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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): March 23, 1897

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 1 i SS V - J T J WAS - - r A i A - - j J- - - V - i - -- - Kv -- - i a V n- - - if - TH Editors and Owners fp 0 U RB On FB N r lflf vmr 1 t CHAMP MILLER PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY ----- Established FEB l 1881 SEVEMTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY MARCH 23 1897 MILLERSBURG NO 24 News Notes Gatliered Burc In And About The I We have received an entire Mr Hamlet Collier St of near town very low with kidney trouble UOR hale iuu nice mapie bnauo trees Applj to T M Purnell Mr John R Earl of Falmouth was here Sundav to visit his family Minn T isBde TSean of Lexineton is the guest of Miss Mary Armstrong McClintock went to Cin Mr Will cinnati yesterday on business - j I - w fflen Boys and ChtWroBsClotliins ¬ We invite one and all to come in and in spect our goods We will give you full value for every penny tHat you spend with us and shall endeavor to gain your rplntivfis flt clocks disfcae canned fruits flowersi J3 Vi- it mugs not uuu a luwuoauu otaor Carlisle Friday and Saturday mentionedThe ladies are especially 20 and under cash C W Howard shipped 600 dozen eggs invited Tjcrms Over that amount July credit yesterday to the Cincinnati market THcSl McClintock Executor Ed Parrish has moved into part of the Hunt property with Marion Johnson WantedTwo ladies to adopt pro- ¬ Mrs Louis Rogers and son Julian fession of trained nurse Call at this were guests of relatives here Saturday office M -- -- D UO VJJ PaHmon iv uivu t both S Bit deceased I will sell from the Court Souse steps on the second Monday intApril it being County Court day Sljshares 100 each of the OarMe Bank stock Wih sell m four lotsr This is first class stock never having paid less than four per cent seim annuallv Thos McClintock Executor Pubeiq Sale As executor of Mrs E S PipetIwill on Saturday March Vi iwi commencing at one oclock sharp sell t the residence of the de- ¬ ceased foucteiiares of the Millersburg Deposit JBank stock all household goods consiBiing oi turnicure carpets neaters Dtt BROWER SCOTT FRAZEE rv Carpets Furniture Wall Papers Draperies We Show v The Largest Assortment of House Furnishings South of the Ohio River0 M and Snnday New Carpetings New Mattings New Linoleums New Furniture New Wall Paper New Draperies For the Spring Season 1897 4 J Goodwill and Confidence - Capt Ja3 M Thomas of Paris was the only candidate to pay his respects here Saturday John Thornton has resigned his clerk- ¬ ship at Helena Mr Robt Collier of Mt Sterling visited his mother and family Saturday jst-aTolis5lioc3 -E- ni Wood Mantels and Baby Carriages a Specialty Shades Pillows and Matresses made to orjder We invite inspection Lowest Prices guaranteed i m mk and Sunday 3 XjIS-lS- - WE HAVE COME TO STAY if i llffleel Sill m v i Mrs Orlando Brady aud sons of Gar lisle were guests of her father L C Vimont Snnday Corn Will pay the highest market price for 1000 barrels S D Dodson 3t Mrs Belle Taylor has just received a foil line of Spring millinery Call and examine the stock The Furnishing Goods Department is Complete Latest Novelties In HatsQ 2 K A SeleotXine of Neckwear at 25c and 50c Special No 1 Working Shirts at 25 cents vH Remember we make Suits to Order 1350 to 2650 No misrepresentation Strictly all wool and guaranteed a fit One Price by a first ctass store is now being offered at cost forJStish This is a fine oppor- ¬ tunity forny one wishing to engage in the dry golcKls business and assume con- ¬ Collier went to Covington trol of a hcjase already established and Miss Ida yesterday to visit her aunt Mrs John well knowsf throughout Central Ken Morford and family tuckj Agyone wishing to buy the Mr Jas H Letton and wife returned stock as a Jjjjjhole should address ALEX BUTLER Saturday from a visit to Mr3 Wv E Williams at Elizayille Of thelfirm of Smedley Butler Millersburg Ky Mrs J W Woolums of Muir has been the guest of Mr and Mrs Jas Woolums since Friday Miss Lelia McClintock returned home NURSERIES Saturday from College at Oxford Ohio on account of ill health 25S3EP3E3LXBSTC3 Mr B Tilton wife aud babe of Car ¬ lisle were guests of Rev Danl Robert- ¬ EVERYTHING for Orchardof Lawn¬ son and family Sunday OrnaFall stock and Letton mental andFruit Trees Grape Vines Messrs John Hunter -- oldgand well known firm of Smedley ggatler of Millersburg Ky is now in progress of liquidation owing Corner Main to the assignment of J G Smedley All of theJjfarge stock of dry goods notions fancy goods domestics boots shoes hatacaps and every article kept Brower Scott and Broadway F - Lili S Jv Kyv p F The Best J 7 a The Whitest Purest and i if r -- V i BjSL-D-E- S ZO2T neuss f l26febltf H fi PARIS MILLING CO Ask Your Grocer For It 1897s Take No Other EVERY SACK price CO SJ 4r-v j RrTTfv i Vimont left Saturday for Atlanta with two car loads of good horses Mrs John Ingels entertained th6 Junior Club Friday night in honor of Miss Mary Turner of the M F C Mr Wm Kindig of Philadelphia bought two nice roadster geldings from Wm Carpenter last Saturday MTrWalter-A41eii-andwifeiofSharps Asparagusand Small Fruits We em- ¬ ploy no agents but sell at liying prices direct tojthe planter Telephone in office Strawberry and general nursery Catalogues on application to GUARANTEED A I 1 4 I HILLENMEYER j j it it Lexingtony fni 3BBmtmmWOBftiteeLl jl iBHMBMii3ni--H-MWB------B-- J VV C - i v - Jimfmmi C3f5vjBJHni j 5feA Attention Gentlemen Arrangements have been perfected by the undersigned to have MR FRRDRRTniif TANSTNft 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 1200 Pants from 350 to Paris Furnistaing andTailorin gCo H STOUT Manager bnrg were guests of Mr J G Allen and family Sunday and Monday Mr T P Wadell wife and babes re ¬ turned Saturday from a visit with his sister Mrs E T Beeding in Paris Mrs E J Owens went to Williams town to visit her sister Mrs Hattie Pinkardwho has been ill for sometime Go to Connell Bros next door to post x office building for the best whiskeys hrandies wines and cigars and Haucks are strong solid and lasting Like 16mar3t beer the violin they improve with usage Whaley colored was held to Durability is a claim made for all Alex await action of the grand jury by Esq pianos but it is the chief merit of the Boulden for shooting at Jas Gorham Gablei Pianos There are twice Sunday Miss Mary Armstrong entertained a number of her young friends last night in honor of her friend Mr Allie Col now and there would not be so many burn Tuberose bulbs Pearls 25 cents per were not the Gabler remarkable for dozen dalhias gladiolascalladiums and tone touch and finish as well as for sweet peas at C W Howardsas low as durability Listen to it and learn its anybody We are sole representa- ¬ excellence Go to J Ed Hull and have your buggy tives for the Stein way Piano people Patronize home painted Dont take your work to Maysville and 23 mar It Co other places Special At Mrs Pipers sale Satur- ¬ 121 and 123 West Fourth Street day there will be sold a set of furniture three piecesthat cost 250 also a 100 CINCINNATI 23 mar It folding bed Qabler Pianos v I mwmnav -- VV - 1 a s v 4 ix x zu UvivJltlJ - vJUrb Ciitn 1 It feg5ar - - j 5sSj8ji 40000 in Use A SWING FREE Tarr Templin will shortly issue a folder to advertise the merits of the Templin Swing which they are now manu ¬ facturing for the Spring trade at their planing mill in this city To the child 15 years old or under who will furnish them the best advertisement for their folder or the one they will accept for same will be presented with one of their best and nicest swings free of cost delivered at their home or R R station Messrs i m Ernest Urchs NW-W-vN Marshal Geo Motch Humphry Geo Gardner and Thompson Parks of Carlisle called S on friends here Snnday Jas W Conway pnrchased ten extra lb heifers at 8J- cents from The only safe Sure and nice 900Saterfield last week They are Nelson reliable Female PULL for this market ever offered to Ladies especially recommend- ¬ Mr T A Montgomery and family of ed to married Ladies Cynthiana has moved- - to the John I PILLS and take no other iAsk for ZS XOTTS PENHY-SOYA- -was occupied by t S Send for circular Price S100 per loc 6 boxes for 500 Moore farm whichlast year MOTTS CBOEGiytlCA U CO - Cleveland Olaio Mr John Marshall Mr Tom McCormick who has pur-¬ For Sale By W T Brooks Druggist chased tne store at Colville was the guest of Mr Henry Patterson and Messrs Jas Collins 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 theV 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 information will be gladly given - PENNYROYAL PILLS - Dli In the Toils of a cough a hacking racking rasping cough that irritates the lungs and leads to dire results It is in such cases that l Yfc i t All We Want can not be excelled ST 3 it THE ueen Cie5cent 0 VO Teaches the principal cities of the South with service of superbly appointed through trains Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars through to Harriman Chatta- iooga Attalla Birmingham Tuscaloosa Meridian New Orleans Atlanta Macon and Jacksonville Tnrougli bleeping ars to novnie not springs and Asheville and from Chattanoogo to Jackson Vicksburg Monroe Va and ShreveporL Through Tourist bleepers to los Angeles and San Francisco Choice of Routes to Texas Mexico and California via New Orleans or via Shreveport Short Line from the Blue Grass Cities to Cincinnati Free Parlor with every accommodation to patrons 6tife Parlor and Observa- ¬ Cars Lexington to Cincinnati tion Cars between Cincinnati Lexington and Chattanooga -fl NSsff -- family Saturday and Sunday Rev N A White of Carlisle preached at the Baptist Church Sunday Nunnelly at night morning Rev This finishes the latters year for the church of Jas Mr Robt Pattoh Sue Woods formerly of this place and died near Fulton Mo on March 16th He was the husband of Miss Maggie son-in-la- Is an opportunity to convince you that our wojkit ¬ DR BELLS -T- ar-Honey w Pine We Are Working J i - c v For A Reputation - 3 Biv PassrAgt Cincinnati 0 mo W ZelL W C Rinearson GPA Cincinnati 0 TW Huntington W Va Misses Rida and Anna John George and Mike Jr at The remains were taken to home Washington Mason county Sunday for burial At an inquest held over the re mfeains by Squire Boulden from the testimony given by Drs Miller and Best of this place and Drs Eads and Lapsley of Paris and other witnesses it was decided that the deceased came to his death from heart failure Public Sale of Carlisle Deposit Bank stock As executor of Mrs Eliza- - Woods Ex Police Judge Mike Thornton aged 54 died suddenly Friday at ten p m He leaves a wife and seven children Mrs John Connell of Paris Fay of proves its wonderful efficacy The cause of the trouble is eradicated the irritation is al- ¬ layed the lungs are healed and strengthened and cold leaves the system as snow disappears before the sunshine of spring fallible remedy for all lung and bronchial troubles slight or severe All druggists sell It at 25c 50c and 100 abotUeor it will be sent upon receipt of price ThoE Ei Sutherland Sedleiae Co And can not afford to turn out inferior worlc Give us a trial and if good work can gain your patron- ¬ age yours is insured Quick work and satisfactions 1 guaranteed Dr Bells Pine-Tar-Hon- ey Is an In ¬ BOM OFFICE W HI AIST STEM LAU1RY BRO fcm 4 W M HINTON JR BRANCH OFFICE Props - Padneah Ky - WOKKS 137 139 SEVENTH ST PARIS KY Hintoas Jewelry Store 4 v JtV y t v v iffIS - THE BOURHOK fv - N3BSW8 c TIJESDAY MARCH 23 1897 THE LEVEES UNDER WATER Heavy Bains ijr the South and West Swell the Rivers In Some Localities the Flood is the Highest Ever Known Gavin Ark March 20 The water rose two inches Thursday night For many miles the country is flooded and the water is up to the Iron Mountain tracks Hundreds of section hands are striving to keep the water back with dirt bags At every station the Ne- ¬ groes are gathering waiting to be tatcen away Many get on the trains Superin- ¬ are carried without pay tendent Roe of the Iron Mountain has given orders that none are to be ACJC believe it nor did the editor Dont until he saw Salzers great farm seed catalogue Its wonderful what- an ar ¬ ray of facts and figures and new things and big yields and great testimonials it contains Send This Notice and 10 Cents STAirps to John A Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Wis for catalogue and 12 rare farm seed samples worth 10 to get a rts W feA jl - 4 VWr- vJ- BOTH EXECUTED PearJ Bryans Murderers Pay the alty on the Scaffold Pen- - f V y Hv - E SVS Jackson Made an Unsuccessful Attempt to Save Walling Neither Made State Bfr znents on the Scaffold Scott Jack ¬ sons Body Burned to Ashes March 22 Jackson and Walling- were at 735 Saturday morning ordered to prepare them- selves for the last Rev Lee prayed with them and they sang three hymns The Sweet By and By Wallings fa- God Be With You Till We vorite Meet Again and The Half Was INever Told Then the preacher offered another - Nkwport Ky - - grayer few minutes later Walling dropped a noto from the window to a reporter reading Jackson has freed me After coming from the consultation with the prisoners Judge Helm said that he told Jackson that he must bang and if he allowed Walling to hang with him he wrould have to an- ¬ swer to his Maker for a double crime He also impressed Jackson with the fact that if he went before his Maker with a lie on his lips he would also be doing a double wrong He then gave Jackson five minutes in which to make up his mind leaving him unattended by the death watch At the expiration of the time Jackson said that he could not say that Wal- ¬ ling was innocent This settled the fate of both prisoners and the time for the execution was fixed at 1130 A Saturdav afternoon Cincinnati March 22Scptt Jack i At Many Points on the Mississippi sons body was incinerated Saturday River Gve Away night at the Clifton crematory l remains of the misguided youngs Disheartening Reports Comes From the that man a handful of white bone ashes Iowa and Dakota Valleys Government lv tK-7- day nigh Walling in the coffimsent byGliht The body was embaime ISSt BUS POTATOES TKR - purified by fire Sunday was given into the keeping of the heart brolcen i but still loving mother Relay Boats Busy There Are Ru mors of Great Loss of Life vs fe It was also learned that ley talked over long distance telephone with Plummer who told him Jackson declined to make any further statement than that Walling was not guilty of murder and declined to go into deThen hang them both was tails word which the governor gave as the he dropped the telephone The procession of death was formed at 1132 oclock Sheriff Pjlummer Rev Mr Lee Deputy Moore and Death Watch Truesdell walked with Jackson Deputy Hindman and Deputy Miller were with Walling Sheriff Plummer ascended the scaf- ¬ fold with the prisoners and said Scott Jackson and Alonzo Walling I am here for the purpose of carrying out the mandate of the governor of this state7as expressed in the documents which were read to you last Tuesday Have you Scott Jackson anything to Gov Brad ¬ ¬ oclock tails concexming the judicial execution of the two prisoners the plan of incin eration was proposed to the mothervbf Scott Jackson She received the sug- ¬ gestion favorably and after mature de liberation decided to act upon it The fact that various concerns seek- ¬ ing to gratify the morbid curiosity of the public mind had offered Mrs Jack- ¬ ¬ - In the early arrangement of the de- ¬ of ghouls and grave robbery influ- ¬ enced the mother in her decision to re- ¬ sort to cremation as not only a sensi ¬ ble but the only safe means for the disposal of her erring sons dead body TO SECEDE The Cleveland Wheel Club Will Leavo the Iieagruo of American Wheelmen Cleveland O March 22 It is son enormous sums of money for the dead body of her only son and the fear from Miss Emma Roberts It was Die game He said that he would Walling then made a touching appeal that he be permitted to see Mayor Rhinock Although it was against the rules Mayor Rhi the request was granted nock was sent for and they had a long talk Rev Mr Lee offered then an Scott Jackson as he Appeared During His Trial Turnkey Fred Maurer of the Covington jail sent a message to Walling ¬ ¬ H -- ir 1 - U iv i rs- - Amen been disclosed Good by Scott good by Alonzo Infant Runaway the preacher said with a broken voice Kokomo Ind March 22 Earl Loop and with tears in his eyes I ask you eight-year-oson of Henry and Mrs now in the name of God right now to Loop whose disappearance from home engage in secret prayer for the saving IS of your souls in a special plea to God in 1S89 is well remembered and who Mayor Rhinock before God whom to be Itwas noticed during the singing was supposedreturningdead surprised I shall now meet I do not know home safe and and tthe readinsr of the Bible that everybody by At 1120 a m a dispatch was sound He has been all over the west from Frankfort saying that the while both men were thoroughly com in Mexico and South America He He governor had again refused to respite posed Jacksons eyes were red seemed to be retaining the tears Wall ¬ claims to be the champion in 5S4vtuans- - J nis is nis nnai decision fant runaway boy of America bcott Jackson made a statement at 9 ing was perfectly cool and looked about He left home when eight years oclock clearing Walling A dispatch the crowd with stolid indifference The preparation for the work of old and is now 16 A few weeks ago was sent to the governor at Frankfort he had a dream in which There was the greatest excitement death was hurried The ropes were father lying a corpse and he saw his it haunted placed about the mens necks at 1137 here ¬ that he started home Just before the men got ready to go oclock Their feet and hands were him so here he found the dreamOn ar true to the scaffold Sheriff Plummer asked next strapped Their hands were f ast- - riving His father died four months ago about them if they had anything to say ened behind their backs the time Earl says he had the dream Jackson then made the statement The boy will remain at home and care ld received Just hef ore the death procession was to move AValling made another frantic appeal for his life He asked Mayor Rhinock if he would sign a dispatch to the governor and for Mayor Biltz to do the same Give me a reprieve of 30 dajs he exclaimed pitifully The mayor explained that the sheriff had a right to postpone the execution If you have anything to say tell him was the advice Jackson can Walling answered save mv life if he will but he wont I have tried in every way to get him to He ought to do it hut he will not save me Now Lon said Mayor Rhinock I want you to tell me where1 the head ¬ other prayer Only this I am Jackson replied not guilty of the crime for which I am now asked to pay the penalty of my He answered calmly deliberatelife ly and without aquaver or tremor Have you Plummer then asked Alonzo Walling Only that you are about to take the life of an innocent man Before God I am not guilty of the crime with which I am charged A lump arose in Wallings throat as he replied Rev Mr Lee sang a hymn and read from the Word of God after wThich he offered the following prayer Our Father our Saviour and our God as the sun is shining brightly over our heads oh may the Son of Righteousness shine into the souls of Scott Jackson and Alonzo Walling and save them God help them to trust in thee and thee alone for life and salva tion Oh Lord thou who didst say to the one who died on the cross with thee To day thou be with me in paradise Oh admit these boys into thy love into thy mercy we ask and rely upon the blood of Jesus Christ to do ¬ -- say American Wheelmen This action as the result of agitation will be taken that has been going on for two years because of a throw down the club received at a state meet meeting At the last the members favorable to secession were defeated but they claim that at the next meeting they will carry the day by a large majority It will however be decided that those members of the club who desire to do so need not in¬ dividually give up their membership in the national organization butthe club as a club will cease to be con- ¬ nected with the L A W President Collister said Sunday night that the best interests of the club calls for the change TO FIGHT RINGS Is the Purpose of the Knights oftho t practically settled that the Cleveland wheel club will at the next annual meeting secede from the League of ¬ this ing to an anonymous communication the Knights of the Golden Rule have quietly organized in each precinct of the city and will reach every hill and valley of the country before Novem- ¬ ber Their purpose is to break up rings and put inen in office who will obey the maxim of their title the golden rule regardless of politics They recognize no party lines Investigation shows that there are quite a number of these Knights for the most part reliable substantial citizens but the identity of the orig- ¬ inators and financial backers has hot Lexington Ey March Golden Rule 22 Accord- ¬ clearing Walling j t- - the jail Col Washington Wallings lawyer entered the court yard He proceeded to Wallings cell and talked to him about the alleged confessions made by him and Jackson Thursday Just as Sheriff Plummer started for Walling acknowledged that both con- ¬ fessions were all a fake bnt said that Jackson could yet save him if he would There was a long delay and the crowd was becoming im¬ patient when the startling rumor was spread thatJackson had confessed ex onerating Walling It developed that this was troie Sheriff Plummer had called the men to get ready ito march to the scaffold when Jackson began to cry He called Rev Lee and Wal ling to face him and then said addressing-Sheriff Plummer want ito say before you all that I Lon WalHng is not guilty of jmurder There was a hush and then Rev Lee said What do you mean Scott I mean just what I say that Lon Walling is not guilty of murder Pearl Bryan the Murdered Girl The black eaps were adjusted at 1139 bcloek The drops fell at 1140 oclock The execution was one of the most suecssful on record although neither of the mens necks were broken When Sheriff Plummer sprang the for his widowed mother the remainder of her life Claims John Colburn as His Accomplice Columbus O March 22 J W Co- ¬ lbert and John Splan chief of police and detective respectively of Indian ¬ apolis brought Charles Spears a mur- ¬ derer here Sunday to enable him if possible to identify his accomplice in the crime whom he said he knew when he was a convict here His name and residence Spears had forgotten With the assistance of convict acquaintances Spears decided that his accomplice was John Colburn who served a term for burglary from Cincinnati and was re- ¬ leased several years ago It is not known where Colburn is now A Blizzard in Western Nebraska rQSiSrffiCHt iv vr - iiTT - V r5 - a- - V S3 svt r - r- v - r 5 S Alonzo Walling as he Appeared When Arrested At this point Jackson broke down and could proceed no further Sheriff Plummer was hastily sum ¬ moned and was given the facts as above He at once dispatched a messenger for Col Washington and the attorney soon reached the jail He was told of the state of affairs and ad- ¬ vised Sheriff Plummer to at once wire Gov Bradley Jackson also sent the following Newport Jail Ry March 20 ¬ S - Walling is not guilty of murder am He should not be punished Gov Bcadley Frankfort Ky I E SWi 1 Scott JacksoJ Omaha Neb March22 Reports received here Sunday night from West ¬ ern Nebraska indicate as very severe snow storm prevalent The blizzard extends from Schuyler 50 traps both men struggled consider- ¬ miles west of here to North Platte in A dis ably Walling showed the greatest the further end of the stat signs of suffering The crowds press- ¬ patch from Benkelman Sunday nijho ed to the scaffold and the police were says ten inches of snow has fallen and busy keeping spectators back at a suf ¬ the wind is blowing it into great drifts ficient distance to prevent their inter- The loss of stock will be very large Nearly a foot- of snow has fallen at fering with the executioners Walling was pronounced dead at Central City 1155 oclock A doctor stood with Destructive Fire at Ottumwa la his hand over the struggling mans Ottumwa la March 22 A fire heart until the last pulsation had died which started at 530 Sunday afternoon away in Cullens dry goods store had de- ¬ Jackson was pronounced dead at stroyed a quarter of a million dollars 1201 oclock Three moments later worth of property at 9 oclock and was the bodies were removed from the scaf- ¬ still having its own way A gale is fold blowing and there seems to be little Rev Lee after the noose had been hope of saving any of the big brick adjusted walked down three or four business block in which Cullens store steps is located After the drop had been sprung he Heirs to an Enrlish Fortune left the steps and began weeping Richmond Ind March 22 Rev W After Wallings body had been cut G of has down it was taken charge of by Un theWhitakerfor Nebraska two been in vicinity past months dertaker Cunningham of Bellevue It looking after thethe claims of he Whit- ¬ was placed in a temporary coffin and to be taken out of the Southgate street en- ¬ aker family who are saidfortune heirs to an immense English At trance of the jail and placed in Cun ¬ New Paris 0 just east of this city ninghams wagor which was in wait there are a number of the heirs Rev ing It was then driven to Bellevue Mr Whitaker will leave next month where it will be embalmed for England to press the immense There is hardly any doubt but that claim Walling strangled to death It is Assaulted ait Officer believed that Jacksons neck was bro Salem O March 22 Early Satur ¬ ken Dr Tarvin states that both men liv- day morning Joe Marshall assaulted ed about 12 minutes and that both died Police Officer Irey Marshall met the officer on his beat and struck him on of strangulation the head with some concealed weapqn Wallings last words as he left the jail were as he pointed to Jackson cutting an ugly gash and knocking That man can save me if he will I him down He then kicked him in the die an innocent man I was not there side caving in several ribs Marshall was arrested and jailed when she was killed Waliings body was braught to the The number of policemen on duty at undertakers at 1245 p m It was tne white house has been reduced from x sent to Hamilton at 915 oclock Satur 21 to 4 v ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ St Louis March 22 Latest advices from the flooded country south of here state that the situation is hourly grow ¬ ing worse Walls of water have beat- ¬ en down the levees at many points and riparian dwellers are at the mercy of put off the flood Out of 38 telegrams re- ¬ The list of fatalities is enormous ceived here from the lower river and probably will never be known but one records a cessation of Mr Middleston who arrived here the rise This was from Cairo with his family from near Rosebud is- ¬ 111 but the halt of the flood land four miles from Arkansas City there is due to the breaks in the lev- reports the death of a woman and five ees in Kentucky and Missouri The children Wednesday night The wa- ¬ most disheartening intelligence comes ter came up and though the unfor- ¬ from the Iowa and Dakota valleys of tunates climbed on the tables and the Missouri river Warm weather chairs the flood finally reached over has turned the snow to water which their heads is added to the already overflowed Villiam Cartwright and William Cox streams Work on levee barriers is working on Judge Hodges farm at practically abandoned in Arkansas and Rosebud island lost their lives Thurs Mississippi as useless A tChicot a barge day They were in a dugout starting load of sand bags was dumped into for stock and the current upset the a levee break They only served to dugout Cartwright could not swim widen the breach This is the exper- ¬ and Cox tried to save him but both ience at other points and work on the perished outer barriers is abandoned and every Jake Carter lost his life at Gavin hand is turned to save the inner levees Thursday night His dugout wras up- ¬ A dispatch from Ripley Tenn says set by rushing water His compan- ¬ there is a strong current through Reel ion Sterling was saved by climbing a Fool lake and the old river bayou tree It is feared the river will seek its Amanda Chapman an old colored old channel through the lake which woman just arrived from below re- ¬ was shifted 20 miles west by the earth- ¬ ported the death of six persons she quake of 1S12 South of Helena Ark A father tried to could not name the levee breaks are most numerous save his wife and children in a dugout and the damage greatest The five and it tipped drowning three The steamers employed by the Mem- ¬ water killed others in the house phis relief were reinforced Sun¬ Charles Burlkey was drowned while day by two government boats trying to save his hogs Thursday night towing barges These steamers near Gavin He could not manage a pick their way through tree tops The dugout C B Bryan steamed due west from A mountain of household goods is Memphis 38 miles and returned with piled up at every railroad station 130 people and a barge load of live Whites and Negroes beg for help from stock At Austin Miss 40 miles be- ¬ every train crew Houses along the low Memphis but two houses remain road are submerged to the roofs and on dry land From these 24 people were cattle standing in the fields with only rescued Relief work is now occupying their heads above water Many corpses more attention than endeavors to fight of hogs and cows are washed up by the flood with levees A relief com- ¬ the water mittee was organized in Littte Rock Nashville Tenn March 20 The Ark Saturday Memphis continues Cumberland river Friday morning reg- ¬ to save life and property unaided by istered 46 feet on the gauge Rain fell the governor of Arkansas all day Thursday all Thursday night Saturday night Maj Ambury in and continued to come down inces- ¬ charge of the river and harbor work santly Friday There is prospects of at St Louis received a telegram from the greatest flood on record The Secretary Alger directing that help highest recorded water in the Cumber- ¬ and rescue measures be at once under¬ land river was in 18S3 when it regis- ¬ taken by the United States fleetin this tered 55 feet 9 higher than now The vicinity outlook now is that this mark will be Gov Jones of Arkansas Saturday exceeded Much damage has already sent a company of militia to guard the resulted from the overflow in the low ¬ levees of Desha county as there were land and more will follow when the fears that Mississippi men might try flood increases to save their own homes by cutting the Helena Ark March 20 The river levee on the Arkansas side at noon was within two inches of the Unconfirmed rumors of great loss of highest water on record here The sun life are met at every hand but the shone Friday after one of the most prodeath roll can not even be approxi- ¬ longed heavy and downpours of rain for mated till the flood subsides The sit years and conditions are more hope uation is indeed gloomy with small fril The observer here says that from prospect of immediate betterment the looks of things above he would Memphis Tenn March 22 The not attempt to estimate and urges all levees for a stretch of 15 miles from the people in the lowlands to move out and south of Osceola Ark went all to at once to higher ground pieces Sunday The levees in front and north of the Sensational reports were current city are having the attention of the Sunday night of a series of big cutoffs officers of the city and the levee on the Missouri above Sioux City boards and the levees are being raised The stream is said to have shortened and strenghtened Heavy rains Friday itself a score of miles and to have and Thursday nights have partly inswallowed up much farm property undated a portion of the northern The Little Sioux near Oto and Cor suburbs of the city but the water is ¬ now fast receding rectionville is rising and driving setA report from Modoc Friday morning tlers to the hills City la March 22 The is to the effect that the levees are still Sioux holding although a report Thursday Floyd river which had a considerable part of Sioux City under water last night at 10 oclock was that they could week is again within its banks The not be held until this time A reporter Big Sioux however is still rising and who returned from there Friday morn ¬ causing untold damage between Sioux ing says that with the recent recruits army or City and Sioux Falls Other streams to tne already larjje levee workers there is now a in this locality are about stationary holding the Bridges are oufc everywhere and little brig ht chance of levees but if the water continues to damage is left to be done even should rise it does not look possible as there there be another rise Des Moines la March 22 The is but 12 to 18 inches clear levee in a Des Moines river has risen three feet great many places The levees on the since Saturday night and is now over Mississippi side appear to be in good sixteen feet above normal and still shape and as they have plenty of men rising About three hundred families and money and no comparatively new have been driven out of their homes levees to look after it is hardly pos- ¬ by the water but aside from this the sible there will be a break on that side damage thus far is not heavy Milwaukee Wis March 20 The Engineer and Fireman Killed heavy rainfall during the day and part CniCAGO March 22 The engine of the evening caused the Menominee drawing the New York fc Boston spe- river to overflow its banks Friday cial on the Lake Shore Michigan night at Wauwatosa a suburb some Southern railway which left here at miles Milwaukee distant from 1030 oclock Sunday morning blew up and from a point at Fortieth in the Englewood yards a half hours street and Mount Vernon avenrun from the city and the fireman and ue the whole neighborhood for engineer were instantly killed a distance of ten blocks is submerged The water at midnight was from S to 9 CharlfR Scott Released Havana March 22 Charles Scott feet deep and is still rising About the American who was arrested on 150 small houses are located in the disFebruary 0 on the charge of having trict but up to midnight no fatalities have been reported The work of res Cuban postage stamps his possession cuing the victims of the flood has been was released Sunday the court having dismissed the charge against him He going on all evening the veterans of will leave for the United States on the the National Soldiers Home helping with small boats At 9 oclock the steamer sailing Wednesday Milwaukee police department was Trouble at Tokat for Constantinople March 22 It is asked The help and a boat was sent out life saving station on Jones officially reported that there has been island was notified and two boats serious trouble at Tokat 5S miles were taken out to northwest of Sivas in Asia Minor flood by the fire tug the scene of the Foley The resBeyond stating that 15 Armenians and cue work was going on all night three Mussulmans were killed no deCherokee la March 20 The Little tails of the affair are given Sioux river is higher than at any time Prince George for Governor of Crete since the floods of 1S9L All railroad Athens March 22 It is stated here communication except over the Illithat the powers are seriously discuss¬ nois Central south 6f Onawa is cut off ing the question of nominating Prince Three large bridges are washed out George of Greece for governor of Crete between here and Sioux Falls S D Ten People Fatally Injured The Prisoner Must Hangr Lawrence Mass March 22 Tha Meriden Miss March 20 Dr W Glea son building and Central hotel H Lipscomb who has been on trial Monday At 4 are on fire for several days at De Kalb Miss 10 people had been taken into charged with murdering Chas T Stew hospitals injured fatally It is art in order to obtain the insurance feared that some lives are lost on Stewarts life was Thursday senPersons jumped from windows on fifth tenced to be hanged on Wednesday stories of both buildings and are fatal May 12 ¬ start 1X1 T Why is Tugby like A Cincinnati Joke Dont know Why is the Ohio river Because hes always getting in on the he Chicago Record ground floor The Winchester Repeating Arms Co New Haven Ct are the largest manufacturers of repeating rifles repeating shot guns single shot rifles and ammunition in the world From a small beginning this famous company has gained the enviable position it now holds through the 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abso ¬ lutely true No other bicycle has such bearings such workmanship ¬ ¬ i Still another Waverley the ficmcus model of last year Now S60 The cast of new and fioo FARM expensive machinery has bean saved Send for Free Catacgue Indiana Bicycle Co Indianapolis Ind ¬ ¬ ¬ Rattpia Seeds ara 7amntjiY in SEEDS wre V A John Brelder Mishicott Wis astonished V the worm witn a yield or 17Sra of SalzfirRl rSUver Klnc Barley peracre Dont vouhUA 1 lit Just write him In order togaln In 188713 PrAu llO DOrXAlS WOIfcTJEt FOR lOcl IafAfa a fc fcl 60000 new customers send on trial TaW1at Tam1ma am jMjiivimrcI rtt4 uiu l iibiYCiy ¬ ¬ wuriu clvmj ko a scarf au postpaid i uu j iuiuuuui5growers u octu vjauaiog ior 1UC I kjuargost ot larm seeus and pota wramiuo nuwu oopngs earnest j vegenioie Eeeas jatJosr telle J oil aoout icuiaaiy mailed to intending DuyersgncL una notice 1 vi uuiBIBBS Dhurry Bandi4 5 pOS J ly injured Bollngbroko Clubs Offer London March 22 The Bolingbroke slub will offer a purse of 2500 for a 5ght between Fitzsimmons and Charlie Mitchell and will allow Fitzsammon 2100 aT JTJTenseSr -- Price for Autonomy London March 20 A news agency here asserts that Lord Salisbury has suggested to the powers that each con tribute the sum of 10000 toward founding an autonomous regime in Crete fl mwtM JB mm Beet Conga Syrup Tastes Good TJW Own nHnUl PltiC AftQ Bf jntfaaa BoKlbydrpgtata gj HI my t -- y - S L J m 5 w J - u - 2i yC tV rr - v - j yf VV f r ri iz S V J s -- a sk- - -- s -- - A Tan ZJll i - - ii fcwnwMltrihnamjwgiawiiiiir1fiawatJJlw it- - --1 - V JUIit Wll WJ l W iC4 i fr THE BOTJEBON NEWS TTJEgU THE THREE GIFTS Angus Bruce whose hands were now said to be stainedwith the life blood VTe thank Thee Lord for Thy first gift o his fellow man But she added Iafe on the occasion when first she made privilege living- to see Precious the a confidant of Tom I cannot and do The race arising- to peace through strife Merciful generous chivalrous free not believe Angus guiltj- - and you dear Kot yet we know have Thy children Tom must help me find evidence to con- ¬ grown vict the guilty party Into the brotherhood Heaven hath You speak Clara as though you planned But thou wilt garner where Thou hast knew who were guilty if Angus Bruce sown JLe not but how can he be otherwise Plentiful harvests in every land than guilty when both Herbert and We thank Thee Lord lor lifes dearest Fannie caught him in the very act prize You forget Tom that Fannie states Love that abideth where life abides That lightens the way to the distant skies that when she saw him before she fainted he was turning from the Guiding us fairly whateer betides bedside with the bloody knife in his Love hath its sorrows we knowas deep As its fountains of joy where we drink at hand Brother he may have found that knife driven to the bankers heart and willYet Love lives on past the dreamless but then have pulled it forth remem- ¬ sleep ber Fannie says that a look of horror Of the dear ones out on the quiet hill was on his features while Herbert tes- ¬ We thank Thee Lord for Thy last gift tified that it was a fiendish look Death Whatever the look Clara might it Making for all of our ills amends not have changed to horror when he That gently severs the fainting breath Giving us over again to our friends found himself discovered He never killed the banker Tom it The grave is low and a darksome room is impossible Yet shall we enter with never a fear And rest at peace in its rayless gloom But why should he have fled Clara if Knowing oh Father that Thou art near not guilty Frank Putnam in Chicago Times Herald That brother I cannot tell but doubtless all circumstances were jj jf1 Eli9 against him and there was nothing else that he could do I believe that Herbert Lathrop laid the plot and mur- ¬ dered his uncle when an opportunity occurred when he could do so and fasten WMM the guilt on Angus But sister Herbert could not have known that Angus would be the bearer of a letter from you to Fannie that Copyright by A N Kellogf Newspaper Co --- MARCH 23 1897 t v - - the others features which seemed to annoy him Well Black Beardr when youve looked your fill order your drinks- Then give us two straight whiskies here hold here your head Watts Bill Watts two stiff ones do you hear The others hand dropped to- his hip pocket on the instant Easy pard Easy San Domingo Thunder I had never knowed you I thought youd croaked long ago Where did you cultivate that beard Thats one shipmate that I culti- ¬ vated in an hour I thought as much but where do you hail from Tom From everywhere my schooner lies at anchor in the river Oh ho then youre equipped again What is it the same old lay Well rather rather Any old ship- ¬ mates around Yes Doud and Batson are here as is Plunkett and Cobb but theyre in jail Plunkett and Cobb are - For what Why 1 believe they called I H ffl I - mf mVSk fflP CHAPTER XII Continued What is it Mag Why did you open that door Let it be closed forever Lock it Lose the key Why do you stand there woman staring at the bed V -- -- me Speak kDo you see nothing Marse Herbert THdnt you sec nothingNothing- bub the bed and the furni ¬ ture in the room and those dark spots of blood what did you see Aunt MagLying across the bed in his night robe the body of your uncle the shirt and the bed were covered with blood the bloody sheath knife was sticking- in his breast and he looked at me with such sad eyes and raised his rig ht hand and pointed to the picture and the picture instantly swung- its face to the wall Turn it back Mag- turn it back Great God its mine Mag- do you lie to - AYhat do you see Lathrop crime on Angus doubtless his appear- ¬ ance was very opportune Well sister I am at your service in any manner I can be meanwhile I will cultivate the acquaintance of Herbert CHAPTER XHI LET ME SAIL UNDER A XEW NAME THE CAPTAIN OF THE BANGElt SAID brother but had he decided to commit the murder and fasten the No night - - - - Why should I inarster you will see it turn ag ain Not I Lock the lloor I doubt not Mag- my room the door Ill Lock take the hot Scotch to said Mag that you would now occupy old marsters room WThat me Woman you are crazy The sometimes call me so Marse Herbert but 1 am harmless I thought good night and dont see any more vi- ¬ sions Ha Ha A good joke Aunt Mag a good joke well leave here Mag L intend to bu a farm and there youll the sunlight sec no visions This sehooner was jiainted a dark Herbert with the tray in his hand green and her name as painted in bold jiassed from the room and up the stairs letters on her stern was The Rangwhile Aunt Mag threw open the bed ¬ er room door and sank into a chair The Banger then had bidden at anchor Go murderer go she muttered sometliing like an hour and it was pos- ¬ but there will be visious wherever you sibly eight oclock when a man of more are so long as Mag follows you and than ordinary staturG and of athletic there will be hands to turn your picture build stepped from the cabin He wore to the wall Yes there will be one to a pair of dark blue trousers which were fill you with fear thwart you and drag sustained around the waist by a heavy you down until Angus Bruce shall be leathern belt and within two pockets proved clear of Marse Johns murder of the belt on eitherside protruded the and you Marse Herbert be brought to stocks of pistols while within itu justice yes you will find Mag harm- ¬ sheath at the back rested the sheath less to all but you Herbert Lathrop to knife ail but you And Marse John my dear His blue woolen shirt was open at old inarster 3ou was always good to the neck aud a soft felt hat was on Mag and your murderer shall never his head nis features it was hard to call Glara Hill wife judge of as an immense black beard Mag turned the face of Herberts pic ¬ covered his face almost entirely ex ¬ ture back to the Avail and leaving- the tending fully 12 inches below his chin library door unlocked and open passed His large expressive eyes were of a through the hall and to her room dark blue cast and his every movement Herbert La thro p emptied the pitcher seemed to speak of great energy of the hot Scotch that night and yet As he stepped out of the cabin he unquiet were his slumbers and the next was wiping his long black beard with morning after placing an ad with the a red bandana as though he had just Wilmington Journal he took passage partaken of his evening meal for Orton Mate he sang out lower a yawl The ad was as follows and send Hendricks and Bullion ashore Five thousand dollars reward will be with me paid for the apprehension of Angus Aye ave sir but whos Bul- ¬ Bruce who on tho night of May 31 lion 3S31 murdered my uncle John Lloyd Why he that eats so much soup One followed a description of Angus of the men we shipped at Port au Then and the name of Herbert was attached Prince The yawl was soon lowered and the tcihe proclamation Arrived at Orton Herbert speedily captain who had donned his coat ac- ¬ broached the matter of the purchase of companied by the two sailors descended Kendall and Squire Hill concurring in into it A few minutes pull at the oars and his views the purchase was that week completed and Kendall with some 60 they drew up at the wharf Now my lads negroes was in possession of Herbert said the eajtain go aboard and wait my signal the Lathrop Abner Hill by reason of Herberts whistle three times remember now consulting him in regard to the pur- bear an ear and dont both get foggy chase of Kendall and of his compliance at once there may be action before with his views felt a marked change morning Aye aye sir and the yawl dis ¬ in the views that he had entertained of that personage and informed Herbert appeared in the gathering darkness that he was ready at all times when he while the captain passed from the desired to consult him in regard to the wharf to the opposite side of the street plantations management to advise Here he turned to the left and proceeded south along the quay him He entered several saloons and along of Fred He advised the retention Reynolds the former overseer and here nearly every building was a within a few weeks time Herbert was saloon In each place he stepped to the bar installed at Kendall unand took a drink or a cigar and threw To Fannie the change was not an welcome one as she would have gladly down a silver dollar and while wait a Avelcomed an3 that would have removed for his change scanned everv face and 4Jicr from the scene of the tragedy that without remark tookrhis departure lie was evidently looking for some tef ther an orplfcfn and particularly a oliange that brought her so near the one He had traversed fully three family of Abncr Hill at whose resi- blocks- when he entered a saloon mid ¬ dence she now elected to spend the way of the block and bearing on the sign above the door the words Sail greater part of her time vi- ors Best Jim Holland Proprietor Clara had not regained her wonted This should be the place old Jim vacityof inind and little resembled the glowing picture of health that she did wont know me lie entered tho door A pock marked that day when she rode her pony to the man of middle age was standing behind wharf and placed her letter to Fannie in the hand of Angus Her younger the bar he was blind of the leT eye brother was a great consolation to her and had a long deep sear on his left and to him she made known the fact cheek which even his stubby beard that Sitowur to have wed Mr Loyout failed to canceal The captain walked tip to the bar j of regard for hel fathers wights and janed over it and gazetlMui at while herTieart was in the keeping of - Thank God for that Well Mag captain had been found It was now conceded that they had left the Carolina coast On the evening of the ISth of August there passed into the mouth of the Ashley river and anchored oil Charleston a two mast schooner of apparently the same tonnage as the Clara Belle and she seemed to ride the waters as she lay at anchor there as lightly There was evidently a small cargo if any aboard The Clara Belle when last seen plying the waters of Cape Fear wore a coat of white jiaint and her master took Xn ide in seeing that it should be kept so alean that her sides should glisten in ¬ ¬ - withstanding the reward that Lathrop offered for the apprehension of Bruce and the further fact that many officers were searching for him on land and sea no trace of the Clara Belle or of her morning of the 1st of June that Pilot Fiver of Smithville stated that the Clara Bellcbearing Angus Brucepassed out the inlet at break of day and not-¬ It will be remembered that it was the They wuz relievin a planter of his roll one night and he resisted and made such a fuss that Plunkett and Cobb wuz surrounded and they got jugged They stretches hemp next Fri ¬ day lessen we get them hought an then Im gettin tired of shore Im skeered Im gettin suspicioned here It was a bad day for us when the Kancy floun- ¬ dered but what kind of a craft have you got now A two mast schooner and a clipper she is too with a fair wind she can show any craft in your port a clean pair of heels but action you know I was always fur action Can you get loose from your gin mill and do you want to take a hand in a freebooters life again Oh I can get shut of the grog least- ¬ wise Ill leave it with Moll and as for jining whats your terms San Do- ¬ mingo Here Bill never speak that name again Domingo is supposed to be dead so let him rest Why man youd have a hundred detectives trying to trace him out in no time let me sail under a new name What shall it be Why call me what you did when we drank the grog Black Beard and as for terms you know Im not over close the here it murder ¬ stepgga towards the object It was two WELL PAID PREACHERS negroe seated on the dock fishing he lepijghis eye on them until the yawl Wftftf ReUffloiv CostiM tko Efconlei- England drewup to the wharf Ai greati lot of letters written by tfae- Here Here you two black men brotkers by Susan Wesley by George get aboard qui civ be livety now That fer massa what you gwine do Whitefield by William Wilberforce and others of historical significance were widwe4 recently discovered many of which are Do with you Why take you to free soon to be given to the public These donfkeome be quick letters deal entertainingly and instruc- ¬ Isyou sho nuff massa Sure yes certain what else do 1 tively with the early days of the Meth-¬ waritfof you Quick be quick or odist movement and cannot fail to be received with pleasure by the clerical youlLbe too late The two darkies descended into the and lay members of that wonderfully grown boatfand ten minutes later they were two church Pounded in 1739 by the brothers the Methodists under safelyrlocked in the hold of the Banger their various designations with the 40 San Domingo negroes whose Kew Connexion Primitive of Wesleyain etc now in lingqthey could not understand while ¬ Black Beard who if not enjoying the this kingdom alone have a member sleep of the just was sleeping- - soundly ship of 844260 with 4249 ministers and The- - next morning all was bustle on 40350 lay preachers and a Sunday board the Banger the two yawls were school of 1811700 scholars In this lowered into the river and the hatch blessed land the Methodist houses of was lifted from the deck Next the worship are not named as churches but The Methodists natives of San Domingo who had been are styled chapels here have 15150 chapels of varying sizes plentifully supplied with fruit food and rum on their vojiage were one by less stately than the sanctuaries of the one marched on deck given a parting Established church and of the Soman But swig of rum and loaded into the yawls Catholics does the lack of material splendor not render the noncon where they were handcuffed Iwo and twotogether Half- of the crew had been formist conscience any less tenacious world and it its purpose to landed to receive them and three trips of possible to say save the most aggresis that the of the yawl landed the 40 sive religious force in England is by no Only the two negroes picked up on means the the wharf the night before were now Established affluent and legally fortified church whose in the hold of the Banger and to them are peers of the realm Thehigh priests Methodist the mate gave a bottle of rum and low- ¬ the Presbyterian the Baptist and like ered a basket of the oranges bananas outer barbarians may not loll in luxand cocoanuts with which the vessel urious ease at the state expense so that was loaded it is not surprising that the At the captains will the Banger could progressive liberalism which spirit of permits easily appear merely a fruiter laborers and men of the trades to get The negroes ashore were speedily into parliament is gradually preparing marched to the slave pen and at 12 way inevitable disestablishoclock the last one had been converted the of for the ment the Church of England As into cash and something over 36000- matters now stand it costs a pretty had been realized from the sale penny to maintain the pomp of that AsOBlack Beard presented his checks queen is the suchurch of which to the Bank of Charleston he re- preme governor on the earth marked The salary of the primate archbishop I will reduce your ready cash some- ¬ of Canterbury is the goodly sum of what 75000 per annum punctually paid The cashier smiled as he said Not The archbishop of York has 50000 the much captain bishop of London 50000 the bishop Black Beard thought Good then of Durham 35000 the bishop of WinI will to night chester 32500 the bishop of Bangor That evening the schooner passed up 21000 the bishop of Bath and Wells opposite the planing mill and that 25000 the bishop of Ely 27500 of night the entire crew with the excep- ¬ Gloucester 25000 of Chester 21000 tion of five men were sitting on benches of Exeter 21000 of Hereford Lich ¬ and if ramework in the old mill Doud field Liverpool Llandaff Manchester Batson and Bill Watts were there Bipon St Asaph 21000 each of CarJust 20 men said Black Beard lisle Lincoln Norwich Peterborough Nqw mate you take nine men give St Davids 22500 each- Oxford Saliseach man half a dozen of the dirty bury Worcester 25000 each Neworanges in that bag let each man take castle 10000 Bochester 19000 St a different street and when you meet a Albans 10000 Sodor and Man 9000 likely nigger hire him to go aboard SouthweH 17500 Trurov 15000 andwipe oranges You ar bound to Wakefield 15000 and then think of meet some remember each one is from the army of deans bishops suffragan S00 to 1000 take neither boys nor canons etc and one may infer that the women promise them 50 cents a thou Church of England is am expensive insand or 50 cents a hundred for that stitution representing a very high matter and get all you can Put them average of cost for each soul brought below as fast as you get them aboard to grace But then as this old world but dont carr3r too many aboard at goes religion is a luxury of prettj in-¬ Now go but singly one at a dulgence and in England it is inspir once two best remain with the boats ingly picturesque in its outward show time Fve workfor the other ten Aud a little sometliing is being sent in TO BE CONTINUED Christian way to the foolish people of India who have taken it into their ON CONVERSATION stomachs to starve El vvjn A Barron It Should Not JSo Made Up Simply of in Chicago Times Herald v t- ft- - SCHOOL AND CHURCH William- Lamsppn the banker of Leroy N if who died last week left the bulk of his estate to Yale university The estate is said to be valued betwgeen - V 5750000 and 1000000 r - ¬ - ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ only woman upon- whom has been con-¬ ferred the degree of Doctor of Divinity John Nicholas Brown who has just given 200000 to the Providence Public Library association for a new building is the eldest son of the late John Carter Brown who gave to Brown university its new library building and the land upon which it stands He is 33 years old lives in Newport andis an earnest student of social and political ques- ¬ tions A Liverpool parish magazine con- ¬ Fif-¬ tains the following paragraph teen wet Sundays one after the other is a serious matter when the support of a church and clerical staff depends al- ¬ most entirely upon voluntary contribu- ¬ Our church collections were tions nearly washed away Of course par- ¬ sons who have pew rents can snap their fingers at the weather The foxy wardens get the money in advance and neither shine nor shower makes any difference - worlds inhabitants Bev Dr Augusta Jv Chapin of Chi- ¬ cago has returned from a years travels in Europe and is now visiting friends in Boston She is an alumna of the Uni- ¬ versity of Michigan andis saidtobethe PostmasterrGeneral Wilson as suc- ¬ cessor to GenXee in the presidency of Washington and Lee university will no doubt find himself in a ppsition that will suit his temperament much better than politics At the beginning of the present century the Bible could be studied bV only one fifth of the earths population Now it is translated into languages which make it accessible to nine tenths of the - i M MUSCULAFT MONARCHS ¬ x Rnlers Wlio Have Been Famons for Their Physical Strength It is- - astonishing what a large num ber of kings and other rulers have been famous for their physical strength The late czar of Bussia and the late German emperor wereboth remairkable for their strength of body The latter in fact thought sufficiently well of his powers ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ Anecdote Black Beard aud Sandomingo -- - terms will be the old ones three shares for the captain five for the schooner two for the mate and equal shares for the crew How many men have yo aboard now Twenty and they are all good men half of them have followed the trade before there fighters to a man I would ship five more men Doud Bat son Plunkett Cobb and yourself I dont want too big a crew a small num ber of resolute men will accomplish much besides you know I never place the lives of my crew in jeopardy by fighting if it can be avoided Now what do you suppose Ive got between the decks of the schooner Why you are liable to have gold there San I mean Black Beard No Ive not gold but I have what ¬ will bring gold What is it Ive 40 good stout niggers and they should bring in this market 40000 in good clean gold that cargo was placed aboard by my present crew so you can see that I have good men Where did you ship the niggers San Domingo atSamanabay Some were foolish and cajoled aboard seme marched aboard at the muzzle of our guns no children no women but all good strong men I shall sell them out to morrow and then be ready for new ventures IC there be a haul to make here well and good well make it v ¬ -- ¬ ¬ -- ¬ - ¬ -- -- the Bible Dr Lyman Abbott empha- ¬ truth that the novel had wield in Chautauquan sd a greater moral power than any other l form of literature If this truth were Slio Was Practical Ah dearest sighed the young man fully realized there would be fewer kneeling at the feet of his ownestown novels written and more good novels bank at Charleston doest thou know what of all outward read The majority cf persons are too Well you understand how that must much inclined to regard fiction reading br worked stay ashore and get all the things is nearest my heart Bcally I cant say she replied is a mere pastime to accept all sorts of points and when sold the cavgo biiJfyoii nae regard for your cdm action as of equal value because they we will not lose time buta place to Yet as Dr Abbott rendezvous the men on shore where forttliis hot weather I should think M ufe only novels pointed out novels have wielded a tre- ¬ was a light gauze undershirt She was they Ayil I b ready foi action is first to too practical and it broke the engage mendous influence upon society from be thought of the time that the beautiful romance of Rendezvous hats a big word for mentTexas Sifter the book of Buth was written unto the me Cap Tho Man Who Does Swear present day Chicago Chronicle Why a place where the men can A 7eligious weekly says The man come ashore at night and be unob- who whistles hardly ever swears Ten Hoars in n Day It served is different with the man who hears him France is about to take the lead in Ohj I have it when your cargos The latter hardly ever d6es anythiug adopting the decimal system of reckon- ¬ out tip anchor and on a rising tide else at such times ing time This provides that ten hours drop up the river about half a mile and shall constitute a day 100 minutes an The Only Way youll be abreast an old deserted Bridget youve broken as much hour and 300 seconds a minute This there you can land tho men china this month as your wages amount will greatly simplify aI3 calculations of and they will not be seen for hours time The universal use of this sys- ¬ ¬ Good Bill good and now a bumper to xNow how can we prevent this oc tem will then be urgedAlbany Argus and good night Ill have my crrgo curring again QJ dont know mum unless yez RobIeil to Get an Education around at the slave market at nine raises me waes Tit Bits Twa young women of Moscow re- ¬ oclock to morrow Come round and L cently strangled an old female raiser some good stock and Black T1 Z1 youll see Unhappy Man Beard Slurried back to the wharf and What is ttpcor man to do If hedoes md took her mone as they explained placing a small silver whistle to his norjiaugh ata luencis iqkcs nis iriena in court in prder to provide tliem lips gave three sharp blasts As he did is disgusted and if lie docs laugh his lelveswith funds for traveling abroad so lie observed something moving on friend tells another joke Atchison so complete tho- - scientific education1 Chicago Times Herkia the wharf a few feet to his right Ho Globe1 fields To San Domingo No not there after losing 40 men they will be on the outlook Why not draw the cash from the -- then open the prison doors and take our two birds out and skip to other Anj careful observer will surely notice that the real field of anecdote is either a company of stupid pdople or a company of old men who have ceased to think on serious subjects It is mel ancholy to notice how quickly such peo ¬ ple grow weary of a real play of intel- ¬ lect and fall back upon their memory to supply them with disjointed scraps of humorous or witty parley Such things excite laughter but have behind them a sense of emptiness and unreality which a good conversation never has and yet the latter is a rhing which unless taken down by shorthand cannot pfossibly be reproduced and there is no better sign that talk has been really good and general than the in- ¬ ability of the contributors to give any adequate account of it afterward The changes which pass over an expressive countenanee cannot be given by the painter still less by the most accurate photograph so it is with the drifts and oddies in a fliowing stream so it is with the April weather of a good conversa- ¬ tion Anecdote may by no means be ex cluded if it fits perfectly to the argu ment in hand knowledge may give i depth provided that knowledge is kept perfect in hand and used only as a means of recreation but these are sub ¬ sidiary to the play of intellect with in tellect the tossing and returning the ball the entertainment tb which each member contributes according to his auiniy j rouaoiy me most irequent hindrance to this result is the habit of de- pendingupon oneor two persons to bring out anecdotes or repeat good things which they have treasured in their ¬ ¬ QUEER A VERMONT TOWN States Its name is Baltimore and it pos ¬ sesses little of interest save a history in which none of its inhabitants expresses the slightest pride Baltimore is fairly old as American towns go having been set off from Cavendish and organized in 1793 It then had 275 presumably am ¬ bitious and hopeful inhabitants but every census taken since then has re- ¬ vealed a steady growth downward In 1800 the place had lost one citizen and the subsequent record stands as fol ¬ lows In 1S10 207 inhabitants 1820 204 11G Place Wliere IVotliins Has Ever Happened In Windsor county Vt is about as queer a town as there is in the United day spends his winters in the soldiers home 1S30 179 1S40 158 1S50 124 1SG0 1S70 S3 1SS1 71 and 1S90 e4u To- ¬ the number is 59 and one of the 59 ¬ ¬ ¬ Nothing ever happened in the town not even a crime and it has no distin ¬ guished sons or daughters The houses are scattered over the territory included within Baltimores limits no- ¬ where forming anything like a village and there is no store no church no post office nor even a cider mill The peo- ¬ ple are prosperous enough as Vermont farmers define prosperity but they keep moving away whenever oppor ¬ tunity oirexs and nobody ever moves in It is 20 years since a wedding took ¬ at Brattleboro place there Boston Transcript The Power of Fiction a recent sermon on the fiction of In memory T Y Mahaffy DD DCL sized the - le lowing While traveling on foot in London ho had an altercation with a dustman The dispute developed into a quarrel which the count terminated by seizing his adversary by the head and throwing him over his shoulder imto the mud cart which was standing near It is related of Dom Pedro I emperor of Brazil that while out sailing in a small boat he suddenly seized hold oi the two magnificently dressed chamber lains who accompaniedhim lifted them out of the boat one ora each side and decked them in the sea This was not done out of malice but because it was carnival time and practical jokingwas the order of the day Scanderberg king of Albania was a giant in strength From an early age lie was in the habit of- competing in feats of strength and skill with the Turkish nobles and was almost always victorious He once in a fit of rage out in two with one stroke of his sword two enemies who were brought to him Bound together The same powerful sword arm could- cut in twain a man incomplete armor London Tit Bits Commercial Conflict in Iruisia Under pressure from th agricultural party there has been enacted in Prussia a law which prohibits all dealing in futures in grain and other produce The law went into effeot on the 1st and the produce exchanges of Berlin Stettin and other trade centers promptly suspended and organized as free associations in order to escape the severe supervision prescribed by the new law Germanys great grain trade x ith Bussia andAranerica is entirely dependent upon future deliveries and the merchants engaged in it insist that it would be impracticable to carry i on under the restrictions of the new law The hope of the agricultural party is to advance prices for farm products by preventing speculation Youths Com panion ¬ - strong man who wrestled with and defeated the monarch with difficulty Augustus II elector of Saxony was a man of immense strength He once seized a monk who had concealed him-self in the royal sleeping apartment by the waist and flung him out of the win ¬ dow imto the courtyard beneath Maurice count of Saxonjr a natural son of the above eleotor was as noted as- his father for his feats of strength It needs no small amount of strength in the fingers to enable one to twist a long thick nail into a spiral Thia Maurice did and afterward used it as a corkscrew to open bottles of wine at a luncheon At another time While stopping at a farriers tohave his horses at-¬ tended to he broke half idozenof the mans horseshoes by the strength brJi hands like so many biscuits That Maurice was equally strong in other parts of his- body is shown by the fol ¬ ¬ - to oppose himself to a professional s ¬ - GV - A 1 T ¬ wonderful feathered creature known to the student of ornithology the aw ¬ ful rpir ndoob or bird of death A wound from the beak of this creature causes excruciating pains in every part of the body loss of sight speech and hearing convulsions lockjaw and cer¬ tain death N Y Sun Spectacle mission provides spectacles for needlewomen and other deserving persons dependent upon their eyesight for a living Last year 725 applicants vere provided with spectacles Chicago Tribune Jfovel London Mission A useful charitj- - called the London New Guinea is Remarkable Statement the home of the most plan-ing-m- ill t -- Britain in proportion to the inhabitant than in any other civilized country Chicago Times Herald Not Great Tobacco Users Less tobacco is consumed in Great r C i-- t V LTtt- - L t 3 hJTSs I SI THE BOTJJBON i Frankfort Topics NW TUESDAY MARCH 23 1897 GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS ROYAi Dr Hunter said to a Lonisyille Post I rettorter at Frankfort yesterday will be elected to morrow certainly there is no chance of the combination going through You may say that am confident of winning said yesterday that Gov Bradley would get twelve Republican votes and that fifty nine Democrats and two Populists would also vote for him This would prevent the election of Only One Standard You and we may differ as to money standards and out of our very differences good may come But we wont differ as to the merits of one standard emulsion of cod liver oiL Theatrical And Otherwise Jtemarks In The Foyer FIELDS MINSTRELS NEWTON MITCHELL It was Hunter POWDER Absolutely Pure r- Frankfort was full of Republicans of high and low degree last night but there was little excitement SCOTTS EMULSION has won and held its way for nearly 25 years in the world of medicine until to day it is al-¬ most as much the standard in all cases df lung trouble and every condition of wasting whether in child or adult as quinine is in malarial fevers Differ on the money ques ¬ n tion if you will but when it comes to a question of health perhaps of life and death get the standard Your druggist sells Scotts Emulsion Two sizes 50 cts and J0O SCOTT BOWNE New York night This is claimed to be the great- ¬ est minstrel company traveling em- ¬ bracing as it does seventy of the most prominent minstrel stars of the day Buyers of Groceries are not forced to go to cut rate stores for low while the most novel and sensational American and European specialty acts prices because have been secured for the great olio The court of Momus agscenic spectacle of mythological ideas supercedes the worn out old tashioned minstrel first part The stage settings are regal in their magnificence while the court costumes that are used are historically correct The vocal part of the enter- ¬ offered by them on same class of goods I have an excellent and com- ¬ tainment is said to be superior to any plete line of ever heard in connection with a minstrel performance attraction offered at the opera house to The Al G Field minstrels will be the ¬ THE PEOPLES GROCER I Will Meet Any Prices ¬ Jack Chinn has been at the Capital Celebrated for its great leavening strength and healthfulness Assures the for several days but is reported to be as food against alum and all forms of adul-¬ docile as a lamb teration common to the cheap brands Boyal Baking Powder CO- - FANCY APPLES ORANGES STANDARD GOODS ALMONDS New YOrk Representative W H Morgan intro- ¬ duced a bill to punish persons for inter- ¬ Two popular Paris young men had a experience the other night They drove about sixteen miles on a sparking trip and when in a stones throw of the young ladys home BAN ANNAS MALAGA GEAPES FILBERTS ENGLISH WALNUTS BRAZIL PECANS V THE BOBBBOJ HEWS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 rupting any public speaker by offensive language or by throwing ejjgs or misThe penalty siles of any kind at him ii to be a fine of not lees than 100 nor more than 1000 or imprisonment in the county jail from two to twelve months or both fine and imprisonment ¬ Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BBUCE MILLER Make all Checks Money Orders payable to the order of Champ MrLiER etc found that an impassable unfordable barrier confronted them Brushy Fork was on a boom and could not be forded so the Paris gallants were forced to return home with an unspent pleasant evening still in their possession it Kentuckians After Plums Maj A T Wood has reached Frank fort from Washington and gives out a warm interview in which he denounces ¬ W H Overbey of Henderson wants the statement that Hunter will control to be Consul General at Melbourne the Federal patronage in Kentucky as He thinks the senaan infernallie Australia Ex United States Marshal D J torial drift is toward Bradley Ed Parker in an interview also exBurchett of Louisa Ky is an appl- ¬ icant for the consulship at Rio Janerio presses the opinion that Bradley will -- ¬ The Princess Chimay nee Warl of Drtrcit who created a sensa sion by eloping with a Hungarian gypsy fiddler will go on thejjvaudeville stage The pictures being given away by A Berlin theatre will pay her 6000 a Davis Thomson Isgrig are works of month and the Alhambra London will art and ao ornament to any house pay her 8000 for four weeks Notice To The Public 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 Sardines Champgnion French Peas Bottled Pickle Catsup Etc Clara T FINEST CHOCOLATE CANDIES ¬ ¬ BALTIMORE CAN AID BULK OYSTERS A ISGRIG TURKEYS Ex-Senat- or ¬ x Brazil certainly be elected Senator Journck Courier The tariff debate began in the Senate yesterday ty i I m - m HN9K4MH Pii fy- ik-V- - Pr- - U x - fv - S m t JCjS V Jm C sac ni- - A Boston woman says that women would eat more onions they sir Very respectfully a hair pulling and Now lets have would have fewer calls from the doctor 9feb 2t Dr R A Sprake scratching match between Mrs Fitz r any one else And fewer from simmons and Mrs Corbett and have the It is said that Sousa and De Wolf Change of Time on Frankfort whole business over About Governor Bradley Cincinnati Hopper will join forces next season Railroad Sousa introducing his band between Representative Berry Saturday re- ¬ A dispatch Sunday from Frankfort On and after March 1st passenger acts and conducting the orchestfa for Gov Bradley to day told one of mostly says introduced forty seven bins C R R will Hoppers opera trains on the F pension measures that failed to get his frienis that it was his present inten- run as follows daily except Sunday tion to resign bis office as soon as the through the last Congress West Bound Leave Paris 920 am Pauline Hall is to star in An Ameriarrive extra session of the Legislature adjourn- arrive Georgetown 10 a m June 20 has been decided upon as the ed Two days ago while in conversa- ¬ Frankfort 1155 a m Leave Paris 530 can Beauty the work now being used date for the Jubilee Thanksgiving day tion with two or three of his closest pol- ¬ p in arrive Georgetown 635 arrive by Lillian Russell for the celebration of the sixtieth year itical friends the Governpr made a simi- ¬ Frankfort 725 Leave Frankfort 630 a East Bound of the reign of Queen Victoria He said that unless m arrive Georgetown 7 20 a m arrive lar statement A comic opera to be given in New Paris 840 a m Leave Frankfort 3 p York next month is called 41999 At Washington Friday Representative future events wrought a change in his m arrive Georgetown 415 p m arrive mind there would be an election for Paris 510 p m Evans introduced a bill appropriating C D Bercaw G P A 500000 for a monument to Abraham Governor in Norembei not as the reNat Goodwin won 1500 instead of sult of his election to the Unid States Lincoln to be erected in Washington 800 on Fitzsimmon8 Wrights Celery Senate but of a determination to give Gov Sadler of Nevada assures the up the office which he holds at present tion Sick headache ECHOES OF THE FIGHT public that he saw nothing brutal in the He said that he would have done so be- Said Fitz to the curious crowd prize fight between CorDett and Fitz fore now but for the urgent appeals of Piles I- Piles Piles In tones joyful clear and loud simmons and that he thinks it will help some of his friends v Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will You can just bet I am a peach cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching Ive licked boastful gentleman Jim STOCK AND TURF NEWS Piles It absorbs the tumors allaysthe itch ¬ And knocked the filling out 6him ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant Im the only Secretary Gage says those revenue of relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment pebble ficials now on duty and who did not Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the Turf Notes private parts and nothing else Every box ion pass the civil service examination pre is guaranteed Sold by the June Stone sold ten hhds of tobacco mail for 50c and SI per druggists sent by box WILLIAMS vious to their appointment will be re- ¬ beach MG CO Prop s Cleveland O For sale by quired to pass the examination if they Friday at Louisville for an average W T Brooks druggist Said Corbett amid the cheers price of 805 desire to continue holding office Hes robbed me of my spurs e E T Lewis claiming to be a Metho separated me Importers are getting ready for the dist preacher of Munfordville was held Wrights Celery Tea regulates the And I can lick himfrom my wits you bet But Dingley Bill by importing large quanti- over at Bowling Green on ibe charge of liver and kidneys cures constipation If they will just let me get and sick headache 25c at all druggists Another chance ties of goods Itgis said that it will be attempting to pass forged checks to no surprise if the increase in receipts Your Xiife Insured lc a Day Thompson Tarri- great give shall be sufficient to wipe out the him F V is doingnicely at Memphis Our insurance is protected by bankpresent deficiency by the close of the coltP Fitz His first start will likely be in the able paper on the Capital City Bank of fiscal year June 30 Latonia Derby He is not entered in Columbus O There can be no stronger guarantee givenyou We dare not use Hon Husky Duds wants a Postoffice the Kentucky Derby a banks name without authority if you C A DAUGHERTY in Tennessee Hon Ki Gudger of North Springbok the famous thorough ¬ doubt it write them Good health is Carolina wants a South American bred stallion died Friday at the Edge the best life insurance Wrights Celery Capsules gives you good health mission and Hon Squinch Curd of water farm near Cynthiana He was they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach HO 5E IN Kentucky wants anything he can get the sire of Huntress Goano Clipsetta trouble Rheumatism Constipation and The new Administration is starting out Eberlee Nimrod etc and was a suc- ¬ Sick Headaches 100 days treatment DECQRATOR cessful racer He won 19 out of 26 costs lc a day A sight draft on above all right Exchange bank in every 1 box which brings 434 Main St - starts Paris Ky your money back if we fail to cure you The penitentiaries of Kentucky have Experienced farmers tell The News Sold by W T Brooks druggist ALSO DEALER IN furnished perpetual scandals from a time that wheat in Bourbon has improved back to which no living citizen remem- ¬ wonderfully during the past Oil Varnishes fortnight bers It is a part of the duty of every and that the prospect for a new crop is Brushes Artists5 Ma- ¬ Legislature to investigate them and the better than it has been f several years Full Details Gladly Given Window special session has already started to The acreage will be larger than last Glass Etc work in this direction It is said that year A Railroad Officials Experience the scandal furnished by the Republican Estimates promptly furnished for Two car loads of young brood mares administration of these institutions will glass paints painting anddecorating trotters and runners bought up in Ken- ¬ Louisbe fully as interesting as usual tucky by Ed A Tipton and other agents ville Times for Marcus Daly during the past three months left Lexington Sunday night in A DESIRABLE 60 ACRE FARM There is no better gauge of the con charge of Joe ilea the well known ditionof business than the railroads driver and trainer for the Cooper Kings During 1896 the total product of steel Bitter Root Ranch in Montanav rails in this country was but a little over HAVE a well situated 60 acre Bour- ¬ The Louisville Post thus sizes up Dr 1000000000 tons and yet since Janu bon County farm which I desire to Catlett Turney Bros entry in the Ken ¬ sell 1 of this year the mills have received It is well improved For any Interest in the chances further particulars address orders for rails amounting to nearly tucky Derby J E PLTJMMER Ky 400000 tons more than the whole output of the various candidates fo the Ken- ¬ 8jan tf JMillersburg of last year The demand for steel rails tucky Derby and other early season riever increases except when times are events is great Ornament Dr Catlett and Carnero are most generally liked good or improving Courier Journal inm inn in in inn i n luinii i in i n imn inn here In the early winter local talent R EDWARD EDMONDS long con nected with railroad construction in Buy Shoes Now was almost entirely in favor of Orna My Nebraska ment as the winner but the people here and pained me writes years heart troubled Mens finest calf shoes cut from 5 Awarded 19 Shortness of for are gradually eoming down to the idea breath was the constant and most common and 6to 385 Highest Honors Worlds Pair Ladies finest Kid Welts lace and that Dr Catlett will land the big Ken¬ symptom Intense excruciating pain gener- ¬ button cut from 350 andt4 to 285 tucky events Carnero nor Ornament ally followed any severe exertion Faintness Till March 1st has any Backing as Catlett more com-¬ hunger without any appetite fluttering that CLAY RION made me clutch my breast and palpitation missions having been placed on Catlett that often staggered me as it I would fall by local turfmen than any other entry were frequent attacks Again everything would turn black if I arose from a stooping 1 A able to resume my practice Tr Adair will attend to all unfinished work and If such other work as my patroLS may de I have arranged with Dr John Adair to take charge of my office until I am -- Attractions at Cincinnati theatres this week Grand Frederick Warde Wal- ¬ nut Emily Banker in A Divorce Main Cure Robinsons Susie Kirwin Opera Co Heucks A Bowery Girl Pike Joseph Wheelock and others in vaude- ¬ ville NEWTON MITCHELL i St Opp Court House Paris Ky MABGOLENS -- 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 I have a fine assortment of these goods competition and if you will come in and look at them I am sure I can please you and it is no trouble for me to show them to you Consider the prices which I quote below ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - 1 Brussels from 40 cts up Ingrains from 18 cts up Matting from 9 cts up Rugs from 50 cts up - g- Remember the place and call early H MHRnni FN PARIS KY ¬ Opp Conrt House 24jy-96-- ly ¬ ¬ - three-year-o- ld ¬ -- i i IT Paints terials ¬ FOR SALE I M Yo i Alter IF YOU DO T To Ji UlU i in 1 M M jfeetepi v rfmK si Bi was a AND FIND YOU NEED ANYTHING in MY LIN G6me in and get my prices and you buy 9ods anywhere else Queen Crescent Hates - CREAM v BAKING POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE Free Round trip tickets from Junction City and all points North to Cincinnati and return on sale daily March 29th to April 3d One fareround trip account Grand Opera Festival in Music Hall Great Artists rich program of masterpieces j Visit the Queen City during thiB Festi val season Your agent can give you full particulars 4 1 A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS TH STAMDARDr ltiont sick w Wrlshts - ieadchea CteTprv r nm w 25c nra innafn wtAwj vwiiLiLro at druggists- - Sleepless nights with their prostrating unrest were Dr Miles numerous and couia Heart- Cure get no rest day or night¬ 602 MAIN ST - - - - PARIS KY 1 consulted leading phy Over Deposit Bank Restores sicians and tried adver ¬ tised remedies They Office hours 8 to 12 a in 1 to 6 p m Health gave me no relief One of Dr Miles circulars described my caae bo exactly that I took Dr Miles New Heart Cure and I am now well man I hope every one troubled with heart disease will try Dr Miles remedies If they will write me personally I will gladly give them full PARIS KY 3 3R0AEWAY details of my experience Edw Edmokds P O Box 65David City Nebraska up stairs Dr Miles Heart Cure is sold on guarantee that first bottlt benefits or monty refunded4 Office hours 8 to12 a m 1 to 6 p m posture quickly l M H DAILEY I will positively save you money on anything in my line cairffc j - e R A SPRAKE J T HINTON l UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED TO 4 V ZT -- l WHV ts w i fve -- it V PSWHW if O it TJM BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY MARCH 23 1897 - V TIE fTCn BQDBBftH NEWS 1881 The Corner Stone Laying PEESONAL MENTION NUPTIAL KNOTS The day was perfect for the laying of the corner stone of the new Methodist Church Sunday and the ceremony was witnessed by a large crowd of people in which were many persons from various portions of tne county Prior to placing the stone in position services were held at the Second Presby- ¬ terian Church The services began with prayer by Rev C Pope of Mil leraburg and the address was made by Rev H A M Henderson of Delhi who was followed by Rev E H Pierce of Winchester Rev Eberhardt of this city made the closing prayer The audience then went to the site of the new church to witness the laying of the corner stone After a song Rev E G B Mann pastor of the church made appropriate remarks and Rev Frank Savage offered a prayer The corner stone was placed in position by the officers of the church The stone has on it the dates 1817 1860 1897 the successive dates of the erection of the Methodist houses of worship in this city Rev Mann deposited in a box which was placed in tbe stone a bible a hymn Seventeenth Year Established secOJL ioied at the Post office at Paris Ky tss mail matter as TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PJR1CES One year Payablein Advance 2 00 Six mouths 1 jl00 IiK- - news costs you Make POBT FBOM A GUN FKEE OF CHARGE cant even get a Money Orders payable to the order of Champ all Checks MiIjLrr Etc at J T Hintons Brussels carpets 39 cents per yard 2t James Nesbitt of Little Rock been granted a pension has Sunday Mr and Mrs Bnrley of ner Paris nnited by letter with the Chris- ¬ tian Church Eld J W McGrARVEY of preached Sunday Christian Church Lexington morning at the Mr Horace Millers 1 B H Coyle who sells furniture on book copies of The Bourbon News the installment plan has moved with his Kentuckian- - Citizen and Paris Reporter a list of members and officers of the family to Mt Sterling old churches a list of subscribers to The Monday Night Literary Club met repairs and a booklet of the Confeder- ¬ last night with Miss Drusie Bedford 8t ate Veterans Association i Have you seen those straw cushions The largest line of carpets in Ken at T Hintons They are the very J tucky at J T Hintons Prices guaranthings for your porches Get some of ¬ teed them nowf ¬ The case of the Commonwealth vs Geo Smoot horse stealing was on trial Dr J Ed Ray was the only Parisian Friday and Saturday and resulted in a who witnessed the execution of Walling hung jury Smoot is charged with and Jackson at Newport Saturday stealing the pacer Seven Points 223 -- Ben Spears and family will move today to Mrs Nannie Halls residence on corner of Fifth and High streets Circuit Court Proceedings The contract for the erection of the from A R Talbott new Phoenix Hotel annex has been John Williams one of the brightest awarded to John T Williams formerly young men of Paris was admitted to the Bourbon Bar Friday Mr of this city who represented Cyn ihiana in the High School declamatory contest in this city last year has been appointed a cadet at West Point - - Kerr Biggs A full account of the Jackson and Walling execution appears oh page two Pictures of the victim and her murderers accompany the sketch -- - Messrs O L Davis Thos G- - A Quiucy Henry Clay Jr Ward left yesterday for a hunting trip to Indian Old Fields Clark county -- W and Stuart - John G Smedleys undivided one fourth interest in 217 acres of land near Hutchison was sold Saturday by his assignees to Jas M Hughes at 35 per acre Mr Owens bills asking for an appropriation of 50000 for a public building in this city and to establish a cavalry post in Fayette county Williams is a son of J- - J Williams and is a graduate of Central University Richmond His many friends trust that he will have great success Conrt was not in session yesterday but will reconvene this morning The docket is as follows 14th day march 23 Wm Herndon vs L NRR 7 R J Brown vs Jas Scotts heirs 15th day march 24 Ward Dickson vs Dinwiddie McKees Admr Commonwealth vs Henry Myers and Bud Kennedy horse stealing Same vs Speck Helvey John Carter and Jeff Harris robbery Joseph A Hildreth vs J C Good- man Myers ys Liggett John May- - t Matthew Kenney this city Mrs Louis Frank and children otA Lowest prices best goods and a comLouisville is the guest of Mr and Mrs plete assortment of styles is the secret L Frank and family The Violet Whist Club will be enter- ¬ of thejarge business J T Hinton does tained Thursday afternoon by Miss BIRTHS Sadie Hart on Duncan avenue -Our Future Men And Mr Duvall Adams of Lynchburg The fAldvent Of Women e Virginia who has been a guest at Col In this city Sunday to the wife of Dr Stoners left Sunday for his home J T Vansant a son second born atd Misses Mamie Neely and Mary second son yjHRKFt tt 2V vlHGKSIHr JiiHB9Hft Webb Gass arrived home Saturday from If you want to see a beautiful line of a visit to Miss Katie Gay in Woodford Miss Laura Trundle arrived home straw mattings call at J T Hintons last night from a visit to relatives in and you can be satisfied Covington Ky DeKalb Ills St Louis OBITUARY Kansas City and Mrs Cornay Watson Mrs Mamie Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory WE NEVER CHANGE COLOROf The Dead Mrs George Rion and Miss Parker ONYX brand is the standard for Black Hosiery and 2S Mrs Patsy Clay aged eighty eight ir- Doyle were in Cincinnati yesNannie especially noted for Shape Elasticity and Durability terday attending the millinery openings years died Saturday morning at her home near this city She was a sister of The Cynthiana Democrat says Edwin G For sale only by Bedford and was the mother Mrs Artie Ashbrook and Miss Mary of Thos Fields Clay Sidney B Clay Ash brook are now in the City of Mexico and flirs Mattie Donaldson of this city and on their return will spend some county M and and Mrs E 529 Main St Paris Ky time in New Orleans before starting to Colcord of Colorado Denver Kentucky She was the relict of Berry Cla Mr and Mrs Thos Denigan and Funeral services were held Sunday daughter Miss Florence of San Fran- afternoon by Eld J S Sweeney cisco who have been on a pleasure trip Burial at the Paris cemetery The pall- ¬ to Boston New York Philadelphia bearers were J Frank Clay Harry New Orleans and other cities are spend- ¬ Clay S E Bedford John C Bedford A ing a few days at the Windsor Hotel Edwin Bedford Jr Ben F Bedford Mrs Denigan is a sister of Mr Wm Jr Myall of this city A wonderfully complete line of wall of Buy your furniture where you can paper is being shown at J T Hintons ouy tne oesc at cneapest prices Hin Prices the lowest Spring Dress Goods in all the less Hosiery at 10c and tons the big house on the corner is thev newest effects strictly all wool at Others get 25c for the same goods- SCINTILLATIONS place 25c and 39c worth double Our dooiestic stock is the best An Interesting Jumble Of News And Dress assorted cheap-¬ sell decidedly ¬ Engagements Announcements And Sol- emnizations Of The Marriage Vows COMERS AND GORS OBSERVED BY In Leslie county Shade Johnson aged THE NEWS MAN 90 was married Wedueaday to a girl 15 Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At years old The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Thefmarriage of Miss Anna Taylor Elsewhere Means youngest daughter of Mr Q A Mr Joe Salinger of Georgetown Means of Maysville and Mr John was in Paris Saturday Swiftbf Cripple Creek Col will take Miss Carrie Frank has returned placein the latter city in the near futurel from a visit in Louisville Themarriage of Dr B H Kaighn Alva Crawford who is ill with and Miss Miriam Smith will be a social pneumonia is improving Miss Helen Terrell has returned event at Dayton Ky after Easter Dr t to Richmond after a visit to Miss Sallie Kaighn is a popular young dentist and Miss Smith a recent teacher in the pub- ¬ West In this city lic school Both are social favorites Mrs Chas Webber of Shelby ville The wedding is to be a church affair is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Miss Smith is known to many persons in Look Before You Buy And remember we guarantee more for your money than you can buy elsewhere or your money refund ¬ edand you to be the judge of it3 Buy your shoes of us and get one of the beautiful medallion pictures FREE See them on exhibition Jet v our store m f DAVISTEOMS0NIISGRia ONYX BLACK HOSIERY M -- - av1 - j1 II ¬ ¬ great deal of talk is being created by the extraordinary bargains now being offered bjr us and the following prices will command the attention eyery careful buyer and CONDONS 4 est 8 1 ti i ¬ loc i Eld Z T Sweeney Resigns Representative Settle has Spring came in with a smiling coun- ¬ tenance Saturday and two beautiful bright days have followed her arrival And yesterday the hand organ and monkey came This must be Spring sure In Judge Webbs court Saturday Annie Piper colored was fined 750 for hitting a female friend over the head with a stick Will yhite who is white only in name was fined 750 for being drunk and disorderly most popular and competent young dry goods salesmen in Central Kentucky yesterday accepted a position with Ap pleton Edge of Lexington and leaves to day for that city to assume his duties A dispatch Sunday from Columbus Ind to the Commercial Tribune says The resignation of Elder Z T Sweeney pastor of the Christian Church of Columbus was accepted this morn- ¬ ing Mr Sweeney has not yet decided where he will locate Recently he was berrjr appointed Fish Commissioner of Indiana 16th day march 25 by Governor Mount Mr Sweeney was Commonwealth vs Chas Burroughs Consul to Turkey under the Harrison suffering and permitting gaming on administration The Christian Church premises of this city is tbe largest organization of R L Langston vs J W- Lancaster this denomination in the world Mr Sweeney has been the pastor for twenty Now is the very time you want to let six years He gives as his reason for the little ones have an airing Go to J resigning that he expects to accomplish T Hintons and get one of those nice more in another field - our finest We will still A Madison county man has a violin Patterns in black and colors at some of them are marked 6 said to be 222 years old Comment Thieves recently stole a frame cot the and S10 Extra tage intact from its foundation Mt Sterling Miss near the of the Louisville brilliant Tattler Times will give a reading in Richmond Thursday evening The friends of the late Scott Jackson and Alonzo Walling intend to again prosecute young Will Wood of Green castle Ind for his connection with the Pearl Bryan case This prosecution will be based ic is said on letters found among the effects of the dead men Elvira Sidnor Miller Table Linens Towels and Nap ¬ kins are our specialty and we will save you 25c on the dollar if you buy them from us 1 G D Corsets J50cr75c and are the best in tlie world for the price Ladies and Childrens full seam good Brown Cotton 5c Bleached Cotton good 5c Very Best Cotton 8c 10 4 Pepperell Sheeting 18c Best Lancaster Ginghams 5c Percales and Penangs 7c Ladies Bleacned Vests at lOcy Ml taped worth 25c 1 - f 1 fe sr charge See the new portraits- we enlarge free - of m o buggies cheap Turnpike Tribulations A Loathsome And Deadly Malady Prices on yarn carpets slaughtered at J T Hintons - HUTCHISON PURE HOME GROWN 51 M Mr Willard Hutchison one of the Out of fourteen horses examined last week in Bourbon and Harrison suspected of having glanders eleven were found to be affected Dr Frank T Eisenman of Louisville State Veterinarian assisted by Dr John Jameson of this city in consultation with other veterinarians say the disease is undoubtedly glanders Tne diseased animals have been quarantined It is likely that the horses affected will be ordered killed So far the cases are confined to a small territory ¬ ISP R Adair who has had charge of Dr R A Sprakes dental Another Remarkable Cat Story city during the latters ill- ¬ office in this Another remarkable cat story has ness yesterday purchased- the office ¬ and will continue to practice his pro- been told The News by a truthful farmfession Office on Broadway over The er of the Hutchison precinct regarding ah affinity between a pigeon and a cat News office and her kittens The pigeon has taken up with the feline family and built a A family of movers which passed nest in their box home The bird through Paris the other day consisted watches over the kittens and shows of the husband and wife three half fight if yisitors attempt to disturb them grown sons two small boys three In fact the pigeon is proving to be a The babies and three yellow dogs watchful step father to the kittens familys entire earthly possessions did not half fill a spring wagon Society ¬ DrJohn The Scott County Fiscal Court has in ¬ stituted proceedings condemnation 22 turnpikes of the county not against being able to come to terms with them for their purchase Robert and William Pollard were ar-¬ rested at Lancaster charged with being members of the turnpike mob They were released on examining trial Turn piae stockholders in Garrard have made up a reward of 6000 for the conviction of raiders The receipt of a threatening letter has caused the directors of the Cornishville Turnpike Company of Mercer county to order gate keepers to stop the col- ¬ lection of toll John Davis and Beauregard Fields have been held to answer at Georgetown on the charge of destroying toll ¬ Fresh Paragraphs About The People In This Vicinity Miss Gabe Watts is visiting in Paris in Mason Miss Bettie Wallis is visiting friends LOVER SEED Apply to Miss Katie Willmott is visiting friends in Scott county Thos King and sister of Chilesburg visited friends here Sunday Will Harp shipped twelve hhds of tobacco to Louisville last Friday James McLeod Jr sold seven hhds of tobacco in Cincinnati at fair price last week The Antioch and Bethlehem Christian endeavor society will have an union meeting at Mrs Giltners Friday night A L Botts of Fleming representing the Southwestern Life Insurance Co was in this neighborhood last week ¬ 0 EDWARDS OF PariSi Dy AD TROUSERINGS WE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST0OK gaces soliciting IMPORTED SUITMfiS The fact that 6000 reward has been offered for the apprehension of the toll The damage done by high water to a N bridge near Rosedale fill at an L has been repaired and all trains are again running over the bridge and mak ¬ I ing schedule time from Wednesday till Saturday night was due to a tfansfer being necessary at the bridge Stole Bridwells Clothes The delay of trains Roily Bridwell who was sleeping in the office The thief also secured 3 Suitday night a thief broke into the office of J U Boardmans livery stable on High street and stole the clothes of - Confectionery Changes Hnd NippertCo have sold their con- fectionery and cafe to Mr Fred Fngazzirf has Aa of Lexington who took possession or the business yesterday The new owner Jiad much experience in this line of business Nippert nection with the Paris Ice ¬ Co willcontinue their con Co gate raiders in Garrard county seem- ¬ ingly has no effect upon them They were out again Friday night and for the second time destroyed the gate on the Poor Ridge pike One dozen men on horseback destroy ¬ Meeting Bible ed eight toll gates in Fleming Thursday The Bourbon County Bible Society and Friday nights held its seventy fifth annual meeting Yesterdays Temperature Sunday night at the Second Presbyter ¬ ¬ ian Church The address was deliverThe following is the temperature as ed by Eld J W McGarvey of Lexing noted yesterday by A J Winters C6 ington and was a splendid effort The of this city officers of the society were re elected 7a m 62 8a m The next meeting of the society will be 63J 10 a m 67 held at the First Presbyterian Church 11 a m JJ9J the third Sunb ay in March next year 12 m 7l 2p m 77 4pm 80 L X Excursion Kates 5p m 75 7p m 63 On account of the Grand Italian and German Festival at Cincinnati March N will sell 29th to April 3d the L Sherman Stivers has taken the agency for the Cincimnati Daily Times round trip tickets at one fare Star j8l most excellent paper and will F B Carr have it delivered to subscribers in any Paris part of the city for six cents per week tf Lung soreness is b forerunner of He solicits your subscriptions t yon feel the Slightest serious trouble If indication Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey Lost Small black pocket bopk con- will allay the inflamation and prevent taming a gold chain and locket charm further progress of the disease It is Charm contained a picture Finder the most efficient means of curing coughs colds and bronchial affections leave at The News office and receive reward found in the annals of medicine 2t r4 -- Fiscal Court Meeting The Bourbon Fiscal Court convenes on FOR SPRING AND SUMMER Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky wheis g quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calLf Thursday April 1st 1897 for the Spring term By order of said Court all persons having claims against the County are directed to file same with me for ex- ¬ amination and approval for at least ten days before Court convenes 9 1 TAILORS Full line of samples K S E TIPTON Cutter We are also agents for the celebrated Chas E Smith Shirt -- CIJFTON AENSEARGER 23mar 3t County Attorney - f Hotel Windsor J DAUGHERCY BROS 434 Main St Paris Ky c -- AgfLN Have a clean new stock of the 97 Cleveland Orient and D TURNEY Phoenix Bicycles There Are Others pay liave larger stores Also second hand wheels at larger larger rents and have you at but none them will Fl Who mm mm of as small a profit as sell PARIS KY who expenses shoes i v - EION CLA w n reasonable prices 5 - - X K r 5 ff Yi 6 THE BOURBON NEWS THE BOURBON NEWS 1881 W- - ESDAY MARCH 23 1897 4- - t rv Jf ji f Seventeenth Year Established Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP EdItors and Ovraera BRUCE MILLER f ADJUSTING AEEAIKS BY GILBERT BOYLE HAD lr v 1 v V tjaWiitS 9v t - some stones St Croix shouted in mv for reflection dined with St Croix and we were now on our way to some uninteresting- people who were giving a dance Since entering- the cab the conversation had slackened appar-¬ ently we both possessed ample food ¬ As we rattled to-nig-- ht over Youll see her Ingram I had returned from the country that morning- still deep in my thoughts I replied - town and No such luck she is 100 miles from stopped abruptly as I caught a glimpse of his face Fortunately he liad not noticed my observation So I continued grasping- the situation you have once ag ain decided that the leminine interest in your life should be centered in one Ingram old chap he said solemnly its serious this time I have heard this remark made before under similar circumstances I sincerely trust it is I replied A Healthy man past 30 has no rig lit to be unmarried This has happened whilst I have ifeen away I added - He nodded And the maiden is I began St Croix actually looked confused Well shes hardly he said awk ¬ wardly that js of course shes young well the fact is shes a widow I glanced at him reproachfully Any er No no he replied hurriedly of course there are no children Whv man shes only young herself lms Land died in India fever snake bite -- or some other handy thing of that kind O no he went on with a smile I couldnt do it if there were any chi- ¬ - I St Croix has been talking to me FLIRTED TO THE LAST about and Was I smiled the quaintness of the whole Tlie GixlTVas SweetFiance Waiting for Her matter seemed infinitely amusing to There are peojile and people in thi3 me world All sorts and conditions of men No I said that you should be the and women lady whose charms he has beendescrib In a railway waiting room the other ing to me evening sat a handsome girl apparent ¬ She blushed I gazed at her critic- ¬ ly about 20 years old She had gone ally early for the west bound train and was Pon my word I exclaimed at the first occupant of the waiting room length it is positively marvelous to Shortly afterward a yo sng man saun ¬ think that it is close upon in an entire stranger to the girl That is just what I dont want you to tered to liis surprise she blushed and and think doctor she interruptedpleasantly said Good evening But my dear Mrs Fordyce you acThis was all the young jnan needed tually look younger and more beautiful in the way of introduction and as he than vou did when we were together tit sat down beside her he thought Simla he had struck something dead easy She laughed for the girl looked so much like an in- ¬ We have always been in the habit of nocent unsophisticated country maid- ¬ speaking jflainly to one another en The charming child like manner Yes I agreed it saves time in which she spoke brought a flood of She gave me a nervous little glance that recalled the odor of vioO I said reassuringly I am your memories mown hay and peppermint lets new friend A faint twinge of pain in his foot even She was playing with the edge of her seemed delicious for was it not that old fan stone bruise A woman is only as old as she How long will it be till train time looks she observed and I was mar ¬ asked the girl ried at- an extremely early age Twill be a half hour lie replied St Croix was perfectly justified in So long she said I wish it was his estimate 25 he told me I said here I am waiting for a friend But that is a detail with a laugh This with a pout and heightened color the thing that will surprise lim most that rendered her doubly charming and will be the fact that Clare exists caused the young mam to exert all his She looked at me with a smile faculties to entertain her during the Ah you have met her at the Ros half hour that intervened until train - ¬ ¬ - ¬ -- ldren -- -- days Have you actually proposed to her Not yet he replied thoughtfully but I feel that it is as good as settled Ingram he continued with an air of enthusiasm shes adorable She My dear St Croix I said these confidences remind me of the good old Ah he cried as an idea struck two will get on capitally you together Having both been in India j7ou will be able to OJhat about her husband I sug- ¬ By Jove is no boyish flirtation he replied with a sigh this Mm gested ft M f- - f he said in a comprs She must have been very unhappy during that time It is strange how men generally refer to their wives first marriages in Ibis wav We are admirablv suited he con linued his face lighting- up I am 30 and she well I should say she is 23 A man should be a year or so elder than lais wife Yes I agreed she is very young Poor child Tiionate tone - St Croix looked serious ¬ KV ST- - s for a widow inarrv again Much too young replied St Croix thats one reason why she should 15 v How long has it True I said on been going He considered for a few minutes 4I first saw her he said slowly at ten minutes to nine on Monday last awV you Timst hurry up matters the lady will positively weary of the courtship Just then the cab drew up with a vsveek My dear fellow I exclaimed jerk out VHere we are said StJoroix Jump sep- ¬ 8iLr rTV - Several people of my acquain ¬ tance were there and I had to go through the usual number of duty dances Presently I saw St Croix coming towards me Ingrain he said taking me by the arm come with me There is nobody so exacting as a man in love She is waiting to be introduced to you lie said as we made our way to the lonservatory - Here in a secluded corner for St Croix is experienced in these matters we found the lady Mrs Fordyce said St Croix al- llow me to -- arated After greeting our hostess we Mrs Fordyce I looked at her - then burst out laugh- - oi r Dr Ingram she exclaimed ou know one another cried St SCroix with a puzzled look x Why I said I have known Mrs yr - s - isiliuc iuiuicTi TiinrinTn fVoc -- fiends at me I understood -- Jtii1m she a ji j tue ijuiu oici interrupted witli a glance 1T o emu x xi 1 ily That is jolly St Croix said heart ¬ programme - am not sure that Mrs Fordyce agreed with him entirely The strains of a waltz came through the open doors St Croix looked at his I time When the train at last came noisily into the station and halted a very ordi nary looking young man stepped off and the girl rushed up and shaking hands looked up at him as if she ex- ¬ pected something more than n mere handshake But the young mans face reddened perceptibly and lie even seemed reluctant to shake hands with the radiant little maiden The girls fellow for he was evidently such final ly seemed to thaw oxit and she walked proudly off in full possession They were lovers he learned after ward having met by prearrangement bility I added and were married that night But the All this time I had been hugging to girl filled to overflowing could not mjself some special intelligence I womanlike refrain from a final eleventhought it was about time to bring mat- ¬ th-hour flirtation Pittsburgh Post ters to a head Mrs Fordyce I said do you really HUNK MADE A MISTAKE care for St Croix She did not reply Thonjyht He Stole tlie Slioat But H for a moment Appeared Tliat He Didnt Yes she said simply I really love It was the judge doing the talking him O cant you suggest some- One of my most peculiar experiences was while I was on the bench down in Pennsylvania Hunk Wodders was brought down from the mountains charged with stealing a shoat from one of his neighbors I had hunted and fished with the old fellow as a guide and felt sorry to see him in trouble I asked him if he wanted a jury trial Dont want no trial tall lie re plied doggedly Til jist plead guilty I haint got no witnesses or no friends Theyll jist swear I stole that hog an wherell I be But did you steal it Hunk Didnt steal nutliin- But kin take my medicine Til enter a plea of not guilty and appoint a lawyer to defend you You shall have a chance to prove your in nocence I haint a goin tor foolin round with no lawyer I bought that shoat from a feller an thats all there are I GAZED AT HER CRITICALLY to it thing and she looked at me plead ¬ Then I called him to me and whis ingly pered Now honest Hunk between Yes T said quietly we will lielp man and man did you steal the pig one another Have you heacrd from Jist atween you and me jedge Clare to day I continued No one else shall know a word Her hand went to her pocket about it Why yes she said a letter came Course I did That there measly as I was going out 1 have not read it Bill Sims owed me three dollars fur yet two years an I jist lifted th shoat ter Would you oblige b3 doing so as get even you have it with you The case went to trial The testi She drew an envelope from her pock- ¬ mony against Hunk was strong and I et opened it and smoothed the letter charged the jury as fairly as ever did I out As she read it a smile came over in my life but they acquitted him her face Then Hunk came up to me with My dear doctor she exclaimed do flushed face and hanging- - head Pon you think one so young as Clare will my soul jedge I didnt mean fur ter make you happy tell you no lie I thought I stole that Did she not settle it in Simla years shoat but Detroit it pears I didnt ago that she should marry nobody but Free Press the doc I replied Have I mammas consent Dangers of the Diet Fad She laughed happily There is not much danger ordinar Really I said- - glancing at her I ily of our children being starved But hardly know whether Im talking to an idea has- lately been borrowed from England wliich we should be sorry to Clare or her mother St Croix rejoined us have extend itself in tlijs country that St Croix I said to him quietly of keeping children on a spare diet to after a minute or so I have been med ¬ present their becoming plimip It is dling in vour affairs with a good re natural and right that young creatures should be plunip and the best medical suit I added lie turned Aith a glad look of sur- ¬ authorities agree that just before the great change from childhood to youth prise to Mrs Fordyce begins at the age of 12 a store of fat It is yes he murmured s Its for you to say after hearing the ought to be laid up as a safeguard against the unusual demands about to doctor she replied softly The one condition It is said abrupt be made upon their strength certainly a mistake to deprive young ly that you agree to become my er-in-law children of wholesome nutritious food He seemed to be quite surprised I to prevent the accumulation of flesh tendered a few simple words of expla ¬ Womans Home Companion nation Balmoral Pudding St Croix glanced at Mrs Fordyce Finely chop one half jiound of suet she was looking radiantly beautiful and then did the most intelligent thing and mix with it one half pound each of he ever did in his life accepted my pro- ¬ breadcrumbs and chopped apples Sweeten with six ounces of granulatec posal Magnet Magazine sugar and add the grated rind of two lemons Well butter a basin or mold Dirtnt AVimt It Scented Well said the assistant in a chem- - press in the mixture cover with apiece ists shop to an Irishman who pointed of greased paper and steam for four hours You will notice no moisture is iu a pne oi soap I want a lump of thaV answered used It is best to let it stand a few minutes before turning it oiit Serve the Irishman Thank you Will you liav it scent- ¬ with any nice sweet sauccL Boston Clobe ed or nnscented found my little sweetheart of Simla had grown into a dainty young lady of IS How is It I continued that St Croix is ignorant cf her existence Well he assumed I had no children and I I could not summon up courage 1o tell him afterwards You see what a difficult position I am in she added plaintively Yes it is difficult I agreed The unexpected appearance of a full grown daughter upon the scene might prove too heavy a strain at this critical stage of his love A girl of 18 is a responsi- ¬ ten-year-o- coes Yes I ld ¬ ¬ ¬ - - -- ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ - Asparagus and everything for the POSTS Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- ¬ ploy no agents Try us on prices and THREE POSTS to the 100 FEET Economy is not our sole object in see the difference between those of a p grower and dealer Catalogue on ap- placing posts for farm fence at the un ¬ usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart An English lady on a visit to Scot- plication to Farmers say the closer the posts the fl F HILLENMEYER land attended public worship in a par 20oct Lexington Ky That may apply t better the fence nsh church at no great distance from common fences but depending largely Crathie In the same pew were about on its olasticity we psefer the long a dozen persons farmers their wives panel For cemeteries lawns yardsj and herdsmen Shortly before the be etc they should of course be nearer 13 ginning of the sermon a large snuff to 20 feet is not objectionable mull was passed to tlie occupants of thq We have completed and are now pew Upon the ladj visitor declining building a lot of this fence for Bourbon to take a pinch an old man who was farmers and you can examine into it evidently a shepherd whispered in a merits for yourself Talc the very significant manner Estimates cheerfully furnished You sneeshin mem tak the sneeshin Yo may put up the posts and we will build dinna ken our meenister yell need it vth ffiTvnft or wfl will contract to do tha I Bits dime Tit afore hes whole job If you are needing any fence see us We will save you money UP IN A BALLOON ana stiu Duna you rne Desc ience maae Respectfully Sensations Produced ly Its Rising COLLINS MILLER and Falling Paris Ky A dim sunlight strikes- us in the bal loon Suddenly we realize we aie in Tbe Page Wlro fence In Bourbon bright sunshine again with fleecy white clouds below us and a deep blue Miixersburg Ky May 4 98 skv above Book at the shadow of the Messrs Miller Collins Agents balloon on the clouds See the light Paris Kentucky prismatic colors like a halo around the Gentlemen Do not bo deceived by aHurfatr advertisements and I have had the Page car Here we are all think you can get the Dest made finest finish and shadow of the Woven Wire Fence on my farm for MACHINE about eighteen months and am well alone in perfect silence in the depths MOST POPULAR SEWING manufacturers Buy r Eonf have reputation by honest great abyss massive clouds tow- ¬ thataJnor8trainedisanonofrom reliable and square pleased with it It has proved to be all of a dealinjr Thero in tho world that ering up on all sides a snowy white In mechanical construction durability ofwn equal that is claimed for it It turns all kind working parts fineness of finish beauty In appearance or has of stock and is as tight as it was the day irass below But no sign of earth no u many improvements as the NEW HOME it was put up and has stood some sever Sign of anything human Not a sound WRITE FOR CIRCULARS tests A horse of one of my neighbor not a sign of life What peace What The Hew Home Sewing Machine Co fell across the fence a few months ago bliss Horrors Whaits that report Guanos Mass BosioirHAsa 28 Uxion Square NY and was not taken off for several hours CniCAQOIix St Louis Mo Dalies Teeas The balloon must have burst Oh non ¬ but when taken off the fence went back SanFeanciscoCal AtlahxaGa FOR SALE OY sense Keep still Its only a fold of to its place all right with the exception of a few staples During the storm of the stuff nipped by the netting being COOK WINN Paris Ky April 24th a good sized tree was blown suddenly released thats all across the fence and bent it down to tha Well wc are falling for see the bits U S REVENUE STAMPS WANTED ground As soon as the tree was caBt of paper apparently ascending And off the fence went up all right and was BY we must take care for the coldness and exception of as good as ever dampness of this cloud will cause the T 1 Green County Clerk Mt Olivet Ky one broken wirewith a the staples out and few gas to contract and we shall fall rapidlj I want to buy for cash the following U S of place So get a bag of ballast ready for we are Revenues either canceled or uncanceled at I am so well pleased with the fenca the prices annexed when stamps are sent in that I am going to put up more of it already in the darkness of the cloud good condition Respectfully Now the gas bag shrinks and writihes Each right away 5 cents 1 cent Express red imperforate Wm Becraft 5my tf and the loose folds rustle together and 1 cent Express red part perforate 5 cents cent Playing it gexs darker Yooi can feel the breeze 1 o9nt Playing Cards red imperforate50 cents 1 cardsredpart perforate30 cents blowing upward against your face or 1 cent Proprietary redpart perforate10 cents 50 cents hand held over the edge of the car 1 cent Telegraph red imperforate 2 cent Bank Check bluepart perforate 5 cents We are prepared to furnish at re Well thats not to be wondered at for 2 cent Certificate blue imperforate 5 cents sonable prices locust posts by the car- ¬ remember we are falling say 1000 2 cent Certificate bine full perforate10 cents load Delivered at your nearest rail-¬ 1 cent Certificateorangefull perforatelO cents feet a minute which is the same thing 2 cent Express blue imperforate 5 cents road station 10 cents as if we were going along ten miles 2 cent Express blue part perforate MILLER COLLINS cent Playing cards cents an hour sitting in a dogcart Not quite 2 cent Playing cards blueimperforate50 cents 10 orange 2 the same you say youd sooner be in 2 cent Proprietary blue imperforate15 cents cent cents the cart- Well perhaps if the horse 2 cent Proprietarybluepartperforatel0 cents 2 Proprietaryorangefull pefroteIo CLOTHES GLEANED k REPAIRED were going straight at a wall without 3 cent Playing cardgreenimnerforateS2 8 cent playing cardgreenf ull perrte20 the possibility of being able to stop him 3 cent Telegraph green imperforatc10 cents cents you would think otherwise But look 4 cent Playing cardviolet perforate50 cents have employed a first clasa cents There is the earth again so out with 4 cent Proprietary violetpart perfoatelO cents 10 experienced tailor to take charge 5 centExpress red imperforate your ballast Go on Pour out plenty 5ceut Playing card red perforate 10 cents of our cleaning repairing and pressing 10 cents 5 cent Proprietary perforate theres no good economizing Black 6 cent Proprietary orange perforateS5 Work done on short department woods Magazine 10 cent Bill of Ladingblue imperfotelo cents notice Our prices are lower than 10 cent Bill of Ladiugbluepart pertcI5 cents others and we will do your work right Pick-Me-U- HUMOROUS JSly tailor has promised to have my clothes done to morrow Do you jliink hell give them to you on time uOh no Ill have to pay cash Yonk ers Statesman Not Half Bad Johnnies Teacher And now Johnnie tell me what the last commandment is Johnnie a street car tourist Please dont spit on the floor Cleveland Plain Dealer Visitor I am grieved to learn of your mistress illness Nothing serious no great cause for alarm I trust The New French Maid No monsieur nozzing beeg nozzing grande Some- ¬ thing what you call leetle petite What zey callyze leetle small small- ¬ pox Tit Bits Old Shilark says he is the man who started you on the road to fortune The old villain tells the truth All I had when I was a young man was a50 acre farm and he cheated me out of that Then I had to come to town to get some- ¬ thing to do and got into business and got rich Indianapolis Journal A Patron of the Divore Courts Did I understand you to say that you are unmarried madam asked the law- ¬ yer who was cross examining a Chicago woman I do not know what you un ¬ derstood me to say replied the wit- ¬ ness but that is wiiat I said I have been unmarried four times Pitts ¬ burgh Chronicle Telegraph Young Writer to editor of Monthly Review If you think my article so good why dont you let me put my name to it Editor Because nobody would But read it if I did Young Writer jtou- had an article by the duke of Ditch water in your last number and you put his name to it Editor Exactly but nobody would hpve read it if I hadnt -- GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN THE PAGE COILED SPRING m I WOVEI Furniture Window Shades Etc Oil WIRE Cloths Carpets Mattresses ¬ MCE Special attention given to Undertaking and Eepairing Main Street - - - - Paris Ky W O HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance THE VERY BEST OLI MILLER COLLINS Agents Paris Kentucky i- V This is a smcoth fence that will turn any kind of stock It is made from the best hard steel drawn specially for the purpose The large steel wires forming th horizontal bars are first coiled around a inch rod thus practically becoming COILED SPRINGS their entire length These are securely tied together by 16 cross bars to the rod The cross ban are best quality of annealed wire wrapped three time galyanized around each horizontal bar Being a self regulator it is always ready for business slacks up for 30 below as cheerfully as it takes a new grip for 90 in the shade gently but firmly persuades a runaway team to reconsider its action An unruly bull is safe as a canary in its cage it saith thus far shall unto the festive hog The fierce wind and drifting thou go snow pass by and it heeds them not There is no terror in the locomotive spark The trespasser is not led into temptation and the rail stealers The hired man and is gone the lagging tramp alike scorn it proffer- ¬ ed shade Like the model housewife when well supported it is always neat and tidy ccupation RELIABLE PAXESTG PBOMPT- - how n is MADE NON UNION 1 HOTEL REED Short St Bet Broadway and Mill1 ITS ADVANTAGES LEXINGTON James Connors - v 1SL - - Proprietor Rates 2 And 250 Per Day One hundred good rooms Electric lights hot and cold baths barber shop and Postal telegraph office etc 21jy96 ly r TREES ZFIHjXj - FULL stock of Fruit and Ornamental Grape Vines Small Fruits TREES 1896 n ¬ ¬ ¬ zA s - ¬ n j y m 9fl -- J LOCUST POSTS - WE isl was troubled What is the best way to attain beau ty she asked Oh thats easy returned the pretty and vivacious maiden Tli en tell me urged the plain and thoughtful maiden eagerly Well of course there are lots of peo- ¬ ple who will claim that they can make you beautiful ¬ To Attain E canty The plain and thoughtfu maiden ¬ fath- Yes And very likely some of them can help you some Yes But thats not the surest and most satisfactory way Of course not No indeed The surest Avaj is to be Ill take it wid me Titbits E8W1- - - sr Rp- - to keep the inside tender Serve with Suitor Iv cping It Secret I Old Bullion What You wish to mar¬ butter and sugar X Y Ledger Maude Miriam is trying to t ep her rturried toMrs Fordyce ry my daughter She is a j In Hlinois there are 10500 miles o- engagement secret v Its all very odd I remarked yet railroad over whichvwere carried las - Marthar Howdoyouknow she queried What that you suitor Yes sir I came early to Yonkors States-She told me so yeaf 63485413 passengers withtholosiM should turn out to be thelfiiend Hr avoid the rusIi Clips C As soon as he had ilie hurried oft Bother he cried Its niy dance with the daughter of the house Will you kindly look after Mrs Fordyce In- gram I should be delighted I replied and disappeared -- When biscuits are left over for a day Fond Husband My dear you know I or two cut in slices and dip in a bat-promised you a diamond necklace this ter made of one egg a pinch of salt year and two heaping spoonfuls of Hour to Helpful Wife I know you did but let half a teacup of milk Fry on hot it go the water pipes burst last night greased griddles turning as quickly NY Weekly as one side is nicely browned in order A Busy l An Unexpected Calamity Biscuit Renewed born beautiful The fact that they neverspeak now is very generally known in the neigh ¬ borhood in Which they live Chicago Post Great Deal Cheaper She What would this world be with- ¬ out love He remembering the opera and the supper of the night before It would be a blamed sight cheaper for one thing Cleveland Leader Mr Bacon You didnt need two more dresses my dear Mrs Bacon But they were so cheap SO cents cent Inland Exchangeimperforate75 cents cent Probateof Will imperforate Si 25 cent Foreign exchangegreenimate90 cento 51 SI Life Insurance imperforate 1 10 Si Manifest imperforate SI Mortgage full perforate Si 2o 1 50 1 00 Passage Ticket imperforate 1 30 Foreign exchaugeorange imate 3 0 4 00 1 OOForeigu Exchange maroon 5 00 3 50 Inland Exchange imperforate 7 00 5 00 Probate of WilJ imperforate 30 00 20 00 Probate of Will imperforate 1 50 1 30 Blue and Black 1 GO Blue and Black 2 00 5 cent Black and Green proprietary 5 cents o cents 6 cent Black and Green proprietary 10 cent Black and Green proprietary j 5 50 cent Black atd Green proprietary 3 o 1 00 Black and Green proprietary 5 00 15 00 6 00 Black and Green proprietary buy old canceled postage lalso wish to stamps aud stamped envelopes of any and all denominations from 18J0 to 1S75 for which I will pay liberal prices Address T L GREEN County Clerk Mt Olivet Ky Kotf The above named stamps can be found on Deeds Mortgages Notes Receipts Agreements Bank Checks etc from JbGi to 1875 also on Proprietary Medicines Matches etc Tne foregoing ofier is genuine made In good faith and will be carried oat to the let tor in every instance when 1 receive the stamps I have mentioned In good order Reference Mt Olivet Deposit Bank or any official of Robertson county T L Grkew County Clerk 40 60 70 2i cent Bond imperforate PARIS FURNISHING AID TAILORING CO 24mar tfj H S STOUT Manager W W DUDLEY BILL POSTERS PARIS KY All Kinds of Posting Distributing Promptly Attended To CO 1 ai fea JEtc 4 TOWM LOT FOR SALE A at low price on four payments one fourth cash balance in three equal pay- ¬ ments at six twelve and eighteen LL months Address care Thbj News Paris Hy i i 42ixll0 foot lot in Williame ad dition well located Will be sold ft Womans Finance r I thought they would pay the expenses of my trip to the qity you know Up- to Date 1im Jafti mtm www f Oanfc tail vnn nil oimv mere-schoolgir- - - fSfflfi MTHU ft lots of money and time but you can haY9 one free PICYCLJES atriowcut prices i4 vwaip laxity nd fino Hel2TiEA Prioror jw6 Illustratedworkmanahln wruo ior j CatnWnn puuusucu for vaittjvuv vM WD ahnnt thf now at vl oalcnK KAaBtflA1 w OTer nHJW UftT MV of oaly 12 lives - 2 t y man Jrfa -- - - iSmSSSS JKEgiMCO CincinnOh Welkfve I pCi rcMcm 200paes and coat i la 55 larg- the Llfi5 ase lis r v V - if- - t wf - v 1 v mBmmvwsrvygimfmm wwawSr KA tf r AGRICULTURAL HINTS IMPROVING ROADS THE JBOTIRBON NEWS TUESDAY MARCH 23 1897 BoTvare of Ointments Nl Hints lor District Wliere aiacadam ixiii I3 Too Expensive is useless to talk of macadamized It roads through the great majority of the country towns in most of our states Localities adjacent to great markets may find such work profitable hut the most of our states and particularly the individual towns in our states are too poor to go to the expense entailed by stone surface roads Where it will be a paying investment let this thing be done but for most ONIONS FROM SEED A Profitable Crop Wlien Properly Planted anil Cared For The largest and best onions are grown from seed While they can hard ly be considered a certain crop yet when anything like a fair crop is secured they are a profitable crop to you Cn account of the work and cost of keeping the crop clean it is quite an item to select a piece of clean land and for the same reason only well rotted and thoroughly fined manure should be ¬ ¬ DJSORDEEED LIYEE And Inflammatory Bheumatism a Young Boy That Contain Mercury for Catarrla ¬ WOMEN AMONG FLOWERS used LONGITUDINAL ROAD DRAIN localities the wisest thing for the pres- ¬ ent is to expend with economical and judicious care the money that can be raised for highways In the past at least half of the money raised has been wasted Two diagrams are presented Iierewith that suggest a plan for great- ¬ ly benefiting highways at a small cost In regions where stone walls line the roadways causing drifts in winter let a trench three feet or so in depth be dug along the center of the road and filled with stones from these drift-form- yJBzifafftnunl T IT 1 - ZHT fHN S1 x 3H- - OUTLET DRAIN ing walls as shown in Fig 1 At the bottom of every grade cut an outlet to the roadside to drain off all water that ilows down the grades Pig 2 shows such an outlet The great is water that is not properly turned from the surface Make such a trench along the middle of the road work that would be not at all expen- ¬ sive and then properly round the sur- ¬ face The result will be that no water can remain on the surface and none can stand in the ground to make a hor ror of Nmud after every rain and a long Orange Judd horror in spring Parmer road-destroyer JOKERS IN OFFICE Jn Some Localities They Carry Their Monkey Inclinations Too Far The American people are immensely fond of a good joke and the practical joker pleases them best of all Among our most prominent jokers are the street commissioners of the many cities scattered throughout the land The3r are awfully clever dont you know The taxpayers give them large salaries to look after the com- ¬ fort and convenience of the people who use the thoroughfares for the purpose of getting about from one point to an- ¬ other The people in this case in ¬ clude wheelmen along with others But do the commissioners always look tlfter the condition of the streets to the best of their ability and to the greatest degree of comfort of all concerned Well hardly They are really not to be taken seriously The mere fact that they are elected or appointed to do certain things is no reason why they should do it so thej think The fact of the matter is a public of- ¬ fice is a public joke They jolly the people while the appropriation for street cleaning and repairing goes Tell us ye winged winds where oh where does much of it go And the country road supervisor or committeeman is a smaller but more numerous jokpr No one really expects liim to look after the roads and so he never surprises or disappoints them But there is such a thing as carrying a joke too far The dirty street bad road joke has about reached the limit People are turning from jest to earnest They are tired of fooling livery man who rides a bicycle is seri- ¬ ous when he says he wishes clean smooth streets and good hard roads Every thoughtful humane owner and driver of horses insists on the same thing Every farmer who does not care to sink the profits of his fields in the muddy reads to market wants better thinking highways Every person is in favor of them They are going to take a more serious view of the duties of those who are sup- ¬ posed to look after the streets and high ¬ ways People want good roads and thej will endeavor to employ practical intelligent business like means of get- ¬ ting them How are the roads and streets in your vicinity Good lloads up-to-da- te -- or thoroughly rotted stable manure can be used as fertilizers taking pains to work it thoroughly in with the soil There is little danger of getting the soil too rich It is important that the seed be sown early Securing the seed and manuring of the land should be done in good season so that at the first favor- ¬ able opportunity in the spring the seed can be sown Have the soil as fine as possible when the seed is sown in order to secure a good germination of the seed and a vigorous start of the plants to grow Be sure that the seed is of good qualit If the seeding is to be done by hand work out the rows about eight inches apart and make the drills about one inch deep Sow the seeds as early as possible two or three seeds to the inch It is quite an item to get the seed distributed evenly in the drills The advantage in using the drill is that the seed can be sown and covered more evenly with less work Some growers in order to get the plants started earlier and to some extent at least lessen the work of keeping the crop clean at the start sow the seed thickly in a bed or frame and after they are well up transplant them into rows where they are to grow As when the seed is sown it is im ¬ portant to have the soil in a good tilth Work out the rows and then lay the plants not over two inches apart It is better to use plenty of plants and thin cut than to have vacant places in the rows If the land is not so rich as it should be it will be a good plan to scatter a good dressing of wood ashes or commer- ¬ The cial fertilizer over the surface onion feeds very near the surface and the necessary cultivation will work the fertilizer sufficiently into the soil A fine sharp toothed steel rake is one of the best implements with which to begin the cultivation Properly used it will thoroughly fine the surface and de- ¬ stroy the weeds It is important to be gin the cultivation as soon as possible for in this way the weeds will be easier kept down It will be an exceptional case however when hand weeding will not be necessary But a careful use of the rake and cultivator in good season will greatly lessen the work of hand weeding With this as with many other crops it is best to commence in a small way and increase the acreage after experience has been acquired St 8 Louis Republic ¬ To get the best results the land must be rich It is almost a waste of seed to try to grow onions in anything but a rich soil Wood ashes poultry manure guano in1 Bmell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians as the damage they will do is Mr and airs HoTcse Despaired of often ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them Halls Catarrh Cure Tlieir Boys lilfe He Was Com ¬ manufactured by F J Cheney Co Toledo pelled to Give Up His Studies 0 contains no mercury and is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and From the Leader Cleveland Ohio system In buying surfaces of Few boys withstand an illness of so se- ¬ mucousCatarrh Cure the sure you get the genbe Halls rious a nature as that with which Fred h uine Howse was a year ago afflicted Fred is now ToledoIt is taken internally and made in Cheney Co Testififteen years of age and attends the public monials Ohio by F J free schools His home is No 30 Plymouth Sold by Druggists price 75c per bottle Place Cleveland Ohio and he is now a picHalls Family Pills are the best ture of puerile health and vigor In the fall of 1895 however his parents Mr and Mrs What part did you find most difficult Richard Howse the former a well known business man whose office is in the Arcade vyhen you were on the stage Trying to had almost despaired of saving his life The live up to the salary 1 told my friends I lad became afflicted with inflammatory was getting Tit Bits rheumatism which affected his entire body and accompanying that painful ailment Honescelvers Excursion Tickets were several othef serious disorders When On she was requested to describe her sons sick- ¬ 15th February loth and 16th March 1st 2d and 10th April 5th 6th 19th and 20th ness and his recovery Mrs Howse said 1895 that Fred who May 3rd 4th 17th and 18tti 1897 Home It was in September was up to that time in delicate health was seekers excursion tickets will be sold by the Cleveland Akron attacked by inflammatory rheumatism It ly every point in Columbus Py to nearthe West North and was a very acute case for he was confined to Northwest South and Southwest at rates of his bed and was unable to move even his fare for the round arms or legs without bringing on excruciat- ¬ about one contemplating a trip Parties trip will do well to ing pain C Py agent for Aside from the rheumatism Freds liver see or write to any C A rates of fare limits of tickets and full inwas in serious disorder and he used to vomit formation CF or to the undersigned frequently He was also subject to fainting Daly General Passenger Agent Cleveland O very serious spells and altogether he had a sickness Conversation She Strange how wet We knew of course that though the He Be stranger still if it were rheumatism was exceedingly painful it was it is dry with such heavy rainsComic Home the fainting not necessarily dangerous spells and vomiting however alarmed us Journal -Often when Fred fainted he would lay like Tlie Faults and Follies of tlie Age one dead His face would become ashen pale and it was difficult at such times to Are numerous but of the latter none is and than detect his heart beats These spells caused more ridiculouslaxative the promiscuousdraspills and other myself much uneasiness random use of Mr Howse and convulse about our boys condition We called in a tic cathartics These wrench the bowls and If weaken both the stomach and doctor and he prescribed for Fred but the llostetters Stomach Bitters be used instead lad did not seem to improve so I purchased a box of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale of these no remedies the result is accomPeople in one of the down town stores plished without pain and with great benefit Then for four months steadily Fred took to tlie bowls the stomach and the liver Use them instead of the medicine prescribed by this remedy when constipation manifests the doctor and at the end of that period it itself and thereby prevent it from becoming was about New Years then Fred was suff- chronic iciently improved to be able to go out There are people who would do great acts The improvement was slow at first but but it was sure I had unbounded faith in the ities because they wait for great opportunlife passes and the acts of love are pills as is evidenced by our continued use of not done at all them It was necessary for us to take Fred out of sehool on account of his illness but now he has returned and can join in all the The report that the inauguration of anew sports with his schoolmates and his health sleeping car line from Chicago to Washingis as good as we could wish He has never ton by way of Cincinnati and Indianapolis been ill since and it is pretty safe to predict by the B 0 and connecting lines was that he will not be sick again for some time part of a plan of the Receivers to abrogate Yes I- have recommended Dr Williams the lease of the Central Ohio Railroad is unPink Pills to my friends said Mrs Howse true The lease of the Central Ohio is to in reply to a question and many of them run for 30 years yet and the road is too valuO system to be have used them since I first read of the able as a part of the B pills in the neAVspapers disposed of Tlie financial troubles which Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People are now in the courts will be settled satisare now given to the public as an unfailing factorily blood builder and nerve restorer curing all forms of weakness arising from a watery Johnny May I wake the baby mam- ¬ condition of the blood or shattered nerves ma Why do you want to Mamma The pills are sold by all dealers or will be wake the baby 1 Johnny Sos I can play sent post paid on receipt of price 50 cents a on my drum Woonsocket Patriot box or six boxes for 250 they are never sold in bulk or by the 100 bv addressing O S W Ry commencing Sun The B Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady dayt January 24th will inaugurate on trains NY No 4 and 5 a through Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car line between Baltimore and Chicago via Cincinnati and Indianapolis FAIR FIELD FOR WOMEN This will enable the patrons of the B 0 S W Ry to make the above named A Writer Tells What Her Feminine points without the inconvenience of changCo Workers Should Have ing cars All women who are active in business For time of trains and further informaor professions want is a fair field and tion call on agents B O S W Ry ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - a mercury will surely destroy the sense of School of Gardenias- for Girls Ik r Suburb of Berlin A London paper tells of a school of gardening- for girls in a suburb of Ber ¬ lin It is a comparatively new venture having been founded two years ago by a private lady At present it seema to be succeeding The pupils 15 in num ¬ ber do the work entirely without ex ¬ traneous aid growing all sortsof vege ¬ tables as well as apples melons grapes pears and cucumbers for which a ready sale is found They wear a dark gray uniform consisting of a bodice and a skirt of reasonable length which by an ingenious arrangement can be made quite short for working in and let down at will Tthe girls beat all the men at a recent board of agriculture ex¬ amination and one of them has just obtained a post as garaener xo a gen ¬ tleman at a salary of 120 a year with board and lodging They are all fine specimens of healthy vigorous young womanhood Commenting on this the says ladj Perhaps we see the thin edge of the wedge In tlie near future women may be eligible for head gar¬ deners posts at good salaries Andwhy not We have finer taste than men and ehould be quite in our element design¬ ing exquisite pleasure grounds As for the suitability of the employment it may be urged that digging is not harder work than many of the athletic wom¬ ans recreations nor is it a dirtier proc-¬ ess than tramping through wet turnip fields after guns - is a disease which afflicts over 75 per cent of the American people It is a dangerous disease because it not only poisons the blood but causes heaviness opprcssionand dulls the intellect Then follow chronic headache loss of appetite slow digestion nervousness bad breath dingy complexion and low spirits It will eventually bring on liver and kidney disease in some incur- ¬ able form But sufferers from this dreaded malady are speedily ¬ Warners SAFE Cure and Warners SAFE Pills heading physicians the world over have acknowledged this fact and thousands of people through ¬ out the land have testified to it 4i SAFE Cure puts a stop to backaches headaches constipation loss of appe- ¬ tite dyspepsia tired feelings and sleep- ¬ lessness It builds up tle exhausted system It is a sure cure for liver and kidney complaint in any form and the only remedy that has ever been able to cure Brights disease If you are feeling the need of such a remedy you cannot do better than try this king of remedies the great c J qfettKft WNmmmfmwMw IS 4 4 1 The man who can pay his debts and wont stands recorded as a thief on the books kept above Rams Horn Cold did it Warmth cures it Rheuma- ¬ tism is cured promptly by St Jacobs Oil sass3SSse39cK H 3 I i Whatever makes men good Christians makes them good citizens Daniel Webster When bilious or costive eat a Cascaret candy cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 25c ¬ Rams Horn The shiftless man is always away from home when a good opportunity knocks Re sure neuralgia will cease Oil will cure Get ease St Jacobs fa fa fa ¬ No one ever thinks that a boy is tired Atchison Globe ¬ While asleep cured soreness stiffness All right St Jacobs Oil did it ler We never like a man who is a fancy whist- ¬ Atchison Globe The same old or new rheumatic pains St Jacobs Oil will cure Some people are so mean that they make their politeness disagreeable fa fa rrcWSVXNWlffWffJYMmmWl fa DOUGLAS fa fa BEST IN THE WORLD fa fa For 14 years this shoe hy merit alone has fa distanced all competitors fa Indorsed by over 1000000 wearers as the fa best in style fit and durability of any shoe fa ever offered at fa It is made in all the LATEST SHAPES and fa STYLES and of every variety of leather fa One dealer in a town given exclusive salo fa and advertised in local paper on receipt of fa reasbnable order Write for catalogue to fa jik 300 t A WL 3 SHOE I s J Sit ll W L DOUGLAS Brockton ffloss ¬ ¬ WISE ADVICE TO HUSBANDS Do SiSSS It ¬ Those Who Have Ailing Wives Will do Well to Accept ¬ mato sauce has been known and appre ciated for many years as one of the great delicacies of an Englishmans table as the readers of the writings of Dickens may very well remember in the case where mutton sauce and to mato sauce played such an important part in a breaeh of promise case it is only during the last few years that this fruit has come into general use some ¬ thing akin to its popularity in America It is said that large glass houses are erected expressly for their cultivation The plants are grown in large xots and are said to be raised very successfully in this way the plants producing much more abundantly than when grown in benches as with us They are how- ¬ ever abundantly supplied with ma nure How to Make Cows Pay Keeping up the flow of milk all the year round is a sure means of increas ing the profitableness of a cow This flow may be stimulated b3 judicious feeding breeding and clean milking Succulent food such as good pastures and silage tends to increase the flow of milk therefore should be used to fix the habit in young cows The young cow should be kept milking a long time before breeding a second time This practice tends not only to fix the milk ¬ ing habit but to enlarge and develop the milk making glands of the udder Clean milking that is removing from the udder all the mi7fc at each milking tends strongly to stimulate the produc tion of more milk while to leave milk in the udcler is a sure way of drying up a cow Dakota Field and Farm ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Tomato Culture In Europe Notwithstanding the fact that to ¬ nofavor saysMargaretSangster in Dem We ask for noth ¬ orests Magazine ing on the ground of sex We are wall ¬ ing to compete with and work with men on their own ground and desire to be measured by the same standards We demand nocourtesy further than that which prevails between gentlemen we expect no deference In business life men and women are simply workers and the more the element of ex is in¬ truded the greater the interference with the success of women I know a young woman who went into a newspaper office on a purely busi ¬ ness errand to sell an article in fact and was indignant because the re porters all of whom were busy writ ¬ ing did not jump to their feet and offer her a seat They were absorbed in their work and most of them were probably unconscious of her presence Perhaps 25 women enter the office of a great New York daily every day You can easily see how it wguM interfere with business if the reporters should immediately stop writing and pay them the little attentions they are accus- tomed to in the drawing room The woman who expects these shows her ignorance of business if they are nee- essary to her peace of mind she is out of place in tlie business world ¬ There is at least one encouraging sign Loafers are less popular than they ever were before Atchison Globe That the Cleveland Akron Columbus Hy i still selling round trip tickets between all stations on is line good going andreturning Sunday at a rate of one fare for the round trip Ask any agent for particulars or write to C P Daly General Passenger Agent Cleveland O A worthless man usually has few possessions but you can usually depend that a wife is one of them Ko-To-B- Specially Remeinlier ¬ uc Over 400000cured Why notletNo-To-Ba- c regulate or remove your desire tor tobacco Saves money makes health and manhood Cure guaranteed 50c and 100 all druggists for Fifty Cents i it seems to be worth to us when a loafer occupies it We wish we could cash our time for what Atchison Globe As you chew tobacco for pleasure use It is not only the best but the most lasting and therefore the cheapest Star Tobacco Star I j Those who are kind sympathetic considerate and thoughtful of the pleasure and interest of others never lack friends ¬ ¬ Fits stopped free and permanently cured Xo fits after first days use of Dr Klines Great Nerve Restorer Free S2 trial bottle treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa disorder of some kind Law is not the remedy for this condition she needs med ical treatment her uterine system is at fault My advice to you is sit down and write a IWBBhSF letter to that friend of women Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Mass state fully and freely the whole case to her and she will honestly se you what to do Give your wife that iXo ivijj m 3vZ mLv chance good man If you do not wish to write about your wife bring her a bottle of Lydia E Pink--haVegetable Compound watch its ef- ¬ fects you will soon see the beerinnincr of the improvement then get her another and keep it up until she is restored to you the same lovely woman you married years ago Following we relate the circumstances of a l i case of S this nature Mrs Meva Eouto of Camby Ind says iI have used Ivdia E PinkhaiVs Vpn ptnhlp Compound and found it to be of great benefit to me The doctors said I had womb trouble I had the headache all the time also a terrible backache was nervous cross and irritable I looked so pale that people would ask me what was the matter 1 suffered in this way for about four years until one day aboutin despair my husband brought me a bottle of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound I commenced its use and much to every ones sur- ¬ prise it cured me It has completely changed my disposition for the better also Several of my neighbors knowing what the Pinkham medicine has done forme are taking it and are much pleased with the result1 not wrangle and quarrel and finally rush into the courts and try to get a separation from your faithful wife but just stop a moment and think Your- wiie wno was even tempered and amiable and all that was lovely when you married ner Has changed jNow she is peevish irritable jeal rous discontented and miserable in a word she has uterine 4 wtb wcik n m ad--vi- SI ir -- ms v - VI Vl ¬ She If you were to find that I had lost As you go forward in life never expect ah my fortune every penny of it would too much never hope for too little Dr vou hesitate to carry out our engagement Jowett He I would hesitate at nothing Indianapolis Journal I believe Pisos Cure for Consumption saved my boys life last summer Mrs Allie Douglass Le Koy Mich Oct 20 94 ¬ Qandy cathartic o V j 1 THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK Cattleconimon helect butchers CALVES Fair to good light HOGS Common Mixed packers Light shippers SHEEP choice LA Mlii Good to choice FLOUR Winter family GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 3red No 2 mixed Oats No 2 Rye No 2 Corn Cincinnati March C 2 50 i 90 4 3 2b 3 So 3 75 5 3 3d 22 3 00 fo 4 50 5 25 3 75 fo 3 95 3 95 4 15 Kindness is a precious oil that makes the crushing wheels of care seem lighter Eugene Field ¬ How My Throat Hurts Why dont you use Hales Honey of llorehound and Tar Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute 0 2b POtflT - KCURECOKSTOATIOHatf PHQSfe so Mi iTfc i GO 4U f 3 70 91 C5 ORCHARD AND GARDEN The mole is not such a great enemy of the gardener as many suppose It lives 1 10 largely upon worms and gruos The common huckleberry prefers a 4 50 fc92 dryish ilace to grow in while the tall 82 one likes quite wet ones In the New 3054 Jersey swamps the tail ones bear fruit 22 9 50 of large size and delicious flavor 4 50 Plan the berry garden as carefully as CHICAGO FLOUR Winter patents 40 you would any farm building Start 4 50 GRAlN AVheat No 2 red 84 89tf and you save time in preparing right No 2 Chicago spring 74 75 t CORN No 2 24 the soil in setting plants in cultivation OATS No 2 16 16V4all the details of the work and in PORK Mess 8 75 8 SO LARD Steam 4 17 4 20 This is the time to grub out and burn peach tree on the BALTIMORE every old diseased ¬ FLOUR Family 4 25 4 60 fani One tree w ith yellows may in GKain Whct No 2 8S2 Those trees Corn Mixed 28tf 28J fect the whole orchard j O its Mixed 25 20 premature fruit last summwhich bore LARD Retined 50 ¬ ftIl 85 PORK Mess one or more limbs should be de iq er-on 3 80 OAITLE First quality 4 30 stroyed as they have yellows HOGb Western 4 00 4 15 will garden properly conducted INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 53 furnish everything to sell everytoday in s Loru No 2 mixed need never go town The year and one Oats No 2 mixed 18 without taking something to barter for LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent 3 75 4 00 his groceries This is not the result GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 90 usual farm garden however from the Corn Mixed yt We have a poor opinion of the max neither sufficiently pats Mixed 19 for the soil is kept all his best fruit- and PORK Mess who 8 50 rich deep nor well drained Rural leave will market LARD Steam 0 25 only the worst for his family ¬ Hedge Fences Keeping Hedges are useful or detrimental ac cording to the way they are kept A well trimmed hedge is ornamental and becomes better every year but if neg lected and allowed to grow without attention it is very unsightly The first year is the most important in managing a hedge and in three years it should be in a condition to demand but little trimming An osage orange hedge is better than a fence when once estab lished and can be so managed the first three years as to be impenetrable tc small animals Tiie Head of tlie Herd In making the selection of animals tor the foundation of a herd the great est difficulty and one which cannot be easily overcome lies in deciding upon the male to head the herd There is nc lack of animals that can be secured but the trouble is to get the animal that has the making of a good sire in him lie must be an individual which will stamp in his progeuy those characteristics that in an animal are desirable and necessary to make it valuable Dakota Farm and Field Up ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - c ur 90 2i The people who once claimed to have found their affinity dont as a rule look as if thev had found much VflDtfUJJUirjlU UUfilUUUiiDU tire nerer crip or cripebnt canse easy natural results San -C TfiTBITt Tpff Hi Th - QldaffRVI ITW1W f ALL j9NiniaHXK DBisifnyid druggists f gqrtammiwaag Cscarets are care any case of constipation the IdearLaza-w ffllfflifhffrffl - J1 f in i A V - iTl Tlrn-m-i VW in T m- u n n Igl n i J0 m lll MJISqfrP J9VS HAY Prime to cnoice 1150 PROVISIONS Mess pork Lard Prime steam BUTTER Choice dairv S Prime to choice cicamery 12 APPLKS Per bbl 1 00 POTATOES Per bbl NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent 4 35 r GRAIN Whea No 1 northn No 2 red rra mjkjn no 2 mixed a UAT- 5- Mixed PUICIv New mess 9 00 A LARD Western 4 45 37 12 00 10 00 4 10 9 fco ft 20 ch 1 50 SOUTHERN EES houublo terms IN TEXAS Cheap and on re 1 in PJie celebrated Coast Country HI k ASIURJiW Ul - ip III Best sarsaparillas When you think of it how contradic- ¬ is For there can be only one best in any thing rone tory that term best sarsaparilla as there is one highest mountain one longest river one deepest ocean And that best sarsaparilla i Theres the rub You can measure mountain height and ocean You could if you were chemists depth but how test sarsaparilla The Worlds Fair Committee But then do you need to test it tested it and thoroughly They went behind the label on the bottle What did this sarsaparilla test result in Every make of sarsaparilla shut out of the Fair except Ayers So it was that Ayers was the only sarsaparilla admitted to the Worlds Fair The committee found it the best They had no room for anything that was not the best And as the best Ayers Sarsa¬ parilla received the medal and awards due its merits Remember the word best is a bubble any breath can blow but there are pins to prick such bubbles Those others are blowing more best sarsaparilla bubbles since the Worlds Fair pricked the old ones True but Ayers Sarsaparilla has the medal The pin that scratches the medal proves it gold The pin that pricks the bubble proves it wind We point to medals not bubbles when we say The best sarsaparilla is Ayers ilAM ACFe Ip fmit vegetable and Held crop farms Great production Direct market Dlvernl ficu ctods Travel vli Frlnco mapsexwir St Louis tSTFor land literature JLlne from ion ratea and full Information write THE AMERICAN LAND COMPANY GQ3 3toe Kldg ST JLOUIS fao rj m TBf SMOKE YOUR MEAT WITH pSERSUauiDEXIRficfSFSHOKe fi BRO BILTOK PA mm y I - f ggcswBg33g Weeks Scale Works HAY GRAIN COAL STOCK AKD COTTON SCALES RIlCITJil fl U V PyrrflLUj H I a c OK per IOO collecting OQ per IOOO for dis P names and addresses 00 tributing circalar and Bamples Select territory at once and aend 1 cents for outfit blanks particulars and instruction to begin The M M Pub Co JBerrien Springs ilicb- - J eases nEOE3QVNEW DISCOVERY I C3 I quiekreliefandcureH Jt treatment Free DrII ANK paper IV Send jjirea worafc for book of testimonials arc TO day II GRESVS SONS Auxu G USE NO OTHER THAN YUCATAN E 1649 WorP WHEN WRITING TO AIVERTI8EUS PLKASK state tint you itw Ike Advertisement la tal - - j Ai1i i it - k y 1 tS c- - - 1 5 f 8 sa THE BOtJKBON NEWS TCTES DAY MAJICH 23 1897 -- v -- quiet quick and clean service by ex- ¬ pert barbers in the cosiest shop in Paris We are authorized to announce FOR STATE SENATOR Baths in comfortable well equipped Joseph F Williams as a candidate for bath rooms furnished at the pleasure of We are authorized to atnounce Jailer subject to the action of the patrons tf James M Thomas as a candidate Democratic party -- The patrons of Crawford Bros shop ob Main street near Fifth enjoy a Au3ST3SfOXJ3SrOSlflElNrTS TWIN BROTHERS s j P Change Of Time Lt t - The Quten Crescent changes time Sunday February 28th Schedules be tween Cincinnati and Lexington are shortened up on several trains The ¬ Jf - fr irj Blue Grass Vestibule leaves Cincinnati t 400 p m instead of 4 15 arriving at Junction City at 320 p m Train No 3 leaving Cincinnati at 800 p m Teaches Georgetown 1015 p m North bound train No 6 leaves Somerset 1210 instead of 1225 p m Georgetown 319 and arrives Cincinnati 605 p m Othtr trains practically unchanged ¬ the from Senator State for Senatorial District Twenty eighth FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY composed of the counties of Bourbon to the Montgomery and Clark subject We are authorized to announce action of the Democratic primary elec- ¬ CliftuN Arnsparger as a candidate for tion July 31st re election as Count Attorney subject to the action of the Democratic party 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 thu action of the Democratic party Democratic party FOR JUDGE ARGAIIN DAYS CLOTHING OVERCOATS SUITS PANTS HATS AND CAPS SHIRTS UNDERWEAR BOOTS SHOES ETC IN K-- r - Er - - r5 - i We are authorized to announce Wm The First Send your order to Oscar M Purnell as a candidate for Judge Battle Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party bon county tf We are authorized to announce Southern Baptist Convention James McClure as a candidate for Thr Convention meets this year at Wil- ¬ Judge of Bourbon County subject to mington N C May 6th to 14th and it the action of the Democratic party will interest every one concerned to know Crescent Route offers that the Queen with liberal limils atround FOR CIRCUIT CLERK half trip tickets sold rates for the occasion We are authorized to announce Chas Crescent The train service of the Queeu E Butler as a candidate for Circuit Uoute is not excelled any where in the South Tickets will be sold via either Harriman Clerk subject to the action of the Demo- ¬ Junction or Chattanooga and are good on cratic party Limited trains without extra charge Solid trains Cincinnati to Harriman or We are authorized to announce T Chattanooga Through Pullman Drawing Room Sleepers close connections for Wil Hart Talbot as a candidate for Circuit aiington lcrk subject to the action of the of W J Bryans new book See advertisement in another column FOR ASSESSOR O L Mitchell Division Passenger Agent Chattadooga C W Zell Division Passen W C Rinearsou cer Agent Cincinnati jenl Passr Agent Cincinnati - Queen rt Crescent Route A International Convention Y M C A Mobile April 21 25 International Conference XJeneral ecretarys -- elma April 24 28 For the meetings named above we have arranged with our connections for train ser vice to Mobile Ala through Selma thus obviati g the necessity o S3 additional fare whjch will have to be paid on tickets purchased via the other routes Queen Crescent train service from Cin ¬ cinnati to the South is too well known to re- ¬ quire any praise Low rates in effect for¬ these meetings All trains run via Chatta nooga and Lookout Mountain WC Ki learson Genl Passr Agnt Cincinnati HOUSE ASD LOT ASD BLACK- - SMITIl 8H0PIF0B SALE DESIRE to sell my house and lot with blacksmith shop at Jackson ¬ ville Ky I will sejl for half cash bal ance in twelve months For further particulars address or call on BENJ F SHARON 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky I FIFTY PEAR TREES FOR 100 t rv s t Farmers Grow your own Pear Trees For one dollar I will send you postage paid the following fifty pear trees all grafted on Japan Seedling Stock 10 E Harvest 10 Bartlett 10 C favorite 10 F Beauty 10 Idaho If you send in your order before February 15th I will include one Lincoln Core less no seed no core Reference any 3ank at this place Address Geo A Riley Greensburg Ind - We are authorized to announce J U Boardman as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce S P Clay as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Gar rett D Kenney as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to 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 f the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Will G McClintock as a candidate for Democratic party Assessor of Bourbon County subject to We are authorized to announce the action of the Democratic party George T Me Carney as a candidate We are authorized to announce Archie for Circuit Clerk subject to the action W Bedford as a candidate for Assessor of the Democratic party jof Bourbon County subject to the I action of the Democratic party for sheriff We are authorized to announce C L We are authorized to announce Hough as a candidate for Assessor of LtEorge W Bowen as a candidate for Bourbon County subject to the action Sheriff subject to the action of the of the Republican party Democratic party If elected Mr We are announce C Bowens deputies will be W W Daniel as authorized to for Assessor J a candidate of Mitchell and James Burkel Bourbon County subject to the action We are authorized to announce of the Republican party 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 aje authorized to announce Benj action of the Democratic party F Bedford Jr as 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 part E Williams as a candidate for Super¬ We are authorized to announce W C intend nt of Public Schools for Bourbon Oones 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 x H ¬ -- - t f Sc vA I life SuV VB1 o -- ttfllfrm Cv 73t H v o V t JJlr le-elec-ti- on Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods Cottons Calico Flannels Skirts Underwear Gloves Shoes Rubbers Etc Come in and get the prices on all goods Come now while you have a big stock to select from Remember this is a grand opportunity to buy goods very cheap Remember the place Ashbrook FOR POLICE JUDGE ¬ fee iiPvvssr- r i ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL -- 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 Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm Wt3 are authorized to announce John L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of R Adair as a candidate for Police Bourbon Cpunty subject to the action Judge subject to the action of the of the Republican party Democratic party h We are authorized to announce John We are authorized to announce Newt ALL persons having claims against assigned estate of J x H Stewart as a candidate for Jailer Clark as a candidate for Police Judge persons having claims against 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 assigned estate of J W Mock party party law to the undersigned or their at-¬ Co are requested to present them at torney Harmon Stitt once properly proven as required by law at my office in Paris Ky Those A SMEDLEY knowing themselves indebted to the firm of See advertisement in another column B D SMEDLEY f assignees ft W First of J W Mock Co are requested to Battle J Bryans new book The Oscar 27nov tf Send your order to pay promptly and thereby avoid court Miller Hutchison Ky agent ROUTE for Bour ¬ cost bon county tf BEST LINE TO AND FROM Twxixr BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS MILLER received OSCARexclusive agency has this and for adjoining counties tor 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 t Address Oscar W Miller Hutchison Ky 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY ASSIGNEES NOTICE The First Battle W L H Landman M E Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris BIG FOUR All Points in Michigan TUESDAY APRIL 13TH 1897 returning every second Tuesday in each month HARMON STITT K v Incomparable The service on the Queen Crescent fast train North Through Pullman drawing room sleepers Standard vestibuled day coaches lavatories and smoking rooms persons having claims against Elegant Cafe parlor and observation cars assigned estate of Isaac F Nine and one half hours to Cincinnati 10 Ohanslor are hereby notified to present hours to Louisville from Chattanooga O L MlTCHELIi them at once properly proven as Div Pastr Agt Chattanooga Tenn by law to the undersigned or to 26fb Assignee TOLEDO ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL re--quir- DETROIT ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL persons having claims assigned estate of A Stitt C CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station Avoiding mon are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or his attorney Har ¬ against Ball ed nis attorney Harmon 26fb Stitt Paris Ky Ky ST LOUIS The Tunnel 27nov tf PERRY JEFFERSON Assignee E T REES Assignee Shannon Mason Co 50 YEARS COmfort No dust or cinders on Queen Crescent Route limited trains Nonh Hoe- ballast Superb trains with every comfort Fast time and the short line to Cincinnati To Cure A Cold In One Day - Wagner Sleeping Cars BOSTON ASSIGNEES NOTICE EXPERIENCE TRADE MARKS DESIGNS persons having claims against Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping ALL assigned estate of M H Cur- ¬ Take Laxative Bromo Quinine TabCars Private Compartment Cars rent are requested to present them at lets All druggists refund the money Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars once properly proven as required by if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W law to the undersigned or hisattorney T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Harmon Stitt Ky H C CURRENT Be sure your tickets read via BIG Assignee 27nov tf FOUR ¬ NEW YORK Optician La n d m a n has been visiting this city regularly for over five years and has ad justed glasses to the eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon County and has proven himself competent 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 HAVE a desirable 1 story 3 room Eads Buck Bowen and C Fithian frame cottage on Eighth street near the Georgetown pike bridge The D Cram of Pxaris lot is 47 feet front running back 165 feet has big never failing spring rents easy for 6 00 per month Will sell for cash or on 6 and 12 months without terest Apply to or address ¬ Cottage For Sale I Weekly Cincinnati 19feb lmo P LENIHEN Paris Ky special notice in the Anyone sending a Bketch and description may quickly ascertain free whether an invention iB probably patentable Communications strictly confidential Oldest apency for securing patents in America We have a Washington office Patents taken through Munn Co receive COPYRICHTS c RAILROAD TIME CARD E O McCORMICK L NRR Passenger Traffic Mgr D B MARTIN ASSIGNEES NOTICE Tkt Agt IOE - i ICE ARRIVAL OF TRAINS Gen Pass THE PATRONS TO ICE MFG- CO OF THE PARIS Commercial Tribune ONLY SOc- - A Year 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