alreadv the hangs March 20 The governor madu fiancee of his friend Hummel That the following endorsement on the marriage would have saved him from Walling cetition a good many worries is certain enough The jury were the judges of the as Emil creditability of the witnesses and the forit must be allowed that Naumanh delicately puts it he rlkl verdict should not be disturbed unless not possess any aptitude for household flagrantly against the evidence The Blackwoods Magazine circuit court and the court of appeals uianairenumt reviewed the case and declined to in- ¬ iNot Mates terfere I see no reason why I sKould sSt Freddie Was sent downstairs bv his commute the sentence and therefore uncle touring up a pair of ton shoes decline so to do William O Bhadley The youngster returned with two shoes one of which was laced and the other FIchtins oa the Serviaji iTontler buttoned right pairv Vienna March 15 A hand of Al- ¬ That ishr the I cant wear banians from Uskubb a tow some to Vred die said his uncle ¬ J liey are not mates Where miles south of the Servian frontier ihose The little boy loolced have pillaged six villages in the vicin ¬ are the others somewhat puzzled for a moment and ity of Uskubb and burned three others then said 1 dont think you can wear In their attacks on the villages they the other flair uncle it isnt alike- shot 24 persons Later the Albanians crossed the Servian frontier with the eitheivHarpers Round Table evident intention of continuing their rjurt Ik the Uaual Way marauding in Servia territory They Xet messec ejaculated Mr Philip were however met by a force of Servia would only resist Tank asnearas I can figure it 1 only gendarmes and repulsed af ter a strug- ¬ captured- Now arrest and get shot without my having- jfaTd H jpr the whisky- and 58 at t he gle in which a number on both sides to confront hjm it would be welj as libspitalrVlt rejninds me of one of your yers4fkiVied or wounded The Turkish it isall I can da is to hope Jbi a con dresses Phe tremens cost zpuchxaocv government has enV troops to deal ¬ ¬ tribulations which were distributed among many successive housekeepers were not heaped upon the devoted head that the out denying or affirming the correctness of such a conclusion that tho debt would havo been decreased in at least the amount of tho deficiency and business confidence immeas- ¬ urably strengthened throughout the country Congress should promptly correct the exist- ¬ ing condition Ample revenue must be sup- ¬ plied not only for the ordinary expenses ot the government but for the prompt payment of liberal pensions and the liquidation of the principal and interest of the public debt In raising revenues dutiesshould be so levied upon foreign proaucts as to preserve the home market so far as possible to our own producers to revive end increase manufac- ¬ tures to relieve and encourajre agriculture to increase our foreign and domestic com- ¬ merce to aid and develop mining and building and to render to labor in every field of useful occupation the liberal wares and adequate rewards to which skill and industry are justly entitled The necessity of the passage of a tariff law which shall provide ample revenue The Imper- ¬ need not be further urged of ative demand tho hour is the prompt enactment of such a measure object to and this I earnestly recommend that congress snail make every endeavor Before other business is trans- ¬ acted let us first provide sufficient reverue to faithfully administer the government without the contracting of further debt or the con- ¬ tinued disturbance of our finances ¬ with a thunderous roar carry ing down Pipeman Gutwall of the No S bos tower Towerman Jerry Mahon p m ¬ and Lineman Luke McCann Gutwall was instantly killed and McCann bad- ¬ ly injured Mahon clung to the tower and was thrown through a second story window across the street receiving severe cuts- Sections of the walls fell at short intervals for half an hour but the streets had been cleared of spectators and the firemen worked from safe distances The wreck is still burning bright but is under control Traffic in the tunnel was stopped though the walls withstood the crash A revised list of casualties made at midnight is as follows George Gut ¬ wall fireman killed Towerman Jerry Mahon cut and bruised Lineman Lake McCann badly cut and bruised ¬ 41 M m Lee Smith fireman Mrs Anna Ridge Mark Barton Dorter badly shocked fatally injured - ¬ ¬ badly injured Jerry Cahan spectator hand cut by fly ng glass W H Whipple an insurance ad- ¬ juster who recently made a survey of the building and contents estimates the loss on stock at 750000 as some of the stock was saved Loss on build- 100000 ing The Scott Force Co occupy the west half Goodbar Hat of the block Damage to their stock by water and smoke will reach 10- 000 A thick fire wall gave them pro- ¬ tection March 17 A telegram from Washington leads to the belief that a Mr McCord of Columbiana county is slated for revenue collector for the Northern district for which a Warren man and others are appli- ¬ O trampled on and ii i i will-r-the- res Wahrex It My Be MCord i- - cants A -- - fc- v - -- if-he - - Forest Kay nor of Brookfyn N Y private secretary vice Price Lane Mr Kaynor was the campaign secre- ¬ tary to Secrtry Bliss and was for- ¬ merly connected with the Fourth na tional bank of New York Permitted to Reopen Its Doors Washington March 17 The First national bank of Sioux City la which suspended payment November 1Q ¬ of the Washington March 17 Secretary Interior Bliss to day appointed Secretary Bliss Private Secretary T V 1S00 b3 former luck- - rill rithdnhKgocAVfwOjbiciniirajEjlCr1Hrer VithiiieitaatQry Albanians and was placed temporarily in the hands oc a reqeiver has been per mitted to reopen Us doors for business -- ¬ y Mi JL t -- V i ti --X s I Pi tv 4 v t THE BOURBON NEVS FRIDAY JVtAROH 19 1897 Legislative Doings 4 huhsks ture has been called into serious ques tion by reason of the addition of Park ¬ land to the district by the Council Senator Linnets seat in the Legisla ¬ ¬ fe ii iiii Senator Noe introduced in the Senate ananti mob bill that provides penalties of the utmost eeverity President McKinley told Maj Wood to go to Frankfort and help elect Hunter if he wanted any recognition and the Maj went 1 Nourish Him only one way to do that feed him But if the system refuses food Then use SCOTTS EMULSION of Cod liver Oil with Hypophosphites It goes STRAIGHT TO THE BLOOD stops the wasting rekindles the vital firemakes new flesh and so renders a hopeful fight Amusing Gambling JW tients strength We can cure no disease unless we can keep up the pa¬ word And theres Thats the whole secret in a POWDER Absolutely Pure Lieutenant Governor Worthington re- ¬ mains firm in his decision that no joint ballot can be taken for D S Senator un¬ til March 23d rH Celebrated for its great leavening William H Dyer will not get Hon strength and healthfulness Assures the Ken ¬ food against alum and all forms of adul- ¬ George W Leiberths seat in the tucky House Speaker Blanford has deteration common to the cheap brands cided that Dyers election was invalid Royal Baking Powder CO New YOrk the election not being called by the proper authority ¬ possible against ANY disease Especially is this so in bron ¬ chial and lunf troubles in the relief and cut of which Scotts THE 30 UBBON DEWS St i Emulsion has won its reputa¬ tion Book about it free non-nauseating One of our beloved lady friends church member too became greatly interested in the Corbett Fitzsimmons fight Because of her innate love of Americans and trong manhood physical and intellectual and her own judgment she concluded that Corbett was the superierof Fitzsimmons and on the Buyers of Groceries are not forced to go to cut rate stores for low morning of St Patricks day she pro- ¬ prices oecause posed to her to bet a basket of eggs six dozen against fifty cents that Corbett would whip Fitzsimmons Of course Mrs was much inter- ¬ ested in the fight However she lost the bet and has paid the debt of honor The question now is Is this little bet ofTered by them on same class of goods I have an excellent and com- plete line of a sin Oronly an amusing wager of opinion on the result of the great prize fLjht Bro will have to answer this as both the bettors are among his APPLES ALMONDS best members BAN ANNAS BRAZIL PECANS Or is it a et at all Or would it be ORANGES FILBERTS best for Sister to and Bro MALAGA GRAPES ENGLISH WVALNUTSapologize and sin no more NEWTON MITCHELL THE PEOPLES GROCER I Will Illeet son-in-la- w Any Prices FANCY STANDARD GOODS - i Seventeenth Year Established U 1881 BBtWE MILLER it Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Otoners Editors and etc Make all Checks Money Orders payable to the order of Champ MiiiiER Call On Hon J T Hint on 12 1897 Mr Noe introduced a bill Wednesday to prevent lynching and mob violence in this State It has the provision for county liability to persons injured or heirs of persons killed at the hands of mobs in the sum ranging from 1000 to 2500 depending on the extent of the crime It embodies the ideas in the Governors message I Pfc Paris Ky March Hox JohnT Hinton Secretary Sherman has called for ¬ a X v your party and people entitled you k and secured for you your nomination and election to the last House of Repre- ¬ sentatives of the General Assembly of Kentucky Your services as a member of that body deserve the endorsement of We the people of Bourbon county therefore request that you become a candidate for re election and assure you that such action on your part will be hailed with satisfaction by all who de sire Democratic success and good government We have the honor to be - Very truly DsarSir Y our previous service to the resignation of Clinton Furbish Director of the Bureau of American Re- ¬ publics and selected Joseph Smith of Ohio to succeed him There are some intimations of a protest and the matter has been hung up pending a conference of the Executive Committee of the bureau with Mr Sherman An Illinois man named Needles vrants He is said to be Indian Commissioner to be a sharp man but perhaps the Adminiscration at Washington may not Exchange see the point SCINTILLATIONS An Interesting Jumble Of News And Al G- Fields Minstrels the biggest and best company on the road will ap- ¬ druggists pear Tuesday night at the Paris Grand Opera House The company numbers BOWNE New York SCOTT sixty people and contains many clever people known to the minstrel world Al G Fields MinBtrels always plays to large audiences and the The pictures being given away by doubtless be packed Tuesday Grand will night Davis Thomson Isgrig are works of art anfl an ornament to any house Francis Jones the sweet singing com- ¬ edian and his well balanced corny any Notice To The Public gave a pleasing performance at the house last night in In I have arranged with Dr John Adair opera Madrid was Main play The to take charge of my office until I am Old able to resume my practice Dr Adair beautifully costumed and well acted will attend to all unfinished work and The Follies of a Night will be played such other work as my patroLS may de to night and A Subject of The Czar sir to morrow night A Matinee will be Very respectfully given to moirow afternoon 9feb 2t Dr R At Sprake - Scotts Emulsion is no mysterious mixture It is palatable and infinitely preferable to the plain oiL The genuine has our trade¬ mark on salmon colored wrapper Get the genuine For sale at 50 cts and JOO by all GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In The Foyer AL G FIELDS MINSTRELS STICK AND MIXED CANDIES CANDIED CHERRIES CANDIED APRICOTS CANDIED PINE APPLES New York Cream Edam and Pine Apple Cheese Fancy Evaporated Peaches Apricots Apples Prunes All kinds of Canned Fruits Sar¬ dines Champgnion French Peas Bottled Pickle Catsup Etc BALTIMORE CAN AND BULK OYSTERS FINEST CHOCOLATE CANDIES a ISGRIG TURKEYS K NEWTON St Opp Court House M ITCHELL m J m Paris Ky MARG OLENS 3 Your Democratic Friends TJ h Bradley Wants To Be S Senator A V special from Frankfort says Goy W O Bradley has entered the fight for the United States Senatorship His lieutenants are actively at work and it is asserted with confidence that the free silver Democrats will combine with the eight of ten Bradley Republi- ¬ cans and defeat the regular Republican nominee ex Congressman W Godfrey sixteen graduates this year Hunter The Louisville and Nashvilles new message to passeuger depot at Montgomery Ala See President McKinleys Congress on third page - Comment A wonderful thing is the telegraph line As it flashes the news afar Letting us know when the pugilists dine Telling us just how they are Were we without its electrical legs Racing the long iron way We should not be certain the number of eggs Fitz ate for his breakfast to day Plemingsburg High School will have is to cost 300000 ilfrT T3o JlaTT jkbave seats in the Fifty fifth Congress It was a matter of -- Twenty one natives of Kentucky ttmII 4t1ott aartr CaTb s 1 wind to the end demonstration and preserve order at the Mr Fitzsimmons simply outlasted Mr hanging Exchange Corbett The Winchester Democrat is responsi- ¬ sea- ¬ fish of first It is to be hoped that Nevada will be ble forItthesays bigSomestorythe the at MFG CO Props Cleveland O For sale by boys son of W T Brooks druggist satisfied with having disgraced itself Ford caught a fifty pound sturgeon this and not make another attempt week without hook or line The fish ¬ had managed to get between a couple of Plums will not be ripe in WashingWrights Celery Tea regulates the liver and kidneys cures constipation ¬ saw logs in such a manney that he could ton this year until Mr McKinley harand sick headache 25c at all druggists not get out m vests his tariff crop in Congress Your Life Insured lc a Day Sporting Salad Resignations of fourth class post- ¬ 24jy-96-ly Noel Gaines and fifty five soldiers from Frankfort to Newport to prevent any Ellen Beach Yaw the high range Railroad soprano is making a Southern tour On and after March 1st passenger accompanied by Miss Georgia Lay C R R will pianist and Maximillian Dick violinist trains on the F run as follows daily except Sunday West Bound Leave Paris 920 am D Burnett Foster the gentlemanly arrive Georgetown 10 a m arrive Frankfort 1155 a m Leave Paris 530 booking agent of the Blind Boone Concert p in arrive Georgetown 635 arrive Co was in the city Tuesday arranging for Frankfort 725 the appearance of his company East Bound Leave Frankfort 630 a next month The Blind Boone here Co m arrive Georgetown 720 a m arrive Paris 840 a m Leave Frankfort 3 p gave an excellent concert here last sea- ¬ m arrive Georgetown 415 p m arrive son Paris 510 p m C D Bercaw G P A The horses and harness belonging to l the late Alexander Herrmann were sold Wrigrhts Celery Te cy at auction at the American Horse Ex-¬ tion sicic headache iC c change last week Three magnificent horses were sold for 815 andthe other Piles Piles Pilesj effects brought even smaller prices Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will Herrmanns steam yacht Fra Diavolo cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and JMJU1UK rues It absorbs the tumors allays the itch- - was to have been sold on the same day ingatonce acts as a poultice gives instant at Greenport by order of a marshal relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared onJy for Piles and Itching of the but claims were settled in full and the parts and nothing else Every box Fsrlvate guaranteed sold by druggists sent by marshal released the craft mail for 50c and SI per box WILLIAMS -- Change of Time on Frankfort Cincinnati T SALE Now is the time to buy Carpets Rugs and Mattings as I have a good lot to select from and my prices defy competition I have a fine assortment of these goods and if you will come in and look at them I am sure I can please you and it is no trouble forme to show them to you Consider the prices which I quote below P 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 WZ H MARGOLEN PARIS KY Opp Court House Bad Blood Between Boxers The boxing bout between the light- ¬ weight pugilists in A Sporting Craze will probably end in a knock out some of these nights There is bad blood between the fighters and they now go at each other in earnest During a war of words in this city Tuesday friends of the blonde pugilist told the brunette fighter Its in the play now for you to win the fight but just wait till we get to Lesters home Portsmouth O and hell neat your head off Yesterdays Temperature ¬ masters in Kentucky are being received at Washington at the rate of five a day Legislature pects warm times next week The has been directed furnish plenty of ice water It is evident that the ex- ¬ Ser-geant-at-A- to Ex Judge W W Cleary for whose arrest President Johnson offered a re ¬ ward of 10000 after the assassination of Lincoln is dead at Covington Op course Kentucky was prominent- ¬ The saddest words of tongue or pen To Jorbett are Siler counted ten Why is it that the baseball team which cant possibly lose at this time of the year invariably does it later on Harry C Percival who managed the All Kentuckians last season will accept the position individof ual book keeper at the German National Bank of Covington ¬ ¬ able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger guarantee given you We dare not use a banks name without authority if you doubt it write them Good health is Our insurance is protected by bank- ¬ the best ly if not numerously represented at the Carson Carnival of Physical Culture Both Referee Siler and Gov Sadler are sons of the Bluegrass sod e The nomination of John Hay to be Ambassador to Great Britain and of Gen Horace Porter to be Ambassador to France were sent to the Senate Tuesday They were confirmed Wednesday X A iV Chairman Johnston of the State Central Committee Wednesday re- ¬ moved five members of the Fayette County Legislative District Committee and appointed successors at once The committee as now constituted is said to be in favor ef postponing the primary and reducing the entrance fees A meeting of the committee has been called for to morrow trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Sick Headaches 100 days treatment The following is the temperature as costs lc a day A sight draft on above noted yesterday by A J Winters Co bank in every 1 boi which brings of this city your money back if we fail to cure you 57i 7a m Sold by W T Brooks druggist 59 8 a m STOCK AND TURF NEWS 9 a m 6U J 65l 11 a m Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc 66 12 m Turf Notes 69 2p m Buyers are offering 4 cents for Spring 67 3 p m lambs 66 4 p m 64 5p m Alma Mater the famous brood mare 61 7p m died near Lexington several days ago She was the dam of eight in the 230 - 33m T HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK among them Alcyone Alcantara list and Allandorf SMITH SHOPFOR SALE Mt Sterling court Monday J R At Skillman of Bourbon bought fifteen DESIRE to sell my house and lot with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ 450 lb yearlings at 350 per cwt J J ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal Redmon of Bourbon bought four 1000 ance in twelve months For further lb steers at 382J Geo Bramblette particulars address or call on of Nicholas bought a lot of 1000 lb BENJ F SHARON 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky oxen at 2i and six 1050 oxen at 2 cents per pound W R Thomas of Nicholas bought a lot of 600 lb heifers at 3 per cwt A DESIRABLE 60 ACRE FARM Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach life insurance Wrights Almost O Distracted -l- llllillHiilKDilllnljiHlliiy yiggSlls I Do You Expe ct To Move r Slier Tom IF YOU DO v m 4rrf Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair fc 3 f DR H Jfrftftg -- j Southern Baptist Convention Thk Convention meets this year at Wil- ¬ mington N C May Gth to 14th and it will interest every one concerned to know that the Queen Crescent Route offers Tound trip tickets sold withUIberal limits at half rates for the occasion The train service of the Queen Crescent Route is not excelled any where in the South Tickets will be sold via either Harriman Junction or Chattanooga and are good on Limited trains without extra charge Solid trains Cincinnati to Harriman or Chattanooga Through Pullman Drawing Room Sleepers close connections for Wil ¬ mington O LMitchell Division Passenger Agent Chattanooga C W Zell Division Passen- er Agent Cincinnati W C RineftrKnn enl Passr Agent Cincinnati FOR SALE ID YOU EVER suffer from real ner vousness When every nerve seemed to quiver with a peculiar creepy feeling first in one place and then another and all seemed finally to concentrate in a writhing jumble in the brain and you be- ¬ come irritable fretful and peevish to be followed by an impotent weakened condi- ¬ tion of the nerve centers ringing in the ears and sleepless miserable nights Mrs Eugene Searles Dr Miles 110 Simonton St Elk- ¬ hart lnd says Ner¬ Nervine vous troubles had made Restores me nearly insane and physicians were unable Health to help me My memory was almost gone and every little thing worried me until I was almost distracted I really feared I was becoming a maniac I imagined all sorts of evil things and would cry overnothing I commenced taking Dr Miles Eestoratl re Nervine and four bottles of this wonderful remedy completely cured me and I am as well now as 1 ever was Dr Miles Nervine Is sold on guarantee first bottl irlU benefit orvmoney refunded - O HAVE a well situated 60 acre Bour ¬ bon County farm which I desire to sell It is well improved For any further particulars address J E PLUMMER Ky Millersburg 8jan tf 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I warn X M wag AND FIND YOU NEED ANYTHING in MY LINE I will positively save you money on anything in my line Come in and get my prices and you cai buy goods anywhere else 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 HI 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 I Buy Shoes Now Mens finest calf shoes cut from 5 and 6 to 385 Ladies finest Kid Welts lace and button cut from 350 and 4 to 285 Till March 1st itt v V CREAM Queen mf fe--- i tMt 3 for v Zyrtfi International Convention X M C A Mobile April 21 25 International Conference General Secretarys elma April 24 28 For the meetings named above we arranged with our connections for train have ser- ¬ vice to Mobile Ala through Selma thus obviatlDg the necessity or 83 additional fare which will have to be paid on tickets pur- ¬ chased via the other routes Queen Crescent train service from Cin ¬ MOST PERFECT MADE cinnati to the South is too well known to re- ¬ A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free quire any praise Low rates in effect for these meetings All trains run via Chatta ¬ - pom Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant nooga and Lookout Mountain W C r3F1 40 YEARS THE STANDARD Rinearson Genl Passr Agent Cincinnati- BAKING Crescent Route BJON CLAY POWDER FOR RENT -- J per T HINTON -- BRICK ply to cottage - ljant f First class repair Ap¬ T B C INGEL 5 roomB 10 pr O EDWARDS UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED TO vi Ki Jik J fWrJ1 26- - i r tl - r M n THE BOIBSOH NEWS f EB Pearl Bryana Murderars Confess BOURBON TOiWS FBI DAY MARCH 19 1897 PERSONAL MENTION NUPTIAL KNOTS y i I 5h i w ia 5 -- 3 Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows rnree ociock yesterday atternoon an ¬ COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Seventeenth Year Established 1881 nounced that Scott Jackson and Alonzo R E Bigerstaff of Richmond and THE NEWS MAN Miss Mary Baum daughter of Adam Enleicl at the Post office at Paris Ky as Walling had made a confession The seco iiss mail matter points of the reported confession are as Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At Baum Mayor of Mt Sterling were And remember we guarantee more for your money follows The Depots Tn The Hotel Lobbies And married at the brides home Wednesday TELEPHONE NO 124 Dr George B Wagner of Bellevue Elsewhere inos JBallincrer and Mish MnfHo than you can buy elsewhere or your money - refund Campbell county Ky assisted them in visiting rela- ¬ Phillips both of Ruddles Mills precinct Mrs Amos Turney is SUBSCRIPTION PRICES their crime were married Wednesday afternoon at you to be the judge of it tives in Cynthiana Payable in Advance Pearl Bryan was taken to Dr Wag ¬ 2 00 Six mouths Oneyear 100 Mrs D D Eads left Tuesday for the Court house by Justice Selby ners residence on Wednesday night of a visit in Carthage Mo Lillestorj kews costs you cant even get a re ¬ Buy your shoes of us and get one of the beautiful port FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE the fatal week Claude Redmon and Miss Mary L V Butler arrived home Tuesday The murder was committed on- the medallion pictures FREE See them on exhibition Speakes and King Redmon and Miss Make all Checks Money Orders JStc following Friday night January 31 from a trip in the South payable to the order of Chxkp MllIjER Katie Woolen were the principals Miss Nancy Carter of Carlisle is 1896 our store in gga -- double wedding yesterday After the murder Dr Wagner became visiting friends in the city N pay car was here Tues ¬ The L afternoon at the residence of Mr crazy and was sent to the Lexington In ¬ Mrs Patsy Clay aged eighty eight Joe Godman The ceremony day was per- ¬ -sane Asylum is ill at her home near Pari formed by Rev Dr Rutherford The Warren Thomas of Raddles Mills This confession is the first evidence as ell of Millersburg grooms are sons of the late Wm T Mrs T P Wad has been granted a pension to the whereabouts of Pearl Bryan on is a guest at Mr E T Becdings Redmon and Miss Speaks is a daughter -Wednesday night D C Kerr and family of this city Miss Woolen is a Miss Letitia Hedges is visiting her of wm bpeakes Dr Wagner who now sane denies all have moved to Oxford Scott comity brother Dr T W Hedges in Cynthi ¬ daughter of G W Woolen The mar-¬ knowledge of the affair riage of Claude Redmon and Miss ana Mrs W A Johnson of this city is Speakes was announced Tuesday but News Of The Big Fight y Vol Howe is able to be out again teaching a cooking class in Danvillethis typhoid the wedding of the other couple was a of week BobJFitzsimmons defeated Jim Cor after a dangerous illness complete surprise to their friends -u bett Wednesday at Carson City for the fever Eli P Evans late of this county has championship of the world for 25000 BIRTHS Mrs John Feeney arrived home bought of A T Chenault a farm con- ¬ for fame and pugilistic popularity and Wednesday from a visit to relatives in The Advent Of Our Future Men And taining 230 acres of grass land eight miles a share of the kinetoscope money Cor Richmond Women from Richmond for 15000 betts share of the latter will be 13000 x Rev Dr Varden and wife have re- ¬ To the wife of Hooker Stivers a son won the battle in the turned from a visit to the latters rela- ¬ Terr ill Stivers Mrs C R Burch of Lexington had Fitzsimmons round knocking Corbett out tives in Lexington her trunk robbed of clothing to the fourteenthsecond page given a At Maysville yesterday to the wife of On the is three Mrs J Ed Ray and Mrs Anna Hamlet Sharp formerly of this city a amount of 15 and a handsome Bible column dispatch from Carson detailing Hart attended the funeral of Judge valued at 7 at the Midland Depot at daughter the fight by rounds Read it Reese Tuesday Chester Newtown last week At Elizaville on St Patricks Day to Nearly a hundred Parisians heard the -Alva Crawford who has been the wife of W E Williams of this telegraphic bulletins at Odd Fellows WE NEVER CHANGE COLOR The seventy fifth annual meeting of Hall received by arrangement of Mr dangerously ill of pneumonia was county a daughter Mrs Williams ONYX brand is the standard for Black Hosiery and is slightly improved yesterday the Bourbon County Bible Society will Joe Grosche from Carson City was formerly Miss Texie Letton The especially nofed for Shape Elasticity and Durability Mrs Sallie Short Barnes has return ¬ be held Sunday night at the Second news of Corbetts defeat came like a Advertised Letter List W thunderbolt to his admirers in this city ed to Louisville after a visit to her Presbyterian Church Eld J For sale only by McGarvey of jLexington will deliver There were but few Fitzsimmons men parents Mr and Mrs James Short List of letters remaining unclaimed the address Mr Robert Ward Davis who has in Paris Ky postoffice March 19 1897 in the crowd Miller J W- Riley Grannon of this city Byron been visiting his cousin Mr W H Ardery Lafe Bunch Wm Patrick Robt 529 Main St Paris Ey While working in his garden the McClelland and Tommy Shannonof Lex- ¬ Davis returned yesterday to Louisville Clark Cynthia colParks Wm Lee other day J W Wilcox found part of a ington had their money down on the The Misses LaRue will entertain a Caldwell Mrs LucyPheson Millie Robertson Mrs Alice spoon made by T K Marsh in winner at good odds Grannon who party of friends with a chafing dish sup ¬ Cdiriet uuda silver Curl Mrs Lizzie Rogers WadeFurCo The has been in the West for several months per this evening at their home near this city sixty five years ago Delane Mrs Agnes Roberts Henry engraved was at the fight spoon had the initials O R Shawhan Hedge Jimmie Scanland Toney 800 on Fitzsim- ¬ on the handle Nat Goodwin won JohnsonMrsBerthaScheifer Mrs Chas Mrs E D Paton left Tuesday for a Kenney Mrs Jos True Mrs Mattie mons visit to her mother in Scott county Vir- - Maur E L Watts J C This week 400 barrels of whiskey ginia wnom nas sne not seen ror inirty Martin C A Williams Bill Turnpike Anarchy were shipped from the G G White seven years Persons calling for aboye letters will The Governor has issued a reward of distillery to Bremen Germany Forty The Young Ladies Whist Club was please say advertised W L Davis P M 250 for the arrest and conviction of five barrels were shipped three weeks charmingly entertained yesterday after- ¬ ago to Carson City for use of the sports anyone of the toll gate raiders who noon by the Misses Holladay at their Change Of Time terrorized Mercer County Monday home on High street at the big fight Spring Dress Goods in all the less Hosiery at 10c and loc night One of the mobs shot gatekeeper The Queen Crescent changes time newest effects strictly all wool at Others get 25c for the same goods Hon J T Hihton Bourbons repre- ¬ Sunday February 28th Schedules be- ¬ Adkinson and burned a toll house and Hotel Windsor the leading hotel of sentative was in the city yesterday tween Cincinnati and Lexington are 25c and 39c worth double Our domestic stock is the best gates shortened up on several trains The Paris is for rent It is one of the most other raiders destroyed six to to We will still sell our finest Dress assorted and decidedly the cheap- ¬ In Fleming Tuesday night several He returned Frankfort last night Blue Grass Vestibule leaves Cincinnati Patterns in black and colors at 4 est convenient and well equipped hotels in note was be in attendance at the special session of at 400 p m instead of 415 arriving at 6 the State and contains about sixty gates were demolished and a 8 Junction City at 320 p m Train No sojae o them aremarked Extra good Brown Cotton 5c left for Hon Rollo Hart a turnpike the Legislature rooms with parlors sample rooms bath Clay Mrs W R 3 leaving Cincinnati at 800 p m and 10 Mrs Thos Henry to whitecap him if Bleached Cotton good 5c rooms saloon barber shop and an director threatening Tabte Linens Towels and Nap ¬ Wm reaches Georgetown 1015 p m North ¬ the gate was replaced Nearly every Thomas Miss Maria Tipton bound train No 6 leaves Somerset 1210 kins are elegant office It bas been a hotel stand we will our specialty Very Best Cotton 8c county has been Hukill Sr Mrs Bettie Shaw Misses instead of 1225 p m Georgetown 319 for nearly 100 years but was remodeled gatekeeper in the Tillie Jaynes Sallie Jaynes Rebecca and arrives Cincinnati 605 p m Other sa e you 25c on the dollar if you to collect toll again 10 4 Pepperell Sheeting 18c a few years ago and all the modern im- ¬ warned not buy them from us Doehrer Margie Turney and Mary trains practically unchanged Two toUgates in the North end of o provements made Best Lancaster Ginghams 5c G D Corsets 50c 75c and 1 Scott county were destroyed a few Bash ford were among the Parisians who Sherman Silvers has taken the Percales and Penangs 7c f ageucy for the Cincinnati Daily Times are the best in the world for the nights ago and two of the suspected spent yesterday in Cincinnati Bulbs And Cut blowers raiders haye been arrested Star a most excellent paper and will price Ladies Bleached Vests - afclOe The Embroidery Contest Judge Saufley charging the Grand have it delivered to subscribers in any Five hundred Pearl Tuberose bulbs Ladies and Childrens full seam full taped worth 25c extra large forty cents per dozen The diamond ring offered to the lady part of the city for six cents per week Jury at Lancaster on turnpike raids Three hundred Gladiolas fine fifty said A mob is made up of cowards exhibiting the prettiest piece of embroid- ¬ He solicits your subscriptions tf cents per dozen ery at Mrs Nannie Browns store was and one determined man can put it to Lily and Caladium bulbs Lost Small black pocket book con- ¬ yesterday awarded to Miss Belle Palmer Choice cut flowers loose or in designs flight daughter of Mr J J taining a gold chain and locket charm W M Goodloe Turnpike raiders have begun opera- ¬ McClintock Bell the Florist Agent for Finder tion in Garrard county Six toll gates McClintock cashier of the Agricultural Charm contained a picture were destroyed Tuesday night by a mob Bank Miss McClintock is being warm- ¬ leave at The News office and receive 2t Trains Delayed By a Washout the members of which made no efforts ly congratulated on her good luck and reward fiae work N train due here at 1013 at concealment Two of the party The L 4 Wanted Two ladies to adopt pro Gambling With Buttons p m was delayed several hours Wed- ¬ were recognized by a gate keeper at fession of trained nurse Call at this nesday night being forced to come over Buckeye and warrants have been sworn The photo button given to cigarette office A special grand O track to Maysville thence out for their arrests the C to Paris on account of a washout near jury may be impaneled to investigate fiends is responsible for a unique sort of gambling now being practiced by many The patrons of Crawford Bros shop Covington The 1015 train yesterday the raid The boys pitch on Main street near Fifth enjoy a small boys in Paris morning was two hours late from the A Baby Abandoned the buttons at a line on the ground and quiet quick and clean service by ex ¬ night same cause The 530 train last About three oclock Tuesday morning the button falling nearest the line en- ¬ pert barbers in the cosiest shop in Paris Baths in comfortable well equipped was two hours late unknown parties abandoned a light titles its owner to the privilege of pitch- ¬ bath rooms furnished at the pleasure of colored mulatto boy baby three hours ing all the buttons into the air and patrons tf The Jackson Walling Hanging old in the yard of Frank ONeill on claiming all that fall face upward The scaffold to be used at Newport Penn avenue just back of the Paris The Bourbon Shooter Won to morrow at the execution of Scott cemetery The nude child was placed m a cotton The shooting match at ninety five Jackson and Alonzo Walling was com-¬ J pleted Monday by Horace Allen at flour sack and left in a basket Though live pigeons for 100 a side between V Newport The black caps were made there was frost on the basket and sack K Dodge and Joe Coyle at Lexington resulted in a victory for by Chas Manget of Newport Jack ¬ wtfen the waif was found by Mr Neill Saturday sons body will be taken to New Jersey about four oclock the child had ap- Dodge who killed seventy three birds parently not suffered from exposure Coyle killed sixty nine Mr Dodge is a for burial 0E There was no clue to the parentage of son of Mr D M Dodge of near this FDBIE5HED WE HATE KE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00K Gov Bradley received a letter from Cincinnati warning him that he wonld the babe It was furnished clothing by city IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS -be killed if he permitted Walling to Mr and Mrs Hooker Stivers neighbors D to ONeil and the waif is now being bang Circuit Court Proceedings cared for by an old colored woman In Circuit Court yesterday Will Mack Glanders In Bourbon Dr Vincents Lectures was sentenced to two years in the peni- ¬ OP Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky whezr tentiary for robbery The principal Eisenmen State Veter- ¬ Dr Frank W e asK you to give us a caJJLg Dr Leon H Vincent of Philadel- ¬ quality and style are considered S3 Louisvillewas here this week phia a lecturer of National fame en witness against Mack testified that he inarian of consulting with Dr John W Jameson tertasned an appreciative audience last grabbed her by the hair and threatened veterinary suigeon of this city regard- ¬ night at the Court house with fine lec- ¬ to cut her throat if she did not give him m9 seventy five cents which she had in her sickness of three horses owned ture on Emerson ing the The Man Dr The undersigned will sell publicly on MERCHANT of Kiserton precinct Vincent lectured under the auspices of possession by Isaac Keller the premises on They found the horses to be affected the Paris Literary Club and will return Ernest Dodge pleaded guilty to S E TIPTON Cutter as Dr Jameson stated to Paris March 26th to leoture on burglary and was given two years SATURDAY MARCH 20TH 1897 with glanders Dodge is the negro who broke into Mr at 10 a m the farm of H C and R We are also agents for the celebrated Chas E Smith Shirt last week Glanders is a very contag Thoreau and his Wooden Inkstand Full line of samples dangerous to both man and Dr Vincent lectured in Cincinnati R J Neelys residence some time ago M Stone near Little Rock containing i us disease beast Ir is said that several horses in yesterday The trial of Geo Bmoot charged with 70 acres of good land well watered and Anthony on morning improved Also lot tle Kiserton neighborhood have died¬ Trollope and Chas Reade and will stealing the pacer Seven Points 223 property See handa bills- of personal - rewith glanders and several cases are lecture there again this evening on was begun yesterday but waa unfinish ¬ R 0 TALBOTT Cynthiana ed when court adjourned ported near Emerson 16mar Assignee 4t The case of Dallas Barnes vs B F High School Tournament Corner Stone Laying Walls was settled out of court and the Main Ky N R The Blue Grass Tournament the out ¬ suit of Turney Morris vs L The corner stone of the new Metho ¬ R was compromised The jury found dist Church will be laid with appropri- ¬ growth of the Blue Grass Declamatory for the defendants in the suit of the ate services Sunday afternoon at three Contest League will be heldjin Harrods DESIRABLE store room located Howard Henderson a burg the latter part of May There will Eagle Tobacco Warehouse Co vs at Hutchison Station Ky is for oclock Rev to Jacoby Bros rent Possession given March 1st Ap ¬ former pastor Rev E G B Mann the be a contest for a prize from spelling ply or address GEORGE CLAYTON present pastor and several former geometry also a declamatory contest Hutchison Ky The Tourna ¬ CORN WANTED pastors will take part in the services for both boys and girls If the weather should be disagreeable ment proper will follow these exercises 111 II III 0 S Brent Bro want to buy HI I Ill IIHI III II J HI III I II the services after the laying of the cor- ¬ when there will be much competition in games etc 2000 barrels of corn delivered ner stone will be held at the Second atheletic sport races ball There Are Others The musical contest will also be of in-¬ within the next Presbyterian Church thirty days at Who have larger stores who pay This will be a notable occasion for a terest as both vocal and instrumental their warehouse on Fourth and have larger street larger rents them will sell you expenses congregation and the new build ¬ music will be on the programme Pror shoes at but none of plucky N freight depot as small a profit as result of much hard and Bell of the Harrodsburg graded school near L ing will be the RIOJM UliAY will liave charge of the tournament w Jr earnest work to secarejt Extra editions of Cincinnati papers at Look Before You Buy edand 1 - at I DAVISTflOMSONISGRI ONYX if if BLACK HOSIERY x a A f V the extraordinary bargains now being offered by us and the following prices will command the eyery attention ol careful buyer A great deal of talk is being created by CONDONS ad ji charge See the new portraits we enlarge free of PURE HOME GROWN CL0V ER SEED Apply to Hotel Windsor 0 EDWARDS JEsxxss ELy ¬ PARIS KY REM TURNEY FOR FALL AND WINTER LAND ETC FINE TAIIORS - DBUGHERCY BROS 434 St Paris A r- Store Room For Rent A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Have a cjlean new stock of the 97 Cleveland Orient and Phoenix Bicycles Also second hand wheels at i 4 j- - A 1K reatonaMe prices -- S M - - tk J 1- - Vrf- - o r Qb 5 J Kt k lJ 6 THE BOURBON NEWS THE BOUKBOtf NJiWSKlDAY MARCH -- - V - - 19 1897 V 4 THE TOMATO IN ITALY was happening the gossips heard thai j a railroad was coming Popnlar with All C1thkch in IviaisSeventeenth Year Established 1881 To be sure it was not to be much of Humberts Realm road only a little tap to the line 20 In every home and cottage in Italy Published Every Tuesday and Friday by miles above to haul away from ibhel the preserving of tomatoes is carried WALTER CHAMP I Editors and Ovrners BRUCE MILLER f little settlement lorever its weaitn otw0n Terraces balconies and even the pine and cypress but it meant a great iiflt roofs of the houses are covered with f I deal to the simple hearted folk who had- - plates containing the deep red sub ASSISTED IN COUETSHIR never seen the gleam of steel rails norv stanCe After gathering the tomatoes heard the screech of a locomotive It intended for preserving are spread out V meant a great deal too to a certain i r some hou tm lllft th man in one of the poor worn out dead has somewhat shrunk They are then There was a report circulated among end gone villages of the east whose passed through a sieve so that they may the gossips of the settlement that Heze father had long ago been adventurous be freed both from seeds and skins itih Burnet was courting- Maria Tilly enough to set out in search of California As they contain a large proportion of In fact the report had grown to he al- ¬ Ms gold and who had got on his journey water the substance which has been most a leg end since many of the gos- ¬ as far west as the pine hills of Louisi- ¬ passed through the sieve must be hung sips had passed to the further side and ana where he had had the forethought in bags from which the water exudes others had turned gray in the 20 years to preempt a section of land and the and soon a pool of dirty looking water that had elapsed since Hezekiah and r lack of thought to go back cast imme- ¬ is formed beneath each bag Strange Maria had first begun keeping com- ¬ skv diately thereafter Perhaps the com ¬ to say it is in no way tinged with red pany and the news of it started to ing of the little railroad through his circulate around the neighborhood The mixture which still remains in land meant a great deal to the poor son the bags has the consistency of a very In those days Hezekiah had been a of the poor man who had entered it thick paste It is then salted the prolean lank loose jointed bare legged years ago and perhaps it meant more portion Toeing a little less than one ireckle faccd lad driving his fathers to the land agent who had the handling ounce of salt to a pound of preserve log wagon and Maria had been a slim of it for its owner slip of a girl milking her mothers cows The process now requires that shall By the right of assumption tliis same be spread on flat plates exposeditto and helping her brother with the cotton the land agent had come to be a power in sun and stirred from time to time dropping in the spring chopping the neighborhood and when he laid off with a wooden spoon so that the upper in the summer and picking in the a town site upon the eastern mans land rpart may not form a crust yThile under- ¬ fall so that the little settlement was left neath it remains scft Yes jig doubt Hczekiahs liking f or It is a pictur- ¬ as a sort of straggling suburb thereto esque sight when the women are to be Maria had begun at that period of his kithe people felt as if the great world had seen flitting about on the roofs and ter callow youth and in the soft spring j come and sat down beside them instead races attending to days of early dropping time Per ¬ the deep red pre- ¬ av of dragging them out to itself haps the fact that the way from the colored handkerchiefs flung serve their In the new town there was to be a cu their heads to screen them from the deep wine woods to his fathers rickety about all and a hotel and a post office ravs of the burning sun when lumber mill lay past the little Tilly Mrs Tilly still dipped and talked and station even came to it is at be vague whisper ¬ qts fiercest farm had something to do with this spat clear of the chicken trough or the There In the evening the contents term of crude awakening of the tender passion dog irons as of yore But of t1e boys ings that at the next down to court the of the various plates are taken in and go Sparta in settlement in Hezekialrs tender heart in just that Ikev onlv was left Mose and Pete had a body and wouldits vote for the court- ¬ stirred up together for if moistened by cast particular direction At all events it married and lived with their wives the night dew the wheJe would be moved transpired that during that season people down the creek and this of house to be to Gibbs to the new town spoiled After being exposed to the sun or Arcadia This Hezekiah managed to make mere trips course had left more work for Bia to rather than new for seven or eight days the same process a day than ever before and that some- ¬ do helping her mother indoors and patriotic sentiment grew as the in- ¬ being repeated each day the preserve is in something how or other the heavy ruts of his big lkey out Perhaps this last had some- town grew There was saw and ham- ¬ finished and placed in jars for winter wagon wheels ran suspiciously close to thing to do with Kiahs increased en- ¬ spiring about the sound of on the use blow straggling tumble down Tilly ergy in log hauling for though the mer and thestationof red paint the Though it is used by all classes of persquat The women did fence years went by he was still at the same little else but gab and gossip and the sons it is more necessary to the poor little It was one early morning as Heze old bovs business men either laid off work in a body or than to the rich for the latter can make gossijis who always knew more took turn about in watching the prog use of the fresh tomatoes preserved in kiah was making his first trip for the The day that he had seen Maria with a blue than other people said it was a down- ¬ ress of the building over at New Town tins Tomatoes may be tinned whole sun bonnet on her head and a narrow right shame that old man Burnet had reporting to the rest of the settlement as we know from those usually imported fchort skirted blue and white checked never given Kiah a chance to do some- after nightfall Into England from America But in frock treading slowly up and down the thing for himself All of this stir and excitement had Italy the fruit is usually passed through The ol man mought a give Kiah a its effect upon Kiah and Bia along with a sieve the pulp then being placed crumbly brown rows dropping cotton seed So sliding down from his pre- strip er Ian an a mule an a cow any ¬ the rest With all the lumber needed in tins which are immediately soldered carious seat on the long wagon pole how an sorter let the boy a felt he Burnets mill was kept busy from day- ¬ down and then put in boiling water for Hezekiah had cracked his long whip at had some chanst to start with a little light until dark and Kiah found no five minutes The cost of a small tin the lazy oxen to urge them up the lane scrap er sump nother to call his own time to slip down from his wagon and is half a franc so it is as a rule beyond alone leaned his lank elbows in their Hits dog mean er ol Burnet to keep the give Bia a lift with the late cotton pick- ¬ tie means of the poor Chambers This is what ing Perhaps that is why he stayed Journal Jblue striped sleeves on the top of the bov under like he done one of the most highly respected gos longer than usual one Sunday after ¬ rickety rail fence for a moment and A OOG TRAVELER said as the girl came up close to him siis had been heard to remark where noon when he went to see Bia and talk Better lemme drap a row fur you upon another of the same ilk though to lkey and Mrs Tilly He stayed so Daclisliniiil Tli ut Has Covered 40000 next in rank had said Taa Uliles in Four Years long in fact that Mrs Tilly having ex- ¬ Leastwise the ol man mought a hausted her usual flow of conversation Dont keer ef I do Kiah she had One of the most traveled dogs on rec- ¬ up an died at a decent age fur he must succumbed under the soporific influence ord is Donnie II a answered flipping one gray iinty seed n dach ¬ from her handful up into his grinning be turned er 70 an lef Kiah his own of her steady dipping and fell asleep shund which is exhibited in London man Jfo all the pith o youth is sapped in the chimney corner He stayed so Donnie is the rjroperty of an officer in freckled face Then Mviah had put his two big outen them big lcose jintcd bones er long that lkey who had slipped out the the English army Capt MacMahon and freckled hands on the top rail of the hisn back door saddled his mule and ridden in a life of a little more than four years Sometimes I gits out er all patience away came back at dusk to find him has traveled some 40000 miles S000 fence and swung himself clear of the tangle of vines and weeds in the cor- ¬ with Kiah a not standin up fur his still sitting and shelling peanuts of them on horseback He has trav- ¬ be- ¬ ner down beside the girl as she stood own sef mo then I reckon taint y Been over to New Town said Ikefv ersed land and sea crossed deserts and holden er me to judge him when them in a hoarse whisper lest he should dis ¬ mountain ranges and been with his ankle deep in the mellow earth and side by side they had marched to the as ought to aint never gin him no en- ¬ turb the old woman as he stooped down master a participant m many deeds of couragement end of the rows in silence and felt in the ashes for a handful of endurance and adventure Look like them oxens goin power ¬ Thatso we all know Kiahs a good peanuts Tell yer things air boomin Donnie was born September IS 1S92 ful fas aint they Ria he had said boy nain better in the settlement and over that a way Kiah in England and when seven months old when they reached the other side of the maybe so if Bia had a been a little mo Say they air said Kiah tilting his wassent to Capt MacMahon in India fi demandin of him Kiah hed a been chair back and running his hands into by friends The journey first by sea t JT any rate his pockets - Dont know but what they is Iviah a little more respondm then by land through Sind to Belu 14 hit would have pestered me fourth Sun ¬ the girl had answered peering through That they air lkey went on chistan during a time of great heat the fence cracks at the receding wagon day after fourth Sunday these 20 years Tell yer that there land agent hes was the first test of the puppys enduras the oxen swung slowly on up the when church raeetin was over an Kiah a hustler ance He stood it well and soon be ¬ would come up an ax Biah ef so be as hill Say he air Kiah ventured again gan his journeys on horseback a mode She was still peering when Kiah over- ¬ he mought glong home with her to running his hands still further into his of traveling to which he seemed to take took the team by and by but when he hear the gal say in that same onexpectin iockets naturally He accompanied his master Dont keer ef you do cracked his whip and turned back to tone o hern Yes sir that agent hes a reglar oii long riding tours through Zhob and pvt look down the lane Kiah ducked her Kiah hustler from Hustleville said lkey other parts of Beluchistan to Simla Yesm thats so but maybe Bia aint who had found a good deal of time to and from Peshawur to Cabul head among the weeds and waited till iiJlost nothin by not bein forward an too loaf about Xew Town and picked up its the Apgon was out of sight In the spring of lS94Capt MacMahon expect in Hits wuth sumpn to a gal news and its slang By the time the cotton was up and had was appointed British commissioner oC Tell yer what hes goin ter do He the Beluch Afghan boundary commisbegun to show its little thick round nowadays to keep her dig nity an Bia fleshy leaves in green straggly lines certnly is proud Pity some er the oth ¬ says the roadll be through bv Chris sion and took Donnie with him through along tlie crest of the brown rows Uia er vounger ones wasnt er little less for mas an hes iixin up fer a big bar the Gomal valley to the Afghan fron becue that day when the first train tier Here dog and master remained had grown to look for Kiahs wagon as warder than what Kiah and Bia is Thas so an they do say that Kiah gits here Folks are comin from Sparty for more than a year enduring together it crept slowly up the lane in the early morning and to count upon his lift had the strenk to stan agin his father an down on the railroad from fur up as extremes of heat and cold hardship and Homer Hes goin to git some lawyers privation Then came another horsewith her chopping and hoeing time one time You dont sav here fum Minden to make speeches an back journey through India and a voy- ¬ brought him still with increasing regu- ¬ Yesm Seems sef the ol man had a the Baptis preacher fum Mount Leb ¬ age from Bombay to England Later larity But after awhile when the long- sum- min to hire a boy to drive the log wagon anon an hes got posters struck off an a return to India again and a journe mer days stretched and hardened the an meant Kiah to stay round the mill stuck up tellin that hell give a ten- - through the southern part of the countender green plant into the hardy stalk an run one er the rip saws But then acre lot with a two room frame house try something of a pleasure trip this and the cotton was laid by to wait an thar Kiah made th stan Git who an thow in a mule to boot to any time Capt MacMahon being on the the blossom time and the swelling and you please to hep at the mill pa he- couple thatll come to Xew Town an staff of the viceroy This was followed the bursting of the balls Kiah looked says but as fur me I drives the log git married that day at the barbecue by more travels and hardships in the Yes sir thats what hes offerin an wilds of Afghanistan and a trip to the in vain for Ilias blue sun bonneted wagon You dont say hit taint no po folks offer nuther Persian boundarj Dog and master are head among the tangle of dewy morn ¬ 8j Yes but in course Kiah kep to the log Ten acres dont seem no big slice er Ian now both in England ing glories in the field The first week Donnie is a most expert equestrian dragged away heavily and his fathers wagon case the road lay by the Tilly but 1 tell you a sight er potatoes an peas place an he could contrivate to see Bia an turnips an collards kin grow on ten With his hindquarters against his mascolding- at the mill over the scant pile of logs that told his task made it seem an hip her out with the fieP work ¬ acre an sich as thatll come in mighty sters thigh and occasionally leaning It is true that the gossips further re- handy fur the hotel an railroad folks against his body for support he rides all the heavier But Sunday afternoon came at length and found Kiah at- ¬ lated that old man Burnet himself had Yes sir bedog gon ef I aint a min to without even a steadying hand The accept the set refused hunt me a gal ol as I am an horse may walk trot canter or gal- ¬ tired in a freshly washed shirt much said Kiah hadlog hauler to rip sawyer put out aanbid to in elevation from fur that house an lot Id lop but the dog is not disturbed He too large and blue cottonade trousers because the boy was too dog gone lazy start out right now ef the ol mule even maintains a perfect equanimity much too short sitting on the steps of to drive ducks to water warnt so tired the Tillys rickety back gallery eating quires no effort even for abut as it re be 1 better go Beckon though may- ¬ during a reasonably difficult jump to feed her an wait tell Chicago Tribune peaches with the boys Ilias brothers drive ducks to water and lazy man no mawnin there is Ike3r and Mose and Pete As for Kias similarity between that occupation and Kiah waited till lkey had closed the Ciliiet Afjes self she sat beside her mother on a lit- ¬ runnig a rip saw in the sole mill of a- door then At the beginning of President Clevbringing the chair down on tle narrow sagging bench under the I pretty good sized settlement it is pos its four legs again he pulled his long elands second administration the ages water shelf feeling shv without her sun of his cabinet were as that the gossips were right in legs up and bonnet and her hoe Between frequent sible assumxitiou of Kiahs reason for hand trouserdrew a paper from his left of the members 01 Carlisle 5S Her pocket follows G reshan dippings and frequent spittings that their ¬ 42 Bissell 40 Olney Heres that yit the summer air with keen resonance refusing the elevation If he had noth- talkin bout there poster lkey wasa bert 59 Lamont ing better to offer Bia than he daily he said slowly handing 56 Smith 38 Morten Gl Aggregate in her effort to steer clear of the little help of his two big hands at least that the glaring yellow and black bill to 423 average not quite 53 The ages oi chicken trough that sprawled in a counted for something in the meager Bia the members of Mr McKin leys cabinet soggy pool in the yard below Mrs Tilly sum of her years toil The girl read it slowly leaning for are as follows Sherman 74 Gage 61 kept conversation going asking Kiah Well in all the 20 years of its lag ¬ ward to catch the dim light that came in Long 59 Alger CI Gary 04 McCook how his ma was if she had put off many ging process there had been in the the little window Aggre52 Mclvenna 54 Wilson 02 chickens anddid the minks and hawks neighborhood nothing more exciting 61 At the Sposin we try fur that house an gate 487 average not quite pester much up his way Once during for the gossips to talk over than Kiahs lot Bia VHi he said as she handed the beginning of the McKinley administra the afternoon Mviah ventured to peel a courtship But suddenly a faint edho poster back to him tum the head of but one department Gt- epeach that seemed bigger and better from the world outside became vibrant The old woman raised her head from yvjll be a younger man than was his prethan the rest and handed it dripping in the slack atmosphere of the little the chimney jamb spat clear off the decessor at the beginning of the present and juicy on the broad blade of his settlement One little1 linger as it were andirons into the big bank of ashes administration the department of jus fc knife to Bin ot life and civilization seemed pointing beyond and settled to her dozing again tice Mr McCook is the only member t i Dont you want this here one Bia toward the neighborhood tilling its in- ¬ Dont keer ef I do Kiah said the of the McKinley cabinet who is younger he asked blushing all over his broad habitants full of vague apprehensive girl as the wistful look faded from her fihaii Mr McKinley himself Buffalo freckled face longings that by and by the whole land eyes forever Philadelphia Times Courier ef I do Kiah the girl would reach out and drag them and the Dont keer Soeiefy Notes had said and she ate the peach tenta ¬ little settlement out into the great A penny for your thoughts he T young Dudely who tively looking- away oft across the fields world itself said at 1130 p m when there was a a Nellie is you so much attentionhas of paying oeen to the blue smirch of distant pine trees Karly one morning some one had seen lull in the conversation There Avas surveyors with instruments and chain suspicious tramping on the floor 4ip late a young man of brains asiced Mr beyond fihafiic sternly Well the next Sunday and the next taking mysterious bearings of the set- ¬ stuirs just then and she said Well no idea I have only met him found Kiah eating peaches with the tlement from the hilltops that sur- ¬ I was thinking that it would be worth in 1 have Tammany Times society hoys on the Tillys back gallery and so rounded it That Mas the first ominous a dollar to you to know the old mans Vliat It Mist Have Been Atchison Globe im for every Sunday thereafter till the pointing of the finger and by apd by thoughts upstairs were white and cotton picking came men on horseback who wanted to j Klsie Pred confessed his love far me fields he saw Bia know about the pine lands on the hill- ¬ A South Carolina man has 40 acres iast night commenced Then though and helped along mightily sides and the cypress lands in the of tea plants The shrubs are about v jack who adores her Confessed every day shbuhl call it honstiiig--Bvook- Syith hisbigr hands in Tilling the long swamps and before the sleepy little three feel high and planted in rows m Life icotton sack that trailed behind her settlement had fully awakened to what J sjx feet apart V K - 1 - - Be W- t r strapped to her frail shoulders by that time had gotten used to going to see the boys on Sunday and during the fall and winter would sit with them around the fire peeling sugar cane for Bia or shelling great handfuls of goobers that browned and parched amid the ashes on the wide hearth Mrs Tilly still manipulated the conversation between dips having much ado to spit clear of the andirons into the bank of ashes that climbed up in the chimney corner Thus had passed the first year of Kiahs courtship and in all the 20 of them that followed the gossips had been able to detect no difference The only change had been perhaps that Kiah himself had grown bigger and broader and more shambling in his gait the freckles on his face were hidden by the sandy beard that straggled over it like weeds in a neglected fence corner after the fall frosts but nothing could hide the blush that mounted to his cheek the same now as it had done that first Sunday afternoon when he peeled the first peach for Bia Asf or the girl her ¬ self she had grown a little taller and a littlemore slender perhaps there was a shade more wistf ulness in her blue eyes when she looked across the fields to the smirch of pine hills beyond perharjs sometimes there was a touch of asperity in her voice when she said Dont keer ef I do Tviah but that was ¬ - GEO WDAVIS DEJSSR IN THE PAGE COILED SPRINfl W0FE5 Farniture Window Shades Etc Oil WIRE FENCE Cloths Carpets Mattresses ¬ Special attention given to Undertak ing and Repairing s nr I y j- j -- I i f E2Bw Main Street - Paris Ky MILLER COLLINS Agents Paris Kentucky - 11 1 W O HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance THE VERY BEST OliO -- RELIABLE PROMPT- PAYING ¬ NON UNION HOTEL REED Short St Bet Broadway and Mill1 This is a smcoth fence that will turn any kind of stock It is made from the best hard steel drawn specially for th purpose HOW Tr IS MADE large steel wires forming tho The horizontal oars are first coiled around a inch rod thus practically becoming COILED SPRINGS their entire length These are securely tied together by lo cross bars to tho rod The cross barf are best quality of annealed wire wrapped three timei galyanized around each horizontal bar ready for business below as cheerfully as it takes a new grip for 90 in the shade gently but firmly persuades a runaway team to reconsider its action An unruly bull is safe as a canary in it3 cage it saith unto the festive hog thus far shalt The fierce wind and drifting thou go snow pass by and it heeds them not There is no terror in the locomotive spark The trespasser is not led into temptation and the rail stealers The hired man and is gone the lagging tramp alike scorn it proffer- ¬ ed shade Like the model housewife when well supported it is always neat and tidy ccupation I r - - LEXINGTON Ky James Connors - Being a - - Proprietor is self regulator itup always for 30 slacks ITS ADVANTAGES ¬ Rates 2 And t 250 Per Day One hundred good rooms Electric lights hot and cold oaths barker shop and Postal telegraph office etc 21jy96 t ly TREES ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ FULL GrapeFruit and Ornamental Vines Small Fruits Asparagus and everything for the Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- ¬ ploy no agents Try us on prices and see the difference between those of a grower and dealer Catalogue on ajv plication to H F HILLENMEYER 20oct Lexington Ky TREES JFLTJU 1896 stock of tr va ¬ THREE POSTS to the 100 FEET Economy is not our sole object in placing posts for farm fence at the un¬ usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart Farmers say the closer the posts the That may apply to better the fence common fences but depending largely on its elasticity we fsefeb the long panel For cemeteries lawns yards etc they should of course be nearer 12 to 20 feet is not objectionable We have completed and are now building a lot of this fence for Bourbon farmers and you can examine into it merits for yourself Estimates cheerfully furnished You may put up the posts and we will build the fence or we will contract to do the whole job If you are needing any fence see us We will save you money and still build you the best fence made Respectfully COLLINS MILLER posts vi ¬ ¬ black-and-ta- Paris Ky v The Page Wire fence In Bourbon iteld-at-vyt- str ¬ T ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ - - - ¬ 10 cents cent Playing cards orange cent Proprietary blue imperforatclo cents cent Proprietarybluepart perforatelO cents 2 cent Proorietaryorangef ull pefrote15 cents 3 cent Playing cardgreenimperforateS2 3 cent playing cardgreenf ull pcrrto20 cents 3 cent Telegraph green imperforate10 cents 4 cent Playing cardviolet perforate50 cents 4 cent Proprietary violetpart perfoatelO cents 10 cents 5 cent Express red imperforate 10 cents 5 cent Playing card red perforate 10 cents 5 ceut Proprietary perforate 6 cent Proprietary orange perforateS5 10 cent Bill of Ladingblue linperfotelo cents 10 cent Bill of Ladingbluepart perte15 cqnts 0 cents 2o cent Bond imperforate 40 cent Inland Exchangeimperforate75 cents 50 cent Probate of Will imperforatcSl25 70 cent Foreign exchangegrcenimateflO centn SI 51 Life Insurance imperforate 2 2 2 Woven Wire Fence on my farm for about eighteen months and am well pleased with it It has proved to be all that havo trained a reputation by honest and square dealing There la none in tho world that can equal that is claimed for it It turns all kindi In mechanical construction durability of working parts fineness of finish beauty In appearance or has of stock and is as tight as it was the day as many improvements as the NEW HOME it was put up and has stood some severe WRITE FOR CIRCULARS tests A horse of one of my neighbors The New Home Sewing Machine Co fell across the fence a few months ago Change Mass BostoxMabs 28 Union Square NY and was not taken off for several hours Chicago III St Louis Ho Dallas Texas but when taken off the fence went back SanFkanoiscoCal Atlanta Ga FOR SALE 8Y to its place all right with the exception of a few staples During the storm of WINN Paris Ky COOK April 24th a good sized tree was blown across the fence and bent it down to the II S REfflUE STAMPS WAMTE9 ground As soon as the tree was cast off the fence went up all right and wai BY as good as ever with the exception of T X Green County Clerk Mt Olivet Ky one broken wire and a few staples ouH I want to buy for cash the following U S of place Revenues either canceled or uncanceled at I am so well pleased with the fenc the prices annexed when stamps are sent In that I am going to put up more of it good condition JSczch Respectfully right away 5 cents 1 cent Express red Imperforate Wm Becraft 5my tf 1 cent Express red part perforate 5 cents 1 cent Playing Cards red imperforatc50 cents 1 oent Playing cardsredpart perforate30 cents 1 cent Proprietaryredpart perforate10 cents 50 cents 1 cent Telegraph red imperforate 2 cent Bank Cneck bluepart perforate 5 cents We are prepared to furnish at rea- ¬ 5 cents sonable prices locust posts by the car- ¬ 2 cent Certificate blue imperforate 2 cent Certificate blue full perforate10 cents Delivered at your nearest rail- ¬ 2 cent Certificateorangef ull perforatelO cents load n cents road station 2 cent Express blue imperforate 10 cents 2 cent Express blue part perforate MILLER COLLINS 2 cent Playing cardsblueimperforate50 MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE for a mere songr Buy from reliable manufacturers -- Do not be deceived by allnrlai advertisements and think you can gettho Destniade finest finish and mim Millersburg Ky May 4 95 Messrs Miller Collins Agents Gentlemen I have had the Page Paris Kentucky - 4 LOCUST POSTS cents CLOTHES CL BEPlK J i - department Work done on short notice Our prices are lower than others and we will do your work right PARIS FURNISHING AND a first class have WEcleaning employed to takepressing experienced tailor charge of our repairing and 2 -- 1 TAILORING CO SI Manifest imperforate SI ¬ 1 00 Passage Ticket imperforate 1 30 Foreign exchangeorauge 1 90 Foreign Exchange maroon 3 50 Inland Exchange imperforate 5 00 Probate of Will imperforate 20 00 Probate of Will imperforate 1 30 Blue and Black 1 60 Blue and Black Mortgage full perforate SI 2 5 3 l 10 H S STOUT Manager 24mar tf imate I 50 On 4 00 o 00 7 00 30 00 1 50 W W DUDLEY BILL POSTERS PARIS KY C05 wt - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ cent Black and Green proprietary 5 cents u cents 0 cent Black and Green proprietary 10 cent Black and Green proprietary- - 5 f0 sent Black a- d Green proprietary 3 1 00 Black and Green proprietary 5 00 15 00 6 00 Black and Green proprietary lalso wish to buy old canceled postage stamps and stamped envelopes of any and all denominations from 18 10 to 1575 for which 1 will pay liberal prices Address T L GREEN Comity Clerk Mt Olivet Ky Notf The above named stamps can be found on Deeds Mortgages Notes Receipts Agreements Bank Check etc from lbGl to 1875 also on Proprietary Medicines Matches etc Tne foregoing ofler is genuine made n good faith and will be carried out to the let- ¬ ter in every instance when I receive the stamps I have mentioned in good order Reference Mt Olivet Deposit Bank or any official of Robertson county T L Gresw County Clerk 5 - 2 00 - All Kinds of Posting Promptly Attended To i Distributing JStc t v TOWN LOT FOR SALE ft i - months 42ixll0 foot lot in William ad- OL dition well located vvmuesoiu at low price on four payments one fourth casli balance in three equal pay- ¬ ments at six twelve and eighteen A News Paris Ky Address L L care Thh- t -- - - BS VJ i - -- 9KAaiijfl rTltn4 tjlll VtM 11 al IATlt htd3 - acna M1a vrcrabaut Un llA MA W -- i tmtll W -- i -- - X A t 5j VA -- AtMtT Si85Sg3f iSSitniwS0U ttttB3Sr iv kaJmLiL AAm Ji raf ect and bfeat catalogue we everDubllihed - the YalS xl Liiinaini ii rtmi r Mir TS5 xiAiuiA nitn IjH plki a in ulainJiMi OHIO AE w niTYr M4 vis t1 Ji viX This is Jj lane- - fec V4 t W P E- - a THE BOTTBON NEWS THE FARMING WORLD Piazza greenhouse How to Utilize MARCH 19 1897 it az m7m3 5- A i ii rr FORCING THE COWS On Monday the 15th Harold Marquisee of Thousands of farm houses have piaz- ¬ Utica 2s Y was arrested in Syracuse N A Prnctice Wliieli Has Many Argu ¬ zas upon the sunny side that might be Y on a warrant sworn out by the Dr Wil ments in Its Favor utilized for both pleasure and profit in liams Medicine Co charging him with forgIt is an interesting- question and one the winter Such utilization moreover ery On the 15th of December Marquisee worthy of some thought how far we would entail no great expense outside visited a photo engraver in Syracuse say ing he was the representative of the Dr may force the cow when seeking for a of the small amount of home carpenter- ¬ Williams Medicine Co and arranged for the big- yield of milk or butter and ing that would be required are There making of a full set of plates for the direc¬ whether such forcing- is ultimately de- two or three points to be considered tion sheets labels etc of the famous Dr sirable There exists a prejudice against when making a piaut room of a piazza Williams Pink Pills for Pale People News of this reached the home office and no time forcing- at all and this prejudice is not First as to floors The ordinary pi ¬ was lost in arranging for his arrest when he without foundation as the premature azza has no tigiit underpinning to keep should return for the plates He returned death of some cows that have been out the cold Usually it has only lat¬ on the loth and was accordingly arrested forced Tip to the limit testifies It is tice work while the floor also is usu ¬ and is now in jail in Syracuse awaiting examination which occurs on March 2d argued that this high feeding weakens ally more or less open It would be no This arrest proves to be an important ¬ the constitution of the cow and soon- great trouble to lay a new matched one In addition to various plunder such er or later must tell on her general floor over the few feet of space to be as medical books typewriters rugs etc health This may all be true but there occupied by the plant room Then found in Marquisees trunk when arrested the police also found counterfeit coin both is another side to the question that is jn the trunk and on his person and in a sometimes overlooked No one denies search of his apartments in Utica found a that the daughter of a cow giving 15 complete outfit for counterfeiting consistpounds of milk will in her turn give ing of crucibles beltows nickel ture lead bismuth antimony a small blacksmith a cow more batter than the daughter of Plat iron bars were first substituted forge a charcoal furnace and several that gives only three And as the cow for this temporary strip of wood in molds The United States mar15 pounds of butter and the that makes 173S and about 30 years later cast iron shals want him just as soon as Dr Williams cow that makes three pounds were bars were forged for that purpose Medicine Co are through with him and no descended from the same These cast iron bars were each five feet doubt he will be sentenced for a long pecow the question arises What makes long four inches wide and one and riod selecting Dr Williams Pink Pills for In the difference Breed is answered three quarter inches thick with holes his counterfeiting operations he showed his But breed is after all only generations for spikes to secure them to the wrood knowledge of the proprietary medicine busipills for such of feed and care so we find that it is Toward the close of the eighteenth cen ¬ ness they theseeasily are inat anygreat demand that sold are store in by this same forcing- in feeding that the tury the practice was adopted of cast-¬ the United States His scheme drug to work was cow has been brought up from a yield A PIAZZA GREENHOUSE ing the rails with a perpendicular ledge the country druggists and sell his imita of three pounds of butter to a yield of cover the lattice work around the base on the outer edge to prevent the wheels tions at a discount of from2percentto5per 15 In other words the 15 pound cow of the piazza with heavy resin sized or from leaving the track Subsequently cent explaining the reduced price by the tact that had picked in has had her organs developed so that tarred building paper tacking it tight¬ the ledge was transferred to the inner lots and at he discount fromthem up whosmall a dealers were she will turn a larger quantity of feed ly and bank with evergreen brush side of the rail overstocked By working fast and making long jumps have secured into butter than will the cow whose an- ¬ Now as to the outer walls The greater It was not until 1789 that the present hundreds of he Would a short time many The dollars in cestors have not received this extra nart must of course be of glass but it type of rail and car wheel appeared proprietors of Dr Williams Pink Pills are care This forcing not only makes the is not advisable to have the sash ex- ¬ Planged rails and flat wheels were dis ¬ most fortunate to have caught the rogue becow receiving this treatment give more tend to the iloor Prom the piazza rail carded and the flange transferred to fore he had fairly started and to have thus milk btit by reason of her development down let the wall be of matched board- ¬ the tire of the wheels Mr Jesup intro- ¬ kept these spurious goods out of the market her calves are able to give more milk ing Along the front this should be duced at that period rails cast in A womans idea of a man good and true Now the question arises How far screwed to the inside of the rail Sash lengths of 15 feet with the top 1 is one who on Sunday afternoon reads to may Ave go with the forcing process to fit any opening can now be bought inches wide They were of the fish his child the little paper it received at SunWe force one cow and by reason of the very cheap It is desirable that com- ¬ belly pattern deeper in the middle than day school that day Atchison Globe forcing her calf can stand more forci- munication with this plant room be at the ends After various experiments ng- than she could or the calf has great ¬ from a living room rather than by a it was found advisable to set the ends State of Ohio City of Toledo ss Lucas County er capacity for turning- feed into but- ¬ hall door so it may be found desirable of the rails in cast iron chairs which Frank J Cheney makes oath that he is the ter than had her mother and if she is to cut down a window and make a door were bolted to the wooden or stone senior partner of the firm of F J Cheney Co business in the forced her calf in turn has a still great- ¬ of it This will obviate the necessity ties and into which secured by a key County doing State aforesaid ciiy of Toledo and and that said er capacity of having a door in the outside tempo- ¬ or wedges Cast iron however proved firm will pay the sum of One Hundred Dollars for each and every case It is not hard to remember when a rary petitions to be too brittle for the passage of cannot be cured bv the use ofof catarrh that Halls Catarrh horse was fast that could go at a The heating of such a plant room can heavy loads at high rates of speed and Cure FRANK J CHENEY 240 gait but now we are getting be done in a number of ways but the about the year 1820 malleable iron was Sworn to before me subscribed in my mighty close to a 200 gait and simplest and most satisfactory for the substituted and the length of the rails presence this 6th dav andDecember A D of 1886 we cannot say that the limit has been average farmhouse will probably be by was increased A W GLEASON Seal Notary Public yet reached So it seems reasonable to the use of an oil stove These little The idea of using steam as a motive Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and ¬ suppose that the limit of milk produc g-room oil heaters have been so power on the tramways in the English acts directly on the blood and mucous surtion in a cow has not yet been reached greatly improved and made so reason- ¬ collieries was first broached by James faces of the svstem Send for testimonials free F J CHENEY CO Toledo 0 and if occasionally a cow that has not able in price that they will be found 1784 when he applied for a Sold by druggists 75c a good constitution is somewhat hurt wonderfully convenient for just such Watt in Halls Family Pills are the best In 1804 by overfeeding yet it is onfy-- by forcing use as this Care should be taken patent for a steam carriagelocomotive Trevethick built a that we can hope to increase the milk however to get a make in which the Richardwhich was tried upon the Mer A girl from a big town alvajrs wears her engine party dresses cut too low in the neck to producing cajacity of the cow to its flame wiil not crawl up and smoke Tydvil railway in Wales and please the people in the smaller towns she thyr fullest extent National Stockman if left by itself The accompanying il which drew wagons containing ten tons visits lustration gives a suggestion as to the of coal each at a rate of five miles an CARE OF DAIRY HERD Letters from Farmers making of a plant room upon a piazza hour W Hassell WTilson in his Bail In South and North Dakota relating Palatalility of Feed Has Mticli to Do Of course piazzas differ in shape but way History says that in 1S12 Blen their own personal experience in those AvitJx the MiJlc Flow the same principle of treatment will kinsops engines began running between states have been published in pamphlet The feed must be sound We can ¬ apply to nearly all cases Make all as Middleton St Paul a dis form by the Chicago Milwaukee extremely and as these letters are not feed musty moldy hay or decayed tight as possible then an oil stove wiil tance of 3 collieries and Leeds miles and continued in Piway finely illusand feed and keep the cows sjstem in order give sufficient heat to keep the plants in use for several years being- the first in- Tit resting copy the pamphlet isany address will be sent to trated one and produce perfect milk I have had health Oransre Judd Parmer stance of the regular employment- of on receipt of two cent postage stamp Apply trouble from feeding moldy hay from to Geo H Heafford steam locomotives for commercial pur- Agent 410 Old ColonyGeneral Passenger SMALL FRUIT CULTURE Building Chicago top of stack and bottom of mows poses It was in 1S14 that George Ste- 111 from feeding moldy ground feed and How to Secure an Ample Supply ol phensons first steam engine was placed Tiee Berries for Home Use is also from feeding decayed silage says The word the Killing worth railway It drew worse than theentertained half aoverworked dozen chilmother of Thayer of Sparta Wis on tons at M A Mr Gurler Many dairymen expose 30 the rate of four miles an hour dren Atchison Globe too jnuch surface at one time in their writes the Western Plowman as fol- mpon an incline of one foot 450 Imsilos so much that they cannot keep lows Mature plans for the season se- - provements in locomotivesin followed Very Lovi Rate Excnrsions to the ahead of decay In constructing a silo lectyour plants order them early and gradually When the Stockton Dar West and South plan to have no more than eigiit sur- ¬ let this be your first work in the spring lington railway was opened for public On April 6 and 20 the North Western Line face feet per cow to be fed exposed at One quarter acre of good land set with use in 1S25 one of Stephensons loco- will sell Home Seekers excursion tickets with favorable time limits to numerous once Make the compartments of such proper varieties and well cultivated motives drew a composed of 22 points in the West and South at exception- train size that this object will be secured should produce from 20 to 40 bushels of wagons filled with passengers inforand 12 ally low rates For tickets and full NorthOne point we must be always looking nice berries every season This would wagons loaded with coal making a to mation apply to agents Chicago after is palatability We cannot expect give an ordinary family fresh berries tal weight of about 90 tons including western Railway u cow to do profitable work with food every day in the season and a liberal A mans importance cannot be deterthe engine and tender an average that she does not like or relish We supply of canned xreserved or dried speed of about five milesat hour but mined by the number of initials before his an can by neglecting this matter secure during the entire year Plants for such attaining a maximum rate of Vi miles name Atchison Globe no profit from cows that would with a garden may be purchased direct from Fits stopped free and permanently cured X Y Times No fits after first days use of Dr Klines proper treatment produce 300 pounds a reliable grower for 10 or 15 and Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle of butter per annum There does not should include the following varieties DRIFTS FOR SIX YEARS itreatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa j year iiass that I do not have this 300 strawberry plants early medium point impressed upon my mind by my and late 100 blackberry plants early Iteiuarlcalile Voyage of a Derelict oh George describes the girl he is engaged own experience and also bj the ex- and late 50 black raspberry plants tlie Atlantic to as a perfect vision Yes And his sister Indianapolis Journal perience of many of my patrons The early and late 50 red raspberry plants After a career unparalleled in the says she is a sight average dairyman does not commence early and late 75 currants red and history of maritime affairs the derelict Time counts health gains A quick sure cutting his hay as early as he ought white early and late 25 gooseberry schooner Wyer G Sargent abandoned cure St Jacobs Oil for sprains three at sea March 31 1S91 in latitude 3442 neither does he cut his corn as earlj early and late IS grapes Disappointments are wings that bear the as he should to secure the best results varieties early Multiply this list by longitude 7440 while bound here with soul skyward four for one acre or by 20 for five acres a cargo of lumber her crew being res ¬ We should not blame the cow for our mistakes neither for our ignorance and you have the right proportion for cued by the schooner H E Thompson When bilious or costive eat a Cascaret we do not know how to feed and a continuous supply of different vari- after battling with the storms of the candy cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 25c If care for her intelligently let us learn eties for market purposes Good berries Atlantic for nearly six years has many crises in There are If Ave know how and do not do it we may be grown on any soil asandy ¬ drifted ashore on the uninhabited island average love almost as there have beenthe in affairs as comof Conception one of the most danger the rule of the sultan of Turkey deserve to be kicked by the cow until clay muck loam gravel or provided the ous of the Bahamas and there will end each of bination we promise tc do as well as we know well her days She is shattered and covered same be highly fertilized Sudden weather changes bring rhcuma Western Plowman tism St Jacobs Oil makes prompt cure drained and thoroughly cultivated with barnacles Her cargo of lumber Jarly fruits are usually most desirable long ago has been emptied into the sea GOOD BUTTER CARRIER Borrowed trouble demands large interest and light soils with southern exposure through her capsizing but her stout Chicago Standard Just the Thinp for Dairymen Who are best adapted for that purpose hull is still held together as firmly as Have Private Customers Light soils however require heavy fer- ¬ THE MARKETS Many dairymen either put up their tilizing more mulch in summer are the day on which she was launched at Sedgwick Me in 1SS1 pound prints in the form of bricks more liable to injury by drought and Cincinnati March 18 This most remarkable career just LIVE 3 00 wrapped in parchment paper or in a X3roduce lighter crops Clay soil must STOCK CattlecommonS 2 50 ended has for years past attracted the 3 S5 b 4 60 Select butchers broader flatter rectangular form with be well drained is more difiicult to pre attention of shipping men all over 5 75 CALVE Pair the KOGS Commonto good light 5 25 3 75 quarter pound divisions marked off in pare mature later crops and not so 3 5 world as her erratic courses about the 3 83 fit 3 95 Mixed packers a favorable for winter protection it These are difficult to lift out of The 4 00 3 80 Light for 4 25 box when once packed snugly in it A ideal berry ground should be 1 a rich Atlantic were on months most accu SHEEP shippers 3 75 thoice 2ately plotted the pilot charts issued LAMBi Good to choice 5 3o 5 CO handy plan is shown in the sketch The sandy loam with clay subsoil 2 a by the hydrographic 3 70 3 40 department at FLOUR Winter family 91 dark loam or gravelly loam mixed with Washington Her drift was indeed more GRAIN 3 Wheat No 2 rod 90 w No red clay and a clay subsoil all having a singular than that- - of the famous old 2 Corn No 2 mixed or eastern slope Any of these schooner W L White which although southerly W 3l RyeNo mixed soils will make good berry gar ¬ abandoned in the same locality drifted HAY Prime 2to choice U 75 11 25 9 8i4 ma- ¬ ashore ten months afterward at the PROVIS10NS Mess pork dens by applying good barnyard T 4 0a Lurd Prime steam nure which contains all the essential Hebrides islands off the northwest 9 W dalrc JJ creamery Prime to choice elements required When such manure coast of Scotland r a0 123 APPLES Per bbl cannot be obtained then commercial 110 The Sargent in about three months POTATOES Per bbl fertilizers rich in nitrogen and potash from the date of her abandonment NEW YORK 4R0 4 35 should be applied Avoid low flat land reached the center of the North Atlan FLOUR Winter patent 88 GRAIN WheatNo northn unless oinder drained it is usually cold tic Here she drifted about in a most fc9 No 2 red HANDY- BUTTER CARRIER 9 late and more subject to frosts Avoid peculiar and erratic manner for some CORN No 2 mixed 21 OATS Mixed 9 50 9 00 box opens at the side and has shelves steep hillsides as being more subject to time until October 32 1S92 when she PORK New mess 4 4a out Each shelf has a drought and wash of soil by severe got into the Sargasso sea and expe- LARD Western to slide in and CHICAGO rienced shipmasters do not doubt that rectangular opening in the center so rains 4 50 4 FEOUR Winter patents in this sea she remained until carried GRAIN Wheat Nc 2 red Slungliter of Animals 83Ja that when the row of bricks is laid 846 73 74a Two Maine game wardens who have out of its influence by unusually fierce Na 2 Chicago soringabout the opening the edge of each 235 CORN No 2 2iS a little over the open ¬ been wandering through the woods on easterly gales this last winter brick will project 16S OATS No 2 8 70 8 C The theory is that the Sargent after PORK Mess ing One can thus lift out a pound of snowshoes bring back to Augusta 4 15 LARD Steam butter easily because he can get his great stories about the slaughter of being freed from the Sargasso sea fingers beneath it A shelf can thus be moose caribou and deer They say that came down to the southward and west FLOUR FamiiyBALTIMORE 4 25 4 60 88 removed from the box and carried to in many places they found deer caught ward with the trade winds and cur Grain Whet No 2 27 27tf Corn Mixed xhe customers door and the customer in rope nooses suspended along paths rents as did several other derelicts 23 22ft Oits Mixed The Sargent was 309 tons registered LAKD Relined allowed to pick up the number of frequented by the animals and at sev ¬ ll 50 16 85 pounds desired It is best for the eral lodging camps evidences of ruth ¬ was built in Se dgwick Me 1G years PORK vless- quality 4 20 3 80 OAITLE First They ago She was 31 feet long 31 feet HOSs Western seller not to handle the butter at all in less slaughter were discovered 4 15 4 00 presence of the customer even report that moose are scarce and will beam and liys ee deep Her cargc the INDIANAPOLIS 83 though it be paper covered Orange soon be exterminated if striugent laws consisted of about 350000 feet of lum GRAIN Wheat No 2 21J corn No 2 mixed for their preservation are not passed ber Chicago Chronicle Judd Farmer 18 Oats No 2 mixed and enforced at once The caribou are LOUISVILLE A woman does as her conscience Some of the Japanese plums are holding their own fairly well while the 3 75 4 FLOUR Winter patent 90 noted for their purplish foliage in the other deer are increasing despite the re- ¬ dictates during Lent but she has a con- GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 3H science that Mas built up particularly Corn Mixed appear to be a lentless war waged upon them A fall besides that they 19 i Oats Mixed Atchisou EORIv Mess 850 good deal more curculio proof than or beaver dam Avas discovered and this is j for the Lenten season 6 25 Globe iiRD Steam now a rare thing Albany Argus dlaaiy ones V ¬ - Porclics lor Both Pleasnie and Profit - - - THE FIRST RAILROAD Originated in a Coal Mine and Was a Crmle Affair The primitive railway appears to have been the product of the coal mines in Great Britain History records that in the early part of the sixteenth century rails of timber were laid at the collieries e over which near by means of bulky carts provided with rollers one horse could draw four or five tons Por fully 200 years the use of these rude railroads was confined to the collieries Improvements developed slowly The first change was in se- ¬ curing the wooden rails by means of pegs to cross ties w sleepers placed two or three feet apart The rails were six inches high and six inches broad On top of each rail a strip of hard wood was fastened which could be renewed whenever occasion warranted without disturbing the remainder of the strucJNewcastle-upon-Tyn- CAUGHT Tke Police of Syracuse Make an Ini-- f- A COUNTERFEITER portent Capture ¬ ¬ ¬ UNEXPECTED HORROR Wlxy the Strong YonHg Engrlisliman Wax Laid XjOtt Englishman walked The down the landing stage from the steam- ¬ er on to the dock with a firm and steady step says the New York World lie was in the very flush of health He was in the pink of condition He had always been eager to Tdsit America They had toUdhim athome his traveled friends how interesting everything was ovah here dont you know So he AN -- well-kriowr Persons you meet every day WILL DIE W v BRIGHTS DISEASE or some trouble of the kidneys urinary or female organs had come ¬ ¬ ¬ orig-inallj- - SBWnriTfnrni jj 33331 plas-ter-of-par- iB ¬ ¬ ¬ He had not been in the least seasick for he was far too healthy Onlookers safd as soon as tfliey saiw him what a sample of splendid physical manhood he was So he was Hq was taken to a hotel The next morning he was a wreck t A frightful change had taken place in him Oh it was terrible Could this shaking paretic be the same fine looking man of but yester¬ day Yes it was too true He had just been through the Ameri ¬ can newspapers and had seen the eight different pictures of himself therein It had been too too much Every home ought to be made so much like Heaven that the children will not think of Heaven as being far away Rams Horn gia WHAT CAN BE DONE la such a serious condition you must secure the best remedy you can find in the market AT ONCE There is only one absolutely sure cure for these troubles and that is - Eeeble nerves severe weather neuralSoothing cure St Jacobs Oil ¬ PVlW uIt has stood the test o time -- it - The trouble with most of us is that we neglect to do to morrow what we have put off to day Truth 3 ¬ Ironing is hard enough e your strength for that m m ¬ C - ¬ sittin- Use your Pearline just as directed on every package and youll get the best results Dont use more that only wastes it dont use less that only increases your work Use it alone 1 xv- - cdT Make the rest of the washing easy with Pearline Soak boil rmse that is all there is to it The clothes are cleaner and whiter than in the old way colored goods are brighter flannels are softer and wont shrink 1 i ¬ no soap with it nothing but Pearline jP mr 531 ¬ mm When I Saw your advertisement i - ¬ ¬ - ¬ -- - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ jh T ¬ I tnougnt that it was probably like the announce ¬ ments of many other makers of harvesting machinery big blow and little show but Fm ready to surren ¬ der go ahead gentlemen youre all right I bought one of your binders last season and it is equal to any claim you ever made for it This is the condensed essence of what Mr Thomas Carney of Washington Court House Ohiohas to say about the McCormick Right Hand Open Elevator s Harvester and Binder The claims made for McCormick Machines strong claims Thats because 1 are -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ mm mm ¬ Machines are so constructed that strong claims for them are justified The ma ¬ chine you want will cost you more than the other kind for the simple reason that it is worth more thats all theres no other reason and in the enct youll be glad you paid the difference because theres nothing cheaper than the best McCormick Harvesting Machine Company Chicago The Light Running McCormick Open Elevator Harvester The Light Running McCormick New 4 Steel Mower The Light Running McCormick Vertical Corn Einder and The Light Running McCormick Daisy Reaper for sale everywhere ¬ s 1 ¬ akerfs Chocolate MADE BY ¬ Walter Baker Co Ltd Established in 1 780 at Dorchester Mass Has the well known Yellow Label on the front of every La Belle Chocolatiere package and the trade mark T Mm vf on the back NONE OTHER GENUINE Walter Baker Co Ltd ¬ Dorchester Mess lilllJfti - m QMDY CATHARTIC CUM COriSflPATIOM a BTJTTUR--Choi- ce 1 1 j ALL DRUGGISTS ¬ 1 hf c -- -- ¬ a finROTJlTETY frTTfi RfiFFREH t0 cnre anycaaeof coniptIon Cascnrets are the Ideal Lasa S 7 I O Km xnrn pie and booklet free Ad STERLING RE3IEDY CO CMca8 Hontreal Can or New York 217J 25 50 mkdwrmfmwmerEammrrammmmmgmmrzsmm mj3t b w a op gi rff f ra m Tf Sm lrall HO SOUTHERN ES iff in the celebrated Coast Country Cheap and on rea sonable term fruitteKctable and lleldcmp farms rett production IHrect JPrlweo JLicc from Diversi ¬ fied crotm Travel via market maps excur-¬ St Xotii8anrttSTFor land literature full information write sion ritea THE AMERICAN LAND COMPANY 3QK JKoe Hldg ST J OIJIS MO A booklet handsomely illustrated ¬ MAPS OR PLAYIG CARDS - 1G ¬ ¬ - - ¬ describing NEBRASKA her farms IT NE1V MSCOVKBY grres aud the opportunities there for mr I fc 1 V9 I quick reliof and cures worst Jr young men and farm renters to be cases Send for book of testimonials and lO dav come farm owners Mailed without charge on trcataaent Pree Dr H II CKEKVS SOXS Atlanta Ca application to P S Eustis General Passeuger RPT RIftH nUlCKLYSend for 300 Inventions Q It R Chicago 111 Agent C B ULI I II yWaflledEd arTatcJICo245BwayXY Playing Cards Lu W WAKELEY Gen Pass Agt Burlington Route St Louis Mo to the undersigned and you will receive either u splendidly mounted map of theUnitedStatcs or a pack of best quality M T SendlScts inp jstage FREE lk QV ill - CO OH 4 I YES A N K WE USE IT YUGATAN ¬ -- o Best Cough Syrup Tasfes Good Use ln tlraa Sold by dregglsta GUKt5 WHtKt ALL ELSE FAILS E Mlirtifsjalir1JMj r- - 1648 - 3 3 WHEN WRITING TO A1VERTI8KIIS PLKASK state tkut jou lav the Advertisement la tklc Spcr r - iv- - - v V mmM jlSfta iGlSfSr ElABT A A - - 1S vT v - IV J- - - i i I - S f 4fr iti ti - 1 - 8 ASSIGNEES SALE OF THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY MARCH 19 1897 nsrnsroxjnsroEiMESisrTs to announce Joseph F Williams as a candidate for We are authorized to announce Jailer subject to the action of the James M Thomas as a candidate Democratic party l the from Senator State for Senatorial District Twenty eighth FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY composed of the counties of Bourbon subject to the Montgomery and Clark We are authorized to announce action of jbhe Democratic primary elec- ¬ Cliftun Arnsparoer as a candidate for tion July 31st re election ae County Attorney subject to the action of the Democraticjarty FOR COMMONWEALTHS ATTORNEY We are authorized to announce Sam¬ We are authorized to announce John uel B Rogers as a candidate for S Smith as a candidate for re election County Attorney subject to the action as Commonwealths Attorney for the of the Democratic party Fourteenth Judical District composed We are authorized to announce Denis Scott Dundon as a candidate for County At-¬ of the counties of Bourbon Woodford and Franklin subject to the torney subject to the action of thw action of the Democratic party Democratic party FOR STATE SENATOR 5 B - rllirlHIIClLillll The undersigned Assignees of John G- Smedley will on - We are authorized TWIN BROTHERS o GREAT BARGAIN IN ft jjTfz DAYS it SATURDAY MARCH 20 1897 Bour ¬ I 1 E i-- -- ii EVX E L- - r l bon County Kentucky at 11 oclock solar time expose to public sale an un ¬ divided one fourth interest in the follow- ¬ ing tract of land situated near Hutchi ¬ son Station Bourbon County being the property of John G- Smedley The land is described by metes and bounds as follows Tract No 1 the large piece lying on the north west side of the Maysville and Lexington Turnpike contains one hun dred and twenty five acres one rood and twenty one poles 125 A 1 R 21 P Beginning and is bounded as follows in the middle of said turnpike at 1 aee plat a corner to Mrs Waller and run ¬ ning therefrom with the middle of said ¬ at the Court house door in Paris FOB JUDGE I f 3 i Qv jet Lw - SIP fjSf r s lV tt MP MB 54 72 100 P to 3 a stone corner to the same thence N 1H E 82 28100 P to 4 to stone the same corner 2 3 4 E S 71 Steele and thence 77 52 100 P to 5 a stone corner to said Steele thence N 19 E 96 96 100 P to 6 a stone corner to the same and Mrs Waller thence S 69 E 26 1 5 P to 7 a stone corner to said Waller thence N 19 E 2 48 100 P to 8 a stone corner tp the same thence N 52f E 62 P to 9 a stone corner to the same thence S 73f E 77 32 100 P to the beginning Tract No 2 the small piece on which the dwelling house is situated contains t wen tyfi veneres two roods and eight TOies so a a it o r ana is Domiuca as follows Beginning in the middle of the Maysville and Lexington Turnpike at A see plat a corner to J Jacoby running therefrom with said and Jacobys line S 59 h E 24 4 5 P to B a stone corner to Mrs Meteer thence S 2H W S6 36 100 P to Qi stone corner to the same thence N 62i W 69 44 100 P to D thejaiiddle of safd turnpike thence with the middle thereof N 493 E 94 28 100 P to the beginning Tract No 3 which fronts on the Maysville and Lexington and Hutchison Station Turnpikes contains sixty six acres and one rood and is bounded as follows Beginning in the middle of the Majsville and Lexington Turnpike at E a corner to the Hopewell Church lot and running therefrom S 46J E 26 1 5 poles to F a post corner to the same thence N 42 h E 12 48 100 P to G the middle of the Hutchison Station Turnpike thence with the middle thereof S 60 E 70 2 5 P to H a stone corner to Mrs Pryor thence S 41 W 122 52100 P to I a stone corner to Mrs Waller thence N 42 W 64 44100 P to J a stone corner to the same thence N 42 W 44 28100 P to K the middle of the Maysville and Lexington Turnpike thence with the middle thereof N 49 E 86 32100 P to the beginning making a total of two hundred and seventeen acres and twenty nine poles 217 A 29 P in the 3 tracts Terms The property will be sold upon a credit of six twelve and eighteen months The purchaser will be required to furnish bond immediately after the conclusion of the sale with good and sufficient surety to be approved by the undersigned bearing interest from day and date of sale at 6 per cent Default of payment of either bond at maturity matures subsequent bonds A plat of the land is on exhibition at the law office of Harmon Stitt who will take pleasure in showing same to prospective purchasers B D SMEDLEY A ¬ turnpike S 49 W 303 4 5 poles to 2 a corner to Corbin thence N 44 W We are authorized to announce Wm M Purnell as a candidate for Judge of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce James McClure as a candidate for Judge of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR CIRCUIT CLERK We are authorized to announce Chas Butler as a candidate for Circuit Clerk subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce T Hart Talbot as a candidate for Circuit lcrk subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce George T Mc Carney as a candidate for Circuit Clerk subject to the action of the Democratic party E We are authorized ¬ for sheriff iV A T Fobsyth Auctioneer Assignees a J A f Kfca- 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 MILLER received OSCARexclusive agency has this and for The First Battle W - J r - - V fi ottage I w For Sale s4 - Brsr i Bsfv v - 1 story 3 room cottage on Eighth street X frame near the Georgetown pike bridge The DEPARTURE OP TRAINS lot is 47 feet front running back 165 feet has big never failing spring rents To Cincinnati 445 a m 752 a m 347 p m easy for 6 00 per month Will sell for To Lexington 752 a m 1127 a m cash or on 6 and 12 months without 540 p m 1021 p m terest Apply to or address To Richmond 1125 a in 537 p m P LENIHEN 1025 p m 19feb lmo Paris Ky To Maysville 750 a m 630 p m F B Carr Agent T HAVE a desirable Ashbrook FOR POLICE JUDGE We are authorized to announce W H We are authorized to announce Wm Boone as a candidate for Jailer sub Remington as a candidate for Police ject to the action of the Democratic Judge subject to the action of the party 701 Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm We are authorized to announces John L Gollins as a candidate for Jailer of R Adair as a candidate for Police Bourbon County subject to the action Judge subject to the action of the of the Republican party Democratic party OF persons having claims against We are authorized to announce John We are authorized to announce Newt assigned estate of J GPR PNfflM9i ftAR nRM H Stewart as a candidate for Jailer Clark as a candidate for Police Judge ALL subject to the action of the Democratic subject to the action of the Democratic Smedley are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by party party J law to the undersigned or their at- ¬ torney Harmon Stitt A SMEDLEY The undersigned Assignee of Isaac See advertisement in another column 6 B D SMEDLEY AsslSnees-27nov-t- f F Chanslor will on of W J Bryans new book The First Battle Send your order to Oscar fi TUESDAY MARCH 30TH 1897 Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour- ¬ ROUTE bon county tf BEST LINE TO AND FROM on the premises at 10 a m sharp sell at public auction all of the personal Incomparable property consisting of com tobacco 136 acres 3 etc All Points in Michigan The service on the Queen Crescent fast train North Through Pullman drawing ALL persons having claims Jagainst work beasts of landand land is in aroods 31 poles high The assigned estate of A Ball and room sleepers Standard vestibuled day are requested to present them at once state of cultivation splendidly improv- ¬ coaches lavatories and smoking rooms Elegant Cafe parlor and observation cars properly proven as required by law to ed and adniirablj located being at the White City Special Nine and one half hours to Cincinnati 10 Lexing ¬ the undersigned or his attorney Har intersection of the Maysville Best Terminal Station hours to Louisville from Chattanooga ton and Millersburg Cane Ridge turn- ¬ mon Stitt O L Mitchell pikes within one half mile of Millers- ¬ Div Pashr Agt PERRY JEFFERSON i Chattanooga Tenn burg It is particularly described by 27nov tf Assignee metes and bounds as follows Avoiding The Tunnel COmfort Beginning at 1 in the middle of the f No dust or cinders on Queen Crescent railroad corner to Merimie and running Route limited trains North Roc- ballast Wagner Sleeping Cars Superb trains with every comfort Fast time S 45 E 2052 poles to 2 the middle of and the short line to Cincinnati Maysville pike then the Lexington with To Cure A Cold In One Day persons having claims against poles the3middle thereof S 47f W 10 to corner to Collins then S 57 Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping ALL assigned estate of M H Cur ¬ E 2184 poles to 4 a stone corner to Take Laxative Bromo Quinine TabCars Private Compartment Cars rent are requested to present them at same tnen 25 w oOU4 poles lets All druggists refund the money Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars once properly proven as required by stone corner to Mann then S 72 to 5 a E if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W law to the undersigned or hisattorney poles to 6 a stone corner to McKee 5952 then T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Harmon Stitt v N 42 E 7128 poles to 7 the middle of Ky H C CURRENT A BIG Be sure your tickets read via the Cane Ridge pike then with the Assignee 27nov tf middle thereof S 41 E 4224 poles to 8 FOUR RAILROAD TIME CARD -- y Josh Bartons corner then N 64 E 4988 e o Mccormick poles to 9 a stone corner to said Barton Passenger Traffic Mgr L N R R then N 29 E 5120 poles to 10a boxelder I B MARTIN corner to same then N 43 W 6720 poles ARRIVAL OP TRAINS Gen Pass to 11 a stone corner to same then N 71 Tkt Agt From Cincinnati 1116 a m 530 p W 8348 poles to 12 a stone corner to Cincinnati O m 1015 p m persons having claims against same then N 78 VV 4360 poles to 13 the From Lexington 439 a m 740 a m ALL assigned estate of I R Best middle of said railroad then with the 339 p m 622 p m are requested to present them at once middle thereof as it meanders S 10 W From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m properly proven as required by law to 12 poles to 14 S 15 W 8 poles to 15 S 333 pm 21 J W 16 poles to 16 S 29 W 16 poles to the undersigned a m 33U p m jrum luaysvine HARMON STITT 17 38 w 66 33 poles to the beginning ¬ Sheriff subject to the action of the Democratic party If elected Mr deputies will be W W Bowens Mitchell and J ames Burke We are authorized to announce Brutus J Clay Jr with G W Judy and J Smith Clarke as deputies for surveyor as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the We are authorized to announce Benj action of the Democratic party F Bedford Jr a3 a candidate for re election as Surveyor of Bourbon FOR COUNTY CLERK County subject to the action of the We are authorized to announce Ed Democratic party D Paton as a candidate for re election as Clerk of the Bourbon County Court subject to the action of the Democratic for superintendent public schools party We are authorized to announce Miss Kate Edgar as a candidate for FOR JAILER as Superintendent of Public Schools We are authorized to announce for Bourbon County subject to the Samuel T James as a candidate for action of the Democratic party Jailer subject to the action of the We are authorized to announce Wm Democratic party E Williams as a candidate for Super ¬ We are authorized to announce W C intend nt of Public Schools for Bourbon o ones as a candidate for re election as County subject to the action of the Jailer subject to the action of the Democratic party Mr Jones candi- ¬ Democratic party dacy is in the interest of Mrs Landon i le-elec-ti- on George W Bowen as a candidate for to announce We are authorized to announce J Boardman as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce- - S D Clay as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Gar Kenney rett D of Bourbon as a candidate for County subject to Assessor the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm H Whaley as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the ac- ¬ tion of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Will G McClintock as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Archie W Bedford as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce C L Hough as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party We are authorized to announce C J Daniel as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party --- for assessor CLOTHING OVEECOATS SUITS PANTS HATS1AND CAPS SHIRTS UNDERWEAR U BOOTS SHOES ETC the ¬ - 3S 9 J Hi- - i sV S W I C - VJ VWSv - Zd- - IN- - Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods Cottons Calico Flannels Skirts Underwear Gloves Shoes Rubbers Etc Come in and get the prices on all goods Come now while you have a big stock to select from Remember this is a grand opportunity to buy goods very cheap Remember the place BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY 4 ASSIGNEES NOTICE - ASSIGNEES SALE J L H Landman M D Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris in uw m BIG FOUR CHICAGO C TUESDAY ATRTL 13TH 1897 Optician La n d m a n has been visiting this city regularly for over five years and has ad vsjsl wBHf Um justed glasses to the eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon County and has proven himself com-¬ petent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Clark Clays drug store between his visits and when he makes his regular visit he will examine your eyes thorough- ¬ ly and make any change necessary to give satisfaction Examination free References Drs W J Fithian Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C month returning every second Tuesday in each Toledo Detroit ASSIGNEES NOTICE iiiw 1 ¬ ST LOUIS BOSTON - ASSIGNEES NOTICE NEW YORK D Cram of Paris ¬ fc Weekly Cincinnati l ASSIGNEES NOTICE Commercial Tribune ONLY SOc A Year COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE CO Cincinnati O to THE SUN i The first of American Newspa- ¬ pers CHAS A DANA Editor i fc 4ws The American Constitution the F4 t ICE ICE f K- L r2 v f THE PATRONS OF THE PARIS EUGENE W JOHNSON ICE MFG CO past patronage SOLICITOR AND ATTORNEY IN PAT ¬ We appreciate your We are now ready to quote prices for ENT CAUSES is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in next season and will not be undersold 1729 New York Ave Washington D C anybody by the world Remember our ice is of pure distilled Office established 1868 Charges moderate Price 5c a copy Byjmail 2ka year Correspondence Requested water Address THE SUN New Xork 2mar l3an98 PARIS IOE MFG CO TO PATENTS ggfcSSS American Idea the American Spirit These first last and all the time forever Daily by mail - 6 a year Daily Sundayby mail 8 a year The Sunday Sun PHIL NIPPERT 19feb B Manager ffe i r v BM V f t r fe i ADVERTISINGURATES Displays one dollar per inch for first Inser ¬ persons having claims against tion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents per assigned estate of James H line each insertion Locals in blact type Letton are requested to present them at twenty cents per line each insertion onee properly proven as required by Fractions of lines count as full lines when STORY brick house on Upper law to the undersigned or his attorney running at line rates thanks Obituarias cards of calls on candi ¬ Pleasant street adjoining the resi¬ Harmon Stitt t dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line L M GREEN dence of S S Clay Apply to Special rates given for large j advertise- 27nov tf Assignee 29sep tf A C ADAIR uienuj ana yeariv caras - SJjjGjHp ASSIGNEES NOTICE FOR RENT -- ALL I Terms for Personal Property All sums of 10 and under cash over 10 the purchaser may give his note with approved surety payable three months after date with interest at 6 per cent or he may pay cash at his persons having claims against option ALL assigned estate of Joshua The estate real will be sold upon a Barton will please prove the same ac- ¬ credit of 6 12 and 24 months with in- ¬ cording to law and leave them with the undersigned or at the office of terest from day of sale or the purchaser may pay cash at any time after the sale Harmon Stitt Paris Ky Those knowing themselves indebted to has been approved by the Bourbon the estate will please settle promptly County Court The purchaser will be required to execute bonds with surety and avoid suit approved by tlie undersigned and con- ¬ J M VIMONT ditioned that in default of the payment Assignee Joshua Barton of either bond at maturity the sub ¬ 15nov tf Millersburg Ky sequent bonds or bond shall mature and be collestible Should the purchaser fail to comply with the terms of the sale the assignee will immediately reHOTICE sell the property without waiying right of action against the accepted bidder for damages E T REES Assignee ALL persons having claims J against assigned estate of J Peed are requested to present them at once Harmon Stitt Atty verified as required by law to the under signed or their attorneys J Q Ward or Harmon Stitt J FALLEN Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa ¬ J D PEED J assignees tion 20 nov 3mo sick headaches 25cat-- druggists 27nov tf Assignee NOTICE WILBUR R SMITH ReferenCe010 LEXINGTON KY President It 11 BUcessful graduates in BHEES ¬ Exposition for Book keeping etc A Thorongli Influential nnd Koncrct College Hundreds of students in attendants tne past year from 20 states Business Course consists of Eookkeeinr JneS Arithmetic Penmanship Commtrui Merchandising Banking joint StoLr Manufacturing Lectures Business Practe Mercantile Correspondence etc Include vSinn0lS3 feasincas Cocre nicc aai y B0ard in a abou890 1 TyPewsriMsasrnnd Tclcpnspby nr n a a aS a a W i vi nessc ¬ HltasThe cUmagte taken aluue cr wuh the B-- siSpecial department for ladies dcmd or our cradurfc la C ti C ible by its manychurches rnd railroads SraltVa C3olSSnftA thatsRation o7 Trof tatlkSti f lthfiHacse nas 1 ans tcces Wi LBUR R SMITH LsxfegjC i- U x wM Batt- - - ia feJggaHi V v- - yv TiVy 5 v v ji 1L KSmfefflfcAjfeiLSuayfr Jta3SiiJ35l

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