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Digital page images are linked to the text file. i v ar - - s 1 i - i i TH CHAMP t t MILLER N BOURBf PRINTED EVEEY TUESDXV AND FRIDAY N EWS Established Editors and Owners feb i 1881 SEVEMTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY M DAY MARCH 28 1897 NO 25 K is - BR0WER SCOTT We have received an entire AVe FRAZEE Carpets Furniture Wall Papers Draperies Show The Largest Assortment of House Furnishings South of the Ohio Rivera V -- - 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 ¬ H BOYS illlll ll 1HIIWS Clo tllDg 9 New Carpetings New Mattings New Linoleums New Furniture New Wall Paper New Draperies For the Spring Season 1897 Wood Mantels and Baby Carriages a Specialty Shades Pillows and Matresses made to order We invite inspection Lowest Prices guaranteed I f Good Will and Confidence WE HAVE COME TO STAY leas fill Brower Scott Corner Main and Broadway - j razee Ky in suits at 1 7i PRIDE OF PAR M Sit For The Best The Whitest Purest and The Furnishing Goods Department is Complete Latest Novelties In Hats Special No A SeleotLine of Neckwear at 25c and 50c Working Shirts at 25 cents THE OLD PLEASANT STREET METHODIST CHURCH Vl Bfft 3s FLOU PARIS MILLING CO Ask Your Grocer For It 1 Remember we make - Suits to Order One Price 1350 to 2650 No misrepresentation Take No Other 5 Strictly all wool and guaranteed a fit SACK EVERY GUARAHTEED price i eo 3 v - FbrSula0 - --J I jHS3ftT j jw O vgSttcVsfc 5 - 1 yri - - i 3W - W v - l lb Att ntion n 5 wmMmJlfe CJEiivifS I I I nixwi 4 -- r-i jyK BlCri a PHi Wr wm Arrangements have been perfected by the undersigned to have JfM viiii - i - p lie mrM4Wmww mi tttUMt Mi Uy iS3i ill i I 7- - nn - rnp - x I -- f I iiillUiiWii- i- iLEiLS 0 te3tr--- r T1 MRFREDERIC KLANSING W Riwm NOW BEING ERECTED CORNER expert cutter in the employ of the well THE NEW METHODIST CHURCH SEVENTH STREETS the PLEASANT AND known tailoring house of Reinach Ullman A STOCK AND TURF NEWS Co of Chicago who will be at our store to take carpets 39 cents per yard Brussels at J T Hintons 2t measures and display a large sample line of Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc Turf Notes piece goods L N Excursion Bates Bowerman brothers have mated Silicon On account of the Grand Italian and to 4000 Suits from 1250 213 and her full sister Silurian 225 German Festival at Cincinnati March They are brown in color 29th to April 3d the L trial 215 N will sell about 151 hands high and perfectly round trip tickets at one fare Pants from 350 to 1200 F B Carr mated SWING FREE Tempi in 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 planine mill in this city To the child 15 years old or under who will furnish them the best advertisement for their folder or the one they will accept for same will be presented with one of their best and nicest swings free of cost delivered at their home or R R station The folder will be 3x5i inches and three or four pages will be given to the aforesaid advertisement All children contesting for the swing must bring or maiL the work on or before April 5th 1897 The swing will be delivered to winner on May 1st Parents and contestants are invited to call at the planing mill and see this novel and pleasing swing where any informatiortv will be gladly given Messrs Tarr 1 Paris iiiniisliii H S STOUT Manager KSRSZSEBRRZSESB m e- MKrfl A 4l T u tfl t Richmond July 27 Dan- ¬ No dust or cinders ville Augugt 3 Lebanon August 10 Route limited trans on QueenRockCrescent North ballast ever offered to Ladies with especially recommend Elizabethtown August 24 Bowling Superb trains line toevery comfort Fast time Cincinnati Li la I ed to married Ladies Green September 1 Paducah Septem- ¬ and the short adWJHL PILLS and take no other ber 7 The Secretary was ordered to sAsk oenaD2 BIOTTS PENHYEOTAL perT a j i SSST for ior circmar jrrico o wujlc ior fc2 uu iuu - tJleveland 90 lVLCrJ rXS CHEnVEXCAHi 3iir write to Winchester and offer July 13 fTlIi as the date for the Winchester Fair For Sale By W T Brooks Druggist 20 -- 33E aiOl19 oy -- The odds against Dr Catlett Turney Bros Kentucky Derby candidate are now 3 to 1 Dr Catletts first start of the season will be in the Cumberland He is tipped at Prize at Nashville to win the Derby Louisville The Kentucky fair circuit has announced the following dates Versailles ¬ Paris Agt L N Sherman Stivers has taken the agency for the Cincinnati Daily Times Star a most excellent paper and will have it delivered to subscribers in any part of the city for six cents per week He solicits your subscriptions tf COinfort TIf only safe sure and July TAitrt All We Want tifc 2e2melxb3 dr - T - nr wo-x-- i Queen Crescent Bates -- 811 THE m y Round trip tickets from Junction ItfV- - I H April 3d One fare round trip account Grand Opera Festival in Music Hall Great Artists rich program of masterpieces Visit the Queen City during this Festi- ¬ val season Your agent can give you reaches the principal cities of the South with a service of superbly appointed full particulars through trains Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars through to Harriman Chatta- Cincinnati uiaiito auovwu Change of Time on Frankfort nooga Attalia iJirmingxiani ju5tuuusaiiiciiuiau xxcw uiiwus Bailroad and Jacksonville Througn bleeping ars to jnoxvme Jtiot springs On and after March 1st passenger and Asheville and from Chattanoogo to Jackson Vicksburg Monroe C R R will trains on the F l pCSt and Shreveport Through Tourist Sleepers to Los Angeles and run as follows daily except Sunday San Francisco Choice of Routes to Texas Mexico and California West Bound Leave Paris 920 am via New Orleans6 or via Shreveport arrive Georgetown 10 a m arriye nr frnm the Blue Grass Cities to Cincinnati Crieff Ti vw 1155 a m Leave Paris 530 Frankfort 11 3aV J p m arrive Georgetown 635 arrive Free Parlor every accommodation to patrons with Frankfort 725 irxsi jt bt - rarAjfc Cars Lexington to Cincinnati Cafe Parlor and Observa East Bound Leave Frankfort 630 a tion Cars between Cincinnati Lexington and m arrive Georgetown 7 20 a m arrive Paris 840 a m Leave Frankfort 3 p Chattanooga m arrive Georgetown 415 p m arrive W O Binearson ChasWZell Paris 510 p in Q P A Cincinnati 0 Viv Pasr AgU Cincinnati C D Bercaw G V1 -- m ueen Crecent fHSh i City and all points North to Cincinnati and return on sale daily March 29 ch to Gabler Pianos Like are strong solid and lasting the violin they improve with usage Durability is a claim made for all pianos but it is the chief merit of the Gabler Pianos There are is an opportunity to convince you that our worlgp can not be excelled v We Are Working - For A Keputation And can not afford to turn out inferior worfc Give us a trial and if good work can gain your patro- nage yours is insured Quick work and satisfactions 40000 in Use now and there would not be so many were not the Gabler remarkable for tone touch and finish as well as for guaranteed BOURBON Listen to it and learn its durability We are sole representaexcellence tives for the Steinway Piano ¬ STEM LAUNDRY BEO W M HINTON JR BRANCH OFFICE W HI Props j OFFICE AND WOBKS 137 129 SEVENTH ST PABIS KY Ernest Urcfas 121 Co Street - and P A 123 West Fourth CINCINNATI Hintons Jewelry Store -- a Si fj fr 4t jMTV- - THE BOTJKBON NEWS FRIDAY MARCH 26 1897 AGAIN FRUITLESS JOS C SMITH Second Ballot for United States Senator for Kentucky Frankfort Ky March 35 Prompt- ¬ Will Stay as a Bureau of American Republic Director ly at 12 oclock Wednesday the pres- ¬ ence of the senate of Kentucky headed by President Worthington was Dr Bombard Bettmann of Cincinnati formally announced and was received Appointed Internal Revenue Collector in the house the house members risi- ¬ for the First Ohio District Other Appointments and Confirmations ng1 and presenting- a familiar appear- ¬ - I Vi f S ance The roll call showed 13G present 69 being- necessary to a choice The absentees were Senator Ogilvie demo- ¬ crat and the vacant chair of Senator Salyer deceased The first thing in order was a comparison of the vote in separate sessions Tuesday This completed the assembly proceeded to take the first joint - ¬ Washington March 24 The president Tuesday sent to the senate the following- nominations Bernard Bett ¬ mann of Ohio to bo collector of inter ¬ nal revenue for the First district of - ¬ ¬ Ohio Chester H Brush of Connecti- ¬ cut to be recorder of the general land office ¬ ballot IV t l Is-4- sembly showed no change from Tues- ¬ day The house ballot was without change till the name of Stout dem was reached He voted for Hunter Great excitement now prevails The result however left Hunter two Totes short of an election as follows Blackburn the republicans for Hun- ¬ ter the bolters for Boyle and sound mone3T democrats for Davie and others and the vote in that division of the as¬ The senate democrats voted for - Hunter Blackburn Davie 07 49 11 G it Boyle Buckner Stone 1 K t 1 A 4 K hFf j The democrats and bolting republicWashington March 24 The presi- ¬ ans combined and forced an adjourn ¬ dent has decided not to wraste any more ment without another ballot time in regard to the appointment of On the adjournment proposition Jos C Smitn as director of the bureau Stout Swinford and Violett voted with of American republics but notwiththe Hunter men against it but the mo- standing the protests of some of tion carried 09 to 67 the South American members of Hunter men are elated with Wed- the bureau instructhas he nesdays ballot which showed the ac- ¬ ed Secretary Sherman to put Mr cession of Stout dem and no more de- ¬ Smith in charge and to notify the fections from the republican side representatives of the other governRepresentative George Lieberth of ments of this order Secretary Sher jNewport and Adjt Gen Dan Collier man therefore sent a note to ach of had a personal difficulty on the floor of the ministers of the Central and South the joint assembly Collier is a Brad ¬ American republics notifying them ley man and overheard a remark made that the president having examined by Lieberth They abused each other the law establishing the bureau and roundly and attempted to get togeth- ¬ the regulations governing its adminis er but were kept apart by friends tration had found nothing therein The matter may not be at its end which restricted his power to remove FBA2CKFORT Ky March 25 The re- or appoint the director of the bureau publican state central committee Wed- ¬ at will and that in the exercise of nesday took a hand in the senatorial that power he had appointed Mr fight by adopting the following resolu- ¬ Smith to that position There may be tion some little irritation among the minis- ¬ ¬ Whereas Six of the republican mem- ters over this but Mr Smith will get bers of the general assembly refuse to his place and things will quiet down support the republican nominee for Washington March 24 The followUnited States senator ing appointments were made in the Resolved That a committee of three treasury department Tuesday be appointed to wait upon the goverruor Maj Fred S Brackett to be appoint- ¬ request him to urge the said six ment clerk vice Scott Mesbit transand republicans to support the nominee of ferred to coast and geodetic survey as their party disbursing clerk Capt William A The entire state central committee Rogersof Ohio to be chief of division in then called on the governor in a body the office of the auditor of the war de- ¬ with Chairman C U Barnett at their partment vice Eugene Speer resigned head Gov Bradley knew what had The senate has confirmedthe follow ¬ been done before the committee called ing nominations Willis Vandeventer When they arrived the governor said of Wyoming to be attorney general he was too busy to see them They Capt Charles Shaller to be major ord- ¬ will issue a card Thursday denouncing nance department the governors action Tents for Flood Sufferers Louisville Ky March 25 At 1 Washington March 24 The senate joclockJrhursday morning the Courier- - has passed a joint resolution authoriz Journals Frankfort correspondent says ing the secretary of war to purchase there will be no election of a senator not exceeding 1000 tents to be used Dr Hunter needs two more votes but for the relief of the sufferers by the the opposition does not beleive he can floods in the Mississippi valley get them Controller Bowler Resigns Washington March 24 Robert TRAFFIC ORGANIZATIONS BowleB of Cincinnati controller of Xh Chicago in a State of Suspended Ani ¬ the treasury has tendered his resignamation Owing to the Supreme Court tion Bowler called on Secretary Gage Decision Chicago March 25 All railroad and resigned verbally saying that he traffic organizations in this city re ¬ would tender his written resignation frained from transacting any business if so desired Gage said the matter Wednesday which had to do with the would rest for the time being- Bowler regulation of rates or division of busi will serve until his successor shall be ness Although the executive officers appointed Clearance Papers for the Bermuda and clerical force at the various headWashington March 24 The treasquarters remained at their desks only routine business and that which does ury department Tuesday directed that not come within the ban of the su clearance papers be granted the alpreme courts decision was attended leged filibuster Bermuda now at Fer to Practically all the associations nandina Fla The Bermudas capare in a state of suspended animation tain took the oath required by the delooking- over the ground and waiting partment to the effect that the vessel as would not transfer any part of her to find out where they stand Chairman Caldwell of the Western cargo to any other vessel before reaching- her destination nor take oh board Passenger association expressed it Quincy more men than was required to run The Chicago Burlington railroad gave a sweeping notice of her The steamer will clear for some withdrawal Wednesday from member port in the West Indies not Spanish ship in every freight and passenger with a cargo of munitions of wrar traffic association The general coun THE HAZELTON WRECK bd of that company advised the pas senger officials not to affiliate with None of the Bodies or the Five Victims Have Been Recovered other roads The notice includes the ¬ bureaus for the issue of mileage tickEvansvilie Ind March 24 Two ets and half fare clergy permits which weeks time has passed since a Chicago are departments of the Western Pas Nashville limited passenger train senger association was wrecked at a washout above Uaz elton Ind None of the bodies of the GAS EXPLOSION five victims has been recovered The Forty Acres of Coal in a Wilkesbarre smoker in which the men were seated 35ine on 1ire when the accident happened is a total WimvESBARIe Pa March 25 Short- wreck only the floor remaining The ly after 2 oclock Wednesday afternoon bodies have either floated away or are the people living in the eastern part of buried under several fejt of sand The this city were startled by a loud report hagage car was entered by the divers Tuesday afternoon Three sacks of resembling an earthquake The gas in an eight inch bore hole paper mail and two trunks were recovwhich had been sunk from the surface ered all being water soaked One of over No 2 mine operated by the Dela the latter bore the address F M Fin ware fc Hudson Coal Co into the pit ucy Marietta Ga He had two trunks in the baggage below had ignited and the flames shot up into the air a distance of fully 5C car one of which contained S10OOU worth of diamonds jewelry and relics feet It is impossible to tell when the fire The work of repairing the damage to will be subdued as it is estimated that the Evansville fc Terre Haute road bed lully forty acres of coal are on fire n can not be resumed until White river the mine below This mine has been gets within its banks It fell an inch on fire for some years past The boi e in the last 24 hours It is reported hole was sunk for the purpose of tap rising above Hazel ton The Ohio river at this point register ping the gas and letting it escape to ed 30 feet at G p m and is falling permit water to run in ¬ ¬ ¬ Tyler 1 1 BEENIIAKD EETTJIAN ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ TO LINCOLN Bill Introduced to Erect a Monument at Gettysourc Agricultural Bill Reported and Placed on the Calendar Washington March 25 The agri cultural bill was reported and placed Dn the calendar Mr Culloni rep 111 giving- notice that he would ask con- ¬ sideration of it at an early day Mr Culloni also introduced a bill for a monument to Abraham Lincoln at Gettysburg Pa Mr Allen pop Neb followed up his attack of Tuesday on the civil service by the introduction of a bill to re- ¬ peal and annul the civil service act all acts supplementary to it and all executive orders issued thereon It makes it the duty of heads of depart- ¬ ments to establish reasonable and just rules for the examination of applicants for office such rules to have reference to specific fitness The bill was read in full and referred to the committee to examine the several branches of the civil service Among the bills introduced was one by Mr Hoar rep Mass to forbid the carrying through the mails or by r-state commerce of kinetoscope representations of prize fights Referred to the judiciary committee Washington March 25 A gallant rescue was effected at an early hour Wednesday morning by the crew of the life saving station at Long Beach jtf J Superintendent KimbalL of the life saving service received a telegram the keeper there saying that the Clyde line steamer Saginaw of New York from Hayti to New York with a cargo of logwood and cotton went ashore one and a half miles from the station at 4 oclock The 35 persons on board including one passenger were saved The keeper adds that when the rescue was made the sea was rolling high the wind northwest and the atmos- ¬ phere foggy It is thought the steam- ¬ er will float at the next high tide Washington March 25 The presi- ¬ dent Wednesday approved two joint resolutions of congress one authoriz ing the payment of session employes of congress and the other providing for mileage and stationery Fred C Squires of Michigan former- ¬ ly clerk to the house committee on privileges and claims has been appointed private secretary to the secretary of war Washington March 25 The senate committee on appropriations Wednes- ¬ day morning ordered the agricultural bill reported just as it recently passed the house and as it was sent to the president near the close of the last session There is little probability of any other appropriation bill being reported this week intro- ¬ Mr Brownlow rep Tenn duced in the house Wednesday a bill establishing a department of commerce labor and manufactures its head to be a cabinet officer and the necessary clerical force is provided for Washington March 25 Mr Bailey of Texas the minority leader in the housestated Wednesday that he would ¬ - FIFTY FHTH CONGRESS Extraordinary Session Sen ate The sen ate was in open session Thursday for siboul an hour during which time a large number ol hills which had been on the calendar or in the files of the committees of the last and prior congresses were reintroduced and the bill foi the adjustment of the government debts of the Pacific railroad companies was reported and placed on the calendar A resolution was agreed to instructing the committee on for eign relations to inquire and report whether tho Danish West India islands of St Croix St John and St Thomas can now be purchased and whether if not purchased by the United States they would probably be sold to some other power After an executive session the senate at 215 p m adjourned until Fri19 ¬ THE OUTLOOK In Canes and Vicinity Not Very Keas aaring Body of Turkish Troops Held at Bay by Christian Insurgents Canea March 23 The outlook in this city and vicinity is not very reassuring The situation of the Turk garrison in the fort at Malaxa is very critical The place is besieged by in ¬ surgents and the Turkish troops have not enough provisions to last them Attempts have more than two days been made to revictual the fort but the insurgents have rendered the efforts fruitless If the Christians capture the forts at Malaxa and Keratide which it now appears highly probable they will do Canea will be virtually blockaded landward ¬ ¬ ¬ Washington March ¬ PER ACK8 Dont believe it nor did the edito until he saw Salzers great farm seed catalogue Its wonderful what an ar- ray of facts and figures and new tilings and big yields and great testimonials it contains Send This Notice and 10 Cents Stamps to John A Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Wis for catalogue and 12 rare farm seed samples wortis 10 to get a 166Y BUS POTATOES 4 start ground floor Chicago Kecord M ¬ ¬ Why is Tugby like A Cincinnati Joke the Ohio river Dont know Why is Because hes always getting in on the he The Winchester Repeating Arms Co New Haven Ctv are the largest manufac- ¬ turers 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 unequalled excellence of its guns and ammunition Winchester goods are far superior in every way to any others on the market as all who have used them will testify In most parts of the world to shoot means to use a Winchester and to use a Winchester gun means to shoot Winchester ammunition for the best results are always obtained by the combination of Winchester guns and Winchester ammunition This company sends a large illustrated catalogue free upon request A little boy with long golden curls and dressed in a sailor suit is not near as pretty as his mamma imagines ¬ day House The house of representatives met Thursday pursuant to adjournment on Mon- ¬ day but the committee on ways and means being not ready to report the tariff bill on motion by Mr Henderson rep la immedi- ¬ ately after the reading of the journal it ad- ¬ journed until Friday the senate met Friday the number of bills that had been Introduced the three days of the extraordinary session was 70S when it ad- ¬ journedafter about one hours public ses- ¬ sion the number had run up to 055 Almost all of them had been introduced in the last and former congresses The senate went into executive session on the arbitration treaty at 1250 and at 4 p nx adjourned until Mon- ¬ day Liargest in the World Washington March 20 Senate When WKri R re inte- ¬ ¬ House Mr Dingley rep Me returned the tariff bill with a recommendation that it do pass which with the accompanying report was placed on the calendar Consent was given for the minority to file their views Monday Mr DalzeU rep Pa presented a resolution from the committee on rules providing for the consideration of the tariff bilL OSMAN PASHA It called for general debate beginning on Mon- ¬ day next and including Thursday the 25th Chief Commander of the Turkish Army Inst from 10 a m until 11 p m with a Malaxa is within the limits of the recess from 5 to 8 Then consideration under ten minute rule the bill to be open for Turkish cordon drawn by the admirals the amendment until 3 p m Wednesday the 31st of the foreign fleets but this fact does when the voting on the amendments and bills not prevent the operations of the in- ¬ shall begin Washington March 22 Senate Not in surgents within the line they refus ¬ ing to recognize the authority of the session House The house Saturday pushed through admirals to establish such cordon the two remaining left over appropriation A body of Turkish troops who were bills according to Fridays schedule the trying to convey provisions to the fort agricultural bill carrying 53182902 and the In ¬ ¬ dian carrying 7670220 Tne sentiment of the xLt Malaxa were held in check through house against the provision in the Indian bill out the day by the Christian insur ¬ opening to entrv under the mining laws the gents lands in the Uncompahgre reservation in The troops finding that they could Utah containing gllsonite or asphaltum de- ¬ not reach the forts signaled the gun- ¬ posits which was inserted in the bill by the senate was so intense that it was stricken boats requesting aid The gunboats out by unanimous consent opened fire upon the insurgents ¬ f Are now as desirable as any in the mar ¬ ket The lands particularly in the central and northern part of Winconsin are beiug rapidly taken up by actual settlers The most salable are the timber and meadow lands now ranging in price from SbOO to S1200 ner aero For i homfi nr for investment no luckier chance in the West has ever before been offered No better farming land exists anywhere No great ¬ er results can be obtained anywhere Schools and churches abound Nearby markets for all farm products Wisconsin is one of the banner states of the West For fur- ¬ ther information address or call upon W ID Powell General Immigration Agent 410 ¬ lijuuls in Central Wisconsin Old Colony Building Chicago 111 The blossoms of spring arc the prophets of autumn So a joyful service in youth promises a rich fruitage in after years ¬ ¬ ed but 40 minutes the arbitration treaty be- ¬ tween the United States and Great Britain being taken up thereafter behind closed doors In the short open session nearly 200 bills were introduced and many others were reported back from committees Included in the lat- latter were the free homestead bill and the immigration bill with the provision as to Canadian laborers eliminated both of which were under consideration in the last congress the latter failing to become a law owingto President Clevelands veto Of the ¬ four great appropriation bills the agricul- ¬ tural the Indian the sundry civil and the general deficiency which also failed for lack of Mr Clevelands signature which were re- ¬ introduced and passed by the house were re- ¬ ferred to the committee on appropriations House The tariff debate was fairly and regularly started in the house Monday and will be kept up for the next three days after which time the discussion will be on amend ¬ ments that may be ordered The reading of the bill Monday occupied nearly two hours and a half although there was no pretense on not close the debate on the tariff the part of the clerk that he was following bill for his side Thursday but would the text in f ulL The ask the house to permit him to reserve rep chair was occupied by Mr Sherman Y chairman the hs time to the close of the five min- ¬ otheiiwhole as The opening ofspeechcommittee was made ute debate on March 31st next Mr by Mr Dingley rep Me chairman of the Bailey could hardly speaK above a committee on ways and means and was ancx whisper Wednesday night and says Jteustive exDlanation and defense of the meas- ¬ first speech his throat is in such a condition that ure TheMr Wheeler in antagonism to it was D a member of made by it would be impossible for him to speak the committee on ways Ala means At 5 and Thursday oclock under the order governing the consid- ¬ eration of the tariff bill the house took a re- ¬ Their Commissions Signed Washington March 25 The presi- ¬ cess until 8 oclock the evening session to be of the debate devoted a dent Wednesday signed the commis- ¬ Hopkins to R continuancedesignated to act Mr I1L was as sions of John Hay ambassador to the chairman at the evening session ¬ March 23 Senate The legislative session of the senate Monday last- ¬ Washington them from they occupositions that the pied which effectually commanded the approaches to the fort So far as known the lire from the warships did no damage The insurgent leaders reiterate their refusal to accept autonomy from the powers and declare that if the island is not annexed to Greece they desire war If it were not for the support accorded the Turks by the powers thev would in a short time be driven from the island It is believed here that suc- ¬ cess has so intoxicated the leaders of the insurgents that they would not hesitate to assume actual hostilities against the troops of the powers If they should join forces with the Greek army of occupation and resist the pow- ¬ ers it would take a strong force and a large expenditure of money to conquer but could not drive Honicsteekers Excursions Rutes at Half ¬ ¬ ¬ Via the Missouri Pacific Railway and Iron Mountain lxoute to points in the West and Southwest Tickets on sale Tues days April 6th and 20th and May 4th and 18th For descriptive and illustrated pamph ¬ lets of the differeiit States time and map folders address II C Townsend General Passenger Agent St Louis Mo When a little old man wants to make an impression he puts on a plug hat Backache toothache frost bites too St Jacobs Oil will cure thats true they are People think you are as silly as j ou think Atchison Globe Just fry a 10c box of Cascarets candy cn fchartichnest liver and bowel reinilatormadc It is more important to bear good fruit than much fruit Rams Horn All kinds little or big St Jacobs Oil surely cures aches and pains You cant fool a lot of people though it is easy to fool one Atchison Globe Cascarets stimulate liver kidneys and bowels Never sicken weaken or gripe 10c -- them IN SOUTH AMERICA ¬ - ¬ James Horace Porter Washington March 2t Senate The sen- ¬ to France and Henry ate indulged Tuesday in an almost one sided ambassador White first secretary of embassy at denunciation of the civil service law and its administration The matter came up in the London shape of a resolution offered by Mr Allen pop Neb directing the committee on civil FIVE BURNED service to inquire into the dismissal of some Children of Frank Penrod at Iaddvillr half dozen employes microscopists or the Omaha of la Cremated The Parents Were at bureau Mr animal industry in South a long Neb court of St ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - having first put the other five children Ottumwa la March 25 Five chil- ¬ dren of Mr and Mrs Frank Penrod at Laddsville a little mining town on the Wapello and Davis county line were burned to death Tuesday night The parents of the children took the oldest child of the family a son aged 12 and a baby in the arms of its moth- ¬ er and went to a religious meeting- Church Only One Hundred Feet Away ¬ ¬ ¬ to bed The school house where the services were held were only a hundred feet away from the Penrod house About 9 oclock of an alarm fire was given and Penrod with the other occupants of the schoolhouse rushed out to find his house in flames Penrod succeeded in pulling two of the boys out hor- ¬ ribly burning himself in the act The two never regained consciousness however The others were burned until only a few bones were found in the debris of the house The coroners inquest threw no light on the origin of the fire Allens motion after debate was agreed to with an amend- ¬ ment Bills passed To establish the official survey of fractional townships The One True in Nebraska to amend the act repealing the Prepared by C I Hood Co Lowell Mass timber culture laws the Torrey bankruptcy bill modified was reported and was on mo- ¬ fiforjti c Pi I J Q a easjly promptly and tion of Mr Hoar made tne unfinished business not to be called up immediately however A constitutional amendment to make the 30th cinnati of April inauguration day was introduced by Wood had copies of his own and the M w Mr Hoar Mr Turpie dem Ind made an originals of Jacksons letters ia a scrap argument in favor of a constitutional amend- ¬ jy Af Jy P v ment to make United States senators elective book which he showed McCabe He by popular vote instead of by state legisla- ¬ Raid that he thought Jackeon cut off tures Wood House Tuesday was spent in debate on the Pearls head woman became enamored about Christmas tariff bill Tho senate joint resolution appro- ¬ of a dissolute and took up his residence with her priating ls0U0 to enable the secretary of war to purchase tents for the houseless victims of Dr Dawson pastor of the Guilford the Mississippi river flood was agreed to At avenue M E Church a friend of 5 oclock a recess was taken until 8 oclock Woods father tried to persuade him the evening session to be occupied on the tar Will Wood of Pearl Bryan fame came to Baltimore in October matriculated in the college of physicians and surgeons He did this as a blind as he never took up the course He obtained a room with H C Mc Cabe police reporter on the Baltimore World and went with McCabe to the police station soon after his arrival He was recognized by Eugene Gran O denan former chief of the B Wood acknowledged his tectives identity and told McCabe the story of his connection with Pearl Bryans mur der He said that he introduced Jackson to Pearl Bryan and that Jackson ruined her Wood said he tried to help Jackson out of the scrape claiming that he wrote to Jackson to send the necessary medicines and that Jackson wrote him to send Pearl Bryan to Cin-¬ 23 ¬ Will Wood Says He Will Sail His Dlsao Inte Career in Baltimore Ordered Out of Toivn Baltimore March tongue would get more rest If the gossip would think more her Ranis Horn x ¬ Is the time to purify your blood and fortify your system against the dangers which threaten the health because of impurities accumulated in the blood Take ¬ Sarsaiarilla The S If ¬ iff bill ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Wheeling W Va March 23 Rains for the past day or so have caused the railroads running into this city much at the narrows Tvorry On the B three miles south almost the entire side of the mountain slipped toward the river covering the tracks com Southern pletety The Ben wood railroad sustained several thousand dollars damage at the same point ¬ XiandsiUle on Railway Tracks Mad nil March 25 Secretary oi traction State Sherman it is semi officially anengine crashed through a bridge near here Tuesday catching Dingman aw nounced has thanked the Spanish kins under it He was injured intern minister at Washington Senor Dupuy ally George McClintic who was a De Lome for the conduct of Spain in rescuer fell over stricken with heart releasing from imprisonment the disease and is in a critical condition American citizens recently set at liber ty in Cuba at this hour ¬ J Peru Ind Rescut May Dlo March 24 A r senate spent only half an hour in open session Wednesday the remainder- - or the time being given to the consideration of the arbitration treaty behind closed doors The agricultural bill one of the four money bills that failed at the last session was reported back which in it pass- ¬ in the shape house last week and was ed the on the calendar It will be acted on at placed an early day A bill prohibiting the exhibi ¬ HEROIC METHOD tion in the District of Columbia of kineto scopic illustrations of prize lights and also Adopted to Save a Firennn From a Hor ¬ pronibiting the transportation of materials rible Di ath therefor through the mails or through the O March 25 Marietta In a blind ¬ avenues of iaterstite commerce was introing snow storm Wednesday morning duced by Mr Hoar rep Mass and was re- ¬ ferred to the judieiarv committee a freight train on the Cleveland House Large Marietta railway ran into a landslide and an unusually ludiences in the galleries large attendance on the throwing- the engine and five cars into floor of the house of representatives heard the Tuscarawas river at Eagle Hill the third davs general debate on the tariff Engineer JIaddox although perhaps bill The principal speeches of the day were those of Messrs Johnson of North Dakbti fatally wounded swam ashore of Kentucky Grosvenor Fireman Dye was pinioned between republican of Ohio andofEvans committee on the members the engine and tender and death ways and means in favor of tne bill and tho oldest demo- ¬ seemed certain to him from the flames of Mr McMilliu Tenn cratic menioer against it Other speeches in the wreck but with rare presence by dem Miss of mind and nerve he called upon a were made Tenn Messrs Fox dem Miss Williams Sims dem miner Ed Jones to take his pocket Terry dem Ark Sayer dem Tex and knife and cut his arm off which was Maddox demGa against the bill and by rep Pa and Walker rep done saving him from a horrible Messrs Adams of it The general debate will Mass in favor death be closed Thursday An Act of Politeness A Hurricane at Hnntinsrtoti W Vn ¬ - Washington March 25 Senate The but to no avail wrote to McCabe beg¬ Woods father ging him to save his son All the efforts of Dr Dawson and of McCabe failing Police Detective Tod Hall an earnest Y M C A worker was called in He went to Wood and ordered him to leave town supplying him with a ticket bought with money sent by Woods father This was three weeks ago Wood told McCabe he would visit Greencastle for a week and then proposed to sail to South Africa where he could escape newspaper hounding He seemed weighed down with remorse tll the time he was here to leave the woman ¬ ¬ ThB May be you can not see any difference between the new 97 Waverley Bicycle for 00 and other makes offered for the price There is one The new Waverley is equipped with new and costly bearings that run abso¬ lutely true No other bicycle has such bearings such workmanship Hff3GnG iS a HI March 23 The three most dangerous prisoners in the Will county jail here all counterfeiters who had been held to await the action of the federal grand jury escaped early Monday morning by sawing through the bars of two windows taking down a heavy iron screen aud dropping in safety 20 feet to the ground Tho fugitives are James Foley Jacob John- ¬ 111 Joliet Danjrerous Prisoners Escape Still another Waverley the famous model cf last year Now S60 The cost of new and lOO JR expensive machinery has been saved Send for Free Catalogue Indiana Bicycle Co Indianapolis Ind son and John Albert Skeog the last SaHzwPt 8eeda named being a noted counterfeiter Devil Worshipers ¬ perfect hurricane here since 10 oclock Tuesday night The local packets were unable to make their runs and the steam ferry has only made a few crossings during the day wind has been blowing- a - New YorK March 24 While eating fish on St Patricks day Miss Mary No 5tutue to Gen Butler Boston March 23 The house Wed Mullrine of- middle age swallowed a nesday defeated Gl to 99 the resolu- fish bone which lodged in her throat tion for a monument in the state house The bone caused an abcess which resulted- in the woman death yard to Gen B F Butler ¬ Fish Rone Causes Death Earl of Aberdeens Successor London March 25 Mr Labou cheres Truth learns that the duke of Leeds will be appointed to succeed the earl of Aberdflen as governor general of the Dominion of Canada the latterv returning to England in 1S98 i New York March 23 Diana Vaughn of Paris the high priestess of the mysterious sect of Luciferians or devil worshipers is coming here to lecture Several members of the sect ire in the French and Italian colonies in this city already Fir at Huron S D Japan Adopts i Gold Standard Huron S D March 23 Fire here ¬ London March 25 The bill adopt destroyed 75000 ing1 the gold standard has passed the Monday morning worth of property including the Alhouse of peers of Japan and only awaits the signature of the emperor to liance building valued at 25000 in ¬ become a law The demand for gold sured for S10000 The United States on Jnpanese account continues in the weather bureau lost all its records and instruments market here Huntington WVa March 25 The fJoha Breider Mishicott Wis astonished f the world with a yield of 173buoCSaJrflrs rSIlver Klnff Barley neracre Dont voti haibvenl lit Just TTrite him In order to train in if97J 50000 new customers vro send on trial II 150iIjAISS WOKTH FOE 10CJ l hm ss ui new aau rare larm seeas mcludinffj vv wu vvuvi uviaura poj iiuveiy wortu wio Keii assart oil postpaid i v wUvtb - 0 -- iuub xuirxuc i ijargesp growers ol larm seeas ana pota- sa pun earliest LWjes in mo worm vvegetaDioseeas5i Catalog telln all about ltuladlvmail od tn Jl k are Warranted to Produce S ¬ intending buyers Send tnla notice W3r I Tcl ¬ fifEest Ccoh Eyrap Tastes GoodI Uselg H ttrf t 1 l A THE BOURBON NEWS MLIDA5T MARCH 26 1897 LITTLE NONSENSE Jims werry peaceful he is when hes A11 inscription is said to have been drunken stupor His Perilous antl Painful Journey 0 A song a song for Homeland Gibbs sheriff es an Save Iiife Tis well wind and tide are with us asleep but Bill put on Mont Blanc reading Notice The land where we wse born Virginia line lives a This hill is dangerous for cyclists ard one - Of broad Not far from the so up anchor and away and fertile prairies two thirds youth for unfortunately TitBits When the wholesale house of Miner Where grows the golden corn For where Of wheat iields like an ocean both of his lower limbs are artificial For the Altamaha river first and Strong was opened that morningIt Seemed Endless Pastor How Of hills where grow the pine tvho has to his credit an act of heroism did you like my sermon on Eternity Julius the black porter a trusted slave then for the island The land that we are proud of who had been raised by Miner failed to Your own dear land and mine which should make him a loved lad as last Sunday Parishioner Sermon song a son for Homeland A appear long as the memory of those who know SVhy it seemed to be more of an object CEAPTER XIV The land of wheat and corn Sam and Sydney two jiorters at ihe him lasts It is little crippled Tim Olin lesson Truth With milk and honey flowing A MARKED XIGGER WOXT HALF SELIL Charleston house could not be found ivhose home is away up in the moun The land where we were born Edith Kate is going to marry The morning of the 20th of August a number of other citizens reported tains Ho miles from everywhere aj a Kammack the photographer Bertha A song a songfor Homeland when the sun arose Cashier White still servants missing and the morning of book agent once said of that part of the No other land so dear Isnt that nice It will be right in sat bound in the arm chair in the bank the 21st the following startling article No other hills are fairer country his line to have her always look pleasfacing the vaults He could hear the appeared in the Charleston News No other skies so clear This bit of a boy not long ago heard ant Boston- Transcript We love her vales and valleys footfall of early passers by on the pave- ¬ Bold and Successful Bank Bobbery that forest fires were sweeping- - every- ¬ Kach suow tipped mountain dome The best type ot A Sad Truth ment on the outside but could give Two hundred thousand dollars in gold Oh native land from true hearts thing that would burn before them man always concedes that woman is the no alarm so tkere he sat in agony until silver and bank notes taken from the We sing this song of home along the Virginia side of the moun- ¬ noblest created being And Yes A song a song for Homeland nine oclock when the president of the vaults of the Charleston bank One afternoon he climbed tains The land of wheat and corn first baby then he acts mad because the bank arrived and finding the bank Plunket Successful Jail Delivery through the snow to the top of the isnt a boy With milk and honey flowing Chicago Record locked supposed that something un¬ and Cobb the murderers of Planter OsThe land where we were born mountain one of the steepest of the Hows busi- Notes usual had detained the cashier at home borne who were to have suffered the Cumberland and took a view of the fire ness Comparingone street fakir A song a song for Homeland Not and Avith his own key unlocked the door penalty of their crimes this day re-asked Land of the Oolden Fleece swept country below him Tie was sur- ¬ Sold and entered to find llaymond White leased from their cell and Jailer How--ar- d the Whose hillsides laugh with plenty prised to find the fire so fierce and as vary brisk replied three other securely in a or four peo- ¬ Only half unconscious tied Whose valleys smile with peace found bound and gagged in their he watched Tim saw that the red anything may wander Sometimes cur feet chair and the vault doors opened Washington Star tongues were creeping on toward a lit-¬ ple so far To far lands east or west robbery stead Less Than Eighteen NegroMen God exclaimed Good he How did you happen to become No But still our hearts are steadfast tle log cabin in which two old and helpand ruin and with shaking hands lie the property cf leading citizens report- asked We love the Homeland best less women the Ober sisters and their such a pronounced vegetarian A song a song for Homeland cut the cords that bound the cashier All my sub oldest- inhabitant ed missing blind and crippled brother who is one the The land of wheat and corn That gentleman could neither speak statement of the Then followed a long With milk and honey flowing of the oldest men over on the other side scribers paid that way replied the nor stand for some moments but when circumstances as narrated and the arti- The land where we were born The lad realized that the house was a country editor Yonkers Statesman he could he told his tale and concluded cle concluded as follows Eben E Hereford in Youths Companion Sometimes said Uncle Eben de long ways from any other farmhouse The manager of the with the words Many of our citizens probably and knew that the people in the humble man dat pays lrunduhds ob dollahs f oh affair was the man with the long black noticed the sehooner of a dark green cottage would find themselves power- ¬ flags an decorations ain ez much ob er beard for whom I cashed the checks hue that lay anchored in the Ashley less if they were left in the cabin until patriot ez de one dat goes quietly long on yesterday an pays is taxes an serves on de jury river since the night of the 18th the fire got to their home What the captain of the slaver TO BE CONTINUED Washington Star slaver no one doubted Thatshewasa Without thinking of how much suf wifout kickin The same what is his name or as 40 negroes were taken from her hold Yon Letting Him Down Softly fering it meant to his poor aching limbs whom were the checks made payable on the 19th SCALLOPS IN THE MARKET and sold in this market Tim started down the rugged hillside refuse to marry me he said bitterly to Well yes she That she was a pirate 3iow seems Something About tho Reputation and on his perilous journey of heroism He because I am poor The checks were made payable to equally certain as her captain who was it would pain me too much Xaine Soaking in Fresh Water had a race with the fire and twice fell replied Mills the auctioneers and inBaker a man of stalwart frame with an imto have people hurt your feelings by Copyright by A N Kellogg Newspaper Co In New York markets Rhode Island from exhaustion and almost despaired dorsed by them payable to bearer mense black beard but whose name is scallops have a reputation for exce- of saving the old folks But his in- saying that you married me for my The president rushed from the bank yet unknown as was not ascertained it Philadelphia Xorth Ameri- ¬ llence that may or may not bs deserved domitable courage never flagged and money to the courthouse for officers to board CHATTEK XIII Coxtucued by the firm who sold the negroes the for in that city Oyster Bay asparagus he kept on going He reached the old can As the town clock gave the single the sehooner and apprehend its captain captains of slaversgenerallydesiring to is a label put on almost all bunches of homestead just as the prairie fire was And you have found Paris charmr stroke of one six men entered the gate and crew courthouse he found all in have their identity unknown was un- ¬ that vegetable as soon as the product attacking the old frame crib He hur ing said a Paris doctor to two Ameri- At the of a residence on Laurel street one the of New Jersey arrives all small hard ried into the house and informed the can ladies Just great replied the The jail had not been doubtedly the manager of both commotion on the door while the knocked loudly bank robbery and jail delivery clains are Little Necks although that old and thoroughly frightened people mother Weve been here a fortnight Ills other live hugged the wall of the house opened and the jailer was missing the It is also believed that cither he or- part of Bong Island does not market of their danger It only took him a few and weve seen everything and every- ¬ A window from the iloor above was hat was found on the ground at in some manner enticed the Then the daughter chimed int foot of the steps leading to tke jail door his agentnegroes aboard the slaver and over 50000 bushels in a year and the minutes to hitch the horse to the sled body raised missing Yes as ma said yesterday if we stopped quality of tenderness and flavor varies and the old man was helped on to this The key could not be found in his What is it asked a voice pro- sailed with them in which event the as it does with Blue Point oysters a The four drove to shelter at the nearest here much longer we should become Are you Mr White cashier of the apartment so a locksmith was schooner will probably land at some term now used for most small oysters neighbors leaving the fire to do its regular parasites Household WordsJ Charleston bank said the man below cured and the lock opened port on this coast and offer them for as Saddle Rock is for large ones al- - worst The home of the old people was In the cell of Plunkett and Cobb was AN ACTORS CHIEF WORRIMENT Yes what is it found the jailer He was bound hand sale keeping them tongue tied by terror though no ovsters have been taken partly burned during- the night but The bank has been robbed until their object is effected from that rock in 20 years So much for the boy had gotten some of the neigh- It Is T2iat His Mafceup Shall Be Bank and foot the cords were similar to Whats that whats that She name of the schooner as dis- - ta reputation but the expert house- bors to go and fight the fire and they EiTective Great heavens wait and Ill those thai had for so many hours held played by bold white letters on her wife looks the different lots of scallops were able to save most of robbed The average theater goer has but lit¬ the contents the eashier in the chair join you tle idea of the great pains thart a really over passes by the white ones and buys of the house Plunkett and Cobb who on the mor stern was The Banger llaymond White speedily dressed and Wil- A couple of merchants from never re- conscientious actor goes to in order those of yellow tint looking lad fact is that The descended to the door opened it to row would have been hanged by the mington who are yet here viewed the Jtbe meata of the scallopThe naturally a coveredmodest the injuries has sustained that his work may prove artistic and is from he find himself clutched by the throat by neck until dead were gone Hanger when lying in the river and jfaint yellow but soaking whitens and in making the awful trip but he is very effective The popular idea that an ac- ¬ The jailer stated how he had been one man while the revolvers of several duped into opening the jail by a man state that the schooner is the exact injures it This soaking m fresh water proud of the deed The old people will tors chief worry is the committing of more were leveled at his head counterpart in all respects but- thcr Ms done to make them swell and meas- - never cease to love and contribute to the his lines to memory is erroneous Some said who represented himself as captain of color of the paint that covers her Absolute quiet Mr White wished to ure more and it increases their bulk boys support out of their limited actors are to be sure what are termed TBlack Beard is the price of your life a essel and stated that he mTird studies that is men who have locked up frame and the name on her stern of by about a third until the frying pan means Washington Star have you the bank and vault keys on have two drunken sailors captain Angus has done its work when they will be difficulty in memorizing their lines but until morning that this man was ac the Clara Belle whose Loyd of Wil 30111 person the great majority of the members of Bruce murdered John A LONG BURROW among several found to have shrunken to less than the What means all this has the bank companied by large pockothers the profession find this an easy matter marked man 7uington on the night of the thirty original size hence it is best to avoid Two Mile whom was a been robbed Tnnnel Excuvatecl 1 an from long training first of May last one eye missing and a sear on his the white meats if possible It is probaIndustrious Mole Not vet Mr White not vet but be withcheek like a saber cut One of the first things that an actor Mr Murchison one of the mer ble that the price for the umvatered left Down along the river bank after the does lifter he has read the manuscript reeasy it soou will be Here let me alluded to asserts that the Clara scallops would be better if all shippers This man said the jailer lam per chants ¬ lieve you of your keys what you carry tain 1 have seen in Charleston before Belle often in past days has lain at his would agree to stop the practice and water had receded into a narrow chan- of the part he is to plajr is to stud the nel through which it tumbled and a pistol too Well Ill take that also The description of the man who led dockloadingand unloading a cargo he then all scallops would be Rhode eddied and belched up great rings there essential characteristics of the man to¬ I know you said the cashier you the liberators of Plunkett and Cobb further asserts that Bruce is a man oC Islands although market men say that be portrayed The actor tries to picare the man for whom I cashed the tallied with that of the one who had stalwart powerful frame which would some from that state arc watered The was left a broad sand fiat This sand flat ture this man in his minds eye and to fell oil in broad steps in which here and make his appearance consistent with checks to day managed the plundering of the bank tally with the description of the captain practice- is a bad one because it injures there were left shallow pools Big his personality You had better forget me when we of the Banger whose beard may be a t he sale of the meats as may be seen by r snarly river stumps of trees probably part to night Those who remember false one Herein the author is of great assist comparing the prices in the markets grown main miles up the river had oc- ¬ me with rare exceptions do not fare Most of the- crew of the Clara Belle The scallop isnever slypped alive m casionally stranded after floating ance for he can describe tlTScfial-while TTl well now for King street and the bank states my luurcnison were icil in wu the shell because it breaks easily and as he had it in his minds eye Charleston Here White lock arms flight from does not live more than a day or two down on the rivers surface and gath- he was developing it Thisinformatipn of mington on the night of the them with me but remember one word of that port they being ashore at that out of water besides being so bulky ered piles of driftwood aboutstrange secured the actor gets the clothing to Barrels and boxes of all sorts of alarm and jou are a dead man your time the freight would be higher Fred plunder were to be found and it is not be worn and on the occasion of the first or- ¬ wife a widow and your children But be he who he may this Black Mather in Appletons Popular Science dress rehearsal proceeds to make up for altogether unlikely that one by look- ¬ fhe delineation of the part phans March Kscb1 Beard seems destined to become a curse Monthly Hfl W4MiaM T ing closely might have found more A half hour later Black Beard fitted to this coast unless speedily appre That his makeup will be effective is josh ik than one article of value a key to the bank door it swung open The MnrblohcaU Hoys hended or himself and craft sent to the his one worry and it may be better im ¬ The sand had dried down as hard and agined how important a factor makeup Speaking of boys reminds me of a and five men entered the other five bottom of the sea mTi on the guarding the avenue of approach Many who read this article will re- story which Polly told me the other day firm as on any Atlantic beach It was really is when it is known that in all outside call the slaver and freebooter Nancy when she came up from Marblehead springy too just the thing tor brisk of the principal schools of acting both ii 7t that foundered and went down with all Neck to cheer my malarial gloom It walking And walking on it was a in this country and abroad it is made White was iirmly bound to a chair r TTflVl lI rVirxtT--KT- I speedily her crew off this coast two years since seems that Marblehead boys have the joy There was neither jostling elbows the subject of a special course of study the vaults opened and the cash MiWtt fffrfjiidrffw MHKEtfAW xMnr7 WASMi The governor being- fully convinced reputation of being the worst in the nor sweet smells nor sounds just the transferred to bags then gagging the Of course in making up for the stagey that Angus Bruce and Black Beard as state and a worthy minister who went gray sky above the damp wind and the the actor has many aids the wig maker cashier sufficiently to render it impos we call the captain of the Banger are there to fill a vacant pulpit one Sunday vellow river oozing alone a stones in particular being of great assistance sible for him to make himself heard the one and the same man has offered had occasion to verify the truth of this throw away plunderers left the bank and it isonly the artist in makeup who twenty five thousand dollars for his ap- ¬ for on his way to church he as un Traversing this flat was a remarka ¬ can lo Without this individual and at were joined on the outside by They mercifully hooted and stoned Tilled ble little ridge or welt It started in the the same time hide his identity prehension three of the men who had held wateh and Lankey The Charleston bank while badly with righteous indignation the wuithy sand where the last river bank had be Wheres Toombs Actors whose ability lies in their be ¬ crippled has had many offers of assist dirine remarked from the pulpit in gun just before the river receded ing able to portray distinct types of asked Black Beard ance and will be able to weather the mournful tones upon the depravity Above it the grass hung over the five character must perforce give a great Fightin round yon corner sa d the Robbery and ruin storm manifested by the old towns boys foot bank and towering aloft was a amount of attention to makeup and man addressed to attract the attenand 20 armed men headed by the sher- While this article was arousing the Some time later he again visited the large cottonwood tree The welt ran these men are forever collecting photo- tion of the hossifers Well go that way and get them iif together with the banker and the indignation of Charleston citizens and place and this time he met with no straight out toward the river 1000 graphs and eld pictures of people with jailer immediately proceeded to the two sailing crafts were fitting tip to insults and did not even see a single yards or more then turned west and the idea that some time they may have they might be run in As they rounded the corner them wharf to seeure boats with which to search the salt seas for her the Ranger hoodlum on his churchward walk Be wound in a waving line up stream For to copy something like them and the was scudding along the coast of ing a just man he desired to praise as nearly two miles it could be followed models will be useful Boston Globe were thetwo sailors piimmeling each board the Banger The sehooner was nowhere to be seen Georgia and yet she was no longer the well as blame and so he said that he weaving here and there never disap- ¬ other lustily while two policemen were Ras Ssnolce for Wounds As they were marching up the wharf Ranger her dark green color had was truly rejoiced to see that the youth pearing below the surface and never trying to separate them The smoke of woolen rags is a cure Sheriff changed to a dirty looking red and the had seen the error of their ways and changing in appearance until it sud- ¬ TTpv veiled Black Beard is that one of Mie deputies remarked for the most dangcrous wounds A lady of evil what i letyou ashore for Avast there speaking of a pock marked man being name on the stern was William B had turned aside from the path boy in denly lost itself in another bank of ran a machine needle through her fin doers Thereupon arose a small sand against which it had run It was you righting blackguards bothering one of them theres a pock marked Niles is the Xo black bearded man was on her the gallery who shrieked forth in glee the burrow of a mole And who knows ger She con Id not be released until the man runs this bar Jim Holland peaceful town the officers of this Dont vou believe it but the litth1 blind burrower is still machine had been taken to pieces and The two sailors were subdued in an name he goes by here hes been under decks but a man of much the same size ful malignity and appearance with a smooth face Theyve just gone down to Barncgatto working his way through half of Clay it was found the needle had broken suspicion some time instant stone a funeral and when they come county to find the end of the bank Or into three pieces in the flesh The Well go in then said the sheriff was her commander Aboard ye lubbers Aboard Boston maybe he started upward after awhile process of extraction was most diificul U Bill Bill Gibbs back wont you catch it Tran nfficVr heres a eounle 01 and interview him the pain reaching the Saturday Evening Gazette Aye aye sir Moll was found behind the bar ind came out in the middle of some danger of lockjaw was shoulder and pounds for keeping my frisky sailors feared Woolen Go below and terrify the niggers Wheres Jim Holland my good wom farmers frozen garden patch or corn nigs were put oh burning- - coals and Ttiey Do Ordinarily from eating each other up Til see said the sheriff them tothat thev bother you no more your an I baint yer good woman ye guy T tell them we land and sell do if they 4lMerey cried the fair oung girl lieid Kansas City Star by holding the finger in the smoke all night and all they have to as the umpire walked on the baseball Thanks captain well drink pain wat driven away and never re ¬ un but es like their new masters better than the Greece Tnrkey and tin Iowers grounds Take me home George health Lucky you came along or were Jim Hollands bad In order to understand the extraor ¬ turned though the finger took long ones is to keep mum youd have found them jugged in the skipped has he skipped to woman I i old can talk all Ihey want if they dont This place is haunted I see a ghostdinary attitude of the European powers to heal The smoke and smell of tho they to after we Where morning Ghost Where in connection with the eoniiictbetween burning rags may be unpleasant but have behind and possibly the the sheriff There Ill VlS the buggers when I get them am The sheriff An what do ye want of news left them in Charleston and their Greece and Turkey it must be remem- ¬ that is a slight drawback compared will ot Why thats the umpire aboard old masters come and claim thenr but bered that whereas most of the enor- with the danger of lockjaw or great I know but he was umpire last year mous national debt of the Ottoman em- pain and consequent fever Another in- ¬ But Black Beard and his men didn t JimThe bank was robbed last night and tell them Bill that if they croak before T thought they aiwav killed them be go direetlv aboard they first visiicd two we have left them miles behind well English stance was the cure of a wound in- murderers taken from the jail county jail and Black V rd aroused Harpers pire is in the hands of French well nigh fliced by an enraged cat which toro fore the end of the year the and Austrian bondholders were not there sheriff es too have the life of every nigirer there Bazar he the jailer and informed him that de bigJim coward E ad a good bit uv Tell the mate to send a dozen armed the entire state liabilities of Greece are the ilesh from the wrist to the elbow a had two drunken sailors that he TIc Averasro Kosort money about un last night wen e left men with you below plenty of knives held b3 German investors Inasmuch and bit through the fleshy part of the sired locked up ill morning are I hear that your family 1 be skcered e were kilt and and pistols kill a chicken or two and ns a war between Turkey and Greece hand One ministration of the smoke Five pounds was sufficient to con- here an Leastwise wen e lcit- ere e bloody your hands and faces pistols would tend still further to embarrass extracted all the pain which had been robbed vince the jailer that they should be sez Yes knives nd the sisrht of blood will sub the finances of these two heavily in- ¬ frightful Pearsons Wecklv locked up and he produced his keys How is it down there you know how to man ¬ debted countries and thus compromise Moll eres a bill of sale fer this due a nigger Tlic Home Sacred in Corea and unlocked the jail door As he ere gin mill If anything appens me age it Weil if it wasnt for the hotels and the interests of their foreign bondholdrevolvers that a The rooms of a Corean woman are as turned he found the the mosquitoes and the noise oC the ers the great powers have decided that sacred to her as a shrine is to its image That do I Ill fix them youll have un omc short time before had been leveled at Dont hurt them Bill dont mark ocean and the people and the sand it under no circumstances would they per- ¬ Poor Bill er Jim V were a great indeed the rooms of a wife or mother the cashiers head leveled at his nice quiet them up A marked nigger wont half wouldnt be half bad if you couldnt go mit any comlict to take plaee N Y arc the sanctuary of any man who a onie sheriff What could he do bun weaken The man for omc sez Jim fer our ole age f sell people think hes unruly Harpers Bazar anywhere else Tribune breaks the law Unless for treason or door of the cell of IMunkett and Cobb peacefulall as we want and now sheriff At sundown the William E Niles avsis AVixflieK Idea of It for one other crime he cannot be forced Tax Collecting in Holland was unlocked the fetters taken from Moll is 1 wish youd to tJiink that ea gone e d never left anchored 111 the Altemana river and at said Wallie Hapa i i The Butch have a delightfully orig to leave those rooms and so long as he r v was Joclcen in inciv uiuita iUn tnii r i sunrise the next day a painted ngn was buy me a shovel I gut awfully thirsty ami lus Him wniiKii inal way of collecting their taxes lfv remains under the protection of his their cell and Black Beard hung over her port side which read in the daytime plannff nHl after due notice has been given the wife and his wifes apartments he is se-¬ mlacs hasteee Eighteen able bodied negroes for sale -- vwm on earth has a shovel to do money is not sent the uithorities plaee cure from the officers of the law and wait- What whPro thev found thetwo boats in i chwitl hi vin hrin- - All must be sold by 12 oclock this day with that r 11 thpv wpro rowed aboard one or two hungry militiamen in the from the penalties of his misdemeanors At 1120 a number of planters along at duetjd onct before Weil somebody told me that on house to be lodged and maintained at Chicago Tribune asked tiie What luck captain asked the the river boarded the schooner Who abducted him then farms when vou wanted water you had the expense of the defaulter until hv mounted the Xot All Alone mate sis the Black Beard The negroes vere all ranged along to dig a well sheriff Harpers Bazar So you want to marn Fred do you of the tax is paid Chicago amount vessels rail She were Poll Blaisdell She were i he deck They had bad plenty to eat and Tmmpnsn immense mate Plunk- said the father Chronicle After Incitement an lt niOlC D1011CV HOI drink and had not suffered by their fi u uiiHijin rimipv v - not Yes papa replied the daughter v Varmer Coiue down with me Jack ott aim LOOU lire some of them down the coastCame Prom Enropt on Friday r vri lmn jiv elm luibductcd him but trip perhaps a littie groggy but not and Ill show you the cows with her arms about his neck hemp at least not stretch were There were OOiliT cabin passengers come back tahis Moll agin sheriff And go away and leave me all aloncn Jack Tlohl Cows aint exciting ty landed at the port of New York froci ncxt and theres gold silver and bank- he Comemensaidthe sheriff theres a whjmperdid they make until Black Why no papa than we will count tomammall put Europe last year Thenumber of steer I know Fred-willnotes more Beard or William B 7iios aVhv lipw anything but girls If j I nn hm to Jearn nere v nau vou be willing toleave mamma with rouP But himself had exchanged my red suit on me- 111 go lonk at tne age passengers aggregated 252300 niht orangewhat hick did you hire O thev had gone Moll turned aii represented15000 gold a Yonkers Statesman cleaners Found Table -- Ha mauv in -- them for ChicagoChronicle aiof in A meri- - They A SONG OF HOMELAND 1 arc all below and by this time in a -- Ercs to you sheriff Erestoyoni w -- - ¬ - - The slaves were towered in a boat gthat the planters had along side to con vey them ashore and when the last one had left the deck of the schooner and he last planter was seated in his boat then Black Beard gave the order Up anchor and away Where away sir For the island said Black Beard 4as the anchor was raised above the wa- ¬ iters surface All sails were set and the schooner swung round caught the breeze her sails filled and she was off But there were now shouts and signals from the boat the formerly terrified negroes had evidently told the tale of their ab- duction from Charleston and of the dif ference in the appearance of the schooner from what it presented when they boarded it to clean oranges for Mifty cents a thousand or fifty cents a hundred The shouts and cries increased and the boat headed about the oarsmen pulling with might and main towards the schooner V stalwart black whiskered ma a stood at the stern of the William I utiles and as he raised his hat politely jfrom his head he said Good byAltemaha Your waters shall never again be cleft by the William B Nlies but they may be by the craft beneath my feet this is j otir first visit from Black Beard -- A BOY HERO A k - ¬ - i ¬ J ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- - ¬ -- -- - ¬ ¬ ¬ - rf h ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ jpaJ - - - - - 1 1JL - s JU ¬ S itSfil m-M-fm- rMAWM ¬ ¬ mmMmsP lgc r i m- If f If- f i i- - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ -- ¬ 1 atBoli-yar-by-the-S- ea - - I V - ¬ j toc j u- - i-- i IS - i1llwl ¬ i - 1 - I 1 j-- i- i - - - -- - i- - rSixtccii surappxi B - - iiSO X JH i- - 1 t nrn - 4 jr - t e3 THE iiQ UKBOB K No Senator As Yut fi yi f V FRIDAY MARCH 26 1897 GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS At Frankfort vesterday r v IO n Ui i M V li IV 3 L United States Senator taken at Frank ¬ fort Wednesday He received 67 votes but needed 79 The Bradley combination claims that some of these votes will leave Hunter when the word is given Except the changes of Stout from Blackburn to Hunter and the additional vote of Bobbins for Blackburn J the result of the joint ballot was similar Absolutely to that of the separate ballot 9n Tuesday Celebrated for its great leavening strength and healthfulness Assures the The Kentucky legislature food against alum and all forms of adul ¬ teration common to the cheap brands A bill was introduced in the House Koyal Baking Powder C6 New YOrkJ by Mr Thome providing that all exe cutions shall take place within the walls T fJ L 0 0 II 11 P 98 la w L Inl C of the penitentiary at Frankfort ¬ ¬ ballot resulted Hunter 67 No 49 Davie 13 Boyle 6 Stone 1 election See second page for further Frankfort uews Dr Hunter fell two votes short of eleciiou on the first joint ballot for the joint Blackburn Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In The Foyer The Al G Fields Minstrels gave an NEWTON MITCHELL he ir I Gun Goes Off 1 time to get ready for those ex ¬ plosions called diseases Coughs colds any u attack whatever the subject he often means pre¬ ceding weakness and poor hlood Are you getting thin Is your appetite poor Are you losing that snap energy and vigor that make V Do one thing build up your whole system with clear-headedness instantly when you pull the trigger So sickness may come on suddenly But it takes time to load the gun and it takes Pure ¬ ¬ excellent performance Tuesday night at the opera house The costumes and stage settings used in the first part were exceedingly handsome the songs were good and most of the jokes were fresh Buyers of Groceries are not forced to go to cut rate stores for low Apollos slack rope act was marvelous and Ollie Young did a fine club swiug prices because jing specialty Eddie Fox who was nare last season wicn iierrman contributed a violin specialty which won an encore The descriptive song A Little Boy In Green showing Mr Fields Arabian horse ridden by a youth was offered by them on same class of goods I have an excellent and com- ¬ very pretty Mr Fields did some effect- ¬ plete line of ive work in his own peculiar style but he should eliminate that pouring water in the hat jo e It is so ancient that ALMONDS one can almost see the whiskers on it APPLES BRAZIL PECANS growing With this exception the show BANANNAS FILBERTS 4is remarkably good OBANGESc THE PLES GROCER t ¬ I Will Any Prices FANCY STANDARD GOODS ENGLISH WALNUTS v MALAGA GBAPES iUL o y u fill up siLiiu Seventeenth Year Established 1881 BBTjrSE jPtiblished every Tueady and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Ovmeri MILLER r - payable to the order of Champ Attention Make all GhecJes Money Orders etc Miiler Candidates i- - for the various offices in Bourbon County who expect to sub ¬ mit their names to the Democratic Primary Election May 22 1897 are requested to report their names to D C Parrish Secretary on or before April 5 1897 Court day at 10 oclock a in T E Moore Chrnn Dem Co Com- td ¬ All candidates Cod liver Oil It is the essence jayhawk John D White the crested of nourishment It does not attacked er of the Eleventh district nauseate does not trouble the Capital R D Hill in the lobby of the stomach And it replaces all The Christian Endeavor Society of member Hotel at Frankfort Hill is a robs you of New York Cream Edam and Pine Apple Cheese Fancy Evaporated that disease Georgetown will present the operetta of the Republican State Central Comabout it sent Peaches Apricots Apples Prunes All kinds of Canned Fruits Sar- ¬ A book telling more The Belle of Saratoga April 12th free Ask for it mittee from the Eleventh district and dines Champgnion French Peas Bottled Pickle Catsup Etc BOWNE New York SCOTT s was a strong supporter of Colson in his The Francis Jones Co played the first BALTIMORE CAN AND BULK OYSTERS race against White for Congress Hill half of thisweek in Georgetown and is was struck twice before friends separat- ¬ ISGRIG TURKEYS now in Lexington filling an engagement ed the men New legislation Pending At ITrankfort ¬ SCOTTS EMULSION of A mihstrni troupe is to be organized soon at Cynthiana Houstonville al- ¬ ready has one FINEST CHOCOLATE CANDIES STICK AND MIXED CANDIES CANDIED CHERRIES CANDIED APRICOTS CANDIED PINE APPLES - The following new bills are pending Frankfort amateurs will produce the comedy Our Boys some time next the senatorial race at Frankfort have in the House at Frankfort Requiring that all criminals hereafter month Several other plays will also be led to the adoption of a resolution intro The rumors ot attempted bribery in ¬ duced by Mr Tompkins providing for convicted and sentenced to be hanged presented shall be executed inside the walls of the a committee of investigation SCINTILLATIONS MTC HELL Main St Opp Court House Having plucked the fruits of his ambition Gov Bradley has discovered to his disgust that they are Sodom apples After sixteen months as Chief Executive of Kentucky he is not only anxious to retire from office but he is so thoroughly disgusted with Kentucky politics that he is actaully considering a refuge in Cincinnati or the United Statesmen should be States Senate made of tougher stuff Louisville Times An Interesting Jumble Of News And -- f H - iC X it w Miss Frances Willard for the W C T U has written President McKin ley entreating him to call upon Con- ¬ gress to prohibit the exhibition of kinetoscope pictures of the prize fight A bill has been introduced in the Tennessee Legislature to bar it from the State and Archbishop Ireland is out in i lllO Ul lULHU iUUJ an intervieWrdenonncing it Bills The Lair florir mill leased by Wolfe exhibition of the pictures Stone burned yesterday morning at have already been introduced in stock Insurance on Georgetown Massachusetts and Illinois 4000 The mill was insured for 5000 Over 35000 tickets have been already Mary Ellen Brown a colored girl of issued to the Moody meetings in Louis- ¬ Georgetown has qualified in the Scott ville The main trouble lies in the County Court as a notary public This fact that the tickets are being taken up is the first instance of this kind in the by the church people while the sinners Bluegrass The people the are being left out S Savage has just fin ¬ evangelist ought to reach are not rush ¬ Rev George ished his 31st year as State Superintend- ¬ ing in droves for seats ent of the American Bible Society and Kentucky Republicans are still in that time has traveled 480000 miles reaching out for pief Otto Adams of in its interest Athens Ky wants to be Collector of Scott Jacksons body was incinerated Internal Revenue at Richmond and R at the Cincinnati Crematory and R Dashiel of Lexington wants to be Alonzo Walliugs was interred in a Surveyor of Customs at Memphis burglar proof iron grave vault in the V Comment A moonshine still was discovered in the penitentary at Frankfort last week Gabe Elkin will sue the city of Stan-¬ ford for 20000 damages for being jail ¬ ed without cause Cigarette smoking so unbalanced the mind of Win Leland a Chicago real estate dealer that he suicided Mrs Dolly Morgan is dead in Todd county from hydrophobia a dog having office licked a fresh wound in her hand Yesterdays Temperature Will Wood a young villian who was connected with th Pearl Bryan tragedy The following is the temperature as has enlisted in the United States Navy noted yesterday by A J Winters- - Co of this city and has gone to sea 32 7 a m The Fiftieth Annual Conclave of the 38 8 a m Grand Commandery Knights Templar 10 a in 36 37 of Kentucky will be held at Hopkins- - 11 a m J- penitentiary To amend the school law so that school trustees shall be elected by secret ballot To prevent the destruction of real and personal property at the hands of mobs or rioters aimed at turnpike raiders Providing how and where the State printing and binding shall be done To make the pharmacy law apply to all towns of over 500 inhabitants Reducing the per capita allowed by the State to inmates of asylums to 135 To abolish the offices of Deputy Regis- ¬ ter of Lands and all clerkships ins said A C Gurz it formerly of this city is directing the rehearsal of he opera Ship Ahoy which Lexington amateurs will sing in April Mt Paris Ky Sterlings musical citizens will Pinafore next month sing MARGOLBNS Lawrence Hundley V H Davis of this city i received an offer from Mabel Paige to do vaudeville turn with her He declined the offer to play six weeks preferring to retain his position at the Paris postoffice SALE Now is the time to buy Carpets Rugs and Mattings as I have a good lot to select from and my prices defy competition have a fine assortment of these goods and if you will come in and look at them I am sure I can please you and it is no trouble for me to show them to you Consider the prices which I quote below 1 ¬ TheBl Boone Company which gave such an enjoyable concert n this city last year at the court house will give a concert at the opera house on April 7th Blind Boone is a wonderful musician and plays with remarkable accuracy The Annie Davis Company cf which Maurice Hedgee of this city i3 a mem ¬ ber closes the season ro morrow night at Xehia O After spending a fortnight in Chicago Mr Hedgee will make a visit in Bourbon and then go to New York to play a Summer engagement pro--bibitingt- he Hi LJ 111 O t T 7 O LI 5 7 p m p m III 138 35 O Brussels from 40 cts up Ingrains from 18 cts up Matting from 9 cts up Rugs from 50 cts up Remember the place and call early - Q 2 The Alabama Legislature has unanimously passed a law providing that train wrecking shall be punishable with death and a bill has been intro ¬ duced into the Kentucky Legislature providing that participating in a mob may be punishable with death In view of the recent records of both train wreckers and mobs this is a badj time for the growth of the squeamish sentiagainst ment capital punish ment Courier Journal ¬ ¬ ¬ ll v r f te i 14 HK I r s 1 T Rev D wight Moodys three weeks bill to pension Cassius M Clay Sr of Kentucky a Major General in the vol- ¬ meeting in Cincinnati closed Tuesday unteer army at the rate of 100 a It is estimated that 1200 persons have united with the various churches as a month result of this meeting Kentucky Republican Congressmen The Fiscal Court of Owen county has are said to be getting blue over the instituted condemnation proceedings prospect for outside pie for their con ¬ against all the turnpikes eight or ten in stituents number that refused to accept the President McKinley invited all the countys proposition to buy Washington correspondents to call on There is a land suit before the Master him at the White House Tuesday after- ¬ Commissioner in Letcher county where Abraham is the plaintiff Isaac the de noon fendant Jacob the court Daniel the Colored Republicans in Madison attorney for the plaintiff and Solomon county will not support any candidate for the defendant who favors the separate coach law The Nashville Sun a silver newspaper Representatives Settle and Rhea edited by B A Enloe made a deed of are expected to enliven the dull tariff assignment Tuesday Liabilities are estimated at 20000 B A Enloe the debate in the House editor and principal owner of the Sun Mark Hanna has the Brice habit is now in Louisville where he is under- ¬ He wears a red carnation every day taking to start a free silver newspaper Mark is a dandy lion The report published some weeks ago in regard to the death of Col Jesse Henry Redd a colored Democrat is Peyton of New Jersey was not well a candidate for Jailer in Madison founded Col Peyton is a native of county Nicholas County and has a world re-nowned reputation as beingthe originator of the Centenial Exhibition at PhilaAwarded delphia and the Chicago Worlds Fair Highest Honors Worlds Fair He has suggested the celebration of the 2000th anniversary of the Savior to be held at Jerusalem in the year 2000 The Jackson Walling trial cost Campbell county upwards of 10000 The items are Court cost with wit ¬ ness fees included 1500 jury 1400 jailers fee 400 militia 500 death watch 250 scaffold and fence 250 reward which the Sheriff will receive 500 transportation of prisoners 50 incidentals from- 500 to 100 The drainage of the Covington reservoir cost 2000 and these figures do not in ¬ clude the drainage of the canal and many other things where the expense is not definitely known MOST PERFECT MADE ¬ ¬ Senator Lindsay has introduced a cemetery at Hamilton O Eld J T Sharrard preached on Fighting Sunday night at Prize Stanford The Metropolitan Opera House Co will sing the following grand operas in Cincinnati next week Monday night Wed- ¬ Carmen Tuesday Seigfried Thursday Aida nesday Faust Friday Lohengrin Saturday matinee Mme Calve will appear Carmen only in Carmen and Faust and the deReszkf s ppear only in Seigfiied The prices will be 3 250 2 1 A letter which passed through the Paris postoffice the other day had three bows of blue ribbon and one white bow tied on the outside of the envelope It was evidently a love missive Another letter which passed through the local office was directed as follows Roll me on at that rapid rolling rate To Lonisville in Kentucky State There let me stay until Mr Comes to take me away Opp Conrt House3 PARIS KY Will Not Perform Mirac But It Will Cure Brussels carpets at 39 cents per yard J T Hintons Advertised Letter last in Paris Ky postoffice March 26 1897 Kinger Al Anderson Jim Magel Miss Bell Brierly J H Chatman Miss Ida Merr Mrs Maggie Metcalfe Chas col Cook C L Murray Mrs Eliza Junn ingham R MILES RESTORATIVE NERVINE Nunn Miss Marj Hutchison cures nervous prostration Not mi- ¬ Davis W J raculously hut scientifically by first Duncan Mrs Sam Parker W A Pursley W removing the germs of disease and then Farns Mrs MarthaRice Thos supplying healthy nerve food increasing Spencer W S Henry the appetite helping digestion and strength ¬ Finch Ghas Smith Miss Bettie ening the entire system Desperate cases Fisher M Sholtz Miss Ida require prolonged treatment as shown by Fuller W Gertie that of Mrs M B Reed of Delta Iowa who Fugett Miss Mary ThompsonMrs Mary Thomas Fryman John As the result of a lightning stroke writes Winston Miss Lizzie the physicians said I had a light stroke of Hall J T Homire paralysis my limbs would all draw up I Hughes Miss NellieWilliamsMrsJanie James Belle have throbbings Keen George Ann Willshire MileS Willey Miss Sallie Persons calling for aboye letters will unendurable For three Nervine please say advertised months I could not sleep W Jj Davis P M Restores and for three weeks did List of letters remaining unclaimed r Hi U Hynn II t love gen in - Ir ptei Your iBHSIt hi m CHAM not close my eyes I Health prayed for sleep and felt that if- relief did not come I would be dead or insane I took Dr Miles Restora ¬ tive Nervine and the second night slept two hours and from that time on my health im ¬ proved slowly at first but steadily and surely I took in all 40 bottles and I cannot express how grateful I am for I am now perfectly well and have taken no medicine Dr Miles Nervine for over four months druggists on guarantee that first is sold by bottle benefits or money refunded Book on heart and nerves free Dr Miles - IF YOU DO To Cure A Cold In One Day Tab- ¬ AND FIND YOU lets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Ky Take Laxative Bromo Quinine HEED ANYTHING in MY LIKE I will positively save you money on anything in my line Come in and get my prices and you can buy goods anywhere else Brussels carpets afc 39 cents per yard J T Hintons Queen - A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free -- from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD at J T Hintons Brussells carpets 39 cents per yard International Convention Y M C A Mobile April 21 25 International Conference Gerteral becretarys elma April 24 28 For the meetings named above Ave have arranged with our connections for traiu ser- ¬ For Spring 1897 vice to Mobile Ala through Selma thus obviating the necessity or S3 additional fare We are now receiving Spring goods in which will have to be paid on tickets pur- ¬ all the new lasts and colors The best chased via the other routes productions of the leading manufactur ¬ Queen Crescent train service fromto Cin ¬ re- ¬ cinnati to the South is too well known ers and at reasonable prices quire any praise Low rates in effect for these meetings All tramsrun via Chatta ¬ RION CLA2 W nooga and Lookout Mountain C Rinearson Genl Passr Agent Cincinnati r Medical Co Elkhart Ind Crescent Koute J T HINTON u lX mlJ J t Vr i i UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED TO I raw i 4 - ri i THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY MARCH 26 THE - 197 y ¬ BQUBBOH NEWS A Business Proposition Mr C H Williams a very reliable PEBSDNAL MENTION NUPTIAL KNOTS - - r - I ii at i 3 i t r 4r 5- - I P S4 L- - rfr MS r NS tax K r- - emnizations Of The Marriage Vows gentleman and a contractor who has COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Seventeenth Year Established 1881 built and equipped many miles of Miss Rilla Lee Martin and Mr THE NEWS MAN En teicdat the Post office at Paris Kyt as street raihoad was in the city Wednes William Ainmennan Lydick will wed seco iss mail matter day lur Williams believes tnat an Notes hmiv Tottfii on Tiie Streets At at the uynthiana Christian Church electric street car system in Paris run The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And ApriMrh TELEPHONE NO 124 economicallywould prove to be ajpaying Elsewhere Elmer Lupei and Miss Dora Hanson investment To prove that he means Mrs Nannie Brown is quite ill both of the Flat Rock precinct were SUBSCRIPTIO V PRICES business Mr Williams made the fol Mrs B Mann spent yesterday in married Wednesday at the couit house r Payable in Advance lowing proposition Oneyear 2 00 Sixmouths by Squire Lilleston Cincinnati S 00 If the citizens of Paris will subscribe news costs you cant even get a itr Miss Susie Graves has returned to The marriage of Miss Carrie Brent pout from a gun free of charge enough stock to build about two miles Alexander daughter of Mr Charlton of track he will equip it with a patent Georgetown Make all Checks Money Orders Etc motor car To the wife of A S Thompson of Alexander cashier of the Northern and run it sixty days on trial payable to the order of Champ Miller Bank of this city to Mr TJlie Johnson without a cents expense to the stock Clintonville a son Howard of Covington will occur soon holders The motor car requires no Thos Browning of Lexington was O gentle Spring after Easter trolley and runs independent of a in the city yesterday Thy praise we sing The marriage of Mr Tice Ashurst of That were glad yon came you know power house The car is guarenteed to Miss Mary Brent visited friends in say by jing But near this city and Miss Edith May give satisfaction If the trial proves Lexington Wednesday You tickle thing Liver ofS Clintonville will occur next satioractory ana tne citizens win organ- ¬ O why did you fetch that snow Mr B A Frank left yesterday for month Mr Ashurst is a son of Mr ize and equip a complete line Mr a short trip to Louisville Lloyd Ashurst and Miss Liver is a Brussels carpets 39 cents per yard Williams offers to lease and pay a rental Ex Senator Woithington of Mason daughter of Mr John Liver at J T Hintons of eight per cent on the investment According to Mr Williams estimates was in the city Wednesday Buy your furniture where you can Mrs M Parkers millinery openings two miles of track could be built and Mrs Louis Frank and children re buy the Jbest at cheapest prices Hin ¬ have been set for April2d and 3d All equipped with one of these motor cars turned to Louisville yesterday tons the big house on the corner is the ladies are invited for 10000 possibly less Capt Dan Turney spent several the place -Henry Santon and family have Mr Williams interested several en- days of this week in Shelbyville OBITUARY terprising citizens in the matter and it moved from Second street to the corner Attorney Fogg of Richmond was is possible that a company will be orga- in the city yesterday attending court of Twelfth and Pleasant streets Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory nized at an early date Of The Dead Miss Sadie Hart entertained the The famous Navarre Cafe and hotel This enterprise would be of inestima- Violet Whist Club yesterday afternoon Mrs Patsy Clay who died at her at Lexington in which Riley Grannon ble value in building up Paris and Mrs Mary Grimes of Carlisle is home near this city Friday evening at sunk several thousands is to be opened would enhance the value of all property April 1 by Charles M Rice and W H on Main street It would be an advan- ¬ visiting her son John Grimes on six oclock was the wife of William Green Clay instead of Berry Clay as was Floyd of Danville It will be head- tage to every citizen of Paris and we Higgins avenue Miss Annie Campbell who has been stated Friday in The News Mrs Clay quarters for sporting men hope that our merchants will interest was for many years a member of the themselves in the enterprise A street dangerously ill of blood poison at Cin- ¬ Christian Church and was esteemed by Prices on yarn carpets slaughtered at car line can be built cheaper now than cinnati is improving all who knew her She was in her J T Hintons The Misses LaRue entertained eighty eighth year ever before a out twenty friends with a chafing TJ S Marshal Tucker placed in Mrs Albert Hollenkamp aged twenty you want to see a beautiful line of dish supper last night If jail here yesterday Jas Orr white of straw seven died of consumption Wednesday mattings call at J T Hintons Leesbwg and Jas Crackey colored of Miss Lovie Call who has been visit- ¬ at her home in Lexington She is sur- ¬ you can be satisfied Millersburg charged with illegal sale of and ing in Bourbon Clark and Montgomery vived by her husband one son and two whiskey They will be tried to day be ¬ has refunded to St Louis Circuit Court News daughters The deceased was formerly fore Commissioner Hastings Mr G G White and his grand- Miss Kate Parker of Frankfort and The case of R J Brown vs James daughter Miss Mabel Russell are wasasister of Mrs Dan Roche and In The County Jail Scotts heirs resulted in a hung jury yes- ¬ sojourning in New Orleans of Mrs Mamie Parker of Mernaugh yesterday arrest- terday Officer Mrs F R Armstrong and Miss this city The funeral occurred yester- ¬ The jury also disagreed in the case of ed Albert Helvey and Henry Harris two Isabelle Armstrong visited Mr and Mrs day morning at Lexington colored youths charged with stealing a the Commonwealth vs Chas Burroughs J D Armstrong in Lexington Robert B Lyle a well known citizen pair of corduioy trousers from Harry suffering and permitting gaming on Mr Leon H Vincent the noted of this city died Wednesday about 6 p Simons store and selling them to premises R P Dow Jr a talented young man lecturer will be the guest of Mrs mof Brights diseaseat the home of his Hack Taylor The latter was also ar-¬ father-in-laDr Wm Kenney near of this city and a graduate of Centre Florence Lockhart while in the city rested and is in jail Mrs Herbert Thompson returned this city The deceased was about fifty College was this week admitted to the Keep Off The Grass Bourbon bar He is a son of R P Wednesday to Lexington after a visit to years old and was a brother of J A Dow and has a large circle of friends the family of her father Thos Layton Lyle of this eity being a son of the A wire fence is being placed along who wish him success Miss Mary Lark Nichols who has late Win C Lyle He leaves a wife the walks which run through the court The cases of the Commonwealth vs been the guest of Miss Mattie Grinnan formerly Miss Jennie Kenney and a house yard This is being done to keep Speck Helvey John Carter and Jeff returned to her home in Lexington yes- son Vimont Lyle The funeral will persons who are in a burry from occur from the residence this afternoon robbery and Henry My6rs and terday through and walking on the Harris cutting at half past two oclock and services Bud Kennedy horse stealing were conMrs Dan Roche Mrs Mary Roche will be held at the grave grass Two paths worn in the grass in the Paris and Mrs Mamie Parker attended the cemetery at half past three by Rev Dr already mar the beauty of the yard tinued N funeral of Mrs A C Hollenkamp The case of Wm Herndon vs L Keep off the grass Rutherford and Rev F J Cheek The R R was compromised yesterday in Lexington pall bearers will be Wm Ardery Dickson vs The case of Ward Church Pictures Bishop and Mrs Burton sail in May Geo RV Bell Luther Jacoby James Dinwiddie McKees Admr was dis to spend the Summer in England Many McClureJR J Neely Dr C J Clarke The News reproduces on first page missed settled excel- ¬ al- ¬ through courtesy of the Reporter The case of R L Langston vs J W invitations have been extended them lent pictures of the old Methodist Lancaster which has been on the docket ready and they have delightful plans The iargegt line of carpets in Ken ¬ tucky at- - J T Hintons Prices gaaran Church building and also the new build for several terms has been compro for the Summer ing now in course of construction mised Rev Frank Hallam left yesterday teed Work is progressing rapidly on the new for St Augustine Florida for the beneBIRTHS Fire At Shawhan church and it will doubtless be ready to fit of his health He greatly regrets to The Advent Of Our Future Men And dedicate in September Wednesday morning at four oclock announce that there will be no service Women you seen those straw cushions the brick store room occupied as a gen- ¬ in St Peters church until further Have In Winchester to the wife of Victor They are the very eral store oy Wm Tamme was destroy- ¬ DOtice at J T Hintons Bloomfield nee Rosa Newhoff a daugh- ¬ Col W C P Breckinridge and ter your porches Get some of ed by a fire of unknown origin things for Tammes stock was insured for 1400 Judge Zach Gibbons of Lexington and 4 them now carpets 39 cents per yard Brussels N depot and other adjacent County Attorney Victor Bradley of The L Oranges Grown In Bourbon property was in great danger for a Georgetown and Attorney Hogg of at J T Hintons Mrs Thos Henry Clay who has had while on account of the high wind Richmond were in the city Wednesday Large Land Sales such splendid success in cultivating fine blowing the flame and sparks but the on legal business Roger Early of Woodford county Misses Mamie McDermott and Bes roses and chrysanthemums in her well fire was by hard work confined to the equipped hot house has succeeded in brick building A part of the building sie Kenney have returned from Cincin ¬ Wednesday bought the R P Pepper raising an orange ri ee which now has on was occupied as an office by Dr J W nati where they have been employed in farm containing 437 acres on the Ver- ¬ Miss sailles and Lexington pike for 98 per it about one hundr d and fifty ripe Ferguson who saved most of his office a wholesale millinery store McDermott will leave in a few days for acre equal to cash oranges The oranges are well develop- furniture M J Farris of Danville has bought A family named Gregory living over Williamsburg and Miss Kenney for ed and look very pretty hanging on the the store came near losing their lives in Maysville to accept positions in mil of Robert G Evans of Boyle county tree bis Cove Spring farms known as the the fire They were almost suffocated lineiy stores Female Pugilists before they awakened and they lost all The Lexington Leader Wednesday Quinlan Elm Ball and Nave places at Mag Meachem and Mollie Talbott of their clothing and household goods Mrs Judson and her handsome 47 per acre These farms make one said The building was owned by Thos little son after several weeks visit to body of land of nearly 700 acres and the both colored fought two rounds ala Fitzsimmons Corbett the other m ht Hiukston of Cynthiana and was valued her parents Mr and Mrs Sidney Clay purchase makes Mr Farris the largest ¬ which ended in a drawn battle Judge at about 5000 This is the third build leave to day for Willitts N J to join land owner in the county as he now Webb delivered the knock out blow ing which has burned -on that site her husband Lieut Judson They has 2420 acres of fine bluegrass land Wednesday when he fined each com The liankTax Case Decided Adversely were accompanied by Miss Isabel Clay The deal invoLved 32759 Joe Clark sold to W H Graham 256 To The Banks who will be their guest for some time battant 750 SallieEcton also colored was fined The Court of Appeals decided Wed- ¬ Mr and Mrs Sidney Clay and family acres of land near LexingtonJfor 20000 expect to leave soon for their country in cash and 20 shares of stock in the 750 for swatting a female friend of nesday must be assessed and that banks Northern bank the same complexion a blow over the taxed just as other property for State home in Bourbon county Also to Mrs Graham 121 acres ad- ¬ head county and city purposes reversing the joining he above land for 330 shares of To night decision which held thab the former Dr Vincents lecture Northern Bank stock WHEEL NOTES was in effect a contract un Hewitt law Mr Leon H Vincent will deliver der which by payment of seventy five A wonderfully complete bine of wall the second of his course of lectures un ¬ cents on each 100 to the State banks Lines About Devotees Of The Wheel At paper is being shown at J T Hintons Houio And Elsewhere der the auspices of the Paris Literary were exempt from local taxation Prices the lowest Miss Mary Webb Gass is riding a new Club to night at the Court house His Judges Paynter Guffy White and Crescent wheel subject will be Thoreau Lewis concurred in the opinion which A delegation of Paris cyclers took the Vincent is also delivering a series Judges DuRelle Burnam and Hazelrigg Mr of lectures to large crowds in Cincinnati dissented The case will be carried to popular run Sunday to Millersburg About fifty Jemployes of the Indiana He lectured there yesterday morning on the Supreme Court of the United States Apply on first mortgage again Women Novelists and lectures at The Bourbon News are diyided in opinion as to the Bicycle Company at Indianapolis are Bankers to morrow afternoon office 26mar tf effects of che decision though no mark- on a strike Little Miss Helen Davis is the proud ed results are anticipated at least until Millinery the case is pased upon by the Supreme owner of a new bicycle presented by Spring Display Of Fashionable her father Mr Geo R Davis Mrs M Parker the popular milli ¬ Court The Spring weather the first fof the ner is making special preparation for Facts About Easter week was the cause of many wheels be- her Spring disply of fashionable milli ing brought out of winter quarters nery The first openings will occur on Easter occurs late this year April Friday and Saturday April 2d and 3d ¬ 18th Easter may ceme as early as The State annual meeting of the Mex-¬ is ican Veteran Association at Cynthiana Especial care has been taken in the se- March 22d or late as April 25th It ¬ of the moon has been changed from May 8 to May lection of the entire stock and every determined by the phase as it is always Sunday after the first 12 thing is tasty dainty and moon immedialely following Spring The Acme Bicycle works burned The ladies of Bourbon and surrounding full Should the moon Wednesday at Reading D equinox March 21st tf Pa Loss counties are cordially invited to call and succeeding Sunday 75000 The building contained ma- ¬ inspect the many dainty conceptions fall on that date the This year the first full moon terial for 5000 bieycles created for their particular delectation is Easter ¬ March 21st is at 1 a m Saturday Mrs Parker has also arranged a beauti- after Preparations for the twelfth annual Misses Childrens and Infants 17 and consequently Easter is xon and novel display for children for April ful Spring Heel Shoes that are made like the Sunday thereafter which is April meet of Kentucky Division L A W above named days the to be held at Cynthiana June 22 and 23 grown up peoples The finest line 18th ever shown in Paris Every pair brim are now well under way ful of style and quality and will out- ¬ very time you want to Met Now is the ¬ wear their purchase price every time to J Lowest prices best goods and a comthe little ones have an airing iQo carpets 39 cents per yard Brussels CLAY RION those nice plete assortment of styles is the secret JT Hintons and get pneof of the large business J T Hinton does at J T Hintons aS buggies cheap ST i i -- Engagements Announcements And Sol Look Before You Buy r- - And remember we guarantee more for- - your money than you can buy elsewhere or your money refund ed and you to be the judge of it - v Buy your shoes of us and get one of the beautiful medallion pictures FREE See them on exhibition-- at our store- DAVISTHOMS0MISGRIG ONYX BLACK HOSIERY J5 i ¬ V ¬ ¬ s i ¬ ¬ -- 11 WE NEVER CHANGE COLOR -- ONYX brand is the standard for Black Hosiery and is especially noted for Shape Elasticity and Durability For sale only by 529 Main St t sfc ¬ Paris Ky -- sister-in-la- w ¬ w the extraordinary bargains npw being offered fry us and tbe following prices will command the attention of eyery careful buyer SpringDress Goods in all the less Hosiery at 10c and 15c newest effects strictly all wool at Others get 25c for the same goods 25c and 39c worth double Our domestic stock is the best We will still sell our finest Dress assorted and decidedly the cheapPatterns in black and colors at 4 est some of them are marked 6 ¬ A great deal of talk is being created by CONDONS 8 ¬ ¬ and 10 Extra -- ¬ ¬ Very Best Cotton 8c 10 4 Pepperell Sheeting 18c Best Lancaster Ginghams 5c G D Corsets 50c 75c and 1 4 Percales aud Penangs 7c are the best in the world for the price Ladies Bleached Vests at 10c Ladies and Childrens full seam fill taped worth 25c -- Table Linens Towels and Nap- ¬ kins are our specialty and we will save you 25c on the dollar if you buy them from us good Brown Cotton 5c Bleached Cotton good 5c i M charge See the new portraits we enlarge free of PURE HOME GROWN -- rf 1 ¬ JET Sj-Ti- -- to OH J- - Ij ES ID - EDWKRD OP PariSi JESL y -- WE HAYE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00K IMPORTED SUITINGS AM TE0USERM -- ¬ FOR SPRING AND SUMMER Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calli m Money To Loan FINE S E TIPTON IMCEItCHCA iVT TAILORS Full line of samples -- J iV--- 500 Cutter E ¬ We arelalso agents for the celebrated Chas Smith Shirt v -- i ¬ Hntol Windsor HtJllJI up-to-da- te 1 eot num Have a clean TURNEY ¬ PARIS KY DKUGHERCY BROS 434 Main St Paris Ky -- v -- - m - i new stock of the 97 Cleveland Orient and Phoenix Bicycles Also second hand wheels at reasonable prices -- A c t ii- J - v - C w pI -- 9 a W -- A mi THE BOUEBOK NEWS V MDAY I MARCH 26 18974 ON THE BOURBON NEWS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BRUCE MILLER J v aiid we dont want to be taken for a set of country greenies No indeed echoed the others and by dint of much talking Ralph was at -- last brought to see the thing fronvtheir i MOTHER Iseo her again as she sits in her chair Her pure pallid face her silver kist hair -- MY BEAUTIFUL wide world holds never other So fair and so sweet as my beautiful mother O my beautiful mother with love in her And I think the an- ¬ skies And a smile on her lips which with ten- ¬ derness glows The lips which were once as the pink of the rose eyes Which once were asblue as the midsummer f - Your years have been spent in the deeds half divine Which only a mother with love can en twine And out of the lessons which doubt cannot smother I turn to the faith of my beautiful mother And once more I kneel And ask as a sinner to let me atone Por speech that was reckless of hurt to throne at the foot of His And wounded the heart of my beautiful mother And I say as I look on her there in her chair A spirit about her which breathes of a another In all the wide world theres never another So prayer fair and so sweet as my beautiful mother Rosa Pearle in Chicago Tribune - QUEER DOINGS BY S r TENXIE SMITH OUNG JLsmm rCvsW ivWmm s Mrs Quin tessing held in her hand an envelope ana grazed loncilv at upon it Mr Ralph the address and Mrs ¬ Quintess- ing She admired the - tsne said an aristocratic sound It reminded her of quintessence and that surely was the proper word for describing- the high degree of ltalplvs manly qualities lialph sitting- opposite was reading- the letter the envel- ¬ ope had held It was merely a friendly note of invitation from Will Hartley his college chum to attend the celebration of the first- anniversary of his weddiuV Shall we go he inquired Mrs Quintessing frowned slightly She had met Mrs Hartley but once and besides though she would not confess it she stood rather in awe of citvestiv- itjes for she had lived in a country vil- Inge all her life lt will be full dress name it had such - - ¬ - - u K tone but Im afraid that Will wont ZtlikTitSo both looked upon the matter as de ¬ cided but it really was not settled after all for early the next morning- came the Quintessing sisters Florence and Helen with their evening- - dresses done up in neat boxes They had notes of invita- tion too and had accepted a week ago didnt suppose that lialph would think of remaining- at home That altered the matter and Kalph ordered a coach and - hire a coach and coaches are expensive I think we had Abetter not go lialph r Tust as you please her husband Baid a shade of disappointment in his a Yes he assented We would have to when you came in Florence replied We will look around first and if there are no other gifts well have to hide them under our wraps and get out with them the best we can when it is time to so home Ralph groaned Well cut a pretty figure he said One of us must come up now and then to see if they are all covered suggested Florence but let us go down now and carefully concealing the jiarcels under her circular as it lay on the bed she started to leave the room The others followed and they soon found themselves among the lively throng in the parlor but the pleasant music the congenial company and the varying entertainment provided all failed alike to make them forget the bidden parcels Not a single gift could be found anywhere unless that apron were one and so often had they picked it up for examination that it really seemed to assume an expectant look when one of them approached Thus the evening wore away There when were stolen consultations ever possible and numerous flights of investigation to the dressing room Florence was just returning from one of these trips when she met Ralph in the hall Ralph she said nervously i feel so annoyed about those parcels Every once in awhile I find the cov- ¬ ers tossed off them It would be awful to have them discovered now What would people think Couldnt you just carry them into the mens room and Men put your big coat over them dont notice so much lialph wasnt sure that he could com ply with the request but he was willing to try The ladies room was open and empty He stole in on tip toe and went toward the bed Several circulars were lying there and he did not know which belonged to Florence One by one he lifted them and looked beneath He had just raised the last when he heard Mrs Hartleys voice on the stairs With a guilty 3ump he rushed from the room ran along the hall toward the mens dressing room and went full force into Charlie Sulger who was just coming- out His apologies were ample though somewhat embarrassed and Charlie smoothed down his rumpled feelings and pursued his way down the stairs Then Ualph waited until he again had the floor to himself This time fate was kinder and he knew just where to look He reached the room and iossessed himself of the parcels and then holding them in the shadow and keeping his eye fixed on the stair ¬ way he ambled sideways along the hall toward the room and deposited them safely under-- his coat feeling a little like a- hero and a great deal like a Going down he met his wife rogue on the stairs Hush dont stop me she said hastily I want to see if those parcels are well covered They are not there he whispered I carried them over in the mens room Florence thought it would be safer Ineverheardof such awildideashe men are the most careless replied creatures always walking off with one anothers things Suppose some one takes your coat and leaves them un- ¬ You had better go atonce covered and put them back where they were -- standpoint But what are you going to do with them he inquired Thats what we were talking about ¬ ¬ coat on his arnythe downstairs wrapped m it Behind parcel securely him came the others Several of the guests had strayed into the lower hall Mr Hartley stood waiting at tne iool of the stairs and Mrs Hartley was jusb inside the parlor doors but came out When they as they approached hall the host laid a detain- reached the inghand on Ralphs coat just in the re- bay gion ot tne concealed ounoic Ralph he began but to his surprise the young man jumped nervously away and with a frantic look cried out Hold on I want to speak to the coachman Then he sped to the front door and down the stoop As for the ladies their impulse was Mrs Quintessing stood a to follow of the others to screen little in them but then she was tall and slender and Florence and Helen Avere short and plump and Florences circular bulged out strangely at the left moreover Helen walked so closely to Tier sister that Hhe wrappings of the parcel rattled suspiciously And Ralphs hasty exit left them standing there the center of observation for what seemed an hour Mrs Quintessing tried to chat agrccalriy but her thoughts were in a turmoil and she doubts having said one coherent sentence Ralph hav ing been relieved of his burden re turned donned his coat made his adieus paid gratifying compliments to host and hostess and then gayly ledliis ar air of nonchuiance marched boldly ls f iint ¬ POTATOES Morc Kutrlment Gaicl by Cooicins DEALER IN Them with the Skin on Every land has its favorite mode of Furniture Window Shades Oil cooking potatoes The French excel in Cloths Carpets Mattresses the art of frying potatoes in the boil Etc ng oJ themthere is none so clever as t Irish woman For a roasted potato Special attention given to Undertakan English hearth takes the prize ing and Repairing js said that more nutriment is it Main Street Paris Ky gained from potatoes when they are rkPfi ivitb tho vin mi tbnt otpmI- V J er amount of potash and other salts O will be found in them than if they had been pared before cooking- If potatoes are old and withered put them to cook in cold water but if fresh and firm let them be cooked in boiling salted water THE VERY BEST Boil potatoes steadily but not rapidly so the outside surface will break OtI RELIABLE PROMPT and give them a rough appearance PAYING when they are to be served as a plain A - CHAPTER GEO W DAVIS THE PAGE COILED J SPRING FENCE WOVEU X ME V i ¬ gal A VJVAA L V W - W HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance MILLER xfsfi HOW COLLINS Agents Paris Kentucky ¬ This is a smcoth fence that will turn any kind of stock It is made from the best hard steel drawn specially for tm purpose boiled potato ¬ ¬ For iiotato chowder cut a quarter of a pound of salt pork into small pieces and put over the fire in a spider with one onion chopped fine and cook until the pieces are of a golden brown Peel half a dozen large potatoes and cut them into cubes Take a large sauce ¬ pan and put a layer of potatoes in the bottom then a layer of the prepared pork and onions Sprinkle lightly with salt and pepper and chopped parsley Repeat this until the vegetable and pork are used Turn over the whole the drippings from the pan in which the pork was cooked and then pour over J party to the coach all two cupfuls of water Cover the It would have been strange indeed if pan and let the contents gently cook no one had noticed their rather un ¬ for half an hour Mix together one usual conduct After the guests had tablespoonful each of flour and but- ¬ all gone Will and his wife wondered ter and stir this with one cupful of over it but could think of no possible boiling milk When the potatoes are explanation The next day Will met sufficiently cooked add one cupful of Charlie Sulger at a restaurant where cream to the boiling milk and turn We had a the mixture in with the cooked vegethey had gone for lunch good time last night he said seating tables Mix together taking care uot himself opposite to Hartley to crush the potatoes and the chowder ¬ ¬ ¬ NON UNION HOTEL REED Short St 35et Broadway and Mill tn The large steel around a horizontal bars are first coiled finch rod thus practically becoming COILED SPRINGS their entire length These are securely tied together by lo cross bars to the rod The cross bars are best quality of annealed wire wrapped three time galyanized around each horizontal bar ready for business below as cheerfully as Being a is self regulator itup always for 30 slacks ITS ADVANTAGES n IS MADEforming wires f James Connors lexxnotois - us Proprietor Rates 2 And 250 Per Day Electric lights hot and cold baths barber shop and Postal telegraph office etc One hundred good rooms 21jy96 ly TREES JFJLJLiJIj Glad you did answered Will I enjoyed it By the way what did you think of the Quintessings Ralph of course always was a good fellow and the others were fine girls but did it strike you - hereCharlie hesitated that they acted a little queer Now vbu Will laughed Kl lor htly o speak of it he answered Ill admit there was something a little hasty and bulky about their departure Clara noticed it too 1 thought perhaps they might have been expecting to stay all night but as lialph had ordered the coach to come for him that couldnt J be it Well I never saw anybody so fond of dressing rooms Charlie continued one or the other of them was there con¬ ¬ ¬ - stantly I think that was pure shyness Will Ail three of the ladies were replied gone once and Clara went up after them thinking- - one might be ill but they were simply talking together over one of her aprons trying to fincl cut the stitch or something Clara thought Thev seemed a little embarrassed all the evening and we concluded that it would be kinder to let them alone - them last night Their actions atfd words Were mysterious not to sav sus Ive always liked Kaiph said Charlie but I wish I knew what ailed Well -- - bouquets for three regardless of cosr and then a new idea occurred to Mrs Quintessing Its a cotton wedding- of course and well need to take presents - rjx Vur - li f w us s -- B N - wav clown Now Mr Brown was a merchant who liad not yet got beyond presiding- over his own business and being- in that quarter of the town where keepingopen evenings was quite profitable he attended in person to the wants of the ladies when the coach stopped There was little time to give to choosing- so Mr and Mrs Quintessing de cided quickly upon a fine white bedspread and Florence and s Helen bong lit a half dozenTurkish and a prettily worked table cover The articles were very impropriate to the occasion but you will unserve that they were rather bulky and when the Quintcssings entered the Hartley hal a little later They had every appearance ot having come to stavbut so sure did they feel of their absolute correctness that they held their heads up with dig jiity and proudly followed their guide to the dressing room on the floor above But once there their misgivings assailed - itheni The parlors were already well filled but so far as they had been able to see there were no gifts anywhere On a chair in the room lay a very pretty apron daintily trimmed with crocheted ica but whether it was a present or cne that some person had just thrown foff they could not determine The three ladies were busily consulting- tog ether when JRalph rapped ai the door to inquire if they were ready Ealpb she said Helen admitted him In trag ie tones there isnt a gif t here but ours Then well be conspicuous by our generosity wont we he said with a manly disregard for conventionality Indeed we will not was his wifes - dignified reply for of course we shall present our gifts if there are no not - never thought of it The Invitations said nothing about it Thais so replied Mrs lialph but It wont do to g o without some little gift Here it is only a few hours of the time to start and how are we to get anything- Easiest thing- in the world said rRalph g ayly well stop at Browns on - C1 we though 1 5J i Tl wlfm 1 Wffl picious Of course I havent mentioned it to anyone else but perhaps you can explain Quite early in the evening I stood near tlie two girlsrVand I heard Miss Helen say in a very much dis ¬ turbed tone I cant find another thing anywhere and I have looked all through the rooms That remark was innocent enough but it was her sisters leply that puzzled mc-- We will have to lake home what we have she said decidedly I vras so struck that I couldnt help noticing everything- they did or said after that and twice I caught sight of Ralph sneaking past the upper stair landing and carrying three large par- ¬ cels It was after the second expedi- ¬ tion that I heard Mrs Quintessing talk Did you get the bed ing to him Yes And the spread she asked Of And all the towels table cover course said he they were ail togeth ¬ er Now what can you make out of nieh a conversation as that Before Will could give expression to Ins astonishment some one stopped at the table and inquired laughingly Have a good time lastni n ltV Charlie ex ¬ Oh hello Brown How did claimed and Will aske1 - Asparagus and everything for the Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- ¬ ploy no agents Try us on prices and see the difference between those of a grower and dealer Catalogue on ajv plication to is ready to serve fl F HILLENMEYER To bake creamed potatoes put over Lexington Ky 20oct a saucepan a irenerous half- the fire in srj0onful of butter and stir into it one tablesnoonful of flour Gradually add half a cupful of well seasoned white stock and three quarters of a cupful of erCam or rich milk and season with salt and pepper Meanwhile cut one pound of cold boiled potatoes into slices or cubes and stir them carefully into the creamed dressing Butter a shal low baking- dish and put in the prepared potatoes cover the top with a layer jf grated cheese and sprinkle some fine stale bread crumbs over the whole Bake in a hot oven about ten minutes or long enough to brown the crumbs and melt the cheese For lyonnaise potatoes place a spider over the fire containing two level tablf spoonf uls of butter When it is melted stir in a heaping teaspoonf ul of chopped onion and let it cook until slightly col ¬ ored before adding two cupfuls of cold Do cot bo deceived by allnrfafr advertisement and boiled potatoes cut in cubes Lightly can get tho best ruado finest finish and toss the potatoes until they have ab ¬ think you POPULAR SEWING MACHIKS MOST sorbed the butter and taken on some for amero songr Boy from reliable manufactnrera reputation by honest color Sprinkle the potatoes with salt Chat havejrainedisanone in tho world thatand square dealing There can equal construction durability of workinc and pepper and some chopped parsley In mechanical of finish beauty in nppearanceorhad partsflneness esmanyimproveEsntsaa tho WEW HOME Scrve hot The juice of part of a lemon WRITE FOR CIRCULARS may be used in place of the parsley- - r A nice way to serve potatoes for v Tiie Hew Home Sewing HacMne Co dinner is as follows Take one quart CaAN0EMA83 BOSTOXHlSS3io23 UNION SQUARE NY CuicAnoIUfc St Loots Dallas Texas SanFuanciscOjCai Atlanta Ga of mashed potatoes add two tablespoon OR SALE 8V fnls of cream and beat until light Stir WINN Paris Ky COOK two beaten eggs and season with pep per and salt and two tablespoonf uls of chopped parsley Thickly butter the II S REVENUE STAMPS WABTED inside of a basin or plain mold cut a BY cooked carrot into slices and then in some fancy shapes as diamonds rings T I Green County Clerk Mt Olivet Ky S cr circles arrange them around the I want to buy for cash the following TJ at Revenues either canceled or uncanceled mold and sprinkle the rest of the mold the prices annexed when stamps are sent in with sifted stale bread crumbs Fill good condition the mold with the prepared potatoes 1 cent Express red imperforate 5 cents place in a hot oven and bake until they 1 cent Express red part perforate 5 cents Flaying are a nice brown Let the mold stand 1 cent Playing Cards red imperforate cents 1 cent cardsredpart perforate30 cents a few minutes after it is taken from 1 cent Proprietary redpart perforate10 cents 1 imperforate cents the oven before turning the potatoes 2 cent Telegraph redbluepart perforate50 cents 5 cent Bank Check out upon a hot dish to serve N Y 1 cent Certificate blue imperforate 5 ceuts ¬ -- FULL stock of Frnit and Ornamental Grape Vines Small Fruits TREES 1896 grip for 90 in the shade gently but firmly persuades a runaway team to reconsider its action An unruly bull is safo as a canary in its cage it saith thus far shalt unto the festive hog fierce wind and drifting go The thou 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 oo- The hired man and cupation is gone the lagging tramp alike scorn it proffer- ¬ ed shade Like the model housewife when well supported it is always neat and tidy Economy is not our sole object in placing posts for farm fence at the un¬ usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart Farmers say the closer the posts th That may apply t better the fence common fences but depending largely onits elasticity we fsefer the long panel For cemeteries lawns yards etc they should of course be nearer 13 to 20 feet is not objectionable We have completed and are now building a lot of this fence for Bourbon farmers and you can examine into it meritBfor yourself Estimates cheerfully furnished Yod may put up the posts and we will build the fence or we will contract to do th whole job If you are needing any fence see us We will save you money and still build you the best fence made Respectfully COLLINS MILLER it takes a new t THREE POSTS to the POSTS 100 FEET Paris Ky Tfce Page Wlr Fence In Bourbon 98 Mdllersbueg Ky May 4 Collins Agents Messrs Miller Paris Kentucky Gentlemen I have had the Page Woven Wire Fence on my farm for ¬ about eighteen months and am well pleased with it It has proved to be all that is claimed for it It turns all kinds of stock and is as tight as it was the day it was put up and has stood some severe tests A horse of one of my neighbors fell across the fence a few months ago and was not taken off for several hours but when taken off the fence went back to its place all right with the exception of a few staples During the storm of April 24th a good sized tree was blown across the fence and bent it down to the ground As soon as the tree was cast off the fence went up all right and was as good as ever with the exception of one broken wire and a few staples oufll of place I am so well pleased with the feno that I am going to put np more of it Respectfully right away Wir Becrapt 5iny tf -- Sun HIS GRIP LABELS j DONT STOP ME SHE SAID Look Mar--scill- es tow--cl- here -- 1 -- x- Everyone likes to re- he protested Everybody doesnt contradicted his wife I dont iike to invite people o an affair where they are expected - rto bring anything It looks grasping TSeftides maybe it isnt the thing to dp -- others Why not ct ive presents want to put those confounded bundles and not keep lue spooking along the hall like a sneak thief Its too bad ItaJphic dear she an ¬ swered with a mollifying pat on his arm but just you go this once and J wont ask you again No I expect not Ive carried them for Florence now Im going- to carry them for you Itll be Helens turn I suppose she will want them next taken to the roof or out in the back yard Its only for a little while longer ltalph she said reproachfully Yes and then comes the going home and how were to get those things to the coach I dont know The same idea was weighing heav- ¬ ily on the spirits of all of them They had planned what they were to do but were not sure that it would work well lialvdi was to conceal his gift under bis coat Florences long circular would hide hers and Helen was to walk very close to her sister with the third parcel held between them These three wereto make all haste possible to the door while Mrs Quintessing being un ¬ encumbered was to cover their de parture by a slow and dignified exit making her good bys so profuse as to atone for the scanty adieus of the others When the coach was announced they arose in great trepidation and went to the dressing room Fortunately they were these alone fpt they had assured Mrs Hartley that they needed no assistance A few minutes later Ralph assuming - he grumbled I wish yon girls would decide between you where you lialph was losing patience on hear about il I saw a party of folks who were go ¬ ing your way Many presents repeated Will Manv presents a i I I why should there be t 1 thought it was a cotton wedding First anniversary wasnt it Well Ive heard of tin and wooden and silver and golden weddings but never before of a cotton wedding Why went on Mr Brown Quintessing- told me about it He stopped at our store Avith a coachf nl of ladies to get something appropriate I am sure you will appreciate the things more when I tell you that I helped in the se- ¬ lection Probably I should had I received Ihem said Will with a meaning glance at Charlie Sulger I suppose they like to present them when they didnt t saw tnere were no otner guts Now thats your ldss I assure you remarked Brown but Im afraid Ive been letting the eat out of the bag Its just as well that you did Char- ¬ lie observed when the merchant had gone on his way for the letting of that eat out of the bag explains very sus- ¬ picious behavior on the art of four Ladies World honest people - The comiinj- man of course cuts no ice with the new woman but then he is up to all sorts of devices to be strict ly in it A ruddy complexioned self conscious young man lugged a leather bag into a downtown Sixth avenue ele vated train and placing it in front of him where it miciit be easily seen by other passengers in the car he settled down behind his paper to await the effect The bag was completely cov- ered with foreign labels of hotels and express companies aim u tne young man had accompanied it to every place indicated by the label he must have been a globe trotter of no ordinary experi ence London Paris Cairo and even Japanese cities were represented by label The other passengers turmd their attention to this leather bag at once Two elderly women across the isle from the young man deciphered the labels one by one and then nudged etvch other after each effort and re peated the name of the place indicated The ruddy young- man glanced out from behind his newspaper frequently to notice what impression he was creating His self satisfied look lasted until a young woman in one of the cross seats said to her companion in a high pitched - Impressed Kverylioily But ilie YotiiiR Ijatly WIio Had Bought Them ¬ Manifest imperforate il 10 SI 25 1 50 1 00 Passage Ticket imperforate 1 30 Foreign exchaugeorangeimate S 0D 4 00 X 90 Foreign Exchange maroon 5 0t 3 50 Inland Exchange imperforate CO ¬ 7 00 5 00 Probate of Will imperforate 30 00 20 00 Probate of Will imperforate 1 50 1 30 Blue and Black BILL 2 OQ 1 GO Bine and Black 5 cent Black and Green proprietary 5 centa u cents 6 cent Black and Green proprietary 10 cent Black and Green proprietary- - x 5f PARIS KY d Green proprietary 3 o 50 cent Black 5 00 1 00 Black and Green proprietary 15 00 All Kinds of 1ostingr Distributing JStc 6 00 Black and Green proprietary Promptly Attended To to buy old canceled postage I also wish ¬ stamps aud stamped envelopes of any and all denominations from 110 to 1S75 for which 1 will pay liberal prices Address T L GREEN Connty Clerk Mt Olivet Ky TOWN LOT FOR SALE ¬ The above named stamps can be Iotfon Deeds Mortgages Notes Keceipts found A 42JxllO foot lot in William ad etc from 1861 Agreements Bank Check dition well located Will be sold to 1875 also on Proprietary Medicines Matches etc at low price on four payments one Tne foregoing ofler is genuine mado In good faith and will be carried out to the let fourth cash balance in three equal pay- ¬ voice tor in every instance when 1 receive the ments at six twelve and eighteen mentioned iu good order L L care Thb Yes I had my trunk done over with stamps I have Olivet Deposit Bank or any months Address Keforence Mt News Paris Ky going to the coun- ¬ ofllclal of Robertson county foreign labels before T Li Grkk County Clerk try by Tones down on Sixth avenue He put on some lovely labels Paris and SI Mortgage full perforate 51 Wo are prepared to furnish at rea- ¬ sonable prices locust posts by the car- ¬ J cent Certificate bine full perforate10 cents load Delivered at your nearest rail 2 cent Certiucateorangelfuli perfpratelO cents f cents road station 2centExpress blue imperforate 10 cents 2 cent Express blue partperforate COLLINS MILLER 2 cent Playing cards ilueimperforate0 cents 10 cents 2 cent Playing cards orange 2 cent Proprietary blue imperforate15 cents 2 cent Proprietarybluepart perforatclOcents 2 cent Proprietary orangefull pefrotelo cents CLOTHES CLEANED REPAIRED 3 cent Playing cardgreenimperforateS2 3 cent playing cardgreenfull perrte20 cents 3 cent Telegraph sreeu imperforatelO cents cents 4 cent Playing cardviolet perforate have employed a first class 4 cent Proprietary vioietpart penoaieiu cents TT7E experienced tailor to take charge 10 cents 5 cent Express red imperforate 10 cents of our cleaning repairing and pressing 5 cent Playing card red perforate 10 ceuts 5 cent Proprietary perforate Work done on short department G cent Proprietary orange perf orate5 notice Our prices are lower than 10 cent Bill of Ladingblue imperfotelo cents 10 cent Bill of Ladingbluepart pertel5 cents others and we will do your work right r0 cents 2 i cent Bond imperiorate 40 cent inland Exchangeimperforate75 cents PARIS FUHHISHING AND TAILORING CO Si 25 50 cent Probate of Will imperforate 70 cent Foreign exchangegreenimate0 centn H S STOUT Manager fl 51 Life Insurance imperforate locust POSTS W 41 11 W W DUDLEY POSTERS J3 il T ¬ ¬ trouble though I tried to talk about these places and I didnt know anything about them I scraped thein all off be Why lies Backward fore 1 had been there a week I wonder said the Sweet Youiif The passengers began to smile and a man is always scaled at the next station the ruddy man and Thing why when he proposes his bag left the train Pittsburgh Dis That said the Chronic Bachelor patch is his guardian angel trying to Ifoid Where He Lenrnod Indianapolis Journal f him back Why John where did you learn to asked Mrs Hightone carve so nicely Hiih Prices for Food The prices of food and drink in Bilu TJppercrust whose footman had carved wayo recall the palmy days of the Cali ¬ a turkey fornia Argonauts Potatoes are 12 cents I used to bea chiropodist on the eggs 5 a dozen beer 1 a botfle Bowery maam replied John proud apiece mf ly Tammany Time and champagne 15 ¬ ¬ London and all He charged 25 cents a They got me into a mess of label 1 - ujerior quality and fine h enICM variety 4 Wn limited space but we low priceswrite for our 1896 Illustrated want you to 5 d best catalogue we erer pnbliihed Arte for Cat M citalome tm THt 5 n andSS 5 ¬ - il - - r - 1 THE BOURBON NEWS MBAX- MARGH 26 THE FARMING WORLD GRINDSTONE DEVICE A Glieap and Effective Method o Get tins All the Speed Needed A correspondent of the Rural Isew Yorker has devised a contrivance for turning a grindstone by means of which one can both turn and grind at the same time with comparative ease The inventor gives the following in¬ 1897 RAILROAD ACCIDENTS A j SUCCESSFUL FARMING Impossible WJiere Jmlgrnient Is Not DISOEDEKED LIVEE structions for constructing the device which is shown in the accompanying cut Take the small sprocket wheels and chain from an eld worn binder or other GRINDSTONE TURNING MADE EASY farm machinery and gear it two to one that is the lower or crank shaft wheel must have twice as many cogs as the oue on the stone shaft Use a Amherst is better than a JBerea for all purposes If geared higher than two to one it will turn hard and if much lower it will not turn fast enough It is the fast motion that cuts One may Jlnd an excellent pair of cranks from some old bicycle or more inches in diameter and be sure to get a good one An 20 stone a friend gave me nunc MANAGEMENT OF SWINE Too Many Animals Should Xot Ue Iveit in One In el os ure One great fault in the management is to keep too many hogs together in one shed or inclosurc From waut of proper protection in the way of housing hogs are very apt to crowd to ¬ gether in bunches during cold weather and coming into the sheds wet and dirty and being obliged to lie either on old and filthy straw bedding or on a wet and damp floor their sweating and si earning soon produces a foul atmos ¬ phere and the bedding not being re ¬ moved at proper intervals gets rotten and adds to the contamination of the air JJeing thus packed together in the building the hogs in a warm and per ¬ spiring condition are next exposed to the influence of cold winds and wet by being turned out in the morning- hours to run in the field among grass wet with cold dew or from rain or hoar frost or to be fed from troughs in the yard Among the common consequences are congestion cold or catarrh and if the so called hog cholera happens to be iirevailhig they are almost certain to be affected with that disease as their systems under such management are rendered predisposed or susceptible thereto 3n many places the liog s are kept in miserable sheds no provision being made for proper drainage the ground sloping toward the sheds which frequently being unpaved or without flooring are constantly damp and wet while pools of urine and filth abound and with wind and sleet approaching from all quarters In proportion as the standard of breeding has become high ¬ er so has the vital force enerarv and hardiness beccome lessened and the ef- ¬ fects of improper quantity and quality of food filthy or stagnant water faulty construction of houses and un ¬ due exposure to atmospheric influences have become proportionately more baneful Western Plowman ¬ - i I j j I Cust Along Intelligent Lines If everv farmer were as enthusiastic on the subject of good methods on the farm as he is about having good and favorable seasons there would be a great deal less misnry in the world One of the phases of practicing better methods that very few farmers sernn to really understand is that of making all operations and transactions of the farm work together to the one end of producing big crops regularly just as a piece of complicated machinery has all its parts working in harmony that the machine may do ts work effectively Any crop a farmer may cultivate or any kind of live stock he undertakes to keep upon the farm has its relation to other crops or kinds of stock to be cultivated or raised and this very relation is the thing that should determine the extent to which the farmer is to go with his various operations The man with one idea or a sort of hobby on a farm generally has a hard road to travel He works without any of the advantages that flow from smaller economies It is one thing to make the ends meet but it is another and better thing to make them lap over all around This is what the farmer should be constantly doing He should strive as far as lies in his power to make of the farm a complete homo He must vary his methods too to suit the occasion And this is where the well informed farmer always has the advantage of those who know little or nothing as to what is passing in the world outside their own immediate neighborhood It requires knowledge and the exercise of judgment along ail th sse lines for a mar to know with anything- like precision whether it is best to extend or curtail his operations along certain lines of crop production for any particular year Jumping at conclusions or following along in an old rut is a style of farming that ought not to be permitted m this day and age If there is any one expression that de- ¬ scribes the successful farmer of to day it is that of being- up to the times Othr things being equal this farmer is found in the lead everv dav and everv where Seme farmers are always wait ¬ ing for an opoprtunity but there are others who make a business of creating A good and favorable opportunities season for crop growing is not the onlv thing that pushes prosperity into- - a farmers doorwdy Let the farmer fol- ¬ low his best judgment with a look out for the main chance always and he is certain to succeed provided his judg ment is cast along intelligent lines Dakota Field and Farm ¬ up-to-da- te and And Inflammatory Rheumatism in smell whencompletely derange the whole sysentering it through the mucous tem a Young Bey Mr lie ware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury mercury wil surely destroy the sense of as -¬ NWBWi ¬ and 3Irs Hovre Despaired of Their Boys Life He Was Com ¬ pelled ta Give Up His Stndies ¬ From the Leader Cleveland Ohio Few boys withstand an illness of so serious a nature as that with which Fred L HoAVse was a year ago afflicted Fred is now fifteen years of age and attends the public schools His home is No 30 Plymouth Place Cleveland Ohio and he is now a pic tare of puerile health and vigor In the fall o 1895 however his parents Mr and Mrs Richard Howse the former a well known business man whose office is in the Arcade bad almost despaired of saving his life The lad became afflicted with inflammatory rheumatism which affected his entire body and accompanying that painful ailment were several other serious disorders When she was requested to describe her sons sick- ¬ ness and his recovery Mrs Howse said It was in September 1895 that Fred who surfaces Such articles should never be tsed except on prescriptions from reputable ed every year in the Railroad Gazette physicians as the damage they will do is shows a decrease of fatalities in 1890 often ten fold to the good you can possibly and also demonstrates again how safe derive from them Halls Catarrh Cure ¬ manufactured by F J Cheney CoToledd a traveler really is on a modern rail way train For instance 186 passengers O contains no mercury and is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and were killed last year bwt the train mile ¬ mucous surfaces of the system In buying age was S34200000 This means that Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gen- on the average a passenger can travel uine It is taken internally and made in Toledo Ohio by F J Cheney Co Testi- over 6000000 miles before being killed monials free in a raala accident or to put it in Sold by Druggists price 75c per bottle another way he can travel back and HaUs Family Pills are the best York and San between ¬ ¬ ¬ Decrease In the Sumner of Fatali ties Xiast Year The record of railway accidents print mMdwSMj It a disease which afflicts over 75 per cent of the American people It isa dangerous disease because it not only poisons the blood but causes heaviness oppr essionand dulls the intellect Then follow chronic headache loss of appe tite alow 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 I ¬ What part did you jRnd anost difficult when you were on the stage Trying to live up to the salary 1 told mv friends I was getting- - Tit Bits On Februarv 15th and 16th March 1st 2d 15th and lClhi April 5th 6th 19th and 20th May 3rd 4th 17th and 18th 1S97 Home seekers excursion tickets will be sold bv the Cleveland Akron Columbus Ey to nearly every point in Ihe West Xorth and Northwest South and Southwest at rates of about one fare for the round trip Parties contemplating a trip will do well to see or write to any C A C Ry agent for rates of fare limits of tickets and full information or to the undersigned C F Daly General Passenger Agent Cleveland 0 ¬ ¬ Honieseelcors Exenrsion Tielcets - O S W Ry commencing Sun The B day January 24th will inaugurate on trains N Y No 4 and o a through Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car line- between Baltimore and ChiFIDDLIN JOHNS VENGEANCE cago via Cincinnati and Indianapolis BOYS ON THE FARM will enable the How lie Made Way xvitli the Bloody 0 ThisW By to make patrons of the B S the above named They Should He Taught Self Reliance Sixteen Band points without the inconvenience of chang from Infancy On Fiddlnf John Turner was born in ing cars For time of trains and further informaI am acquainted with an instance Yellow Creek Valley S3 years ago His a certain farmer brought his boy father lived to be 103 years old and tion call on agents B O S W By where 1 was up to that time in delicate health was attacked by inflammatory rheumatism It u as a very acute case for he was confined to his bed and was unable to move even his arms or legs without bringing on excruciating pain Aside from the rheumatism Freds liver was in serious disorder and he used to vomit frequently He was also subject to fainting spells and altogether he had a very serious sickness We knew of course that though the rheumatism was exceedingly painful it Avas the fainting not necessarily dangerous spells and vomiting however alarmed us Often when Fred fainted he Avould lay like one dead His face would become ashen pale and it was difficult at such times to detect his heart beats These spells caused Mr Howse ami myself much uneasiness about our boys condition We called in a doctor and he prescribed for Fred but the lad did not seem to improve soT purchased a box of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People in one of the down town stores Then for four months steadily Fred took tlirin instead of the medicine prescribed by the doctor and at the end of that period it was about Xew Years then Fred was suffi- ¬ ciently improved to be able to go out The improvement was slow at first hut it was sure I had unbounded faith in the pills as is evidenced by our continued use of them It was necessary for us to take Fred out of school on account of his illness but now he has returned and can join in all the sports with his schoolmates and his health is as good asTwe could wish He has never been ill since and it is pretty safe to predict that he will not be sick again for some time Yes 1 have recommended Dr Williams Pink Pills to my friends said Mrs Howse in reply to a question and many of them have used them since I lirst read of the pills in the newspapers Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People are now given to the public as an unfailing blood builder and nerve restorer curing all forms of weakness arising from a watery condition of the blood or shattered nerves The pills are sold by all dealers or will be sent post paid on receipt of price 50 cents a box or six boxes for 250 they are never soid in bulk or by the 100 by addressing Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady ¬ Journal HeBe stranger dry with such heavy raius itis Conversation 43he Strange how wet slilf if it were Comic Home Afire Are numerous but of the latter none is more ridiculous than the promiscuous and random use of laxative pills and other drastic cathartics These wrench convulse and The man who can pay his debts and weaken both the stomach and the bowls If wont stands recorded as a thief on the Hostetters Stomach Bitters be used instead books kept above Rams Horn of these no remedies the result is accomplished without pain and with great benefit Cold did it Warmth cures it Rheumato the bowls the stomach and the liver Use this remedy when constipatiofi manifests tism is cured promptly by St Jacobs Oil itself and thereby preventit from becoming chronic Whatever makes men good Christians makes them good citizens Daniel WebThere are people who would do great acts ster but because they wait for great opportunWhen bilious or costive eat a Cascaret ities life passes and the acts of love are candy cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 25c not done at all ¬ ¬ ¬ m The Faults anil Follies of the Francisco as frequently as the train will carry him about 30 years before his fatal accident is due It appears from the same authority that about one quarter as many per- ¬ sons were killed by street car accidents last year as by disaster on the steam roads There are no data at hand for comparing- the two modes of travel but it seems probable that the steam roads are considerably safer than the trolley cars if the distance traveled be taken into account The figures do not show how many of those set down as killed by trolley car Occidents were passengers and how many innocent pe- ¬ destrians who failed to get out of the way in time It hardly seems as if the latter could be included for the total given for three years for the whole country is only about equal to the list of tihose known to have been killed hy the trolley cars in the city of Brook ¬ lyn in that time - forth Aw 4WX Warners SAFE Cure and Warners SAFE Pills Leading physicians the world over have acknowledged this fact and thousands of people through- ¬ out the land have testified to it j mmto SAFE Cure puts a stop to backaches headaches constipation loss of appe- ¬ tite dyspepsia tired feelings and sleep- ¬ lessness It builds up the 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 N to yfe V - ¬ ¬ 1 J to to to to m The report that the inauguration of a new sleeping ear line from Chicago to Washington by way of Cincinnati and Indianapolis by the B 0 and connecting lines was part of a plan of the Receivers to abrogate the lease of the Central Ohio Railroad is untrue The lease of the Central Ohio is to run for 30 years yet and the road is too valuO system to be able as a part of the B disposed of The financial troubles which are now in theeourts will be settled satisfactorily ¬ ¬ ¬ Rams Horn The shiftless man is always away from home when a good opportunity knocks to Be sure neuralgia will cease Get ease f - VV tF Oil will cure St Jacobs to to to to cm No one ever thinks that a boy is tired Atchison Globe ¬ While asleep cured soreness stiffness All right St J acobs Oil did it We never like a man who is a fancy whist- ¬ May I wake the baby mam- ¬ ler Atchison Globe Why do vou want to ma Mamma Johnny Sos lean play wake the baby The same old or new rheumatic pains St Woonsocket Patriot on invdrum Jacobs Oil will cure Johnny m m - - ¬ their politeness disagreeable Some people are so mean that they make to to DOUGLAS to to BEST IN THE WQRLD to to For 14 years this shoe hy merit alone has to distanced all competitors to Indorsed by oer 1000000 wearers as the to best in style fit and durability of any shoe to ever offered to It is made in all the LATEST SHAPES and to STYLES and of every variety of leather to One dealer in a town given exclusive sale to and advertised in local paper on receipt of to reasonable order 63TYrite for cataloguo to to v w MVMV n M WL SMilfeK3 SHOE at300 m - J fti w i Jjuuuiab tsrociitcm mass k-- ¬ ¬ WISE ADVICE TO HUSBANDS Those Wlio Have Ailing Wives Will do Well to Accept Do It ¬ Application of Manure Some farmers make the mistake of putting coarse straw manure into weT heavy soil thinking that it will have a beneficial effect by making such soil lpose and dry and consequently warm ¬ er also that the moisture in the soil will cause the straw to decay more readily than it would in dry land There are conditions in this reasoning that cannot be brought together The lumps of wet soil will not mingle with the straw and are held apart so that they dry out and become hard and the manure is not converted into plant food Put coarse manure on dry soil and it will be mixed and incorporated more readily Plow it into dry land live or six inches deep and after the seed is covered put a heavy roller over it and the roots will find the manure Jour- ¬ nal of Agriculture up just as you would train a colt He was never allowed to exercise the least amount of judgment in anything per taining to farm matters In fact ha was a mere machine When the bov was 18 his father was stricken down with a lingering disease but still the latter persisted in pursuing the course of training his boy lie planned every thing until three weeks before his death To day his boy knows but little more than an infant about lavinsr out his work As soon as the boy is 12 years old his training should begin Show him that he is of more consequence than a machine that he is put here to think plan and carry out work Give him a piece of ground and reach him the first rudi ments of farming letting- him see all the while that he is working for him self As he grows old give him a colt or a cow and let him raise stock for himself Then take him into confidence as to the buying and selling of farm produce and occasionally let him man age thef arm for a day or so Above allba patient with him Nothing discourages g the average boy more than which makes him gradually lose all confidence in his ability to work Good judg ment patience and self control will train your boy so that when at last ou are unable to run the old farm you will have some one who can easily as- ¬ sume the entire management in everything and do credit to his parents early training Orange Judd Farmer ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ Virginia and settled in the mountains of Kentucky on the farm on which Fiddlin John now lives gays the Chi- ¬ cago Iiecord Fiddlin John at tlie age of 83 jears is hale and hearty and there never was a better fighter as his his torv shows He was a scout under Gen Morgan during ihis occupancy of Cum ¬ berland Gap and his famous retreat to the Ohio river One thing about Fid dim John which makes him so dear ¬ ly loved by tihe mountaineers is that there never was a better fiddler in all Fiddlin John is the mountains noted throughout the mountains be- ¬ cause he ended the lives of 10 of the worst mountain desperadoes that ever trod Kentucky soil The bloody sixteen as finis band of desperadoes was called killed Fid dlin Johns brother Sam cat his ears off and nailed him to a tree and Fid- ¬ dlin John in turn exterminated the entire band by bushwhacking them ¬ he killed three men He came from I j Thorn is at lonst mm enfonrajrinc sicn 0 a Loafers arc less popular than they ever were Deiore Atchison Ulobe t Thatthe Cleveland Akron Cohunbus Ry is still selling round trip tickets between all stations on its line good going and returning Sunday at a rate of one fare for the round trip Ask any agent for particulars or write to C F Daly General Passenger Agent I Specially Remember Cleveland O I A worthless man usually has few posses sions but you can usually depend that a wife is one of them Xo-To-B- ac Over 400000eured Why notlctXo-To-Baregulate or remove your desire lor tobacco Saves money makes health and manhood Cure guaranteed 50c and SI 00 all druggists c for Fifty Cents occupies it J We wish we could cash our tunc for what it seems to be worth to lis when a loafer Atchison Globe As you chew tobacco for pleasure use Star It is not only the best but the most ¬ ¬ Star Tobacco fault-findin- lasting and therefore the cheapest one after another lie never received a scratch in all Those who arc kind sympathetic considthoughtful pleasure his fighting and he is very proud of the erate and others neverof the friends and interest of lack everyone fact telling about who asks him hiss feud bushwhacked em I jest got close up to em and then Fits stopped free and permanently cured alter first days use ot Dr Klines Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial hottle treatise Dr Kline 033 Arch si Phila Pa No its disorder of some kind Law is not the remedy for this condition she needsmed jBr VnDEvFBHwDvQUKtM ical treatment her uterine system is at fault My advice to you is sit down and write a letter to that friend of women Mrs Pinkhamr of Lynn Mass state fully and freely the whole case to her and she will honestly ad- ¬ vise you what to do Give your wife that HV HK7t-chance good man ws L x V3rnfea f - rtif If you do not wish to write about your TaNsESer wife bring her a bottle of Lvdia E Pink- vr Ht Iks ak Vav hams Vegetable Compound watch its ef fects you will soon see the becrinhinjr of I h the improvement I 7 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 y X case of this nature Mrs Meiva Routox of Camby Ind says i- I have used Lvdia E Prnkham Vpo AtnTiU 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 about in despair my husband brought me a bottle of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound I commenced its use and much to every ones sux 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 for¬ me are taking it and are much pleased with the result kXWBTfTM 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 wife who was even tempered and amiable and all that was lovely when 3ou marr2a ner nas changed Now she is neevish irritable ieal- cr tou discontented and miserable in a word she has uterine3 wfk 0tZjSrfjti yjf - ffibiW xr---l-V WAKC 0r w wSv -- VL-i 1 fcc-f- V- -- It - - v ¬ She lf you were to find that I had lost all my fortune every penny of it would you hesitate to carry out our engagement He I would hesitate at nothing Indianapolis Journal I Jowett ¬ too much As yon go forward in life never expect never hope for too little Dr J HANDY PUSH CART I believe Isos Cure for Consumption saved my bo vs life last summer Mrs Allie Douglass- Le Roy Mich Oct 20 94 - gANDY CATHARTIC 25 ME PV1ARKETS Anyone HnvinK the Tools Cnn Easily - llnke One LIVE STOCK Cattlecommona 2 50 4 01 The accompanying- illustration shows i clccc butchers 75 CALVES Fair 10 good light a push cart that will be found of serv HOGS Common J H3 3 ii Mixed packers ice m a score of ways about the place 3 Ho Litrht shippers It is a common handcart with sides SHEEP hence 3 1 ¬ Cincinnati March a Ctt v nd ends of slats so arranged that a7 LAMUs Good to choice Winter famllvmay he used forming an inclosed rack FLOUR Wheat No tired GRAIN - 25 3 00 4 at 5 f 3 7 4 10 4 0 4 --T 91 Mj Kindness i a precious oil that makes the crushing wheels ot care seem lighter Eugene Field ¬ Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute found their afiinity use Liales llouey of ILorehouiid and rlar How My Throat Hurls Why dont you I S P 4 7h f 15 3 35 -- 3 70 v u Gh SO Seeding Clover in iCnolIs It is often hard work to get a clover seeding en the dry elevated knolls Lack of moisture in grain fields But the is usually the cause be remedied by draw-5n- ma evil a few yoads of stable manure The and spreading over the knolls manure not only protects the young clover plants but it ai o holds the mois ture in the soil by checking- evaporation This will soon- make them as rich as any part of the field It is usually the lack of clover scedi lg- on fcuch places tbit keeps them poor Rural World eese Are 1roiitable WIier arc always profitable for those Geese who have low wet pastures On such u pasture geese will thrive better than anything else thai is kept on a farm Geese will also do well on dryer land ¬ ¬ - I CScTk1 Otta No Bye No 2 HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess pork Lard Prime stean BUTT r K Choice dairv Prime to choice creamery APPLES Per bbl POTATOES Per bbl NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed 1 No Corn 3rd No 2 2 mixed 2 1915 11 The people avIio once claimed to have dont as a rule look as if they had found much care anycaseof constipation Csscnrete arc Lai2g vmJUU JuiiJijjL uufllUilUiiUl hvp n0Ter rip or crjpcbnt canxe easy naturaltheldcal Sam a results pie and booklet free Ad TlflOTi sfeHgP STERLING REMEDY CO iirngm ALL DRUGGISTS t 217 Chicaco Montreal CaporyeirYorlv 6 75 8 f 37 12 00 10 it W 9 20V- SO 11 4 0 1 1 12 100 fe 4 35 W fi in the celebrated Coast Country Cheap and on rea Mmablo term fruit citable and Held crop farms northn ft 4 50 89 SOro 9 00 8J7J 2914 22J4 9 4 45 OAIS Mixed PORK New mess LARD Western A HOMEMADE HANDCART t Q 5i - purpose than using it for goose pasture The truth is that the markets of the west do not do justice to geese The price is generally fixed at so much a head when it should be according to Aveight but this can usually be tunica to better good hog pasture Farmers Voice Oats and peas grown together jnake a -- - or the two sides only when it will be No convenient for drawl CORN No 2 found especial 2 OATS ing in green cornstalks from the fields PORK Mess or garden where one keeps but a cow LARD Steam BALTIMORE or two It is a handy cait for ijie vil ¬ FLOUR Family lage resident who has to depend on a GUAlN Wheat No 2 Corn Mixed wheelbarrow or some such arrange ¬ O its Mixed ment as this to move his small crops LARD Relined and other stores The sides and ends PORK Mess CATTLE First fit tightly into iron sockets and for HOGs Western quality stability lock together at the corners INDIANAPOLIS when in placeas shown in the portrayal GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Anyone handy with tools can cousti uct Oats No 2 mixed 3 very serviceable rig of this sort the LOUISVILLE only necessary adjuncts being a pair of FLOUR Winter patent wheels which are often at hand from GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed some broken or worn out wagon Oats Mixed suJky or other light vehicleFarm and PORK Mess LARD Steam Ilome ¬ -- FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 2 Chicago spring CHICAGO 4 20 85 ft 4 50 HJ 16 IGiaTf 8 75 8 70 Stt 0 27 25 7i 73 24 4 15 4 CO 4 25 805 28 toll 20 3 80 4 00 50 16 85 4 30 4 15 84 22 18 vim lip 3 75 - 00 90 24 H St- 19 9 25 6 25 A J When you think of it how contradic- ¬ Best sarsaparillas tory that term is For there can be only one best in anything one best sarsaparilla as there is one highest mountain one longest river one deepest ocean And that best sarsaparilla is Theres the rub You can measure mountain height and ocean You could i 3 ou were chemists depth but how test sarsaparilla But then do you need to test it The Worlds Fair Committee tested it and thoroughly They went behind the label on the Every make bottle What did this sarsaparilla test result in of sarsaparilla shut out of the Fair except Ayers So it was thafAyers 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 is a bubble anv breath can blow but there are the word be 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 Direct market Diversi fied crops Travel vin FrJco JLine from For land literature maps excur St 01118 iion rates and liUlinrorination write THE AMERICAN LAND COMPANY 303 Koc ISldc ST JOTJES BXC Great production ¬ m rfllh2y wfer x3dW4v Sis Mm Ww flf wf iH fib w Fw W SMOKE YOUR MEAT WITH ClgeuiAS flF3mu- w w ZrantE - EifMUSGRaBROHILTON1P Weeks EAY K COAL STOCKjGRAIN Sae 0 Works AND COTTON SCALES EJIIEX1I U V KyrlrALUj IM 0 pPr fOOO for dis tributin and samples fcelect territory nt once and circulars send lO cents foi uetUU blanks particulars rtiidlnstructions to begin The M M Pub Co Berrien Springs Mich tjU names and addreses per OC collecting Q u3 I qulckreliofandcuresvors FSUH book of tctimonials and HO Send for cafce treatment Free A N K W1IEX DISCOVERT ires dav DrlIIIaKKUVS SXS Atlu13 Ga j USE NO OTHER THAN YUCATAN E 1649 V 1 - late tkut you aw the Advertisement i tkbr pupcr WRITING TO vfrVERTI8ER8 PJKASE -- 1 j 4 1 y a K -- V r f 8 M1LLERSBURG t4 rr THE BOURBON NEW FRIDAY MARCH 26 189ft i rv - ir-r-- m- 3 I L3SnsrOXJ3SrOH33CE3SrT We are authorized Joseph F Williams as a candidate for j We are authorized to announce Jailer subject to the action of the James M Thomas as a candidate Democratic party FOR STATE SENATOR - News Notes Gathered Bure Corn Will pay the highest market price for 1000 barrels In And About The to announce- As i a-1- -- i U T O ft IK- - l i I v- - i J r - the from Senator State District Senatorial Twenty eighth FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY composed of the counties of Bourbon Montgomery and Clark subject to the We are authorized to announce Democratic primary elec- Cliftun Arnsparger as a candidate for action of the tion July 31st re election as County Attorney subject to the action of the Democratic party flat over O C Popes FOR COMMONWEALTHS ATTORNEY We are authorized to announce Sam ¬ Attorney Denis Dundon of Paris was We are authorized to announce John uel B Rogers as a candidate for here Wednesday on business S Smith as a candidate for re election County Attorney subject to the action Mr Fay Thornton arrived Monday as Commonwealths Attorney for the of the Democratic party day night from Huntington W Va Fourteenth Judical District composed We are authorized to announce Denis Scott Dundon as a candidate for County At ¬ Mr Wm D Payne had a stroke of of the counties of Bourbon to the torney subject to the action of thw Woodford and Franklin subject paralysis Tuesday and is quite low action of the Democratic party Democratic party Call on Howard for bulbs of all kinds finest tubrose 25 cents per dozen It FOR ASSESSOR FOR JUDGE We are authorized to announce J U Steve Hook of Augusta is clerking We are authorized to announce Wm James A Butler M PuRNELLas a candidate for Judge Boardman as a candidate for Assessor for his brother-in-laCounty subject to the Mrs G- S Allen is visiting her sister of Bourbon County subject to the of Bourbon Democratic party of the action Mrs Romulus Payne at Paynes Depot action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce S D The Sick Hamlet Collier Sr and We are authorized to announce Clay as a candidate for Assessor of Harrison Stoker are reported no better James McClure as a candidate for Bourbon County subject to the action Judge of Bourbon County subject to of the Democratic party Mrs Tom Prather and Miss Goodwin the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Gar of Mayslick are guests of the Misses Wadell rett D Kenney as a candidate for FOR CIRCUIT CLERK Assessor of Bourbon County subject to Mrs M V Shaw went to Cincinnati We are authorized to announce Chas parents at E Butler as a candidate for Circuit the action of the Democratic party Tuesday and will visit her to announce Wm Butler Clerk subject to the action of the Demo- ¬ H We are authorized Whaley as a candidate for Assessor Messrs John Hunter and Letton cratic party of Bourbon County subject to the ac- ¬ Vimont will arrive to day from Atlanta We are authorized to announce T tion of the Democratic party Ga Hart Talbot as a candidate for Circuit We are authorized to announce Will lcrk subject to Mr M Cain and Mr B H Talbott Democratic party the action of the G McClintock as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to of Carlisle were here yesterday on busi- ¬ to announce the action of the Democratic party ness We are authorized George T McCarney as a candidate We are authorized to announce Archie exWm Griffith of Scott bought an for Circuit Clerk subject to the action W Bedford as a candidate for Assessor tra fine pair of mules Tuesday from of of Bourbon County subject to the the Democratic party Thos McClintock action of the Democratic party Dr E H Rutherford of Paris will for sheriff We are authorized to announce C L preach at the Presbyterian Church Sun¬ to announce Hough as a candidate for Assessor of We are authorized day afternoon at three oclock George W Bo wen as a candidate for Bourbon County subject to the action Ben Howard has the agency for a Sheriff subject to the action of the oi the Republican party If elected Mr first class Laundry and solicit a share of Democratic party We are authorized to announce C deputies will be W W Daniel as a candidate for Assessor J Bowens your trade Good work guaranteed of James Burke Bourbon County subject to the action sale of Mitchell and Dont forget Mrs E S Pipers We are authorized to announce of the Republican party household goods Saturday evening Brutus J Clay Jr with G W Thos McClintock Executor Judy aad J Smith Clarke as deputies FOR SURVEYOR Go to Connell Bros Dext door to post as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the We are authorized to announce Benj office building for the best whiskeys action of the Democratic party F Bedford Jr as a candidate for brandies wines and cigars and Haucks re election as Surveyor of JBourbon 16mar3t beer FOR COUNTY CLERK County subject to the action of the To the Ladies At Paris Mrs M We are authorized to announce Ed Democratic party Parker the fashionable milliner will D Paton as a candidate for re election hold her Spring openings oh April 2d as Clerk of the Bourbon County Court and 3d You are invited to attend subject to the action of the Democratic for superintendent public schools party Ve are authorized to announce Miss Kate Edgar as a candidate for CARLISLE for jailer as Superintendent of Public Schools We are authorized to announce for Bourbon County subject to the News Culled From NicKolas County Samuel T James as a candidate for action of the Democratic party Precincts Jailer subject to the action of the We are authorized to announce Wm Rev F A Savage will preach at the Democratic party E Williams as a candidate for Super ¬ Jackstown Church Sunday afternoon at We are authorized to announce W C intend nt of Public Schools for Bourbon 330 oclock vONES as a candidate for re election as County subject to the action epf the Died On 23 inst near Cowan Mrs Jailer subject to the action of the Democratic party VSJBurial at Democratic party B McCord aged 40 years Mr Jones candi- ¬ Sharpsburg dacy is in the interest of Mrs Landon i FOR POLICE JUDGE Married On 21st inst at the home Ashbrook t of Milton Barlow Mr James L Fee We are authorized to announce W H We are authorized to announce Wm back and Miss Bella Griffin 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 closed a meeting at party Eev Dr Scudder Democratic party Elizaville last Sunday witn fifteen ad- ¬ to announce WM Wfa are authorized to announce iToHN ditions to the church on profession of L We are authorized as a candidate for Jailes of R Adair as a candidate for Police Collins faith Bourbon County subject to the action Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party T Miss Ida Hamm will open school at of the Republican party Taylors Creek April 5th and Miss to announce John We are authorized to announce Newt Myers will teach at Blue Lick Springs H Ware authorized Stewart as a candidate for Jailer Clark as a candidate for Police1 Judge beginning same date subject to the action of the Democratic subject to the action of the Democratic I party party C W Wood has traded his house and lot in Dorsiana to Calvert and Younft for the Nathan Young farm of 153 acres Change Of Time Mr Wood pays the difference of about C A 3000 The Queen Crescent changes time Sunday February 28th Schedules be- ¬ Died On Wednesday March 24th tween Cincinnati and Lexington are HQU SE at 1030 a m at the residence of her shortened up on several trains The JWTEH daughter Mrs Tas T Clay Mrs Blue Gi rass Vestibule leaves Cincinnati Fun at 400 p m instead of 415 arriving at Martha BBlair aged 78 years DEEORtTlfr eral services to day at the residence at Junction City at 320 p m Train No 230 p m Burial at Carlisle cemetery 3 leaving Cincinnati at 800 p m 434 Main St Paris Ky Georgetown 1015 p m North rriches ALSO DEALER IN In the court of Appeals at Frankfort bo and train No 6 leaves Somerset 1210 Wednesday City of Carlisle vs Deposit instead of 1225 p m Georgetown 319 Oil Bank of Carlisle same vs Farmers and arrives Cincinnati 605 p m Other Bank of Carlisle and Nicholas County trains practically unchanged Brushes Artists5 Ma ¬ ys Deposit Bank of Carlisle Nicholas Window were reversed The pictures being given away by Glass Etc Davis Thomson Isgrig are works of art and an ornament to any bouse Estimates promptly furnished for glass paints painting anddecorating Wrie hts Celery Tea ir rslir for ¬ w ¬ S DDodson 3t Miss Mary Ivey matron at the M F C is quite ill Mrs John Connell of Paris returned home yesterday Mr Tom Conway has moved into the o GREAT SHIRTS twin BROTHERS BARGAIN DAYS IMT L H CLOTHING OVERCOATS SUITS PANTS HATS AND CAPS BOOTS SHOES ETC i C 3- - B UNDERWEAR J-- ¬ v I3ST- - ie-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 i have a big stocK to select irom Remember this is a grand opportunity to buy goods very cheap Remember the place E3 ¬ BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY H ASSIGNEES SALE OF DAMRTT SUl ¬ i m Paints Tarnishes -- terials SCAR W MILLER has received the exclusive agency for this and STOCK CHOP ETC adjoining counties ror the sale or Bryans new book entitled The First Battle It is written in Mr Bryans best style clear concise and logical The undersigned Assignee of Isaac His inspiring language full of keen satire and brilliant rhetoric will charm F Chanslor will on interest and instruct not only those who his most devoted followers but 1897 were his most ardent opponents The TUESDAY MARCH 80TB also books contains about 600 pages printed on the premises at 10 a m sharp sell at public auction all of the personal from large clear type with 32 full page property consisting of com tobacco illustrations a magnificent colored work beasts etc and 136 acres 3 roods presentation plate and an autograph bound and 31 poles of land The land is in a high preface handsomely morocco m cloth at 175 half morocco or full ¬ state of cultivation splendidly improv225 and 275 each Mail orders will ed and adinirabry located being at the Address Lexing- ¬ receive prompt attention intersection of the Maysville ton and Millersburg Cane Ridge turn ¬ Oscar W Miller Hutchison Ky pikes within one half mile of Millers- ¬ burg It is particularly described by metes and bounds as follows The First Battle il G L H Landman MBOf No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris OFTICI A3ST mm - TUESDAY APRIL 13TH 1897 returning every second Tuesday in each month Fiscal Court Meeting on The Bourbon Fiscal Court convenes tion bxv ic liv juuh n r i Piles Piles Piles I Thursday April 1st 1897 Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching for the Spring term Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch- ¬ By order of said Court all persons ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant having claims against the County are relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the directed to file same with me for ex- ¬ private parts and nothing else Every bo amination and approval for at least ten is guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by mail for 50c and SI per box WILLIAMS days before Court convenes MFG CO Props Cleveland O For sale by HOUSE ASD LOT AND BLACK ¬ SMITH SHOKFOR SALE DESIRE to sell my house and lot with blacksmith shop at Jackson ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal ance in twelve months For further particulars address or call on BENJ F SHABON 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky I CLIFTON ARNSPARGER 23mar 3t W T Brooks druggist 24jy-96-- ly County Attorney C3laIOOT -- liver and kidneys cures constipation and sick headache 25c at all druggists Your Life Insured Wrights Celery Tea regulates the TJV iT lc a Day ASSIGNEES NOTICE are requested to present tfaem at once properly proven as required by law at my office in Paris Ky Those knowing themselves indebted to the firm Co are requested to of J W Mock pay promptly and thereby avoid court Co S- - -- ess53111 T 2ffC3r7 jfi gtacKT -- mivERsmy PRESIDENT KY i WILBUR R SM5TH LEXINGTON i I ttoforflnoa-1- 0JjlUreiiOe cludinesuccessful graduates in 100 in Banks Award of Medal and Diploma at World Imposition for Book keepine etc A Thorough Influential and Kcrcorc Hundreds of students in attendau Coliese year tho past from 20 states Business Courso consists of Book lcepinf Business Arithmetic Penmanship Ccmniurn Law Merchandising Banking Joint atoc -- able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger guarantee given you We dare not use a banks name without authority if you doubt it write them Good health is Wrights the best life insurance Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Sick Headaches 100 days treatment costs lc a day A sight draft on above bank in every 1 box which - brings your money back if we fail to cure you Sold by W T Brooks druggist Our insurance is protected by bank- ¬ ALL persons having claimsWagainst assigned estate of J Mock Beginning at 1 in the middle of the railroad corner to Merimie and running S 45 1 E 2052 poles to 2 the middle of Maysville pike then the Lexington with the middle thereof S 47 W 10 poles to 3 corner to Collins then S 57i E 2184 poles to 4 a stone corner to same then S 25 W 5064 poles to 5 a stone corner to Mann then S 72- E 59 52 poles to 6 a stone corner to McKee then N 42 E 7128 poles to 7 the middle of the Cane Ridge pike then with the middle thereof S 41 E 4224 poles to 8 Josh Bartons cornbr then N 64 E 4988 poles to 9 a stone corner to said Barton then N 29 E 5120 poles to 10a boxelder THE PATRONS OF THE PARIS corner to same then N 43 W 6720 poles same then N 71 TO ICE MFG CO to 11 a stone corner to W 8348 poles to 12 a stone corner to We appreciate your past patronage same then N 78 W 4360 poles to 13 the We are now ready to quote prices for middle of said railroad then with the next season and will not be undersold middle thereof as it meanders S 10 W by anybody 12 poles to 14 S 15 W 8 poles to 15 S Remember our ice is of pure distilled 2H W 16 poles to 16 S 29 W 16 poles to water 17 S 38 W 3332 poles to the beginning CO - Optician Landman 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 proven himself comCounty and has petent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Clark Clays drug store between his visits and when he makes his regular visit he will examine your eyes thorough- ¬ ly and make any change necessary to give satisfaction Examination free References Drs W J Fithian HAVE a desirable 1 story 3 room Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and G frame cottage on Eighth street D Cram of Paris near the Georgetown pike bridge The 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 P LENIHEN 19feb lmo Paris Ky jSSwsgSglaj ¬ -- Cottaee For Sale I Weeklv Cincinnati ICE ICE Commercial Tribune ONLY 50c A Year COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE CO Cincinnati O klJL and All sums of 10 the purchaser may give his note with approved surety payable three months after date with interest at 6 per cent or he may pay cash at his option ¬ erms for Personal Property 10 under cash over PARIS ICE MFG PHIL NIPPERT 19feb m Manager cost HARMON STITT 1 26fb A DESIRABLE Assignee 60 ACRE FARM BLIGM S Iw J Manufacturing Lectures Business Practice Mercantile Correspondence etc Cast of Full ISusines Coarse includim Tuition Stationery and Board in a nice familv about 89t 3i3EtIKrCS- MIR I 18971 - FOR SALE Telcfsml are specialties have Bpccial teachers an rooms ana can be taken uioe or with t z us licas Course neclal department for ladies -- Shorthand Typewritinerand EVERYTHING for Orchardof Orna-¬ Full stock mental and Fruit Trees Grape Vines ploy no agents but sell at liying prices direct to the planter Telephone in office HAVE a well situated 60 acre Bour ¬ bon County farm which I desire to sell It is well improved For any further particulars address J E PLUMMEB Ky FMillersbukg 8jan tf Lawn em- ¬ ceded its supply exincrtosn Ky Cotfiegc is noted for its hoalthfulpes cli ia e tus 2 churches and ii iiikb rV L- Situations The demand different departments c - for our graduatethis Collt co has es the location of Prof - Asparagus and Small Fruits Catalogues on application to We M H DAILBY 602 MAIN Strawberry and general nursery ST PARIS KY ib Lw - i c- by its many railroads vacation Enter now Graduate For circulars address Its President Li - H F HILLENMEYER Lexington Ky Over Deposit Bank Office hours 8 The real estate will be sold upon a credit of 6 12 and 24 months with interest from day of sale or the purchaser may pay cash at any time after the sale has been approved by the Bourbon County Court The purchaser will be required to execute bonds with surety¬ approved by the undersigned and conditioned that in default of the payment¬ of either bond at maturity the sub Pleasant street adjoining the resi ¬ sequent bonds or bond shall mature and dence of S S Clay Apply to Should the purchaser be cqllestible A C ADAIR 29sep tf fail to comply with the terms of the sale the assignee will immediately resell the property without waiving right of action against the accepted bidder for damages having claims against ALL persons estate of Isaac F assigned T REES Assignee E Chanslor are hereby notified to present Harmon Stitt Atty them at once properly proven as re- ¬ quired by law to the undersigned or to his attorney Harmon Stitt Paris Ky The old and well known firm of Smedley Butler of Millersburg Ky is now in progress of liquidation owing cottage 5 rooms 10 per to the assignment of J Gr Smedley BRICK First class repair Ap- ¬ All of the large stock of dry goods B C INGKELS ply to notions fancy goods domestics boots Or O EDWARDS lljant f shoes hats caps and every article kept by a first class store is now being offered at cost for cash This is a fine oppor ¬ tunity for any one wishing to engage in the dry goods business and assume con ¬ a STORY brick house on Upper trol of house already established and FOR RENT FOR RENT n i for SjcA 8 235i5tll0l323O0L iJcJm r - ¬ ASSIGNEES NOTICE well known throughout Central Ken tucky Anyone wishing to buy the stock as a whole should address ALEX BUTLER Of the firm of Smedley Butler Millersburg Ky rl f 4 R A SPRAKE 3 3R0AEWAY Office hours UP - - - PARIS KY VJILBU8 SMITH UxinfltH iv 26feb tf to 12 wrie hts Jelerv Tea cures constipa a m lXtb 6 p m tinn sick headaches 25c at druggists I Wf V J E T REES Assignee 26fb Shannon Mason Co Ky stairs 8to12a m 1 to6p m J- - - m fr 1 a r fa y v - - t 2- -

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