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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): March 30, 1897

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. - i- r ji ff - vjt - An V - - vV THE BOJ RBttN aniisMers N EWSi Established i CHAMP MILLER Editors PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY 3 feb i 1881 iHHHIHBHBHiHi SEYEMTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TfiESDAY MARCH 30 1897 Mr Hlllcnmejera Forecast Of The Trait Prospect MILLERSBURG NO 26 Satisfaction Girantesl good appearance of being well dressed Or in Lexington Ky March Eds Bouubon News 29 1897 in- ¬ News Xgfes Gathered - Bare In And About The -- THE MM I Easter is coming and with it the Spring We all want to make a If so come to PRICE i CO To O I OTHIBRS and get one of our suits made to order Department ranging perfect the two great purposes of its ness H existence the continuance of individual Mrsll Jessie M Daniel of Carlisle has its extension by semination been tne guest o- - Mrs Jas Arthur for life and Of these two impulses that of self severalfdays preservation of course stands first Bring Bourbon county is pre eminent in who willyour laundry to Ben Howard do you first class work at a acreage of blueurrass but since 92 the re onble ftrice A perfect fit guaranteed Our ready made seed crop has been scant because be tween Fall drought and largely deficient Mrsi-- Ella Thackston of Poplar rain fall throughout the plants have Plainsf is the guest of Mr Chas had o struggle for indMiual mainte ¬ Darnell and family nance ana nave been unable to gather the material to perfect seed in large iB MrsjFrank Armstrong of Maysvie the f nest quantity It is around these same con- Chanslbr of her father Mr I F and family are strictly all wool a perfect piece of workmansuip and in the latest ditions that the fruit crops during the If same period have been so deficient in Miss War ford of Hamilton College fabrics black and blue Cheviots Plaids Over Plaidsand Cassimere certainty size ana quality Lexington spent Saturday and Sunday The character of a fruit crop is de- ¬ with her parents here M effort to please the Little Ones in style and work termined in large measure the year pre We make an MisiEUa Chanslor has closed her de- ¬ ceeding at tbe time the buds are manship as well as prices Our veloped This is generally in August schooljat Shannon Mason County and and September and we may rest assured returned home Saturday that if conceived in poverty and want MrJHarold Johnson of Mt Sterling of nourishing conditions that a long has baen the guest of Messrs Richard uiUU shadow is cast before that can lift only and Will Collier for several days f by the continuance of fostering circum- Mrs Fannie Talbott of Sharpsburg - stancee afterwards The Jb all of 96 was Your wardrobe is not cornare all new fresh goods and and Mrs John Howell of Carlisle were so favoring in every way that all classe3 plete without one oi our of fruit tiees and plants are in perfect guestsof Mrs I R Best Saturday condition to do their best Apples and JiraSae Sandusky Mrs Owen Ingels pears were scarce last year and as these and Mr Harlan Vimont attended the STILISH HATS AND NOBBY NECKWEAR bear only in alternate years of these funeral of Robt Lyle at Paris Friday the crop will likely be bountiful TMra Seymour Myall of Mayslick and The stone fruits bear full crops con Special No 5 This week only Suspenders at 25c worth- 40c tinously and the abundant peach crop Miss Gooding have been guests of the rpE5S W3 and oUc last year in no way diminishes the chance Misses Wadeli for several days of trunks and valises can be found atour store- A large display ofits repetition this year The severe cold FiRE n outhouse occupied by ser- ¬ can find us at tne old stand oi u rrice Kemember you about January 21st thinned tne blossom vants at Chas Clarks was almost de ¬ buds as did the present frosts but the stroyed by fire early Saturday morning provision of nature is always so generous f ttaand Eddie Collier have rented the Give us a call and be convinced that buying of us you save money that We are yet in line for a better out-¬ MH Current farm near Hooktown¬ come than last year Have your readers ever noticed that f romArthur Mathers the late purthe exce sive blooming of fruit trees chasers generally portend either a scant or de X Miss Jean Brouch of Helena and fective crop Theft florescence and tho iMissAlbeftaCaldwelicfeysliokare development of seeds are exceedingly ex- - fgnests of Miss Laura Jefferson neaT -- Arid while this stock lasts there will be no advance arid winds intense tinned our Merchant Tailoring cold ai ddrought frozen earth devitalize MrHenry Reid and Mr Ed Dorsev in deeply former low prices Now is the time to place your plant lue and diminish its capability to of Carlisle were here Friday on busi¬ MrgQhn K Judy is very ill with m a 1 a v a 1 fa uV i t v Ti 2 vitation to go3sip about fruit and fruit But bftof all kinds at very low price protpjcts with youronanyreaders many at G W Howards of woom I know personally At this writiuK everything is in per- ¬ Sheriff Beeding and family were down fect condition and there is mo reason Sunday rcT See relatives v why the Summer of 1897 should not sur ¬ Howard haB a nice line of garden and pass thatof 96 in full yields of fruits large and small Beginning on May 20 noTrieedffQr sale cheat t t 1890 at which date closed a drought ox Mr Jno Peed of Maysville was here five years standing every condition has Fridaygjind33aturday on business L favored perfect development of tree and D Payne is ho bet ¬ HElCKWm bud ter H Stoker is able to be out ¬ The same laws that apply to the de velopment of animal life apply equally Mr iyill Qhanslor of Mason County to the lower domain and we all know is the est oI Mr I F Chanslor that pinching want and lack of food Mr A JStyles of Shannon was fire and raiment are not the conditions under which are developed the best here Jday and Saturday on business specimens of physical or intellectual MriJphn Dooley of Maysville was manhood In the same way long con theguget of Mr Harmon Stitt Friday I accept with pleasure your kind DIM TAW SILL - I means higher prices for Carpetings for the next four years v Curtains Etc -- - Anticipating the passage of this bili we have bought largely of all kinds of v -- -- Carpetings Mattings Rugs Lace Curtains Etc on order We cordially invite inspection From 1350 2650- qm ¬ BROWER SCOTT FtUZEE - Suits at 750 ¬ PRIDE OF PAR The Best The Whitest Purest and ft - Rum SUiti at up-to-date ft FLOUR PARIS MILLING CO Ask Your Grocer For It It - ljlj Take No Other iTTMCSl SACK EVERY GUARAHTEED PRICE In This City CO Vi - ¬ H S STOUTS BUSINESS AT SDITS 230O To 2800 Made-to-Ord-- er Helped to build up the largest tailoring business in Paris Ky Pants 350 To 1000 moderately and fruit in equal measure both quanity ana quality are apt to be or the best Cherries and plums folloNv the same law as the peach but for these there was rather too much rain last Summer and the trees showed signs of distress There may be an abundance of Ameri can plums and of the hardier cherries but we may hardly expect so many of tbe fiber types - last year BThe small fruits are in perfect con- ¬ dition and have the capability of yield- ¬ The grape is the ing at their best of them all noblest Roman last year every vine was empurpled or of gold with the munificence of its yield mak- ¬ ing at the same time wood of superior quality If no untimely frost comes nor muggy weather- - in June we wi have a repetition of last years abun- ¬ ¬ ViaaH7 tr a froo Whan fiopa hlrw m office building for tbe best whiskeys J town Go to Connell Bros next door to post Ml 16mar3t beer Mrs Lida Conway and son and Mrs W H H Johnson of Mt Sterling were guests of relatives here Friday and Sat- ¬ brandies wines and cigars and Hancks urday guaranteed every one a fit or no pay Paris liiniisli ini Fred Lansing H R Duvall Cutters andTailomp H S STOUT Manager Mrs John A Shaw of Winchester and Mrs R M Shaw of Richmond were guests Saturday of Mr M V Shaw the formers son Tbe members of the Westminister League of the Presbyterian Church will give a supper in the basement on Friday evening April 9 th When in Paris Friday or Saturday be sure and see Mrs M Parkers Spring open millinery display This dance attract display will ing It is well however to remember that much attention on account of its great tbe fruit crop must yet run the gaunt ¬ beauty of style finish and general ex- ¬ let or many daugers Ouly once in fifty years has the crop been frozen after cellence May 1st but up to that date many Brussels carpets 39 cents per yard times And then cold long continued at blooming time is surely fatal as also at J T Hintons protracted rains There was no frost in IL K Excursion Bates the Spring of 1858 only cold rain day after day and there was no fruit crop On account of the Grand Italian and How it will be this year no one knows German Festival at Cincinnati March but fct present the prospect is certainly 29th to April 3d the L N will sell as good as might be Yours truly round trip tickets at one fare H P HlLLENMEYER Ki A SWING FREE Tarr 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 planing mill in this city To the child 15 years old or under who will furnish them the best advertisement for their folder or the one they will accept for same will he presented with one of their best and nicest swings free of cost delivered at their home or R R station The folder will be 3x5J inches and three or four pages will be given to the aforesaid advertisement All children contesting for the swing must bring or mail the Messrs i- v Paris Agt L pumiinuiiuuiuuiuiituiiuiimHinnuiiiinunniJinuni F B Carr 1ST RESTORE Wi DR MOTTS NERYEBINE The ereat remedy for nervous nrostration and all nervous diseases of the generative organs of either sex such as Nervous Prostration Fail ing or Lost Manhood Impotency Nightly Emissions Youthful Errors ¬ Mental Worry excessive use of Tobacco or Opium which lead to Con- ¬ 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Einearson and ir- 123 West Fourth Street - OT A Cincinnati 0 QrannyMetcalfe CINCINNATI o - r- v fey v-- Grf v V4 c S Tr5rT SS --i l t 7re TT7 o I A 4 V tw- i- - THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY if MACS THE LEVEES 30 1897 marvelous how we progress You can make money t 10 cents Is the Damage From Water in the bushel when you get 264 bushels eorn S20 bushels oats 173 bushels barley Mississippi Valley 1600 bushels potatoes per acre Sal zers creations in farm seeds produde Knmerous Breaks in the ILevees Reported 1000 WORTH FOR 10 CENTS From Cairo III to Columbus Kyf Just Send This Notice and 10 Cents a Distance of 50 Miles the Riv ¬ to the John A Salzer Seed Co La er Is 25 Miles Wide Crosse Wis and get 12 farm seed sam ¬ St Louis March 29 The forecast ples worth 1000 to get a start k Df the government signal service that Were you an eye witness to this affair the Missouri and the Upper Mississippi asked the prosecutor I dont know what rivers would rise to the danger point youd call a nigh witness but I warntmoren las been well verified and new high five rods aAvay vater marks have been made That Sprinj Cleaning stretch of low land country on both Spring cleaning need not necessarily jides of the Mississippi river from the mouth of Des Moines to the hills below be made the drudgery it is if properly Eannibal Mo and Quincy 111 is done Paints floors hard walls and under water At Quincy the record windows may all be cleaned without Sunday night is 153 feet with a rising rubbing by wiping over with strong river This is two feet above the dan- ¬ suds made of Ivory soap and hot soft ger line Great suffering has befallen water then rinsed and dried A room Dhe farmers in the bottoms about Pal ¬ thus cleaned will be fresh and sweet myra and West Quincy on the Mis ¬ with no unpleasant odor of strong souri side This sea of overflow has soaps or cleaning fluids ELIZA R PARKER ruined every lowland farm from Pal¬ myra north 40 miles to La Grange signs of spring out doors Men Should the rise reach another foot women look for them in dry goods stores lookfor 5 very railroad in the valley will have Atchison Globe to be abandoned Dull Hortons and Wards islands below Boothing gnawing pain neuralgia Prompt cure St Jacobs Oil Quincy are inundated and the settlers barely escaped with their lives The ordinary schoolboy doesnt think The Indian Grave levee north of and is much healthier F F Montressor Quincy that protects 20000 acres of When farmed land was still intact Sunday candy bilious or costive eat a Cascarct cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 2ac night but a little more water would sweep it awaj At Louisiana Mo the Genius may be swift but perseverance has water is spreading over the lowlands the surest feet N Y Weeklv At Burlington la the river is five miles Its cure is sure A cruel pain sciatica wide and has destroved several mills Use St Jacobs Oil on the flats At Alton III the rise Saturda was very rapid The MissisMany re willing to wound with a word sippi flood was met by the overflow who dare not strike a blow N Y Weeklv from the Missouri and Illinois rivers and the current of the latter was about at a standstill at noon being held in check by back water from the big river Rescue boats are busy bringing families and stock to Quincy from the Run riot in the blood in the Spring Hoods lowlands Sarsaparilla expels every trace of humor gives a good appetite and tones up the system Information received Sunday from a P i ii 1 V REBELS TAKE MALAXA Used GLASS DISCS -- - THE SITUATION Little Greece is Reported to Be tremely Critical Ex- ¬ WIDESPREAD The European Warships Shell Them the Fire Lasting Ten Minutes Th Insurgents However Held Their Ground They Are Now in a Position to Blockade Canea From the Zand Side Malaxa Being Destroyed I W- - - A the rebels Caxea March 26 The fighting in the vicinity of Malaxa continued throughout Thursday It was espe- ¬ cially desperate at 3 oclock Thursday afternoon in the village of Tsicalaria where the insurgents set fire to a nuin her of Turkish houses The insurgents are now occupying Malaxa The European warships shelled them Thursday afternoon the firing lasting ten minutes The insurgents however held their ground close to the ruins of the block house from which they drove the Turkish garrison Wednesday night and did not seem to greatly mind the bombard ¬ ment When the Turkish troops evacuated the block house they set fire to it in order that it might not furnish a shelter to their enemies It had been however badly wrecked by the fire of ¬ t - 1 H fr U i 1 3S c unsuccessful A body of insurgents made an at¬ tack upon the Turkish cordon at Hal epa The Turks had a number of mountain guns and the fire from them prevented the insurgents from coming to close quarters It was this alone which saved the Moslems from defeat Montevardia and Halepa are both within range of the guns of the in ¬ surgents who continue to shell both places Thursday evening part of Malaxa was blown up with dynamite and the rest of the town is burning The Turkish warships in Suda Hny are - here are no match for the insurgents A body of troops made an attempt Thursday to gain the heights above iSTerok Ouru where the Keratidi block- ¬ house is situated With this position and the one at Malaxa in their posses- ¬ sion the insurgents would be able to completely blockade Canea from the land side The troops had gone only a little distance when they were attacked by insurgents who drove them back Later another attempt was made to reach the heights but this too proved -- It is evident that the Turkish troops A N forts A fire appears to be wholly ineffective Malaxa is one of the towns men- ¬ tioned by the foreign admirals in their proclamation issued on Tuesday that must not be attacked by Greek troops or insurgents The admirals declared that the fortifications which were needed to maintain security and quiet must not be fired upon other wise they would use force against the attackers It wasthe disobedience of the insurgents to this proclamation that led the foreign warships to bom ¬ bard them These vessels fired ninety shells three of which fell within the ¬ bombarding the insurgents but their 1 Ill Eiffhty Two Years Old Receivers of public moneys Jay AlLondon March 2G The Daily Mail len at Grayling- Mich Wm CWhipps Thursday morning says that Prince Bismarck is ill The seriousness of his at Kalispell Mont James Kelly at illness is not known here Physically Mangum Okla The following postmasters were the Iron Chancellor has been one of nominated by the president Frida3T J Warner Arthur Bryn Mawr Pa Albert A Small Anderson Ind John W Berryman Versailles Ky H C Turley Natchez Misl James T Shep pard Nelsonville O ¬ REMARKABLE CAREER Prince Bismarck the Iron Chanccllo for Spectacles to Be Placed on th Free 11st An Important Change in the Paragraph Relating to Underwear Washington March 27 In the ab¬ sence of the vice president the senate was presided over Friday by Mr Frye rep Me president pro tern It was agreed that when the senate adjourn Friday it be until Monday next Concurrent resolutions from the state legislatures of Michigan and Wiscon ¬ sin were presented the former against the combination of the pension agen- ¬ cies at Detroit and Indianapolis and the latter in favor of the Torrey bank ruptcy bill The republican members of the ways and means committee have informally decided to remove from the dutiable list the glass discs used in the manu- ¬ facture of spectacles and eye glasses and place them on the free list where fchey have been for a number of years One of the contemplated amendments which the republican members will make in the bill will be a change in the paragraph relating to underwear valued at less than 1 50 a dozen In the present bill the duty was fixed at 35 per cent the same as the duty in the law of 1890 In the present law the duty is 50 per cent The committee learn however that during the past few years there have been considera ble increases in the class of wearing apparel imported from Switzerland and it is not improbable that the duty will be changed to a compound rate which will equal the 50 per cent rate of the present law President McKinley has decided to remove Postmaster Stephen U Poe of Grafton W Va on account of his pugilistic tendencies Charges were made against Mr Poe by citizens of Grafton that just prior to the Novem- ¬ ber elections he engaged in a prize fight under the ring rules and in eight rounds by a scientific blow put his opponent out the postmaster pocketing the proceeds of the bout It was represented to the president that the Grafton Leader ed ¬ ited by Mr Poe printed a full account of the fight It is expected that Mr Poes successor will soon be named and that J H Holt editor of the Grafton Sentinel the leading republican paper of that city will be named as his successor The following applications for positions under the treasury department were made public Friday morning W E Johnson of Bonaham Tex to be auditor for the post office depart- ¬ ment Edward Dinketspiel of Suisan Cal to be coiner in the mint at San Francisco J T Settle of Memphis Tenn to be surve3ror of customs Memphis Tenn To be collector of internal revenue J E Allen of Colum- ¬ biana O at Cleveland O The president and Mrs McKinley attended the last indoor cavalry drill at Fort Myer Va Friday afternoon They drove over to Fort Myer with Col and Mrs Myron T Herrick of Cleveland who are stopping at the white house Secretary Porter and Mrs Porter were also of the party The president Friday sent to the senate the following nominations Edgar Thomas Scott of Pennsyl- ¬ vania second secretary of embassy at ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ On In Cretans and Greeks Board a Steamer and Overawe the Crew The Entire Cargo Consisting of Supplies for the Turlcs and Combined Powers Jettisoned Paris ¬ prevent their capture by the insurgents who were they to obtain posses- sion of the water supply would practically have Canea at their mercy1 Since the capture of Malaxa by the insurgents they have massed them- ¬ selves on the heights above the town of Suda and commenced an attack upon the Izzedin fort ¬ armed Cretans and Greeks suddenly boarded the steamer Heraktion which was lying at the Piraius and overawed the crew by a display of revolvers They then proceeded to jettison the entire cargo of the steamer which consisted of flour for the Turkish troops at Canea 25003 eggs for the Russian fleet and quantities of provis- ¬ ions for the English fleet in Cretan waters There was a remarkable display of enthusiasm when Crown Prince Constantine went on board the royal yacht en route for Yolo in Thessaly where he will disembark and proceed to the frontier The houses of the town were brilliantly illuminated and there were frequent f eux de joi Canea March 29 Three hundred international troops have been dispatched to the village of Outsonnaria where are located the springs which furnishes this city with its water sup- ¬ ply They will guard the springs to ¬ ¬ tinue longer The statement ascribes the position to the impatience of the powers with Greeces reckless conduct and Great Britains reluctance to coerce her The powers will not accept Lord Salisburys proposal for the establishment of a neutral zone a mile wide on either side of the Turko Grecian bound ¬ ary because Turkey holds all the best strategic positions on the frontier and fears that if she withdraws her troops the Greeks will find a pretext later to return and occupy the positions which would enable her to in ¬ vade Turkey This would prevent the powers localizing the war would set all the balkans aflame induce gen ¬ eral brigandage in Turkey induce Austria and Russia to interfere and blow up the European mine Athens March 29 Saturday GOO ¬ -- London March 29 The Graphic Monday gives prominence to a statement which it claims to have received from an unquestionable source to the effect that the Greek situation is ex-¬ tremely grave It says that with the departure of Crown Prince Constantine from Athens to take command of the troops in Thessaly the die seems to have been cast Wan would have been inevitable if Greece recalled her army to Athens It would march king The most ser- ¬ and dethrone the ious element of the situation is the un ¬ doubted fact deipite denials that the concert of the powers is no longer solid There has jiot been- an actual rupture but the members have come to the conclusion that concerted action is a failure If the so called concert continues for a week it can not con ¬ ¬ - ¬ ports from southern river points Fri ¬ day evening are not altogether reas suring The situation at Helena is pronounced ticklish and at Greenville decidedly precarious the levees at these points showing signs of succumbing to the water pressure Large forces are emplojed upon them day and night state convicts being at Greenville in force Gov McLaurin also went thera Friday evening in re- ¬ sponse to a telegram But there was a small break in the Arkansas district Friday night but it is viewed with no particular concern A number of other Mississippi points report the levees somewhat critical with water crowded over them in places while in others they are slough- ¬ ing off Helena reiterated Friday night the charge that Desha levees had been cut parties declaring that they saw the levee board engineer do the cutting The main witness against the alleged levee cutting engineer says he protested but without avail and stood on the levee and saw his cribs and contents some of his live stock fowls and household effects swept away by the water thus let through the levees Jackson Miss March 27 A special from Greenville says that the river was seven inches higher during 24 hours ending at noon Friday and more is coming The town of Greenville between which and the river there is a protection levee is now six feet below the level of the water but the natives have confidence in their ability to hold the fort A letter from Greenwood says The levees seem strong but the water is within nine inches of the top and rising A break would mean the destruction of millions of dollars worth of property in the great delta where crops of cotton and corn have already been pitched Savannah Ga March 27 A dispatch from Valdosta Ga says the rapidity with which the Withlacoochee river rose Thursday night indicates that there was a water spout in the country about here The river rose at the rate of two feet an hour and near ly twenty feet during the night It ran over the tracks of the Plant system at Ousley station and washed away a large part of the bridge there All traffic on that line west of this city is suspended Seven washouts are reported be ¬ tween Valdosta and Montgomery The construction trains on both roads here are working night and day to make ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Succumbing The Situation at Helena Ark Is Pronounced Very Ticklish Memphis Tenn March 27 The river Friday night stands 3655 a slight decline for the 24 hours Re ¬ the Lower Mississippi Show Signs of Its 264 BUS CORN FEB ACRE s ¬ 4 ¬ repairs ports the surrounding country flooded and Quitman cut off from the outside world Several trestles have been washed away THIRD JOINT BALLOT Dr Hunter Still Two Votes Short of Elec ¬ tion to the United States Senate Frankfort Ivy March 27 The - A dispatch from Quitman Ga re- ¬ ¬ TEXAS CYCLONE Many Buildings i N n Austin Tex March 29 Sunday afternoon at 2 oclock this city and the surrounding country was visited by a terrific tornado that did no end of White Goes to Berlin damage to life and property The Washington March 27 The presi- wind came from the southwest and dent Friday formally annouueed his blew at about sixty miles an intention to appoint Andrew D White for nearly twenty minutes hour tear of New York to be ambassador to Ber ¬ ing down trees or splitting them lin Charlemagne Tower of Philadel- ¬ asunder with terrific force Sev ¬ phia will be sent as envoy to Austria eral large electric light towers were Washington March 27 Secretary blown down entailing a loss of some Gage has ordered the discontinuance 4 000 or 5000 inasmuch as the iron of the office of shipping commissioner frames were twisted as though they at Mobile Ala and will follow this were of the very smallest wire and with another closing the correspond- ¬ will be useless In addition to this ing office at Brunswick Ga The ani quite a number of houses in the resi- ¬ mating purpose is an economical one dence portion of the city were the shipping commissioners ¬ -- at Austin Damaged and Big Structures Made Into Wrecked Kindling Wood Steel Buildings Bent Like Wires Lives Lost thirct joint senatorial ballot still found Dr W G- Hunter two votes short al ¬ though only GO were necessary to a choice there being three pairs The vote was Hunter 04 Blackburn 46 Davie 13 Boyle 6 Stone 1 The re- ¬ publicans who were paired had hereto- ¬ fore voted for Hunter one was Sena- ¬ tor Steg who announced Thursday night that he would not vote for Hun ¬ ter again On motion of the Hunter side the joint session adjourned with ¬ out taking another ballot The re- ¬ publican state central committee deny the story that they have prepared an address condemning Gov Bradley for his course in the senatorial con- ¬ test story was afloat Friday night that the anti Hunter leaders will attempt to prevent a quorum at Saturdays joint session owing to a persistent report that the Hunter people have secured the vote of another democrat and will attempt to elect while so man3r members are Ivy Frankfort March 27 A BISMAECK AT EIGHTY From his latest Berlin photoznphl the most remarkable men of the cen ¬ tr- - gentleman Kis early training in the universities of Gottingen and Greifswald where he fought duels and exercised his muscles as well as his brain helped to give him his robust constitution Before he entered politics to change Europe lie lived the outdoor life of a country Physicians say that this early method df life accounts for Bismarcks age as well as Gladstones Berlin March 20 The severity of the attack of neuralgia from which Prince Bismarck is suffering has been Increased by a chill His condition however is not serious tury in Europe He will be 82 April 1 -- 4 -- r - iv Pittsburgh Pa March 26 The en ¬ gine in mill No 2 of the Edgar Thorn son Steel Works ran away about mid night Wednesday resulting in the bursting of the immense fly wheel David Hugo engineer had both legs crushed and died Thursday morning George B McClelland Snyder was fatally injured The fly wheel was 24 feet in diameter The force of the ex-¬ plosion badly wrecked the mill and caused thousands of dollars of damage Portions of the wheel were thrown al¬ most increditable distances ¬ Fly Wheel Hursts With Fatal Results work at blown down several cases each place being so small in volume as narrow escapesand in death are re- ¬ from to justify its imposition on the collec- ported tor of customs The new and unoccupied residence of Mr Burt McDonald one of the NAILERS STRIKE prominent residents was blown down The H P Nail Companys Works Cleve ¬ striking against the residence of Mr land O Closed Down William Vining knocking in one side Cleveland O March 27 The II P of the building and narrowly escaping Nail companys works were closed Fri killing two little children that were day 400 men including all the nail in the room playing In addition makers and their helpers having to doing to much damage struck The works were closed Thurs ¬ the state university the wind day at the request of the men to allow blew off the entire roof of them to attend the funeral of a mem- the adjoining dormitory letting the ber of the union After the funeral rain drive full into the four story the men met and decided not to o building doing inestimable damage to back to work Friday nor until they the building and property of the 200 had secured a satisfactory adjustment students therein many of whom fled of the scale A quiet and orderly for their lives when the roof was strike will be conducted The men de carried away The roof was car- mand an increase of 15 per cent and ried 100 yards lighting on and crush ¬ the companv offers to grant them a ten ing the roof of a cottage in which per cent raise Secretary Bishop of four people were seated but none the state board of arbitration has were even injured though they been summoned were entombed by falling debris A church just to the north of the uni- ¬ Dr Joseph LuU Found Guilty versity had the entire east side blown Baltimore March 27 The jury in in the case of Dr Joseph Luis whcThas ingand was unroofed the wind carry ¬ the been on trial in the United States dence roof a block away The resi- ¬ of court for three days on the charge of north of Br Graves immediately the conspiracy with Gen Carlos Eoloff to its foundationchurch was lifted from twisted completely send a filibustering expedition to Cuba around and set down in the same in July 1S95 on the steamship James place so badly damaged however Woodall returned a verdict of guilty of be opened at noon Friday A motion was made thatnone thethe doors could frightened to permit escape of the for a new trial inmates ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ paired Destructive Fire at Des Moines March 27 The Des Moines la wholesale and retail millinery house of Co suffered a loss o M Kiegelman about S0000 by fire Friday afternoon The second and third floors were burned out and the stock on the first floor was ruined by water and smoke The in- ¬ surance amounts to 69000 The stock was worth about SIGO000 They will resume business at once in new quarters was found dead in bed Friday The cause of his sudden death has not yet He was at his work been ascertained city assessors oiiice Thursday in the apparently in usual health He was one of the best known 3Toung men Mr Rafferty was 30 about town years old He leaves a widow and two i children The Hazelton iWreck Victims Pittsburgh Pa March 27 Alder man J Rafferty of the Sixth ward An Alderman Found Dead in Red - v i w to The Oldest Assessor in Ohio West Union O March 27 Peebles Cincinnati March 29 Wm Bode New Orleans March 26 The river is the only town in the county where 57 of St Bernard nominee for assessor rose three inches Wednesday night the women have placed a school ticket in Mill Creek township has held that and Thursday morning is within fcm in the field Mrs G N McManis and position for 23 years and is the oldest Mrs G F Thomor are the candidates tenths of afopt of the danger line assessor in Ohio in point of service t governors signature The River at New Orleans Rising IV w Baker Dead St Louis March 26 Col L C Baleer superintendent of the Western Union Telegraph Co in this city died at his residence 3941 Page avenue at 7 oclock Thursday evening He had been ill for three weeks from stomach disorders but was convalescent and in ¬ tended to leave for a southern trip Fri ¬ day The immediate cause of death was heart failure Col C - I Knocked Out in the First Round N Y March 27 The boxing contest between O C Smith Muldoons Ihunderbolt of this citv hand John Watson the colored giant of Kansas Uity before the alden Aven ¬ ue Athletic club Friday night was a cyclonic affair of one round Smith winning with a left hook on the Kan- ¬ sas City boys jaw Women on the School Ticket Buffalo menians Cretans and Greeks have boarded an Egyptian steamer at the Pineus and forcibly released an Ar- menian prisoner and forcibly released an Armenian prisoner who was being conveyed from Syria to Constantinople The incident is likely to cause complications ¬ Athens March Armenian Prisoners Released 29 A band of Ar ¬ March 27 hope now of recovering little the bodies of the men in the Fvans ville Terre Haute wreck at Hazel Divers have found the bottom of ton the smoking car but all the top and seats have been washed away so that if there were any bodies beside tho t of Conductor Sears in the car the fact will probably never be fully estab- lished Flood in the Illinois River Beardstown 111 March 27 The highwater is assuming alarming proportions The Illinois river is four miles wide here and steadily rising Many families living on the bottom ladds have taken refuge in the bluffs The river is within IS inches of the disastrous flood of five years ago May Abolish the Death Penalty Denver Col March 27 The state senate has passed the Engle3 bill pro viding for the abolition of capital punishment The bill recently passed the house and now only waits the There is ¬ jlerre Haute Ind dence South of Cairo miles to lumbus Ky the river becomes a and health making miles sea 25 Columbus wide are included in the proper is on an elevation and only a making of HIRES part of the town is flooded From CoPvootbeer The preoa-lumbus to Hickman another stretch of ration of this great tem- ¬ 50 miles the levees have disappeared perance drink is an event Hickman is a city set upon a hill and of importance in a million is a city of refuge for hundreds of ref- ¬ well regulated homes ugees From Hickman to Jsew Mad rid Mo there is a great bend in the river over which steamers travel 50 miles down stream in ordinary stages of water and are then 20 miles north of Hickman Sunday steamers go directly west from is full of good health Hickman to reach New Madrid ignor ¬ Invigorating appetiz ¬ ing the river current and riding on the ing satisfying Put some up to day and turbulent yellow sea across the sites have it ready to put of hamlets and plantations South down whenever youre New Madrid to the Arkansas from thirsty state line 90 miles there is a steadily Made only by The swelling tide that has obliterated Charles E Hires Co every landmark From the state line Philadelphia A pack- ¬ to Osceola in Arkansas there are occaage makes 5 gallons sional stretches of levee protected by Sold everywhere cross barriers back to the St Francis hills that have withstood the flood The great crevasse of Osceola of a week ago has widened and a stretch of water now extends back to the St Francis river and south 120 miles to the rivers mouth 20 miles above Helena This is the longest unbroken stretch of overflowed country and in several places is 40 miles wide At Helena the greatest fear is felt All this enormous body of water is now beating upon the circle levee north of the town from the hills to The greatest efforts the river levee For VERY are made to keep it intact and 400 A good fastidious men were working in relays Sunday wheel very people cheap to strengthen this two mile barrier Armed guards patrol the embankment Should this give wa3f nothing would The success of the Waverley remain of levees south 90 miles Bicycle in 96 places it at the to Arkansas City Standing upon head of the leaders for 97 the deck of a steamer the street level of the town of Friars Point opposite This year we produce a new Helena is seen 12 feet below the top and expensively made wheel of the levee with the river rising and equipped with the only per-¬ only 10 inches below the top At Greenville Miss Sunday Gov Mc fect bearings yet made SiOO Laurin took charge of the volunteer Last years famous model corps of 700 citizens who are strength jrreatly improved has been reduced to 560 The saving ening the levee At a public meet is iu the cost of machinerY ing held there Saturday night Catalogue Free every business man in the city pledged himself to discontinue busi- I Indiana Bicycle Co indianapoii3ind ness and fight the flood The most critical points on all the river lie between Ilelene Modoc La conia and Arkansas City for it is in these latter stretches of levee that the greatest water fight ever made on the Mississippi is now in progress Memphis Tenn March 29 At 1K Monday morning a message was re ceived that a large break had occurred in the levee at Wayside Miss nine miles below Greenville The break is reported to be a bad one and in a section of levee high and regarded as measurably safe Commission Merchant Suicides Charlotte Mich March 29 ScotSeavolt a prominent commission merchant of this citv shot and killed him T self in the woodshed of his residence i TK noon Saturday No cause is knowr at He leaves a widow FOR 14 YEARS this shoe by merit alone for the suicide has distanced all competitors and two children 50 Co- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the flooded country south of Cairo 111 is barren of encouragement for immediate relief The half dozen points where Saturday there were slight decreases in the height of the flood Sun day report steady rises Numerous breaks in the levees on both sides of the river have served All druggists as safety outlets The rises reported in the northern tribu- Hrnnrlc 11QJUU S taries to the great river are be ginning to be felt About all the dam age that can come from high water has already been done however and the outeoming tide will only complete the work of destruction Cairo is well en ¬ trenched on the Illinois peninsula and fear there has given place to confi¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Sarsaparilla Is SI six for 85 the One True Blood Purifier Get only Hoods 25c ¬ Pi 11c cure easy operate rlll ta liver t0ills eaST fce to ¬ ¬ i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - jr- - ¬ BEST M mlmA W0IL8 write lor catalogue r l f Parkersburg A V CruHhed Under Tons of Slate V ¬ Simmons a miner employed bj the Monongah Coal Coke Co a Monongah was buried by several tons of slate in mine No 2 Saturday after noon fDp to midnight his body hac Va March 29 INDORSED BY OVER IC0O000 WEARERS as THE BEST in style fit and durability of r any shoe ever offered at 3700 IT IS MADEUT ALL THE LATEST SHAPES and STYLES and of every variety 0f leather OHE DEALER nr A TOWTT given esclnsive f A sale and advertised wt casuuame oraer ia local paper on receipt a9op not been recovered rfj JJUUUi --- Ai o-c iirOCJCton TTac WW to ii 4 t ftfp r v - ii I P - -- vt 1 l J- - i N W t s THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY MARCH 30 1897 ley they scrambled ashore and fol- ¬ lowed ledge of rock around to the southward sonde three hundred feet where they suddenly seemed to con- ¬ Linger where the frolic winds around front an impassable barrier in the shape of an almost perpendicular front the gardens race Cheeks like lovely mirrors where the red of a rocky surface before them One of rose sees its face the men took a whistle from his pocket and blew two blasts In front of them Sweet Sweet All the birds are singing and outward swung a slab of rock some Sweet Sweet six feet square and they entered the apThe blossom bells are ringing erture Kisses from the red rose The slab closed too and left them And kisses from the white Kissing you good morning in darkness but in front of them and And kissing you good night but a few feet away gleamed the light Stay a littlegolden curls brigktering eyes of a lantern They followed it as it of blue receded some sixty feet when its The violets are listening for the lovely bearer sounded another blast on his steps of you The white rose bids you welcome the red whistle rose calls you sweet Another door swung open and they And the daisies spread a carpet for the ascended three steps and stood within falling of your feet a cavern fully forty feet in depth and Sweet Sweet ten to twenty feet in breadth It was All the birds are singing liberally lighted by oil lamps and the Sweet Sweet blaze of light wood knots while The blossom bells are ringing through the seams on one side could Kisses from the red rose And kisses from the white be discerned the light of day Kissing you good morning A long table was standing near the And kissing you good night Frank L Stanton in Chicago Times center of the cavern and on it smoked Herald a roast kid and other edibles Black Beard was seated at the head of the table and members of his crew - A SONG OF GOLDEN CURLS i Stay a little golden curls twinkling eyes of blue Stay and see thu violets for they are kin to you HM1PCopyright by A N Kellojrs Newspaper Co UP ACKRMR - h bscott CHAPTER XV THE ISLAND -- ng- Ten days from the time that Black Beardbadegood by to the Altemaha the Charleston Xews contained the followiBlack Beard Again The eighteen negroes who have been missing since Hanger are missing no longer but the good planters of the Altemaha river sec- ¬ tion Georgia are missing the sum of fifteen thousand dollars which sum they paid for the aforesaid negroes and to the redoubtable Black Beard for there he conveyed them Holding them in terror of their lives until he had i eccived his gold and the last negro as well as the planters had disembarked from the Banger whither the planters had been invited by a sgn hung over the schooners side as she lay anchored in the stream It was this sign that informed thorn That 18 negroes would be sold from the decks of the schooner before 12 oclock The schooner had changed her name to William B Niles and her color was now a dirty red and though no man with a long black beard was seen on the decks while the planters were aboard they had no sooner descended to their boats in which their purchasers vvere already seated than they heard the captains voice Up anchor and away As the anchors were raised the vessel rounded to i Is sails tilled and it glided away The negroes having their terror removed told their tale and the bows of the planters boats were turned towards the srhooner They called lustily but she was fast passing out the mouth of the river and a man with a long biaek beard was standing at the vessels stern waving them good bv with his hat it was doubtless Angus Bruce alias William B Xiles alias Black Beard The negroes have all been returned to their masters and the governor of Georgia has joined with the governor of South Carolina in offering a reward for the apprehension of this daring- buc caneer murderer and pillager thus the amount offered for Angus Bruce dead or alive by these two states is 50000 On the movniugwhen the Charleston News contained this article there lay anchored in a location from which she was neither visible from sea nor main land a two mast schooner the location was an estuary that entered the side of Smiths island about midway of its length and extended some three miles or half way through the island This island is located nar the mouth of the Cape Fear river and about ten miles from Smithville At that date it was 15 miles in length and from one to six miles in breadth Its surface near the coast was low and flat with a gradually elevating tend enev until near the head of the estuary whore ih terminated in a ruirired broken surface of rocky ledges alternating from 50 feet beiow to 300 feet above the oceans level The seams that cut through this rough formation to the depths below were filled with brine while the rugged sides of the steep ascent were covered with stunted cedars and pines and num bers of goats a pair of which were placed on the island by Uncle Billie Smith for whom both Smithville and the island were named many years be fore In tiiis estuary and at ts head in thirty feet of water lay the schooner half a- dozen men were painting her sides from suspended planks The name had already been painted over The men were working and singing as unconcernedly as though they did not know that a reward of fifty thou- ¬ sand dollars bad been offered for the apprehension of their captain and cer- ¬ tainly as if they did not knew that their own lives were forfeit Sam said one of the men did you hear the captain say where next away or No Joe I didnt hear him say but no matter what he says or where he says it its for us to obey Weve made some good hauls in the past month Great man great But my notion is theyre getting t after us mighty thick if I was the captain Im Mowed if I dont believe Td quit his here f coast Eh aint got ready yet Sam Kh sez thefc eh as an important job here before he quits this coast But theres th dinner horn Come lads - the departure of the piratical craft seated In Squire Hills library one of them was the owner of Ortonthe other was Herbert Lathrop Well Herbert said the squire if the information brinirs you joy I wish that it may long continue Clara has at length consented to become your wife Squire Im the happiest man alive She will probably inform you that she does not love you and consents to the union because her father and elder brother desire it but in time I trust you will win her heart You sec shifting ones affections from an uncle to a nephew isnot a matter to be effect- ¬ ed in so short a time then too remem- ¬ ber that Angus Bruce saved the girls life and but for the fact that he proved the murderer of your uncle and turned pirate I doubt not we should have trouble in that quarter You know when a man risks his life to save a woman he is apt to remain a hero in her sight I believe squire that Clara and Fannie have decided that their mar- ¬ riage shall take place on the 10th of October her birthday I know the time is very short since her fathers death but I also know that he would not desire the wedding deferred and tinder the circumstances I think best on either side that it should take place as early as Come lads Come lads you dont possible You see this is no ordinary feast on shore every day and it aint case an orphan and one that one day every day you get roast lid Be seated will come into possession of her inherNow fill your bowls my lads and drink itance Wrho but a husband could I conto Angus Bruce and the Clara Belle fide her interests to I trust squire Ave aye sir Angus Bruce and the that Clara will be willing that our mar- ¬ Clara Belle riage take place at the same time Now lads theres a bit of work for Yes I think so Have Fannie urge us up the coast and then Ive in mind her you also and with Clarence and 1 a master stroke for the pull of a mil- ¬ to help the cause she can but aclion or more from the vaults of Uncle quiesce But you have seen to days Sam at Washington That done we paper Herbert return to the island where I have got a No squire anything new matter to settle on the Cape Fear a I should sav there was Black Beard sneaking cur and murderer to punish again j then if you are all of my mind well What Where now divide the spoils and scatter to the four First up at Beaufort where ne quarters of the globe Not a follower of plundered a bank of 80000 and run mine will have less than 50000 and on off 20 niggers which he sold the next that you can each live like princes to day further up the coast Two nights the end This provided of course the later the Chesapeake bank of Bald trip to Washington does notmiseariy more yielded up its contents and What say you lads though the United States sloop Mervine Hurrah for Washington cried got hot on the pirates trail she proved every man Anywhere with vou cap- the faster and got away in the dark- ¬ tain ness but take the paper home with Nov men finish your work on the you and read it schooner when you have dined You I will squire and now as its get- ¬ Goss paint on her stern her name ting late good night and Herbert The Fisher Boy and when we sail called Fannie who had been spending into the Potomac we will have aboard the evening with Clara A servant was a cargo of fresh fish and seines and ordered to summon their coachman fishing tackle Youll be fishermen in and thoy took their departure for Ken ¬ overalls and jackets Mate has Bron dall son returned When they had gone the squire en No captain but its time this js tered the parlor his third day But hark theres his Clara said he I gave Herbert whistle now your final decision to night and he was The door swung back and admitted overjoyed I congratulate you my one who looked exactly like one of the coast fishermen Well Bronson what news from Wil¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ moire bloodshed ta I have consented The cTEfflESSElCEJifTENNUL time matters little be it when it may The sooner the better perhaps for Everything Win Be Beady for the Opening Day then I at leasts can be the cause of no father- - and r Fannie was -- pleading with therei should be two marriages on her birthday instead of one Fannie youre a jewel said Her ¬ bert that Clara had consented that bert But you must be very good to Clara cousin As they rode home Fannie told Her- ¬ - said Fannie and remember she has seen much trouble I will Fannie I will and always worship her When they arrived home Fannie has- ¬ tened to her room and Herbert drew a seat up to the fireplace A month and ten days more he said and I shall have accomplished my object Then Clara Hill will be- ¬ come my wife and Clarence and Fannie will be united Then if by some chance Angus might be killed I could banish the last fear I cant breathe easy while he lives if he should be captured alive and brought into a court of justice he would of course denounce me as the murderer of my uncle but his evidence would be unsubstantiated and I by that time vvill be so well hemmed in with Clara as my wife Squire Hill the wealthiest planter on the river as my father-in-laand Tom well I dont just like Tom Clarence my brother-in-labut at any rate with all my connections by that time made the talk of Angus will be looked upon as idle I must however amicably settle up this estate By smooth work I can per- ¬ haps retain third but I must use cau tion there All Aunt Mag what have you there My hot Scotch Ill be w w strides that science has made cHiririg the past few years are jnade apparent A number of conventions and public gatherings are to be held during the progress qf the exposition and up to tbe present time March 20 about a liun- An Unparalleled Display of Flower dred have been arranged for and the railway companies have made rates 1 Promised by the 3Iunnge lower than ever before For instance nient Notable Conven ¬ on June 22 23 and 24 the confederate tions to Be Held veterans will hold their annual re- ¬ union and the railways have made a Special Nashville Tenn Letter The work on the unfinished build- ¬ rate of one cent a mile On those days ings of the Tennessee Centennial expo- ¬ over 125000 people will be on the sition at Nashville was pushed with grounds Then July 20 will be Baptist Day vigor during the past week especially on the magnificent structure for the The Baptist Young Peopled associa- ¬ and all tion meets at Chattanooga on July 18 United States government buildings will be ready for the exhibits and 19 and on the following day will by April r or April 10 Such a satisfac- ¬ visit the exposition On May 1 3 the tory state of affairs reflects the great-¬ Essenic Knights will hold a meeting est credit on the executive and the of the supreme senate and a proces- ¬ public will be thus spared the end- ¬ sion will include 20000 of the brethren less number of disappointments that The Surviving Terry Texas Bangers are always occasioned by delays The will meet June 1 to 5 Tennessee Press Tennessee Centennial exposition will association June 15 and June 29 30 be ready for the opening day May 1 Sigma Alpha Epsilon and a number of and the sight presented will be incom- ¬ others There are to be many more parably grand A description of the meetings for which no dates have been handsome and stately buildings has given including the National Confer- ¬ previously been given so suffice it to ence State Board of Health National say that it is the unanimous verdict of Traveling Passenger Agents associa- ¬ all competent judges who have visited tion Commercial Travelers and many the exposition grounds that from an more The large cities have special architectural standpoint the world has days such as Chicago Day Cincinnati never before seen so many majestic Day New York Day and so forth June-- - IA k m S s - i j J bound yon come home so hot Youre a faithful soul Aunt Mag and I little doubt you will remain so After I am married I will take that trip south and try and look up some of your children You goin to marrv inarster tober next Who will be mv new mistress niars Yes Aunt Mag- Yes Marse Herbert I sot up until you should have it jfi i j on the 10th of Oc- ¬ ter There iseh but two young ladies that I knows down here young Miss and Miss Hill It isen Jennie Bruce is it tennie Bruce Why whp is she Whv Angus Bruces sister at Smith-viil - Guess Aunt Mag I cant guessj inarster II n TENNESSEE CENTENNlAl fTO EE COXTIXUED HISTORY BUILDING And Was Getcinsr Square with the Man Who LaojjhecL iSriee weather th5s lie said to man on his left as he sat tlown in i I3EmFIED AT LAST the the ¬ mington Clap your head well on your shoul ¬ ders captain The reward for Black Beards capture dead or alive is raised to 9100000 North Carolina and Mary ¬ land join with South Carolina and Georgia straet car Maryland We ¬ ¬ and here she joins against us We will lay in our next supplies at Baltimore but whal else Why 5000 for the head of each man of your crew and a pardon of any of them that turn against you Why didnt you turn informer Captain do you think Id give your life away to save my own i didnt think you had that opinion of me and tears actually stood in the eyes of the buccaneer No Bronson no Fill up your glass man for to morrow you leave here for Washington you must go finely dressed and apply for a position in the treasury department Whether you get it or no hang around there constant v until you ascertain who carries the vault keys who locks the outer door at night and where they live you will also after 15 days watch the harbor for havent tackled Maryland at all Why lads thats wrong -- ¬ ¬ - the bankers will Why then all is plain as day but well leave hini until the last Now then as the next two months will probably be risky ones to every man who follows mc if there is a man in all mv crew who wishes liis release let him speak now and he shall be put ashore with his full proportion of the spoils and no one shall blame him There wis none who spoke The painters now returned to their work while most of the other men dis posed of their time cleaning and polish ¬ ing their arms At the upper end of the cabin was an immense fireplace seemingly carved in the rocks and over it huge cranes hold ing pots and kettles the smoke from Ihe fire beneath them ascended through the fissures in the rocks coming out in Jul places and cooling in its ascent so that when it reached the surface it was not discernible The culinary department was pre sided over by the only negro Black 7eard had in his crew this negro was an ungainly black bow legged man of middle age his long arms causing his hands to reach almost to his knees when he was standing erects or as erect as he could he was knowu to the cap tain and crew as Bow Legs thev had picked him up one night from rhebot tom of an upturned sailboat He had said that he was trying to make his escape from a hard master and that his boat was swamped anyway he was clinging to it but must soon have per000 by ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the Fisher Boy CaptainHerbert Lathrop has bought Kendall and become a planter lie is administrator of his uncles estate v it bout bond he was left besides 50 ished The crew saved his life and Black Beard had not now a more faithful ad ¬ herent than Bow Legs CHAPTER XVI I CAKT BREATHE EASY WintE 4 -- t he -- Alldropped their biuislfesut in steadof proceeding to the cooks gal oclockin the evening two men wew On the 1st of September at eight The passenger addressed paid no at¬ tention to the observation though he did look at the newcomer in a cold icy way Glad to sec such weather myself The farmer must be hustling Still no answer- -- still the same cold and cruel stare I dont 3emeiuber a more disagree ¬ able winter than last winter in the last 30 years said the new arrival in a loud ¬ er voice That stare that merciless relentless implacable stare Do you think we are gong to have a hot summer It was the last desperate effort of a determined man but the cold and cruel eyes of the other pierced him though and through and made him shiver as u Youre a faithful soul Aunt Magr daughter on being about to become winter had come again He rose up the wife of a man who if he has iiis and went out on the rear platform and failings love for you my handsome said to the conductor Dye know that old jay in therewith daughter is not one of them double Father T have no love for Herbert the Yes sir chin and 1 wed him only to gratify you and Is he deaf Clarence as well as from 1he further Xo sir fact that by wedding him 1 will never But I talked to him and he wouldnt be separated from those I do love answer Guess he thinks he owns the Clara Herbert improves wi1h ac- earth quaintance This country life is Xo sir that isnt He probably changing him quite for the better You recognized you as one it the group of could not judge of him while lie was Group What group confined to the perplexing duties of The group which gathered when he the bank I predict that he will make fell dovn one day last December on a a model husband and that you will down town corner He probably re never regret that you listened to vour members you as the man who leaned up father a building and led the Haw I may be happily disappointed against haw and he will never never haw father but no longer take much in ¬ forgive you to his dying dnyv terest in whom T marry or whether or Yes I guess you are right said i5ie not I rnarrv The career of Aliens man after a moments thought Y Bruce has taught me to doubt all men I hes I adhered to the opinion that it was not dontthe same old rhinoceros and or he that was Black Beard as long as nor care whether he forgives me If lie thinks he can freeze my soul possible but as 1 can doubt no longtr Ill show him that hes mistaken I can ascribe his acts to but one cause And the man opened the door and And that my daughter gurgled Ho ho ho Haw haw Was his love for mc haw and then dropped off he car When he found himself in the pres ¬ The rhinoceros caught on He ence of the man I was to wed and TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL --THE GOURD ARBOR knew for whom the gurgle was intend probably requested him to release my hand Mr Loyd refusing caused hot ed but he had left his gun at home and been in progress to perfect the great ¬ berg the Conteriros and several oth- ¬ to words and the tragedy occurred I was helpless All he could do was op- est flower show au naturel as the crit ers and also the grand organ one of transfer his cruel gaze to the man the largest in the south now being ics say ever seen on this continent eould not believe this but for his flight posite who was a humble and contrite By au naturel in this instance is erected in the auditorium by Hood Had he remained and proclaimed his innocence I would have believed him man with a cold in his head and who meant that the flowers will be seen in Hastings of Boston This auditorium finallv driven out of the front door bloom where they were grown in has a seating capacity for G000 people against the world Then having to was off and the car with his journey half the flower beds on the vast lawns and and the acoustic properties are saidto See for murder whaL wonder that he pleltid Detroit Free Press Arranged in an endless number of beau ¬ be perfect In fact all along theIine became a pirate Aud now5 with many com tiful forms and devices in the beau ¬ everything is on the same grand scale thousand dollars on his heid what Not Dor Fault wonder that he remains one Oh AnA mother trying to get her little tiful lale wili be all the varieties of lo- and those who in late years have vis gus Angus daughter of three years old to sleep one tus and water lilies known to science ited numbers of exhibitions in all parts and the binks will be fringed with of the world emphatically assert that Daughter why shed idle tears for night said not one of them can compare with the Dora why dont you try to go to shrubs of rare beauty one unworthy of you Another and a very attractive feature Tennessee Centennial exposition But for Angus father I had not been sleep will be the military camp on the am trying she replied here to shed them Think you I can Too Much of n Gootl Thiiijr grounds where a battery of United ever forget him But you havent shut your tyes An old farmer went into a irrocers Well cant help it dey comes un Stntes artillery will be stationed and shop and ordered a Well daughter you eould never sovereigns worth there will be daily parades sunset gun have wed him had he not turned mur¬ but toned Answers of goods When they were ready for and flag lowering- with all the imposing derer and pirate delivery he laid down a couple of half A museum in Berlin has secured militarv ceremonies Father 1 am very miserable when f possession of Luthers Bible which he give any idea of the ex- crowns in payment This isnt enough To attempt reflect that indirectly I am the cause used in His stud v Its margins are cov- - hibits in the to various buildings would called the shop assistant as the old of the unfortunate death of Mr Loyd Oh yes hand in a complete failure for no pen farmer was about to leave cred with and of Angus being a murderer and a writing notes in the reformersin 1509 result thats all right replied the customer can tell of the wonders and triumphs It pirat his mother and sister desert ¬ md is in an was printed in Basle Ive got permission from the judge to ysreserva- - an art and science that will be dis excellent state of ed by him T must go and see them pay five shillin in the pound The played The electrical display will tion ir-Tom will you bear me company prove to be oie of the wonders of the farmer had lately settled an insolvency Certainly sister at anytime It vour intercourse with vour nineteenth cenlury and the art dis- - upon this basis and expected to conWell daughter Clarence and Fan low men is wliit it shouldbe yoiiror J pay llM ncver uecnexcelleL In ma tinue that method1 indefinitely--Tit- nie will wed October 10 What say you uuut suuunua y Bits chinery the triumphs of the to the same time and we will have a good desires ami respires and mtentioar bewildering and in commerce craft tire b vgiene Kleciricj light is much sdeufeer ia double wedding after Hi Vthm them DftVid utter eaucationand transportation the vast Paris tb an in New York - 4wwSs ill buildings in such an area Each building is t a dream from a poetical view frozen music as some one has said and is a complete study in itself The Parthenon for instauce is an exact reproduction of the noblest ieat of architecture that crowned the sum- ¬ mit of the Acropolis at Athens The Machinery building is a specimen of the purest style of Greek architecture and the Agriculture building is a tri- ¬ art and umph of the builders in fact the Minerals and Forestry building the History building Com- ¬ merce building and all the rest tell their own story and tell it in lan- ¬ guage eloquent and sincere During the past week a number of meetings of the executive committee were held and it has been decided to hold a live stock exhibit upon a scale never before attempted in the south and the first amount placed to the credit of the special committee was 30 000 for premiums The live stock in- ¬ dustry in Tennessee is far greater than most people imagine and it is increas- ¬ ing every year Another specially in- ¬ ¬ and infinitely beautiful people will visit the exposition There is now over five weeks to the opening day and everything is so far advanced that barring accident there will be no delays There is another and really very im- ¬ portant feature that must not be over- ¬ looked Vanity Pair an improved adaptation of the Midway Plaisance and Streets of Cairo with the spice of the mobile without the objectionable features At the Tennessee centennial Vanity Fail-- has assumed enormous proportions and it is still growing There are already more novelties than have ever before been collected together in the south and the3 include palaces of illusions haunted spring Chinese village and theater cyclorama battle of Gett3rsburg electrical illusions mirror maze an ostrich farm from Southern California Venetian canal and in fact it Would be almost as easy to state what will not be there as what will be The music will be inexpressibly grand Among the noted bands will be teresting feature will be the floral dis- Victor Herberts formerly Gilmores play and for the past year work has the great Innes Bellestedt and Ballen- 000 is Governors Day and it is the 100th anniversary of Tennessees admission into the union On that day over 150 1 vi r Ul ¬ - MP I ¬ T H 1 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 - ¬ I ¬ fi A tB J ¬ siruw - if V T -- - re fi mzfr r-- rt t V rarWS trr i syiHWWKF V l rv THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY MAIL0M Turnplk Matters v Of 4 - 4 J SO i897 GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS M V AKIN0 1 POWDER Absolutely Pure Celebrated for its great leavening strength and healtkfulness Assures the food against alum and all forms of adul-¬ teration common to the cheap brands 3 Royal Baking Powder - CO New YOrk - 1 THE BOOB BOH HEWS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 1 4 v Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owner BBUCE MILLER Make all Checks Money Orders etc payable to the order of Champ Miilek Attention Candidates A The Winchester Democrat says committee of business men are having free turnpike petitions prepared and will put them in every school district in Clark county to Obtain signatures They claim that since the pikes were made free in Bourbon and Fayette counties much of the farming trade that legitimately belongs to Winchester is going to Paris and Lexington The continued rains have lately pre vented the use of the willipus wallapus which is now in the Elizabeth neighbor- ¬ hood It will soon be used on the Cummins pike The rock Hawkins crusheris still in the Peacock Distillery vicinity Toll gate jaidei 8 have so far destroyed fourteen gates in Fleming county and toll is being collected at only three of At those that have been torn down one of the gates toll was collected last Monday and the collector was warned that he would be visited soon and taken out and thrashed He became alarmed at the threats and has had a guard of armed men to stay at the gate at night to protect him Threats of using dynamite has caused the toll gates on the Cornishville pike in Mercer to be thrown open A hundred masked men destroyed four toll gates in Garrard county Sun ¬ day night and threatened violence to directors and gatekeepers if more toll ¬ Theatrical And Otherwise The Foyer Remarks In NEWTON MITCHELL 11711 Out door life and Scotts Emulsion of Cod live Oil with Hypophospnites have-- cured That the early bird gets the worm Vye often learn to sorrows cost But Bourbon farmers now affirm The early peach bud gets the frost t THE PEOPLPS GROCER thdusandsof cases of cbrisump tion in the early stages They cure old advanced cases too but not so many nor so prompt ly When a case is so far ad ¬ vanced that a cure cannot be made even then SCOTTS EMULSION checks the rapid ity of the disease relieves the pains in the chest reduces the night sweats and makes the cough easier In these cases it comforts and prolongs life Dont experiment with cures that destroy the digestion Pin your faith to the one remedy which has been THE STAN ¬ BLIND BOONE Buyers of Groceries are not forced to go to cut rate stores for low of Blind Boone who will give one of his wonder ¬ prices because ful concerts on April 7th at the opera house The first of the Blind Boone concerts was given last night to an audience which thoroughly enjoyed the inter ¬ pretation of the great masters Boone is a musicaLgeniu8 whose great talents offered by them on same class of goods I have an excellent and com- ¬ can scarcely be described He must be plete line of heard to be appreciated Stella May the leading colored vocalist assisted at the concert with her wonderful voice The Denver Times says I Will Meet Any Prices FANCY STANDARD GOODS ALMONDS The De Rpezkes are great lovers of horses Their racing stable won over 1000 i0 last season engagement last nightat the Am rican Theatre one of the largest in New York Clay Clement began an APPLES BANANNAS ORANGES MALAGA GRAPES FILBERTS ENGLISH WALNUTS BRAZIL PECANS dard for Over 20 Years J00 SCOTT BOWNE Book about it free for the asking For sale by all druggists at 50c and New York STICK AND MIXED CANDIES CANDIED CHERRIES CANDIED APRICOTS CANDIED PINE APPLES Mme Calve refuses to learn English New York Cream Edam and Pine Apple Cheese Fancy Evaporated She knows only a very few wordr of our Peaches Apricots Apples Prunes All kinds of Canned Fruits Sar- ¬ language Calve will not dress in a dines Champgnion French Peas Bottled Pickle Catsup Etc room at the theatre unless it has a She failed to draw one at Chicago and immediately raised such a rumpus that it was given to her FINEST CHOCOLATE CANDIES W window in it BALTIMORE CAN AND BULK OYSTERS r was collected All candidates for the various offices in Bourbon County who expect to sub ¬ The new bridge on the Louisville pike ¬ mit their names to the Democratic four miles from Frankfort was parPrimary Election May 22 1897 are re ¬ tially burned by turnpike raiders Friday quested to report their names to D C night The old bridge at this point was Parrish Secretary on or before April burned several weeks ago and had just been replaced by the one fired Friday 5 1897 Court day at 10 oclock a m night T E Moore County Attorney W O Davis- of td Chmn Dem Co Com Woodford has prepared suits against a The Senatorial Situation number of turnpike companies in Wood- ¬ The Legislature at Frankfort is still ford county to be filed in condemnation dead locked on the senatorial question proceedings ordered by the Fiscal Court - Meeting of Kentucky Educational ciation Asso ¬ ISGRIG TURKEYS At the close of the performance of The next meeting of the Kentucky Miss Chicago in Chicago last Educational Association will be held at Little Wednesday night Vernona Jarbeau reBowling Green June 29th and 30th ceived a diamond necklace consisting of and July 1st 1897 A full and com- ¬ 11 large stones in knife setting held to- ¬ plete programme id bow beiru prepared gether by tiny gold chains and valued Main St and the best school talent in the State at 1000 a diamond aigrette of 12 gems and in the United States will be called ¬ NEWTON Ml TCHELL Opp Court House J Paris Ky t - into service of the Association A full attendance from every county in the Commonwealth is earnestly de ¬ sired To emphasize this desire the Ex ¬ Committee offers a fine silk ban- ¬ The ballot yesterday resulted Hunter Only fourteen out of 152 pages of the ecutive ner beautifully made and appropriately 58 Blackburn 41 Davie 12 Boyle 7 Dingley bill have been gone over in inscribed to the county that produces Stone 1 Necessary to a choice 60 two out of the five days alloted for de- ¬ receipts from ticket agents of the larg- ¬ Senator Stege bolted Hunter yester- ¬ bate under the five minute rule est amount of railroad fare day Hunters defeat seems certain and Gov Bradleys name may be preIt is said to be probable that formal Now is the time you want to to day by the anti Hunter men let sented application for annexatiou to the United o ones have an airing Go to J States probably will be made soon by the the little The Kentucky Legislature Government of Hawaii through its T Hintons and get one of those nice buggies cheap Mr Howards bill imposing license Minister to the United States tax on barbecues and pic nics failed of ¬ and a diamond collar button of unique design The Varden Hukill Vaudeville Com- ¬ pany organized by Masters Joe Varden and Pete Hukill will give a matinee and night performance Saturday at the Odd Fellows Hall The admission will be five and ten cents A number of tickets have already been sold The troupe numbers about fifteen perform- ¬ ers whose ages are between eight and fourteen years Edw Fothergill is the manager The Paris admirers of handsome Dorothy Morton little dreampd as they gazed on her shapety form that she was a miniature electric plant a 20 horse power magnet Dorothy says I have risen from a 10 20 md 30 cent attrac- ¬ tion I will be a five dollar attraction within a few years I study hard work hard and do what I have to do with all my might 1 am full of animal vigor so charged with electricity that I cannot carry a watch It stops and will not run When my maid combs my hair it stands out bke fuills on the fretful por- ¬ cupine Flowers wither on my breast as though by a current of electricity and my father says of me that I am a galvanic battery that is constantly in action Brussells carpets 39 cents per yard at J T Hintons so useful as a bottle of Dr MARGOLENS SALE Now is the time to buy Carpets Rugs and Mattings as I have a good lot to select from and my prices defy I have a fine assortment of these goods and competition 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 passage A 3 im V r Mr Morgans bill imposing a penalty for interrupting a public speech by An Interesting Jumble Of News And Comment throwing eggs or missiles was passed Three infants died of measles last The bill provides as a penalty a fine of from 100 to 1000 and imprisonment week at Harrodsburg from two to ten months or both fine Fiftv cases of measles are reported iri and imprisonment Richmond says a dispatch from that city A Paducah youth shot himself beThere was great excitement at Frank fort Saturday over the repert that sev- ¬ cause his sweetheart refused to kiss him eral cases of small pox had been discov good night sered in the penitentiary Prison physiFour deaths from diphtheria occurred cian says the disease is measles Sunday at Richmond The public ¬ ¬ - SCINTILLATIONS A Long Distance Opinion - The New York Sun thus comments on the story published in The News several weeks ago regarding the horse which fell over the cliff on Third street into Stonerv- - Legends of nine lived mules may be told some day along with tales of the many lives of cats if mules make a habit of repeating the act of one at Paris Ky which fell over a 60f oot cliff and was not injured Yesterdays Temperature Brussels from 40 cts up Ingrains from 18 cts up Matting from 9 cts up ixugs from 50 cts up Remember the place and call early t H V - ft if ft Hv i If f 4- - fe --V-c - schools have been dismissed noted yesterday by A J Winters Co Congressman Settle has leased a fur ¬ A thief stole eight razors from a bar¬ of this city nished house m Washington and his 7a m V40 ber shop in Aberdeen the other night family will join him there this week 8a m 42 i Some cullud gemman perhaps was 9 am Over eighty- thousand applications for getting ready to attend a pahty 10 a m 54 post offices have been filed at the Post 12 tm Myra Tevis daughter of W T Tevis 2p m office Department since the change of of Richmond is the youngest teacher in 6U 4p m 60 Administration the State She is just six years old and 5p m 59 is an assistant teacher in a kindergarten 7p m 55i The Kentucky Congressmen were The gross earnings of the Louisville notified Saturday that no Federal ap- and Nashville road for the third week of pointments would be made in this State March show an increase of 25700 over until after the senatorial fight was set- ¬ those for the corresponding week of last tled year From July 1 last a decrease of Dr Miles Heart Cure i The following is the temperature as Opp Ooiirt House MRRGOLEN f PARIS KY - ls61 lA9 When you take cold nothing comes in Bells Pine Tar Honey Good for children good ¬ Ministers Should Use for everybody A remedy you can al- ¬ ways rely upon to cure a cough an at- ¬ tack of croup or other bronchial trouble Get a bottle to day Queen A- - ftr - It A I tar Sterling gas and electric light plants were sold Saturday under a Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc Turf Notes decree of the United States District Talbot Bros shipped their stable of Court by George W Baird receiver race horses yesterday to Newport The plants were purchased by George Clay Woodfords stable of race- ¬ W Harper of Cedarvillep who held horses will be shipped to day to New- ¬ mortgage on the property The price paid was 16000 port Jas Holloway Robt Winn and Ben Bourbon men well informed on the sub ject think that tha acreage of tobacco in Vanmeter Jr of Winchester graduatKentucky will be reduced thirty per ed last week from the Bellevue Hospital College of Medicine New York All cent this year The Queen City Jockey Clubs Spring the boys stood high in their classes Mr meeting begins Thursday at Newport Winn being fourth in a large class with inaugural stake The Butterflies thereby winning a much coveted posi- ¬ Secretary Gratz Hanley expects a most tion as hospital assistant Mr Winn is an uncle of Chas Winn of this city successful meeting The Mt ¬ ¬ STOCK AND TURF NEWS 210291 is shown Crescent Koute s International Convention Y M C A Mobile April2L 25 International Conference General secretarys elma April 24 28 For the meetings named above we have arranged with our connections for traiu ser vice to Mobile Ala through beinia thus obviating the necessity of S3 additional fare which will have to be paid on tickets pur- chased via the other routes Queen Crescent train service from Cin- cinuati to the South is too well known to re ¬ quire any praise Low rates in effect for these meetings All trains run via Chatta- ¬ nooga and Lookout Mountain C W Rinearson Geul Passr Agent Cincinnati Fiscal Court Meeting i Mttff ffiliif LJJjtf JiiHijjjjfii iHJiiiijimujjjiiiiin srj t - i T brought from 10 to 30 cows 30 corn in crib 85 cents per bbl corn in field 45 cents per shock four acres of tobacco brought 335 per cwt v The largest line of carpets in Ken ¬ Special Commissioner J Q Ward sold tucky at J T Hintons Prices guaran- ¬ personal property as follows Horses teed To Cure A Cold At Mrs Louisa Combs sale Saturday In One Day Tab- ¬ I- w-- W a IWfc Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair All druggists refund the money rif it fails to cure 25c For sale by W Tr Brooks and James Kennedv - Paris j t lets Take Laxative Bromo Quinine - Jtyc r S DR at J T Hintons Queen Brussels carpets 39 cents per yard Crescent Bates M v t A- - CREAM - G - BAKING P0WDIR MOST PERFECT MADE Round trip tickets from Junction City and all points North to Cincinnati and return on sale daily March 29th to April 3d One fare round trip account Grand Opera Festival in Music Hall Great Artiste rich program of masterpieces Visit the Queen City during this Festi- ¬ val season Your agent can give you full particulars COmfort HERB IS NO PROFESSION whose labors so severely tax the nervous sys- ¬ tem as that of the ministrv The de rangement of the nerve centers of the brain by over work frequently brings on attacks of heart trouble and nervous prostration Rev J P Kester M D Pastor U B church London Mills Ills himself a physi- ¬ cian writes Feb 26 1895 Heart affection and nervous prostration had become so serious last fall that a little over work in the pulpit would so completely prostrate me Tr jyTilPS fcat seemed certain I must relinquish the work Clire of the ministry entirely Heart palpitation became so bad that myauditors JeStOreS would ask me if I did not 1T o XlCalllUoaes have heart disease Last November I commenced taking Dr Miles New Heart Cure alternately with Dr Miles Nervine and derived the greatest possible benefit I have just closed revival work of 10 weeks preaching nearly every night and twice on the Sabbath I can speak for hours without suffering as I formerly did Hard working ministers should keep Dr Mile3 grand remedies on hand Dr Miles Heart Cure Is sold on guarantee first bottle will benefit or mones refunded on The Bourbon Fiscal Court convenes Thursday April 1st 1897 for the Spring term By order of said Court all persons having claims against the County are directed to file same with me for ex- ¬ amination and approval for at least ten days before Court convenes Do You Expe ct To Move Or CLIFTON ARNSPARGER 23mar 3t County Attorney RY per Your Houston In flm wan li Heart FRANOORTJ MSCfflATI 1897 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 1 -- In Effect March IF YOU DO AND FINDYOU s - EAST BOUND Lve Frankfort Arr Elkhorn Arr Switzer Arr Stamping Ground Arr Duvalls Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Newtown Arr Centreville Arr Elisabeth Arr Paris- WEST BOUND 548pm 558pm 1000am 610pm 1040am 1056am 111 Cam 1125am 630am 643am 651am 702am 708am 720am 800am 812am 852am 858am 840am 950am 932am 938am 948am 348pm 358pm 415pm 430pm 442pm 452pm 458pm 510pm 530pm 300pm 320pm 332pm HEED ANYTHING in MY LINE I will positively save you money on anything in my line Come in and get my prices and you canJt buy goods anywhere else A pure Grane Cream of Tartar Powder Fres No dust or cinders on Queen from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant Route limited trains North Rock ballast Superb trains with every comfort Fast time 40 YEARS THE STANDARD and the short line to Cincinnati The best Arrswitrer productions of the leading manuf actur Arr Elkhorn Arr Frankfort Crescent ersand at reasonable prices Lve Paris Arr Elizabeth Arr Centreville Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown1 For Spring 1897 Lve Georgetown Duvalls We are now receiving Spring goods in Arr Stamping Arr Ground all the new lasts and colors 542pm 635pm 646pm 653pm 1135am 711pm li55am 725pm 704pm J T HINTON j RION ---- -fc CLAY GEO B HARPER GenU Supt C D BERCAW Genl Pass Agt Fkankfort Ky UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED TO J n ii V x t v r1 ft THE EOU ElON NEWS TUESDAYi MARCH 30 1897 5LL lLi 5 it u t 2 THF i M If JA v- - - Court adjourned Saturday There were fewer Commonwealth cases tried at this En lei ed at the Post office at Paris Ky as term than for several previous terms iss mail matter seco Last term fourteen prisoners were sent to the penitentiary and this term there TELEPHONE NO 124 were but two convicted They were Ernest Dodge two years for burglary SUBSCRIPTION PRICES and Will Mack two years for robbery Payable in Advance Both men were netrroes They will be S2 00 Sixmonths Oneyear S100 taken to Frankfort to day EVEN GET A KP NEWS COSTS YOU CAK GUN FREI OF CHANGE While sitting in the Circuit Court EOBT FKOM A room Friday we were happily entertainMake all Checks Money Orders Etc ed by W H McMillans and Harmon payable to the order of Champ Millkk Stitta arguments in the case of Selby Brussells carpets 39 cents per yard Lilleston against the city of Paris Mr Stitt represented the plaintiff and Mr at J T Hintons McMillan the defendant The suit was 011 first page Mr H F Hillen brought by Lilleston to recover pay for Read meyers forecast for fruit season the land occupied Dy Lilleston avenue from Williams street to the intersection The Monday Night Literary Club of Higgins avenue and from that point was entertained last night by Mr John along Higgin8 avenue to the Howard Brennan property Mr Lilleston claimed thac H R Duvall of Cincinnati has ac- he had given the land to the city under cepted a position as cutter with H S certain conditions but that those condi- ¬ tions had not been complied with He Stout Co was given judgment for 7 per front A wonderfully complete line of wall foot for the Higgins avenue ground and paper is being shown at J JT Hintons 5 for the Lilleston avenne ground Prices the lowest aggregating near 500 visitor in Mf Sterling Sunday In another column the Master adverMiss Maggie Hardiman of LexingPrices on yarn carpets slaughtered at tises public rental April 9 of a Bour J T Hintons ton is the guest of Miss Emma Hite bon county farm See ad Miss Fannie Mann will entertain the Paris Proposed Street Cars Violet Whist Club Thursday afternoon Dunlap Howe will continue as land- ¬ The prospect of a line of electric Rev Dr George Savage of the lord at the Hotel Windsor having street cars being built in Paris is bright- American Bible Society was in the city leased the hotel for another year er now than it ever has been It is likely yesterday 4 Dr W Price will lecture at Odd that a company will be organized and Mr George Nippert of Arlington Fellows Hall to nighf to morrow night incorporated this week and steps will Heights Ohio was a visitor in Paris and Thursday night on Psychology immediately be taken to secure a fran ¬ yesterday Found A small valise Owner can chise Editor Desha Breckinridge of the Several of the most enterprising get same by proving property and pay- ¬ Lexington Morning Herald was in the pushing citizens in Paris have interested ing advertising charges city yesterday Call at The themselves in the matter and the stock News office Mrs Thos B Eastin who has been will be offered to the citizens in a few The Imperial Encampment of the I days One merchant has signified his visiting relatives in the city left yesterO O F has selected E B January and willingness to take stock and donate one day for Newport Miss Sue Todd arrived Saturday A T Wright to represent the lodge at dollar for every foot of his property evening from Indianapolis to visit Mrs the Grand Encampment at Louisville which fronts on Main street This is an enterprise which will bene- ¬ J J McClintock May 19th fit every merchant and property holder Miss Louise Bashford arrived home Mrs Henson Davis of North Mid and be a credit to the city The shares yr 3terday from a visit to Mrs M H dletown who is eighty years old has a will be placed at fifty dollars each and Davis at Mayslick beaded reticule whi h was presented to every man who can afford it should Mr John H Smith of Ruddells her seventy two years ago It is quite take stock in the company Mills precinct left Saturday for a busi ¬ an interesting curiosity Dont be afraid street cars wont pay ness trip to Pennsylvania ¬ Louis Lilleston late of Paris writes in Paris Theyihave proved to be payMrs Thos Prather and Miss pleased with Kansas City ing investments in cities of smaller pop- Flizabeth Gooding that he is of Mason were is employed in a wholesale wall ulation and not so well adapted for guests of Mrs E T Beeding last week He paper establishment and is boarding them as Paris The Cynthiana Democrat says witli his sister His Paris friends wish you seen those straw cushions Miss Mae Hagele returned home last Have him great success at J T Hintons They are the very week from quite an extended trip to things for your porches Get some of Maysville and Paris Religious News Sotjt them now Mrs E B Bishop will arrive Thurs ¬ Eld J S Sweeney announced Sun ¬ day from Ashe viile N C to spend the Known In The Bluegrass day that if his health did not improve Summer with her brother Mr G S he would be compelled to give up his The following notes are gleaned Varden Mrs Bishop will r be accom ¬ charge of the Paris Christian Church at about ball tossers known in the Blue panied by her two children least for a time Eld Chas Loos of grass Kahoe who is on the pay roll of Miss Lizzie Grinnan of Cynthiana Lexington filled Eld Sweeneys pulpit the Cincinnati Reds will play with Miss Mattie Grinnan of this city Sunday Indianapolis in the Western League and It is probable that Eld Zach Sweeney Matthews and Maloney will be with the are visiting Miss Mattie Dudley in Car-¬ of Columbus Ind will come to this Newport Reds and Hornberger Berte lisle Miss Lizzie Grinnan will visit in city soon to conduct a reviyal and Sham Myers will play with the this city before returning home Hon C M Thomas and wife ex- ¬ Blue Licks Sam Leever will pitch for An Intelligent Cat the Richmond Va team of the At- ¬ pect to sail April 8th from Marseilles Dr W M Miller of Millersur lanta League and will get 150 per for New York They will be accom- ¬ is the possessor of a remarkably intelli- ¬ month and expenses Bill Nye has panied by Miss Sallie Withers of Lexr gent Maltese cat She will rattle the joined the Norfork Va club Tanne ington who has been abroad for several inside shutters when she vrants to get hill is a member of the Pittsburg team months out of the house and when she wants to Theo Conover will twirl for the Nash- ¬ Mr and Mrs Thos Denigan who get in she jumps up and rings the door ville Tenn team have been spending a few days in Paris visiting Mrs Denigans brother Mr bell A nnmber of persons have seen Important Notice Wm Myall left Saturday for Cincin- ¬ her ring the bell On and after April let 1897 I will nati to spend a few days before return- ¬ Mrs Itions Millinery Openings work strictly for cash I will keep no ing to their home in San Francisco and will therefore I respectfully invite all the ladies books I will discount mynot credit any- ¬ Mr Wm Myall and daughter Edith one bills ten per of Paris and surrounding territory to cent but will positively not do any and Mr E J Myall spent Sunday with visit my millinery rooms and inspect credit business I am compelled to them in Cincinnati my handsome Spring stock I have em give my collector ¬ ployed Miss Corbett an expert and ex- ¬ lecting my bills ten per cent for colLowest prices best goods and a com- ¬ and therefore will perienced trimmer of Cincinnati to lose nothing by this method butI will plete assortment of styles is the secret superintend my trimming department protect myself from losses and at the The numerous elegant creations that she same time I will save my patients ten of the large business J T Hinton does has prepared for my Spring openings per cent Declamatory Contest Friday and Saturday April 2d and 3d I will thank my patients if they will will certainly afford much pleasure to call and settle all their old bills and Sis young lady declaimers who have the lovers of dainty and exquisite milli- ¬ save costs nery Call and see them on Friday and Thanking you for past kindnesses I each won a medal in similar contests Respectfully Saturday hope still to merit a part of your patron- will compete for a diamond ring at the Mrs Geo Rion age Cynthiana opera house on April 9th Sincerely 30mar tf Dr J R Adair The young ladies will be Miss Jessie Police Court News 39 cents per yard Lillard of Nicholasville Miss Clara In Judge Webbs court yesterday at Brussels carpets Gunn of Lexington Miss Searcy of J T Hintons John Hall and G W Ellis were each Lawrenceburg Miss Hostetter of Lex¬ fined 750 for being drunk and disor- ¬ ington Miss Stella Wilmote of Rich Inherits A Fortune derly mond and Miss Annie Campbell of Gus Wesskllman who drives a dairy Cynthiana Albert Helvey who stole a pair of The judges who have been trousers from Harry Simons store and wagon for James T Kiser of near invited to officiate are Senator H L notified that he has insold them for twenty five cents to Hack Paris has been of Midway Hon A J Carroll estate in Ger¬ Martin Taylor was given sixty days in jail herited one fifth of an of Louisville Hon B F Graziana of by his un- ¬ Covington The contest is under the Taylor for receiving stolen property many valued at 85000 left Other heirs are management cle Henry Tegler was given a similar sentence Both are of Mrs L C Brock Wessellmans brother Con Wessellman in police court well known and sisters Mrs Lon Trenipoleand Mrs John Banks who was fined 25 and Lizzie Crehagen all of Covington Con Bishop R L Burton Lexington sentenced to ten days in jail for an attorney who have Judge William Holt Frankfort carry concealed weapons at Millers Wessellman and to claim the estate Prof Taylor Louisville Alternates and gone to Germany J bursr is repenting in jail Louisville Rev George soon have tb e busi¬ T Oneil write that they will Darsie Frankfort Helm Biuce Louisness settled Prettier Than Ever o ville J W Alcorn Stanford and A Y Everybody at Mrs M Parkers is Completed A Big Contract Ford Louisville will be the judges in busj as can be getting ready for Vy J M Thomas Son of this city the inter collegiate oratorical contest Spring display of millinery to take place Friday night at the Lexington opera ¬ Friday and Saturday The display this have completed their contract of build house twenty kitchens season will far surpass in beauty and ing twenty stables and City Jockey Mr Vincents Lectures style those of former years All that at the grounds of th6 Queen can be done by care and skill is being Club near Newport The stables in Mr Leon Vincents lecture on 250 stalls and the work done No collection in Central Ken- ¬ all contained car- ¬ fThoreau acth court house Friday tucky will eclipse Mrs Parkers for was done by a force of thirty Paris Mr was worth was attended by a good audience will take much de penters The contract style The ladies Vincent treated his subject in a most and a goodly sum of the licnt in viewing and discussing the about 8000 be spent in Paris Secre interesting manner and was accorded ideas ex- ¬ amount will novel nobby and the closest attention by his delighted millinery Remember tary Gratz Hanly and ithe other officials hearers pressed in her i the opening days Friday and Saturday arewelipieasea witn tne worK Mr Vincent delivers the third lecture April 2d and 3d of the series Friday night at the court Buy your furniture where you can house His subject will be Lowell at the cheapest prices If you want to see a beautiful line of buy the best big house on the eorner is Brussels carpets 39 cents per yard straw mattings call at J T Hintons Hintons the atJ7T Hintons the place and you can be satisfied -- IIJW KJi V 1U Seventeenth Year Established 1881 I II10M jww wh NFWS Circuit Court Adjourns The March term of the Bourbon Circuit PEESONAL MENTION 1 - NUKEIAL KNOTS ¬ Pe t - jm ¬ ¬ Engagements Announcements And Sol emnizations Of The Marriage Vows COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Isaac JParriahand Miss Dessie Viri THE NEWS MAN gate prpmirieht youg people of Ver- Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Iiobbies And Mr FraukVan Winkle of Danville Elsewhere and Mi88 iKate Menzies of Covington Mr E E Exon was in Cincinnati will wed at Falmouth April 7th Sunday he marriage of Mr Edward B6yd Mr W M Goodloe is in Cincinnati of Daljas Texas and Miss Minnie on a business trip McDougall of MaysvilleV will occur Mr Duncan Bell of Lexington waa April 29th in the city Sunday W R Harbbld formerly employed as Clays Mr Albert Hinton visited friends a prescription clerk in Clark drugstore will wed Miss Lyda Mul in Lexington Sunday Mr and Mrs J Frank Clay were in brideApril 7th at Louisville They will reside in Lexington Cincinnati yesterday The announcement last week at Day ¬ Postmaster Shanks of Newport ton Ky of the marriage of Miss Miriam was in the city Friday Smith and Dr B M Kaighn to occur Miss Margaret Terry is making a after Easter has developed a romantic short visit in Lexington story The couple were secretly mar ¬ Maysville ried August 28 1895 under an elm tree Mr Hamlet Sharpe of was in the city yesterday near Ft Thomas Mi3s Smith is a Dr R A Sprake of Cynthiana charming young lady and is known to was in the city yesterday many persons in this city Mrs Chas Webber returned Satur- ¬ Brussels carpets 39 cents per yard day to her home in Shelby ville at J T Hintons Mr Charlton Alexander Jr was a - MI fv p M - V Look Before You Buy y ii 4 - v ft - Andrenaember we guarantee morefcforoUf nrbtfey thari you can buy elsewhere or your money refund- etf rand you to betftejudge of it Buy your shoes of us and get onebf theTbeautiful medallion pictures FREE See them on exhibition at our store DAVISTHOMS0NIISGRIG f ONYX BLACK HOSIERY -- ¬ ¬ ¬ n OBITUARY ¬ ¬ - 0 ¬ Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead A telegram received in this city yes- ¬ terday from Mr Buford Wheat at in Si IHIBIM r M H V Mill WPUBE Parsons Kansas announced the death WE NEVER CHANGE COLOR of his mother Mrs Wheat The deceas- ¬ ed was the relict of the late Dr Volney ONYX brand is the standard for Black Hosiery and is Wheat of the Hutchison precinct especially noted for Shape Elasticity and Durability Mrs- Wheats remains will arrive in Paris to morrow morning at 1116 For sale only by ¬ oclock via the L N and the re mains will be taken direct to the Paris cemetery for interment 529 Main St Paris Ky Socrates Bowles father of Mrs Henry Butler of Vine street this city and a respected citizen of Bourbon died Sat ¬ urday night at his home in the Jacks town precinct aged seventy six years He had been twice married and leaves a good estate to his second wife nee Misb Duke Letton sister of Miss Mattie Let ton of this city and his children by a first wife Mrs Henry Butler of this city Mrs A J Alexander of Hutch ¬ ison and John and Nathan Bowles of Spring Dress Goods in all the less Hosiery at 10c and 15c Missouri Funeral services were held at two oclock yesterday afternoon at newest effects strictly all wool at Others get 25c for the same goods his late residence by Rev Dr Ruther ¬ 25c and 39c worth double Our domestic stock is the best ford Burial at the Paris Cemetery Dress assorted and decidedly the cheap- ¬ We will still sell our finest Patterns in black and colors at 4 est 1 f - if i being deal of extraordinary bargains riow being offered by us and the following prices will command the attention of eyery careful buyer A CONDONcreated by the great talk 6 r ifi 4 V -- V BIRTHS some of them are marked 68 The Advent Of Our Future Men And Table Linens Towels and Nap- ¬ Women we will To the wife of Hon C M Clay Jr a kins are our specialty and K save you 25c on the dollar if you son buy them from us 0 li AtJJicholasville to the wife of Rev T W Watts formerly of this city a r G D Corsets 50c 75c and 1 are the best in the world for the son and 810 Extra good Brown Cotton 5c Bleached Cotton good 5c Money To Loan at The Bourbon 500 on first mortgage office price Ladies and Childrens full seam Very Best Cotton 8c 10 4 Pepperell Sheeting 18c Best Lancaster Ginghams 5c IPercales and Penangs 7c Ladies Bleached Vests at 10c fill taped worth 25c - - furv - News 26mar tf Apply charge See the new portraits we enlarge free of MASTER COMMISSIONERS OF PURE HOME GBOWN V - wm liT John J LANE Bourbon Circuit Court Peed Committee Plaintiff vs -- d -- William List etc Defendants By virtue of an order of the Bourbon Circuit Court made and entered in the above styled cause at its March Term 1897 1 will rent at public outcry at the Court house door in Paris Kentucky on FRIDAY APRIL 9TB 11 opiy 0 EDWARD IFtiFS JBL - Mi y S- 1897 ¬ -- between the hours of oclock a m and 12 oclock m the farm lately owned WE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00K OP by William List and fully described in the pleadings in the above styled cause IMPORTED SUITMS AND Said renting will be for a term ending TROUSERIM -- a ¬ ¬ ¬ session is tb be surrendered by the per ¬ son renting same to the Master Com- ¬ By express missioner of this court order of thecourt the lands now sown Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky in wheat and rye shall not be cultivated quality and style are considered w e asK you to give us a cail during said rental year and the re ¬ mainder of the land except the barn lots shall be cultivated in corn and to- ¬ bacco but not exceeding ten 10 acres to be cultivated in tobacco and it is further MERCHAiVT TAILORS ordered that the person renting the same is to allow said land to be seeded in the S E TIPTON Cutter Fall of 1897 The said land will be rented to the highest bidder and the person renting We arealso agents for the celebrated Chas E Smith Shirt Full line of samples the same will be required to execute bond payable to the undersigned Master Commissioner due and payable March 1st 1898 with good surety to be ap- ¬ pro vedby1 said Commissioner The person renting the same must be prepared to execute such bond im- ¬ March 1st 1898 at which time full pos- ¬ FOR SPRING AND SUMMER when jilxtS FINE - mediately upon making said renting and in the event of his failing so to do the same will be immediately put up for re renting This March 30th 1897 DAUGHERCY BROS 434 Main St Paris Ky i v 1 up-to-da- te - Have a clean new stock of the B 97 Cleveland Orient and Misses Childrens and Infants Phoenix Bicycles Spring Heel that are made like grown up line The in Paris Every pair brim Also second hand wheels at ful style and quality and will out wear their purchase price time EMMETT M DICKSON MC CC ever shown of Shoes peoples finest t ¬ every RION CLAY reasonable prices j - - - - vt Vi 3 i- - T O 5j f U 6 V- - THE BttUKBON NEWS TUESDAY MARCH 30 1897 f v t- - itfr If- - - U HUMOROUS poetry ordinarily but this is worth it me he asked again waiving herquesv Nothing makes some wotnen feel Give your sister1liis from me and tell Seventeenth Year Established 1881 on v so important as to undergo treatment her to come and see me on Saturday at1 No Message from you Why should Published Every Tuesday and Friday by for a disease with a long name Atchi you send me a message WALTER CHAMP son Globe BRUCE MILLER j Editors and Owners Oh thank you sir and the babys Tell me have you been sick He I love you better than my eyes dropped modestly as he tightly She drew herself up haughtily This life She Considering the life you clutched the piece of gold put into his was too much SPRING palm And then he heaved a deep I cannot see she said that it is lead I cannot say that I am surprised Indianapolis Journal drawn sigh of relief 303 what and of the slightest consequence to you At last O joy sweet spring is here By two oclock every day people Though keen and cold is still the wind turned and left the room Only when sir in any way but I have not been And all the earth lies bleak and drear the child was entirely out of sig ht did sick And now sir if you are not a have made so many blunders that they And icy bonds the streams still bind Winston realize that he had neglected lunatic you are a most impertinent man long for to morroAV that they may start The scent of buds and coming flowers to obtain the name and address of the and if you do not leave this house at all over again Atchison Globe Is in the air and fills my heart Young man said the minister new genius he had discovered He once I will call an officer to remove And soon the woods and leafy bowers solemnly Avhy do you postpone your turned the poem to the light but with you Will in new life and beauty start Oh its neA er too late no success Upon the back of the double He John Winston threatened by reformation From yonder hedge first of his clan sheet however was a sketchy head this mite of womanhood with being put to mend replied the youth N Y A bird begins his song to sing drawn faintly in pencil The lines were out by an officer The idea was so ab- ¬ World As though he would do all he can To welcome back the sweet new spring bad and the drawing crude in every surd that he laughed aloud thus fur- ¬ Mother How is it that you get so in- ¬ nishing his listener with way but the sketch was evidently many bad marks at school Little That spring is here scarce need be told tended for the cherub who had just Johnny Well the teacher has got to And soon the trees will all be green proof of his insanity She went to And nature robed in green and gold visited him In one corner was the the pull to ring the bell but Winston mark somebody or else folks Avill think Stand out in all her glorious sheen she is not attending to her business artists name Marie Wendall Jot- ¬ grew grave again in a moment ting it down in his note book and pass For from the sere leaves at my feet Miss Wendall please he ex- ¬ Tit Bits A modest violet lifts its head eyes claimed ing his hand over his forehead and Wouldnt Stand Alone They tell Let me tell you all about And with a fragrance passing sweet as though to erase all outside impres- this I am neither insane nor imperti- ¬ me Van Wither is very eak since his It warns m heed well where I tread sions the great editor was no longer a nent but very much perplexed Listen last sickness He is I saAV him on And here too at my feet I see man he was once more a machine to me for three minutes It is all I the street just uoaa and asked him for 0 A daffodil with golden bell With relief the waiting pressmen and ask fiver but he couldnt stand a loan As though about to ring with glee typos heard his whistle below and they When he reached the conclusion she Cincinnati Commercial Tribune The gladsome news It comes to tell r knew that whatever fit had took him looked up with quivering lips and tear Englishman in British museum And earth so long in slumber deep as the devil expressed it the autocrat dimmed eyes This book sir Avas once oAvned by Stirs dreamily as if to wake was ready for work once more But From its protracted frozen sleep American Tourist Pshaw Oh sir it is that dreadful boy I Cicero And from its icy bondage break they looked at each other aghast when think he will kill me This is the worst Thats nothing Why in one of our the message came over the tube American museums Ave have the lead And soon the newly wakened power thing he has done yet Take out that article on the coal re- ¬ Will in each bush and tree be stirred pencil that Noah used to cheek off the He may have done this innocently A nd throb in every charming flower gions I sent down half an hour ago and suggested Winston kindly A boy animals as they came out of the ark And in the song note of each bird set this poetry instead Tit Bits with a So lessons sweet and full of grace Surelv the old man had gone off his Inopportune Proprietor of Ton No I know what you would say Lifes darkest hours will surely bring head A boy with a face like couldnt sorial Parlors See here Avhcn that Some flower of hope will show its face That forms locked up and just go- do such a thing wickedly that lie could Mr Norox comes here again to get Some bird of promise sweetly sing But William G Haeselbarth in Christian ing to press the foreman ventured to he can That boy is capable of any ¬ shaved before you commence on him Work remonstrate a a face thing He but just mention to him that avc have goni2 Blast the form Do as I say came he acts likehas demon like cherubday a Why one I over to the cash system Subordinate from above IN AN EVIL MOMENT came home and found him a few streets Artist Oh Lord I did the last time Came again from off But itll take dressed like a beggar his face cov- ¬ he AAas here and his face got so long that the depths BY EMMA C HEWITT ered with dirt and with an old tin cup I didnt g et through by closing time Do it if it takes all night Who in his hand collecting pennies from Truth owns this paper anyway roared Wins The editor sat in his sanctum a ton and shut the tube with a snap to passers by for his sick sister Im sure THE CZARS FRIGHT I dont know what he does with his heavy frown upon his brow his blue denote that as far as he was concerned money but f know that I will not let Caused ly Precautions Taken for Hi1 pencil in hand rapidly scoring Gere the interview was over Personal Safety more than pnd there with a muttered curse first Something had disturbed him more him have any is enough forallowance While Nicholas II Avas traveling re a boj1which for the stupidity of typos anon for the tan usual Perhaps it was the memory his age I think I refuse he manages of centiAr from St Petersburg lo one of th in When jtuiif sent in bv would be contributors of the little mound on the hillside per ¬ some way to obtain it But this is the imperial residences called Czars vil whose position and influence made con haps it was something- indefinite an lage he observed in his salon- carriage eiiation necessary His annoyance was impression too vague to be classified a erv Avorst He didnt do it innocentlv an electric button which he had nevei increased by the irritating- conscious- Whatever it was in half an hour for he read aloud to me while I copied before noticed What is it for he ness that a messenger boy was waiting Winston declared himself through those lines You see she went on a moment asked his at his elbow and had been so waiting methodically tucked his blue pencil into If your majesty aa411 be pleased to later we were only half brother and ¬ in stolid silence for some time Three its accustomed slot locked his desk become to sister His mother was Ave Avere not press the button the train Avill is danshort sharp whistles at the tube di took himself to his club for dinner an instantaneous standstill It a altogether happy after pa died xectlv behind him When he read over the poetry in the ger signal Poor child I should imagine not See whats wanted commanded great daily the next morning there I should like to see it ork said the magnate never lifting- his eyes and was a something which arrested his at- ¬ said Winston io himself areifa the sons Nicholas musingly and folloAAing his direct in giving- a specially heavy blue line to tention A scene a memory came to his charming- characteristics inclination placed his index finger hard an obnoxious word But the command mind but it was too elusive for him heritance from the mother and But I promised my step mother I upon the knob The train stopped car met with no response The silent fig- ¬ 1o spend any time in trying to catch it a dozen officials rushed into the ure at his side never moved Why So he dismissed it from his thoughts would look after Harold I cant help nage AAilh pale faces and trembling mans hand dont you answer the tube you idiot A distinct shock received an hour or thinking he needs a with a sigh over hand and foot A danger signal from him and she finished Die exclaimed furiously as the three two later recalled it all and too forcibly an imperial carriage salon excites no I should say so ansAvered John Win ¬ end whistles came ag ain short sharp im- ¬ This shock came in the shape of a note in Russia of ugh ston grimly and as though he would or any other reminiscences that matter patient Then his pencil dropped from from a fellow editor country for like to be that man avIio should have the Iris fingers and rolled unheeded to the What are you giving us anyway The czar left his carriage and Avalked floor Beside him mute and motion- ¬ wrote he You must have been short shaping of that young gentlemans fu ¬ out into the morning air less stood one of Raphaels cherubs of copy indeed to try to palm off on ture career An inspiration came Lets proceed along the track for Miss Wendall said he earnestly I half an hour or so said his majesty to 1o wings had he to be sure and your readers that old poem of Tenny- ¬ --riovQ clothes but one of Raphaels sons as new matter Marie Wendall feel sorry for you and the charge which the The train can wait cherubs all the same The same cherubs too Of all the colossal nerve I think is laid upon shoulders too young to bear Arm in arm they ma relied Avhile the it Imay be able to serAe vou in one war much craved for feeling of safety-- took face the same golden aureole The it might be called the Great Ameri Say nothing- to this degenerate young hold of Nicholas1 head and heart Sudbaby blue eyes looked into his with a can man but bring him to the downtown denly turning on his heel the emperor mixture of sadness and pleading- which Tennysons Xo wonder there had moved the stern heart stransreiv been a familiar ring- to the lines Why office next Saturday afternoon he wilT proceeded sideAvays toward the field Again the whistle sounded Without had he skimmed over them so hastily not suspect me of being there and I There avus at a distance of a fcAV hun ¬ a word he answered it himself creating Why had he thrown caution to the Avill rive him such a talking to as Avill dred feet a peasants hut which he dewonderment below not to say conster winds Why oh why had he made cause that golden aureole of his to sired 4to inspect Walking briskly nation by the announcement that he such an ass of himself that all who ran shrive up to a crisp We will see what toAvard the hovel Nicholas overheard a was busy adding with a vigor of Ian- - might read He turned sick and white can be done with him shout of Haltr uttered by somebody Oh sir Im sure Fm grateful to you gunge well known in those realms that at the thought of all it meant this fear lying- in ambush Halt or I Avill Not at all not at all replied Win- shcotanyone who disturbed him within the ful blunder f he only could hope next 15 minutes might draw his salary- that the casual reader would not dis- - ston gruffly but Avith a twinkle in his Nicholas stood still as if suddenly eve to date and get out Winston busy cover it Im bound to have mv revenge stricken Avith palsy Avhile the aid placed and the presses waiting for him Fif Any such hope as this was dashed out of somebody and he seems tome the himself in front of his trembling masteen minutes valuable time lost The luthlcssly to the ground during the most appropriate one ter aa hat passed between the cherub Just foreman passed the word along with a next few hours Letters there were Jt is only the guard drawn up along shnug the typos swore but it made from all directions jeering they were and the great editor no one ever knew the railway tracks as far as the im ¬ not a whit of difference The autocrat angry remonstrant everything but but the cherub the cherubs sister and perial train traA els he said by way of KnoAving your ma jestys had sent forth his fiat and if fire had sympathetic The world likes to be the great editor himself but the young explanation been discovered issuing from the sane- - humbugged but it does not want the gentleman came out of the interview a aversion to military display the troops turn it is to be doubted that anyone fraud to be a palpable one like this Aviser if a sadder bow were ordered to lie down on the ground would have had the temerity to knock And the readers of the great daily did And the editor married Miss Wen- ¬ when the imperial train hovi n sight The czar easily regained his com on the door before the allotted time had not hesitate to say so in most imcom- - dall Oh no he didnt at least not posure These boys have turned out expired promising terms yet Ladies World to protect me he said They shall re ¬ Wild with anger and mortification Xow how did you get up here and member this day what do you want lie demanded more and with imprecations deep if not loud DEBT OF THE WORLD Then he called the officers before the gently of the little creature beside him the great editor set himself to find the Dont you know that editors are very woman who had served him such a The ObIijationN of Miiiiy XiilionK I11 front and gave each one some trinket as a keepsake denuding his breast of crense Steadily busy men and not to be disturbed in trick It is only another evidence of the Whether it be a good or a bad thing decorations and his pockets of jewelry this way In accounting to himself afterwards ulter deceit of the whole sex he said for the nations there is no room cigar cutter knife card case and other The trail of the to doubt that the debts of the trinkets N Y- Journal for his extraordinary attitude upon this 10 himself bitterly Avorld are groAving steadily In occasion his only excuse for not pitch serpent is over them all Growtli of Cities any address or other clew to 1875 it Avas computed that they ing the child out summarily was the Without The fact that the big European cit 4700000000 as compared ies have been growing much faster than remembrance of a tiny grave upon a her whereabouts to find the unknown stood at Avith a round 4200000000 two years those of the United States is pointed ew England hillside where slept a lit- - was no easy task The simplest solu- ili- brother of 30 years before lion of the difficulty would seem to be earlier On the basis of figures many out by Dr Albert Shaw in his recent I came up mvself Nobody saw me lo wait llutil Saturday at three oclock of Avhieh have been obtained by us at book on municipal government in Eu ¬ answered the child in a plaintive voice bnt he knew very well that she would first hand and are likely on that ac rope In 1S70 New York had 150000 that had something unehildlike in its not put in an appearance She was too count to be more accurate than some of more people than Berlin in 1SS0 Ber- ¬ sharp Tor that She had the money the wild guesses to which certain irre- lin had outstripped New York and it J lease do you buy poetry sponsible statisticians have treated us still maintains its lead In 1S75 Ham ¬ and he brought from behind him a baby and that was all she wanted With a grim smile that boded no good we oursel es estimate that the indebted burg had 3S000 people and Boston 342 like hand in which was closely clasped that young woman he started out to ness of the Avorld to day stands at 000 in 1S90 Hamburg had 509200 and a hlieet of note paper 3800010000 Baltimore Avas once Boston 44S000 If he had announced himself as a hn1 tlie thor of his woes And by As probably every one knows France as big as Hamburg but it has long been subt3e but legitimate means means dealer in diamonds AVinston could not tllat r other man would have thought has the doubtful distinction of being distanced Leipzig has grown from have been more taken aback the country hich has the largest 327000 in 1875 to 350000 in 1890 and has Why Are you a poet he asked of Tolin Winston tracked her at last a mixture ot astonishment and amuse- inquired he debt The latest figures put the total distanced San Prancisco Breslauused nis JS liss w enoaii with most elaborate courtesy of the at something like 1200000000 which to be smaller than Cincinnati it has nicnt on his countenance 300000000 now distanced it Cleveland and Buf ¬ No but Sister Marie writes poetry little lady in black who answered his is nearly double the debt of Great Britain which ranks as sec- falo and Pittsburgh were all in 1SS0 big ¬ and shes sick and theres only two of summons She bowed her head with a surprised ond on the list Russia follows with a ger than Cologne but Cologne was us and she s sick vou know I told you that and I thought maybe may- - expression that would ask his mission tqtal of o75000000 and insignificant much the bigger in 1S00 Dresden is You write poetry 1 believe be I could get some money he Italy comes fourth with 500000000- - growing more quickly than New Or r questioned again with sarcastic defer- - that is if Ave count as separate items Ieans rf anover though a sleepy place Let me see what you have there the joint debts of Austria Hungary and is groAving as quickly as Louisville or ence repheci Winston abruptly She gently shook her head and mur the individual debts of ihe tvo portions Jersey City Cincinnati Enquirer The idea of the sick girl lying- at of the heme there and this scrap of a child out mured a negative with deeper wonder 1S95 at nation The joint debt stood in An Unfeeling rudjre 275190000 while the debt of trying to sell her poetry seemed to him on her face to which was added a shade Aurvtria alone was You are charged with carrying con ¬ 122678000 and a monstrous thing No doubt it was the of fear She thought her visitor must that of Hungary alone 207729000 or cealedisAveapons worst kind of rubbish It was folly to be a lunatic It all a mistake your honor You 806397500 in all The United States am Mr John Winston editor of the even look at it But the whole strangepistols that T I debt amounts to 330000000 and that see I had a pair of old to ness of tae situation had a sort of fas Daily Astouisher said Mr Winston of Spain exclusive illustrate a my pocket of the more recent shoved into pun recently worked up him The child grew red impressively playing his trump card cination for rery clever I and white by turns as he gazed at the and expecting to see his listener con loans in the prosecution of the war in E get the boys to talking alxmt balCuba at 279000000 Philadelphia loons and then I say my life was once countenance of the man who held his victed through her own confusion v Press When they give Instead of being crushed she only fate in his hands saA ed by parachutes is a genius Boy your sister ex said me the laugh I draAv out the old pistols A DlvlMlonist claimed the great man as he rapidiy Tes see Ha ha ha and bowed politely waiting And you have the assurance to tell scanned the lines with interest to know what iughl fol ¬ me that youd iscliarged yoiir laundress Did you invent that know just what that is an low this important piece of informa- ¬ because of her belief in divided skirts I dont Yes your honor swered the charub modestly but I feel tion Other than this tmTre was not A ncAv oman like you Cleveland Leader Thirty days must be something very nice or the quiver of an eyelash that shaded sure it You didnt let me finish I was goA Decided Misfortune the blue eyes raised to his eyes so like ing- to explain that she had an idea you wouldnt look so so Smith I suppose Jonesyvvas vexed an What a funny old fashioned little those of the cherub that th relation- it Avas the proper thing to dfcrithi my when his wife- leftj him - body it was to be sure ship was unmistakable uu uciwccu ncrseit anil BroAvn I guess he Avas why he had cuitJ You have never written a - poetry This shall go inat once went on her daughter justrivenj her 1 00 tlie daybtifore Up t the magnate and I will see what I cn io WJivcovou ask Oh Indianapolis Journal to Date THE BOURBON NEWS ii uu jluiuuvi j f jt we uuu t pu i JllUCXl JUI j You have received no message from - geo w Davis DEALER IN THE PAGE COILED SPRING W0YE3 ¬ furniture Window Shades Etc Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses ¬ WIRE FEEE 1 1 I ing and Repairing Special attention given to Undertak ill El Bj Ji I I -- I I j I t I I I 1 j I iiLl ltl fj I i T l J 1 II I J 24 i f T 7 L 999 K 4t V T ibi A S II Main Street --- - Paris Ky MILLER COLLINS Agents Paris Kentucky W O HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance THE VERY BEST OLD RELIABLE PROMPT PAYING This isa smepth fence that will tunj any kind of stock It is made from th best hard steel drawn specially for tbr purpose The large steel wires forming th horizontal bars are first coiled around a inch rod thus practically becoming COILED SPRINGS their entire length These are securely tied together by 10 croB8 bars to the rod The cross ban are best quality of annealed wire wrapped three time galyanized around each horizontal bar slacks for it takes a new grip for 90 in the shade gently but firmly persuades a runaway team to reconsider its action An unruly bull is safe as a canary in its cage it saith unto the festive hog thus far shall thou go The fierce wind and drifting 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 oc The hired man and cupation is gone tramp alike scorn it proffer- ¬ the lagging ed shade Like the model housewife when well supported it is always neat and tidy below as cheerfully as HOW T2 IS MADE most-convincin- g ¬ NON UNION ¬ AA HOTEL REED 3et Short St Broadway and Mill - James Connors - - Proprietor ready for Being a is self regulator itup always 30 business ITS ADVANTAGES Rates 2 And 250 Per Day ok One hundred good rooms Electric lights hot and cold baths barber shop and Postal telegraph office etc 21jy96 ly TREES IF ¬ Asparagus and everything for the Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- ¬ ploy no agents Try tis on prices and see the difference between those of a grower and dealer Catalogne on application to fl F HILLENMEYER 20oct Lexington Ky ¬ FULL stock of Fruit and Ornamental Grape Vines Small Fruits fiXjIj 1896 TREES POSTS - Economy is not our sole object in placing posts for farm fence at the un¬ usual distance of 20 to 20 feet apart Farmers say the closer the posts the That may apply t better th9 fence common fences but depending largely on its elasticity we psefer the long panel For cemeteries lawns yards etc they should of course be nearer 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 merits for yourself Estimates cheerfully furnished You may put up the posts and we will build the fenf or wo will contract to do th I whole job If you are needing any fence see us We vill save you money and still build you the best fence mada Respectfully MILLER COLLINS THREE POSTS to the 100 FEET - - - ¬ aid-de-ca- ¬ WaBwgk3MvB uL JZT -- Iirmr1 jL Una AA - - - ¬ Paris Ky Tito Fajje Wlr Fence In Bourbon Millersburg Ky May 4 9S Messrs Miller Collins Agents Woven Wire Fence on my farm for about eighteen months and am well pleased with it It has proved to he all dealing There is nono in the world that can eual that is claimed for it It turns all Mnda In mechanical construction durability of working partsflnonesa of finish beauty in appearance or ha of stock- and is as tight as it was the day E3 many improveiasntsaa the KEW HOMEit was put up and has stood some severe WRJTE FOR CIRCULARS- tests A horse of one of my neighbors The New Hom8 Sewing Machine ft fell across the fence a few months ago CirAWOKllASS BosTOKMA8a 8 Union Square NY I and was not taken off for several hours CmcAooIii SrLoDisMo Dallas Tejas Sax IfcAxcisco Cai Atlanta G a but when taken off the fence went back OR SALE ev to its place all right with the exception of a few staples During the storm of COOK WINN Paris Ky April 24th a good sized tree was blown across the fence and bent it down to th U S REVMDE STAMPS WAITED ground As soon as the tree was cast off the fence went up all right and wa as good as ever with the exception oi T I Green County Clerk 3It OHvet Ey one broken wire and a few staples out I want to buy for cash the following IT S of place Revenues either canceled or uueanceled at so well pleased with the fencs I the prices annexed when stumps ure sent in thatamam going to put up more of I good condition ii Respectfully Each right awav 1 cent Express red Imperforate 5 cents 5my tf Wm Becsaft1 cent Express red part perforate 5 cants 1 cent Playing Cards red imperforate50 cents 1 cent Playing cardsredpart per forateSO cents 1 cent ProprIetHryredpart perforate10 cents 1 cent Telegraph red imperforate 50 cents 2 cent Bank Check bluepart perforate 5 cents We are prepared to furnish at rea ¬ 5 cents sonable prices 2 cent Certificate blue imperforate locust posts by the car 2 cent Certificate bice full perforate 10 cents Delivered at your nearest rail ¬ 1 cent Certiflcateorangefult perforatelO cents load 2centExpress blue imperforate Ji cents road station 10 ceuts 2 cent Express blue part perforate MILLER COLLINS 2 cent Playing curdsblueimperforatef0 cents MOST POPULAR SEWING MAOH1NS for araere Eonpr Buy from reliable manufacturers tliat have rained a reputatf on by honest and square - h5 JPo0tbe deceived by anurias taint yoacan gettho Destniadoj advertisements finesSflnish and Gentlemen I have had the Pag Paris Kentncky aid-de-ca- 1 -- - ¬ - - 1 ¬ ¬ j ¬ - -- ¬ - - j ¬ - j j LOCUST POSTS i ¬ - -- ¬ 10 cents ceut Playing cards orange ceut Proprietary blue Iinperforatc15 cents 2 centProprietarybluepart perforate10 cents 2 cent Proorlctaryorangefull pefrote15 cents 3 cent Playing cardgreen imperforated 3 cent playing cardgreenf uil perrte20 cents 3 cent Telegraph greeu imperforatclO cents 4 cent Playing cardviolet perforate50 cents 4 cent Proprietaryvioletpart perfoatelOconts 10 cents 5 cent Express red imperforate 10 cents 5 ceut Playing card red perforate 10 cents f cent Proprietary perforate 6 cent Proprietary orange perforate So 10 cent Bill of Ladineblue lmperfoteln cents 10 cent Bill of Lading blue part perielo cents 0 cents 2i cent Bond impcriorate 40 cent inland Exehangeimperforato7o coots 50 cent Probate of Will imperforate Si 23 70 cent Foreign exchniigogreenimateO cents SI Hi Life Insurance imperforate 2 2 CLOTHES GLEflKED d REPAIRED repairing and pressing department Work done on short notice Our prices aro lower than others and we will do your work right PARIS FUHNISH1HS AHO have a first clasa WEcleaning employed to take charge experienced tailor of our TAILQRIKG CO V i ¬ rig ¬ ¬ I A 1 ¬ 1 I j - ¬ 51 10 Manifest imperforate SI 2 5 SI Mortgage full perforate 1 00 Passage Ticket imperforate 1 501 SO Foreign exchangcorange im ate o 0 4f 0ft 1 90 Foreign Exchange maroon 5 00 S 50 Inland Exchange imperforate 5 00 Probate of WilJ imperforate T 00 J0 00 20 00 Probate of Will imperforate 1 30 Blue and Black IoG 1 GO Blue and Black 2 00 5 cent Black and Circe n proprietary 5 cents u cents 6 cent Black and Green proprietary 5t 10 cent Black and Green proprietary jjO cent Black Greeti proprietary 3 b 1 00 Black and Greeu proprietary 5 00 15 00 6 00 Black and Green proprietary lalso wish to buy old canceled postage stamps and stamped envelopes of any and all 1S75 for which 1 denominations f will pay liberal prices AddressT U CJltEEN County Clerk Mi Olivet Ky Notf The above named stamps can be found on Deeds Mortgages Notesr Receipts Agreements Bank Check s etc from 1861 to lb7o also on Proprietary Medicine3 Matches etc Tne foregoing ofler is genuine made In good faith and will be carried out to the let tor in eveuy instance when I receive the stamps I have mentioned iu good order Reference Mt Olivet Deposit Bank or any official ot Robertson county T L GRKsa County Clerk 51 - 24mar tfi H S STOUT Manager W W DUDLEY BILL POSTERS PARIS K All Klndd of Posting CO ad Promptly Attested To Iltrttuting SKttu mm-1S-10-t- - TOWN LOT FOR SALE A 42xll0 foot lot in William ad jCJL dition well located Will be sold at low price on four payments one fourth cash balance in three equal pay- ¬ ments at six twelve and eighteen months Address L L care Thh News Paris Ky Ik ¬ ¬ ¬ - EHZG ¬ Si pair-o-shoo- ts BBKvjj Csnt tell yon all about ihe new styles -- A ill j ii -- r ¬ 153- 18-year-- -- f iw - v - - keUeM illlJsdted ipacflbut we wantTrouto write for onr w Wstrated it nd bet catalogue we erer publ hed AA for Gas It tYn S53 e W fcTe 2i5 Staeyan1 tliPe but you can baT ona cnrc LEg t lewest prjees ALTTAN6R RAMta variety levr prices uperior I iyZmZZirixOMi woAirM7ra IB 1Wlt0Vf0oh I Jh the xtdJi r Ohio laR -- A-i i Vt - fc3L 3 V v c C f THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY MARCH 30 1897 kr AGRICULTURAL HINTS SHIPPING POULTRY XG Coop Ilere Illustrated Is tlie Best Thing of Its Kind At this season of the year poultry breeders and poultry buyers are inter ¬ ested as to how best to ship breeding stock by express Expressmen have fmnd much fault in the way fowls were occasionally prepared for shipment and the result was double first class charges used to be made on poultry As this seemed an injustice oultrymen and expressmen came tog ether and decided on a hat should constitute a prop- ¬ I INCREASE THE RATION At This Time of tlie Year Stoclz S lion Id Be Feil Liberally With all stock that is to be kept through the winter it will be found easier as well as more economical tojeeep an animal thrifty than to allow it to run down in condition and then attempt to feed it up This is especially the case at this season when dry feed must be largely depended upon Of course the cost must always be considered as it is an item to feed and keep in a good thrifty condition at as low a cost as possible At the same time it should be rememberd that it is never good economy to stint the feed at the expense of growth With young and growing stock and iii fact with all that are to be kept through the winter it will be found a good plan to allow them to run out every day that the weather will permit but at the same time too much dependence should not be placed upon the amount of feed that they will secure in ¬ FURNISH COLLAR BUTTONS Modern Laundries Damase the Street Vendors Business Modern methods in at least one line of business have struck a blithering swipe at the sidewalk merchant who pa- ¬ tiently stands for hours on a downtowii corner trying to sell collar and shirt buttons Nobody ever tHiinks of buying any buttons from the luckless man be-cause everyone wno patronizes a laun ¬ dry gets buttons for nothing and in the course of a few months lays them up by the grss says the Chicago Chron ¬ double This conference resulted in the adoption of a one rate price in- ¬ stead of a double rate Also that coops must be strong- and slatted and not injured by other packages being piled on them If the coop is suffi ¬ ciently strong expressmen have no objection to coops being lined inside with i ioth to protect birds from a draft The coop illustrated above is four feet long two feet wide and 20 inches high made entirely of laths excepting the bottom and the boards around the base which are four inches wide of bot- ¬ tom box stuff The laths ou the sides are securely nailed to nosts which are oL one inch square spruce Such a coop will carry any amount of mer ¬ chandise piled on top of it as much so as though it was a box Farm Poul ¬ - THE SLATTED COOP er coop in consideration of single first class merchandise rates instead of ¬ every second year at least Procure a new lot from unrelated stock This is one of the essentials When spring comes and hens grow broody remove each one to a small house prepared for hatching Never leave sitting hens among the layers Around the floor of the hatching shed arrange boxes half filled with earth and straw in which are two or more china eggs Cover the hens Tor a night or until well settled again then exchange the false for fresh eggs Keep a supply of shelled corn continually in this sitting house that hens may fec d at their pleasure and get back to egg before they are chilled The result is much more satisfactory Aiso have plenty of fresh water and cjster shells Strong chickens will usuallj begin to hatch on the 20th day though some will be a day or two later Remove when dry and keep covered in a basket in the house If left in the nest the hen be ¬ comes restless and is likelv to crush them When all are hatched put the hen with her brood of fluffy beauties out in a coop on grass if possible but at least separated by a six foot poultry netting from the other yard In a week let them run at large in their own divi ¬ sion Never feed raw corn meal slops It is deadly If corn meal must be used crumbly johnny bake it first into cake The best feed is cracked grain fed dry cracked oats cracked corn cracked wheat After the first week whole wheat may be fed to which when four weeks old add whole corn shelled See that they have fresh water oyster shell and coarse gravel or grit of seme kind Troy I Y Times highest degree of excellence and most im- night Atchison Globe proved type As the unapproachable reputation of the Winchester guns depends upon Spcciall- - Rememlier the ammunition used in them the Winchesters are obliged to keep the standard That the Cleveland Akron Columbus of their ammunition as near perfection as is still selling round trip tickets between all try possible Shooters who want the best re- stations on its line good going and returning sults can get them by using Winchester guns Sunday at a rate ot one fare for the round CARE OF POULTRY and Winchester ammunition Send for a tripC Ask any agent for particulars or write ers Voice to F Daly General Passenger Agent large illustrated catalogue free How to Obtuin Satisfactory Results Cleveland 0 a GOOD ARRANGEMENT from tlie Hens Its all over the sky Golden Days Thev say who live together To keep up the vitality of a flock man How Two Oltl Hums Mny Be Utilized Id rather be most anyfames bright bands to look alike people that so Well justget in Is In historys class or necessary for a steady supply of eggs to Splendid Advantage Chicathe interest of science lets try it Than Atlas for he always had all old roosters must be disrjosed of On hundreds of farms are to be found go Hecord A world of trouble on his hands ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Generally it will be found a good plan to gradually increase the ration night and morning at this time the amount to be largely determined by the condition of the animals If good shelter is provided and they have been kept up in a good thrifty condition less grain is needed than when the stock are exposed to cold or storms or have been allowed to run down in condition Of course roughness is usually cheaper than grain and one of the advantages in providing a comfortable shelter is that it lessens the grain rations and if care is taken to make the shelter dry and comfortable a very light grain ra tion niht and morning will keep in a good condition But care must be taken now to keep a watch on the stock otherwise they may begin to fail and this implies more or less of a loss and under present conditions if farming is to be made profitable every item must be considered with growing stock their condition must be such that a steady gain can be maintained until sufficient ly matured to pick for market Farm¬ the pastures the laundry it had beside tlie grease Little Ethel wonder from the ironing machine and the ink talk about their Iold schoolwhv men like to days Little from the markers table two pins thrust Johnny I spose after they get growed desperately through the stretched linen up they is always tryin to lind out where holding the bosom and back of the gar¬ the teacher lives so they can lick- him ment in place There are no more pins Letters sent home with shirts Some bright In South and from Farmers relating laundryman started a new era by fur their own personalNorth Dakotain those experience nishing small metal buttons wlhieli are I states have been published in pamphlet slipped into aill the button holes of the form by the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Kamvay and as these letters extremely shirt caaising it to hold its shape per¬ interesting and the pamphlet arefinely illusis fectly The other laundrymen were not trated one copy will be sent to any address slow to follow and now half the men on eceipt ot two cent postage stamp Apply on the street wear these little charity to Geo H Ileafford General Passenger buttons for shirt studs They are made Agent 410 Old Colony Building Chicago of lead or some similar soft metal and There arc some women who are reminded evidently do not cost much for shirts - ledo O Walding Ivinnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists Toledo Ohio Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Price 75c per bottle Sold by all Druggists Testimonials free icle Halls Family Pills are the best Some time ago when a shirt came from i We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward J tor any case of Catarrh that can not b cured bv Halls Catarrh Cure F J Cheney Co Props Toledo O We the undersigned have known F J Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfey honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm West Truax Wholesale Druggists To¬ Hovrs This I If M Stop cs And Consider the All Important Fact Yomen t - ¬ ¬ j i 1 ¬ ¬ are done up cheaper and done up more that they are superior creatures every time by the way than they were when the a man takes oft his hat to them Atchison Globe humble but serviceable pins were used So therefore the patient street sales- ¬ Homcscelccrs Excursions itt Half Raites ¬ man finds a slow market with a down Via the Missouri Pacific Eailway and ward tendency for his collar buttons Iron Mountain Koute to points in the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A Wonderful Combination Being the only manufacturers of both guns and ammunition in the world the Winchester llepeating Arms Co New Haven Ct are enabled to keep their guns apace with new ammunition and their ammunition apace with new guns In this way by using Winchester goods shooters can be certain of getting guns and ammunition of the West and Southwest days April Gth and 18th For descriptive lets of the different folders address II Passenger Agent St 20th and May 4th and and illustrated pamph- ¬ C Townsend General Louis Mo Tickets on sale Tues- ¬ States time and map fiding your private ills to a woman a woman whose experience in treating womans diseases is greater than that of any living- physician male or female You can talk freely to a woman when it is revolting- to relate your private troubles to a man besides a man does not understand simply because he is a man Many women suffer in silence and drif t along from bad ta worse know ¬ ing full well that they ought to have immediate assistance but a natural modesty impels them to shrink from exposing themselves to the questions and probably examinations of even their family physician It is unneces- ¬ sary Without money or price you can consult a woman wnose knowledge from actual experi- ¬ ence is greater than any local nhvsician in the world The fol lowing invitation is freely offered accept it in the same spirit MRS PINKHAMS STANDING INVITATION Women suffering from any form of female weakness are invited to promptly communicate with Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass All letters are received opened read and answered by women only A woman can freely talk of her private illness to a woman thus has been established the eternal confidence be- ¬ tween Mrs Pinkham and the women of America which has never been broken Out of the vast volume of experience which she has to draw from it is more than possible that she has gained the very knowledge that will help your case She asks nothing in return except your good will and her advice has relieved thousands Surely any woman rich or poor is very foolish if she does not take advantage of this generous offer of assistance Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass That in addressing1 Mrs Pinkliam you are con ¬ ISIK JB5 1 st ¬ ¬ solves when he gets up in the morning is that he will go to bed earlier the next Probably the first thing every man re- ¬ PSBWA vm -W ¬ CK for a degree which he expects to receive next June He has chosen for his subject O II H from its inthe history of the B ception on the night of February 12th 1827 when 25 of the leading business men of Baltimore met at the home of Philip F Thomas and devised means whereby the trade of Baltimore with the West could be restored It was at this meeting that the company was organized which afterwards built the B 0 It It Mr Keizensteins monograph takes up the history of the road from that night PERSPECTIVE VIEW OF BARNS until tracks were laid to Wheeling W a wasted and work cannot be convenient- ¬ in 1853 The 70th anniversarv of the B O ly done in them without much loss of R it Co was February 12thlS97 time The illustrations show a plan for Mamma Wheres papa Flora Hes making the most of two such barns downstairs Mamma Whats he doThey are moved to a position parallel ing Flora His bicycle is out of bretfff to each other and are then connected by and hes giving it some more a shed roofed one storied addition as Reforms Keecl More Than a Bay shown in FSg 1 This gives a barnyard To bring them about and are always more complete and lasting when they proceed with steady regularity to a consummation nH 3 Few of the observant among us can have 0 c LC 5 failed to notice that permanently healthful 0 Yard- - r changes in the human system are not 3 u wrought by abrupt and violent means and that those are the most salutary medicines S3 o which are progressive Hostetters Stomm muni 5r Ci ptn Hen ach Bitters is the chief of these Dyspepsia J a disease of obstinate character is obliter5f Feed Floor ated by it ¬ two small barns instead of one large Star Tobacco one These are often detached or at ¬ Milton Reizenstein a graduate student of As you chew tobacco for pleasure use Hopkins University ot BaltiSpace is the Johns tached corner to corner more has prepared a monograph as a thesis Star it is not only the best but the most lasting and therefore the cheapest Miffs ff ¬ i It is not difficult to make old people hap py show them some one 20 years older than themselves who is still in good health Atchison Globe Fits stopped free and permanently cured No fits after first days use of Dr Klines Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa ¬ ¬ the oil lamp gas these are stages in Hie evo ft iixmnmssvsr eel lution of illumination which y l r0 today finds its highest expo nent in the electric light Similar and no less striking has been the evolution of grain and grass cutting machinery In J 83 J the scythe and the cradle were superseded by theMcCormick Reaper The intervening years have seen many improvements until now we have that model Harvester and Binder the McCormick Right Hand Open Elevator and that veritable electric light of mowerdom the -- afHKrv VVklrll JTBB7 wrV 5laW3WlmVNv zz0Z0fM yyyfylh1 f I JLv-r5-wwavvvxv fti V VVlkWX w a candle The pine knot the tallow - SS VTV m n g He I love you better than my life She Considering the life you lead J cannot say Indianapolis Jour that I am surprised nal ¬ nKWEA yuHrqi L3wAJ New 4 KZsa vJve b B 91 A Atfl k i m h IB B W T eS tJ a 7V4bi3Vnv brjri O m- - ¬ I could not get along without Pisos Cure for Consumption It always cures Mrs E C Moulton Needham Mass Oct 22 94 Tommy who was loan of Arc asked Noahs wife said Tommy jvho is considered great at guessing It is not only the handsomest mower ever built but it is in every sense of the word the best and if your experience has taught you anything it is that there1 s nothing cheaper than the best the teacher IvIcCormick Harvesting Machine Company Chicago - - m ¬ -- Doubled up and bent with pain Lumbago Use St Jacobs Oil and straighten up is out it leaves a card and moves on The Ivight Runninu McCormick Open Elevator Harvester The iJiRht Runiiinfj McCormick New 4 Steel Slower The uight Running McCormick Vertical Corn Binder and The Light Running McCormick Daisy Reaper for sale everywhere -- Opportunity makes short calls When one NY o ¬ Weekly 4Wtf3 I ¬ Just try a 10c box of Cascarets candy ca thartiCjfinest liver and bowel regulator made We could forgie the man vho knows it ail if he wouldnt insist on telling it all N Y Weekly A crutcli is used for sprains Jacobs Oil instead it cures your boots toot sah FLOOR PLAN HINTS FOR FARMERS Bounce the lazy hired man Everybody be kind to evervbodv else Feed plenty of carrots to all stock if vou have the carrots Bounee the hired man who is not will ¬ ing to feed the stock on Sunday Push every acre for all it is worth That is one way to discount low prices Kill the hens that lay no eggs Th is have nothing on the farm that does not pay Economize labor on the farm Lots of money goes to waste by the hired man loafing in the shade in summer Keep an account with each field on the farm charging it and crediting it It will be the best thing you ever did Use very little corn in summer for laying hens Green food may be fed at any time during the day One great fault is over feeding letting the hens goige themselves To get rid of small ants find the nest make a hole through the center with a bar or stick and pour in about half an ounce of bisulphide of carbon Then close up the hole tight You can cut off the combs of fowls if you prefer Use a sharp knife cut oft both combs and wattles To prevent bleeding first wash the head with strong- alum water and then sprinkle with nowdercd ammonia Weslern Plowman - from wind and storm and an interior that can be very advantageously ar ranged The arrangement suggested in the floor plan that is given in Fig 2 is for use on a dairy farm Where other kinds of farming are followed a dif ferent interior arrangement can easily be decided upon In the plan given it is intended that a feed car be used to convey silage grain etc along in front of all the cattle stalls Orange Judd ¬ ¬ inclosed three sides and so protected The baby said and gave that yell Which makes his father scowl I may not be a howling swell But Im a swelling howl Very Low Rate Excursions ker s Chocolate made by On April G will sell Home Seekers excursion tickets West Farmer THE PIGS How It Can Be Done Without Stunt ¬ WEANING Two sah one foh each with favorable time limits to numerous points in the West and South at exceptioncold stiff All ally low rates For tickets and full infor- ¬ StA Jacobssore and it cured right again Oil did mation apply to agents Chicago lcrth Western itailwav Your friends may not know much but they know what they would do if they were While Miss Fitz was away George toqk in your place N Y Weeklv I Anything happen Iwr parrot dont know she keeps the parrot lown celCascarets stimulate liver kidnevs and Life lar now and the engagement is ofi bowels Never sicken weaken or gripe 10c ¬ ¬ Xo-To-Bac ud and 20 the North Western Line South to the Use St Walter Baker I At C LtdL9 SA Great Scott Kph whats the number of Established in 17SO et Dorchester Mass f jfl f 11 i raft tea iLiji Has the well known Yellow Label on the front of every La Belie Chocolatiere H package and the trade mark on the back M NONE OTHFR GFAIHIAJF Walter Baker Co would work but after trying it pro- ¬ nounce it a grand success In the first place I get my pigs by a little care and patience to eating warm slop hen 20 or 25 days old By the time they are 43 days old they are as eager for the slop as the old hogs In the meantime I build a pen with a small hole just large enough for the pigs to enter and re ¬ ceive their tri daily rations As the pigs grow I gradually increase their ration of slop also decrease the sows ration of slop anil increase her grain ration By the time the pigs are 45 days old they think more of me than they do of their mother They will leave the dam while sucking and come at my call In the second place I confine them in the pen catch them one at a time and put a small ring in each little nose That finishes my part of the weaning process They will be able to get a lit tle milk from the dam for a few days ¬ Over 400000 cured Why notletNo-To-Ba- c never saw my way of weaning pigs regulate or remove your desire ior tobacco I Saves money makes described in print I have told several Cure guaranteed 50c health and manhood and 100 all druggists and they did not believe it about ing tlie it little Creatures for Fifty Cents 4HBb Ltd Dorchesterj Mass J you oat they wili call again Rest assured that if your misdeeds find N Y Weekly To Pearline Users Only 1 Limp and lame lame back Oil cures it promptlj- - surely St Jacobs It would be a good deal easier to love our neighbors as ourselves if they would r do things the way Ave do N Y Weekly THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK Cattlecommon Select butchers CALVES Fair to good light HOGS Common Mixed packers If a man could only get as much for his old family horse as his wife thinks the ani- ¬ mal is worth Atchison Globe Cincinnati March 4 SIX Light shippers PHEEP vhoice LAMBs Good to choice FLOUR Winter familv GRAIN Wheat No 2red Xo 2 mixed Oits No 2 Rye No 2 HAY Prime to choice 2 50 4 00 5 00 3 25 3 90 3 90 3 75 4 75 3 35 3 10 50 5 75 3 7a 4 CO 4 05 4 25 5 50 w 3 70 91 AiiT An cgc- VtfVJKtV niy stole uarai - n nn kt A XV into your nw No 3 Corn red j PROVISIONS BUTThR Choice dair Prime to choice creamery APPLKS Per bbl POTATOES Per bbl FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN U heiu No 1 northn No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed OAT Lrd Prime steam Mess pork 11 75 to ft fr Gh 88 25 21 iiotisc one pencd What has hap- - You have confidence in Pearline You must have or you wouldnt be using it But what do you do with it besides the ordinarv washing-- and cleaning-Theres a long- list of things in which Pearline ought to be helping you Why isn t it For every purpose for which doing so you would use soap and water Pearline Hr is better You ought to be ready enough to believe that with what you must know 01 Pearline 63i XQjR day last veefz V iJ 37 12 00 i S7tf 8 12 75 4 05 9 20J4 1 50 93 NEW YORK fore they were sevon weeks old without the application of the rings F O Poland in Ohio Farmer The old question whether but they cannot get it all Last fall both of my sows weaned their pigs be- 4 55 ¬ ¬ POKK New rriebo LARD Viixed ua 9 25 Western - k -- - The JRest Feed for DticIcm vDucks are omnivorous animals eating ftlmost everything in the line of vege tables and animals that comes in their way For the first food for young ducks nothing is better than the yolks ¬ For Land or For Crop of hard boiled eggs or boiled liver chopped very line The food ought to be cooked for the first week and after that it may be changed to coarse scald ¬ ed Indian meal wheat grits or rice Bread crumbs and sour milk are excel ¬ snails lent food as are also angle worms and jettuce onions have to be fed cabbage Isave a variety of vegetable food such as As they grow they should also Five times a Orange Judd Farmer etc They at frequent intervals day is not too often to manure for land or for crop is not PORK Mess much asked nowadays The loss of orig LARD Steam inal fertility of soil and the narrowino FLOUR FamilyBALTIMORE profits on crops require that farmers in Gkai Whet--N- o 2 Corn Mixed these times should get as nearly full re Oits Mixed turns as possible from all the manure LAUD Refined they apply If they manure at all for PORK xtes- First the future it is by seeding with ciover UAITLEWestern quality HOGi when they apply the fertilizer so that INDIANAPOLIS part of its benefit shall remain in the GRAIN Wheat No 2 Lorn No 2 mixed Besides this seeded clover roots Oats No 2 mixed ground does not waste fertility either LOUISVILLE by washing or blowing away as that FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red left naked in winter is sure to do Mixed ¬ ¬ it is better FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 2 Chicago spring rORN No 2 OATS No 2 CHICAGO 4 0 8i3 71 a -- 4 You VJSJttfcRQ eharflrcd with blood i thought liltlc of the AilVtV and V j xnilamcd In- matter at the time 8 OlttlU UI WCMJIJ lg Hit- for the enemy was Sgj waste matter out of only a vagrant cur ¬ lagwithe body they are rent of zh ButiSfes damming it up in 4 85 79g now you are begin m 8JV S minute yes every 3J4 ning to learn what tQAR5 heart beat adds to 22 mischief the little KitUOfi the poison in you 9 75 intruder did for 4 45 Normal action yourbackisstiffand Gff the kidneys 4 50 painful Your head will purify the S3i aches and at times blood Nothing 72J 24J you fsel dhy else wiJI passing I and touched you iiehtly in JWJVt fJ this Simply the cold Yvjttjfty xfey your kidneys They are over- - as settled on fAMPW TATHAITITir I 3 P A3 L t fiRfliT TTTtfT V caseof constipation Cnscarots are the Ideal ttUMfiKiUiMJ tire never srip or srirtOjit o nseensynarnralrcsnlts XsirA 8sn Oucano Donrroal- - fan or AeiT lore airrA irlBfiua uoosicriree Ad NAKKiitAu UttJUKliX t0 onro RQ7 2b SO MaSlsigllSas a m DRUGGISTS J 8 55 4 15 8 60 4 17 16i RL3vi TCffOOOOtt0fr0olcMK0C t frt y 31 Y r SELF W JSHflDhRULlUlS ACT k aK 1 A a KftO CMu B 1 HS fi IT u B tS B IH2 niton e w v A rl ifhoreprm er EnsfnnT NOTICE KAiin 4 25 2SJ 23 4 4 60 85 287 Tnca 1150 00 4 00 23J U i 16 85 4 40 4 15 84 22 18J hS A irzJfvU gy L A B EokL flf aa THE GENUINE rs rt t3 Al 3 SS lliEl E this machinery wIHrton- I vm Tim given to i icrh faiths P Addros W ALTFI1 WADDKLL JIollle fct- - Cineimiil Onto fie on lric h Vai soiu atopcuasfft proms son May uJsr iori tower ijr upjlt the friend in need It will reducethe inflam- ¬ mation so that the grip on the tissues of the blood vessels is relaxed and fthe uric acid is sent on its way out of the body PEISIOUS A for fiOLDIEKS sud XVXJUOWS Von for incrciifeo i2 Itciccted claims reorancd All laws free 3i yrc practice Success or no fee W HAY COAL STOCK GJUHK JIKL COTTOK SCALES ft U V BWirriaLUj HaI i qiTes Wrfes Rilggni sos aIbi JIttorialtk bcn Cincinnati U tmHVuUIjtoa LC IV rentmc quick reirefruid cures v orst Send for hook of testhnoninls md 20 lav g itt Jret PSY Ht K TiCW DISCOVERY UEKKXS 3 75 4 00 Hi UIHIWiiJlir 3XUl5P9ll it your ilrujrctsts TO 1- 5I Young growing animals are the most orofitable r Corn Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam 90 q e 24 19 Large lxmle or new style smaller one IgTlluRES Cough F53 lyUGfiTflN KM6 0FGUMS WHERE bJ Best 9 25 25 O - 600 SECOND HAND BICYCLES S5 AilmctJtfs GOOD AS NEW llimr bo viewed out LJifcirree 3UA21eadCyeIeJCouiajo I Syrup Tastes Good TJso uil0i Sold by druggists AIL ELSE FAILS fjg 1 Ef E 1630 IVIIEN WRITING TO AVI2KTISKR PJa8E mute thut you ssw tlio AdYcrtUcaicv Ir tkl pnper ANK Is 4g V - f Vr o J X SJT A s - It L m-- W jr jrwj V s7 j V feC- SRV - r X V 8 BAILKOAD TIME CARD THE BOURBON NEWS i MRGH 30 1897 r 4 jk3snsroxj2sroE3Ei3srTs Joseph F Williams as a candidate for We are authorized to aunounce Jailer subject to the action of the 530 p James M Thomas as a candidate Democratic party FOR STATE SENATOR L NRR ARRIVAL OF TRAINS We are authorized to announce From Cincinnati 1116 a m r m 1015 p m From Lexington 439 a m 740 a m 339 p m 622 p m From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m 333 p m From Maysville 745 a m 330 p m DEPARTURE OF TRAINS TWIN BROTHERS 0 GREAT BARGAIN xixr i H To Cincinnati 445 a m 752 a m 347 p m To Lexington 752 a m 1127 a m 540 p m 1021 p m To Richmond 1125 a in 537 p m - ki i 1025 p m To Maysville 750 a m 630 p m F B Carr Agent the from Senator for State District Senatorial Twenty eighth FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY composed of the counties of Bourbon subject to the Montgomery and Clark We are authorized to announce action of the Democratic primary elec- ¬ Clifton Arnsparger as a candidate for tion July 31st re election as County Attorney subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR COMMONWEALTHS ATTORNEY We are authorized to announce Sam¬ We are authorized to announce John uel B Rogers as a candidate for S Smith as a candidate for re election County Attorney subject to the action as Commonwealths Attorney for the of the Democratic party Fourteenth Judical District composed We are authorized to announce Denis Scott Dundon as a candidate for County At of the counties of Bourbon Woodford and Franklin subject to the torney subject to the action of thu action of the Democratic party Democratic party -- DAYS FOB JUDGE JOHN CONNELLY bU I MI v n ii i PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Your work is promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable D A JL JELixM O JlTjOL ITTITOTIG i U 8 AND FOREIGN procured EUGENE W JOHNSON soxicttor and attorney in pat ¬ ent CAUSES 1739 New York Ave Washington D C Office established 18G8 Charges moderate Correspondence Requested 2mar ljan98 i FOR RENT brick house on Upper I Pleasant street adjoining the resi dence of S S Clay Apply to 29sep tf A C ADAIR WO STORY ASSIGNEES NOTICE Chanslor are hereby notified to present them at once properly proven as re ¬ quired by law to the undersigned or to his attorney Harmon Stitt Paris Ky against ALL persons having claimsIsaac F assigned estate of E T REES Assignee Shannon Mason Co 26fb Ky We are authorized to announce U We are authorized to announce Wm as a candidate for Assessor M Purnell as a candidate for Judge Boardman of Bourbon County subject to the of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce S D We are authorized to announce Clay as a candidate for Assessor of James McClure as a candidate for Bourbon County subject to the action Judge of Bourbon County subject to of the Democratic party the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Gar Kenney rett D of Bourbon as a candidate for FOR CIRCUIT CLERK County subject to We are authorized to announce Chas Assessor of the Democratic party tHe action E Butler as a candidate for Circuit We are authorized to announce Wm Clerk subject to the action of the Demo- ¬ H Whaley as a candidate for Assessor cratic party of Bourbon County subject to the ac- ¬ We are authorized to announce T tion of the Democratic party Hart Talbot as a candidate for Circuit We are authorized to announce Will tlerk subject to the action of the G McClintock as a candidate for Democratic party Assessor of Bourbon County subject to We are authorized to announce the action of the Democratic party George T McCarney as a candidate We are authorized to announce Archie for Circuit Clerk subject to the action W Bedford as a candidate for Assessor of the Democratic party of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR SBERIFF We are authorized to announce C L We are authorized to announce Hough as a candidate for Assessor of George W Bowen as a candidate for Bourbon County subject to the action Sheriff subject to the action of the of the Republican party Democratic party If elected Mr We are to announce C Bowens deputies will be W W Daniel as authorized for Assessor J a candidate of Mitchell and James Burke1 Bourbon County subject to the action Z We are authorized to announce of the Republican party Brutus J Clay Jr with G W Judy and J Smith Clarke as deputies for surveyor as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the We are authorized to announce Benj action of the Democratic party F Bedford Jr as a candidate for re election as Surveyor of Bourbon FOR COUNTY CLERK County subject to the action of the We are authorized to announce Ed Democratic party D Paton as a candidate for re election as Clerk of the Bourbon County Court subject to the action of the Democratic FOR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS s for assessor J CLOTHING OVERCOATS SUITS PANTS HATS AND CAPS SHIRTS UNDERWEAR BOOTS SHOES ETC ¬ SxsSK JnA fife - isIM S -- vis Si - jjiii t H jH V H - H T party NT-- We are authorized to announce for Bourbon County The first of American Newspa- ¬ Samuel T James as a candidate for action of the Democraticsubject to the party Jailer subject to the action of the pers CHAS A DANA Editor Democratic party We aie authorized to announce Wm THE SUN FOR JAILER Kate Edgar We are authorized to announce Miss as a candidate for as Superintendent of Public Schools le-elec-ti- on The American Constitution the American Idea the American Spirit These first last and all the time forever 6 a year Daily by mail - Daily Sunday by mail 8 a year l- -r- E Williams as a candidate for Super ¬ We are authorized to announce W C intend nt of Public Schools for Bourbon Oones as a candidate for re election as County subject to the action of the Jailer subject to the action of the Democratic party Mr Jones candi- ¬ Democratic party dacy is in the interest of Mrs Landon Ashbrook FOR POLICE JUDGE ¬ 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 ha e a big stock to select from Remember this is a grand opportunity to buy goods very cheap Remember the place BOUKBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY I t We are authorized to announce W H We are authorized to announce Wm Boone as a candidate for Jailer sub- Remington as a candidate for Police ject to the action of the Democratic Judge subject to the action of the party Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm Wt are authorized to announce John L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of R Adair as a candidate for Police is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in Bourbon County subject to the action Judge subject to the action of the of the Republican party the world Democratic party We are authorized to announce John 2 a year We are authorized to announce Price 5c a copy Byjmail H Stewart as a candidate for Jailer Clark as a candidate for Police Newt Judge Address THE SUN New York subject to the action of the Democratic subject to the action of the Democratic The Sunday Sun ASSIGNEES SALE OP party BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM - Change Of Time TOLEDO All Points in Michigan DETROIT CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station The Queen Crescent changes time Sunday February 28th Schedules between Cincinnati and Lexington are shortened up on several trains The Blue Grass Vestibule leaves Cincinnati at 400 p m instead of 415 arriving at Junction City at 320 p m Train No 3 leaving Cincinnati at 800 p m ranches Georgetown 1015 p m North ¬ ST LOUIS Avoiding The Tunnel Urand train No 6 leaves Somerset 1210 instead of 1225 p m Georgetown 319 and arrives Cincinnati 605 p m Other trains practically unchanged Davis Thomson BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cars The pictures being given away by Isgrig are works of art and an ornament to any house Wrights Celery Tea Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping tion Sicic headaohos Cars Private Compartment Cars Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars Piles NEW YORK r v-ir- - 1UaolS ostip l k- - v Piles Piles Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will Be sure your tickets read via BIG cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch ¬ FOUR ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment E O McCORMICK is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the Passenger Traffic Mgr private parts and nothing else Every box is guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by D B MARTIN mail for 50c and SI per box WILLIAMS MFG CO Props Cleveland O For sale by Gen Pass Tkt Agt Cincinnati O W T Brooks druggist 24jy-96-- ly Wrights Celery Tea regulates the liver and kidneys cures constipation and sick headache 25c at all druggists Your Life Insured lc a Day Ji Our insurance is protected by bank- ¬ able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger guarantee given you We dare not use abanks name without authority if you doubt it write them Good health is the best life insurance Wrights Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach - Llr U WILBUR R SMITH LEXINGTON PRESIDENT KY - - I V 1 T - ML- - tf i - rf n c CiH f- ff I v ri TpfATVaTincr10000 successful graduates In eluding 100 in Banlrs Award of Bfertal and SMplcma at World Exposition for Book keepinc etc A Thorough Influential and Honctos CoIJtegre Hundreds of students in attendant the past year from 20 states JKuiiuecs Course consists of Book keepintr Business Arithmetic Penmanship CommJic u Iaw Merchandising Banking Joint Stock Manufacturing Lectures Business Practice Mercantile Correspondence etc Cost of Full Business tocrse including Tuition Stationery and Board in a nice familv about gOO Shorthand Typewriting and TeJesrnpI s are specialties hnve special tcachera inu EVERYTHING for Orchard Lawn rooms and can be taken alone or with the BusK Pull stock of Orna- ¬ jiess Course Special department for ladies mental and Fruit Trees Grape Vines SiiKaiiono The demand fur cur graduates n We different departments of this Collecc hc j - Asparagus and Small Fruits - ploy no agents but sell at Hying em- ¬ cecded itsnupplv prices Eiciincton Ky the location of Prof Smith direct to the planter Telephone in College is noted for K3 healthfulness cud fir office Strawberry and general nursery ibh- - by its many rail roiuLs 602 MAIN ST Catalogues on application to 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 trouble Rheumatism Constipation and fiUllUSS IBSEBIES 1897i W received OSCARexclusive agency has this and for adjoining counties for the sale of Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Bryans new book entitled The First party Battle It is written in Mr Bryans Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris best style clear concise and logical The undersigned Assignee of Isaac His inspiring language full of keen TUESDAY APRIL 13TH 1897 satire and brilliant rhetoric will charm F Chanslor will on C A DAUGHERTY interest and instruct not only those who returning every second Tuesday in each TUESDAY MARCH 30TH 1897 were his most devoted followers but month also his most ardent opponents The Optician La n d m a n HQU SE SIGN books contains about 600 pages printed PITER on the premises at 10 a m sharp sell from large clear type has been visiting this with 32 full page at public auction all of the personal city regularly for over property consisting of corn tobacco illustrations a magnificent colored five years and has ad DEGOeHTDfi work beasts etc and 136 acres 3 roods presentation plate and an autograph justed glasses to the eyes of the best people - - - - Paris Ky and 31 poles of land The land is in a high preface handsomely bound in cloth 434 Main St state of cultivation splendidly improv- ¬ half morocco or f nil morocco at S175 of Paris and Bourbon ALSO DEALER IN ed and admirably located being at the 225 and 275 each Mail orders will County and has proven himself com ¬ Address petent thorough reliable and honest Lexing ¬ receive prompt attention intersection of the Maysville Oscar W Miller Hutchison Ky ¬ Oil ton and Millersburg Cane Ridge turnYou can get Landmans glasses from pikes within one half mile of Millers- ¬ Clark Clays drug store between his Ma ¬ burg It is particularly described by visits and when he makes his regular Window metes and bounds as follows visit he will examine your eyes thorough- ¬ I ly and make any change necessary to Glass Beginning at 1 in the middle of the give satisfaction Examination free THE PATRONS OF THE PARIS railroad corner to Merimie and running References Drs W J Fithian Estimates promptly furnished for S 45 E 2052 poles to 2 the middle of ICE MFG- CO Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C glass paints painting anddecorating Maysville pike then the Lexington We appreciate your past patronage D Gram of Paris with the middle thereof S 47 W 10 We are now ready to quote prices for poles to 3 corner to Collins then S 57 next season and will not be undersold E 2184 poles to 4 a stone corner to by anybody Remember our ice is of pure distilled HOUSE AMD LOT AMD BLACK ¬ same then S 25 W 5064 poles to 5 a stone corner to Mann then S 72 E 59 52 water SMITH SHOKFOR SALE poles to 6 astone corner to McKee then PARIS ICE MFG CO N 42 E 7128 poles to 7 the middle of PHIL NIPPERT DESIRE to sell my house and lot the Cane Ridge pike then with tothe 19feb 8 Manager with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ middle thereof S 41 E 4224 polesE 4988 Josh Bartons corner then N 64 ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal to ONLY ance in twelve months For further poles 1ST 9 a stone corner to said Barton then 29 E 5120 poles to 10a boxelder particulars address or call on corner to same then N 43 W 6720 poles BENJ F SHARON to 11 a stone corner to same then N 71 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE CO 10 per W 8348 poles to 12 a stone corner to TRICK cottage 5 rooms Cincinnati O First class repair Ap- same then N 78 W 4360 poles to 13 the A J month B C LNtfELS middle of said railroad then with the ply to Or o edwards ljant f middle thereof as it meanders S 10 W 12 poles to 14 S 15 W 8 poles to 15 S 21 W 16 poles to 16 S 29 W 16 poles to k LL persons having claims against 17 S 38 W 3332 poles to the beginning the assigned estate of J W Mock Terms for Personal Property Co are requested to present them at All sums of 10 and under cash over once properly proven as required by 10 the purchaser may give his note law at my office in Paris Ky Those with approved surety payable three knowing themselves indebted to the firm months after date with interest at 6 The old and well known firm of of JW Mock Co are requested to per cent or he may pay cash at his Smedley pay promptly and thereby avoid court option Butler of Millersburg Ky now in progress of liquidation owing cost is to the assignment of J Q- Smedley The real estate will be sold upon a HARMON STITT All of the large stock of dry goods credit of 6 12 and 24 months with in 26fb Assignee notions fancy goods domestics boots ot sale or tne purcnaser terest from day shoes hats caps and every article kept may pay cash at any time after the sale THE by a first class store is now being offered oy me rsouroon A DESIRABLE 60 - ACHE FARM has been approved at cost for cash This is a fine oppor ¬ County Court The purchaser will be tunity for any one wishing to engage in to execute bonds with surety TASHI0N ftAGAZNE required the dry goods business and assume con- ¬ undersigned and con- ¬ I approved by the trol of a house already established antl ditioned that in default of the payment AWARDED DIPLOMA sub- ¬ well known throughout Central Ken HAVE a well situated 60 acre Bour- - of either bond at maturity the tucky Anyone wishing to buy th bon County farm which I desire to sequent bonds or lond shall mature and stock as a whole should address sell vIt is well improved Forr any be collectible- - Should the purchaser AND SILVER MEDAL AT further particulars address f ail to cpmply with the terms of the ALEX BUTLER sale the assignee will immediately reJ E PLTJMMER Of the firm of Smedley Butler 8jan tfy Millersburg Ky sell the property without waiying right EXPOSITION IN PARIS lumersburg Ky of action against the accepted bidder for damages PRICE CENTS The First Battle MILLER L H Landman M D OFTIOIAST LAIITGCLCEPPJTC i 10 Paints Tarnishes Brushes Artists terials Etc ICE ICE TO - Cincinnati Weekly I Commercial Tribune FOR RENT 50c A Year r ASSIGNEES NOTICE a pm 25 m mm - f t N GREATESfOFAU FOR SALE v I ¬ M H DAILEY ---- E T REES Assignee Harmon Stitt Atty -- YEARLY S0BSCRIPnNS22 JX A SPRAKB LUV -- Sntcr nov Gvfn----or-II0rcircularaaidrtAitsPre8iun SKLBUB B OS Lexfagtoc Tin vncaZltsn PARIS KY S H P HILLENMEYER 26feb tf - Over deposit Bank J Office hours 8 to 12 a TOILETTES PI BUSHING CO tion slclc headaches constipaWrlghts Celery Tea25ccuresdruggists ¬ 3 3R0AEWAY Office horns 8 STAIRS I m PARIS KTl p Lexington Ky m lr BLfZ U 1to 6 pm at 126WEST23STNEWY0R toi2a 1 to 6 Vi m 3I CC j xr 3KE Jl - jJOsr -- --- S fclia - J v i JUJIHIM r - - 5i A r J s Hlff t V A l -- t v iiftliiiiifiyrrr-tf- - - Jft- -- -a- -- f jy Vt - -l -- 3 Hi gl -

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