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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): April 2, 1897

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. - chaup a uii f i sidfelii tSiii 4aO 3rV ptA V V E irfrners i 1b Ha inn infill II U1 R B ON t- - NEWS Established - frJ PRINTED EVERT TUESDAY AND FRIDAY feb i 1881 Ar SEVEfflESTfiV f jMuOTTC a PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY APRIL 2 1897 MILLERSBURG NO 27 A Bars Mr Dare Judy and family hare re¬ turned to Lexington Mr Tom Prather and wife returned Satisfaction Guarantee Or money to Mason Wednesday Mies Mary Jyey lady principal of the M F 0- - is yet quite ill Easter is coming and with it the Spring We alL want to make a Bobt Thompson shipped a car of hogs good appearance of being well dressed If so come to to Cincinnati this week Mri Jaa Woolums went to Lexing ¬ ton Wednesday to visit friends Mrs Robt McClelland of Mt Ster- ¬ ling is the guest of relatives here Go to Howards and try the new Langdon bread new baking process Mrs Will Shipp of Carlisle was the guest of Mrs Hettie Brown Tuesday Messrs E P and J Will Clark went to Cincinnati Wednesday on business and get one of our suits made to order in our Merchant Tailoring Mr Robt Collier oj Mt Sterling has been here several days buying corn Department ranging Dr C B Smith and Prof Virgel Rider were in Paris yesterday on busi ¬ OUR kiserton r - News Notes Gatliered In And About The Soma Neighborhood News Prepared For Xer Perusal l HeUel mark splendid saddle stallion - Lafe Cunningham has secured the r TOE 9 DIMtEY TARP BILL rS Whitsitt Den ¬ Paris were guests of Mrs Nerva McKimy t rniSunday till Monday- - MrtSarah Leeds and son Lee -- of means higher prices for Fishermen haye been catchiqg- - some nice carp buttof fetoher John Hutchi ¬ son caught one weighing 8 lbs and Ernett Fry caughtone that weighed 7 lb last weekend will meet any club in Kentucky for anything from 25 cents to 10Qgame Husky Hatfield was elect¬ ed Captain Misaee Mary and Nina Jouet of Cyn thianvMigiAnna Moore of Shawhan and Miss June Jameson of Paris were guests of Mrs Mary Talbot and daugh ¬ 4 Carpetin gs for the next four years - uunam i Etc j 4 PRICE - CO ThferKiser Base Ball Club organized Anticipating the passage of this bill we hav bought largely of all kinds of 03LOTX3IIERS Garpetings Mattings Rugs Lace Curtains Etc- ter last week J Prices on yarn carpets slaughtered T Hintons Queen And while this stock lasts there will be no advance on former low prices Now is the time to place your at order We cordially invite inspection From 1350 To Our ready made -- 2650-i- - A perfect fit guaranteed Suits at manshiras well zvttf - 750 Ones in style and work ness Thos McClintock sold Carpenter Hunter eighteen extra large mules this week Mr Fay Thornton went to Pane Tuesday to visit his sister Mrs John Connell Mrs H fl Phillips goes to Cincinnati to day to see the Metrapolitan Opera Crescent Kates RouND TRtP tickets from Junction are strictly allwool a perfect piece of workmansuip and in the latest fabrics black and blue Cheviots Plaids Over Plaids and Cassimere We make an effort to please the -ia i- City and all points North to Cincinnati and return on sale daily March 29th to April 3d t One fare round trip account Grand Opera Festival in Music Hall Great Artiste rich program of masterpieces Company Visit the Queen City during this Festi- ¬ Mrs C W Howard and two pons val season Your agent can give you went to Nepton yesterday to visit Mrs full particulars Dave Hood Mrs Ella Thaxton guest of Mrsf Unas Darnell returned yesterday to BROWER SCOTT fc F Jv Poplar Plains Born Tuesday at Winchester a son to the wife of Kader Allen formerly 1 480 of this place Mr Will Savage has returned from Ohio Medical College the session are all new fresh goods and up todate Your wardrobe is iot com- ¬ the having closed plete without one of our Mr John Pollock of Steeles Wd has the measles This disease is usually hard on adults STYLISH HITS AND NOBBY NECKWEAR Mr Jas A Butler and family went Special No 5 This week only Suspenders at 25c worth 40c to Augusta Wednesday to visit Mrs Butlers family and 50c Mr James T Hickey and family of A large display of trunks and valises can be found atour store Lexington have moved to the Curtis Kemember you can find us at the old stand of L Price farm near town Misses Lizzie and Mary Taylor went Give us a call and be convinced that buying of us you save money to Cincinnati Tuesday to buy a Spring u i biock oirinuiine rfe- S MisB Bettie T Vimont Miss Sallie Barnett and Mrs Jos A- - Miller were in Cincinnati Wednesday Messrs Bell and Lige Reese of Mason county were guests of their sister Mrs I F Chanslor this week The Millersburg Female College Buildings have been sold to Prof Fisher of Abbingdon Va Robt Miller and wife returned Wed nesday from a visit to their daughter Mrs A J Lamb at GaliatinN Tenn For Sale Registerd Poland China male hog weight 150 lbs as prices Our Little ToCiire A Cold In One Day lets Alljdruggists refund the money if it failsto cure 25c For sale by W T Brooksiand James Kennedy Pans 3 Ky PRIDE OF PA The BpsT The Whitest Purest and Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ ttm stiiifs at When you take cold nothing coineB in so useful as a bottle of Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey Good for children good for everybody FLOU PARIS MILLING CO Ask Your Grocer For It 3 A remedy you can al¬ ways relyupon to cure a cough an at-¬ tack of croup or other bronchial trouble Get a bottle to day i t 7- - t Iznportant Notice Take No Other PRICE In This City iiiij On and after April 1st 1897 I will work strictly lor cjasb I will keep no books and will therelbre not credit any ¬ one I will discount my bills ten per cent but will- noaitivelv not do anv credit Jpsineas I am compelledito - SACK sv K r-r--- EVERY GUARANTEED V CO lectmg mybulsnd therefore I will lose nothing by this method but will protect ni3Tsel from losses andi afcthe same time I will save my patients ten per cent I will thank my patients if they will call and settle all their old bills and save costs W----i- - - - a1m J tc -- qib 3 V- - - CiO fi l - c 1 jBte r - Vl H S STOUTS AT Thanking you for past kindnesses I hope still to merit a part of your patron ¬ -- ¬ BUSINESS SUITS age 30mar tf Ij Dr J R Adair N Excursion Kates i Sincerely 230O To 2800 Made-to-Order Helped to build up the largest tailoring business in Paris Ky Pants 350 0 To 1000 guaranteed every one a fit or no pay Paris FnrnMingandTailoriD 2 UK H S STOUT Manager Fred Lansing H K Duvall -- Cutters Mrs W B Conway has had a hand somejgranite monument erected to the memory of her husband by W A Hill Prices on yarn carpets slaughtered at of Paris J T Hintons Miss Mary Lewis Armstrong of the M F C has returned to her home at See advertisement in another column SonoraonJaccount of the illness of ner of W J Bryans new book The First grand father Send your order to Oscar Battle Editor Duley of the Flemingsburg Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour- ¬ bon county tf Times Democrat visited his brother-in-laSaml Dodson Tuesday and caught Incomparable more fish at the dam than all the home talent Crescent fast The service on the Queen train Chanslor sale The I F Chanslor room North Through Pullman drawing sleepers Standard vestibuled day farm of 136 acres sold Tuesday to Mrs coaches lavatories and smoking rooms and observation I F Chanslor for 5200 per acre Elegant Cafe parlorhours to Cincinnati cars 10 Nine and one half Corn brought 102 per barrel hay 7 hours to Louisville from Chattanooga to 10 per stack O L Mitchell Div Past r Agt Carpenter Hunter shipped one car Chattanooga Tenn of mnles and forty horses from here yesterday Among them were seven nioe teams and several fine roadsters and saddle horses w On account of the Grand Italian and R Turner German Festival at Cincinnati March N will sell Mrs Miss Dorothy Peed Frank 29th to April 3d the L round trip tickets at one fare Ingels and Mrs John Stuart went to FB Carr N Cincinnati yesterday to see the styles Paris Agt L G A SWING FREE Messrs Tarr Tempi in will shortly issue a folder to advertise the merits of the Templin Swing which tley are now manu-¬ facturing for the Spring trade at their planing mill in this city To the child 15 years old or under who will furnish them the best advertisement for their folder or the one they will accept for same will be presented with one of their best and nicest swings free of cost delivered at their home or R R station The folder will be 3x5J inches and three or four pages will bo given to the aforesaid advertisement All children contesting for the swing must bring or mail tha work on or before April 15 th 1897 The swing will be delivered to winner on May 1st Parents and contestants are invited to call at the planing V RESTORED MANHOOD HHnHiBiHHBi Mlfrht1xr VmloolAna RTCFORE DR HOnS News CARLISLE fms mill and see this novel and pleasing swing where any information will be gladly given j NERYEBINE I ISMlAEi The great remedy for nervous prostration and all nervous diseases of A tvirv r T PILLS 1 Mental Worry excessive use of Tobacco sumotion and Insanity With every S5 soia ai AND AFTER USING antee zo cure or reiuna ine money jk rat TVfoTVirrl Tmnntnnnv lor iuo per dox 500 if Moils CJULKailCiULiCO Cleveland TV TPwnya or Opium which lead to Con- order we clve a written miar-- VrVi f night Nicholas County Precincts The City Council will meet Monday Culled Froni For Sale By T Brooks Druggist j6 the county Cray and John sons of Dr W H Martin who have been attending Medical College at Louisville returned home Tuesday night The former brings with him his diploma Born To the wife of Robert McCowan on 27th ult a son Wednesday morning to the wife of F B Henry a son To the wife of Raines Waugh nee Miss Bulda Richie a cities of the South with a service of superbly appointed daughter first born reaches the principal through trains Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars through to Harriman Chatta On Monday morning last the boiler Birmingham Tuscaloosa menaian JNew uneans Atlanta macon of a saw mill being operated near Ger nooga Attalla mantown in Bracken county bursted id Jacksonville Through Sleeping Cars to JinoxviUe Hot Springs scattering death and destruction in and Asheville and from Chattanoogo to Jackson Vicksburg Monroe every direction Three men were kill- ¬ ed and several others wounded and Shreveport Through Tourist Sleepers to Los Angeles and Among ftw owmcpn rhnin nf Routes to Texas Mexico and California ft w the killed was Cush Williams of this w vw OaU WSSr county His body was blown about via New Orleans or via bnreveport seventy five yards and although badly Short Line from the Blue Grass Cities to Cincinnati mangled and scalded he lived nearly an Free Parlor with every accommodation to patrons Mercvjy hour to Cincinnati Cafe Parlor and Observa- SJ Cars Lexington tion Cars between uncinnau jexiasLou auu COmfort Chattanooga Mrs Santee of Chicago is visiting ifv Oho her parents Mr and Mrs S McMahill John Cal Taylor of Covington ar-¬ are not so well known as some other rived Friday and is visiting relatives in pianos because they have not been ooxes Smith Barnes Pianos Not High Priced - - All We Want We Are Working - vNjr -- is jc Ji v f j THE extensively advertised reason they are For this same ¬ Is an opportunity to convince yoii that our work can not be excelled Queen Crecent ¬ They are most suitable for the homes of the people We carry a complete stock of uprights and they are well Catalogues of worthy of inspection Smith Barnes Pianos sent on request We are sole representatives for the Steinway Pianos Ior A Reputation V 5- And can not afford to turn out inferior work Give us a trial and if good woilc can gain your patrons age yours is insured Quick work and satisfaction Ernest Urchs 121 Co guaranteed and 123 West Fourth Street CINCINNATI O BOURBON OFFICE AOT STEM LAIDRY BRO W M HINTON JR Props Money To Loan WOKKS 127 139 SEVENTH ST PAHIS KY i- Viv Fassr GiasWZell Cincinnati Agt 0 W Q C Einearaon P A Cincinnati 0 S5 Superb trains with every comfort and the short line to Cincinnati jSo dust or cinders on Queen Crescent Route li milled trains North Rock ballast Fast time 500 office on first mortgage at Ths Bourbon ll Apply News r BBiLNCH OFFICE fW M Hintons Jewelry iStore l- 26raar tf i fcrvf B h INVIPERFECT IN ORIGINAL SK 1 i- - vw 1 VI ffa - t V I- - Vt- - -- r j-- r -- C r i ft- w- - tf HfaLX s HT 7f el - THE BOTJllBOJJ KEWS FRIDAY APK1L 2 1897 AT IZZEDIN A Description ot the Fight Between Turks and Christians Daring the Battle the Ioreign TVarships T7ere Ordered to Fire London April 1 The Canea corre ¬ 1 - tf FVr tJTit tw c - ji1wc ET IS USELESS DEADLY CYGLOffK A Ttt f t- - io 5M Prolong a Hopeless War Says Minister Dupuy DeLome ro Sifaj II P liloyd Wants to Be Minister t Belgium Frank Palmer of Illluoig Nominated for Public Printer The Cabinet Meeting Forakers Bill Within the past few days Minister Dupuy De IJome has said in private conversation to more than one person that the cause of Spain in Cuba was lost forever He 31 Washington March 1 jS - has intimated that the official adminis- ¬ tration of the island was honey- ¬ combed with either dishonesty or incapacity and that in view of this fact it was idle for Spain to be send ing soldiers to the island for no mat¬ ter how brave privates might be the officers were looking for private gain or public honor and sacrificed their troops for personal considerations From the conversations of the Span ¬ ish minister who has usually been so iguarded it is taken for granted in ¬ fully as may be The monarchy will ostensibly fight to the end but it is almost ready for surrender provided something can be done to cater to Castillian pride The Spanish minis- ¬ ter has seen Secretary Sherman very often of late and while no open nego- ¬ tiations have been carried on he has intimated that if they the insurgents would accept anything at all short of independence Spain would be ready to meet them half way Washington March 31 Maj H P liloyd of Cincinnati has been here since Saturday pushing his application for minister to Belgium He has nu- ¬ merous indorsements and a general pe- ¬ tition signed by business and profes- sional men of Cincinnati and else- ¬ where Senator Foraker Tuesday morning introduced in the senate a modified form of the Patterson pooling bill which permits railroads under certain restrictions to pool in the matter of the diplomatic corps that Spain is getting ready to drop Cuba as grace ¬ IK - transportation of freights The president Tuesday sent to the senate the following nominations Frank W Palmer of Illinois to be public printer Alexander M Thackarjof Pennsyl- ¬ vania to be consul of the United States at Havre France Assistant Surgeon James Oakley of Illinois to be a passed assistant surgeon in the marine hospital service Neither the Cuban question nor any other matter of moment was consid ¬ ered at Tuesdays meeting of the cabi- ¬ net In fact the session was without public interest and was spent by the president and his advisors in chatting over some minor things Very few people called at the white house Tuesday morning prior to the cabinet meet- ¬ ing It was the easiest business day the president has had since his in ¬ auguration Gen Draper of Massachusetts who is said to be slated for the Italian mis sion was the only visitor of promi ¬ ¬ ¬ 5r nence Mm ft s Washington March 3L The last dav bt the debate on the amendments that have been made to the general treaty of arbitration concluded with the discussion of Tuesday afternoon Wednesday afternoon at 2 oclock the vote will be taken on the amendments that are pending up to that time and the next morning the amended copy of the treaty if it shall leave been amended shall be laid before the senate The discussion on these timendments will proceed until Thurs day at 4 oclock when the final vote on the amendments then pending will be taken and after that no further amendments will be permitted When the final vote will be taken is a matter that can not now be determined for ¬ The Arbitration Treaty miles east of here at at Chandler dusk Tuesday evening destroyed that town and- the latest news is that a dozen or more people were killed and 150 badly hurt The known dead are Mr and Mrs Woodman Mrs Mitchell Mrs Thomas Smith Attorney John Dawson Injured so far as known are Samuel Highlower John McCartney clerk of court R N Black and father John ingguns in the block house Foster Mrs Empry Foster two The Turkish took but a small part in the fighting daughters of County Treasurer Ulam but a Turkish frigate shelled freely Samuel Winthrop George McHenry though with small success An hour Chandler was a town of about 1500 later the foreign warships were or¬ people Nearly every building in the town dered to fire The Russian warship Grosastehy was wrecked and daylight will un opened She was followed by the doubtedly reveal the presence Qf many British warship Ardent and thevAus more dead Each fired in The storm broke without warning trian warship Tiger turn aiming chiefly at the Greek flag and few had time to hunt for places of The fire from the Russian warship safety Judge Dale was holding court and gradually demolished the whole wall every shot from her taking effect the building was rolled off its foundaDespite the heavy cannonade the in- ¬ tions and turned over but the court surgents held their ground stoutly attaches all escaped A large number of physicians left throwing out skirmishers and driving outposts although here for a forty mile drive in the dark back the Turkish they were compelled to abandon their with a load of medicines surgical inown principal position behind the struments etc The storm came from stone alL the southwest with terrific force de ¬ The British battleship Campei down stroying everything in its path It began firing six inch shells at the in- struck the town square and but one surgents who thereupon retired a building the Mitchell hotel is left in- ¬ little distance but continued a heavy tact A later message states that a large firing for a quarter of an hour When range of number of people known to have been the Camperdown was at the 6500 yards she opened with her in business buildings are missing and 13 The effect was it is feared they are dead under the inch gnns or four ruins The true state of affairs can Three instantaneouspercussion shells burst right in the not be learned until daylight midst of the insurgents causing them St Louis March 31 It was rumored to run for shelter in all directions at a late hour Tuesday night that a The gun practice of the Camperdown cyclone struck the southern portion of was perfect while the noise of the Springfield Mo but owing to the enormous shells hurtling through prostration of wires details can not be the still air was enough alone obtained The cyclone also struck in to frighten the enemy Things were several places in northern Arkansas now too hot to last and the flag was speedily lowered and the in- ¬ GEN RIVERIA surgents hastily retreated while the Staff Russian and Austrian warships fired Was Captured While His Chief of From Was Attempting to Carry Aim with extreme accuracy a succession of the BattleftVld shrapnel The last shell was fired at Havana March 31 Several report- ¬ a quarter past ten The Russian and ers went to San Cristobal Tuesday for Austrian warships then steamed away the purpose of interviewing Gen Ruis on blockade service and the Ardent re- ¬ Blveria the commander of the insurg- ¬ turned to Suda ents in the province of Jinar del Rio Canea April 1 A force of insur- who was captured by the forces of gents occupied the hillside south of Gen Velasco during an engagement Suda bay Tuesday night The posi- near Cabezdas on Sunday tion was rather an exposed one and Gen Riveria as stated in the disthe insurgents were compelled to patches of Monday was badly wound withdraw by a warm fire poured into ed in the fight and was taken prisoner their ranks by the British Austrian as his chief of staff Col Bacallao was and Russian warships moored in the attempting to carry him from the field bay also captured Constantinople April 1 It is re- Col Cacallao was found Gen Riveria The reporters ported here that negotiations have who wss confined in the quarters of been passing between Turkey and the guardia civil resting more easily Greece looking to a settlement of the than he wounds hav ¬ Cretan troubles Whether these ing beendid Monday his Spanish phyto negotiations have taken place since sicians attendedvery by He was reticent regard those that were reported in the middle ing the condition of affairs among the of March or the report is a revival- of insurgents in the province positively the old story does not appear refusing to answer any questions on the subject He spoke freely enough on other topics and dwelt at length upon the history of the ten years war in which he played a prominent 40 - spondent of the Standard describes the fighting around the fort at Tzzedin The garrison consisted of 300 Turks who had 12 ICrupp guns and two Nord The guns however nfeldt guns ivere trained seaward and were use- ¬ less to repel an attack from the land side of the iort The blockhouse above the fort con- ¬ tained 300 more troops with two Krupp and two Nordenfeldt guns Be ¬ yond this position there was a stone wall where the insurgents were massed under the Greek side It is impossible to say which side began the fighting but the engagement was in full swinjr at 8 oclock in the morn 1 Takes Dozen or More People Killed and -- WashingtonEffect April1 1897 April The tariff I5d Badly Injured in Oklahoma bill passed the house at 425 205yeas 1 THE NEW TARIFF BILL Passes the House by a Vote of 205 to 121 nays FIFTY FIETH CONGRESS Extraordinary Session Washington Mafchsa Senate ¬ 121 The Storm Broke Without Warning and Five democrats Broussard Dovey and Meyer of Louisiana and Kleberg and Few Had Time to Seek Places of Safety Every Baildintr in the Nearly Slayden of Texas voted for the bill Place is Down or Wrecked Speaker Reed voted for the bill amid Present and not voting 2L Guthhie O T March 31 A cyclone applause Washington April 1 The following is the text of the new section to be added to the tariff bill as agreed upon by the republican members ot the committee of ways and means fix-mg me date on wnich the duties m the bill shall take effect It was intro¬ ¬ duced by Mr Grosvenor rep O ¬ ¬ HON CHARLES II -- GROSVENOR The senbushels cornA ate spent two hours and forty minutes in dis S20 bushllL piels barley sussing in secret session the pending amendIsiacre Sal ments- to the arbitration treaty 2vfo special 1600 bushr progress was made toward the final result zers creat ds produce V Before taking up that matter the ques- ¬ 1000 CENTS tion acting on the appointment of jprD 10 Centjs of S EX senators by governors of states Just legislature nhould to the Jo where state the Teed Co La have elected senators came up in the case oi seed sain-inn John A Henderson appointed by the govern- ¬ Crosse Wis cB or of Florida to fill the vacancy caused by the pies wortn Jstart IX expiration of the term of Senator Call on the rjXtr this affair third of March After the executive session 0 Were you up and read in asked the prose the bankruptcy bill was taken bnt know what of- ¬ full and then Mr Nelson rep Minn at I warnt moren youd call a nigh fered a substitute for it which was also read uvt iuuo UHU J rfcir s in full The reading of the two bills occupied an hour and twenty minutes Spring Cleaning1 House Thursday was the last day of gen5 Spring1 cleaning need not neeessariljy eral debate on the tariff bill under the order adopted last week but because Mr Baileys be made the drudgery it is if properly throat would not allow him to speak Thursday done Paints floors hard walls and afternoon an agreement was made to give two windows may all be cleaned without t hours to general debate just before taking the vote next Wednesday which will be rubbing by wiping- over with strong--sudoccupied by himself and Mr Dingley made of Ivory soap and hot soft Washington March 27 Senate With water then rinsed and dried A room the exception of the first hour the whole of Fridays session was spent by the senate be ¬ thus cleaned will be fresh and sweet hind closed doors where not only was the ar ¬ withno unpleasant odor of strong bitration treaty discussed in some of its bear ¬ or cleaning- - fluids J ings but also the party organization of the ELIZA R PARKER senate no definite results being arrived at on During the opening ses- ¬ either subject signs of spring out doors Men sion the civil service commission was women look for them in dry goods stores look for subjected toanother raking down at the hands Atchison Globe of Mr Gallinger rep N H Resolutions of inquiry were offered and adopted as to the neuralgia Prompt Dull gnawing future disposition of the Union Pacific rail ¬ soothing cure Stpain Jacobs Oil way property and as to the arrest and impris ¬ onment of the American sailors in Cuba At The ordinary schoolboy doesnt think 4 pm the senate adjourned until Monday mTK 1 c6K7 ItV- jnarockriMr ou cjinlmjsiii 26JtiiBC - A -- C tiTlitfTPEXT - -- C ACRE a- - pi ogres M J lVv cents Tftn iu f kj i at m - s 1 1 - next and is much healthier F F Alontressor chairman of the sub committee which under the live minute rule for the purpose of When bilious or costive eat a Cascaret investigated the subject It reads as amendment which it was expected would be candy cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 2oc follows IJouse The consideration of the tariff bill ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - part GEORGE L CONVERSE Death of the Well Known Columbus 0 at Columbus MRS H T BUCKNER i v March 31 Hon Geo L Converse who represented this dis- ¬ trict in congress for many years died Tuesday morning after several weeks illness with what is supposed to have been rights disease Though a democrat- he was a protectionist and worked with Ivandall for a dut3r on wool which caused his defeat for re- ¬ election by Hon J H Outhwaite Mr Converse was ill seven months He was in his 70th year and died in the county of his birth He gradu ¬ ated at Dennison university in 1S49 read law served as prosecuting attor ¬ ney and in the house and senate of the Ohio legislature from 1SG0 to 1S05 and again in the house in 1873 when ho Avas speaker THE TURKS Attacked bj a Strong Force of Insurgents r the interviewers asked him if did not think it useless to cause so he much bloodshed in fighting against the sovereignty of Spain His face at once became very serious and he replied Time will show history will judge Both Gen Riveria and Col Bacallao said that they were thankful for the good treatment they had received since they were captured Gen Riveria has presented a diamond ring that he wore to the surgeon who has attended him since he was made a prisoner One of ¬ act which shall be imported into the United States between the 1st day of ivprn xon ana xne aate 01 tne passage of this act and which were not purchased and directed by the owner to be shipped for import into the United States by any citizen thereof prior to April 1 1S97 shall bear the same duties to be charged upon similar articles in this act and such duties are hereby made a lien on such articles wherever and in whatsoever hands found except in the hands of persons holding them foi final consumption and have no purpose to sell or part with the same or any part or product of the same and except also in the hands of persons shown to have obtained such articles without notice of the provisions oi this act and any person not such final consumer without notice obtained an interest on such article or articles so subject to duty except as a common carrier or warehouseman shall be liable for the payment of such duties thereon and the same may be recovered with interest but without penalty in any action or suit by the United States against such person or persons in any district or circuit court thereof And all persons liable under this act for such duty or any part thereof in respect of any shipment cargo or lot of any such article or articles may be joined in the same action for such recovery without regard to mutuality or nature Of interests or defenses and such joint or several judgments or decrees may be rendered therein including the enforcement of any such lien as justice or equity may require In every such case the process of the court in the district where the action or suit is brought and where one defendant resides and is served shall run to and may be served on any defendant in any other district It is hereby made the duty of the secretary to prescribe and enforce suitable regulations to carry out the provisions of this section including the retention in the bonded warehouses of the United States or any other place wbere such goods are deposited samples of such goods until required for evidence on ¬ ¬ strictly business opened with the liveliest political contest of session lasting for Section 27 That all articles men- nearly three hours thebegan promptly on the It tioned in the several schedules of this readins of the prefatory paragraph of the bill ¬ the surest feet Genius may be swift but perseverance has N Y Weekly session Satuiday House The progress of the house on the tariff bill ws even slower Saturday than Fri ¬ Only five more of the lGi pages of the day bill were disposed of making 14 pages in all in the two of the five days allowed for con- ¬ sideration under1 the five minute rule At this rate only 31 pages of the bill will be disposed of before the bill comes to a final vote Only five amendments were adopted Saturday all of minor importance and each sn amendment of the ways and means committee All the questions involved in the tariff with occasional Incursions into the realm of the financial theories furnished fruitful topics for the members to which Mr Dockers dem Mo offered an amendment authorizing the secretary of the treasury to admit free of duty any article the production and pries of which was con- ¬ trolled by a trust in the United States Washington March 29 Senate Not in A cruel pain sciatica Use St Jacobs Oil Its cure is sure Many are willing to wound with a word L Y Weekly who dare not strike a blow fa M 1- V t - Run riot in the blood in the Spring Hoods Sarsaparilla expels every trace of humor gives a good appetite and tones up the system - 4 mm 1 v ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Washington March 3a Senate The Is the One True senate Monday spent about an hour in open Blood Purifier session andabout two hours and a half in se- ¬ All drupgists 51 six for 5 Get only Hoods cret session discussing the arbitration treaty A remonstrance against the treaty was pre- ¬ to cure Dalflc take liver toills easy 23c fiI1 easy operate sented from the Monroe Doctrine club of ilUUU 3 Philadelphia which characterizes it as craftily contrived to advance the interests ofEngland and to coerce the United States into the adoption tf a reciprocity treaty with A bill appropriating 5250000 to be Canada expended in saving life and property endan- ¬ gered by the preac floods in the Mississippi valley was reported and passed House The rumored dissatisfaction among the members of the house with the schedules of the tariff hill was manifested Monday when Messrs McCall and Levering and health making of Massachusetts protested against the high are included in the rates of duty imposed in the woolen and cot- ¬ ton schedules The former said it was the making of HIRES woolen schedule in the McKinley bill that Mvsr Rootbeer The prepa had caused the reaction against the protect- ¬ ration great tem ¬ ive system resulting in the loss of the house 1M peranceof this is an event drink the senate and the presidency At 595 the of importance in a million committee rose and the house passed the well regulated homes senate joint resolution making immediately 250000 for the protection of the available lower Mississippi with an amendment carry- ¬ ing some of the more pressing items in the deficiency bili passed week before last SarsapanSIa FlnrJc plfi PIf Alii PIS - i i ¬ ¬ Well known Southern Writer and Lec- ¬ turer of New Orleans RECEIPTS AND t EXPENDITURES Of the Gvernmsnt During the Month of April 1 The state- ¬ ment of receipts and expenditures for the month of March to be issued bv the treasury department Thursday will show a decrease in the national deficiency for the first time with the exception of one month in a year Up to Wednesday the excess of receipts over expenditures for March amounted to SS74372S and as there were no large payments to offset the revenue received Wednesday a million more dollars will probably be added to this favorable showing This large increase in revenue is due to charges for the withdrawal of goods in bond and the duties on articles re- ¬ ceived from abroad naturally resulting from the Dingley bill Importers and others who deal in articles on which the duty increased by the Dingley bill are getting their stores out of bonded warehouses and receiving large consignments from abroad to secure the ¬ ¬ Washington March at Splnalbnga and Compelled to trcac London March 31 Ke Spiualonga Crete The troops made a desperate defense of their po sitions but could not withstand the Central News from Athens states that a strong force of insurgents Tues day attacked the Turkish troops at ¬ A dispatch to ¬ k o r Christians and were finalry compelled to retreat There was heavy fighting throughout the engagement The dis ¬ patch adds that a vessel lying in the harbor of Spinalonga laden with am ¬ munition and other stores was cap tured by the insurgents who removed the captured supplies out of reach of ¬ the determined onslaught oc the advantage of the present rates Requisition for Columbus O April - the Turks Bush nell Wednesday honored a requisition from Gov Bradley ot Kentucky for Amos Riggs now under arrest at Ba tavia and wanted at Maysville Ivv for the killing of William R Boyd and Mandeville Boyd 1 Kigs Gov mi re 5V - If crew of the tug had narrow escapes from drowning The tujr was valued at 4000 and was owned by John Kaf ferty a newspaper correspondent of St Louis The tug had been in the employ of the St Louis Republic car ¬ rying correspondents through the flood districts and rescuing refugees - Steam Tug Sinks at Memphis Third Assistant Secretry of State Memphis Tenn March 31 The Washington April 1 Thomas W steam tug El Rio Key sunk in the har ¬ Cridler the new third assistant secre bor here early Tuesday morning The tary of state was born in Jefferson ¬ r -- i 4 i ir The Gladstones Start for England Cannes March 31 Mr and Mrs Gladstone started Tuesday on their re¬ y turn to England -- - v v - county West Virginia and entered the state department service as a SflOQ clerk in 1S05 He was promoted by Secretarys Blaine and Frelinghuysen until finally he reached the responsible position or chief of the diplomatic bureau which he now holds Said to lie a Hoax London April Mr Herbqrt Glad stone declares that the story rrecently published here that his father had learned to ride a bicycle is aiioax- - April The house by a vote of 201 to 140 has adopted the amendment to the tariff bill making Its duties take effect Wednesday April 1 Washington April 1 The amend ¬ ment of Mr Hoar to the general treaty of arbitration providing that all quesTHE JOINT SESSION tions of national policy the Monroe Meets and Takes Seven Ballots for United doctrine etc shall be eliminated from States Senator Without Result to all subjects the FRANKForT Ky March 31 The be treaty andto arbitrationproposedthe under submitted sixth ballot for United States senator treaty shall be first submitted to the resulted Hunter GO Blackburn 43 senate and be agreed to by a two Davie 13 Boyle 7 Stone 1 There was the first were 124 votes cast making G3 neces- thirds vote of that body was adopted voted on It sary to a choice six pairs being an- ¬ amendment The Chilton amendment to the arbi nounced The clerk was ordered to tration treaty was laid on the table by take another ballot There was no a majority of seven votes in the execuchange in the ballot An attempt to adjourn failed both tive session of the senate to the arbi The Chilton amendment sides being determined Eighth ballot no change Indica- ¬ tration treaty added a clause to the first article of the treaty so as to make tions point to a long fight read that the United States agreed Ninth ballot The only chan ge was it submit to arbitration all questions to a gold democrat vote for H L Martin in dispute between the two nations Blcckburns gold democratic manager which the senate might at the time Tenth ballot Same as eight deem fit subjects for such arbitration Eleventh and twelfth ballots no ELECTRIC CABSJN GOTHAM change Attempts to adjourn delayed the The Supply From the Start Is Unequal to thuDemantl thirteenth ballot one hour Nearly Ne York April 1 The Electric every member was eating apples or Carriage and Wagon Co has estab smoking There was no change in the thir- lished an electric cab system which has been running in this city since teenth ballot tabs are Saturday Sr horseless The cabs Ship Timber for Exportation already in operation Winchester O March 31 Twelve are run at an average speed of men arrived here Tuesday from Mon- eio ht miles an hour and can run treal Canada and were taken to Lib- 20miles an hour The company de- ¬ erty township this county where a nies that there will be any cutting of large force of Canadians is hewing rates and the fare is the same as that heavy ship timber for exportation A charged for the cabs track of land has been purchased bv The cabs in use are very handsome and Montreal capitalists and the shipment the mechanism easy of control Al of timber will be heavy for several ready the supply is unequal to the de months mand Charlie Mitchell Wants a Fight Blockade of Greece Abandoned Birmingham Eng March 31 The London April 1 The Vienna correOlympic sporting club of this city spondent of the Standard concurs in offers a purse of 3000 for a fight be- the statement that the blockade of tween Charlie Mitchell and Bob Fitz Greece has been abandoned A dis- ¬ simmons Mitchell says that if Fitz patch to the same paper from Berlin does not respond 10 his challenge he says it is quite possible- that Prince will fight Corbett for 1000 or 2000 Joseph of Battenburgwho is betrothed pounds a side Failing to meet Corbett to Princess Anne of Montenegro will he will retire permanently from the be proposed by the powers as governor 1- any such trial Washington - Washington March 31 Senate The open session of the senate Tuesday lasted un- ¬ til 2 p m and the senate resumed behind closed doors the consideration of the arbitra ¬ tion treatv spending two and a half hours in the discussion To the 1404 bills that had been introduced up to the close of Mo- ¬ ndays session there was enough added bring Tuesday to the whole num- ¬ 1500 figure of the the ber above majority of them being pension bills The house amendments to the joint resolution passed Tuesday by the senate appropriating 250000 to aid in protecting the life and property in the Mississippi floods were con- ¬ curred in by the senate and tho joint reso- ¬ lution was sent to the president House Tuesday was nearly all oecupicd in disposing of amendments offered by the com- ¬ mittee on ways and means most of which went to perfecting the phraseology or making classification clearer An amendment putting books maps and charts imported for the use of schools colleges and public libraries on the free list was agreed to also one restoring the McKinley rates on horses and mtiles At 4 oclock the reading of the bill where the com- ¬ mittee left off Saturday last was resumed and in the last hour of the day four additional pages were passed over 20 in alt Mr Hopkins rep UL a member of the commit- ¬ tee on ways and means assured Mr McMil lin dem Tenn that if his associates would not unnecessarily delay consideration of the bill he sugar schedules would be reached in time to act upon it After the committee rose an unavailing effort was made to reach an agreement to extend the limit for debate from 3 to 4 oclock Wednesday afternoon the last two hours to bi under the rules for gen- ¬ eral debate ate spent the larger part of its session Wed- ¬ nesday in secret conclave At 1225 it pro- ¬ ceeded to tho consideration of executive bus- ¬ iness and thatincluded not only the arbitra- ¬ tion treaty but the question of tilling the vacancies on the standing committees The only matter of public interest that occurred in the openSession were two resolutions on the subject of Cuba and both of them went over without action till Thursday The first was one offered by Mr Mills dem Tox in- ¬ structing the committee on foreign relntions to inquire what obligation if any the VJnited States has assumed toward the people of Cuba by maintaining the right to prevent the acquisition of the island by any European power and compelling them to remain subject to the dominion of Spain The other was that offered Tuesday by Mr Morgan dem Ala in relation to the letters from Maximo Gomez to Presidents Cleveland and McKinley House The Dinjrley tariff bill passed the house Wednesday afternoon by a vote of 205 to 121 answering present and not votimr 27 The affirmative vote was composed of 199 re- ¬ publicans five democrats Messrs Brous- ¬ and Keeberg sard Dovey and Meyers Ln and one populist Mr and Slayden Tex Mr Reed in the speakers Howard Ala directed the clerk to call his name jusl chair before the announcement of tUc vote to which he responded aye amid applause The nega- ¬ tive vote comprised 117 democrats and four t- - HI ill Iifi iPlii f Bii la Rootfoeep is full of good health Invigorating appetiz- ¬ ing satisfying Put some up to day and have it ready to put down whenever youre thirsty Made onlv by The Charles E Hires Co Philadelphia A pack- ¬ age makes 5 gallons Sold everywhere a 4 i rMi a jSjyc For VERY ¬ ¬ fastidious people A good wheel very cheep ¬ ¬ Washington April l Senate The sen- ¬ ¬ The success of the Waverley Bicycle in 96 places it at the head of the leaders for 97 This year we produce a new and expensively made wheel equipped with the only per-¬ fect bearings yet made S100 greatly improved has been reduced to S60 The saving is in the cost of machinery Catalogue Free Last years famous model Indiana Bicycle Co indianapoiisinfl ¬ till y-o- -o o- - -o- -q ca b Lib n U oc yyyLMOt - HI nm 01 Mi H ftn Sri - r4 - V ¬ ¬ ws- m t- - ld-fashioned ¬ ¬ populists and fusionists Messrs Baker III Marshall Simpson and Todd ¬ ¬ - Indiana Postmasters Confirmed Washington April 1 The senate tarffc v U EL t Wednesday confirmed the following nominations of Indiana postmasters Fred J Herman at Tell City James BEST IN THE W OHIO F Lawson at Spencer James H War nock at Princeton John Zimmerman 1 F05 Jv4 TEARS this shoe by at Cannelton Albert A- Small at An- T has distanced an competitors merit alone I I INDORSED BY OVER 1000000 WEARERS I derson I di viP - ¬ ring Closed Dovrru O - r - x a iuvYixffiYea H P Nail Co the company de exclusive London March special dis Egg Haubor N J April 1 McKee of the Thursday to close its shops Sat 1 o auysi uaw in xocat paper on receipt T patch from Bombay says that the City near here is surrounded by cided of reasonable order Write forcatalofrme to T plague has brokenout among the Brit glazing forests and the entire neigh urday indefinitely This throws sev- I pu01Asr Broton Mas J -eral hundred men out of work ish itroODS it Ctlrrh V is fiirhtiner the flarnes ¬ The Plague Anion- - Pritish Troops 31--A rof Crete Town Surrounded By fire and of the continued strike of the nailmakers t and STYLES TT Tr ftwir T rts I AWT w TXT ¬ Cleveland April It Owing- tc - as THE BESTin style fit and T any shoe ever offered at 300 durabilitvof f I 7 iTISlHADEHfALLTHEIATESTSHAPEsI xcb A rT f A 1 ¬ i I ¬ v iv V borhobd Mi V i i jS sSiA ittfa 1 VH - Itisiwj A tfIXjsib4t It - - k V atxBjx2lr -v ri - vyyvrti -- H Zi im J 3LiaviSMiL Sfc jg - - c r - v - - - - - TMfe BOJJRBON WORD OF ADVICE Tis the custom to prate of the sadness The sins and the sorrows of life But Id rather speak of the gladness And beauty with which itis rife For the darkest of clouds has its lining The hardest of labor brings sleep Neath the rocks thereVte gqftl for the mining And pearls may be found in the deep Is it better to sip of lifes nectar Or purposely drink of its gall Would you willingly walk with a specter If angels would come at your call Would you rather have sunshine and light- ¬ ness Or darkness and gloom in your dreams As for me I would cherish the brightness Witlrwhichthe whole universe teems Xook around and behold the earths glory The mountain the river and plain For they tell us an exquisite story The burden of Natures refrain How the Father of loye in His kindness Has given us more than we know Though we throw it aside in our blindness And reap of the pain which we sow But to harvest the best of lifes treasure One lesson must early be learned That we give to each other a measure Of what our best efforts have earned Thpn my children I pray you be ready To search as you go for the flowers And to share what you have with the needy SW rmBiif J stood open APEIL 2 1897 - I For thus youll have blessings in showers brought to jestis A E Ross in N Y Independent COULD told them if lie did that a negros oath would not sae him even if Mag- could save him she would not do it if in doing it she had to condemn me perhaps it would he best to send her down and find the drift of their sentiments I can trust her That was a master stroke thinking about hunting up her children at least I will think of it When Mag heard her master ascend tbft stairs and close his door she sunk on her knees before the iire Marster ole marster do you think Mag is forget no honey Mag aint for- ¬ get but Mag cant zactly see her way clear You can rest easy though mars- ¬ ter for the woman thatwould have been my misses if you had lived will never be my misses now since iiugus Druue turned pirate marster I dont know how Ill bring Herbert La throp to jestis but Ill do it marster Ill do it if a niggers oath wont count a nigger can cut and shoot and kilh Herbert La throp thinks his soft talk bout huntin my chillen bought Mag over Dont you believe it marster dont you believe it I dont want my chillen to belong to u murderer Ill member marster Ill member and HerberfcLa throp shall be - Gall the officers - Call the officers Scoundrel Ah you are after me Slam ttiej door Slam the door Now watch there he goes nowforthe sheriff What Bruce a pirate Black Beard and 100000 for his head Better better yet I hope hell soon be kijled killed dead dead men cant talk I am a planter I own Kendall You say squire that Clara will be my wife Why thats what Ive worked for To obtain her hand was one of the objects that caused me to stain my hands with but no Bruce did that Clarence and Fannie marry the same day October 10 tered the door of his uncles room He walkefd to the library door and en ¬ The bloody sheet blankets and mattress have been removed Theres where Angus stood right opposite my uncle there I stole in behind and struck the blow Ah whats that blood blood on the carpet yet Hark that scream it was in the bathroom there is nothing there I am a very fool I must leave the house before lose my head Whats- that a portrait and with its face reversed Mine mine again Theres somethihsr wroner Whats that Mag Me marry the everything is wrong Could he a mur- ¬ sister of Agnes Bruce Xu ro crazy dered man do that Away with such an idea Herbert Lathrop be a man Why he killed my uncle He closed and locked the house and No you you Herbert Lathrop say that again proceeded to the dock of the Sunshine Mag Mag never some one might hear you Its said which he boarded for home that walls have ears Ill buy your He was seated in the cabin when children and your husband and any Capt Harper entered You are not looking well Mr La- ¬ thing you want but dont say that uncle that night when when I killed my There stands the bedstead asit stood had a draw bar pull of 19260 pounds or enough power for even a good sized en- gine of to day but if the bad balancing Tiie Evolution of the American of all early locomotives be added to the friction of the toothed wheels and the Steam Engine lateral and longitudinal play of the connecting rods it may b2 safely m- Peter Coopers Crude Affair Various f erred that the mud digger class Other Types in Early Use and ABOUftiLOCOMOTIVES Their Peculiarities The Modern Flyer - CHAPTER XVH HE 1 w 4 ii i -- c M f- usual when Herbert Lathrop descended the stairs the next morning after having informed Mag of his coming mar ¬ ffcUL F- - jBY WMTCm riage with Miss Hill nor did he appear sgrArtk H 5SG0YT on the street much refreshed Istippose they are in great distress Copyright by A N KellORff Newspaper Co Slumber had not closed his eyes Until Strarige but from appearances one the night was well spent and then his would not imagine that they were CHAPTER XVI COKTIKTJED sleep was of that nature that it rather crushed though of course they are in exclaimed exhausted than refreshed for it was Aiiffus Braces sister h trouble but they bear up well They T Herbert with a start What woman troubled with fitful dreams in which will not speak of their troubles with ine marry the sister of a of Black his murdered uncle Angus Brnce Clara 111 IB SkstLEi anyone Tobe the nigger cook i Beard the pirate What put that in his intended and Aunt Mag all played around as lively as ever one would your head What ails you Mag What their parts think that the course of Angus was not How knew you that do you mean He had been at the old home in Wil- ¬ so much of a surprise to his own fam a sister was down at the bank alAngus had mington he ily I Jti if vgt m jii She used tering- his uncles will w2C Su37lj h Oh Ive seen her often S afeSss6 Strange thought Herbert and a r S SSvbW 5 o go to school in Wilmington and has g ntnnitigwiTfiiriiiiiiii What but 5000 to your nephew Sf03Stf7Ti Sa Jg think large sum offered for his head I 3 j often been in your uncles house Miss Make it 50 uncle make it 50 another ft A J ft I must send Mag to Smithville riilmi InftTrriVTnfffnh4nwJn M 11 Fannie knows her well She is a young cipher will do it now change that s Fa nFcvvvLgiyfnrYcc h Herbert left the Sunshine at Orton gttr 1 Jjinrt y t I nro fvsrvrvj Jadv now older than she is and is said five to 50 there its done ms jLjiyb2r ZQr ssSffS Tfyizzfliri g 1 flrl fCtry kj landing and arrived home just at dusk u rtOvyBlJiA llic Smith- ¬ ciJvv IJUyiSiTtiiPv tt1 lfnf to be the hamlsonyt girl in Hold let me look to the windows TO BE CONTINUED h4JlLi ville and now that her brother had and doors no one must witness this JL2gsg W xjyflr to leave home for the murder of your The witnesses names are attached te thoughts at home n x mmSHE FOOLED HIM uncle a murder which you and I know the deed already who arc they M1ffltov n itlii M eSJ afca iHPi v f ciia S8r JKtti entered the dining When Herbert fSSr v9m WBQ tj9s m-m-- m-Tftfl k he didnt commit Strange and Bligh Why they were room Fannie was seated at the table s Married the Deacon antl Becamn Sweet Mag Mag what do you mean both lost at sea what no administra Good morning Fannie Tempered s said Herbert springing to his feet and tor named the space left vacant and Good morning cousin why howliko Beacon said the man who had been A WINANS CAMEL BACK lanrnncr hurried Iv around the room Herbert Lathrop a ghost you look Areyou ill no bond required his awyedor years according to the why Nothing honey nothing ou were born in luck there now the I am not well Fannie and rested Detroit VreeJlress I take the liberty as in all modern locomotives Mr Coop- - cylinders As inside cylinders demand there aint no one here no one knows names filled in put the papers back poorly 1 am going to Wilmington to ¬ of an old friend and advise you not to er placed a fan revolved by a belt from forged cranks on the driving axles and but vou and I that it was you that just as I found them now lock the safe day to see Dr Davis do you wish to marry MissiXancy Clawman It may of one of the axles in the funnel of his as these crank axles are liable to frac- ¬ VJ killed ole marster that much is accomplished fend you deacon but Im too loyal not engine The power was applied to the ture with excessive strain or after long So on your life dont say Mag close the bank ig Now to slip out and Xo Herbert I dont wish to see tlm to speak right out Shes a shrew n other axle by means of a toothed wheel use American builders have wisely that acram j But why slip out I work here often Tiaco soon ana yet l nave spent nuiny termagant a veritable Xantippe Shell The strength of the engine was one avoided them meant- no harm nights what made me say that Why marster I horse power and attained the then ex-¬ Between the era of the Dutch wag happy hours there when my dcai make hell on earth for you jes thought t would be- a good plan Now the bank door is closed When I ens and the mammoth locomotives of That mot e be 1 aint- expectin much traordinary rate of IS miles an hour i if youd marry her You see no one next it opens there will be bhuk crape On the following January 4 1S31 the to day lie the classes of engines famil- ¬ from her soshejaht disappoint me would ever suspicion you then fastened there Ohio Bail iar to every one because examples of much But pearsfjfco me that lur a man directors of the Baltimore How should anyone ever have sus- ¬ Ah Angus Bruce you will escape on thats been a pillar in he church nigh road company issued their famous off er them are still to be found working ex-¬ picion of me suspicion the murder must a ppear the bf 4000 for the best locomotive which every branch road But the latest onter 50 yeors that my burdens has been Why you know how wimmen folks work of burglars Why heres a bar v PY building as illus oolfnfrTlie riverbf life has run too should be delivered at their line before ample of engine wheeled consolidated are rney never oeneve At i ncir own open a horn of brandy will stiffen my aiai JT ten trated by the sinoothtf ur me I ainfe had no seiius brothers or husbands could commit a nerves passenger engines at present in useqn rtrjais anct ttfiimiai ions i cant see no berime and they are always looking for What Angus Bruce justch theveor Win 0 road brings up such mag the B Ksome one else to saddle it on and as ner Fortune favors mc a letter from nificent concentratioii ofspeedstrength there circumgtauces Ef I kin bear up ou was the onlv man in the house at mv cousin wish to sec mv uncie ci- and endurance as were never before with a partner like Naucy keepii faith v that time besides Angus you should tainly captain follow me seen in the history of the world Theso hivtloih my diity I calkalate I will a No be the one that they would suspicion Nou- - we are in the library engines have six coupled wheels six been tested an- not found wantin Jm bound they dont believe Angus trouble captain if you dont see him feet six inches in diameter cylinders Why doacon you have a Mark Tap Ulid it To night you may not see him before 21xG inches and a steam pressure of ley disjiosition But I have entered my Everyone else does Mag lie leaves on his wedding trip 170 pounds to the square inch They protest and I can do no more If you Yes all but us two Hrncle John Uncle John haul the Royal Blue line trains and on ¬ ieally want tpbe tried by fire lean con Dont say that again Mag They What 3s it nephew many occasions have gone a mile in 50 ceive of no better opportunity surely cant doubt that Angus is a Capt Bruce is here aud wishes to seconds while one of thin has been The deacon had an abundance of such A DAVIS GRASSHOPPER pirate with 100000 offered for his see vou particuiarlv timed covering a mile in 32 seconds advipe from well meaning friends but head I have retired nephew but tell the following June 1 The winner of When it is barne in mind that a horse- ¬ despite it the wedding come oif Then If I could go down there once marster Angus to enter my room ears were pricked and tongues sharp this contest was Phineas Davis who power really means what a very strong Upstairs Now upstairs Id soon find out what they thought end with a view of startling develop-¬ called his engine the York from horse can lift in a minute the force of I only want the man that is goin5 to Fannie Fannie ments confidently expected They were York Pa where it was built It was one of these engines will be realized bring some of my children to me be ¬ Yes cousin She sunk on her knees before the lire sure that the deacon would not only ba the first of the class known as grass- by conceiving 1100 horses all able to fore I die to protect himself Antrus Bruce is below with a letter henpecked but clawed jawed and made hoppers and had a vertical boiler and make one mighty pull at the same mo- ¬ Thanks Mag I know youre all to you from Clara father was alive What a very fiend a slave of But they were disappointed cylinder The exhaust steam revolved ment As to speed one of these en ¬ right and I will think of that scheme Tell Angus T will be down at oree a fan which in turn revolved a second gines will advance at the almost in- one must be to murder a defenseless ¬ 1 will but its not the pirates sister that Xow open the trunk the sheath old man Why father never would Nancy proved a tender loving and duti ¬ fan close to the ash pan by which air conceivably rapid rate of 100 feet in a wed knife I have it in my hand ah but have dreamed that he stood in danger ful wife Her sour visage was trans was forced up through the fire Under second There may be inventions formed into a- pleasant smiling faeeu Who then marster the blade is keen nnd long kick off from Angus Bruce favorable circumstances the York ran which mav be considered more marvel Where her voice used to disturb the air You said Mag that there were but these shoes and put my slippers on Jlis infatuation for Miss Hill made like a cross cut saw it was soft and at as high a rate of speed as 30 miles an ous than the modem high power loco- two young ladies here now off with my ccat roll up that him desperate He said Herbert hour with three or four ears and motive but surely none displays in eon-Yes marster but you couldnt no sleeve the blood might slam it my could not bear that other than him ¬ sweet The deacon was surprised if not disappointed But it was all explained you wouldnt marry ole marsters uncles blood its too late to hesitate self should possess her hand TS to him and no one else daughter now the will is changed A drink of At one oclock Herbert was in Wil Deacon said Nancy Im nor Couldnt Why conking J brandy and one look in the glass why mington Tkc principal theme of con ¬ takin much credit to myself for be how how pale I am1 now softly softly Because because njajstcr versation there seemed to be Black liavin but Ill keep it up to the vnd- 1 could you down- the stairs the bathroom door Beard and his exploits among the But you forget the other lady Mag is open I am inside there stands latest being the Beaufort and Balti ¬ heerd about that Xantippe business and I looked it up Ton thought yon The other lady What That would Bruce before my uncle who is sitting more episodes wouM marry me and then put up with have been ole marsters bride Miss on the bedside The Mary Lockett an incoming ves- ¬ my tantrums You was goin to use my No no marster hot Clara Hill If she tells me Angus that she weds sel with funds to buy cotton had been shortcomings to help you into Heavei you that Ole marsterd haunt me but to satisfy her fathers demand overhauled 15 miles from the inlet and you Why Mag Mag what ails you I will return to Wilmington a single man after seven of her crew had been slain I was to be the female terror andWell Socrates Im skeered for you marster thats So so then Clara does not love you the pirates plundered her securing a the wise and patient deacon I jist fooled you and all thoresr ft all Uncle John but Angus Angus and she will shall not wed him but your nephew large amount oi monev and ailnougn of em You cant make no cross out o Yes Mag its Clara Hill that A MODERN FJLYER no man answering ine your mistress just the same as Herbert Lathrop can I get behind Black Beard was seen description ot me an then git tiie record in angel to be among throughout the year 1832 had an aver- - crete result the power of man to im- ¬ though your oltl master hnd lived Bruce without his seeing me Yes who boarded and plundered herthose give you credit for carry in It the age run of SO miles a day It was a lit- ¬ prison so mighty a force in so small a Surely you dont object to her yes softly but quick here 1 am now pirates vessel was a two mast schooner Failed But Once tle later than this that the horizontal compass No marster Its for you to say if under Bruces arm clutch the handle E H MULLIN and it was generally conceded that Dont be afraid Come right in my toiler was substituted for the vertical mind you too tight drive hard home homo to the her bein about dont Black Beard was her master COST SEVEN MILLIONS wifes out Dave a little something1 one and the name of the engines using much of ole marster thats all hilt now fly The Svdnev K Tones another cotton Heres a nice quality of old the horizontal boilers were crabs to Haiti more Herbert had drunk his hot Scotch That cry thatery Ohio Receivers Issue a carrying craft three weeks overdue it Good heavens man youve got tho distinguish them from those of the Good night Aunt Mag and he arose I have voir Mag I have you Statement he Messrs John Iv Cowen and Oscar G from his chair and went upstairs with Herbert sprang from the bed the cry was claimed had been plundered bysent wrong bottle Look at that labell grasshopper class Boss Winans invented the pi ojecting Murray were appointed receivers for Dont you see its marked Poison a mind anything but undisturbed and still on his lips the big beads of per pirates and with her entire crew to the hot torn of the ocean Oh thats all right That saves U journals on the axles of car wheels O railroad On February 27 spiration pouring from his body shak- little sleep visited his eyes that night the B It wac argued thai the days of Black from thcThlrcd girl My own invention thus producing at- a stroke the fric- ¬ 1J3J6 and since they have had charge could Ma- have meant he ing and quivering in everylimb What Beard must be drawing to a close un ¬ vou know Clever isnt it Nevef tion of liauling them from twelve very large sums of money have been by that expression about my thought My God My God how horrible pounds to a toil to three pound marrying Jennie Bruce V Did she Why its but a dream this bottle will less he at once abandon the Carolina failed but once expended in placing the road in first- Mr Winans first two engines man- ¬ class condition The following is a How was that could she imagine that 1 sought the liven me up abil that came of Mags coast ufactured in the- fall of 1836 though statement prepared bjr them of expend His crew it was estimated numbered HlmLgirl couldnt sister of Black Beard for a wife Or is talk last niht Pefhaps J will sleep 100 men and wassaid toibe composed of V v Bxi meditating treachery against mc nOWVtures from March T 1896 to February lt Scarcely that she- relies on my hiint- He closed his iwes but uninterrupted- - fugitives Jroni justice ex convicts and 197 Tired of Runningrunaway slaves up some of her children So I will lv the dream kept on ing Within the past few days the receivers Mrs Ivildnff Oh yes f have a run A steamer was fitted out in the harbor have prepared a statement of expendi- ¬ Mag youre a nigger you cant tes I will Mag must be kept satisfied ASo lvng account at Cottons and Tapes It tures from March 1 1S96 to February 1 1S97 for additions to the plant equip- ¬ She says that the women think that tifya word and Ill kill you Silence which would soon leave in quest of the Is much better than paying for each lit¬ ment of the road and betterments made can com- - and Im your friend Ill buy your chil ¬ pirates their brothers and husbands thereon From this statement it is learned Herbert- visited the old home of his tle purchase you know iuit no crimes why then Clara I hope dren It was Bruce Mag remember that a total of almost 7000000 have been Mrs Skidmore A running account spent for locomotives passenger and will think so of me Should Mag go to it was Bruce Now Im back in my uncle which had not been entered since Why the collector of tin- firm told my freight equipment extraordinary repairs quick he had taken Fannie to Ivcndall the husband Smithville she might ascertain that room Ah a drink quick to equipment and expentituresmadeby the that your account had been belongings of the engineering department in the way of im- ¬ the family of Bruce are thinking of That was Fannies door Ill join her furniture and the removed provements to the maintenance of way jTsc and eveiy standing a verv long time Tit Bits been this matter but what matters it to me on the stairs and we- will view the scene house had not familialstructures terminals and the construc- ¬ r tion of new alignments and miscellaneous WINANS MUD DIGGER A Drawback u whatthey think If Bruco stopped then together Whats that Murder mur ¬ thuig seenfed improvements It is shown that the bet- ¬ He went up to his old room there going out which evidently he did and der to locomotives amount to She But he has such a delightful tons each in weight had a great- ¬ terments new freight equipment which 1S ¬ 000 the infeft the cook he certainly told his We enter the door theres Bruce stood the half empty bottle of brandy way of saying things quite a poetin eight er drawbar pull than any of the 12 ton cludes new dining cars and other passenger mother and sister that he was not guilty turning from the bedside with the from which he had drank that night temperament Crs and betterments amounts road engines made by Stephenson in Eng- ¬ the new freight cars buil by the to SSG000 and a rival murder and that I was if so bloody knife in his hand It couldnt He turned a glass and drank it down Yes he has soaring He of ihe the following years the first tne repairs to tnose already in service land heaTdfrom be- - be better what a look of horror on his then he passed into his cousins room after the infinite and divings after the of the Infamous why have they not been mud diggers was amounted to 147000 the total being some face Ill call it- a fiendish look theres there suspended from the wall hung a unfathomable buthe never pays cash turned out at the Mount Clare works thingover250000 The500Q new frieghtcars fore and the 75 locomotives which were added He doubtless told them that all of Uncle John leaning back on the bed painting of his uncle he glanced at it N Y Journal last summer This type of engine had driving wheels to the equipment numbers The cost about3300000 in round extraordipointed to him and and blood blood everywhere Look but once and left the room next he the circumstances nary repairs Less than 700 vears ago or say 20 three feet in diameter and cylinders 17 equipment andto locomotives passengerpassed down thcstairway and at the to remain freight equipment aggreVthatfmurder--stil- lr would be to hang for again Fannie screams and faints my bottomihesitated-- -a 24 inch generations back each person nowiliv- - inches in diameter with steam pres gate 5i348uoo the total expenditures in the Angus Bruce y ouhave murdered cant understand 6troke Assuming that the motive department being within a few Why should I go there T Bshaw jng had ancestors numbering over IV sure uncle t their silence it is unnatural The nnt- rlAcaS inthe boiier was 1C0 pounds to the thousand of five10millions vftKfr engineer- alrs lrr Anoitinaht Tiar This is your scheme It is Im nervpus Whyishould T hot am I a 000000 Nine fenerations back hisan Then il Bruce heard Mag screant he sic w t uii cuymcuiuM t iiuve oi money sijuaiuuu utu f omvorflV ces tors numbered over l000r V must hare told them that but he also vou that murdered him WbJ IdjL kjMlluii vhh m COULD A MURDERED DO THAT MAX Tt wis fullv two hours later than - mm WE ii r n imivv t Smithville and see what the and sister of Bruce say Well mother Mag well see about that I have faith in you for you expect roer to restore your children and Ill do it jMag- Ill do it I wonder if 3lom Hill is all light All the 10th of October is here Now it is night and we will walk in at the chapel door there is the priest in his white robes and there is Clara leaning on her fathers arm How beautiful she is here is Fannie on niy arm What Clarence and my cousiu first Thats well Why now they are man and wife and Clara and T stand before the altar Who is that Who is that What Seize the murderer of Black Beard Loyd What me f Help help John And from the bed leaped Herbert again his eyes staring and his whole frame quaking Thank God Thank God its daylight Not for the world would I close my eyes again I must send Mag to Ye Smithville I cant stand this walls srods I am whiter than these Had I waked at What eight oclock the usual time I would have been spared half of that horrid dream Why I can hardly stand and 1 am wringing wet Aunt Mag Aunt Mag keep your idle Go to ¬ again throp you board here Thanks captain I believe I will I have been having chills Whiskey and quinine and plenty of it is the- only remedy I know of for Cape Fear chills By the way Angus Bruce seems to be giving the whole coast chills I suppose you read of his latent exploits Yes I read of them You must see his mother and sister sometimes Seldom but sometimes meet them - A planters life cant agree with Come try the brandy on the side ¬ Although Peter Cooper never built a successful full sized locomotive he is none the less entitled to the renown of being the father of the Americanloco- ¬ motive He began building liis mpdel on the site of the present Mount Clare HAYES DUTCH WAGON workshops in Baltimore in 1829 and made several trial trips with it before was never able to apply more than half the close of that year It was a very crud e its nominal draw bar pull machine judged by the present stand- The variety of locomotive still known as the camel back was first built by Eoss Winans between 1850 and IBS These were the first 30 ton engines ever used in any part of the world Next to one modern class of engines which shall here be nameless they were per- ¬ haps the ugliest locomotives which I have ever been built Yet the camel could pull trains no other backs engine built up to this lime could scheduled time and kept their r summer and winter over the moun- tain grades of the Alleghanies and so THE FIRST AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE well built were they that some of them put into service 30 years ago are still ard having an upright boiler with a pegging away much too good to be single cylinder of 3 inches diameter relegated to the scrap heap and a stroke of 14 inches Instead of The Dutch wagons were intro h mr- - duced by Samuel J Hayes in 1357 They ncincr Tif w TiTifc s51tti vj t Index to produce a draught for the fire were wood burning engines with inside Jei n Ml E i II1 ri i 1 - -- v -- IZh II V ¬ f1T B to L 1 L M 1 ass n if Ml lt 4 53 E j tf n j m jyB I A I jf ij 7 Z t 7 ipM i j3 tf 1 f I - - -- mrSt ff j c - - -- aLk - If - J - JJ- - WVWMtf-- -- - f 4 - -- - ¬ s - ¬ - - JM -- i -- W J V ¬ i - x -- - i- - -- - -- - j - - 7 ¬ - - - - i i -- a - j -- - A - C-the- - - -- - iv - iiJi O f - L rv ii fj ti te U - J J - vs WraGarea8fis7l s s re- TtWWWffnn jrjtHrafcL--i- j VrjS11 4 - fi H W 4 i 1 i-- iVr thI JtoiigBfm Legislation About Glimder CoL CLAY- - JL HK 7 - T naiiOaf V j ttir - s 3 TV GpSSIPY PARAGRAPHS The Foyej J A ROYAl fSfr S- - ii - 7J c i i- - and Judge H EE Howard of this city County Attorney D L Evans of Cynthiana Dr F T Eisenman State Veterinarian and Dr Cashin State Bacteriologist of Louisville went to Frankfort Wednes- day to consult with Gov Btadley regarding the cases of glanders discovered in Bourbon and Harrison counties Dr Eisenman reported that out of fouxteen C -- JE ¬ THint Rile Chiidfen Qne satisfaction inlying Scotts Emulsion to children is tticy neverwofcject to it The fact is they soon Become fond of it Another satisfaction is because it will make them plump and give them growth and prosperity It should be given to all children who are too thin or too pale It does not mafce them over fat but plump It strengthens the digestive organs and the nerves and fur- nishes material for rich blood -- Theatrical And Otherwise- BLIND BOONE -- - ncffiun - fc II I V I II HL I muunELLi - B 1m JM P ll I I g-- -J KSJ i TZ J - v r MB If - 3 7 v a in f - -- - 7v H f v t 3 hi P i TI v suspected horses eleven were afflicted One horse has been with glanders killed and the others are strictly quarantined There is no danger of the disease being spread It is alleged that the disease has existed for four years on one f ari fa Harrison and two years on one Bourbon arm The Governor Vas also shown the Celebrated for its great leavening strength and healthfulness Assures the need of legal remuneration for the loss food against alum and all forms of adul- ¬ of their horses whioh must ba killed to teration common to the cheap brands stamp out the diaeaso It is likely that jRoyal Baking Powder CO New YOrk tb6 Gov Bradley will recommend Legislature to immediately pass a bill to covgr the losses by owners from the disease L POWDER Absolutely Pure The Blind Boone Concert Company which delighted our people a year aeo will give a concert Wednesday night at rgW r lv lXMj te i tffctf i jivi 4AVft t the Opera House Boone is a musical Ax prodigy whose natural gifts have been Buyers of Groceries are not forced to go to cut rate stores for- low v cultivated till he can please equally the prices because best musicians and the masses Hia voice is not trained but is good and ashe confines himself to ballads he never fails to receive heartv encores The soprano Stella May who accom panies mm has a wonderfully pathetic Bweet voice and sings plantation songs offered by them on same class of goods I have an excellent and com ¬ admirably plete line of THE PEOPLES GROCER Any Prices J tr I Will IIvCl nnm hews 1881 v SS a t QZzr - - - w v - I -- i7 -- - f U- - - J Sill wm afternoon from Frankfort to the Louisville Post said JPublished every Tuesday and Friday by Representative Hinton of Bourbon We have a book telling you more on WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owner for the introduced a bill in the House the subject Sent free for the asking BBUCE MILLER suppression of glanders providing that BOWNE New York SCOTT Money Orders etc each horse found with the disease shall Make all Checks payable to the order of Champ Miller woEEam be killed and the owner shall be al-¬ lowed payment for the same by the Attehlioii Candidates State at the rate to be fixed by the Advertised tetter iit t County Judge and two Magistrates not All candidates f dr the various offices is List of letters remaining unclaimed in Bourbon County who expect to snfc to exceed o0 The penalty provided Kyf posfoffice April 2 1897 mit their names to the Democratic frni 100 to 500 for failure to comply in Paris xtliss Ellen Jones Mrs Hannah Brown Primary Election May 22 189 afe re- With the act McMahan Willie Cambal Gen quested to report their names to D C Mtirf ayMies Fannie A joint resolution was introduced in Cinroy A J Parrish Secretary on or before April Congress Monday for the annexation of Cranen- Miss Mary Patrick ttobert Phelps William Donati A 5 1897 Court day at 10 oclock a m the Sandwich Islands to be known as DuncanNanniecolPorterMrs Cynthia T E Moore the State of Hawaii Fronk Rev J A Richardson W A td Chmn Dem Co Com o V Henry Miss Jennie Rorch Miss Mattie The Czars order for the concentration Hock Miss May C SprattMiss Rebecca I Great pressure is being brought to of 200000 troops is striking distance of Howard Mrs SarahTaylor Frank get hiin Constantinople shows how much faith Johnson Miss RosieThompson Mary L bear upon Mr Harmon Stitt to to make the race for County Judge n that Power has in the intent and capac ¬ Johnson Mary colVince Miss Ella Mag Miss the May primary Wnile Mr Stitt is ity of the Powers to preserve the peace Jones Aunt Katie Wheeler MrsKattie Wm Miss Williams Jones deservedly very popular and would of Europe Wheeler Mrs Belle col make an able and conscientious judge Persons calling for aboye letters will Man- please say advertised con- ¬ The effort to create the State of it is hardly probable that he will W li Davis P M sent to neglect his large and growing hattan is serious and the country legis- ¬ lators in New York are alarmed The practice to enter the contest ri city of Greater New York pays 75 per Yesterdays Temperature No Senator Yet cent of the entire taxation of the At Frankfort yesterday three ballots State and yet it does not control the The following is the temperature as Co noted yesterday by A J Winters were taken with the same result viz legislation of the 5tate A majority of of this city Hunter 58 Blackburn 42 Davie 12 the people of the metropolis are anxious 7a m to separate from the State of New York Boyle 7 Stone 1 No election 48 8a m The deadlock is costing the State over and this is but the beginning of an 10 a m 56 agitation that will continue to agitate 574 11 a m 1000 a day The deadlock last Winter 59 but amount to nothing in the end Ex ¬ 12 m cost the State about 100000 Fourteen 2 p in 60 Hunter men have signified their willing- ¬ change 3p m 60 ness to call a new caucus for a new nomI 60 4pm S SCINTILLATIONS 5p m inee but the anti Hunter Republicans VL 7p m 55 decline to go into it Au Interesting grumble Of News And Seventeenth ggtatyJlSfl j Emily Banker the clever actress who appeared here early this season is play ing at the Murry Hill theatre in New York Clay Clement and Roland Reed other Paris favorites are also playing in Gotham this week Chauncey Olcott the sweet singer has been playing afc the Fourteenth street Theatre for three months FANCY APPLES BANANNAS STANDARD GOODS ALMONDS ¬ BRAZIL PECANS ORANGES MALAGA GE APES FILBERTS ENGLISH WALNUTS I m k dispatch yesterday STICK AND MIXED CANDIES CANDIED CHERRIES CANDIED APRICOTS CANDIED PINE APPLES My Friend From India will be used by three companies next season New York Cream Edam and Pine Apple Cheese Fancy Evaporated Se- ¬ cret Service by two Under The Red Peaches Apricots Apples Prunes All kinds of Canned Fruits Sar ¬ Robe by two The Girl From Paris dines Champgnion French Peas Bottled Pickle Catsup Etc - FINEST CHOCOLATE CANDIES t by two and- - In Old Kentucky by two In Old BALTIMORE CAN AMD BULK OYSTERS - In New Yolk last Friday ISGRIG TURKEYS Kentucky reached its 2000th perform- ¬ ance Souvenirs were given away in honor of the dcdasiotli - P I ¬ J Prigeb on yath T Hihtons Dai pets slaughtered at NEWTON Main St Opp Court House M ITGHELL s Paris Ky - WHEEL NOTES tines Aoout Devotees Of The Wheel At Home And Elsewhere Englands grand old man is not to be outdone by Cato who learned Greek at eighty Gladstone at eighty seven has just mastered the bicycle and finds new pleasure in itt It is announced that 600000 pairs of bicycle tires will be made by one rubber company this season The wheel craze has come to stay it reaches all classes and isincurable MARGOLENS ¬ CARPET ALE 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 thenj tor 1- you Consider the prices which I quote below r - The largest line of carpets in Ken ¬ tucky at J T Hintons Prices guaran teed BASE BALL NOTES TV46 ¬ iv ivr - v Continent - After a wildly noisy discussion the A new 20000 Christian Church will Mouse passed tne bill Teaucing Appellate be built at Cynthiana and Circuit 3 ndge salaries from 5000 child of Jacob Cotts A and 3000 to 4000 and 2000 respect died of whooping cough Tuesday at nine-year-old DR MILES v - ively Shawhan Through fiis Nervine Is a Ben ¬ efactor to Thousands fessionals and Amateurs George Reiman pitches fey Dayton O this seasou and Newton twirls for Norfolk Va Dickey Van Winkle will play with Kehoe in the Indianapolis Western League Club The Kentucky Inter Collegiate base- ¬ ball season opens to day at Lexington with a game betweep Centre and State college K U plays Georgetown to- ¬ Gossip of the Diamond Doings of Pro- ¬ Brussels from 40 cts up Ingrains from 18 ctsM up Matting from 9 cts up Rugs from 50 cts up Remember the place and call early 5 1- - fr H MHRGOLEN The House Committee on Revenue and Taxation is trying to make a be ginning on the needed revenue legisla- ¬ tion It reported bills originating in the committee to fund 500000 as float- ¬ ing indebtedness of the State to issue interest bearing warrants after July 1 and to increase the State tax from 42¬ W M Lyon proprietor of the Wood- ¬ ford Hotel the largest hotel in Versaill- ¬ es assigned Tuesday to R L Stout Liabilities and assets unknown Last Thursday 3500 in gold was dug up on John Parrishs farm in Madison It was buried years ago by a man who went crazy and afterwards died Messrs Joe Coyle Robert Skinner and other Lexington sportsmen are arrang- ¬ ing a two days live bird tournament for the middle of April They have purchased 600 pigeons Monday night thieves broke into the Episcopal Church at Maysville and stole a solid silyer communion service and 30 in cash The cup and plate were found next morning in a vacant lot At a meeting of the Louisville Clearing-house Association Wednesday a com- ¬ mittee was appointed to look into the reeent Appellate Court decision in the bank tax cases and report as to the proper course to be pursued The Bradley Martins sailed from New York Saturday for England taking forty pieces of baggage and several dogs They will spend two months on their estate in Scotland and then go to London for the Queens Jubilee Geo Merkt died in Bellevue Hospital New York Sunday night a raving maniac from the excessive nse of cigar- ¬ ettes His form of insanity was the most violent and his sufferings in his passive moments the most intense - to 52 cents t - Rumors of Gov Bradleys intended One of resignation are again current the Governors political friends says the Goyernor gave him to understaLd that he would resign about the middle of Courier Journal April morrow at Georgetown A dispatch from Portsmouth Ohio Shinners of Paris Ky who is sajS to manage a baseball team here this summer has asked all his players to meet him at The Enquirer office on April 3 to arrange for the seasons work The list includes Best Hempleman and Figg of Cincinnati Tanner of Zanes ville Fisher of Sagmaw Mich Curran and Harrington of Dubuque Smith of Columbus and Hart of Cincinnati The season will not open here until May 1 Opp Ooiirt House 7 PARIS KY m M jl J Prices on yarn carpets slaughtered at T Hintons is the time you want to let the j H 4 V In Congress Tuesday Mr Settle intro- ¬ duced a bih pensioning Elizabeth King of Liugton at 24 a month and bills correcting the military records of W H Cohon and William Robb r- - President Krugek of the Transvaal - suspended his grandson from office for making a speech in which he insulted Queen Victoria s President McKinley says he never received the letter alleged to have been written him by Gen Gomez of the Cu ¬ ban army In the matter of the immediate m- - ex- ¬ f e pense of the two Legislature sessions lone the struggle between Blackburn and Hunter over the Senatorial succes- ¬ sion has already cost the people of Ken- ¬ tucky 75000 r Awarded Highest Honors - DR Worlds Fair r J V Cfj CREAM ir30am 300pm Lve Frankfort with like never failing Arr Elkhorn 643am 320pm success I have recom ¬ Arr Switzer 65lam 332pm Nervine 702am 348pm mended it to many and Arr Stamping Ground 708am 858pm Arr Restores it cures them All who Arr Duvalls 720am 415pm Georgetown 800am 430pm suffer from nerve Lve Georgetown Health 812am 442pm troubles should try it Arr Newtown 822am 452pm ¬ Arr Centreville It is free from narcotics perfectly harm- Arr Elizabeth 828am 458pm less and yet soothes and strengthens Dr Arr Paris 840am 510pm Miles through his Nervine is a benefactor WEST BOUND to thousands A OLEHMAN 920am 530pm Paris Editor and proprietor of Der Landsman Lve Elizabeth 032am 542pm Dr Miles Nervine is sold on guarantee Arr Centreville 938am 548pm Arr 948am 558pm first bottle will benefit or money refunded An Newtown 1000am 610pm Arr Georgetown STOCK AND TURF NEWS 1040am 63opm Lve Georgetown 1056am 646pm Duvalls Arr 1110am 653pm Arr Stamping Ground Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc- 1155am 704pm Arr Switzer Turf Notes 1135am 71 pm Arr Elkhorn 1155am 725pm Arr Frankfort Snapper Garrison will ride again C D BERCAW HARPER this season The Bontrbon --Fiscal Court convenes GEO B Genl Supt Genl Pass Agt on KANKFOKT iX Fisher Tafr liaBiold in Lguisville ten vN r hhds of tobacco at an average of 1260 Thursday April 1st 1897 W E StilwelPs black saddle stallion for the Spring term 50 YEARS Pat Washington 589 will make the sea- ¬ By order of said Court all persons EXPERIENCE son at his place two miles North of having claims against the County are ex- ¬ file Clintonville at fifteen dollars for a liv ¬ directed to and same with me for ten amination approval for least ing colt Also the premium jack Con- ¬ days before Court convenes at - Now WIDELY known Wisconsin publisher who resides at Green Bay writes little ones have an airing Go to J T March 6th 1895 as follows Hintons and get one of those nice bug- ¬ Five years ago I became so nervous that gies cheap mental work was a burden I could not rest at night on account of sleeplessness My attention was called to Dr Miles Restora- ¬ CWCIBUATI RY tive Nervine and I commenced to use it FRMOORT with the very best effect Since then I In Effect March 1 1807 have kept a bottle in my house and use it DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY whenever my nerves become unstrung with always the same good results My son also EAST BOUND takes it for nervousness Dr Miles R ii y- - 3E Bill lllll V t Do You Expect To Move i IF YOU DO L tT v Fiscal Court Meeting - Alter Yoor HoussKeepipg in guy wag v 1 f ii t fLJa AND JFIND YOU - -- a NEED AKYTHIHG in MY LIHE I will positively save you money on-- anvthino s in my line Come in and get my prices and you canifc buy goods anywhere else v I test at five dollars for a living colt o Queen CLIFTON ARNSPARGEE 23mar 3t Crescent Route County Attorney i A- Eh JC -- - International Convention Y M C A Mobile April 21 25 International Conference General Secretarys belma April 24 28 For the meetings named above we have arranged with our connections for train ser- ¬ vice to Mobile Ala through Selma thus For Spring 1897 obviating the necessity or S3 additional fare which will have to be paid on tickets pur- ¬ We are now receiving Spring goods in chased via the other routes Queen Crescent train service from Cin- ¬ all the new lasts and colors The best MOST PERFECT MADE cinnati to the South is too well known to re- ¬ productions of the leading manufactur- ¬ quire any praise Low rates in effect for A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free these meetings All trains run via Chatta ¬ ers and at reasonable prices VC from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant nooga and Lookout Mountain OLA RION Rinearson Genl Passr Agent Cincinnati THE STANDARD ANNO TRADE MARKS DESIGNS U nnDVOII iUTQ Are- ffc Anyone sending a Bketch and description may probably patentable Communications strictly f confidential Oldest aprency for securing patents Ye nave a wasuinBion omce America inPntATitR Co receive taken throueh Munn special notice in the E i MH rrjvr- SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN any scientific Journal weeklyterms 300 ay ear Specimen copies and Hand 150 six months JHJV XL Oil JCAXJUTJi3 SDUbiiCC AUIUVM J 4 T HINTON 1 1 Kintlfnllv Mlnafrnfaff InrfPwf olrrniTnflrm v - i 1 40 YEARS Si fc a - fr -- S MUNN CO 361 Broadway New York UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDEDTO - - -- H s J - KWM t H- - it v-- - v i 7 THE I G 3 f Tr - Ll r-- W -- Ih T - AM i - - -- N THE BOURBQH HEWS Seventeenth Yei Becoc- Xellgmte Raiders At Work Establihed 18811 Ehleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as j iss mall matter TELEPHONE NO 124 m - - - SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance Onye ar sixmouths XWS costs you cant even get 200 1 5100 port TKOM A UTN FUEE OF CHABOE x a re Etc ¬ payable to tlie order of CuJlf Make all Checkst Money fe Orders Miliar Prices 3T on yarn carpete slaughtered at - tf Hintons and wife hare moved to their farm near Paris Felix Lowhy Sydney G Clay and wife haT ed to a farm on Cane Ridge mov ¬ Remember the millinery openings of Mrs M Parker to day and to morrow Wallace Bros circus will exhibit in Lexington May May 4 3 and Mt Sterling Bishop Burton is building a hand- ¬ some residence on West Sixth street in Lexington Judge Webbs civil court will convene Tuesday morning in the council cham- ¬ ber of the city building Renaker county was removed by twenty-Harrison five masked men who ordered the gatekeeper not to again collect toll All but one of the roads directors favor throwing open the gates Repeated threats have forced the toll gate keepers on the Lancaster and Lex ¬ ington turnpike in Garrara Connty to Ghrow the gate open qd abandon tfce collection of toll Threats of burningr and dynamiting the houses and murder ¬ ing the keepers have been made That is one of the best roads in Central Ken ¬ tucky Garrard county turnpike raiders wrote an anonymous letter to Gate ¬ keeper Shearer Monday commanding him to tear down his toll gate and col- ¬ lect no more toll County Judge Burn side has also received another threatening letter A gentleman from Stanford says the Lincoln county turnpike raiders have organized and notified the authorities that they are going to have free turn ¬ pikes even if dynamite has to be used They claim to have 70T oath bound raiders seven recruiting officers seven captains fourteen spies and a commander-in-chief At a secret meeting Monday night a vote was carried to de- ¬ molish a number of the principal gates in Lincoln county Much excitement prevails and guards have been put on duty at the various toll gates ¬ The double iollgate PEBSOMJD MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY THE NEWS MAW Notes Hastily t -- NUPTIAUKNOTS k at Engagements iuiujMipn5 r Announcement- - or xn Marriage vows -- Ajad Sol- - Jotted On The Streets At at Lancaster iv The Depots In The Hotel Lobbiea And 3 E D Scott and Miss Laura P West - aged sevanty iix mar¬ ried Miss Danfr Adams aged sixty seven YQk Myen Jiook Before You Buy j And remember we guarantee more for your money ¬ The third of Mr Leon Vincents series of lectures will be heard to night at the Court house Subject Lowell YSbto qltjft John M Craycraf t and Miss Mattie Mr P I McCarthy wss in Cincin ¬ McConnellbothof the Ruddled Mills nati yesterday precinrt were married Wednesday Mr and Mrs A 3f Fee were hightat the residence of Mr Mussinon Tuesday The ceremony was performed by Eld Mr and Mrs J M Rion were m J S Sweeney Cincinnati yesterday Mr Chas Spillman and Miss Lucile Mrs W A Johnson arrived home Joplin were united in marriage Wednes¬ terday from Danville day in a pretty home wedding at the Mrs S C Jones of Lexington is home of the brides father in Mt Ver ¬ visiting Mrs A S Stout non The groom is an excellent young is gentleman and a prosperous farmer liv Harold Johnson of Mt Sterling in the city on a short visit ing near Nicholasville and is to be con- ¬ Mr and Mrs Lee Price and son are gratulated upon winning each a charm- ¬ ing life partner The bride is a lovely in Cincinnati on a short visit Miss Margery Turney is visiting young lady of superior attainments and her refined manerd and sweet disposition relatives at Seven Mile Ohio have made her a general favdrite where Hon H R Kern of St Louis is ever ihe is known She is a sister of visiting his brother J E Kern Mrs W T Brooks of this eity and a Mr Roger Lawson of Cincinnati large circle of Paris friends wish her was a visitor in ParisWednesday much happiness Miss Jessie Krieuer is visiting her To day and to morrow have been set sister Mrs Hornsey in Lexington apart for exhibiting the Spring styles Cbas Bishop arrived home Tuesday in millinery at Mrs M Parkers from a business trip through Tennessee Dont miss attending the openings Dont miss seeing the fine millinery at Stanley Watson of Maysville will Mrs Geo Rions to day and to morrow start to Europe on a pleasure trip July OBITUARY Lexington --- 1 Elsewhere both of Nidholas were married yesterMrs WW Formaniseriou8lyill day morning by Eld J S Sweeney an Mrs JM Hall spent yesterday in the parlor of the St Charles Hotel in jt fed-ahU-yo-u thanyQu can buy elsewhere or your money refund-to be the judge of itl V - Buy your shoes of us and get one of the beautiful medallion pictures FREE See them on exhibition at our store DAVKTflOMS0NdiSGRIG - v ONYX BLACK HOSIERY j t 1 t CUM -- nL-f S WE NEVER CHANGE COLOR - Revenue Assignments For April 1st Among Collector Shelbys internal to Mr R P Dows farm on the Clinton revenue assignments for the month of vilie pike four miles from Paris April are noted the following of interest Storekeepers P Will A Gaines formerly of Centre to Paris readers ville slipped and fell down the steps at Nippert Jr night at W A Gaines W his home in Georgetown the other day C Frankfort G P McCann Morgan Charlton Johnson A fracturing a small bone in his ankle O Distilling Co day Paris A female commercial traveler who P Carter Jr day G G White Co was selling flavoring extracts was in James Kelley additional W A Gaines Paris yesterday She was good looking Co Storekeepers and gaugers F P well dressed and was a smooth talker Duvall Bourbon County Distilling Co Attention is directed to the announce- W A Johnson Pointz Bros Co H S ment on eighth page of the candidacy of Sinclair Peacock Distilling Co ThompMr T E Ashbrook for County Judge son Ware J R McChesney Paris Dis- ¬ subject to the action of the- Democratic tilling Co G G White Co ¬ ¬ - Mr and Mrs Rion Dow have moved i party Surety Tor All ten oclock a m on Wednesday April States government as sole surety on 14 of stock farming implements etc bonds of distillers collectors of customs and internal revenue guagers See adv storekeepers and otherv government Officials and employees Becomes sure- ¬ Rev Joe Hopper will begin a pro- ty on bonds of contractors officers tracted meeting Sunday at the Second and employees of banks mercantile Presbyterian Church Services will be houses railroad express and telegraph officials of states held every morning and night next week companies Also on bonds of cities and executors counties Rev Hopper recently dlosed a meeting administrators guardians trustees reat Elizaville with fourteen additions ceivers assignees committees and in replevin attachment and injudicial Col GeorgeW Bain will lecture at proceedings Does not act as executor guardian receiver or theCourt house in this city on Mon- - administrator trustee but furnishes security for those aaymight April 12th from the subject occupying such positions The bonds of h New Woman and The Old Man1 this company are accepted by judges of Admission 35 cents The lecture will state courts and of the Circuit and Disbe under the auspices of the W C T trict Courts of the United States Es- ¬ TJ for the benefit of the industrial pecially solicits the business of lawyers For further information call on school Hugh Montgomery Agt 2t The Monday Night Literary Club Mrs GeorgeRions millinery display this week elected the following officers is attracting the admiring eyes of all the President Rev F W Eberhardt Vice ladies to day Opening will also conPresident Miss Olivia Buckner Secre- tinue to morrow tary Miss Leila Johnson Treasurer Mrs Rions Special Days Miss Mary Brent Critic Mr Albert Hinton The club has engaged Mr To day and to morrow are special Willis Irwin to lecture at one of its opening days at Mrs Geo Rions milli ¬ meetings this month nery store Miss Corbett ot Cincinnati expert trimmer has the The daintiest conceptions of the a popular premier French and American milliners the Spiing displays under her personal secured by Mrs Cornay Watson during supervisionJftThe ladies will be cordially her recent trip East are now being fash ieceived and handsomely repaid for the spent at Mrs Rions Remember ioned by Mrs Watson and the deft fin- ¬ time to day and to morrow are Special gers of her new artistic trimmer Miss Sterling into exquisite hats and bonnets Spring Opening Days to be displayed at the opening next FriIf you want to see a beautiful line of day and Saturday April 9th and 10th straw mattings call at J T Hintons No lady should fail to attend these and you can be satisfied ¬ -¬ ¬ In another column is the advertise ¬ The Fidelity and Deposit Co of ment of J L Hortons public sale at Maryland is accepted by the United Mrs E Cunningham t Hig Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead gins avenue is visiting friends in Lex- ¬ For sale only by Judge James R Jewell aged sixty ington died Tuesday morning at Lexington Mrs Geo Nippert of Arlington n He was a power in politics in that place Heights Ohio is visitingMr P Nippert 529 Main St Paris Ky and a stauDch Democrat He held the and family office of police Judge at the time of his Miss Frances Claybrook of Hutchi ¬ death and had Monday been nominated son is the guest of Miss Fannie Mann for re election on Pleasant street Mrs Amos Turney and Miss Sallie BIRTHS ¬ Turney are visiting Mrs Carrie Buck The Advent Of Our Future Men And ner in Winchester A Women Judge J Q Ward attended a meet- ¬ In this city Wednesday night to the ing of the Board of Curators of Central wife of Dr Frank Fithian nee Miss University Tuesday A Macie White a son of Mr and Mrs W T Brooks attend- ¬ Mrs M Parker extends a cordial ed the marriage of Miss Lucile Joplin Spring Dress Goods in all the less Hosiery at 10c and 15c invitation to all the ladies to call to day newest effects strictly all wool at Others get 25c for the same goods in Mt Vernon Wednesday and to morrow and see her Spring 25c and 39c worth double Mrs Samuel Willis returned Wed ¬ Our doDiestic stock is the bes millinery nesday to Pine Grove after a visit to We will still sell our finest Dress assorted and decidedly the cheap- ¬ M brand is the standard for Black Hosiery and is especially noted for Shape Elasticity and Durability ONYJC k ar 1 1 A J great deal of talk is being created by the extraordinary bargains no w being offered by us and the following prices will command the attention eyery careful buyer CONDOFS afc - i II id jp n 1 f ¬ ¬ ¬ relatives in and near the city Mr and Mrs J W Davis have re- ¬ turned from a short visit to Mr J S Withers and family in Cynthiana Mrs R A Woolams who has been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Brice Letton returned to Midway Wednesday Mrs E F Spears and Miss Lizzie Spears and Mrs W E Board were among the Parisians in Cincinnati Wed- ¬ nesday Col E F Clay and Messrs W R Thomas and Catesby Woodford attended the opening of the Newport race meet- ing yesterday The Lexington Herald says Miss Lake Barnett and Miss Pattie Ware of Pans will be guests of Miss Elizabeth Warren from Friday until Monday Mrs E B Bishop and two pretty children arrived yesterday morning from Asheville N C to spend the Summer with Mrs Bishops brother Mr G S Varden The Violet Whist Club was enter- ¬ tained yesterday afternoon by Miss Fannie Mann at her home on Pleasant street The young ladies present were ¬ Mrs Corne Watsons SPRING MILLINERY FRIDAY Patterns in black and colors some of them are marked 4 est 6 8 and 10 Extra 0H11 SATURDAY Table Linens Towels and Nap- ¬ kins are our specialty and we will save you 25c on the dollar if you buy them from us good Brown Cotton 5g Bleached Cotton good 5c M Apki 9 aiid lO This fashionable display contains the choicest millinery that could be obtain- ¬ ed in New York Philadelphia and Watson personally select Mrs edthe stock and it js universally pro- ¬ nounced beautiful and stylish beyond description Very Best Cotton 8c 10 4 Pepperell Sheeting 18c Best Lancaster Ginghams 5c G D Corsets 50c 75c and 81 Percales and Penanss 7c are the best in the world for the price Ladies Bleacned Vests at 10cj t Ladies and Childrens full seam frill taped worth 25c charge See the new portraits we enlarge free of Remember the dates FIDAY AND SATURDAY PURE HOME GROWN April 9 and 10 E ULtolo Sale OF Ml on Far ttmts ii - ¬ ¬ openings Taken To Frankfort Misses Etta McClintock Mamie McClin tock Sadie Davis Lula Thompson Bes- ¬ sie Holladay Fannie Mann Mamie Holladay Mary Webb Gass Frances Claybrook Hutchison - Mary Brent Sadie Hart The club will be enter- tained next Thursday bj the Misses McClintock -- I will sell at public sale at my farm Harrods Creek pike at ten oclock Apply to V a m on WEDNESDAY APRIL 14 1897 the following stock and farming imple- ¬ 0 EDWARDS IMPORTED ments 1 1 PariSi AND ECy Inter Collegiate Oratorical Contest - rockaway gelding brown mare mule 8 yrs old good WE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLEtfDID STOCK 0E Brussels carpets 39 cents per yard The annual inter collegiate oratorical - Sheriff Beeding took Will Mack and contest will be held to night at the Lex- ¬ at J T Hintons tp Ernest Dodge both negrnes to Frank- ¬ ington opera house The contestants When every woman knows that a fort Wednesday and placed them in the will be John T Haley Kentucky penitentiary Each prisoner was sen- ¬ State College Lexington J N Elliott dainty hat enhances ten fold her attrac- ¬ tenced to two years Mack for robbery Kentucky University Lexington S E tiveness every woman should know that and Dodge for burglary Curry Centre College Danville Will P Mrs Cornay Watson will have on exhi- ¬ Stuart Georgetown College R S Gor¬ bition next Friday and Saturday beauti- ¬ Coal Oil And Soda Given Away ful millinery conceptions to harmonize don Central University Richmond No April Fool about this The judges will be Bishop Burton of with every color of eye shade of hair On Saturday April 3d we will give Lexington Judge Holt of Frankfort and tint of complexion in the Bluegrass 1 gallon of Coal Oil with each pur ¬ Mrs Watson during her recent trip to and Prof Taylor of Louisville chase amounting to 100 New York secured the choicest products One half gallori of Coal Oil with each Meeting Confederate of the best American and French milli- ¬ purchase amounting to 50 cents One half pound of best baking Soda All members of the Confederate ners for her patrons4 amounting to 25 with each purchase Veteran Association of Bourbon County cents Have you seen those straw cushions at are requested to meet in the County Excepting Sugar in above offers Yours for Cash Court room on Monday afternoon April J T HintonV They aretneWy v Respectfully im- - things for your porches Get some of Bluegrass Grocery Co L5 1897 at 2 oclock Business of portance Other Confederates invited them now A T Forsyth Of Interest To The Children V P Bourbon Co All the ladies always want to know On the first page is a picture of the fa what- is the proper thing in millinery Diphtheria At Richmond mousTemplm Swing and the terms on If you want to have the exact Spring which one may be had free of cost All A dispatch from Richmond says styles calr to day and to morrow at Mrs children who compete for the swing The Board of Health of this place has M Parkera special opening days must send in their advertisement on or quarantined the city Children under before April 15th 1897 fourteen years of age are not allowed on This is a splendid chance to obtain the streets and Sherman Siivers has taken the the police are in charge free a substantial swing one that is of all burials This is the result of the agency for the Cincinnati Daily Tiines safe for the youngest child and strong diphtheria scare Three deaths have oc ¬ Star a most excellent paper and will enough for the largest adulthr and is curred so far and there are a number of have it delivered to subscribers in any easily operated by a child part of the city for six cents per week serious cases now under treatment 2ap 2t Read the ad on first page He solicits your subscriptions tf Buy your you --- workers v 1 bay mare by Bismark 1 colt by Eailmont l pair 2 yr old mules 6 extra Jersey cows fresh 2 nice Jersey heifers yearlings 1 nice Poland China boar 3 nice brood sows pig in Maj huggy Deering mower 1 Sulky hay rake And a number of other things too 1 SDITMS TROUSERINGS 1 1 Shorthorn bull FOR SPRING AND SUMMER house in Central Kentucky Iwhexi Our Prices are lower than any vrr ji i j i i ti quality ana style are considered vv e asu you to give us a can - tediouSto mention AT I Forsyth Auctr J L HORTON td FINE MEECHAiVT TAIIOR8 S E TIPTON Fain We wis For 5a HAVE a lot of new farming imple¬ ments which have never Keen used that I will sell cheap for cash 7 double shovel plows 2 pony plows Cutter Full line of samples We are also agents for the celebrated Chas E Smith Shirt I 4 t as pair double trees 12 5 tooth cultivators 1 nice surrey 6 1 DBUGHERCY BROS 434 Main St Paris Ky v 1 Inquire at Cook Winns opposite Court house or address me as below 2 phaeton buggies barouche can furniture where A wonderfully complete line of wall buy the best at the cheapest prices paper is being shown at J T Hintons Hintons the big house on the corner is -- Prices the loweEt rllk A r - the place - e 4r 4 y y- - it J T Hintons F V PuieES on yarn carpets slaughtered at t- Have a clean new stock of the Paris Ky 97 Cleveland Orient and Misses Childrens and Infants Phoenix Bicycles Spring Heel that are made like grown up line in Paris Every pair brim Also second hand wheels at ful style and quality and will out ar their purchase price time JH HAGGARD ever shown of Shoes peoples The finest every e - ¬ we RION CLAY reasonable prices f i V f 4 r v r l - iiiiirMWrilMMtfritrilrfcMMlWTiyrM1grifr ililiiiiliilli yuLjiunmn jimBgiym umiyiiHin t- I a - S X 6 THE BOURBON NEWS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday fay WALTER CHAMP I BRUCE MILLER fEUtor3 and Owners -- THE BOURBON ESPRID AT AWL HOUSING THE Slum 2 18 POOR fl 1 r gtrfai- - rt iTr t fmfPkm rMTvy1 - AN AWAKENING BY IAUL DAIVBY the only Lucetta Allen hed eveiknown Quicker than I can tell you he had cut was dead and I wished I hadnt opened the laces of his shoes kicked them off and jumped into that awful stream of my mouth When the engineer told the young yellow water and was swimming for man he had no further nse for him the girl The buggy hadnt been upset Hank broke all up It was onty for a for a wonder and she sat dn the seat minute though and then he asked the clinching the reins tight in her hands engineer whv he couldnt take him as she floated down the stream her along to his next job to make an engi- ¬ face as white as a ghost and actually scared out of her senses her eyes look-¬ neer of him ¬ Make an engineer of you you thick- ing straight ahead but seeing noth headed young cub LONDON j Localities Giving Place to Hcaltlifnl Tenements v Americans must turn to Eurone if tue3 wish to study the reforms counect- ea AVltu tne government to provide bet- ter homes for those who can nav bur little rent Of course the benefits to GEO W DAVIS DEALER KJ - THE PAGE COILED SPEING mm Ii Furniture Window Shades Etc Oil WIRE FEME Cloths Carpets Mattresses Special attention given to Undertak- ¬ be gained from more comfortable and ing and Eepairing Jf v l i Slatertown Mercerville railroad that woke up Hank Black but it was a few words said by a girl that he rthoug ht a g ood deal of at that time that first disturbed his sleep so to speak I happened to be in Grahams store over in Slatcrtown when Hank was disturbed and I heard the disturb ¬ Copyright 1897 Tt was the building- of the Juniata - ing words m SH a orae 12 yeats ago Grahams store was crowded inside and out There must Jbave been 40 or 50 in the store in front of the Counters and twice as many on the sidewalk waiting their turn to go in and buy Behind the counters be ¬ sides Hank Black Graham himself was working away in his shirtsleeves Mrs Graham was helping the best she could and then there was Lncetta iVllen Mrs was close that night outside seemed as if the heat from the sunshine or a mightv hot midsummer dav had Jvind of got angled up in the air like and inside twas worse for there was balf a dozen kerosene lamps burning and the room was full of smoke from cheap cigars and clay pipes Inside and out everybody was talking mostly about siothing at all as folks do wlien they gpo to the store and lucetta was pouring out some aniline dye while Hank was tying up sugar I was standing by the counter close to Hank and Lucetta when she said suddenly There he is Hank and he is somebody He can do things Youd best llook hard at him and see a man for once in vour life Hank turned quick and upset the dye --- It was one Saturday nigitt in August Grahams unmarried sister It ¬ Hv irV - v tfofi second thought only for what Id lieard Iucetta say though he did look different from the Slatertown young men He was one of the civil engineers that was laying out the new railroad Hank was so busy then that he didnt find out much about the chap till the next day and then Lucetta told him Like most young fellows in Slater- irl Town TToTilr uui 4i oji v iyuuiit ftjvfLOw axuixjv cnir Aiiiin rvnciT -- and a buggy Every Sunday afternoon he used to take Lucetta out in the buggy amd the next day he took her out as usual Now it so happened khat this was the day he had fixed on to say something very particular to the young Avoman and they hadnt gone very far before he said it 1 dont know the language he used but it amounted to asking her to marry him though he took an awful long time to do it and Iucetta who was bound not to say a word till he had finished thought hed never stop I know pretty nearly what r -- be much of a man to rme and I should never have Given him a into the sugar barrel and I got so in- ¬ terested in the mixup that J only got a glimpse of the chap the girl referred to He didnt look to long enough to educate you Id got acquainted with the engineer long before that He wasnt a bad sort of chap but he kind of looked down on folks that hadnt as much edu- ¬ cation as he had He told me about Hanks wanting to bean engineer and it tickled him a lot I began to see how the land lay and I was going to hunt Hank up again when one day he came into the post office here and said he wanted to talk with me all alone Hanks a distant cousin of mine too you know though hes no relation to Lucetta Allen Well Hank made a clean breast of all his feelings to me He said hed found out that to be somebody hed And hed got to have an education just- to spite Lu- ¬ got to be somebod3r cetta if for not other reason He didnt want to mairry her as he had once but he did want to show her that he could amount to something He had sold his horse and buggy and he had 250 altogether or thereabouts He didnt know how much education he could get for that but he was going to use it all up and if it took more money would I lend him some till he could earn enough being an engineer to pay up I told him to come again a week later and then I drove over the hills to SlaterShe town and talked with Lucetta of me to help Hank and insist- ¬ begged ed on giving me 100 of her own money which I was to let him have without telling him where it came from I just had to take it but I didnt letHank have it I banked it in her name and then I told Hank to go ahead and go to school He must earn as much as he could but if his earnings and his savings fell shcxrt he could write to me and I wouldnt see him fail for the lack of a few dollars Well he hadti hard time of it When - that Youre a good hand to lug chains The force of the and drive a buggy horse but time isnt deal stronger than Hank thought - Kb one could do ing confined tp any one class tf the com- ¬ current was a good munity The evils of unsuitable and healthful tenements for the poor are Matn Street --- - Paris Ky MILLER COLLINS Agents Paris Kentucky vO - ¬ was and it rolled and tumbled hiin over and over a hundred times it seemed to him before- he got to the buggy He finally reached it all right however and not knowing what else to do climbed up on the seat beside of Lucetta Just then the horse that had made all the mischief began to struggle and in a moment the buggy went over and threw them into the water Hank remembers that just be- ¬ fore the buggy upset he heard a fright- ¬ ful crash up stream and surmised that the bridge had been carried away as indeed it had and that was what caused Hank most of the trouble that was to come The buggy must have floated down stream much slower than the current was running and that was natural enough seeing that it was pret- ¬ ty heavy and the wheels reached down so far probably as to drag on the bottom Anyway the pieces of the broken bridge came down enough faster than the buggy so that just as the young chap had got to swimming strong for the shore a piece of lumber hit him and knocked both of them clean nnder the water Hank told me afterward that he was as clear headed as ever he was in his life while he was under water and he remembers perfeptly how he cameto the surface with Lucetta on his arm After that he doesnt know what he did but in some way he got to shore and took Lucetta with him Then he fainted away with the pain for the beam that had struck him had broken his left arm By that time Lucetta had gained her senses and she called for help till some one came and took them both away Hank to my house and Lucetta to Grahams I thought thejrd- be reconciled then but thev werent Neither would hear -- it ¬ ¬ - 1 ¬ vx C4i if rvi -- iVi r- J - M re v i I I Mrf K v h 0 - she said to him for she told me that very night she being my cousin and I being something like an older brother afco hei just turned and looked at him a Tittle while Cousin Jim and then I told PLUNGED INTO THE MUDDY WATER him something Hank Black 1 said you ought to he got to the polytechnic institute to seeing the other and when his aum be ashamed of yourself You want to where thev turn out engineers in as was well it was time for Hank to go wake up before you ask any girl to sorted lots he found tint he couldnt back to school That fall Lucetta start- ¬ marrv you get into the school till he had done a ed out to get an education too Hank seemed a good deal surprised lot of preliminary studying had to go Hank will be somebody sure enough and then I said lurther through a preparatory school or acad- ¬ Cousin Jim she said and though 1 You think von are don- well b- - emy and find out about the whole parcel never want to see him again even cause youre clerk in Grahams store of things hed never even heard the he did save my life I propose to if be the biggest in Slatertown and the names of But he settled down to his his equal and more if 1 can whole valley for that matter and you work like a good fellow and wrote to She was two year vounirer than ho j rice sort of rich because youve got a me regular After hed been a year in and so not yet v 20 and benjr bright jiorse and buggy and a little money in the preparatory school where he was and quick she got on very fast a r school he savings bank and your wages have the oldest of the lot being past 21 he the same as Hank did been raised from M0u a year to 26 a was ready to take the polytechnic ex- ¬ Well to cut it short got month All that seems worth while to aminations all right and he went xnrougn the polytechnic m Hank less a year you But that young chap that came through with colors flying The pro- ¬ than the regular time and was into the store last night earns almost fessors told me he had done more study ¬ right away to South America to sent as much in a month as you do in a ing and gone faster than anyone theyd out railroads and build bridges lay there year and lie isnt any brighter than ever had in the school before But it It was queer enough after he had been you either Hes awake though lie most- killed him It took all the red there a couple of years that this is a man in the world But you you out of his face it made his hands white engineer that had made him allsame the are asleep You are like a beetle in iis and the muscles in his airms soft and trouble at first was put on his staff in Ibole T was afraid he was going to die So a subordinate position but so it was When 1 got that far the girl con him to fcinued Hank braced up long enough I got he saw come here for vacation and and Hank has lold me two or three times in his letters that the fellow acLucetta aq ain ro aslc me u I t nought the young en here lie wouldnt have seen her though cepted the situation like a gentleman gineer better looking- or better natured than he was But T wouldnt gratifv if it- hadnt been for the big storm that though it did seem to gall him a little Lucetta finished her schooling with xiim Dy telling mm wnar i i nought on came up sudden one day in July Both Chise points and J didnt say much he and the girl luul declared they colors flying too t had to lend her a little more about anything If I had Id have wouldnt meet for worlds and I sides money to help her through be returning her own that she tried cried so T jusi asked him to drive home thought- best to humor them particu to let Hank have but she s paid me and he did without- ever speaking a larly as my wife agreed with me that back all right from the sale of her Id better Hank was out fishing that word SVhen Lncetta had finished tellingme day and it happened that he was books You see she found out at school siliout her talk with Hank 1 asked her under the short bridge not far from that she could write for print and shes pretty well now 1 Qnrt to explain herself But she made no Slatertown when the storm came up doing Hank knows about that for he Mavbe you remember it Anywav it think explanation She just turned a pair of liig blazing eyes on me and said if I was the worst storm we ever had here forbade me to write to him about Lu wanted to make ont that I was as stupid It was something like a western cloud cetta You see J m the only corre has as Hank T might try it but she knew burst 1 guess There was plenty of spondent healwaysfrom here and Lu cetta has hail and the water came down in bar written over the Abetter so- that he relsful not drops It wasnt half an name of Mrs Margate Xext day Hank quit lie said hed shouldnt know Tad enough clerking it in his and hour before the creek was so full that Xo they havent seen each other since advised Graham to find another man Hank had to get out firom Under his rinfht awav Then Hank did what 1 shelter in a hiurry In no time he was the big storm when he saved her thought was the dumbest thing he was drenched andhe was wondering where from drowning He is past 30 now ever guilty of He never said good by toilnd cover when he saw a horse alid shes 2S and both are still single lo Lucetta but he went and hunted up and buggy coming on the other side There was stories that he had married that engineer and asked him if he didnt of the stream as if the evil one was a senorita of the country he is in but ii pursuit straight for the briflge One he says it isnt so and Lucetta has said want to hire a chainman to half a dozen The engineer looked Hank over and glance showed him it was a runaway Bo 1 think theyll ever meet again asked him if his horse and buggy and another that the driver was Lu do and right here in this post He saw the horse was coining Yes - would go with hiiii Hank said it cetta office too next summer Hank is comwould and was hired on the spot That across the bridge and he braced him Job lasted Hank most a year during self to stop the runaway but before ing back to the states and Lucetta is which he worked like a slave for two the bridge was crossed the horse shied gong to pass the summer with my wife dollars a day dragging chain and do suddenly and jumped right into that and me and were going to see if we ing all sorts of odd jobs for the engi ¬ roaring torrent of muddy water You cant keep two folks we know of from neer hauling him around in the buggy know rheri was no rail to the short carrying a certain piece of foolishness 7 hen Hank showed that he too far bridge and actually lending his rig for the to take Lucetta driving But had plenty oi nerve and wsnt afraid LiuiKcKt Steel Plate once did Hank himself speak or of a little flood whether he was some ¬ never A steel plate has just been turned out Vbowto tier again He didnt cen let n body or not by an English firm that is said to be There wasnt half a ehanc in a largest ever made After shearingthe that he knew there was such a girl it and once when I thought like a fool t housand for him to save her and hed measures 76 feet S inches by 5 feet and thatt could straighten things out by have known- it if hed ever stopped to is six teiitlisof an jnehthiekjjt with- ¬ -- talking to him about her he said that think which I dont suppose he did out a flaw and weijrhs 5 tons -- Unsanitary surroundings of disease dirt and extreme poverty fall upon a whole city or neighborhood The en- ¬ tire population may rcpoice to see an old rookery swept away to make room for something more wholesome and comfortable and to let in the purifying sun and air When some filthy old shell goes down where misery has been familiar for many years and crime has lurked in its shadow even a Grad grind ought to be able to count the economic gains though not concerned about the moral advantages The London county council in cooperation with the local boards of ad- ¬ ministration of the parishes is giving more attention to this subject than ever before Within the last few years intpontant streets have been opened throughout slum localities a double gain it will be noticed for the inhab- ¬ itants of the crowded city One of the leading improvements now in hand is in the slum district 15 acres iu extent around the group of railway stations in Shoreditoh Six thousand people in ¬ cluding many factory laborers live in this region Its death date is 40 per 1000 more than double the average The county council is engaged in the work to occupy thvo years of clearing away the noisome tenements and abol- ¬ ishing the crooked narrow lanes and courts A fine new street 60 feet wide lined with shops and tenements will be the approach It will run into a large central park from which seven 50 foot streets will radiate A mound for a band stand in the park will be made from the earth excavated from foundations In this improvement no less than 730 wretched houses occupied by 5700 people have been cleared away The ten ¬ ants thus dispossessed have been pro ¬ vided with homes in neat cottages located under the direct su ¬ A pervision of the London officials tenant now pays for a new two or three f oom flat from 125 to 250 a week and for a four room flat with an outlook on the monnd three dollars a week One rule enforced by the council is that rents shall not exceed the old average collected in thr rookeries and the officials expect that the new order of things wiill pay steam laundry to be used by families in common on the payment of a small fee The laundry building has two large rooms to afford pleasant quarters to a workingmens club On the area to be rebuilt sanitary dwellings will to accommodate 4700 persons The net cost of clearing this large slum district and preparing the site anew is 1400000 About 1300000 additional wall be expended on the new dwellings In 60 years the council ex pects to have paid off all the debt in ¬ curred in the undertaking and to be the free owner of the whole area without eallingon taxpayersf or anyof themoney used in rebuilding Some of the pri ¬ vate philanthropists of London are ac tive in a similar line of reform one of them having lately erected a large Todging house for men in needy cir- 3 mm stances But onlv a municipality 1j can handle the slum problem in a large way and what London has already accomplished deserves general attention St Louis Globe Democrat ¬ -- W O HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance OtI THE VERY BEST RELIABLE PROMPT PAYING NON UNION HOTEL REED Short St Bet Broadway and Mill - how n is MADE The large steel wires forming tbt horizontal bars are first coiled around m J inch rod thus practically becoming COILED SPRINGS their entire length These are securely tied together by 18 cross bars to the rod The cross bar are best quality of annealed wirt wrapped three time galyanized around each horizontal bar Being a self regulator it is alwayj ready for business slacks up for tielow as cheerfully as it takes a ner grip for 90 in the shade gently but firmly persuades a runaway team to reconsider its action An unruly bull is safe as a canary in its cage it saith thus far shall unto the festive hog go thou The fierce wind and drifting snow pass by and it heeds them not There is no terror in the locomotivo spark The trespasser is not led into temptation and the rail stealers occupation is gone The hired man and the lagging tramp alike scorn it proffer- ¬ ed shade Like the model housewife when well supported it is always neai and tidy THREE POSTS to the 100 FEET Economy is not our sole object in placing posts for farm fence at the un¬ usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart Farmers say the closer the posts th better the fence That may apply t common fences but depending largely on its lasticity we psefer the long panel For cemeteries lawns yards etc they should of course be nearer 12 to 20 feet is not objectionable We have completed and are now building a lot of this fence for Bourbon farmers and you can examine into it merits for yourself Estimates cheerfully furnished You may put up the posts and we will build the fence or we will contract to do tho whole 30b If you are needing any fence see us We will save you money5 and still build you the best fence made Respectfully MILLER COLLINS This is a smcoth fence that will turn any kind of stock It is made from tht best hard steel drawn specially for th purpose Mil4 S m X f its advantages I James Connors - - Proprietor Rates 2 And 250 Per Day One hundred good rooms Electric lights hot and cold baths barber shop and Postal telegraph office etc 21jy96 ly TREES DF-Ij-E- Asparagus and everything for the Orchard Lawn and Garden We employ no agents Try us on prices and see the difference between those of a grower and dealer Catalogue on y nlication to H F HILLENMEYER 20oct Lexington Ky ¬ FULL stock of Fruit and Ornamental Grape Vines Small Fruits TREES 1896 posts ¬ ¬ conveniently Paris Ky it ecu i4 - The Page Wir Fence In Bourbon Millersburg Ky May 4 95 Messrs Miller Collins Agents Woven Wire Fence on my farm for about eighteen months and am well pleased with it It has proved to be all dealinT There isnonoin the world that can equal that is claimed for it It turns all kinds In mechanical construction durability of orkinjr parts fineness of finish beauty In appearance or had of stock and is a3 tighf as it was the day aa many improvements aa the KEW HOME it was put up and has stood some severe WRITE FOR CSKOS1LARS tests A horse of one of my neighbors Tuu Few Home Sewing Machine Co fell across the fence a few months ago CbanqeMass Bo8TOJfKAS3 2S Union Squa kg NY and was not taken off for several hours Chicago Irx SxLouiaiIo Dallas Texas but when taken oS the fence went back SaxFiunciscoCai ATLAlraGA OR SALS QY to its place all right with the exception of a few staples During the storm of WINN Paris Ky GOOE April 24th a good sized tree was blown across the fence and bent it down to the M MBKDE STAMPS WASTED ground As soon as the tree was cast off the fence went up all right and was BY as good as ever with the exception oi T li Greon County- Clerk Mt Olivet JSy one broken wire and a few staples out I want to buy for cash the following U S of place Rev enues either canceled or uncanceled at I am so well pleased with the fenc the prices annexed when stumps are sent iu that I am going to put up more of it good condition Respectfully Each right away 1 cent Sxpressred lmperfora Scents Wm Becraft 5my tf MOST POPULAR SEVENG MACHINE for amero eonpr Boy from reliable manufacturers that have rained a reputation by honest and square 1 - be-erecte- Do cot be deceived by allnriasr advertisements and think you can get the best luade finesS finish and Gentlemen I have had the Page Paris Kentucky i ¬ i Htfx COSTLY TRAVELING Ontlsvy on a Trip Across ihc Con ¬ i -- - markable incidents thav had come un- ¬ der his observation during the time he had been connected with his present line of business Perhaps the most interesting- one related to a visit ho had not long ago from a comparatively young man who appeared to be in a great hurry He rushed into the office of the agency and without ado irfquired the cost of a private palace coach to The southern California and back suddenness of this somewhat extraor dinary request almost took the breath out of the agent and it was a moment or two before he collected himself to make reply inquired the All for yourself One of Bostons well known tourist agents was in a reminiscent mood the other day and related a number of re- ¬ tinent 1 - ¬ cent Express redt pnrt perforate 5 cents cent Playing Cards red imperforate 50 cents 1 cent Playing cardsredpart perforate30cents 1 cent Proprietaryredipart perforate10 cents 1 cent Telegraph red imperforate 50 cents 2 cent Bank Check bluepart perforated cents We are prepared to furnish at re 5 cents sonable prices locust posts by Jceut Certificate bine imperforate the car- ¬ 2 cent Certlicntc bine full perforate10 cents Delivered at your nearest rail-¬ 2 cent Certiflcateorangefull perforated cents load U cent Express 5 cents road station blue imperforate 10 cents 2 cent Express blue part perforate MILLER COLLINS 2 cent Playing cards ulueimperforate50 cents iO cents 2 cent Playing cards orauge 2 cent Proprietary blue imperf orate J5 cents 2 cent Proprietarybluepart perforate10cents 2 cent Proorietaryorangeall pefrotl cents ES CLEiED BEPMBEB 3 cent Playiog cardgreenimperforateS2 3 cent playing cardgreenf ulf perrte cents 3 cent Telegraph green rmperforatel0 cents 4 ceutPlayingcardtiolet perf ora te50 cents J have employed a first class 4 cent Proprietaryvioletpart perforate 10 cents i yV experienced tailor to take charg h cent JiiXpresSj rod unpenorate luceuts 10 cents of our cleaning repairing 5 ceut Playing cardy red perforateand pressing 5 cent Proprietary perforate lOcents department Work done on short 6 ceut Proprietary orange perforateS5 10 cent Bill of Ladingblue miperfotelo cents notice Our prices are lower than to cent Bill of Ladingbluepart perte15 cents others and we will do your work right 0 cents 2 icent Bond imperforate 40 cent Inland Exehangelmperfonue7o cents PARIS FURNISHING Al TA1L0BIHG CO Si 2a 50 cent Probate o W11L imperforate 70 cent Foreign exchangegreenim ate90 cents1 1 LOCUST POSTS - 1E V - ¬ Si ijire JLiisuraiiceiiiipei ioraie1 30 Foreign exch an gco range A - - - SI Manifest imperforate SL Mortgage full perforate 1 00 Passnge Tick t imperforate00 tl 25 Sl - n 10 1 - H S STOUT Manager m v ¬ - ¬ - 4 00 Foreign Exchange maroon 5 00 3 oOlnlaud Exchange imperforate 7 00 5 00 Probate of WilJ imperforatetgent 30 00 20 OOProbate of Will imperforate Yes all for myself with aruaiir of 1 30 BlueaudBlaelc 1 50 1 GO Bine and Black 2 00 indifference 5 cent Black a nd Green proprietary 5 cents I cant give you the exact figures 8 cent Black and Greeu proprietary u cfnts 10 cent Black and Green but I should say between inoo- and nO ceut Black ss d Green proprietary 3 5t proprietary 10000 5 00 I OOBIackand Green proprietary - imate 50 Oo W W DUDLEY BILL POSTERS PARIS KY CO f Jf a ¬ ¬ -- - -- 15 00 Alt Kinds of Posting Distributing Eto and Green proprietary Promptly Attended To also wish to buy old canceled postage stain ps aud stamped envelopes of any and all or the long journey denominations from li 10 to 1S75 for which I will pay li beral prices Address What name please T L UliEEN Comity Clerk The young man passed the gen this Mt Olivet Ky TOWN LOT FOR SALE jNot stamps can be jard and without further question the fctttud onThe above named Notes Receipts Deeds Mortgages A 42AxllO foot lot in William bargain was consummated1 a Agreements Bank Check etc from ifcGl also on Proprietary Medicine3 re- ¬ to 187o dition well located Will be sold A month afterward the agent Matches etc at low price on four payments one vived a check from his uffluerrt custom ¬ Tne foregoing ofter is genuine made In fourth cash balance in good faith and will be carried out to the let- ¬ er for S1S000 vith an accompanying ter in every instance when I receivo the ments at six twelve three equal pay- ¬ and eighteen note to the effect that the trip hadbeen stamps I have mentioned in good order months Address L L care- - Thb Mt Olivet Deposit n eatlv en ioved and that the price was Keforonce Robertson county Bank or any News Paris Ky official of jvcry way satisfactory T L GitKKN County Clerk cxt Thursday morniugfully equipped Thats all rifrht I shall want it 5 l OOBlack A j i V -- W ¬ L continued the agent that occasionally we get a windfall and that jur wealthy people are bound to get ihc bust thats going at whatever cost Boston Herald You see ¬ ¬ ¬ vou here Eastern Ian looking for a new loea onVhat kind of a population have Ivinl IIenrtel People - Dugut City Resident - Best sort mister I just tell you there aint no on---nn- eer - softer hearted people west o the Mis ¬ souri than lives in this ere community Benevolent eh Benevolent Just runnin over with the milk o human kindness Why sit at our lynchin oeeswe alters gives the feller the choiceof hanfvnorshQotinn -- m llr iafcSrKfrJand nuuuuiliucucan Ba7 lOrHJlT uwniuu tim but you one wlotiof money TVWb- Cant tell yon all aboutthe new style JuradAome dcalgrn bejratlful xii C K le variety low irlceiiuierioriiuaitv ALTTAWm 1 SS- M- w pivxujssat jewesi prices free K Y Weekly 4Einl rAaT m t W x NOvflxXr ilUmJmx A 7 i ni LaV ffoods in pw andlarg-cot Wektm iu - m js tl-nn- f- HIB I F M Pnlo - jr - vTy tt - hr l - - j X S Vf -- i net 7 - m V Ti VjTJ f fr 1 I -- f r7is 6 v c r i N r THE JBOURBON NEWS PRIDAY APRIL 2 1897 - Kecne Tells HowHe Raised Prof ¬ and itable Animals Escapes Hytiropliouia ORCHARD PARASITES Our method of raising calves intended W BHunt a prominent banker of Valuable Discovery to Frnit Growers for work in the dairy herd commences Eatonton Ga has just escaped an at- ¬ klciiortetl from Missouri with the breeding We aim to get a good as The Missouri experimentstation has roomy animal- and depend more on tack of that dreadful disease knownAt-¬ rabies Mr Hunt passed through made extensive experiments with differ- ¬ transmission than upon any special care home after spend ¬ ent methods of killing- the woolly ajmis in raising But we take good care of lanta on his way in Paris When he or apple root plant louse regarded as the young things for on this depends ing several weeks one of the worst if not the worst enemy largely the future usefulness of the left Eatonton a few weeks ago his life to the apple orchards jof the southern dairy cow Care is taken that the pens was in imminent danger and it was a race for his life that he made to Paris half of Missouri are kept clean and well bedded and sun- ¬ Banker Hunt was giving a cat med- ¬ The following- is a brief summary of light bright hay and clean water are icine at his home when he was badly the discoveries made supplied bitten by the animal He suspected that The limb form of this insect can be The calves are usually weaned from the cat had hydrophobia and he imme- ¬ readily killed by one or two thorough their dams when live days old they diately set sail to receive spraing s with strong1 kerosene emul- ¬ learn to drink readily at that age They treatment in the for Paris Pasteur in- ¬ celebrated sion Apple seedlings buds and grafts are then fed on new or whole milk for stitute in that city After undergoing should be planted in a small trench at least one month from which they fd led with finely powderedtobacco or are changed onto skimmed milk They a number of very severe and painful tobacco oust and lightly covered with are taught to eat oatmeal at a very early operations he is again home well and earth This will keep the woolly aphis age alul they are given all the oats they saved from that disease that would a ay Apple nursery stock should have will clean up with a little oil meal added surely have caused his death bethinks a literal supply of tobacco dust aimlied At three months old and afterward they Extensible Broom Han ill e to the roots every spring in order to are given a small allowance of corn in A means for lengthening broom han- ¬ woolly aphis and prevent it addition to the oat ration Thus they dles consists of a simple metal coupling kill the from establishing itself there It should are fed during- the first year with two holes passing through the en ¬ be applied by removing some of the I want them in good growing condi- - tire length for the reception of a broom earth from around the roots filljng the x handle and means for coupling the excavation with tobacco dust and light- - fat for boiu roiIscle and a gootl ccmsti same thus enabling housewives to util- ¬ y covering it with earth Newly cleared lution colipietl with good strong diges ize old broom handles and to brush timber land should be cultivated in corn jtion Me what s wantetl in tle dairv ceilings walls and places above the or other crop for two years before the CQW Wo are nm gr0wing a machine reach of the ordinary broom apple trees are set out in order to kill into wh cll we cm sfifelv feed om corn the woolly aphis that may be on tlis Slld oatR acl liave t converted into milk Debts in Coimecticnt roots of the wild crab and allied trees and butter During the winter of the The total county city town and Apple nursery stock should have the second year having made good growth borough indebtedness in Connecticut roots cleaned and dipped for a minute these young heifers are fed all the is 4oSl000 in strong kerosene emulsion in order to bright hay they will eat with two or kill the woolly aphis that may be there three quart of cut ear corn Usually A Wonderful Combination In planting apple trees tobacco dust we have sweet corn Being the only manufacturers of both guns world the AVinches and ammunition in should be freely used among and over They are bred to drop their first ter Repeating Armsthe Xew Haven Ct Co clossj around the all the roots and 2S to 30 months old These are enabled to keep their guns apace with calves trunk in order to kill and jnevent the young at are stabled by themselves new ammunition and their ammunition cows woolly aphis from establishing itself apace with new guns4 In this by uscarefullv handled in fact the ing Winchester goods shooters way be cerand can livery spring as soon as settled dairy cows should all be pet cows and there warm w gather appears each tree should we find them ever ready to convert lib ¬ tain of getting guns and ammunition of the highest degree of excellence and most imhave a liberal supply of tobacco dust eral quantities of feed into rich milk proved type As the unapproachable repuapplied to its roots by removing the Vvc keep well in mind the fact that they tation of the Winchester guns depends upon them the Winthe ammunition used earth from around the trunk for a dis ¬ must now be fed so as to make good chesters are obliged toinkeep the standard tance of two feet and four inches in qrowth as well as good butter Dakota of their ammunition as near perfection as depth evenly filling this with the tobac ¬ Field and Farm possible Shooters who want the best results can get them by using Winchester guns co dust and covering it with earth The and Winchester ammunition Send for a woolly aphis may bet root form of the LIFTING HAY RACKS laige illustrated catalogue free cheaply and easily killed and kept away 31 from an apple tree by the liberal use of A Device Tliat Does Away with noli Its all over the sky Golden Days Hard Work Pd rather be most any nian tobacco dst About live or six pounds To facilitate taking oft hay racks In historys class or fames bright bands of this substance should be applied as from wagons and to replace them again Than Atlas for he always had aboe directed 1o the roofe of every in ¬ which is frequently connected with a A world of trouble on his hands fested tree and one half this amount good deal of unnecessary heavy lifting Milton Reizenstein a graduate student of should be applied in a similar manner Howard Walton Yamhill coumj-- Ore ¬ the Johns Hopkins University oi Baltieach succeeding spring costing approxhas devised a contrivance a sketch of more has prepared a monograph as a thesis imately two cents per tree per year which is given herewith which works for a degree which he expects to receive his next June He practically automatically without any the history of thehas chosen for fromsubject RAISING ASPARAGUS ORR B its inlabor whatsoever It consists merely ception on the night of Februaiy 12th 1827 Some Varieties AVliicli Have Given when 25 of the leading business men of BaltiGeneral Satisfaction more met at the home of Philip E Thomas A - THE FARMING WORLD CALVES FOR THE DAIRY I SAVED FROM RABIES Banker W B Hunt Goes to Paris We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by 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 Hows This II Stop Women And Consider the All Important Fact That Jn addressing- Mrs Pinkham jcm are con ¬ fiding your private ills to a woman a woman whose experience in treating womans- diseases is greater than that of any liv¬ - - - him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made bv their firm West Truax Wholesale Druggists Toledo Q Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists Toledo Ohio Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Price 7oe per bot tie Sold by all Druggists Testimonials free Halls Family Pills are the best ¬ CWWL t I I I Little Ethel I wonder win men like to talk about their old school davs Little Johnny spose after they get growed up they is always tryin to find out where the teacher lives so they can Jick him - their own personal experience in those states have been published in pamphlet form by the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway and as these letters are extremely interesting and the pamphlet is finely illustrated one copy will be sent to any address on receipt of two cent postage stamp Apply to Geo II Heafford General Passenger Agent 410 Old Colony Building Chicago 111 In South and North Dakota relating Letters from Farmers mmSk I i ¬ tegr ing physician male or female You can talk freely to a woman when it is revolting- to relate yonr private troubles to a man besides a man does riot understand bimply because lie is a man Manv women suffer in silence ancl drift along- from bad to 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 ltnouL money or price you can consult a woman whose knowledge from actual experi- ¬ ence is greater than airy local physician in the world Thefol- - - - I 1 jhc t -- I a man takes off his hat to them that they are superior creatures every time Globe Atchison There are some women who are reminded -- 1 Homescelcers West and Southwest Tickets on sale Tuesdays April Gth and 20th and May 4th and 18th For descriptive and illustrated pamphlets of the different States time and map folders address H C Townsend General Passenger Agent St Louis Mo Via the Missouri Pacific Railway and Iron Mountain Route to points in the ¬ ¬ Excursions Rates at Half i 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 atv 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 bas 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 iniTifofinn to f ii li A frnval -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Probably the first thing every man re- solves when he gets up in the morning is that he will go to bed earlier the next night Atchison Globe That the Cleveland Akron Colunibtts Py if still selling round trip tickets between all stations on its line good going and returning Sunday at a rate of one fare for the round trip Ask any agent for particulars or write to C F Daly General Passenger Agent Cleveland O They say people who live together get to look dike Is that so Well just in Chicathe interest of science leis try it go Record m m ¬ Specially Rememher ¬ ¬ ¬ As you chew tobacco for pleasure use Star It is not only the beat but the most lasting and therefore the cheapest Star Tolmcco jj ¬ fPWllW s v ¬ ¬ each side This will require six rows one foot apart and a bed of that width 50 feet long will be ample for an ordi ¬ nary family requiring about one pound of seed It will require about three years from the time of sowing until the bed is in full bearing but once estab lished is good for 20 years It should be sown in drills one foot apart and when the plants are four or live inches high they should be thinned out so that the plants will be nine inches apart from each other in all the rows Great care must be taken for the first year to keep down all weeds as soon as they appear else they will choke up and destroy the young seedling asparagus ¬ A conveniently sized bed is about six feet wide with a path two feet wide on ttwvII 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 ¬ candle the oil lamp gas these are lution of illumination which i s 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 J831 the scythe and the cradle were superseded by the McCormick 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 mowerdem the The pine knot the tallow- - Wtlll1i V stagestheo- f9 - FOR LIFTING PIAY RACKS and devised means whereby the trade of iits stopped free and permanently cured Baltimore with the West could be restored No fits after first davs use of Dr Klines It was at this meeting that the company was Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle organized which afterwards built the B 0 R R Ir Reizensteins monograph takes treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa up the history of the road from that night She until tracks were laid to WJieeling W Va lie I loveyoubetterthanmylife in 1833 The 70th anniversary of the B O Considering the life you lead cannot say R It Co Avas February 12thiS97 Indianapolis Jourthat 1 am surprised nal I ¬ l ¬ about two feet longer than thc hay iack The crosspieces of the rack must be fastened very firmly to hold the weight of the body as the pieces slip on the lougitudinal bars When the con trivance is to be used the top of tit bars should be greased When the rack are just high enough to catch the cross pieces of the rack and as the team proceeds the rack will be lifted until it is all safely landed on the frame Provision must be made not to have the body of the rack fit the bolsters of the wagon too tightly so that there may be no danger of breaking in taking it off In putting the rack on again the wagon is backed into the roadway from b I until the end of the wagon is under the back end of he rack then tie the rack to the bolster back again and the rack is on Amer ican Agriculturist ¬ 1 of six posts firmly set in the ground with two pieces of twoby eight lumber Wheres papa Flora Hes I could not get along without Pisos Cure downstairs Whats he doilamma It alwavs cures Mrs bicycle is out of breaff for Consumption ing Flora His E C Moulton Needham Mass Oct 22 94 and hes giving it some more i asked Tomniv who was Joan of Arc Reforms Need 31ore Tlian a Day the teacher Noahs wife said T ommy To bring tlicni about and are always more complete and lasting when they proceed who is considered great at guessing Mamma ¬ 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 ycu anything it is that theres nothing cheaper than the best -- New 4 n t is to be taken off a team is driven through the roadway at a a The posts with steady regularity to a consummation Few of the observant among us can have failed to notice that permanently healthful changes in the human system are not wrought by abrupt and violent means and that those arc the most salutary medicines which are progressive Hostetters Stomach Bitters is the chief of these Dyspepsia a disease of obstinate character is obliterated by it The baby said and gave that yell Which makes his father scowl I may not be a howling swell ButIm a swelling howl Doubled up and bent with pain Lumbago Use St Jacobs Cil and straighten up ¬ fVflcCormick Harvesting Machine Compang Chicago The Zicht Runninpr McCormick Open Elevator Harvester The Iight Kuuninjj McCormick New 4 Steel Mower The Light Running McCormick Vertical Corn Binder and The Light Running McCormick Daisy Reaper ior sale everywhere rl ¬ Opportunity makes short calls When one is out it leaves a card and moves on N Y Weekly u ¬ Just try a 10c box of Cascarets candy ca tharticjfinest liver and bowel regulator made We could forgh e the man who knows it all if he wouldnt insist on telling it all N Y Weekly m fWll MlSj metto was brought out Conovers Col- ¬ ossal was the leading sort and justly so but Palmetto is not only much earlier but is also a better yielder and is more even and regular in its growth and must eventually supplant the old THE PALMETTO ASPARAGUS The deeper the soil and the greater abundance of manure that is used the greater will be the crop Until the Pal- ¬ MADE BY m -- - Very IjOtv Rate Excursions to the West and South G A crutch is uscd for sprains Jacobs Oil instead it cures Use St Walter Baker Co LlcL 9 r iffii ¬ ROADS IN ENGLAND favorite Average bunches containing 3o shoots measure 13 inches round and weigh about two pounds The Pal- ¬ metto has now been planted in all parts of the country and appears to be equally adapted to all sections Farm and Home trict There is an inspector for each divis Some Hints About lruninjr Intelligent horticulturists have al- ion who empioys a force of road mendmost given up trying to educate the ers and holds each responsible for the public to put away the hatchet saw portion of a roul assigned to him The in a cottage on the shears and to a great extent the prun ¬ road mender lives whidh he is required ing knife and to do all with the finger line of the higway goes over to keep in lie ard thumb in May and June In the old every dav order removes in a the road barrow and diffused world this knowledge is more is unsightly After Writing of orange culture in Italy one everything that of our consuls says that there the ob- - each heavy rain he looks out for breaks ject aimed at in pruning is to bring the and mends them by dumping loads of greatest surface of the tree possible to flinv where needed Supplies of flint are kept along the roads at intervals the direct action of air and light The ready for the use of the road mender spherical form is considered best To keep this form shoots are pinched off He watches the road the year around neglect in June each year In the early spring and if there is anyfrom the he recehes inspector weak and dead wood and forgotten use- ¬ a sharp warning ¬ less shoots are cut out to let the light This is the English system of maintain and air in among the branches a sharp ing good roads and it will be necessary a knife must be used Western Plowman to havethesimilar system in this country roads here will comxare with before J2xiiortK of American Cheese those of the older country The cheese business in the United How to Cultivate Beets States has not had the attention encouragement which it should Beets thrive best in soils that are and have while our Canadian neigh- ¬ rather light and well enriched The bors have given this branch of the seed should be sown in drills one foot or dairy interest a great deal more at- ¬ fifteen inches apart and one inch deep tention During the last fiscal year as early as the ground can be worked there was exported from Canada 14 When the xlants are large enough thin 253002 worth of cheese In the same out to stand six inches apart in rows period there was exported from the and keep the patch weil cultivated An United States 5497539 worth It was ounce of seed will sow aboutO feet of not because we havj had a market at drill and it takes from live to six home for our cheese but because Cann pounds to the acre Dakota Field and dan cheese is better than the American Farm ¬ sub-committe- Year Around English roads are good because they are well built and well cared for is the conclusion arrived at by a writer who has been investigating the subject He ys that they are the finest anywhere in the world Some of the highways leading out of Bath were made by the Komans and all of the other highways are of scientific construction with deep foundations and ample provisions for draining Besides they receive constant supervision and care Every county council has a standing committee of roads which takes charge of the high ways and keeps them in repair The committee is divided into each of which is assigned a dises How Tliey Are Kept in Repair All tlte Great Scott Eph whats the number of On April and the North Western Line Two sah one fob each will sell Home Seekers excursion tickets your boots with favorable time limits to numerous toot sahpoints 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 Northmation apply to agents Chicago western Railway Your friends may not know much but they know wljat they would do if they were While Miss Fitz was away George took in your place N Y Weekly 1 Anything happen her parrot dont know she keeps the parrot down cel Cascarets stimulate liver kidneys and Life lar now and the engagement is oil bowels Never sicken weaken or gripe 10c 20 - Established in 1 780j at Dorchester Mass Has the well known Yellow Label on the front of every La Belle Chocolatiere package and the trade mark on the back ¬ ¬ ¬ NONE OTHER GENUINE I ¬ Wmhnm Walter Baker i Co Ltd DorchesterP Mass 4 Bae regulate or remove your desire tor tobacco Saves money makes health and manhood Cure guaranteed 50c and 100 all druggists 0rer for Fifty Cents Why not IctNo-To-Bac - m -- lOOOOOcured Ret assured that if your misdeeds find you out they will call again N 1 Weekly Limp and lame lame back Oil cures it promptly surely To Pearline Users Only You have confidence in Pearline You must have or you wouldnt be using it But what do you do with it besides the ordinary washing and cleaning Theres a lono list of things in which Pearline ought to be helping you Why isnt it For every purpose for which doing so you would use soap and water Pearline is better You ought to be ready enough to believe that with what you must know of Pearline 53i -- St Jacobs It would be a good deal easier to love our neighbors as ourselves if they would do things the way we do N Y Weeklv THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK CattlecoxnmonS Select butchers CALVES Fair to good light HOGS Common Mixed nackers Light shippers SHEEP Choice LAMBS Good to choicn FLOUK Winter family GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 3red Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 Rye No 2 HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess pork Jbaru 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 A 1 I ADril 1 2 50 85 ah 75 25 85 ft 85 C5 00 n gi 35 oj 4 41 ¬ 3 3 4 ¬ 5 3 ¬ ¬ a r 11 5 50 3 75 3 95 40 4 05 5 00 3 70 89 87 21 30 11 75 9 S7J4 4 10 sato your house one An ene my stolen iened this What has hap Simply day last wecKX and touched you Jigntry m passing You thought little of tin matter at the time for the enemy was only a vagrant cur 50 deb Prune steam BUTTER Choice dairv Prime to choice crcamcrv APPLES Pcr bb POTATOES Per bbl FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 1 northn CORN OATS 10 IS 1 25 75 a h ih 1 12 20 50 9J NEW YORK 4 55 fa cm No 2 mixed Mixed PORK New mess LARD Western FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat Na 2 red No 2 Chicago spring CORIC OAT1 9 25 4 75 84 82 30J4 no 9 75 4 45 rent of air But CHICAGO 4 SO No PORK Mess LARD Steam FLOUR No 2 84 70ya 8 50 4 50 807 d 707J 24 17 Si 8 55 4 20 4 CO now you are begin ning to learn whatj mischief the little intruder did for your backisstiff and painful Your head aches and at times you feel dizzy charged with blocd and inflamed In stead of passing the waste matter oufc of the body they are damming it up in the blood Every minute yes every heart beat adds to your kidneys They are over cold as settled on tte r V V 6- - 9 AMDV CATHARTIC t 1 CURi COHSf iPATI0Ha 10 case 9HDUljUiMjl UUMfllUilMJ t0 cnr0 ay crip of conciliation Cascarets nre the Ideal Lazn n tire never TO or sripelmt cause en8y natural results Sam nlOflnilhnnt ofrrnft Irt SlKIiiKK KKIIPUT oiw riiir XTnrniI fin ny 7 nrr I -- the poison in you Normal actioa of the kidneys will purify the blood Nothing else will 25 SO mmmS I ftQIfKT Tni-I- - ALL 6- - - A l ft - DJHARTTOlf NOTICE KAHE THUS SElF ACTUe SHADEROLIERS Mixed Ous Mixed LARD Refined PORK Mess CATTLE First omility HOGS Western Corn Ghain WheatNo Family BALTIMORE 4 25 2 28 23 00 4 00 1 V 81 Yt 23tf Qtll 50 16 85 4 41 4 Jo 81 22 28a INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess is the friend in need LOUISVILLE 3 75 f ltiY 4 00 90 24 yt 19 2n tne mationso that ths grip on the tissues blood vessels is relaxed and the uric acid is sent on its way out oi the body It will reduce the inflara- ot jST aS5 ltejected claims reopened increase 2 All Isvwb free 31 yrs practice Success or no fee A W JlcCorolck Sc Scab Cincinnati O and Washington LC JSw Jr 32 Fed for IS Ratf ifD SI s Tf GENUINE THE HARTSHORN LABEL AND GET OH A olas fi horse power Enslne E1D OMC OML f a good horse jinvcr upright nlo frt a once C M O IMiC 5or to lf t s wrtd May as Tiro II vara INI C 7m 5113 1 jJiPin--on fr i ric uu irus iiarirncrv wiuastou- a vn Mi voti Tinirizlven tin Jzli parlies jn i xv DUiLICn 5AE1 CD Atldrt6 3 14 WALTKIt WADIVhLI Home st Cinennitl Ohio widows HAY CO AX STOCK GRAUT RfSCEAl ft U V AHD COTTON SCALES UrrALUs isues 1 Send Weeks Scale Works 0 treatment Free ANK for hooK of testimonials nnd lO dav II GREENS SONS Atlanta Ga DrH KjP 1 qulckrelicfandcnrcjworsi DISCOVERY qiTes k i rTMMJiift4 4j i imrJUBLjAiUil iBI rour rKSMylajJElPKX MrBStJps Beat tough Syrup Tastes Good tTse la time Sokiby drugsrists CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAHS YU6ftTflN E KING OF GUMS 16SO 1 4 -- - Large bottle or new style smaller one at drueists 1- 5- av LARDSteam S - Vto6 25N 0 600 SECOND HAND BICYCLES AUmaker GOODASUEW Mutle closed out Lists free LAlleadCycleCoCliieago 5 TO WHEN JVJUTIAG TO AUVERTISKUS PLEASE suite that you saw Advertisescat la tkk-- V w J- -i fj - v Sfc t a 1 ci 4 uL rsi v--- j J- - r vt - K - -- - -- if 0 it s Ai A c5 5- -1 - aw5a UH i Zt2 W - ae x A v wr - - 8 RAILROAD TI1IE CARD THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY APRIL 2 1897 T 1j K J 3ST3STOaiTOE3EI3SrTS FOR STATE SENATOR L r N ft R m From Cincinnati 17 J TuW iJfej P v - l We 530 p James are M m 1015 p m the Democratic from State for From Lexington 439 a m 740 a in Twenty eighth Senator District Senatorial 339 p ra 622 p m counties of Bourbon FOR county ATTORNEY From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m comnosed of the Clark subject to the Montoraerv and We are authorized to announce 333 pm ot n mr il Bilf or ine uemuuraui yumat j elec- - CliftuN Arnsparger as a candidate for action From Maysville 745 a m 830 p m tion July 31st re election aE County Attorney subject DEPARTURE OF TRAINS to the action of the Democratic party FOR COMMONWEALTHS ATTORNEY To Cincinnati 445 a m 752 a m We are authorized to announce Sam ¬ to announce John We are authorized 347 p m uel B Rogers as a candidate for a m S Smith as a candidate for re election County Attorney subject to the action To Lexington 752 a m 1127 as Commonwealths Attorney for the of the Democratic party 540 p m 1021 p m To Richmond 1125 a in 537 p m Fourteenth Judical District composed We are authorized to announce Denis Scott of the counties of Bourbon 1025 p m as a candidate for County At ¬ Woodford and Franklin subject to the Dundon subject to the action of thu To Maysville 750 a m 630 p m torney action of the Democratic party F B Carr Agent Democratic party 11 16 a V ARRIVAL OF TRAINS as a candidate for authorized to announce Joseph F Williams the action of the to Thomas as a candidate Jailer subject party We are authorized to announce TWIN BROTHERS I o EA ML I BARGAIN DAYS f XIKT - v - v FOR JUDGE 1 I Mm f l h - We are authorized to- - announce Wm M Purnell as a candidate for Judge of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party KENTUCKY PARIS We are authorized to announce James McClure as a candidate for Judge of Bourbon County subject to Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls the action of the Democratic party Your work is promptly answered We are autnorized to announce T E solicited Prices reasonable Ashbrook as a candidate for Judge of Bourbon County subject to the action T A rPTFTCrnPG u 8 and foreign of the Democratic party X FOR ASSESSOR JOHN CONNELLY JTlX JhVi ttt IP v lis life i ST--- We are authorized announce Chas SOIilCITOR AND ATTORNEY IN PAT¬ E Butler as a candidate for Circuit ENT CAUSES Clerk subject to the action of the Demo- ¬ 1729 New York Ave Washington D C cratic party to Office established 186S EUGENE W JOHNSON lO PROCURED FOR CIRCUIT CLERK Charges moderate Correspondence Requested 2mar ljan98 FOR RENT IWO STORY A- - iv Or J flff V jft -- is pa 3yff i brick house on Upper FOR SHERIFF street adjoining the resi Pleasant dence of S S Clay Apply to We are authorized to annouDce C- - ADAIR George W Bowen as a candidate for A 29sep tf Sheriff snbiect to the action of the A ctcTr5TYTEPTTiC Tvrrrp rrt C1 Democratic party flf elected Mr AOUJU11 iJJJ W RnnR ffonntiPR will ha W W Mitchell and James Burke against having claims We authorized ALL nersons estate of Isaac F Brutus are Clay Jr to announce assigned FOR SURVEYOR with G W J hereby notified to present Judy and J Smith Clarke as deputies Ohanslor are We are authorized to announce Benj them at once properly proven as re- as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the F Bedford Jr a3 a candidate for quired by law to the undersigned or to action of the Democratic party re election as Surveyor of Bpurbon his attorney Harmon Stitt Paris Ky County subject to the action of the FOR COUNTY CLERK E T REES Assignee Democratic party We are authorized to announce Ed Shannon Mason Co Ky 26fb D Paton as a candidate for re election as Clerk of the Bourbon County Court FOR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS subject to the action of the Democratic We are authorized to announce Miss party Kate Edgar as a candidate for as Superintendent of Public Schools The first of American Newspa- ¬ for jailer for Bourbon County subject to the We authorized pers CHAS A DANA Editor Samuelare James as a to announce action of the Democratic party candidate for T We are authorized to announce Wm Jailer subject to the action of the E Williams as a candidate for Super ¬ The American Constitution the Democratic party intend nt of Public Schools for Bourbon We American Idea the American Oones areaauthorized to announce W C County subject to the action oft the as candidate for re election as jailer subject to the action of the Democratic party Spirit These first last and all Democratic party Mr Jones candi dacy is in the interest of Mrs Landon the time forever FOR POLICE JUDGE Ashbrook a 6 a year Daily by mail We are authorized to announce Wm We are authorized to announce W H Daily Sundayby mail 8 a year 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 Democratic party party We are authorized to announce Wm Wb are authorized to announce John is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of R Adair as a candidate for Police the world Bourbon County subject to the action Judge subject to the action pf the Democratic party 2 a year of the Republican party Price 5c a copy Byjmail We are authorized to announce John We are authorized to announce Newt Address THE SUN New lYork H Stewart as a candidate for Jailer Clark as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic subject to the action of the Democratic J J Democratic party We are authorized to announce George T McCarney as a candidate for Circuit Clerk subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce T Hart Talbot as a candidate for Circuit rierk subject to the action of the HVllUil We are authorized to announce J IT Boardman as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce S D Clay as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Gar rett D Kenney as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm H Whaley as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the ac- ¬ tion of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Will G McClintock as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Archie W Bedford as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County Bubject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce C L Hough as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party We are authorized to announce C J Daniel as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party CLOTHING v V rr OVERCOATS SUITS PANTS HATSIAND CAPS SHIRTS UNDERWEAR BOOTS SHOES ETC -- j v 1 ¬ VaaHBViiIIVM tl U lflBHMlWTk J mi- - -a -- mmk ¬ Teh I3ST t THE SUN le-elec-ti- on Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods Cottons Calico Flannels Skirts Underwear Gloves Shoes Rubbers Etc Come in and get the prices on all goods Come now while you have a big stock to select from Remember this is a grand opportunity to buy goods very cheap Remember the place BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY MASTER COMMISSIONERS OP -- The Sunday Sun vi BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM party party C SQUE1 COUNTY LIS Change Of Time TOLEDO DETROIT Crescent changes time Sunday February 28th Schedules be- ¬ The Queen A DAUGHERTY PAINTER DEOORATQB -- Bourbon Circuit Court John J Peed Committee Plaintiff 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 9TH vs All Points in Michigan CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station tween Cincinnati and Lexington are HGUS E A shortened up on several trains The Blue Grass Vestibule leaves Cincinnati AND at 400 p m instead of 415 arriving at Junction Uity at 320 p m Train ISJo 3 leaving Cincinnati at 800 p m 434 Main St ranches Georgetown 1015 p m North instead of 1225 p m Georgetown 319 and arrives Cincinnati 605 p m- Other trains practically unchanged - SCAR W MILLER has received the exclusive agency for this and adjoining counties for the sale of Bryans new book entitled The First Battle It is written in Mr Bryans best style clear concise and logical His inspiring language full or keen satire and brilliant rhetoric will charm interest and instruct not only those who were his most devoted followers but also his most ardent opponents The books contains about 600 pages printed 0 The First Battle L H Landman M D Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Ky TUESDAY APSJL 13TH 1897 returning every second Tuesday in each month Optician Landman has been visiting this city regularly for over five years and has ad¬ justed glasses to the eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon County and has proven himself competent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Clark Clays drug store between his visits and when he makes his regular visit he will examine your eyes thorough ¬ ly and make any change necessary to give satisfaction Examination free References Drs W J Fithian Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C ¬ v Paris Ky f ST LOUIS Avoiding band train No 6 leaves Somerset 1210 ALSO DEALER IN The Tunnel BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cars - The pictures being given away by Davis Thomson Isgrig are works of art and an ornament to any house i r Paints Oil Varnishes Brushes Artists Ma ¬ terials Window Glass Etc Estimates promptly furnished for glass paints painting andjjclecorating from large clear type with 82 full page illustrations i a magnificent colored presentation plate and an autograph preface handsomely bound in cloth half morocco or full morocco at 175 225 and 275 each Mail orders will receive prompt attention Address Pscar W Miller Hutchison Ky 1897 y Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Wrights Celery Te Cars Private Compartment Cars tion sick headaches Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars 9 NEW YORK on ii UnisrpT onstiv t m V-- XX- Piles Piles I Piles Dr Williams Indian Pile Be sure your tickets read via BIG cure Blind Bleeding UlceratedOintment will and Itching FOUR Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch ¬ ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant e o Mccormick relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment Passenger Traffic Mgr is prepared onJy for Piles and Itching of the private parts and nothing else Every box D B MARTIN is guaranteed Sold by drusreists sent bv mail for 50c and SI per box WILLIAMS Gen Pass Tkt Agt jUflti CO Prop s Cleveland O For sale by O HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK ¬ SMITH SHOPSOR SALE DESIRE to sell my house and lot with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal ance in twelve months Ifor further particulars address or call on 13oct I Cincinnati W T Brooks druggist 24jy-96-- ly liver and kidneys cures constipation and sick headache 25c at all druggists Your liife Insured b Wrights Celery Tea regulates the tf BENJ F SHARON Jacksonville Ky lc a Day ASSIGNEES NOTICE t Our insurance is protected by bank- ¬ able paper on the Capital City Bank of Colhrhbus O There can be no stronger guarantee given yon We dare not use a banks name without authority if you doubt it write thenr Good health is the best life insurance Wrights Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Sick Headaches WILBUR R SMITH PRESIDENT costs lc a day A 100 days treatment sight draft on above LEXINGTON KY bank in every 1 box which brings RpfaTrvnno00 8UcceS8ful graduates in your money back if we fail to cure you eluding 100 in Banks Award of Medal and Diploma at Worlds Soloby W T Brooks druggist Exposition for Book keepinjr etc A Tboroasli Influential College Hundreds of studentsand Honored attendance the past year from 20 suites Business Course consists of Book keepinpr Business Arithmetic Penmanship Commercial Ijaw Merchandising Banking Joint Stock Manufacturing in Lectures Businee3 Practice Mercantllo Correspondence etc Cost of Fell Jatsaiueaa Course including Tuition Stationery and Board in a nice familv about 890 ShorlSsaiad irype7riIng and TeJecrnpny ere pc5aCiea have special teachers and ruums uru cau oo taKen rione or with the Busi ucj Ctjurre ir cial department for ladies dcmriiu Siualtciis Thenta cf for our graduates in QU rtnt dpartru his College has er ect od ltsaitjtn- ALL persons having claimsWagainst Mock assigned estate of J Co are requested to present tneni at once properly proven as required by law at my office in Paris Ky Those knowing themselves indebted to the firm for This MarchSOth 1897 of J W Mock Co are requested to pay promptly and thereby avoid court EMMETT M DICKSON cost MCBCC HARMON STITTJt Assignee 26fb re-rentin- between the hours of 11 oclock a m and 12 oclock m the farm lately owned by William List and fully described in the pleadings in the above styled cause Said renting will be for a term ending March 1st 1898 at which time full possession is to be surrendered by the per- ¬ son renting same to the Master Commissioner of this court By express order of the court the lands now sown in wheat and rye sliall not be cultivated¬ during said rental year and the remainder of the land except the barn lots shall be cultivated in corn and to- ¬ bacco but no exceeding ten 10 acres to be cultivated in tobacco and it is further ordered that the pe son renting the same is to allow said land to be seeded in the Fall of 1897 The said land will be rented to the highest bidder and the person renting 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 approved by said Commissioner The person renting the same must be prepared to execute such bond im- ¬ mediately upon making said renting and in the event of his failing so to do the same will be immediately put up ¬ ¬ ¬ g- ICE ICE THE PATRONS TO ICE MFG CO OF THE PARIS We appreciate your past patronage D Cram of Paris We are now ready to quote prices for next season and will not be undersold by anybody Remember our ice is of pure distilled water PARIS IOE MFG CO 19feb Weekly Cincinnati PHIL NIPPERT Manager FOR RENT BRICK ply to cottage rooms 10 per First class repair Ap- ¬ 5 Commercial Tribune ONLY 50c A Year COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE CO Cincinnati O Ujant f INGELS Or O EDWARDS BC Q tfes II Vt 3E3s H talolislaoca BUSINESS w THE GREATEST 0EALI A DESIRABLE 60 MM FARM FOR SALE HAVE a well situated 60 acre Bour ¬ bon County farm which I desire to sell It is well improved For any further particulars address J E PLUMMER Ky Mileersbtirg 8jan tf tion sick headaches cures constipa- ¬ Wrights Celery Tea25c druggists at BUnSS NURSERIES I S3FHIKTCS1 - 1897s ¬ - EVERYTHING dfor Orchardof Lawn Full stock Ornamental and Fruit Trees Grape Vines Asparagus and Small Fruits office Ci ib It- - Co x ne T cn ¬ - m many i J or circulars addrtu- - iis r sir tion of Prof Smithi ploy no agents but sell at Hying prices thr J3 noted Jor its orithfulnees and at direct Jo Jthe planter Telephone in chhas i- 1 - We em- ¬ M H DAILEY 602 MAIN niirnsM J- - x B SlTy imtfcr rorif-n- - Strawberry and generarnursery Catalogues on application to - ST r 8 IO 12 H F HILLENMEYJSR LexingtoxKy11 i26f eb tf Over Deposit Bank tcMQu1V hm aiitfM6pi V Southern Baptist Convention ¬ meets this The Convention May th to year at Wil 14th and it C mington N every one concerned to know willinterest Crescent Route offers that tile Queen with liberal limits atround half trip tickets sold for the occasion rates Crescent The train service of the Queen the South Route is ndtexcelled any where in Harriman be sold via either Tickets will Chattanooga and are good on junction or Limited trains without extra charge or Solid trains Cincinnati to Drawing Phnttunooia Through Pullman for ky RoSm Sleepers close connections Agent nnMilchclliDl vision Passenger Lassen- n w Zell Division Chattanooga fASHION MAGAZINES AWARDED DIPLOMA AND SILVER MEDAL The old and well known firm of Smedley Bntler of Millersbnrg Ky is now in progress of liquidation owing to the assignment of J G- Smedley All of the large stock of dry goods notions fancy goods domestics boots shoes hats caps and every article kept by a first class store is now being offered at cost for cash This is a fine oppor ¬ tunity for any one wishing to engage in the dry goods business and assume cen trol of a house already established and - Af EXPOSITION IN PARI well known throughout Central Ken- ¬ tucky Anyone wishing to buy the stock as a whole should address ALEX BUTLER Of the firm of Smedley Butler Millersburg Ky J PRICE25 GENTS7 YEARIY S0BSCRIPTINS22 TOILETTES PUBLISH I NGC0 W -- R A SPRAKE TIST 3 3R0AEWAY - PARIS KY cer Genl ACClncltnat Kls AgeSitte5innaU v C Biuearsbn - 126WEST 23f STNEW VORE V lOffice hours tjp stairs 8 to 13 a m 1 to 6 nm 3i m 4 li vmmmmmmemrimmm -- n K- - -- for I mwimniLi l jTj mf K

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