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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): April 6, 1897

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): April 6, 1897 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 bou1897040601_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): April 6, 1897 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. 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appearance of being well dressed If so come to Dr J H Carpenter returned Friday from a visit with friends in Mason Important Notice Mrs Belle Taylo will have her milli- ¬ ON nery openings on Friday and Saturday work and after April 1st 1897 I will strictly for cash I will keep no Miss Sue Bean guest of Miss Mary books and will therefore not credit any- ¬ Armstrong has returned to Lexington one will discount my bills ten per ibnt will positively not do any Mi6s Flora Dewey of Toledo Ohio is cent credit I am the guest of Miss Anna Rankin near give my business ten per compelled to¬ collector cent for coltown lecting my bills and therefore I will Mrs G S Allen returned Friday lose nothiug by this method but will from a visit with her sister at Paynes protect jnyaelf from losses and at the Depot same tithe I will save my patients ten per cent and get one of our suits made to order in our Merchant Tailoring Miss Mary Smedley entertained a I wfrTthank my patients if they will number of her young friends Friday call and settle all their old Department ranging bills and evening Satisfaction Guaranteea or Honey mmi II meeting To night is regular monthly Council When you take cold notning comes in THE mm TANK BM Etc means higher prices for -- Carpetings Curtains PRICE From tjvrj v for the next four0 years Anticipating the passage of this bill we have btmght largely of all kinds of OHiOTIKIEIFlS 1350 To Carpetings Mattings Rugs Lace Curtains Etc And while this stock lasts there will be no advance on former low prices Now is the time fo place your H 265fe V Aperfect fit guaranteed Our ready made Suits at manship as well as prices We make an effort to please the Our 750 Ones in style and work ¬ are strictly allwool a perfect piece of workman suip and inthejlatest fabrics black and blue Cheviots Plaids Over Plaids and Cassimere Little Stf HEJv c1 K- - if Ut i- - Ingels Friday and Saturday Dr A J Hitt returned Saturday Your wardrobe is not com- ¬ from an extended trip to New Orleans are all new fresh goods and plete without one of our Hot Springs and other points Misses Maggie and Angie Piper of the M F C visited relatives at Hutchison STYLISH HATS AND NOBBY BECKWE R from Friday until yesterday Mr Ben Wilson and wife and Miss Special No 5 This week only Suspenders at 25c worth 40c Lillian have moved to the Barnett and 50c farm near Bramblett postoffice and valises can be found at our store A large display of trunks Ben Howard is agent for a first class Remember you can find us at the old stand of L Price laundry and solicits your patronage Good work guaranteed 16apr 3t Give us a call and be convinced that buying of us you save money Dr C B Smith and sister Mrs San ford Carpenter attended the burial of Lud Browning Friday near Shannon Mr Henrys Jefferson of New port was the guest of his father Mr Perry Jefferson from Saturday till yesterday The infant child of Lee Kerns died Sunday near Osgood The remains were buried at Cane Ridge yes- ¬ terday Wm Chanslor wife and babe are guests of I F Chaaelor having sold their farm in Mason They desire to purchase a farm here Mr I F Tabb of Mt Sterling has The Whitest Purest and bought the corn 1800 barrels bought The Best for W L Green of St Louis by Clark Woolums and will ship it this week Marshal Perry Tucker arrested Bob Prather in Mason last Friday It is alleged that Prather took a horse from Dave Johnson who lives on the Walker Bnckner farm about three weeks ago up-to-date Fail Ws at 5 Mr W G McClintock is looking for votes near North Middletown and Little Rock this week Mrs Belle Armstrong and daughter Miss Mary went to Cincinnati Saturday to visit relatives Mr Wm Oyerby of Winchester was the guest of Mr Harry Overly Satur ¬ day and Sunday Miss Mary Mann sold to Jas A Butler a cwelve ponnd hen which was an extra large fowl For Sale 100 nice maple trees for shade Now is the time to transplant Apply to T MPurnell Messrs Sidney Barton and Frank Vimont went to Atlanta Friday with Carpenter Bros horses Mrs John Ross and Miss Mattie Ross of Carlisle were guests of Mrs Ed save costs age J 30mar tf 7 Thanking you for past kindnesses I hope still to merit a part of your patron¬ order We cordially invite inspection V Dr J R Adair N Excursion Hates Sincerelv Tj V w N On account of the Grand Italian and German Festival at Cincinnati March 29th tcjApril 3d the L N will sell round trip tickets at one fare Paris Agt L of W SCOTT EE F B Carr See advertisement in another column Come bring your friends with you and inspect our stock of Battle MilleivJIntchison Ky agent for bon county J Bryans The First Send your order to Oscar new book Bour- ¬ tf New Styles K - jQueen Round Crescent Kates New Weaves New Designs New Novelties j tickets from Junction City ad all points North to Cincinnati and rearn on sale daily March 29th to April Onefare round trip account Grand OperasFestival in Music Hall Great Artiste rich program of masterpieces Visit tie Queen City during this Festi- ¬ val season Your agent can give you full particulars trip A Complete Line Of Silks New Styles Low Prices Ladies Separate Dress Skirts Ladies Spring Suits Ladies Bicycle Suits Latest Designs In Wash Fabrics A full line of New Styles In Ladies Shirt Waists y All Mail Orders Promptly Attended To Tew Novelties Notions and Fancy Goods Kid Gloves a Specialty W B HUTCHINSON WITH - PRIGE ATPTTfTOTV 14 E Main Street - Timm - Lexington Ky jvk - - t -- A-X one-year-o- ld - - PRIDE OF PARIS Upon Every and wrapper of the genuine Dr Bells Is printed the above design It is both trade mark and guarantee a warrant that the medi cine contained In the bottle will cure coughs colds and all lung throat and chest troubles more quickly and effectually than any other remedy Pine-Tar-Honey CT FLOU EVERY SACK Bottle - PARIS MILLING 00 Ask Your Grocer For It Take No Other Of Interest To The Children On the first page is a picture of the f a mousTemplin Swing and the terms on which one may be had free of cost All children who compete for the swing must send in their advertisement on or before April 15th 1897 x This is a splendid chance to obtain free a substantial swing one that is safe for the youngest child and strong enough for the largest adult and is easily operated by a child Read the ad on first page 2ap 2t -- ii a i DR BELLS -T- - wirtw5sjmn 4 J1 m GUARANTEED Pine is sold SSESPB 1 Wfc25i- - lv - -x vHJtjV f- X- ar-Honey A SWING Ky FREE H S STOUTS t-- Tho E E Sutherland Hedlelne by all druggists or sent upon receipt or price sac ooc ana i per Dome oy Co Pdneh - BUSINESS AT SUITS Surety For All r Made-to-Ord- 230O To 2800 In This City er A Helped to build up th largest tailoring business in Paris Ky The Fidelity and Deposit Co of Maryland is accepted by the United States government as sole surety on bonds of distillers collectors of cus- ¬ toms and internal revenue guagers storekeepers and other government officials and employees Becomes sure ty on bonds of contractors officers and employees of banks mercantile houses railroad express and telegraph companies officials of states cities and ¬ fjjn Smith Barnes Pianos are not so well known as some other pianos because they have not been For this same extensively advertised reason they are Messrs Tarr Templin will shortl issue a folder to advertise the merits of the Templin Swing which they are now manu ¬ facturing for the Spring trade at their planing mill in this city To the child 15 years old or under who will furnish them the best advertisement for their folder or the one they will accept for same will be presented with one of their best and nicest swings free of cost delivered at their home or R R station The folder will be 3x5 inches and three or four pages will be given to the aforesaid advertisement All children contesting for the swing must bring or mail the work on or before April 15th 1897 The swing will be delivered to winner on May 1st Parents and contestants are invited to call at the planing mill and see this novel and pleasing swing where any information will be gladly given Pants 0 350To 1000 5 guaranteed every one a fit or no pay Paris Faruisliing and Tailoring o H- - administrators guardians trustees receivers assignees committees and in replevin attachment and injudicial proceedings Does not act as executor administrator guardian receiver or trustee but furnishes security for those occupying such positions The bonds of this company are accepted by judges of state courts and of the Circuit and District Courts of the United States Es- ¬ pecially solicits the business of lawyers For further information call on ¬ ¬ counties Also on bonds of executors All We Waot is an opportunity to convince you that bur worfc can not be excelled Not High Priced S STOUT Manager y4 H E Duvall Fred Lansing Cutters DR RESTORE D MANHOOD MOTTS TTEBVEBINH The great remedy for nervous prostration and all nervous diseases of the generative organs of either sex such as Nervous Prostration Fail ¬ ing or IiOSt Manhood Impotency Nightly Emissions Youthful Errors Mental Worry excessive use of Tobacco or Opium which lead to Con sumDtion and Insanity With every SG order wo elvfi a written minr RPtnRR tNX AFTEB USING antee to cure or refund the money Sold at SI OO per box C boxes PILLS agency for the Cincinnati Daily Times Steinway Pianos Star a most excellent paper and will have it delivered to subscribers in- - any part of the city for six cents per week 121 and 123 West Fourth He solicits your subscriptions tf i CINCINNATI O Incomparable The service on the Queen Crescent fast train North Through Pullman drawing room sleepers Standard vestibuled day coaches lavatories and smoking rooms Elegant Cafe parlor and observation cars Nine and one half hours to Cincinnati 10 hours to Louisville from Chattanooga on first mortgage O Ii MlTCHEIili 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 Hugh Montgomet Agt 2t Smith Barnes Pianos sent ortrequest -Sherman Stivers has taken the We are sole representatives for the We Are Working For A Reputation - - Ernest Urchs Co Street E And can not afford to tunv out inferior worlc s Give us a trial and if good work can gain your patron- age yours is insured Quick work and satisfaction guaranteed BOCRBOI STEM LA1DRY W M HINTON JR BRO km - Money To Loan at The Bourbon News - Props OFFICE AND WORKS 137 129 SEVENTH ST PARIS OTk BRAKCH OFFICE - For Sale By W T Brooks Druggist DivPasbr Agt - Chattanooga Tenn 500 - Apply - 9IP3fcl03Q office- 26mafrtf J rff -- sW IkT Hintons Jewelry Store j c OA EBBCrerjf SQ C 4 Vj - W V 4 THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY APBIL W 6 1897 HOBOES KOJLEI 4 3- v sAnd Only Eight Wounded at the Bom foardment of Izzedin - - K British Warships Capture Three Small fjreek Sailing Vessels Christians Can Not Sell Sheop or Produce in Canca European Troops Wnzed ij tVK London April 2 The Times Friday prints a dispatch from its Vienna cor- respondent who says A council of the admirals was held to day Thursday to determine whether and when the Gulf of Athens is to he blockaded All the powers have now consented to that proposition though nothing1 has been decided with respect to the blockade of other Greek ports It is no secret that King George has formally stated to the powers that a declaration of war against Turkey ¬ j ft V- V kA Ht will immediately follow on extension of the blockade to the Greek coast This fact can not be left out of consideration It is believed in some quarters that iif the Gulf of Athens is blockaded popular excitement will compel the king to declare war even if his own judgment and that of the cabinet were opposed This has been a lead ing cause of the delay in securing a unanimous agreement between the powers There is no doubt that in the event of a Turco Greek war the inter vention of the powers would be suspended Cane A April 2 A person who lias iust returned from visitintr the in surgents at the camp of Col Vassos the commander of the Greek troops states that the bombardment at Izzedin did little damage Nobody was killed and only eight men were wounded There were onty 000 insurgents engaged in the fight Theinformant says that in conversation with insurgents he was told that they would always be will ing to communicate with the European troops under a white flag provided no Turks were present They admitted that it was impossible for them to fight against combined Europe but declared that they were acting under orders from the Greek government and ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ w - HT r fc- Vs- S- u- JLZ - v 13 KtO 5V - t t - L S r T1 The admirals commanding the for eign fleets in Cretan waters have refused to allow the Christians at Akroti to sell sheep or produce in Canea which is but a short distance from Akroti un-¬ less they surrender their arms Athens April 2 Some of the Brit ish war ships employed in blockade duty in the waters of Crete have cap tured three small Greek sailing ves sels Much indignation is expressed here over the affair as it is pretty clearly established that at the time the vessels were captured they were outside the limits of the blockade London April 2 It is credibly stated here that the admirals commanding the fleets at Canea and other Cretan ports have applied to their respective governments to each send 50 cavalry and half a battery of artillery which they declare are required to be used for garrison purposes It is stated that the admirals have announced that forces will be used solely to de ¬ fend the various forts Athens April 2 Although there has been nothing definite to show that it is the intention of the powers to blockade the coast of Greece it is felt that such a blockade will be shortly established Its imminence is causing an increase of activity The rain- istry of marine is especially busy All the officers of the fleet hav ing orders to hold themselves in readiness to sail for the coasts of Epirus and Thessaly The energetic ¬ ¬ battling with the Turks ¬ April 3 The heavy rains according to the weather bureau will cause the Mississippi flood to reach a crisis The water contin- ¬ ues to rise in Louisiana A break occurred at Bayou la Fourche but it was quickly stopped Houses are drifting from their foundations at Gunnison Miss A break at If Concordia Landing is threatened point Gun- the levee yields at that nison will be entirely swept away It is almost certain that lives have been lost in the Delta as many persons are reported missing and search hasfailed to discover them Loss of life is reported from Laconia Circle also The situation at Helena Ark is improved The heavy rain while swell- ¬ ing the river has packed the earth on the levee greatly strengthening the Water entering the embankments basin through breaks in the Missouri levees will pass Helena continuing the upward tendency of the flood for several days 9 The Westover break is not so im Water portant as at first supposed from crevasses below Modoc however is backing up the countrj and it will soon be as high behind the levees as in front of them It is reported that two men were killed near the O K Mississippi levee They refused to heed the warn ing to keep away from the bank and were shot by guards Nearly three inches of rain fell Thursday afternoon and night in southeast Missouri covering hundreds of acres of farming land and stopping the rivers fall The St Francis levee at Williams slough is badly damaged But two feet of earth in some places are holding back the river Subterranean trouble of a mysteri- ¬ ous sort has developed between Point A Pleasant and Tiptonville Mo whirlpool was formed and at intervals a sound like the roar of a cannon is heard The heavy rains have caused all streams of the north to leave their Where ice remains gorges banks have dammed the rivers In breaking these gorges have carried away many bridges in Minnesota and the Dakotas The upper Mississippi which has been falling for several days is rising more rapidly than before Farmers who re- ¬ turned to their homes in the lowlands have been forced again to flee HEAVY RAINS Willi Cause theSMIssissippIKiverttoReaeh a CrisisHouses Drifting From Their Foundations etGunnison Miss -- A DISPOSITION AT GREENVILLE Che St Louis To Halt on the Arbitration Treaty Discussion in the Senate recent The Chances of the Ratification of the Treaty Remains Precarious The Ag ¬ ricultural Bill May Be Called Up in the Senate The Bankruptcy Bill Streets Are Kow Navigable Only by Boats Plantations if aver Bef oro Under Water Are 2orr Submerged Are Being Quietly Withdrawn From Jackson Miss April 5 The only Cuba by Spain shange in the situation in the delta ia for the worse The water is still pour mg through the breaks and encroach- ¬ Capt Gen Weyler Issues a Proclamation Announcing the Pacification of the ing upon places heretofore thought Island Weylers Emissaries Again ibove the danger line Plantations Make Overtures for Peace THE TEOOES ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ JULIO SANGUILLY Goes Back to Cuba to Asiumu Command of Gen Riveras Forces ¬ Jacksonville Fla April 3 Gen Julio Sanguilly and four Cubans passed through Jacksonville Friday on their way to South Florida where they ex- ¬ ¬ pect to embark for Cuba The place the expedition is to leave from is kept secret but the report is that a private yacht will be used to transport the general and staff and 20 Cubans to the southern coast of the province of Pinar del Rio The general will assume command of the forces lately led by Gen Rivera He according to the Cubans story appears to be in good health but the wound in his leg is still bothering him Gladstone on Cretan Affairs London April 3 Hon Wm J Stan- ¬ hope M P for Burnley has received a letter from Mr Gladstone in which Acting Chairman Davis of the senate forein n relations committee does not intend to press the arbitration treaty for consideration during the present week The debate on the treaty has been protracted and now that the last amendment permissable has been of-¬ fered and voted and the convention as a whole is in shape in which it must be finally ratified or re-¬ there appears to be a jected disposition to halt for a short season Several reasons combine to make such a policy probable No arran gements has yet been made with respect to pairs on the final vote and as this is a matter solely between individual sena- ¬ tors some time must ensue before the pairs can be adjusted arising out of the fact that two affirmative votes will be paired with one negative vote the action of the senate being deter- ¬ mined by a two thirds vote It is also understood that Chairman Davis desires to permit the state department to have a few days in which to study the changes that have been made in the treaty Unless therefore some one desires to speak on the subject Mr Davis will nob move an executive session for the purpose of continuing the debate until several days have elapsed The chances of the ratifica- ¬ tion of the treaty remains precarious The senate appropriations commit- ¬ tee reported the agricultural bill early in the session and it may be called up at any time By Tuesday the sundry civil and the Indian bills will be ready Thfe latter bill will no doubt lead to some discussion owing to one or two sena e amendments that will open the door to the fight that was made over this bill at the last session Mr Elkins of West Virginia will deliver a speech Monday on his bill providing for a 10 per cent discrim inating tax on goods brought to the United States in ships not those of this country This speech has been pre- ¬ pared with great care and treats exhaustively subject of this The purpose of the bill is in- ¬ dorsed by a plank in the na ¬ tional xepublican platform and has been approved in the state conventions of 15 states Mr Elkins intends to force the bill to the front and believes that this congress will enact it into a While the subject has been law touched upon in the discussion it has never been so fully and thoroughly treated as it will be by Mr Elkins Monday The bankruptcy bill still re- ¬ mains the unfinished business on the ¬ Washington April 5 It is said that aever before under water are now sub merged The streets of Greenville are aow navigable only by boats The 3ood from above having met and join- ¬ ed forces with that from below nearly one thousand families in Greenville are surrounded by water still some portions of the little city are dry The levees there still hold however ¬ German Coffee Berry I grew 300 pounds of better coffee than I can buy in stores rt 30 cents a pound A package of this and big seed cata- ¬ logue is sent you by the John A Salzqr Seed Co La Crosse Wis upon receipt of 15 cents stamps and this notice ivt The man who falls on a banana skin once will have symDathy but he will only make fun for the boys the next time he lands oa his back Rams Horn WinFor nearly two score of years the of rifle the chester has been the standard THAT SPLENDID C07SM333 Mr Goodman Williams County 111 writes us From one package Salzers ¬ Citizens of Huntington telegraphed the governor Friday to send 50 tents at once They were forwarded by the first train but will have to make sev- ¬ eral miles of the journey by skiffs The state is doing all in its power to assist its delta people but the depleted condition of the treasury can afford little else than the labor of her convicts Mr 800 Friday morning from Leferve which is a border county reports that the waters have not yet reached there but the small streams are all overflowing on their own account The bottom lands are under water but plowing and planting ave going right along on all the higher places and even down to the waters edge New Orleans La April 3 The second break in the lower Louisiana ievee system occurred this morning on Bayou La Fourche Friday afternoon the break had widened to 100 feet and there is no hope that it will be closed The break is Mi miles below Tribodaux where the levees are neither large nor modern J F Price of this city returned In that section there are a large number of truck farmers who have well cultivated and extremely fertile lands It is quite probable that these unfortunate people will suffer severely because the crevasse comes too large for the water to run off for them to make another crop The situation in New Orleans Friday in cpite of the brimmingful river is not discouraging The river is rising slowly and it will continue to rise for eight or ten days more The high wa ter here is several inches short of the record of lS9o The authorities are on the alert and have all prepared to meet any emergency New Orleans can stand a foot and a half more water and escape a flood ¬ MERRITTS SUCCESSOR Gen Merritt Thursday Promoted Past Gen Brooke Who Banks Him Chicago April 3 Maj Gen Wesley VVheaton official information of his transfer to the New York command Gen Rugers received the first senate calendar Unless the senate shall have passed one or more of the appropriation bills now on its calendar by Wednesday when the house of representatives next meets another adjournment yill New York April 5 A special cable dispatch to the Journal from Havana says Weylers proclamation announcing the pacification of Cuba is known to be already in the government printing office here It only awaits telegraphic approval from Madrid to be formally issued Its object is believed to be to mislead Washington and prevent unfriendly action by congress For a month or more small squads of Span- ¬ ish infantrv listed as convalescents have been quietly embarked from Havana and other Cuban ports by reg ular passenger steamers for Puerto Rico and the Canary islands whence they are transferred to transports bound for the Phillippines As fast as interior Cuban posts are abandoned Weylers men are brought to Havana to await shipment It is expected that 200000 will be embarked in the next fortnight Private intelligence from Cuban camps in Sancti Spiritus and Puerto Principe province coming through Cubans of prominence here gave an other important reason for Weylers Gomez and the decree saying rebel government have again been approached by the captain generals emissaries with fresh overtures for peace on a basis qf home rule or sale of the island under an American guarantee the Spanish flag to remain until indemnity is fully paid Cubans positively refused to listen to any proposition however favorable unless Soain first withdrew the great bulk of her troops from the island and then acknowledged a virtual trude bv retiring her remaining forces from the field to the fbrcified coast towns At Weylers recent conference in Cienfugoes with ex insurgent leaders of influence these are understood to have laid before him Gomezs ultima tum Here in Havana Spanish merchants and Cuban planters loyal to Spain with property at stake and fearing to become victims of the revolutionary success regard Weylers decree as a farce and convinced of the futility of Spains efforts to crush the revolt by such ridiculous proclamations are now outspoken in favor of annexation to the United States The wanton destruction of American property by Spanish troops continue throughout the island NearMadruga Saturday Col Moncada commanding the regular government forces set fire to the great sugar plantation Cayaja bos owned by Andreas Terry an American citizen now in Paris destroying buildings as well as cane ¬ ¬ St iiulard of the World ¬ world It is found in all lands and it is al wavs very highly thought of on account of its accuracy strength and durability There are over two million Winchester gui s in use to day but the makers have yet lo learn of any dissatisfaction with them ¬ Such a recommendation as this should convince everybody of the exceptionally high quality of Winchester guns Winchester ammunition is of as exactly as high a standard and always gives entire satisfaction When used in Winchester guns the results obtained cannot be equalled Send ¬ to the Winchester Repeating Arms Co New Haven Ct for a large illustrated catalogue free He Why are you so sad darling She- I was just tnmKing clearest uiui evening we can be together till to the Linar-is-la- st morrow Comic Cuts Xo-To-B- nc tti Over 400000cured Why not or remove your desire tor tobacco Saves money makes health and manhood Cure guaranteed 50c and SI 00 all druggists letNo-To-Bac-regulate for Fifty Cents it ¬ Is the sail the only thing that guides a No ked the green passenger shin ln- said the mate there are rudders dianapolis Jotnal Like Oil Upon Troubled Waters is Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar upon a coid Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute erers For a world in which there is nothing new under the sun there are a lot of discov ¬ Truth ¬ Pisos Cure is a wonderful Cough medi- ¬ cine Mrs W Pickert Van Sielen and Blake Avcs Brooklyn N Y Oct 2G 94 The giants who frighten us most often turn out to be common sized men on stilts Rams Horn All a11 sorts oi acnes ana pains uubiuug better than St Jacobs Oil It cures ¬ The man who rides a hobby thinks nobody else is making any headway When bilious or costive eatea Cascarct candy cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 25c A jury of ravens would not be long in de¬ ciding that a linnet could not sing Oil for bruises k There are no excuses not to use St Jacobs The man who knows himself well will know a great deal about other men Cascarets stimulate liver kidneys andl bowels Never sicken weaken or gripe 10c No man has a good appetite if he can wait patiently for his dinner Atchison Globe cure ¬ fields million dollars Losses are estimated at half a A dull racking pain neuralgia St Jacobs Oil Its sure betaken by that body until Saturday of a do nothing week in the house The probabilities are strongly in favor c m n m if it 11 ir r - t a- - 117 v- J n i K 1 FF cii V Pfrfr Ci 4 i a vCy - ti -- the ex prime minister says he hopes that parliament will firmly resist the claim of the powers to choose a ruler for the Cretans The powers Mr Gladstone adds are en- ¬ titled to claim that whosoever shall be prince preparations that are being made con- selected asable to of Crete shall be dis- ¬ posed and fairly recognize Ottinue to evidence the staunch patriot- toman suzerainty in the island but ism of the citizens Owing to the lack beyond that the selection of a ruler is of government transports merchants are lending a large number of handy purely a Cretan affair coasting steamers to the authorities Terrible Results of an Explosion Berlin April 2 A dispatch from Siiamokin Pa April 3 An exploConstantinople to the Frankfort Zeit sion Thursday night wrecked the dry ung declares that a proposal to pur ¬ house of the Shamokin Powder Co chase the island of Crete made to Tur four miles west of here The shock key and Greece has been declined by l caused thereby was felt for many the portc which would not undertake miles The barn of David Hanna a separate negotiations so long as Tur farmer living near the scene of the ex- ¬ key remained in accord with the Eu ¬ plosion in some manner caught fire ropean concert and was entirely destroyed All the cattle were burned to death nis resiTEN FEET DEEP dence was split in half and damaged The Most Severe Snow Storm in Twenty beyond repair The family miracuYears Strikes Wyoming lously escaped injury Laramie Wo April 2 The most Murderer Butler Attempts Suicide severe snow storm in twenty 3rears has San Francisco April 3 Frank But struck this section doing immense damage to cattle and sheep Business ler who is accused of having commithere is practically suspended and ted a dozen or more murders in New Wednesday even the daily papers South Wales and elsewhere made a On the main clums3- and unsuccessful attempt to were not issued streets the snow in places is ten take his own life Friday morning feet high while residences on the With a sharp finger nail he tried to outskirts of the city are in some in- ¬ sever an artery in his temple but only stances completely buried by drifts managed to cut a shallow gash from Several buildings collapsed in conse which he lost considerable blood bequence of the weight of the snow fore the guards became aware of his which covered their roofs Storms ex- condition tends from Medicine Bow to Pine A Twister in Arkansas Wyo a distance of 173 miles Bluffs Warren Ark April 3 A tornadc Laramie and Sherman Hill appear to be passed over the southern portion oi the very center of the storm belt All Cleveland count destroying 12 or 15 freight trains on the Union Pacific country residences and wounding 10 or have been suspended for the past 48 15 persons Will Shirley was killed hours and officials are making strenu- and others are seriously injured ous but apparently futile efforts to Blockade to Begin Sunday keep passenger trains moving Train-¬ London April 3 The Star in its master Culross of the Union Pacific issue of Friday afternoon asserts that hopes to have trains moving some time Thursday On Sherman Hill it has authority for the statement the big rotary snow plow has that the blockade of the ports oi been kept moving all day plow Greece by the powers will begin or ing through drifts fully 20 feet Sunday April 4 New Atlantic Canlp high in numerous places Several snow plows are working west of here mak Paris April 3 A new Atlantic ing an endeavor to kdep the main cable is being manufactured at Calais and will shortly be laid lines open George Morris in Jai Xrices Reduced New York April 3 The Woolson Oakland Cal April 2 Confined m the county jail under the alias of Geo Spice Co of Toledo O have reduced Morgan is Geo Morris formerly as the price of their brand of roasted cofsistant librarian of the United States fee to 11 cents a pound net It is excongressional library in Washington pected that the Arbuckles will make a Morris is convicted of having stolen a corresponding reduction in order tc directory from a saloon keep on the same footing in the trade ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ April 5 Headsman Bristow will begin to swing the fatal ax in a lively fashion next week and the necks of Clevelands fourth class postmasters will be chopped off mercilessly The small post offices are juicy plnms and bushels of applications are rolling in The clerks of the depart ment have all they can do to open and classify the papers Washington Ind April 5 Col Chas E Woodward well known pro-¬ prietor of the Hyatt house this city died Saturday morning of Brights disease He was 50 years of age a Knight Templar and known to the traveling public throughout the country He leaves a family ¬ ¬ ¬ Washington BANISHED If a man works hard and gets along lazy people say he is lucky Is the Way the Pardon to General Julio Sangully Reads Havana Cuba April 5 General Julio Sanguily is reported to have said in an interview some days ago that he iwas absolutely free from all promise FOREVER GEN THOMAS RUCER USA stay at Governors island expires at noon Friday and his successor will probably take charge within two weeks Gen J R Brooke of St Paul is expected to suceeed Gen Merritt in Chicago ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i i T ir Hindman Ky April 2 On Cutshin creek near the Leslie county line Mrs Emiline Jewell aged 05 and Abel Lewis aged 17 were married This is Mrs Jewells fifth matrimonial venture and she is said to be the mother of SI children May and Dpcembpr prohibiting buildings in this city oi greater altitude than 150 feet was passed by the city council Friday The ordinance also provides that public halls schools theaters churches etc shall be fireproof St Louis April Xo More Higli Buildings in St Lonls 3 An ordinance Washington April 3 The army changes resulting from Maj Gen Rugers retirement Friday have been ar ranged and according to the slate Gen RICHARDSON BLOCK Wheaton who was Friday promoted past Gen Brooks who ranks him will Chattanooga Tenn Destroyed by Fir- emake another vacancy by retiring May Two Prominent Men Dead Chattanooga Tenn April 5 The 8 when Gen Brooks will receive his Richardson building the largest struct- ¬ deferred promotion to major general ure in the city was totally destroyed NEW TARIFF BILL at 330 oclock Saturday morning The fire caught from the furnace in the Discussed by American Easiness Firms in Paris basement and ran up the elevator April 3 The Dingley tariff Paris chute The watchman was slow in bill now before the American congress ¬ turning in the alarm and the fire companies could do little except save ad ¬ has materially excited American busijoining buildings Boyd Ewing one ness houses here The American cham of the wealthiest citizens in attempt ¬ ber of commerce has held a largely ating to escape dropped from the sixth tended meeting to consider the effects story and was killed S M Patton a of the bill Vice President Peartree related stawealthy and prominent architect was burned to death in his bed His body tistics of the mutual trade of France and the United States showing that is under the ruins Several others sleeping in the build the latter country had sent into ing had narrow escapes MrRichard France dity free goods to the value son the owner of the building had of 1SO000000 francs while France had hold of Ewing but was forced to drop sent into the United States duty free him A hundred persons occupied the only 80000000 francs worth of articles France he further said favors offices and the four stores in the build ing A two story building next door American exports by admitting 39000 was destroyed and others were dam ¬ 000 francs worth on the minimum tariff aged The total loss is about half a but the market for American manufacmillion two thirds insured There is tured articles was very restricted Owing to the rcductioa of duties to great excitement some countries not the United States New Press Association the chamber suggests that the United New York April 5 The publishers States reduce its tariff on some of the French exports of a large number of newspapers met most important at the Astor house Saturday afternoon France would then admit many Amer for the purpiseof forming a news asso- ¬ ican articles at a reduced rate The chamber hopes that the addiciation to be controlled temporarily by tional discretionary powers asked for the Publishers Press Association The purpose of the new organization by President McKinley in his- - inau is to furnish a general news service gural address will be granted so that reciprocal relations between France by leased wire or otherwise hJ Keenanvjr of the Pittsburgh Press and the United States can be established was chairman of the meetinEr Victory Against the Railways Gov Thornton Rpsiirns Never Santa Fe N M April 5 Gov W in Nashville Tenn April 3 such a the state of Tennessee has T Thornton wired to Washington his victory been won against ths railway resignation as governor of New Mexi- ¬ co His commission expires oh the 15th companies as was won Friday when instant but he always declared he the senate passed the railroad commiswould resign as soon as the Button sion bill The fight against this measa bitGang of conspirators were executed ure by the corporations has been in Private dispatches from Washington ter one It has been the solo topictwo indicate that the resignation will be legislative halls for the last state months and the- people of the accepted at once have been aroused to the highest pitch Italian Immigrants Now Ohio Postmaster New Ytouk April 5 The steamship Washington April 3 G W Munch Puerst Bismarck which arrived from Mediterranean ports Sunday brought Awas Friday commissioned as a fourth class postmaster at Jlanover nearly 1000 Italian immigrants ¬ ¬ ¬ not to engage in future hostilities against the sovereignty of Spain in Did She See For Months Can Wow Cuba The text of General Sanguilys Sleep Well Eat Well and Pains pardon runs as follows Have Disappeared In the name of my august son the For several months my health had King Alfonso NIIL and as queen regent of the kingdom I am resolved to been failing and I did not have a well commute for that of perpetual banish day in this time I had severe pains ment and its adjuncts the punishment in ray back my limbs ached and I was of perpetual imprisonment and civil restless at night I suffered with loss interdiction imposed upon Julio San of appetite and severe nervous head ¬ guily by the Audencia of Havana for aches A friend advised me to try Hoods Sarsaparilla After taking this the crime of rebellion medicine for a while I found I was Given in the palace the twenty fifth gaining in health rapidly I now have day of February ISO 7 a good appetite can sleep well and the Maria Christina Washington April 5 Secretary pains with which I suffered have al- ¬ Sherman when approached about the most entirely disappeared I am gain ¬ alleged departure of Julio Sanguily ing in flesh I am still taking Hoods for Cuba said that he held a written Sarsaparilla and I recommend it wher ¬ Miss Sarah Smith 311 piedge made by Sanguily and the ever I go Spanish government a similar oue not North Park Street Chillicothe Ohio to have any further connection with xBfe tfscx xJ 3 mT Mr bherman the Cuban troubles says that no matter what befalls San guily he will not interfere Is the Best in fact the One True Blood Purifier ¬ j i ¬ ¬ KJ ¬ nuuu 51 S pariiia PROPHET CONTRERAS April 5 Juan N Contreras the noted astronomer and earthquake prophet has made the following prognostications Earthquakes will occur during the first two weeks of April in the zone comprising Vera Cruz and Mexico and in Oaxaca Guerro and Coloma On April 10 hdvy northers will blow at Vera Cruz and Tampico with a possibility of rain from the 12th to the 14th Earthquakes are also announced for the second half of April superceded by heavy gales and rains along the gulf coast Mex ¬ All druggists six for S Get only Hoods ¬ Says There Will Be Several Earthquakes in Mexico During April Hoods Pills act harmoniously with Hoods Sarsaparilla W 8 W Guanajuato ¬ Who pewecS thai ¬ btt8e ei sgfr m m j ¬ Hlbeer ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ oclock Saturday morning a fight start ed between two prominent politicians on Main street In less than 10 minutes the streets were blockaded and more than 20 men were engaged with knives and clubs in the affray The police in suppressing the disturbance bruised the heads of several private citizens at hom thev held malice For half an hour excitement ran hisrh The trouble started from ill feeling engendered at the recent city election ¬ Huntington Small Kiot at Huntington W Va April 5 At 11 The popping of a cork from a bottle of Hires is a signal of good health and plea sure A sound the old folks like to hear the children cant resist it t k Mr ¬ Is composed of the very ingredients the system requires Aiding the digestion soothing the nerves purifying the blood A temper- ¬ ance drink for temper- ¬ ance people The Made only by Hires Co Phil Apaclairenakcs 5 gallons aaia everywnere CThwlea E Rootbeer 1 wf -M MSBBtWV ¬ ¬ ¬ - iff- r New York April 5 The Theosophi cal crusaders reached this city Sunday AfiE3hEX3MH3flBMBBhHK3ui night after a tour of 40000 miles They held a public reception at the Madison Square concert hall and at the same time the other TheosoDhist fiAY COAL STOCK GHAUT D AND COTTON SCALES leader Mrs Annie Besant held a information about Florida PI ft 131 ft For reliablesame a kUntUH Apply for meeting in Chickering hall and lithograph maps to FLORIDA HOMESTEAD CO TAMPA7 FLORIDA The Fope May Intervene Paris Apiil 5 The Gaulois reports Sunday that the pope intends to intervene betweeu the powers and Greece ggji Best Cough Syrup Tastes ijood Use gS with a view to effecting if possible- - a peaceful solution of the Cretan diffi culty - Crusaders in New York v Weeks Seale Works ¬ m ¬ - v - r r- CJ V -- 1 I- - - J i rn- - 1toULiJ r JMilBifV vjfi tMlt r - sm vf 4V i iW r J3 V - w T TT V- - f f THE BOTJEB0N NEWS TUSBA Y APRIL VIOLETS Fairest Hooms in all the land With their touch of natures grace And an almost speaking face -- 6 1897 his sword On my mantel now they stand Some in blue and some in white Might their wondrous beauty know In the meadow where they grow Nestled in the waving grass While the winds above them pass Opening all their petals wide To the joyous summer tide On my mantel now they stand Fairest blooms in all the land And I would some child shut in Mid the citys mighty din Sure they are a dainty sghtf I would some child shut in Mid the citys mighty din Oh JB Miht their wondrous beauty know In the meadows where they grow M Wright in Good Housekeeping SI You see Miss Jeimie I must have haui out first and the captain sayshe some one hid inVthe house inthe li- ¬ proposes to divide the-- spoils and scat- ¬ brary whar they can hear every word ter That suits me it w7ont be a sinall an at night when I bring in Mjixse sum therell be to divide especially Ifr Herbert his hot Scotch Ill talk to him we make this haul no sir Ill slope bout the murder in such a way that and hunt up the old woman again join hell confess his crime and then theyll the church and live honest Humph be witnesses to what he says I wonder if I can now Can you do Can you do it Sandy old boy Can you do that Mag that Thank God there is daylight Now I xjeiuember a phrenologer told ahead if you can me one time that 1 had a great head for I can do XR missis if we can get forecasting If I can just forecast far some one smart enough to manage the enough to quit this pirate business be- ¬ balance fore its a day too late I shall believe he We muu do that Mag we nran do lnev what he was talking about that but whas that lass whas that Hanged if that aint the old craft And looking out of the wi ndow Jennie No other that I was ever aboard could saw an apparently middle aged man plow through the water with the ease dressed in a plaid suit entering the that she does She rides like a feather gate Yes theres pock marked Bill at- the Mag that gentle- ¬ tiller and theres the captain Why said Aunt Pan man came down on the Sunshine I bound his black beard is stowed away saw him on the boat safe enough now Why he looks like gentleman referred to had by he was born on a fivhing smadr Most The this time advanced on to the piazza of the crew are below deck -- Copyright by AN Kelfbgjj Newspaper Co CHAPTEB XVIII ATJXT MAG 4 WE HAVE FOUJJD A MOX WHA WEEL MAXAGE THE BALANCE 5 - position she was allowed to occiify as an old family servant was Aunt Magand it was noticed that she was better dressed than verv mam of the female passengers who were not of the African race Arrived at Smithville Mag proceeded to the cotlagre of Widow Bruce As she entered the rate Jennie Bruce saw her from the open doorway What she exclaimed A mi t Mag is this you It just is honey its ole Aunt Mag suah enough Come right in Aunt Mag But what could have brought you to Smithville Pse come down Miss Jennie to suit with you and the ole missus Margaret Bruce here entered the room Mother this is Aunt Mag- for many years Mr Loyds housekeeper Weel an wha do ye be wantin here Aunt Mag- I ken ye did not come here for naught Mayhap ye came to tell Margot Bruce that her son imirdet - Ironi Kendall seated in the cabin a the Sunshine passed down the river On tlie morning of September when - - ir is something- important Jennie that it is That it Oot with it woman oot with it - down the windows Can anyone hear me bat you two Why nv Aunt Mag- theres noone else here Tobe Is away somewhere Speak out you dear old soul I know - your old maister Shut the door mistress and shut jsvs - - Missis what I speak you must keep inside this Jiouse alone and say nothin for the time aint come yet but but I came to tell you that- Marse Angus didnt kill my marster - thee sxjealc thou sh alt have sum mi c to warm thee up a- bit Lass bring Aunt Mag- a g lass of wine Xow caust Wait Mag- oot with Im that skered missis that I cant it- conferred for a long time Finally Margaret Bruce arose from her chair and opened the door out of which Aunc Mag and her daughter had passed Jennie come here lass and you Aunt Mag Margaret Bruce held a letter in her hand that she had evidently been read- ¬ ing There were tears in her eyes bat a happy snnie on her face Aunt Mag we have found a moti wha weel manage the balance When the Sunshine left her dock for Wilmington Aunt Mag was seated in the cabin again and she entered the house at Kendall at four oclock Herbert was seated in the library and saw her approach As soon as she had entered he said Take off your things Aunt Mag and take a glass of wine after your jour ney then teH me the residt There aint much to tell Marse Herbert the widder and Jennie dont know narthing or they wont let an narthing I couldnt pump narthin more out on them than that they warnt sponsible for what Angus did and the widder said that Black Beard must ¬ ¬ Loss this Gordon of Glen Gordon be Mr Gordon My daugh- ¬ gentleman ter Mr Gordon and this be Aunt Mag Now daughter you and Aunt Mag have out your talk in the ither room Jdnnie and Aunt Mag withdrew and Hugh Gordon and the mother of Angus and Margaret Bruce opened the door Is The gentleman raised his hat he asked Mrs Don- ¬ this Mrs Bruce ald Bruce You may weel say that mon it has been many years sin I changed my name to Margaret Bruce Then you are the mother of Angus Bruce Aye aye of Angus Bruce mon Came thee to speak of Angus I did madam my name is Gordon Hugh Gordon Thee mun be a Wha Gordon L Mv very life is at stake M i ifftt I ken Aveel that Mag- but thou nest a heavy risk to tell it to Margot Bruce Didst run awa from hanie to - ri struck Herbert sent me here Lathrop send thee hero Herbert He has confessed No no and never will confess He sent me to spy and find out what volt thought of the murder how much you knew and what you thought of Black Board I wanted to come and said things that caused him to send me It was thou that screamed Map at the bathroom door Didst see the blow No Zvlarse do so She must be aaved from that fate it- 5 arm of Angus and sink into my mar sters breast It was Herbert Lathrop who guided it I screamed and he seized me by the throat and said A niggers oath dont go in court but if yen speak one word Aunt Mag Ill have your life I know 1 know you could not save my son Angus heard the scream but the door was closed ere he could reach thee however time will bring all to light Mag and the name of Bruce be cleared But misses what gc od will it do Marse Angus or you VwiUt to bring Herbert Lathrop to justice but it cant help Marse Angus now that hes turned pirate and heaps of money offered for Ids head One thing- at a time Mag Never thee mind about Black Beard and the bloody pirate and the money on the head of me ain bo v The murderer first Mag and then let Black Beard look after his ain head Does FannTe know that you came to Smithville asked Jensic Bress yer no honey no one knows it liut Marse Herbert He done sent her ever to spend the day with Miss Ciara When does the wedding take place I saw the sharp blade glide under the look out for hisself tho She axed me did I hear anyone scream night an of course I tole her no that till I heard you calling Angus yonr uncles murderer If they know any- ¬ thing master they skeered to speak it since Ang us turned pirate Did you see the cook Tobe No Tobe was off some whar but marster you neednt give yourself no uneasiness bout the Smithville end thats all quiet I dunno what got me worked Tip so bout it but Fse glad I went fer now Ise satisfied Bo you How did they treat you not think they guessed your errand Bress you no honey they treat me like I was white folks thevse skeered of me Did they state if Angus t Ise spec 3K The 10th of October honey at eight oclock at night in the chapel at Ortoh v mt deres ttvo weddins at the time ithats what hurries me so You see Aunt Mag stopped there going out that morning and what he said Marster they just wouldnt say narthin bout Angus noway Well Mag Im better satisfied any way but it was a useless trip Every thing is working all rjjjht so dont have any more foolish notions to upset me Xow Ill drive over for Miss Fannie Herbert arose from his chair feelingin better spirits than he had for some days walked out jumped in his buggy and headed for Orton Aunt Mag watched him from the window imtildu disappeared from view Yes Herbert Lathrop everything is working all right ole marster Mag ¬ ¬ -j i t- - - l z Lathrop impossible tink it will be impossible but thats the rangements but I specs she just goin to marry him to suit hernia She must he saved from that fate said Margaret Bruce An she shall missis she shall but how You see they all think Marse Aria US kilt ole marster an I dasent ispcak If I did Marse Herbert would fsell me or kill me an it wouldnt do any good Xow lie thinks hes got Mag fliSt he promised to send south and buy any chillen like I wajvt my chillen lo Vlong to a murderer There aint but - couple is Marse Herbert and Miss Clara Hill and that one must not take place Great heavens Clara wed lerlert tother aint forcret CTIAPTRK XIX TJU- - LOOTING OF TUETUKASUItY On man of middle age divssed in a rather clerical suit with a beaver hat on his head and a cane in his hand was prom ¬ the J 5th of September a thick set at Washington noon j j J enading along thetlocks of the Potomac It was fully four oclock in the afterBov was in IP everything has gon in to night ¬ he muttered Its time the Fisher 2- one wav missis f WhatSvay is thdeninXbitonc tliatirag - - - two master below there looks like her Well Ive got the information all worked up even got a job in the treas ury Jslest it it woukln t he a wise scheme in me to turn honest Im going to- Aoir- sure tor p see the end aheadand its a hemp irope But Ill see this - elljhe shouldbe That j - THE DEACONS RACE HUMOROUS Story Where Til come at once and in two min A Iiittle priety of How Sunday Pro ¬ for- Critic poster did you get the idea Was Upset Painter picture that utes the secretary stepped out of the When I was a youngster said a Out of my head You must Critic dopiv Kentucky horse raiser the other dfry be gkid its out Tit Uits Have yoirthe vault keys I lived in a highly respectable blue seems Millie Diekyt Doolittle Yes but why grass toAvn with an old uncle and aunt such an empty feiiow Willie You They might be needed thats all who wiere seeing to the proper bringing thought so if you had wouldnt Forward march up of their onlr and well beloved seen him have night p last Straight for the door of the treasury nephew Among their possessions He Do you believe in love at first did tliy march until halted by the were two horses and a negro boy who sentinel Black Beard recognized the took care of them and those horses sightr She It all depends whether man or voice of his own Gentry and knew that and that boy wre my especial delight vou mean first sight of the Day first To sight of his bankbook all was well After my first winter in town and when Ereshleigh 00 James how does Where is the lieutenant and the sec- the weather began to soften in- the salad James into retary sentinel spring the boy and Twera accustomed the button comeOh my am paht ob de dat the waiter In the building captain to ride the liorses to a pond to water Princeton Tiger Arery well paj- - strict attention to which was perhaps three quarters of dressing sah your duty Forward march and at a mile from the stable half of which Michener Straws tell which way the door the captain knocked three distance was through the town It the wind is blowing Oldpart from Out thar in our country times with the hilt of his sword soon became our custom when the Kansas It swung open and all but the sentry horses had finished drinking to lei houses trees an bosses tell ther same Philadelphia jSorth American entered Pockmarked Bill was stii them go full tilt for home and the tale Her I suppose your father under- ¬ tioned before it speed they attained was startling so Lieut Parks have you secured the fast in fact that we soon had to take stands that lam not goingto marry th Thunder but its big chances to prisoners She one of many them to the alleys andxun them to the rest of the family come jn here and congress this week says that is the only He They are bound and stable that way I suppose we had sisters appropriated money to put two sloops the lieulenant pointed to gagged and been keeping this up for three months thing thatti oubles him Detroit Prec the forms of on the coast searching for him Great the sentry and watchman lying on the and Jjhe horses had got so that they Press Ciesar look at the fish a whole deck floor you know Miss blanch ester-i-Dwould scarcely wait to drink before load and1 theres the seines piled up I trust it was unnecessary to injure they wanted to be off when one Sunday that after Ellen refused Mr Esplanade astern there Bought the whole busi- ¬ Miss my uncle and aunt concluded they he actually committed suicide ness of some fishing smack Blade thorn said the captain our duties are would go to meeting in the country Monterey Eeally dead in love with Beards a keen one he is Ah here she jiot pleasant secretary but they must tny uncle wns a staid and severe dea- ¬ her isnt he Pittsburgh Chronicle bc4prforrned now Ill trouble you for eomes right in here con in the Presbyterian church and Telegraph to the door The schooner swung into the dock the vault key and the l for a change they rode the horses in- ¬ Bring me my glass commanded that leads there and three sailors jumped ashore The But said the secretary who now stead of driving them As luck would the lady pirate for there was now no liues were heaved and made fast a itvave it tfliey came back to town over a field of human endeavor to wihich the number of fish peddlers carts were began to g et suspicious No time for ifs and huts sir Quick road that led by the pond where Jim gentler sex was not admitted that I soon alongside and the mate was soon and I watered xo horses and as it was may see if 11 is well The faithful selling fish by the cart load to supply niZB the cords Secretary you see the about watering time as they passed lieutenant brought two glasses know ¬ shining muzzle of this pistol the strong the good citizens of Washington they stopped to let the horses drink ing it to be impossible tosize up the Is this the Fisher Boy asked cur arm of the government is here Of course uncle and aunt had perfect back hair with one Detroit Journal The secretary was soon bound and confidence in their critters and were clerical looking friend as he stepped Creditor But my dear Sir Baronr gagged and deposited with the other not expecting any demonstrations but to the side of the schooner I cant spare the time every day trying Certain certain answered the cap two and emptying his pockets Sandy as soon as those horses had taken a to cdllect this money please fix a day tain Cant you see her name ei thfi took the kejs and led the way good long pull at the water and lifted on which you will pay this overdue jsterit But what do you want to be continued their heads to take a look around it bill Baron On what day can you dominy seemed to occur to them all at once best get off Creditor TJhat would I desire to see the captain I am col- ¬ BEAT THE EMPIRE EXPRESS that it was time to cut and run for the be on Thursday Baron Well then lecting money for the seamens fund stable come every Thursday German Ex Come aboard the Fisher Boy will The Atrocious liiar Told the Truth And they did My eye how thej for Onoo hardly send ycu away empty handed did Down the road for the first quar- ¬ STOCKHOLMS COMING SHOW even if you have to carry fish Uo io I used to bea pretty swift runner in ter of a mile past the houses of three Something Abont the Exhibition to my young days said the atrocious liar deacons in opposite churches with my cabin and Ill soon be with you Be Given Xext Summer Sandv went aft and descended to the the other night back in the pharmacy their families sitting out on their galThe year 1S97 will be noteworthy in cabin v here he was soon jomed by the and il was only last week I sprinted 50 leries in the eool of the evening then of the Scandinavian feet or so and went faster than the fast- ¬ on past the ministers house they went the history occurrences will then north captain Two great direct est New York Central train level like the wind my uncle doing- all he the eyes of Well Sandy what luck the whole north towanf Mr Albert Bwens if jrou please ground too could to hold the beasts and my aunt Stockholm namely the great captain said Sandy with a bow I The atrocious liar did not make this frightened out of her wits by the un- ¬ exhibition and the 25 am a- clerk in the treasury department statement without a sort of gulp His expectedness of it doing all she could years jubilee of King Oscar In Stock- ¬ at 70 a- month my father Be v Peter eyes sparkled and he trembled a little to hold herself oiu her horses back holms Bois de Bologne quite near this B Bivens was for many years a mis ¬ The others lcoked at him pityingly Uncles hat flew off as he turned into ¬ Xo you dont said the tall friend the first alley or rather as the horses wondrously beautiful city are the ex sionary among the Indians and they hibition grounds on a narrow point ot killed the man who was trying to save with the long hair removing- the whisky turned him into the alley and four land on both sides surrounded by the Youve had boys with three dogs got hold of it and their souls My father left a large bottle from his grasp blue waters of the Baltic and extending family and died poor so I must support enough came howling after My aunts horse toward the newest and most elegant Im not drunk Its a positive fact always made bis spurt at this point and and educate the vounger ones7 WeH done Sandy well done I did run for 50 feet and covered the as her skirts flew at the mercy of the part of Stockholm At first only an Bid exclusively Scandinavian exhibition ground in less time than the train did the Indians eat the old man wind he gave a wild plunge and was intended but as Russia and the Thats all right said tho man who dashed ahead of mv uncle As they archduchy of Finland have now official- ¬ He was too poor for that captam Theres the grog Sandy take a swig chews gum you will be better in a sped up the alle- - people on the streets ly announced their intention to par- ¬ minute Let me call a cab for you where the alleys crossed hurried out of take both in the art industrial and the and tell me is the plan laid You thirk Im lying the way and gazed in awestruck wonder Laid to a hair captain t laid to a ¬ No we doiit We think vou are as the deacon and his good wife scurried national industrial sections the exhihair bition has assumed the character of an Put your hand there Sandy my boy crazy If you should want to kill any along on clattering hoofs The usual exhibition of nearlj the whote of the of us you would get off easily after what Sunday quiet had prevailed and the vou never fail you have said You dont hold any noise of the racing- steeds seemed to north You see captain onccjgot thejipb Thus an the great industrial hall the fill all the town and people soon be- Swedish Norwegian Danish and Bus- hacL everything easyohSyi asrinthqj fouudgeagainst anybodyiiqre do you I Iticasurv all the time The night watch- - aiifrswwaVjirom the tall friend with the gan to run out on the streets and in ¬ sian exhibitors will be seen side by side quire what was going on At last the man at 1hc treasury building carries a long hair Let me tell you how I did it Here horses reached the stable and there This hall which has a Hoot surface to the building Third Assistant kev of 1G000 square meters is the greatest without any trouble at all thev wooden building that has ever been con- ¬ Paynor carries the kes to the vaults here Pm all right Let me tell you But they all went away and he never ctopped and waited to be let in as usu ¬ I know exactly where he lives and I structed Its great cupola rises to a know exactly how to reach the vaults got a chance to explain that he was on al I dont know what would have height of about 100 meters and is sur- ¬ there is more gold there than we can the train and ran through the car and happened to me when my part though rounded by four minarets containingso went faster than the Empire State wholly unintentional in the affair be- ¬ carry with all our men prospect bridges from which a fine Press came known to my uncle had it not view is to be had of the exhibition Too bad that Sandy but well do express- - X been for my aunt who had an eye to the grounds and Stockholm with its en- ¬ our best to lersen the quantify and this A 2iew Disease ludicrous and she got me off with only is the last trip on this coast We return A young doctor who is looking for a one application of the hickory while virons so renowned for their beauty to the island one Mttle I waufc the with their sinuous bays and inlets and ¬ crew to help me in and eve ry man shall reputation took a writer intodiis con the negro boy got twice as much My islets Another of the uncle was on unpleasant terms with me principal buildings of the exhibition is draw his share and well sail for parts fidence as follows There is a new disease The people for several months however because unknown are there sentinels in the who have it do not know what it is and he was jollied about his horse race for the Northern museum with its pro- ¬ buJMiig visional addition destined for the cul- Thvre is the watchman at the door so far there is no name for it I have a long time and every fresh jar he tural exhibit On the shore of Djur-who has the outer kevs and theres one had a number of complaints going to Avould get on it Avould react upon me gardsbrunnsviken with more than tho sentinel thev change guard every four show that the disease is general and I may say in conclusion though that half of it built out over the water lies hours The change is made at one from answers to my queries I am satis hay aunt did not stand by me when he the Swedish and Danish fishery hall lied that the disease comes from the said that Jim and I would suffer severe oclock a most original buildings designed byi Then after one oclock we must do same cause And the cause is the heavy pain and penalties if there were any Eug en Thorburn Xorway with its doors which many stores and office rnoire running of the horses Washour work enormous fisheries will build its own buildings have- - The doors may not be ington Star When the clock struck one the streets heavy fishery hall Great viaducts lead to the within themselves but the kind of Washington were deserted especially of other parts of the exhibition grounds A MIND READER hinges upon udiich they swing make so along the docks where not a soul Here another view opens before the was stirring Then it was that 24 men them hard to open and ainan or woman HJm Honor Ivnevr What eres of the- visitor the beautiful pano- ¬ Tlioag ht every man aboard the Fisher Bov but with a weak spine is liable to injury rama of Stockholms famous harbor Job said his honor holding be- ¬ and its charming environs Bow Legs ascended to the deck and from frequent contact with such dcors every man ciad in the uniform of a It seems like a simple thing but I know neath his nose a bunch of flowers which The principal buildings of this sec- ¬ of several people who are really in a bad luid been left on his desk a few minutes United States soldier tion of the grounds are the machinery way from the cause have stated I Black Beard minus his beard in told an old M D about and he said to before by a city hall bride did you hall a giant building of iron and gloss the uniform of fa captain of the lino m with a wink Giveitit a big- name know that I am a bit of a mind reader of 10000 square I did not know it - answered the pri- having a floor surfaceart hall The art and the mate in that of irst lieutenant and youll make it general before the meters and the great vate- secretary but- if you say so of swords were hanging at their sides winter is over And exhibit will be the clou of the exhibi- is what I am course that and each soldier bore the regulation looking t ion Owing to for Chicago for a big name I will prove it to you answered his this exhibition the interest shown ths musket of the army by its president Chronicle- honor chuckling gleefully I wilL eminent artist his royal highness The night was pitchy dark but Sandy tell you what was in your mind a few Prince rZugen the youngest son of Eang had been over the route he was to lead In Ijoston minutes ago Job You remember that them every night for the past two Visitor What became of that nice when 1 finished the marriage ceremony Oscar this exhibit will be international weeks and knew to a step where each young man I met at your house last and bv most the fa the pretty bride stepped forward and mouscontain worksthe day ofChicago turn must be made painters of vear presented her cheek for me to kiss T1 Chronicle Silently they descended to the wharf Miss Bunker Hill The authorities Yes I remember stammered the and in a body marched with shouldered became cognizant of considerable re Saved Ajyuin- nuskets and a tolerably well regulated hypothecation on his part and conveyed private secretary his ehe eks flushing you remember how I merely Mrs- - Bimley met her husband in the tAnd step to the north- end of the Treasury him to a protoplasm shook her hand and did not accept the hall and gave him a good hug a jid kiss building What is that invitation Oh George she said Pm so glad Xow lieutenant said the captain If you will glance at Worcester you I do answered the private secre ¬ youve come Your slippers arj b- - the I will take four men and go for the will observe that protoplasm signifies tary with a regretful sigh fire and I have a nice hot supper for secretary and the vault keys Manage a cell Texas Sifter Well continued his honor the you and same of that quince- manna as have told you and you will have uo moment I turned away from the girl lade you like sowcll When you are trouble Do not lose time Lead on Unfortunate Occurrence r I caught sisrbt of vour face and 111 bet away Pm so lonely I dont koowwkat V Sandy How much milk are we t akingnow vou a pound of the best iine cut that I to do and 1 tlvmght I would sk vou Two blocks from the treasury Sandy can tell yon what wereyour thoughts if halted in fronttof atwo story jbricTk Hnir If it gets much Vihifer we Here said Bimley hurriedly draw f dwelling th residence of Horace Bay will have to take a gallon to get any at that moment1 The private secretary blushed JEumg ing from his pqeket aj20 bilVHhisiisfft li or thud secretary of thetreasurv milk at all his head and mumbled something for a spring bonnet and 111 havethatf Is ihis the residence Sandv VOh the thinness of it is not the milk ¬ Ha ha his honor chuckled yon set of diamond earrings sent up first This is it mans fault When the iceman brought dont want- to hear your thoughts re-¬ thing in the morning Dont say v And ik one else resides here the ice he unfortunately dropped it in peated eh Well I am going to re- word you are perfectly welcome Xo one the pitcher of milk and it melted before peat them anyhow At the moment I ¬ Later on Bimley wiped Follow me inside the gate Halt we could gft it out We are only taking turned away from that prcfty girl you tion from his brow and tho perspira muttered to Stand there where if he holds a light 25 pounds now you know were thinking What a bfanked fool himself he may see you r muskets gl i en Now Got that visit from her mother head ¬ the old man is Come now isnt that silence And ihi captain knocked Stormy Time so o ed off once more but it comes high- loudly on the door They must have had a cvclne over The private secretary saw it was use ¬ Detroit Free Press Presently a wmdoyy opened from at Nevriches last week less to enter a- denial so he iled to his above A Ularn ill cent TMr What makes you think so desk and so agitated was he that in l Well whats wantedCertain residents of the state of Mrs New riches said they bad their the next five minutes he cus- ¬ missed Are you Secretary Baynor monogram blown into every piece of pidor three times in succession they X Washington recently discovered grow ¬ Yes what is wanted ing on the slope of the Cascade moun- ¬ gliss in the housa Detroit Free Press Journal You are wanted at the treasury at tains the most magnificent fir tree ever Outside- tho lail once I have order to conduct you Ert inn Different Key beheld by human eyes It towered 405 there Bacon Did you hear Tenner reach a feet in air was rA feet in diameter at Xhatboy of yours has put himself 4 outside t lie de of civilization What is the trouble high note the base and not a bran chsprang froth I iont know Something is wrchsT- Kgbert rYes I heard him ntthe den ¬ the noble column until the height of Gracious What has he done now iuj iin VT11 Jlefis up the alley emptying the pail tists the other day when fie was hav- - E20 feet was reached Thcitrce was Capt Philip jjolt of the regulars dfheer you seni vhmiafter Ex rim a tooth pulled Yonkcrs- Spates- - perfectly- sound in every part Chicaga army and- detachmeiitYdff our menVw chiange vmiiuY V Tribune - antl the cap tain rattledagainst the scabbard Piek-Me-U- ¬ - -- - o -- -- ¬ -- -- a ¬ 4 - Scandi-navian-Bussi- an t J H M - - - i - ¬ Y d - jb wood-covere- d- - - - - fi s - - - ¬ - -- - -- - -- -- -- - -- - - - - - - v-- - - - j v V- - t 4 r I - ro j ii Bssttzmzx fclgf 5S 4j o A W i 5 - 4 22 1897 fl THE- - BOUEBOM OFJFICIAIi MST OF OFFICERS FOR DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY MAY MS TUESDAY AEIL 6 1897 In GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS u v S - Poor Blood When a horse is poor in flesh a new harness wont give him strength If a house is cold new furniture wont warm it If your strength Is easily ex¬ -- Theatrical And Otherwise The Foyer Remarks NEWTON MITCHELL n y JSf- J T Martin Clerk Pans No 3 Paris No 1 Wm NicMes AaTmrst Davis Judges Oreo JW Sheriff A WONDERFUL MUSICIAN Paris No 2 C J Lancaster Wm Rion Judges C E Nippert Clerk Joe Quisenberry Sheriff Wm A-- 1V a P- - T 15 U ii ift tv - Thomas W B Pinkard Judges Wm Dodson Clerk Tom Woods Sheriff Clintonville No 1 W F Heathman ii B Dawson Judges Jas Nickles Clerk B S Parrish Sheriff 2 Jno C Clay Clintonville No Judges Henry Clay Green McDonald clerk Lee Penn sheriff North Middletown No 1 Ed Rice Jno S Talbott Judges J T Collins clerk Wm R Scott sheriff leavening Celebrated for its great North Middletown No 2 A H Bed ¬ Ben Btrength and healthf illness Assures the ford W B Woodford Judges food against alum and all forms of adul- ¬ Woodford clerk Gano Hildreth sheriff teration common to the cheap brands Little Rock No 1 Wm Bryant Ike Royal Baking Powder CO New YOrk Crouch judges Henry Caywood clerk Dick Wasson sheriff Little Rock No 2 Geo Redmon Albert Mitchell Judges Ed Cantrill BOeBBOJI sheriff Saml Talbott clerk Ruddles Mills No 1 John Dnvall geyetfteeptji Year Established 1881 Frank Pollock Judges John Kiser clerk Otto Jett sheriff Published every Tuesday and Friday by Ruddles Mills No 2 B B Marsh WALTER CHAMP Wm Isgrig Judge John Mitchell sher ¬ fidiiort and Owner BBUOiJ MILLER iff C E Leer clerk Miller8burg No 1 Wm Carpenter 3r Make all Checks Money Orders etc Wm Layson Judges T E Savage payable to the order of Champ MrtiER Clerk Ed Hull Sheriff Millersburg No 2 J A Miller A Official Notice To Democratic Candidates S Allen sheriff At a meeting of the Democratic Spears Shy Hutchison No County Committee field Monday April Judges Tom Nichols sheriff Siown 5th 1897 it was ordered that all candi ¬ Bev JDorsey clerk dates to be voted for in the jrimafyy Hutchison No 2 M Av Kenney R May 22 1897 must pay t5 JOO each for defraying expenses of said election and D Adair Judges Chas Kenney clerk that they report and pay to the Secre- ¬ John Watson sheriff tary on or before Monday April 12th Center ville No 1 M Davis Vol 1697 or be barred from having their Ferguson Judges John Ireland clerk names upon the ballots Ed Blake sheriff It was further ordered that all candi- ¬ Centerviile No 2 F P Clay J dates having no opposition should be de- ¬ Judges D clared the nominee of the Democratic Wm Ardery Ward clerk G Taylor sheriff Miller party by the County Chairman if no op- ¬ position be announced on or before April DOINGS AT FRANKFORT 12 1897 T E Moore Chairman Democratic County Com The House yesterday passed bills D C Parrish abolishing the State Board of Equaliza- ¬ Secretary Dem Co Com tion and the office of Assistant Adjus Judge Cantrill Declared The Nominee tant General AKlH POWDER Absolutely Pure nerves weak digestion poor muscles soft if you are pale and worn out the trouble is with the blood It is not so hausted work a burden much IMPURE biood as i The Louisville Post last Wednesday said of Blind Boone the wonderful musician who delighted a Paris audience last year and who plays to morrow night atthe Paris Grand Opera House Buyers of Groceries are riot forced to go to cut rate stores for lowt The world famous Blind Tom has certainly found an equal in Blind Boone prices because who is now at Music Hall His audi ¬ ence last night showed its appreciation by the enthusiasm with which it greeted his performanee Chopin and Liszt were rendered with the technique and expression of a master and his plantation melodies brought forth torm8 of applause Stella May the vocalist has offered by them on same class of goods have an excellent and com- splendid natural contralto voice plete line of THE PEOPLE I Will Meet GROCER f Mj Any Prices I ¬ TEE DEWS make this blood rich nor will bitters nor iron tonics any more than a new harness will give strength to the horse or new furniture will make a house warm For poor blood you want something that will make rich blood SCOTTS EMULSION of Cod liver Oil with Hypophos phitesis the best remedy in the worldfor enriching the blood We have prepared a book telling you more about the subject Sent Free J 00 For sale by all druggists at 50c SCOTT BOWNE New York POOR blood Pills wont The Paris friends of Clay Clement will be glad to learn that he has made a splendid impression at his New York appearance last week in The New Dominion He was well received by the public and was praised by the dra- ¬ matic critics Roland Reed and Emily Banker also met with favorable excep tions in Gotham FANCY APPLES BAN ANNAS ORANGES4 STANDARD GOODS V ALMONDS MALAGA GRAPES FILBERTS ENGLISH WALNUTS BRAZIL PECANS Attractions at Cincinnati theatres this week Grand The Mandarin Wal ¬ nut Nellie Alabama Heucks McHenry Robinsons Fabio Roman io Fountain A Railroad Ticket STICK AND MIXED CANDIES CANDIED CHERRIES CANDIED APRICOTS J CANDIED PINE APPLES New York Cream Edam and Pine Apple Cheese Fancy Evaporated Peaches Apricots Apples Prunes All kinds of Canned Fruits Sar ¬ dines Champgnion French Peas Bottled Pickle Catsup Etc - FINEST CHOCOLATE CANJDIES B 4 BALTIMORE CAN AND BULK OYSTERS SCfNTILi ATIONS An Interesting At a meeting Ste fc 1 Vj Circuit Court District in Georgetown Ely on the 23d of February last it was ordered that precinct conventions be held on the 24th of April in the coun- ¬ ties of Bourbon Scott Woodford and Franklin to nominate Democratic candidates for Circuit Court Judge and Com- ¬ monwealths Attorney to oe voted for at the next November election It was ¬ of the Democratic Committee of the Fourteenth Ex--ecuti- ve MFhe ballot yesterday at Frankfort for for Senator was a mere form but one vote being cast for each candidate with The Kentucky Senate passed amendment the House bill imposing a penalty for disturbing a public speaker further ordered that any announced AM -JU V Democratic candidate having no announced Democratic opponent on the first day of April that the chairman of said Committee shall declare the an nounced candidate the nominee of the Democratic party to be voted for as aforesaid Judge James E Cantrill having an ¬ nounced as a candidate for Circuit Court Judge and no other opposing Democrat having announced therefore in obed- ¬ ience to the order of said Committee I hereby declare James E Cantrill the nominee of the Democratic party for Circuit Court Judge in said district to be voted for at the next November election T E Moore Chairman Democratic Executive Com- ¬ mittee Fourteenth Circuit Court Dis¬ ¬ ¬ It has already become necessary to call attention to absenteeism at Frank- ¬ fort by introducing a resolution provid- ¬ ing that members of the Legislature who are absent without good excuse shall forfeit their per diem for the time absent B Yagreement only one vote was cast for each candidate for United States Senator at Frankfort Saturday Dr Hunter s supreme effort is now sched ¬ uled for to day or to morrow after which time his friends hope to prevail upon him to get out of the way before he is removed trict Att Wm Cromwell Secy- - The remark of a Philadelphia paper that the islands have lately had a monopoly of the wars instancing Japan fe 3 ¬ -- - 1 hi Wv the Philippines Cuba and Crete remind us of the part which islands played in the life of Napoleon He was born on Corsica retired to Elba married an nd-born woman was defeated by England and died in exile on St To the naked eye there is no visible Helena Exchange prospect of an election at Frankfort but wrest- ¬ if theMcKinley Administration is as de- ¬ A months ling with office seekers has so affected termined as the candidates to fight it President Mckinley that he is already out all summer on the line of No Sena- ¬ contemplating a vacation The first tor on pie hunger is mighty apt to three months of a new Presidents term gnaw through the Mother Hubbard cup involves a vast amount of physical labor board just in time to find it bare and fatigue Resolution Adopted By islacatch-as-catch-can Mr W H Morgans House bill to protect the freiedom of speech and imposing a penalty for egging public orators passed the Senate Saturday morning with an amendment offered by Mr Bronston It will now have to pass the House again But for the amendment it would have been the first bill to pass both houses ¬ -- Jumble Of News And ville theatres 5 Sam Jones lectured last night in Stan ¬ Turnpike raiders chopped downa gate w ford oil pJet hefe and Stay There in Fleming Sunday night Raiders Tffiftfe tramps are working the gold have terrorized the people of Cornish Main St Opp Court House Paris Ky game in the Bluegrass ville precinct Mercer count and brave spectacle men fear assassination and arson DisLookout for them Over at Nicholasville last week two patches say that the precinct is a hot-¬ deputy sheriffs attached a hearse as it bed of anarchy was returning fron a burial WHEEL NOTES Davis The house in which Jefferson was born is being taken from Fairview iLines About Devotees Of The Wheel At Home And Elsewhere to Nashville as one of the exhibits of the T F Jtfcoche Jr has bought a Tiger Exposition A report on the accounts of Milton B wheel Now is the time to buy Carpets Rugs and Mattipgs The National Meet will be held in Smith the late City Treasurer of as I have a good lot to select from and my prices defy Georgetown shows a shortage of 8343 August at Philadelphia I have a fine assortment of these goods and Nothing has been heard from Smith Sandow the strong man is an expert competition 20 since his flight February bicyclist and has challenged anp wheel- if you will come in and look at them I am sure I can Middlesborough Council has pass- ¬ man in England to race him ten miles please you and it is no trouble for me to show The them to ed a curfew law All young people un- - or over for 5000 you Consider the prices which I quote below N der 16 years are required to be off the Louisville wheelmen will have a str et after 730 oclock from November street sprinkling ordinance introduced to May and after 830 oclock from May in the General Council Thursday night to November They ask that a dry space six feet wide The pupils of Science Hill Academy be left in the center of the street will place a memorial window in the The four candidates for Mayor of Chi- ¬ Methodist Church at Shelbyville in cago are making a special pull for the memory of the late Dr W T Poynter immense wheelmens vote of that city Miss Nettie Pullen President of the The wheelmen are now a balance of Remember the place and call early Science Hill Alumnae has addressed a power in Chicago and the candidate letter to all former pupils inviting them for a municipal office who can secure to contribute to the fund their indorsement is certain of election The wheelmens vote is also much Yesterdays Temperature sought after in Cincinnati Louisville The following is the temperature as and other cities The cyclers solid vote Co in Paris could cut- - a figure in a city noted yesterday by A J Winters of this city election 7a m 55 f 8a m 56 Do not buy a refrigerator until you 10 a in have seen the best made They are at J 11 a m 63 T Hintons 12 m 64 2p m 68 A Bit Of Washington Gossip 3p m 68 4pm 69 Claude Johnson Chief of the Bureau 5p m 63 7p m of Engraving and Printing called on 54 Secretary Gage to see about getting money for the new machinery to make the stamps for the bottling of whisky in bondHe stated to the Times that it Through His Nervine Is a Ben would be two months or more before the stamps would be ready efactor to Thousands Comment Ezra Kendall the elongated comedian who was here with A Pair of Kids is in great demand at New York vaude ISGRIG TURKEYS N EWTO N M ITCHELL 5f f a ¬ X-LJ-j- JL GOLENS 3 it- - ET SALE r ¬ Brussels from 40 cts up Ingrains from 18 cts up Matting from 9 cts up Rugs from 50 cts up -- H MARG0LEN Opp Conrt House PARIS KY ji62 3 DRMILES - ¬ ¬ Representative Settle is being snowed under with petitions from constituents asking his support of the bill to prevent the exhibition of prize fight kinetoscope pictures He is answering that he is in favor of the bill of his sound money views and the personal friend- ¬ There being no other Democratic f Democrats Sound Money -- It is said that on account candidate announced for Circuit Judge in this the Fourteenth Judicial District except Hon Jas E Cantrill he was de- ¬ clared the nominee of the party Thursday ¬ The following resolutions were adopt-¬ ed by the Bourbon County Committee of the National DemocraticParty in called session Saturday at the Court house ship of the President Minister Clifton Breckinridges successor will not be ap- ¬ in this city 1 The Marquis of Queensberry has a new grandson Lord Sholto Douglas be ing its father and the latters actress K r r - fVt J -- Resolved that we believe the su- premecy of true Democratic principles essential to good government state and national and that those principles have never been more clearly announced wife its mother The kid should be in the Indianapolis platform of thethan¬ Nacalled Fitzsimmons tional Democratic Party that we declare our continued allegiance to the doctrines Congressman Evans E Settle favors of that platform as a statement of Demo- ¬ the bill against the kinetoscope prize-¬ cratic faith and to the end that those doctrines be maintained as vital politifight exhibitions cal forces we urge the necessity of con ¬ tinuing the organization of the National Democratic Party in Bourbon County and call upon all the members of that party to maintain their organization in- ¬ Awarded and to Honors Worlds Fair tact in any abstain rdm air participa tlon conventions or primaries of ¬ pointed until a year from next July when his term expires Fred Grant is laying low for this place and is thought to be slated for it since his refusal to become Aseistant Secretary of War WIDELY known Wisconsin publisher T who resides at Green Bay writes March 6th 1895 as follows Five years ago 1 became so nervous that mental work was a burden I could not rest at night on account ot sleeplessness My attention was called to Dr Miles Restora ¬ tive Nervine and I commenced to use it with the very best effect Since then I have kept a bottlo in my house and use it whenever my nerves become unstrung with always the same goodicesults My son also takes it for nervousness Tir aJUlIPC AW with like never failing success I have recom ¬ Nervine mended it to many and Restores it cures them All who f gj - gfipTs yr The publication of John Foxs latest story The Kentuckians in Harpers magazine has been postponed until the July number on account of the illness of Mr Smedley the artist who is illustrat- ¬ 4The Kentuckians ing the story said to be Mr Foxs best work STOCK AND TURF NEWS Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop r Do You Expect To Move 1 is or filler youi Housekeeping in iV u wag -- 4 fiihest any other party km frfeE BASE BALL NOTES Gossip of CREAM BAKING HK8 lKiBKl the Diamond Doings of Pro- fossionals and Amateurs The Louisville Times pathetically re ¬ marks As usual before the season opens Louisville has a most remarkable base ball club and the papers are filled Dr Miles Nervine is sold on guarantee first bottle will benefit or money refunded with its praises It is just as well to get in the boom for the club now There is generally very little oportunity to boom it later TurfJfotes There was a large crowd of courf day visitors in town yesterday but very few suffer from nerve stock transactions occurred the day be-¬ Health troubles should try it ing given over to politics There were It is free from narcotics perfectly harm- ¬ no cattle on the market Several mules less and yet soothes and strengthens Dr Miles through his Nervine is a benefactor changed hands at fair prices to thousands A O LEHMAN Editor and proprietor of Der Landsman Etc IF YOU DO AND FIND YOU fe V z NEED ANYTHING in MY LIKE FOR RENT I will positively save you money on anything in my line Come in and get my prices and you cant buy goods any where else y h2u - MOST PERFECT MADE rv A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free fcom Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD Ky Has pantry kitch- ¬ en two halls five porches splendid For Spring 1897 solid stone bottom cellar cistern at To Cure A Cold In One Day We are now receiving Spring goods in door all necessary out houses fruit in Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab ¬ all the new lasts and colors The best yard Everything to in best condition town Apply on lets Alldruggisls refund the money productions of the leading manufactur¬ Very convenient premises to ers and at reasonable prices if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris MRS A A BARCLAY RION CLA FRAME Avenue house of seven rooms on Mt J V T HINT0N ML r - r s r - e2 6ap 3t UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED TO iJ 4s A tfV V nftiHyLjfrp U inmrfri tein 1 ii mi ass -- - - Mft jjjjjgv T PHsraKv WHjj- Si ff - -- t i EjW v tc vfc 0 - Tw -- v - i3 y v v f THE BOIJSBON NEWS1 TUESDAY APRIIi 6 l8f7 THE BOURBON - 5 V NEWS 1881 The April Hone Show PERSONAL MENTION AND GOERS OBSERVED BY v-- TP OBITUARY Seventeenth Year Established En tei ed at the Post office secoj ass mail matter The annual stallion show occured on the public square yesterday but only a COMERS Vj - - few horses were on exhibition The THE NEWS MAN at Paris Ky as moat noted hCrse shown was J Miller Wards Regal Wilkes 211 by Guy Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At Wilkes dam Margaret 228 by Sultan The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And TELEPHONE NO 124 Regal Wilkes once held the worlds Elsewhere stallion record 220f The Mrs Alice Woodward is very ill SUBSCRIPTION P1CE8 other horses were Miss Nannie Miller spent Saturday Payable in Advance GJenwold 280 by Nutwood dam in Cincinnati OnSyear 2 00 Six mouths 100 news costs you cant even get a rh Miss Ida by Almont Owned by J T Miss Clara WilmothJs visiting rel- port from a gun free of chahgk Redmon and Dr Brown Clintonville tives in Cynthiana Scarlet Wilkes 222 by Red Wilke Make all Checks Money Orders Etc dam Tipsey Capt Dan Turney has returned by Alcalde Bacon Bros payable to the order of Champ MilIiKR from Blue Lick Springs Paris MissXiida Clarke of Millersburg is Joe Wilkes by Favorite Wiikes dam Beauty by Redmons Abdallah G E visiting Mrs Roseberry Rogers t Sidener Paris C C Chenault of Mt Sterling was Wilko by Simmons dam Kate by in the city Saturday on business John James has moved into the Sid- Pacing Abdallah W F Cheatham ner place opposite the opera house Bessie Redmon has returned Carlisle from a visit to relatives at Erlanger The wills of Mrs Patsy Clay and Rex McDonald by Rex Denmark J Messrs Robt Parks and Clarence Michael Harreil were probated yester- ¬ dam by Black Squirrel J T Hughes Howe spent Sunday with relatives in day Muir Jim Cromwell by Harrison Chief Carlisle Ed Hurley was lined 750 yesterday dam by Joe Dr J W Fisher and family of Hooker Jr G M Harp in Judge Webbs court for breach of the Fayette Carlisle are guests at Mr B F Rem ¬ two-year-o- ld 1 Hintons Refrigerators at J T peace I Mr B F Remington has about 4 com- ¬ pleted his new dwelling house on Hig gins Avenue in this city Disk harrows sharpened strippers and combs for sale 6apr tf E J McKimey o Bluegrass Son vy On the first page appears the adver- ¬ tisement of Appleton Edge the dry goods merchants of Lexington Mr B Hutchison late of this city who W is with the above firm asks a share of his former large trade in Bourbon Probably between Brooks drug store and Hotel Eordham yester- ¬ day about noon a small wooden box containing a pair of rimless gold spec- ¬ tacles A reward will be paid for the 3 Itf Lost SM - 11 x -- return of spectacles to The News office Rev Joe Hopper the popular evangelist began a protracted meeting Sun ¬ day at the Second Presbyterian Church ¬ i i- - and is delighting attentive audiences with his ernest and forcible sermons Services are held every morning and evening Judge J Q Ward of this city Hon and Hon B F Grraziana of Covington will act as judges Friday night at the young ladies declainatoiy contest in Cynthiana Ten young ladies will compete for a prize of a diamond ring W Bain Kentuckys famous aud eloquent lecturer will deliver his newest lecture The New Woman and The Old Man Monday night acthe Admission thirty five court house cents Col Bains lecture is a most entertaining effort and should be well at- ¬ tended Brussells carpets 39 cents at J T A E Clarke of Falmouth Col G- - ¬ Hintons Easter Ifloirerg your order to Wm M Goodloe agent for Bell the florist None but the very best stock is fur ¬ nished The Bank Tax Cases 6ap If you want choice cut flowers give lt Judge Pryor has been employed the bank tax cases and will take cases to the Supreme Court of United States It is claimed that whole question now resolves itself the Kentucky act of 1856 m the the the on Bourbon Citizens Heir A ILarge Estate The children of the late James Bagge James of the Hutchison precinct viz and Sam Bagge and Miss Anna Bagge and Mrs L R Penn of Hutchison and Mrs Hiram Carpenter of Georgetown have fallen heir to one sixth of a lef t them by the death of 125-000-estate their uncle Mr Bagge in New- York - - Pot- tfi - A Bropesed Increase Messrs R P Dow Catesby Wood¬ ford H C Smith and J B Northcott members of the Board of Tax Super visors for Bourbon County and J Perry Hutchcraf t County Assessor will go to Frankfort to day to confer with the They go State Board of Equalization to protest against a proposed increase in the assessment of Bourbon county prop- ¬ erty ¬ O Glenns Carriage Shop Sold H Haggard yesterday purchased of John Glenn his carriage shop and etdck on corner of High and Fourth Mr Haggard Street Price private will get immediate possession of the property and will conduct a general re- ¬ pair shop for buggies and carriages He desires to rent the property at an early date Address him at Paris Ky J -- - rv---v Diphtheria In Dr J Ed Ray reports a white child named Bogus living on the alley run ning North from Eighth street near Walker avenue to be ill with diphth- ¬ eria Four colored children living next door also have the disease and Milt Woodards child living in some neigh ¬ borhood also has diphtheria It is said that these families all use water from a foul well which has more than likely caused the disease The Health Officer yesterday ordered the well closed 4 it- - Music Alley Hapsburg by Gioster dam Jolly by ingtons Mr Ed Ware of Cynthiana was Wonderful Boy W H Kerr North in the city Sunday on a short visit to Middletown Cromwell Eagle by Washington 54 his parents dam by BlacR Eagle Joe Evans New ¬ Miss Katheryne Miller of Walnut town Hills was the guest of Mrs Cornay Whitsitt Denmark by Sterling Den- Watson Sunday mark dam by Black Eagle Lafe Cun ¬ Mrs Clark Barnett has returned ningham Shawhan from a visit to her father Prof C E Pat Washington by Washington Martin in Louisville dam Minnie ParviL W E Stilwell Miss Bessie Armstrong was the Clintonville guest of Mr and Mrs J D Armstrong in Lexington last week Burglars Make A Haul Mr W A Hill Jr of the Reporter Burglars broke into the home of N visited friends and relatives in Louis Rairaen an L N engineer Friday night and stole 7075 in money The ville Friday and Saturday Mrs Malcolm Boswoll of Leesburg robber also rummaged in a trunk but overlooked a sum of gold hidden there- is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs in Mr Reardon fired a pistol at the Wilson Wright near Paris Alva Tommy Crawford who burglars and thinks one was wounded has been dangerously ill with pneumo They were white men Saturday night the wareroom of nia is now so far recovered as to be able Lavin Conn ells grocery was entered to sit up and 250 pounds of flour carried away Mrs J T Hinton goes over to Newton Mitchells grocerywas visited Frankfort this morning to spend a few by thieves Sundoy night and a small days at the Capital with her husband sum of money was taken from the cash Hon J T Hinton drawer Mr W E Simms Jr left Sunday for Arkansas to look after his plantation Shot In Claysvllle which is largely under water caused by A shooting scrape which may end in breaKs in the levees murder occurred in Claysville Sunday George D Mitchell of this city and night about ten oclock E T Porter of the Lexington Leader Clarence Williams and Will Wrrren spent Saturday night and Sunday in the both negroes jostled against each Queen City and saw Francii Wilson in other while walking along the street Half a King They quarreled about it and Williams Ben Frank arrived home Saturday drew a pistol and fired three shots at evening from Louisville Medical College Warren one shot taking effect in War ¬ also came on a visit Bob rens stomach one in his arm and one in homeshortsame eveningFrank few days for a the his shoulder Warren is badly wound ¬ vacation fromKentncky Military insti ¬ ed and may die tute Williams was arrested yesterday June Payne arrived home Sunday morning by Constable Chas Throck morten and placed in jail to await ex- ¬ from a three months stay at Hot He Springs much improved in health amining trial passed througb a portion of the flooded Fought In Jail districts in Arkansas the railroad track a Ed Sharpe a negro man who was being covered with water for distance put in jail several weeks ago to recover of thirty miles Mrs R B Hutchcraft and daugh ¬ from burns received by falling in a fire while in a fit at the gas works now has ters and Mrs Buckner Woodford Mrs a felony charge opposite his name W L Yerkes Mrs Miller Ward Mrs Saturday while Will Wright a negro G B Alexander Misses Bessie Wood-¬ confined in iail charged with arson was ford Elizabeth Spears Edith Alexander singing and whistling in flats perhaps Nannie Clay Olivia and Sallie Buckner Nannie Miller Sharpe soaked him three heavy licks Rebecca Doehrer and Alice Spears on the head with a slung shot made of a Jennie Kenney handkerchief and piece of iron Sharpes Mrs Roseberry Rogers Mrs J Barton trial will occur to day before Squire Millersburg Messrs Ford Brent R K McCarney E F Clay Jr were among Lilleston the Parisians in Cincinnati Saturday Thieving In The Country Most of the party heard Calve sing in There is considerable thieving being Carmen done in the country precincts Theives The colors of the rich materials being recently stole nine hogs from Mr Joe made into fetching hats for Mrs Cornay Halls farm and a few nights later Watsons opening display of millinery midnight visitors stole two saddles from on Friday and Saturday fairly rival the Mr Matthew Kenneys barn One of dainty and gorgeous tints brought out saddles belonged to Ja9 Ferguson and by Nature in lovely Spring No lady the other to Clarence Kenney The should miss these rare displays saddles were returned Saturday night A Charming Lecture minus the skirts Mr LEOn H Vincents lecture Fri- ¬ I Grinnan Will Move To Georgetown day night on Lowell was a charming L Grinnan the popular photograph- ¬ effort and was fully appreciated by a er will move this week to Georgetown good audience The subject was enter- ¬ to iocate permanently He desires that tainingly treated by Mr Vincent who is all patrons who have work at his gallery winning a high place in the estimation will please call to day or to morrow and of the Paris lecture goers Mr Vin ¬ get the same as he is now packing his cents toext lecture will be delivered fixtures for removal Thursday night at the court house in ¬ Mrs Poynter of Carlisle whose gal- stead of Friday night as has been lery was destroyed by fire several weeks His subject will be Oliver ago has leased the rooms occupied by Wendell Holmes Mr Grinnan and will open a photograph gallery Prices on ingrain carpets lower than the lower than the lowest Quality bet Captured In Mason ter than moat peoples Do not be der Saturday Deputy United States Mar- ¬ ceived by flashily worcled advertise ¬ shal PerryTucker captured Bob Prather ments I have asjbig a stock as you can near Maysville and brought him to this find in Kentucky and will sell as cheap city and placed him in jail Prather is as you can buy anywhere charged with stealing a horse from John J T Hinton Johnson near North Middletown and a saddle and bridle from Capt J R L N Excursion Bates Rogers of Cane Ridge The horse has State Convention of Peoples Party at not yet been recovered but Marshal Louisvile April 7 and Convention Bap- ¬ Tucker will go after it to day tist Young Peoples Union of Kentucky N Friday and Saturday are the days at Louisville April 6 to 8 L will sell round trip tickets April 6 and selected by Mrs Cornay Watsonfor her 7 at special rates limited to April 10th annual display of the very latest concep- ¬ International Convention Y M C A tions in Spring millinery and deft femi- ¬ April 2i 2Sth L N will sell nine fingers are transforming choice round trip tickets to Mobile Ala millinery material into exquisite hats April 19 20nd 21 limited May 1 at Mrs one and bonnets for these events fare F B Carr Agt Watson will have something tosuit every lady who calls and all are Prices on yarn carpets slaughtered at yisit her store J T Hintons ¬ ¬ ¬ -- Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead Ed Ayers the well known horseman died yesterday at Spring station He was fifty five years old The wife of D Miller grocer died Sun lay afternoon from paralysis Funeral services will be held this morn ¬ ing at the local cemetery A child of Mr and Mrs Simon Lary who are mutes was buried Sunday at Clintonville with the impressive burial C Lt-m oolvlDUi- me sign language xne ser vice waB conducted by Rev F J Cheek of this city v Mrs A J Gardner died of pneumonia yesterday at the home of her husband on Second street Shegwas about thirty two years old and is survived by her husband and four small children Bur- ¬ ial to day at Old Union Mrs Wilsdn Ingels aged about forty- umo years men suaaeniy or pneu- ¬ monia Saturday morning at the home of her husband on South Main street The deceased is survived by her hus ¬ band and two grown children James an Fannie Ingels The deceased was formerly Miss Mary Williams and is a sister to Mrs J T McMillan of Lexing- ¬ ton being a daughter of Col Dick Williams of Clark and ar niece of Gen Cerro Gordo Williams She was a de- ¬ voted member of the Christian Church a faithful wife and mother and a kind neighbor beloved by all wbo knew her Funeral services will be held at the Christian Church this afternoon by Eld J S Sweeney Burial at the Paris cem- ¬ etery The officers of the church will be pall bearers s- Look Before You Buy ed and you to be the judge of itX And remember we guarantee more for your money than you can buy elsewhere or your money refund- - - 1 - Buy your shoes of us and get one of the beautiful medallion pictures FREE See them on exhibition at our store f DAVISJHOMSQNAISGRIG ONYX BLACK HOSIERY A V v I - WE NEVER CHANGE COLOR ONYX brand is the standard for Black Hosiery and is especially noted for Shape Elasticity and Durability Wall paper headquarters Notice For sale only by 529 Main St Go to T Hintons and view the prettiest line of wall paper ever shown in Kentucky J Paris Ky Certain malicious parties are circula ting the report throughout the county that horses used by me in the livery business n Paris were affected with the glanders In order that the public may not be deceived and my interests may not suffer on account of such false and unwarranted statements I invited the State Veterinarian to make a thorough examination of all my stock and here with submit his report Respectfully J U Boardman ¬ ¬ is being by the deal of extraordinary bargains now being offered by us and the following prices will command the attention of every careful buyer A less Hosiery at 10c and loc Others get 25c for the same goods- Our domestic stock is the bes assorted and decidedly the cheap est Extra good Brown Cotton 5c and S10 Table Linens Towels and Nap- ¬ Bleached Cotton good 5c kins are our speoialt and we will Very Best Cotton 8c save you 25c on the dollar if you 10 4 Pepperell Sheeting 18c buy them from us Best Lancaster Ginghams 5c GD Corsets 50c 75c and SI are the best in the wdrldfor the - Percales and Penangs 7c-price Ladies Bleached Vests at 10c Ladies and Childrens full seam full taped worth 25c CONDON great talk created -- A J 1 ii This is to certify that I have examined all the horses in the stable of J U Boardman and find them free of glan ¬ ders and that his stable has been care- ¬ fully disinfected under my personal supervision and there is absolutely no danger of horses contracting any disease on his premises F T Eisenman Spring Dress Goods in all the newest effects strictly all wool at 25c and 39c worth double We will still sell our finest Dress Patterns in black and colors at 4 8 some of them are marked 6 21 N - Paris Ky April State Veterinarian 2 1897 You should see the line of mattings JiTHinton is showing Nobody can touchhim Prices from 8 cts per yard up A - - - Photograph Social ¬ The ladies of the Methodist Church invite the public to attend a photograph social to be given Thursday night at the residence of Mr R M Harris Each person is asked to bring his or her oldest or rather youngest photo and the person who correctly guesses the greatest number of pictures is to be awarded a prize Refreshments will be served during the evening -- charge See the new portraits we enlarge free of e HOWS THIS Patent Flour Eating Potatoes Irish Yellow Jersey Seed sweet Southern Queen seed sweet Ked Bermudas For Cash only this week - The biggest line of mattings ever shown in Kentucky can now be found at J T Hintons Nobody can duplicate his prices They fun from 8 cents to 65 cents Mastodon Skeleton Found 200 525 bbl 25 c bu 150 bbl 150 bbl bbL Last week while workmen were re- ¬ pairing a leak in the famous Blue Lick Springs they unearthed part of the skel- ¬ eton of a mastodon Some of the bones found were truly immense and one of the teeth weighed two and three-quarte-rs 0 EDWRRDS TPa uu jeiy k ffii tir IILf r -- rr jr or You will enjoy yourself by going to J T Hintons and taking a look at his WE HAVE KE0EI7ED A SPLENDID STOOE OP line of baby carriages They have some exclusive features about them and Hin IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TRODSEKINGS ton has the exclusive sale Prices the ¬ pounds lowest FOR SPRING AND SUMMER SPRING Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calLi Mrs Come Watsons ¬ an--noun- ced ¬ 1LD FRIDAY AMD 0FI1 SATURDAY JPZNJEl r MERCHANT TAIIiOBS Chas S E TIPTON Cutter Veare also agents for the celefirated April Q and JrO E Smith Shirt FoHllnj of samples - v ci NSr3 This fashionable display contains the choicest millinery that cduld be obtain ¬ Philadelphia and ed in New York select Watson personally Mrs stock and it is universally pro- ¬ edthe nounced beautiful and stylish beyond description DAUGHERCY BROS 434 Main St Paris Ky i Remember the dates FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Have a clean new stock of the April 9 and 10 97 Cleveland Orient and Misses Childrens and Infants Phoenix Bicycles Spring Heel that are made like grown up line The inParis Every pair brim Also second hand wheels at ful styleand quality and will out ar their purchase price time - ever shown of we Shoes peoples finest ¬ every in-vited- -to RION CLAY reasonable prices - V r a v 4r4wiv - - t rK - v v- 7 i - - JVf r - n w VS -- V V-- h jA y SIH k f r - i j i V -- r 6 THE BOURBON NEWS Seventeenth Yoar Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP and Owners BRUCE MILLER THE BOXIEBON NEWS TUESDAY APE IL 6 1897 Pthey do say as Deacon Morrows horse I as he jrave one hundred and fifty dollars i i i u giuu coiii ior aui uiioiiveuci muiijuui colt an if it comes to aT trade yourn might be the better in the long run She awaited Cordelias answer with her usual sniff Cordelia crossed her hands and said slowly Miss Field I dont hold tj colts no- ¬ 1 -- i sv Cordelia 5j rtors Eft - flT- - NOTHING TO DO 1 have shot my arrows and spun my top And bandied my last new ball trundled my hoop till had I And swung till I got aI fall to stop - have nothing to do TThe tower of Babel I built of blocks Came down with a crash to the floor 3Iy train of cars ran over the rocks tumbled my all out I And hunted bookspictures of the shelves through the I have flung them where they may sort themselves And now I f- f Ill warrant theyll run no more Ive raced with Grip till Im out of breath My slate is broken In two So I cant draw monkeys Im tired to death nothing to do Because I have said he Because you had nothing to do I wish I was poor Jim Fosters son For he seems so happy and gay When his wood is chopped and his work is all done With his little half hour to play He neither has books nor top nor ball Yet hes singing the whole day through But then he is never tired at all - Because he has something to do American Homes v Maria has gone to the woods for flowers And Lucy and Rose are away After berries Im sure theyve been out for hours I wonder what makes them stay Ned wants to saddle Brunette for me But riding Is nothing new I was thinking youd relish a canter A SUNDAY RACE rV PETER STUDLEY A cool gray and sweet neatness with- ¬ in and a world of rampant glory with- ¬ out Cordelia Brown had been brought up a Shakcress and this was her Califor nian home Everybodjr was thunder- ¬ struck when Joel Brown proposed to and was accepted by prim Sister Cor- ¬ BY delia as she was willed by everyone Though Sister Cordelia had years and years ago f OEEaken the community life still the early training was much in evi- ¬ dence even to the quaint and spotless V kerchief orT V - When the first froth of it had blown everyone agreed that after all it was not an ill match Joel was steady Sister Cordelia was the quintessence of steadiness Joel Brown was nearer fifty than forty and assuredly Sister Cordelia made no pretense to youth Again their farms adjoined There- ¬ fore it was all as it should be when Cordelia transferred her bits over to Joel Browns his residence being about twice the size turning her house into a drying place- - Joel himself had ever been neat as wax but now the whole surroundings shone with a purity that was immaculate Joel had a touch of romance in him he stroked his silver v gray chin and said What do you want most that I can buyyou Something out of the ord- ¬ inary you understand Cordelia understood it was to be the wedding present since before they nvere married she had persistently re- ¬ fused to accept any iiiemento whatso cver After much deliberation she re---- ¬ 1 ft I - F - lit-- u i- - Jf rV M t Mister Brown I guess that as ye vf eel ye must- be extravagant for once in your life Ill take the finest sprinkler tand fountain hose ye can find So Joel bought a length of hose and a gilded nozzle that look her breath She had secretly sighed many awa years for half such a length and as she directed the stream on the golden fruit- until every orange shone like a golden ball in its setting of deep green she murmured My but 1 hope such a length of nozzle is not sinful However Cordelia was Cordelia still tmd two things she would not counten- ¬ ance viz the twirling whirling foun tain attachment to the wonderful hose and the other Joels colt Joel magnanimously changed the nfirst to a steady triumphant matter-of-faspray which played nightly on the tiny lawn that was a part of the trim glory of the place but the colt ah there was the rub It was Joels weakness his one weakness he doted on a bit of good horseflesh and this colt was a colt of pedigree It had a famous racing sire Had it been branded on its silken coat with the word Sin it could not have been more an object of silent condemnation to Cordelia To her it was the carnal representative of the ipomps and vanities of ihis wicked world Joel was not unmindful of it but the colt was the colt Tractable and gentle as a kit ten led by xt little halter it would run by the side of Joel as he drove to market It even sought with soft whinny to woo Cor delia as she passed the paddock in her clean gray dress and white cap but Cordelia never turned her head Joel smiled softly to himself yet respected Cordelias notions all the same The colt grew apace The neighbors jnen and women also respected Corde lias notions insomuch that the very few nien friends of Joel would wait un- ¬ til she had passed on to meeting before they strolled over to Joels to hev a look at that colt It was whilst Cordelia was away that the colt was first broke into harness Little breaking was required for by Joels methods Enid for such was the colts name seemed to understand it was a proud promotion and behaved accordingly When the evening came on after the tdays work was over Cordelia like a picture of placid rectitude sat on the porch the spray sprinkling the grass innd then would Joel harness the little cot and drive away for an hour return ing to devote himself to Gcrdelia and his reading By his suppressed jubi- lance Cordelia knew the horse was act- ¬ ing magnificently and realizing all Joels dreams oi a colt with such a pedi- gree Lands sake Mis Brown said Miss rField a neighbor with a lisp and a sniff -- plied ct ¬ -- -- -- -- -- ¬ over was experiencing the most en I chanting exhilaration The trees ap peared to fly past It was delightful especially as no one was a witness Nay Enid nay nay now thats enough But Enid was pricking up her ears and Jole turned round Shes as sharp as a needle she how heard them thats behind sooner than I To be sure to be sure to be sure Steady now no no youve had did said the Miss Field as if pacifying on a your little go Youll keep quiet now subject upon which Cordelia was rabid Whos that behind Yet all the same the next week Miss Its Deacon Morrow Slow steady Field took occasion to remark Enid She hates to let anyone pass her Mis Mo rrow seems to look down oh especially that hoss of the deacons all others as small potatoes now her Say Enid youll act pretty now There husband lets her drive a blooded hoss thats a beauty slower slower to meeting not that you want to hear She hates it like poison of hosses anyhow Do you low as Joel drew to one side With a jnighty your colt is as speedy as Deacon Mor flourish andMiss Field calmly triumphrows ant Deacon Morrow flashed past them is Joels colt not mine It Enid trembled and shook again with To be sure to be sure Well youll repressed ambition as the deacons be at the camp meeting next Sunday equipage receded in the distance This was prime cruelty and Cordelia She do want to go said Joel apolo- ¬ knew it as such for Cordelia must getically either ask Joel to drive her there Joel Well I guess were going slower never went to church or meeting or weve any need to said Cordelia eise she must ask a ride behind Deacon than want to But if let her go Morrows blood horse Cordelia was pass them Iand she will shell wuss still Cordelia but more Cordelia was a dont and they are pretty be off if she far woman Then let her pass them it cannot Yes Ill be there Mr Brown will hurt for once anyhow be for driving me I guess All right Cordelia Let em have it To be sure to be sure I hope it There will be profitable to Mister Brown He says I All right Enid up has my prayers Some people do say ah my girl go it ah so so up there as how they dont see for the lifeof up there She flew like the wind nearer nearer them how 3011 came to marry an un- ¬ to the deacons rig Cordelia tried to converted man anyhow There are conversions through the preserve her wonted calm but instead heart Miss Field and there be only had to hold on to her shawl tightly Gosh you sprung on me Joel conversions through the tongue Miss shouted the burly deacon as they passed Field Couldnt hold her in yelled Joel Miss Field hastened to inform her friends that Cordelia to her mind back Now that they had distanced the was back sliding for one of Cordelias other horse Enid seemed more content pretensions seeing how as she even dressed different to show differentas it to take things easier Cordelia was ex- ¬ cited but did not know it She felt the might be Mister Brown Joel I should like thrill of that swift rush past the enemy you to drive me to camp meeting next When again she heard the other behind her Cordelia this time turned to see Sunday she ejaculated Theyll pass us Cordelia had closed the spray Joel ¬ had laid down his book he was dream- nervously ing Mother earth was cool and sweet Well Jet them said Joel thinking the scent of orange blossom was in the to please her air an orange fell 011 the ground with a Nearer and nearer the deacon was happy little thud of content A whinny putting- his horse to its pace from Enid completed the calm iieace of It passed the place Good night blandly called Miss Joel was sensible that it was a grave Field in triumph request But Enid was not to be put on one side Yes I will drive you there of course like this she could not understand such but but Cordelia I think that old folly and the Lord knows what would Betsys lame anyhow if you kin bring have happened if Cordelia had not exyour mind to it I will drove powerful claimed slow with Enid Let her go Enid heard her name and took a high replied Let her go Gallagher stepping little flourish round the pad- ¬ Joel ecstatically for it had taken all dock Cordelia sighed gently and was the repression in him to hold Enid silent for a few minutes back Joel I am minding- if it does not hurt Nearer nearer The deacon looked you to drive her it will not hurt me to back and urged his horse and thus be driven urged its speed on ahead Enid needed This was the nearest to a love speech no urging She was mad with joy at that Cordelia had ever made to Joel The the chance of a race quasi or genuine barometer of Joels humor rose corre- ¬ Gradually they gained on the deacon spondingly in fact Cordelia had to Well pass them yet said Cordelia un say aloud to preserve her own cool equi- ¬ der her breath and Joel stupid owl Men are that foolish they librium to apologize for his inability to be no better than a boy with a bag of Enid nuts and a new pocketknife if any ¬ check go onunder the circumstances said Cordelia excitedly 0 thing happens to please them went on Having made up her mind to iton the and Joel They came even with the deacon It Sunday she dressed with more than was no occasion now for salutations and usual precision as if to make up in neatness and spotless attire for what-¬ ceremonies Miss Field was engaged in ever of the vanities she might thus be holding on It was neck and neck Onlv countenancing Joel Brown was true to those who have experienced it can unhis word and as Deacon Morrow passed understand the tingle of it all The deacon yelled his horse an them with his high stepper Cordelia a grand sweep that left felt quite comfortably sedate Miss swered with Field was enjoying the back seat of the ISnid yards behind Then En id showed deacons rig and gave a friendly pat all that was in her and sped over the ground like some swift fabled creature ronizing little nod to Cordelia Enid behaved like the lady of high It was for the palm- of victory both pedigree she was and beyond a shake of horses knew it as well as their masthe mane as the deacon went bv also a ters Enid was gaining again oh so slowly suspicion of impatience at the slow to Cordelia who could see Miss Field pace she went to the camp meeting while she was the slightest degree in most becomingly front of them Joel Brown also behaved most be- ¬ Gaining gaining Cordelia felt her comingly when there and allowed him ¬ self to be alluded to as a brand from heart thumping- as it had never thumped the burning without the usual twinkle before Nose to nose Enid was first at the corners of his mouth Cordelia The deacon by a shout urged hisanimal felt she had passed through a crisis sat- ¬ to its utmost For one moment Cor isfactorily and no doubt would have delia thought it would overtake and been her own placid self had not Miss win Joel Brown she cried ef ye canField with her little lisp and sniff re- ¬ marked as Cordelia was stepping into not win give me the reins and I will the buggy that of course she would win myself And Enid won want to be getting off so as to get in After they had rim down their own before dark Deacon Morrow had no call to hurry as the horse was that swift little stretch of lane and had drawn up no doubt the deacon would pass them in front of their own house Joel helped on the road so they need not say good hea- to alight siying grimly Cordelia Brown its uncommonly night etc The air was sweet and refreshing the like horse racing youve got to answer 1irst evening breeze wafted over them for Ill answer for it she responded like a benediction for the day had been promptly Im just going to give her a hot one and the exhortations fervid Womanlike with the grateful breeze the biggest apple there is in my bin came a relaxation of her nerves and There Enid As she stepped over the neatly coiled Cordelia gave vent to a remark most techy for her after a camp meeting hose she said dryly e may have to fetch that Joel Miss Field car act as aggravating as twirlagig fountain back yet a spoiled cat And Joel grinned With that she was relieved And as Thus passed into the anniilsSister Joel tucked in her dress from the dust and after awhile asked her if she didnt Cordelias Sunday race with sequels think she had better have her shawl on and sequelsT Overland Monthly Cordelia was at peace with herself and Aphorisms the beautiful world again A wide good When a man claims that he under road opened up before them for a long stands women you may be tolerably stretch Enid seemed to scent the Pa ¬ cific breeze her delicate nostrils ex ¬ sure that he has had experiencewith panded she seemed to be dancing on air one woman whom he found he didnt understand Experience is riot always for a minute or two a good teacher The man who has once Easy Enid easy She smells the wants a little run to ease oft a taken a sham for i reality is apt ever sea and tfke all bit Joel remarked in explanation to afterward to woman reality for shams An happy turns for distrac- ¬ Cordelia but without allowing Enid to to things but with a man the Whoa Enid steady tion break a step memory of love can be affected only by slow now slow now inats it thats a new loveFlenec devotion intense and it Shes pining for a run you see sincere as far as it goes to a lascinating Well then let her run a bit woman is often only his surprised Cordelia added the latter as a saving grace to her conscience and no one tribute though genuine in its way to her ability in helping him to forget an ¬ was in sight other woman who at all hazards must Well jest a breath then said Joel rot be Well slow vp again after All right rl ways remembered Demand docs not regulate then Enid ah so gee uptlicn ah tiSlc for letters atsupply a lover iuay the post office for a my beauty thats it Gee up so theres year without getting auyjYlice Wa pace theres a ateprthercs grace jminsm uemury after her first f rignt was -- ix THE- SCHOOL AND CHURCH Capt Malran has been elected a PAGE COILED SPRIKfl DEALER IN restryman in All Angels Protestant WIRE FENCE Episcopal church in New York Furniture Window Shades Oil The London school board rule Cloths Carpets Mattresses collections in schools was susEtc j 41 pended in order to allow subscriptions i Special attention given to JJndertak to the Indian famine fund y i tng and Repairing It is said tihat an engineer and ohem istnvho died in Italy a few weeks since Main Street Paris Ky bequeathed his possessions about 10 000000 to the university at Stockholm COLLINS MILLER GEO W DAVIS WOM s i t for-biddin- g- ¬ 7 1 T 1 1 1 1 1 tii 1 i 1 1 I 1 1 V 1 1 1 iJuJt - kM -- I 4T JL Sweden Some years ago Hev Crane the fafflier of Stephen Crane the novelist wrote a tracrt on popular amusements in Which he condemned novel reading as one of the vices of the age -- W O HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance THE VERY BEST Agents Paris Kentucky This is a smcoth fence that will turn any kind of stock It is made from tha best hard steel drawn specially for tbf purpose ¬ Fewer deacons and priests of the Episcopal church were ordained in Eng OLr land last vear than for any correspond ¬ ing 12 months since 1S76 But as the number ordained was 1321 the supply must be regarded as ample ¬ RELIABLE PROMPT- - PAYING NON UNION ville Ind Mirs Daniel Howard of Jefferson - 1 telephone with the Presbyterian Short St Bet Broadway and Mill church being- at times prevented by ill- ¬ ness from attending the service The LEXINGTON JZX experiment was very successful James Connors - - - Proprietor The czar has assigned a sum of 65 000 rubles from the imperial treasury 2 And 250 Per Day for the erection of residential quarters Rates for the female students attending the One hundred good rooms Electric St PetersburgJMedical Institution for Women The building1 will be opened lights hot and cold baths barber shop and Postal telegraph office etc this year 21jy90 ly Could there a better more fitting memorial to Mrs Stowe than a Harriet Beecher Stowe schoTarshipiatHampton ZF HjIj Eiske or Tuslcegee as suggested by her son Hev Charles E Stowe in preferstock of Fruit and Ornamental ence to the statue or monument pro FULL Grape Vines Small Fruits posed by her admirers is the chil- Asparagus and everything for the It Orchard Lawn drens privilege to place a monument ploy agents and Garden We em- ¬ no Try us on prices and over their mothers grave This other see the difference between those of a memorial would certainly be as her son grower apand says quite in lceeping with his mothers plication to dealer Catalogue on tastes and far more useful to God and fl F HILLENMEYER man 20oct Lexington Ky had her home connected by HOTEL REED The large steel wires forming thi horizontal bars are first coiled around a 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 wire wrapped three time galyanized around each horizontal bar Being a self regulator it ready for business slacks up for 30 below as cheerfully as it takes a new grip for 90 in the shade gently but firmly persuades a runaway team to reconsider its action An unruly bull is safo as a canary in its cage it saith unto the festive hog thus far shall The fierce wind and drifting thou go snow pass by and it heeds them not There is no terror in the locomotive spark The trespasser is not led into temptation and the rail stealers The hired man and is gone the lagging tramp alike scorn it proffer- ¬ ed shade Like the model housewife when well supported it is always neat and tidy is ccupation HOW T2 IS MADE A r 1 t 1 ITS ADVANTAGES alwayb V A TREES ¬ ¬ 1896 TREES ¬ POSTS ¬ - ¬ - ¬ be-g-- an REPRESENTED THE OLD SCHOOL 0llitics of tlie Late Do wagrcr 13m press of Japan I The - empress dowager of Japan whose death was recently announced was one of the few surviving m embers of the old regime in the imperial circle She had her separatepalacesand courts at Kioto and Tokio where the an ¬ cient system prevailed Sheseldom ap peared at official functions and had made but one concession to modern w ays She used a landau with men in livery on the box She had charge of the imperial nurseries where the children of the emperor by his various wives are kept until they reach the age of five or six There were rooms set apart for her at the palace of her sou but she seldom occupied themT for she visited but little and could not recon- ¬ cile herself to the chang e that had come over land and people The great change was no change of her making She had brought up her son Mutsu Hi to in the most orthodox and respectable way At the age oxf 10 when he came to ther throner he could read the Chinese classics write poetry arrange flowers according to the elaborate system of the Japanese and ¬ ¬ Economy is not our sole object in placing posts for farm fence at the un¬ usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart Farmers say the closer the posts the That may apply to better the fence common fences but depending largely on its olasticity we psefer the long panel For cemeteries lawns yards etc they should of course be nearer 13 to 20 feet is not objectionable We have completed and are now building a lot of this fence for Bourbon farmers and you can examine into it merits for yourself Estimates cheerfully furnished Yon may put up the posts and we will build the fence or we will contract to do the whole job If you are needing any fence see us We will save you money and still build you the best fence made Respectfully COLLINS MILLER THREE POSTS to the 100 FEET t1 i 1 1 - Paris Ky r V The Page VIr JTence In Bourbon ¬ - mony That was about all and the fond mother no doubt thought it was quite enough The 120 predecessors of MutsuHito in the same line who had ruled Japan for 2o00 years had never lvnon more and most of them had known less The lad was worshiped as a god like his fathers before him and that sort of reverence covers a multi ¬ tude of sins in the object of adoration No man might look upon his face and live He Avas never allowed to wear the same garment twice nor to eat of the same dish a second time both clothing- and crockery being destroyed - give a tea party with appropriate cere- ¬ ¬ at once So - ¬ J ¬ - ¬ 1111 10 cents countenance npon his whole people 2 cent Playing cards orange 2 cent Proprietary blue in perforate 15 cents The new man had come to town 2 cent Proprietarybluepart perforatclcents Changes followed with startling- rapid ¬ 2 cent ProorietaryorangefuUpefrotel5 cents CLOTHES CLEANED REPAIRED Playing curdgreenimperforateS2 ity Eorty nine superior pei sons with Scent playing cardgreenfull perrte20 cents 8 cent their wives and sisters were saait Scent Telegraph greeuimperforatelO oents 4 cent Playing cardviolet perforatc50 around the world to report on constitu ¬ 4 cent Proprietary violetpart pcrfoatelO cents have employed a first clasg cents experienced tailor to take charge tions manners customs and education 5 cent Express red imperforate lOceuts 10 cents of our cleaning repairing and pressing ceut Playing card red perforate dow- ¬ for men and women The poor 10 cents 5 cent Proprietary perforate Work done on short department ager empress must have stood by like ft cent Proprietary orange perforateS5 Ladingblue imperfotelo cents notice Our prices are lower than cent the mother of Aladdin with her hands 10 cent Bill of Ladingbluepart pertel5 cents others and we will do your work right 10 Bill of 0 cents in the air but her astonishing bojJvas 2i cent Bond imperiorate 10 cent Inland Exchangeimperforate7o cents PARIS PUeiilSHIflS AND TAILORING CO She lived lonp fiOcent Probateof Will imperforate3l 25 not be gainsaid enough to be about the oniy dowdy 70 cent Foreign exchaugegreeuimateOO cents H S STOUT Manager SI in the court circle and to see hnughty 8L Life Insurance imperforate H 10 SI Manifest imperforate 24mar tf Cliina on its knees before her sons SIMortgnge full perforate SI 2o 1 50 1 00 Passage Ticket imperforate throne London News 1 30 Foreign exchangeorange imate li 0i 1 00 1 90 Foreign Exchange maroon Hnntiiigr Trophies in tlie ITouHelialel 3 50 Inland Exchange imperforate 5 00 CO W W DUDLEY 7 00 5 One of the curious fads of the day is 2000 Probate of Will imperforate SO 00 00 Probateof Will imperforate the use of some hunting- trophy as an 1 30 Blue aud Black 1 50 1 2 00 BILL POSTERS dee 5 Bine and Black article of household furnil ure or cent Black and Green proprietary 5 cents oration Man and womankind areboth 6 cent Black and Green proprietary ucpnts 10 cent Black and Green The 50 cent Black and Green proprietary x 5f PARIS KY enthusiasts upon the subject proprietary 3 o ¬ mans den studio or library must con 2 00 Black and Green proprietary 00 5 15 00 All Bnds ofi Posting Distributing JEta tain a piece of this kind thefonndation 5 00 Black and Green proprietary Promptly Attended To 1 also wish to buy old canceled postage of which was gained in some fall or stamps aud stamped envelopes of any and all winter hunting trip while the feminine denominations from 1S10 to KS75 for which I prices Address room also boasts will pay liberal L GREEN Comity Clerk boudoir or drawing T Mt Olivet Ivy one presented by a masculine admirer TOWN LOT FOR SALE Notf The above named stamps can be promi- ¬ Among the skins figuring most found on Deeds Mortgages Notes Receipts A 42ixll0 foot lot in Williamg ad- nently in this way is that of the ele ¬ Agreements Bank Check etc from 1861 CjL dition well located 1875 also to Will sold phant Strange as it seems the hide Matches etc on Proprietary Medicines at low price on four paymentsbe one--f Tne foregoing offer is genuine made In ourth cash balance of this ungainly creature can be- and is in three equal pay- ¬ to the used in a dozen unique ways The leg good faith and will be carried outreceive let- ments at sis twelve and eighteen ter iu every instance when I the of the elephant forms an odd corner stamps I have mentioned in good order months Address L L care Thb Mt Olivet Deposit closet The skin of a baby of the Reference Robertson county Bank or any News Paris Ky official of T L Gkeen County Clerk species niaikes an arm chair Another weird chair is covered with the skins of small animals such as the red fox otter etc The arms-- tmCL legs of the seat terminate ini the heads of these tiny beasts which are placed where knobs would occur in the everyday article Bears are greatly in use among those iV who go in for this fad One fashionable house owns a stuffed bear arranged is a species of dumb waiter Hatracks from small legs and feet of deer and r kindred creatures are much in evidence Buffalo Commercial - things went on until he ventured to look at the sun without a veil liked it and thenceforth turned his imperial Paris Kentucky have had the Paga I Do not be deceived by alluring advertlsem ents asd tninlc you can get the best mode finest finish and Woven Wire Fence on my farm for MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINZ about eighteen months and am well for a mere sonj Bny from reliable manufacturers pleased with it It has proved to he all that have trained a reputation by honest and square dealing There is none in the world that can equal that is claimed for it It turns all kinda In mechanical construction durability of working parts fineness of finish beauty In appearance or has of stock and is as tight as it was the day cls many improvements aa the WEW HOME it was put up and has stood some severe WRITE FOR C8RCOLARS tests A horse of on of my neighbors Te Hew Home Sewing Machine Co fell across the fence a few months ago Change Mass BosxoxMaes 28 Union Square NT and was not taken off for several hours Chicago III St Loots Mo Daixas Texas but when taken off the fence went back SaxFsaciscoCau Atlanta Ga OR SALE BY to its place all right with the exception of a few staples During the storm of COOK WINN Paris Ky April 24th a good sized tree was blown across the fence and bent it down to tha 5 S REVENUE STAMPS WASTED ground As soon as the tree was cast off the fence went up all right and waa BY as good as ever with the exception of TV I Green County Clerk Mt Olivet Ky one broken wire and a few staples out I wanttobuy for enshthe following U S of place Revenues either canceled or uncanceled at I am so well pleased with the fenc the prices an nexed vviien stamps are sent In that I am going to put up more of it gooa condition Respectfully Each right away 5 cents 1 cent Express red imperforate Wsr BECRAiX 5my tf 1 cent Express red part perforate 5 cents 1 cent Playing Cards red imperforate50 cents 1 cent Playing cardsredpart perforated cents 1 cent Proprietaryredpart perforate10 cents 50 cents cent Telegraph red imperforate 2 cent Bank Check bluepart perforates cents We are prepared to furnish at rea 5 cents sonable prices locust posts by the car- ¬ 2 cent Certificate blue imperforate J cent Certificate blue full perforate10 cents load Delivered at your nearest rail- ¬ 2 cent Certiflcateorungefull perforated cents 5 cents road station 2 cent Express blue imperforate 10 cents 2 cent Express blue part perforate COKLINS MILLER 2 cent cards blueimperforatef0 cents Gentlemen - Millersburg Ky May 4 98 Messrs Miller Collins Agents W tit -- 1 LOCUST POSTS v mi H Placing TM WE iR v1- -- - GO x T - - - ¬ a - - Crushed Ajcain Editor Who was the first humorist Author I really dont remember Editor I thought you might you hare been bringing1 us in hisokesj N Y Truth v -- fwiU vnn nil aVvnilt fho - varvv jw el amBHome acMjau oeaniuni un fish enflea ariciy low prices superiorouV i Hmltd space bnt vre want you to wrltrfor ouaitv nntf fin wnrVmnAi i cataloguo sit nd Tnnrtav arA we ever published Ask for Ck M AVCOniainS RDOUt 300 DPM tim- - ln na lilC ve adtfe Ah mOTOLESat lowest price AiiiiiA ivirsi ibkwi irzi nn ru vw wicinnati v -- - nnw1 -- i f in A lt bt l c - - v I - - rtVV kiTrB jTi th0Jlar llWe - unie r ii - x tall lif V ti X yy jKjt jr V 1 nwwTiHt T EBSSKia ymtigMWW lfp 3kl jif i ra fii itW ITi TiiT TPr r l39EifPS7rl9W fr ls 4 feMi jfetok Lrm i ft f3 iijl ir LJUNW J JI iTaSM-- f- rvt v - S 3iijbi SSaBatweekbut t t s- - i J 5 - 40 E5 T IT - - iT f bw sTf 1 3- - Kf - f llivfcW z4 M -- - t pt V fc v jt rf -1 - jjr - ar Mwr HwFortjl i - - - i v - - - - - P- - THE BORBON NEWS TUESDAY APRIL Unless All Patr ons Work Together 1 Cannot Be Acliieved GOOD TIMES COMING If creamery butter is better than averPanics Are Uttlcnowii Wherever Im ¬ age dairy butter it is because the man proved Hostels Ave introduced agement at the creamery is upon a high That good roads will bring prosperity er scale than in the average private is no idle dream Through all the panic dairy There is no gain in taking the and depression of the last three years milk of a dozen or more second or third the farmers fh the few good roads dis- ¬ class farmers and handing it over to an tricts of the country have gone on mak unskilled creamerv man to make into ing money and improving their farms j butter Two inferiors do not make one and they have not troubled themselves superior Two ciphers cannot bj any much about politics or finance arrangement be made into a whole malces number A successful creamery must It is enforced idleness that farmers poor and no farmer need be have not only a skillful manager and idle a day on account of bad weather or butter maker but a guaranteed supply wet iields if 011I3 his roads are good On of good sound milk or cream in suffi a good road there is always paying cient quantity to utilize the capacity oi work of some kind and wet weather is the concern The more cows the greatei just the time to go on the road The will be the percentage of profit X01 French farmer never loses a good day can the butter maker alone control the in his fields for he can do all his market character of the butter product ing and hauling of fertilizers in rainy Poor dirty milk cannot appear latei times in form of first class butter The skill What prosperity would burst upon and intelligence indispensable at 2 this country if every farmer and farm ¬ creamerv must extend out among the ers boy not at school and every farm milk producers Poor cows yielding band and team could earn a full days but littie milk can never pay their keepwages every day in the year rain or ing and no number of them howevei shine great can render a creamery profitable When you have convinced your neigh- ¬ to its xatrons ITor the highest suc bors in the cities and especially those cess under a cooperative system each of them who are candidates for public individunlimistputforth the same effort life that the interests of the city popu- ¬ that would be required for success in lation demand that they shall come to private management Dairymen who the relief of the farmers you can go to jcin a creamery sssociation expecting the farmers with this assurance of help to g ain more than they give are hardly and ask them to take into careful con- ¬ deserving of pity when they discover sideration the practical measures by their mistake which this relief can be brought about Ko one has any business to ask for and especially the measures for provid- ¬ anything beyond what he is willing to ing state aid and for the use of convict give an equivalent for Men join in rais labor It is only through state and ing the heavv frame of a building be county aid that the cities and villages cause they can accomplish in that way can help If you find the farmers what they could never do singly A man clinging to the old ways say to them who on such an occasion does nothing that these ways are mainly an unfor- ¬ but holler is a sneak and when found tunate inheritance from tie mother out is always despised Not less mean country which we brought away with is it to join a creamery association and ns and failed to shake off when the sys- - then cany poor milk expecting to divide the profits of those who furnish the best they know how Cooperation is a success only when each works for all and all for each and this idea lies at the bottom of all forms ot associated effort whether in the factory the grange the municipality or the church Rural World ¬ ¬ 6 1897 AGRICULTURAL HINTS CREAMERY SUCCESS A IN A SKYSCRAPER ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ IiUdicrous Conieuy Enacted In a Hew Yorlc Elevator Dan Grifhn the quaint South Boston cousin of Andrew Mack the Irish come- ¬ dian paid the latter a visit while he laid over a clay in New iork before leaving for his Chicago engagement The comedian had occasion to visit his lawyer whose offices are on the top floor of one of the sky scraping build ings on lower Broadway He thought it would entertain his cousin Dan to be shown some of the sights so he took him along When he reached the build ing he told Dan to wait for him while he went up in the elevator The Bos tonian had never seen such fast mov ing elevators before and became deep- ¬ ly interested It finally occurred to him that he might as well take a ride as to stand around and do nothing while waiting for Mack As lie went up Mack came down and the elevator dis- ¬ patcher said to him Your friend just went up in the ele- ¬ 0 vator I think hes looking for you Mack took the next elevator up Just then his cousin came down He looked all around and then inquired of the elevator man TTivq T n coor mv fripnrl Afnnk Yes he just went up this minute Griffin took the next elevator and he was no more than out of sight till Mack came down again Your friend has just gone up again said the elevator man I sruess hell wait for me this time so Ill go up and up he went -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Down came Mack a second afterward lost my appetite and performed my duties Did my friend Griffin oome down with no heart whatever My friends recommended one medicine or another and again he inquired one Pink again He Piiis of them suggested Dr Williams boxes Yes and just went up for Pale People I bought a few thought you would wait for him and followed the directions regarding their use They restored my nerves to their norWell Ill wait here waited about five minutes and mal and natural condition they drove He the then growing impatient took an ele- ¬ awaymade violent headaches and insomnia and me feel like a man who enjoyed vator upstairs Griffin had been wait¬ life I am now at times troubled with a ing for him upstairs and came down headache while superintending the work at the mine but the pills quickly and effectivejust as Mack disappeared ly dissipate it Well Ill wait for him and catch Mrs yhann too is very enthusiastic in him this time said Griffin her praise of the pills She has used them After standing in the corridor several for headache and nervousness and has recof minutes he decided to go upstairs and ommended them to manyPillsher friends in a contain Dr Williams Pink find him As he was whisked out of condensed form all the elements necessary sight Mack stepped out of another to give new life and richness to the blood and restored shattered nerves They avc an elevator Your friend has just gone up said unfailing specific for such diseases asjoco motor ataxia partial paralysis St Vitus ¬ ¬ ¬ THE MAYOR IN JAIL How the Executive of New York Came H bktkV lirrTBTiM tmAjjAia Tc lt ij iV u nr Hi WrW21BV to Be Sent Up On the Verge of a Total Collapse writteo and be M May of this city was once Judge licved about 5 instrumental in sending William L The JVenr and Tear Incident to tlie Strong now mayor of New York city blood purifiers Aiife of a Traveling1 Salesman hat purifies the to the county jail for six weeks says the Very Often Results Seriously blood Mansfield O iiSTews At that time Manuel May wasnt a judge and Strong From the Press Cleveland Ohio is now known all over iOOKEYS J H Whann who lives in suite No 20 in whoreason of the figure hqthe country has cut in the Body block corner of Payne and Wilson by Avenues Cleveland Ohio had suffered for New York politics was not mayor of BLOOD PURIFY Jhe udge wnen ques- months from nervous prostration and ex- - ZNew iork reme nervousness His nervous system tioned in regard to the matter readilj AND THEY ALONE had become undermined by irregular hab- - gave the incident as he remembered it If diseased however they cannot its and he was reduced to the verge of total It was 30 vears ago and I was a4 ffio Mnnrf rnntintiallv becomes prostration Mr Whann is no longer a notary public in those days I was dimore impure Every drop of blood traveling salesman that occupation was rected to take some depositions in a in the body goes tnrougaxne xauuyiv iraught with too much danger to his health case in which there was ah alleged the sewers or the system every three and he abandoned it At present he is con- fraud in regard to some financial mat- minutes night and day while life liCPfPfl with th ATnlirmincr fVinl Pnniifani Strong- refused to answer some endures UtHl line rlmvrrn rt n minn miloo from Alliance Ohio and there he spends i questions as he I think had received w t ft C Jfc i l n iuiui iui uuji ju uci tttiii jjuiulo in tut most of his time Traveling salesmen have to put up with confidence He was obstinate and I ex- a great many inconveniences when the are ercised my prerogative and sent him to uu Llie louu smu air wiann iueais ia Strong- moved in what was con- sieep ana rest are otten irregular and these e elite of cnfx ptits the kidneys in perfect health and p causes unsettle ones nerves 1 was rapidly S1red m nature does the rest fe those days and they stuck to him approaching a point where 1 would become dragged out feeling the W The heavy a nervous wreck unless I employed extreme through his termof imprisonment The 5 measures I found it almost impossible to towil was ahout divided on the propo B bilious attacks headaches nervous m read or write lora period loncer than a few unrest fickle appetite all caused by pick up a newspaper with sitionasto whether it was right to send minutes 1 would poisoned blood will disappear when the intention of glancing over the news ot him to nail btrong liad a real nice the kidneys properly perfcom their p the day In live orv teu minutes 1 would time while he was in jail His friends functions have to lay the paper aside and get up and visited him everv dav and helped him nr Anuht about this W walk around to quiet my nerves It was the pass away the hours Finally after J Thousands have so testified The p same tiling when I did any writing I could write for a few minutes and then have to Stronsr had been locked up for- six M theory is right the cure is right and fe j health follows as a natural sequence- give it up as my hands would become shaky weeks a higher court concluded that and my whole body and mind in a quiver Be self convinced througn per-- p -Q he had had enough and he was reThis nervousness brought on severe sonal proof headaches it also brought a loss of sleep leased all 01 which combined to gradually break Homeseelvers Excursion Tickets down my health I became run down and RJUffkWMiw i 1 MEEVOTS PEOSTEATIOK r 1 -- 1 9 IM I I H I i i j i j - lie-fon- v - - v k - - a WX T 1T i j - 1 I Tirflii I I j i I Trs j - 1 J On February 15th and IGth March 1st 2d 15th and 10th April 5th 6th lOthand 20th May 3rd 4th 17th and 18th 1897 Home seekers excursion tickets will be sold by the Cleveland Akron Columbus Ry to nearly every point in the West North and Northwest South and Southwest at rates of about one fare for the round trip Parties contemplating a trip will do well to see or write to any C A C Ry asent for rates of fare limits of tickets and full information or to the undersigned CF Daly General Passenger Agent Cleveland 0 ¬ ¬ pathetic grocer Bits ¬ Deserted Wife in conversation with symAnd I trusted him so Confound it so did I Grocer Tit ¬ I IfFtJn OH j -- little under his BUTTER MAKING RULES breath and started to leave the build ¬ from tlie Cornell ing At the door he hesitated and Vnluultle Hints Agricultural Colle re changed his mind and took the next The instructor at Cornell agricultur- elevator up Down came his cousin al college Ithaca N Y has sent out a Dan at the same moment list of miles about butter making and Hes just gone up again was the ripening cream He says elevator mans answer to his weary The xjractical part of cream ripening look of inquiry and hes as mad as a Keep your vessel so that it is this may all ripen evenly and thus avoid loss hornet better go right up and Then A MODEL COUNTRY ROAD in churning Raise the temperature to catch himId said Dan tern was abandoned there and that to- ¬ 02 or GS degrees and keep it as near that Up he went and down Mack came day in Great Britain not only are the temperature as possible until ripe and went up remarked the elevaroads maintained at the general cost of then cool before churning Well ripened tor Just man the people but government loans are cream should be coagulated or thickIm demmed if Im going up again made for any specially heavy improve- ¬ ened It should run from a height in a said Mack Ill wait right here and ments that are desired Two hundred smooth stream like oil When a pad- he sat down on the stairs years ago the great highwajS of that dle is dipped info it arid held in the I hope theyll meet in Heaven re ¬ cpun try were kept up so far as they were hand it should stick all over in a kept up at all just as they are in this thick even coat not running off- in marked theelevator man stopped Finally one of the state to day by local taxation while streaks and showing the surface of the running and Cousin elevators down Jim came they actually served the people of the paddle When the last drops run off the greatly to Macks relief for he was be ¬ paddle back into the vat they should whole kingdom to Chi- Upon the convict labor question let leave little dents or depressions on the ginning to despair about getting - Theatrical Tidings them understand that 1000 idle men are surface which do not close up for an cagobeing- mairched about in Sing Sing pris ¬ instant The cream should have a satin RED IN MILLINERY on to day for exercise whose labor if gloss or fresh surface Churn until the properly directed could provide the grannies are the size of wheat kernels The Newest Hats Have Conspicuous and Startling Colors material for thousands of miles of good then draw off the buttermilk and wash If color can sound the note of the new roads every vear and that the honest through two or three waters whirling industry of the country pays for main ¬ the churn a few times around Use from millinery red bids fair to reign supreme The first taining these criminals in idleness a pint to a quart of water per pound of in this branch of fashion and bonnets is These things would be incredible if told butter Have the water at a tempera display of spring hats in England to day They would be a ture of 40 to 45 degrees in hot weather always a jumble of startling colors and bitter reproach to our republican insti- ¬ and from 5b to G2 degrees in winter al shapes altogether discouraging to the¬ tutions And they would add another ways depending iipon the season natur women who prefer elegant and not conargument and a most powerful one for al solidity of the butter warmth of the spicuous headgear but as the season ad- ¬ those who claim that our system of gov ¬ room and size of granules If you do vances the popinjay style of hat disapernment cannot care for the economic not care about feeding the washings I pears and good taste and moderation interests of the people as well as a mon ¬ would put some salt in my first wash have an inning Just at present red archy It would be a fatal indictment water It will help to float the granules straw red tulle and red flowers in more against our institutions if it must be better and perhaps dissolve out the shades than nature can produce are truly said that a free people in a rich casein to some extent I would general combined in one hat Poppies and gera- ¬ country cannot secure for themselves ly salt the butter in the churn niums have the lead in red blossoms - Gen Roy blessing good roadsthe but there are green silk poppies in pret- ¬ ty soft shades with black centers Stone KEEPING COWS CLEAN are very effective on a black hat An Arrangement Whl eh Has Been which PLANTING THE LAWN with green ribbon and blac7c tulle or Tried with Sneeess ¬ Valuable Snsestions for Setting 0it The illustration shows a device thnt kilted chiffon which is one of the speTrees and Shrubbery has been tried successfully for keeping cial features of millinery When planting trees in the lawn Tulle with narrow satin straw sewn cows clean in the stable The frame writes Evan K Ivexford in the Ladies that is shown comes from Iowa and on in many rows is used for bows and Home Journal we must remember sequined net will be much employed the tree of to da is only a hint of Aigrettes of all sorts and kinds are in that what the tree of ten or 20 years to come order as are black and white paradise be The trees we plantto day per ¬ will plumes and ostrich feathers curled haps five or six feet tail and with a round the top in a sort of fringe Every not more than two npread of branches kind of ornament in gold pearl steel jet and rhinestones will be used and a feet across should in a dozen years from a now stand 25 feet high and have great deal of horsehair lace which is v ell spangled Moire glace and gauze spread of 15 or 20 feet If we plant them ribbons are the special kinds in favor but ten or twelve feet apart now we have at the stage of development will and white in ribbon flowers lace and i ulle will be much worn when the warm they are expected to reach in a dozen of branches aays come vears a nerfect thicket Mack swore a ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- the elevator man dance sciatica neuralgia rheumatism nervous headache the after affect of la grippe palpitation cf the heart pale and sallow complexions all forms of weakness either in male or female Pink Pills are sold by all dealers or will be sent post paid on receipt of price 50 cents a box or six boxes for 250 by addressing Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady N Y ¬ ¬ Many a poor family that seeks the western wilds in the hope of winning a fortune is preserved from that insidious foe of the emigrant and frontiersman chflls and fever by Hostetters Stomach Bitters So effectually does that incomparable medicinal defense fortify the system against the combined influence of a malarious atmosphere and miasma tainted water that protected by it the pioneer the miner or the tourist piovided with it may safely encounter the oanger Birds are supposed to have in common with all living creatures certain reasoning iaculties and yet they are the most flighty Fortune Seeking Emigrants The Waverley Bicycle for 1897 is the acme of bicycle construction New and expensive principles of construction involved make the cost of building enormous Hence the price is 100 ¬ with true bearings Last year the Waverley was as good as any wheel in the market better than most Because new machinery was not needed for its continued construction the price of the improved 1806 model has The only bicycle of the sin of loafing but no one can successfully dispute that loafing is very pleasant Atchison Globe Some very harsh things have been said ¬ - by local applications as they cannot reach 0W3IKlWlC43llllltltlllHB1lHlltlUICII o laoo istao the diseased portion of the ear There is only one way to cure deafness and that is Deafness is A lot of bootblacks sitting on a curbstone by constitutional remedies caused by an inflamed condition of the mu- may not be India rubber boys though they cous lining of the Eustachian Tube When are gutter perchers this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing and when it is The greatest objection we have to free entirely closed deafness is the result and things is that they cost too much West unless the inflammation can be taken out union Gazette and this tube restored to its normal con dition hearing will be destroyed forever The proof of it is thousands say St nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh Jacobs Oil cured us 01 neuralgia which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces It is a little singular that nassensrers are We will give One Hundred Dollars for any not allowed to converse with the man at the case of Deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Send for circulars free As it eertainl- - cures it St Jacobs Oil is F J Cheney Co Toledo O the Master Cure for rheumatism Sold by Druggists 75e Halls Family Pills are the best When- a man slips he always stops to look at the place where he slipped Atchison groom kiss the Following And did ¬ j - Deafness Cannot Be Cured Fits stopped free and permanently cured No fits after first days us e of Dr Klines Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa been reduced to 60 a saving of Catalogue Free S25 to you Bicycle Co Indianapolis Ind Indiana iVOTtWW3 fc - - ¬ the Globe Before everybody Oh yes bride No after everybody except the sexton and Just fry a 10c box of Cascarets candy ca Detroit Journal the organist tharticiinest liverandbowel regulator made Sontli Dakota in Springtime j Vif a BEST IN 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A man is usually bald four or five years green and spotted before he knows it Is clothed with verdure with the beautiful blue and white prairie flowers tokens of luxuriant soil like that With a rub or two lumbago is often cured fair country to which Moses led the children by St Jacobs Oil Small cost big profits of Israel in ancient times South And like unto that land of plenty No old girl should have the nerve to crimp Dakota outrivals its sister states of the East her hair in the back in the products of its soil sown cultivated and harvested in less time and with greater United ease than in any other portion of And so we say unto you that now is the opportunity of a lifetime to Go West and buv a farin ForMeseriptive lists and prices address Geo H Heafford G P A Chicago 111 Zor 14 years this shoe by merit alone has a o distanced all competitors 2 Indorsed by over lOOOOOO wearers as the 5 best in style fit and durability of any shoe s evcroflbred at S300 s 5 It is made in all the LATESU SITAPES and - STYLES and of every variety of leather 5 One dealer in - and advertised a town given exclusive sale S in local paper on receipt of 2 reasonable order JaTWrite lor catalogue to W DOUGLAS s 5 HIE WORLD HMlctiitlMlwiiictliiilailoileiieirKviliKieilUIWIIinii L Brockton Mass 2 States te -- The man who wears a face like a coffin should not complain if he finds no welcome J w Pistols and Pestles The duelling pistol now occupies its proper place in the museum of the collector of relics of barbarism The pistol ought to have besido Rams Horn No great man ever had time to play checkAtchison ei s in the middle of the day Globe ¬ it the pestle that turned out pills like bullets THE MARKETS butchers CALVES Fair to good light HOGS Common Mixed packers Lipht shippers SHEEP Choice LAMBS Good to choice FLOUR Winter family GRAIN Wheat No S red b elect LIVE STOCK CattlecommonS Cincinnati April a 2 3 4 3 3 3 50 85 50 25 95 90 -- 5 3 4 5 3 4 4 00 40 00 75 10 00 Wjillff 5 00 3 33 5 65 n 3 70 3 8fJ 475 to be shot like bullets at the target of the liver But the pestle is still in evidence and will be probably until everybody has tested the virtue of Ayers sugar coated pills They wjjt treat the liver as a friend not as an enemy Instead of driving it they coax it They are compounded on the theory that the liver does W its work thoroughly and faithfully overhead and dense shade beneath 3f ever plant with regard to regularity that is so many feet apart each way as the rule has been laid down for orch- ¬ ards If you want several shrubs on a small lawn and the space is ioo small to allow you to set them as far apart as they ought to be in order to give them the benefit of space individually group them that is plant them in a clump The idea is to make the three or four or five shrubs which you plant in the roup produce a unit of effect which Avill give much the same impression that one HOW TO KEEP COWS CLEAN stands an inch above the cows backs just forward of the rump When drop ping manure the cow must step back into the gutter as she cannot round np her back when the frame is in place Have the side pieces screwed so tightly to the beams overhead that the frame will stay at an- angle it is put It can thus be swung up out of the way when the cows are oat of the stable Amerispecimen would By can Agriculturist well developed selecting varieties in which there is The Dehorning of Cattle contrast of color as to foliage as well a flowers satisfactory results may be The process of dehorning cows is In the irregularity which quite general now Some object to it secured on the grounds of cruelty That the op produces charming effects there is eration of taking off the horns is pain a method a id a plan ¬ al--wa- ys ¬ ¬ ¬ 2j orn No 2 mixed With most kinds of flowers foliage 0V fra No 2 Otts will have a very important place and 37 Rye No 2 11 75 11 50 lilies of the valley sweet peas Scotch HAY Prime to choice 9 8i4 PROVISIONS Mess pork thistles and both white and colored vio 4 I2i4 L Jrd Prime steam lets are choice selections Yellow flow- ¬ BUTThlt Choice dairr 24 Prime to choice creamery ers are to be much worn and cowslips APPLES Per bbl 150125 93 75 arranged to stand up in a sort of fringe POTATOES Per bbl YORK NEW or comb at the back of the hat are a 4 55 4 75 FLOUR Winter patent novel fancy 77 GRAIN Wheal No northn 82a The fashion of wearing the hats well No 2 red 30 CORN No 2 mixed tilted over the eyes promises to continue OATS Mixed r 22tf 9 25 9 00 throughout the summer and certainly PORK New mess 4 37 LARD Western the shade given to the eyes is always CHICAGO acceptable even though it is not always FLOUR 4 SO 4 50 Winter patents becoming The shapes in hats are le GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 8UVS 89J4 MU t 70l No 2 Chicago spring gion since so many are made to order 24 J MM No out of the pretty soft braids by the mil- ¬ CORN No 2 17 OATS 2 8 35 830 to suit the wearer but the sailor PORK Mess liners 4 15 shape with the plain straight brim LARD Steam BALTIMORE and medium low crown will not be FLOUR Family 4 25 4 79 GKain WheatNo 2 ousted N Y Sun -1 2- No 3 red obstructing conditions and if the obstructions are removed the liver will do its daily duty When your liver wants help get the pill under i that will - w Ayers Cathartic Pills 1 aIAMD iY CATHARTIC I 10 I ¬ GO injo as symmetrical shape as possible Western Plowman 1 t- trees and plants at any price that have been unduly mutilated at the root and the roots being fairly supplied never cut away more of the top than 311st sumcient to oring wie iree 27ever buy Dig when ripe and not until ripel 1 milnl ot nr rotttlOt S uitr iiit iiijc V when the skin will roughih handling v - 1 ful to the animal is self evident to any one who witnesses the operation When one sees how peaceable the cattle become when there is no more goring each other and he observes othei favorable results the feeling of cruelty passes away and he is very apt to be Whethei converted to the practice there is anything in the coincidence 01 not it is the testimony of some of the hest dairymen that the flow of milk is increased and the qnalityimprovedJ ¬ teaspoonful of salt one heaping tea spoonful of soda dissolved in one cup- ¬ ful of sweet milk one cupful of sour milk one cupful of molasses Mix in the order given and steam three hours eing very careful that the water does not stopboiling as it would make the oread lajl Boston Globe trf - Vermonts Brown Bread One pint of cornmeal one pint a little over half of rye and the rest wheat riour one teaspoonful of giuger one Mixed Oits Mixed LARD Kelincd PORK Mes CATTLE IM rst quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed Corn 23 284 28i 23y LUKE Tf Mm Ulflal IFAIIUFI 1150 4 10 4 40 16 85 4 50 4 50 87 23V 19 any case of constipation Cascarets are the Ideal Lax- 2 Bft5nTTrTTY llUMaiUMiU t0 rare tire nerer rrip or cause easynatwalresmlts SasHk 1 plo and boosiet free Ad STERLING REMEDY CO 25 50 aakJJWi5W I YT ITT inrrfM I t DRUGGISTS t CMcao Jlpntrcal Can iP crKew Isrk 217 FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red LOUISVILLE 3 75 1 4 CO Oats Mixed PORK Mess IiAiRD J-- Corn Mixed fc 90 24 19 9 50 6 25 rA K V Steam Vnv 2 - r nnilLfc R Address WALTER Cincinnati Ohio Hmi D II I sires nbnDQYNW relief and cures worst quick V J Jfor book ofI testimonials and AtlanuQ IO dav tease IS u AVADDELL 14 st- - horse poWcr A flrst clnss FOR SALE alhoa good 20IChorse power Enclne uprluht atoncetxs we C M tf I ME Boiler Must be sold May fc al ll fill WH vacate premises on ilrst rr Prle on this machinery wlllRston- A jsh you Time jrlvcu to right parties DISCOVERY 600 SECOND HAND BICYCLES 5 TO 15 Altmakes GOOD AS NEW MBtIe clac out List free L A Mead CyclcCo Chicago IT IS THE BEST YUCATAN 1 1 ireataieatFree SrK Send JLQBEEXS SONS ANK E 16S1 FVHEN WHITING TO ADVERTISERS PLEASE Btate that you mw tlie A4vcrtiemeKt i tU paper - v - i tr i 31 - tT IMtWI kjj riiTl saw - ittr - I ST i - - f a V V k v 8 IilTTLE ROCK tr-1EWt THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY APRIL 6 1697 B it - JLaST3SrOXJ3SrOEE13SrT FOR STATE SENATOR Jfoighbofliood Paragraphs Prepared For Perusal Walter Ciwuch called on friends at We are authorized to Cane RidgeSunday James M Taomas as a friencls from - homefroma visit tof riendB1 in Carlisle i Miss Carrie Stone entertained a few Friday until Monday Miss Lizzie Hopkins has returned Little Rock Miss Logan Glenn of Carlisle has re ¬ turned home from a visit to friends in HUTCHSION Fresh Paragraphs About The Peopl Mrs Vi Kt- - pyj- 5 - y js - V I- K Sharpsburg Miss Frances Claybrook has returned from a visit to Paris Mi6S Lillie Clayton is visiting Mrs Eugene Gragg in Harrison County T B Ashbrook candidate for County Judge visited this precinct Saturday Bagge Wood bought of M A Ken ney 25 hogs weight 200 lbs at 3J cents Mrs Rachel Ashbrook candidate for Jailer visited at Jno Pipers last Fri¬ day Mr Joseph Wills of Cynthiana visit ¬ ed relatives in this neighborhood Satur- ¬ day and Sunday E G Bedford Jr bought of SimCo of near Lexington 24000 mons lbs of tobacco at 5 cents Miss Maggie Piper is at home from Millersburg College accompanied by Miss Angie Piper of Millersburg Mrs Beecham will deliver a temper- ¬ ance lecture at Antioch on the evening of April 9th at seven oclock Rev Frank Savage has notified his congregation of Hutchison Chapel that ne will preacn lur mem twice a montu the remainder of the year on first and third Sunday ¬ This Vicinity James Gragg is visiting in In the Democratic party from Senator State for Senatorial District Twenty eighth FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY counties of Bourbon composed of the subject to the Montgomery and Clark We are authorized to announce elec- ¬ action of the Democratic primary Clifton Arnsparger as a candidate for tion July 31st re election ae County Attorney subject to the action of the Democratic party COMMONWEALTHS ATTORNEY FOR We are authorized to announce Sam- to announce John Trar R Rogers as a candidate for We are authorized S Smith as a candidate for re election County Attorney subject to the action as Commonwealths Attorney for the of the Democratic party Fourteenth Judical District composed We are authorized to announce Denis Scott of the counties of Bourbon Dundon as a candidate for County At-¬ Woodford and Franklin subject to the torney subject to the action of thu action of the Democratic party Democratic party FOR JUDGE as a candidate for announce Joseph F Williams the action of thei Tuiipr Rnhiect to candidate We are authorized to announce TWINBEOTHERS IA GREAT BARGAIN DAYS CLOTHING OVERCOATS SUITS PANTS HATS2AND CAPS UNDERWEAR SHIRTS BOOTS SHOES ETC I350- - - i f f itf We are authorized to announce Wm M Purnell as a candidate for Judge of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce James McClure as a candidate for Judge of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are autnorized to announce T E Ashbrook as a candidate for Judge of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR CIRCUIT CLERK ¬ We are authorized to announce Chas Butler as a candidate for Circuit cierk subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce T Hart Talbot as a candidate for Circuit Clerk subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce George T McCarney aR a candidate for Circuit Clerk subject to the action of the Democratic party E ¬ FOR SHERIFF Sheriff subject to the action of the If elected Mr Democratic party W S Anderson W Bowens deputies will be W Mitchell and 1 ames Burke O Recommends Of Peck P O Pike Co Wrights Celery Capsules We are authorized to announce To the Wright Medical Co Brutus J Clay Jr with G W Columbus Ohio purchased a box of Wrights¬ Judy and J Smith Clarke as deputies Gents I have Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug as aandidate for Sheriff subject to the gist Waverly O and used them foratomacu rouble aud Coustipation I was unable to action of the Democratic party do anything for nearly two years I used three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they FOR COUNTY CLERK have cured me For the benefit of others so to send this letter afflicted I wish We are authorized to announce Ed Very truly yours D PATONas a candidate for re election W S Anders ir druggists at 50c and SI per box as Clerk of the Bourbon County Court Sold bv all Send address on postal to the Wright Med subject to the action of the Democratic Co Colum bus O for trial size free party Oueen George W Bowen as a candidate for We- - are authorized to announce We are authorized to announce J U Boardman as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce S D Clay as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Gar Kenney rett D of Bourbon as a candidate for County subject to Assessor action of the Democratic party the We are authorized to announce Wm H Whaley as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the ac- ¬ tion of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Will G McClintock as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Archie W Bedford as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce C L Hough as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party We are authorized to announce C J Daniel as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party ¬ for assessor FOR SURVEYOR We are authorized to announce Benj F Bedford Jr as a candidate for re election as Surveyor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS le-elec-ti- on IN Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods Cottons Calico Flannels Skirts Underwear Gloves Shoes Rubbers Etc Come in and get the prices on all goods Come now while you have a big stock to select from Remember this is a grand opportunity to buy goods very cheap Remember the place s Kate Edgar We are authorized to announce Miss Crescent Koute Convention Y M C FOR JAILER A International Mobile April 21 25 International Conference General ifecretarys elraa April 24 28 - For the meetings named above vre have arranged Avith our connections for train ser-¬ vice to Mobile Ala through Selma thus obviating the necessity of S3 additional fare¬ which will have to be paid on tickets pur chased via the other routes Queen Crescent tiain service from Cin ¬ cinnati to the South is too well known to re- ¬ quire any praise Low rates in effect for these meetings All trams run via Chatta ¬ nooga and Lookout Mountain W C Biuearson Genl Passr Agent Cincinnati We are authorized to announce Samuel T James ae a candidate for Jailer subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce W C Jones as a candidate for re election as Jailer subject to the action of the Mr Jones candi- ¬ Democratic party dacy is in the interest of Mrs Landon Ashbrook ¬ iur duuiuuu vuuuiy BuujtJUi 10 me action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm E Williams as a candidate for Super ¬ intend nt of Public Schools for Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR POLICE JUDGE as a candidate for as Superintendent of PublicvSchools FafmWewts We are authorized to announce W H Boone as a candidate for Jailer sub ject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm For L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party RAVE a lot of new farming imple- ¬ We are authorized to announce John ments which have never been used H Stewart as a candidate for Jailer that I will sell cheap for cash subject to the action of the Democratic 7 double shovel plows sale I 2 pony plows 6 party We are authorized to announce Watt Remington as a candidate forsPolice Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party Wb are authorized to announce John R Adair as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Newt Clark as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic -- BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS MASTER-- COMMISSIONERS iespl ut I IY D 1L pair double trees 12 5 tooth cultivators 1 nice surrey 1 party C Change Of Time Ktf i -- - Crescent changes time Sunday February 28th Schedules be- ¬ Winds opposite tween Cincinnati and Lexington are Inquire at Cook AND Court house or address me as below PAINTER SI6N shortened up on several trains The HOUSE Blue Grass Vestibule leaves Cincinnati J H HAGGARD at 400 p m instead of 415 arriving at Paris Ky Junction City at 320 p m Train No 3 leaving Cincinnati at 800 p m --- 434 Main St Paris Ky Georgetown 1015 p m North rrnches HP JALSO DEALER IN bwand train No 6 leaves Somerset 1210 OF instead of 1225 p m Georgetown 319 Oil Varnishes and arrives Cincinnati 605 p m Other 2 phaeton buggies barouche The Queen A DAUGBKRTY hi vs OF qui Bourbon Circuit Court John J Peed Comioittee 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 liouse door in Paris Kentucky on FRIDAY APRIL 9TII ID DEGDH oJolio Sale k I Firm Implem mt Davis Thomson Isgrig are works of I will sell at public sale at my farm art and an ornament to any house Estimates promptly furnished for on Harrods Creek pike at ten oclock glass paints painting anddecorating a m on Wrights Celery Ten euros onstiption sick headaches 25r-APRIL 14 1897 WEDNESDAY - u trains practically unchanged I9- - The pictures being given awny by Paints Brushes Artists Ma ¬ terials Window Glass Etc Battle It is written in Mr Bryans best style clear concise and logical His inspiring language full of keen satire and brilliant rhetoric will charm interest and instruct not only those who were his most devoted followers but also his most ardent opponents The books contains abouf 500 pages printed from large clear type with 32 full page illustrations a magnificent colored presentation plate and an autograph preface handsomely bound m cloth half morocco or full morocco at 175 225 and 275 each Mail orders will receive prompt attention Address Oscar W Miller Hutchison Ky W exclusive agency for this and Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati adjoining counties lor the- sale of Ohio Bryans new book entitled The First - The First Battle L H MILLER has received OSCAR Landman M r Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris TUESDAYAPRI L 13TE 1897 returning every second Tuesday in each month L 1897 ciais ments 1 1 ld the following stock and farming imple- ¬ rockaway gelding brown mare mule 8 yrs old worker 1 bay mare by Bismark 1 1 rM r H extra Jersey cows fresh 2 nice Jersey heifers yearlings 1 nice Poland China boar 3 nice brood sows pig in Ma 1 Shorthorn bull Q colt by Eailinont pair 2 yr old mules Piles Piles Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching good Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch ¬ ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the private parts and nothing else Every box is guaranteed Sold by druecists sent hv mail for 50c and Si per box WILLIAMS MG CO Props Cleveland O For sale by I Piles HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK- SJ1ITH2SHOP2FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my house and lot with blacksmith shop at Jackson ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal ance in twelve months For further particulars address or call on 13oct I W T Brooks druggist 24jy-96-- ly 1 erv S - v 4 And a number of other things too tedious to mention 1 De Bring mower 1 Sulky hay rake buggy Wrights Celery Tea regulates the liver and kidneys cures constipation and sick headache 25c at all druggists Your Life Insured tf BENJ F SHAROST Jacksonville Ky lc a Day ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL AT fcVvl Forsyth Auctr JL HORTON td TiJ FRANKFORT yii- ii7 i jh- CLNNATI 1 RY 1807 - DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY EAST BOUND In Effect March f -Sfc- i- - - live Frankfort AmElkhorn Arr Switzer Arr Stamping Ground Arr Duvalls Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Newtown Arr Centre ville Arr Elizabeth Arr Paris- WEST BOUND r 630am 643am 651am 702am 708am 750am 800am 812am 822am S28am 840am 920am 932am 938am 948am 1000am 1040am 1056am 1110am 1125am 1155am 300pm 320pm 348pm 358pm 415pm 430pm 442pm 452pm 458pm 510pm a2pm Our insurance is protected hy bank- ¬ persons having claims against able paper on the Capital City Bank of assigned estate of J W Mock Columbus O There can be no stronger Co are requested to present them at guarantee given you We dare not use once properly proven as required by a banks name without authority if you law at my office in Paris Ky Those doubt it write them Good health is knowing themselves indebted to the firm the best life insurance Wrights of J W Mock Co are to Celery Capsules gives you good health pay promptly and thereby Teguested ayoid court they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach cost trouble Rheumatism Constipation and HARMON STITT Sick Headaches 100 days treatment 26fb Assignee costs lc a day A sight draft on above bank in every 1 box whfoh brings your money back if we fail to cure you A DESIRABLE 60 - ACRE FARM Sold by W T Brooks druggist FOR SALE BUHUSS rfc 5- - fi PMrv V- - v - Arr Elizabeth Arr Centre vllle Newtown Arr Georgetown At Arr Elkhorn Arr Frankfort Ijvo Paris v 4 - A Xve Georgetown Arr Duvalls Arr Stamping Ground Arr Switzer JJH 1135am RgfcS- frflcrsr- j 1 530pm 542pm 548pm 558pm 610pm 635nm 646nm 653pm 704pm 711pm 725pm at i r - geo b a J a us- - Genl Supt harper c Frankfort Ky- - Genl Pass Agt d bercaw Ev L 2iP a well situated 60 acre Bour ¬ NURSERIES bon County farm which I desire to sell It 1b well improved For any further particulars address know will interest every one concerned to round E PLTIMMER Crescent Route offers J that the Queen with liberal limits at half 8jan tf trip tickets sold Millersburg Ky for Orchard Lawn rates for the occasion Crescent EVERYTHING Full stock of Orna- ¬ the The train service ofany Queen the South where in is not excelled Route mental and Fruit Trees Grape Yines either Tickets will be sold via and areBarriman Asparagus and Small Fruits We em- ¬ Junction or Chattanoogaextra charge good on Limited trains without ploy no agents but sell at liying prices to Harnraan or Solid trains Cincinnati Pullman rawing direct to the planter Telephone in Through Chattanooga pnnm siRpnprs close connections lor Wil- KY office Strawberry and general ntirsery 602 MAIN ST PARIS Catalogues on application to mon2Mitchell Division Passenger Agent Over Deposit Bank xiviaum Chattanooga u w zen vy H F HILLENMEYER V - p m ger Acent Cincinnati viuctuouu Office hours 8 to 12 a m to ti Lexington Ky Qenl Passr Agent Cincinnati l26feb tf sf i between the hours of 11 oclock a m and 12 oclock m the farm lately owned by William List and fully described in the pleadingsdn the above styled cause Said renting will be for a term ending March 1st 1898 at which time full pos- ¬ session is to be surrendered by the per- ¬ son renting same to the Master Com- ¬ by anybody Remember our ice is of pure distilled missioner of this court By express order of the court the lands now sown water in wheat and rye shall not be cultivated PARIS ICE MFG CO during said rental year and the rePHIL NIPPERT mainder of the land except the barn 19feb Manager to- ¬ lots shall be cultivated in corn and bacco but not exceeding ten 10 acres to ONLY be cultivated in tobacco and it is further pe son renting the same ordered that the is to allow said land to be seeded in the Fall of 1897 COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE CO rooms per The said land will be rented to the BRICK cottage 5class repair10 ApCincinnati O First highest bidder and the person renting ply to BC ING ELS c3L the same will be required to execute IKS Or O EDWARDS lljant f 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 The old and well known firm of and in the event of his failing so to do Smedley Butler of Millersburg Ky the same will- be immediately put up is now in progress of liquidation owing for re renting to the assignment of J G- Smedley This March 30th 1897 All of the large stock of dry goods notions fancy goods domestics boos EMMETT M DICKSON shoes hats caps and every article kept MCBCC 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 id THE GREATEST the dry goods business and assume con ¬ cures constipa ¬ Wrights Celery Tea25c trol of a house already established and at druggists tion sick headaches MAGAZINE well known throughout Central Ken ¬ tucky Any one wishing to buy the AWARDED DIPLOMA stock as a whole should address ALEX BUTLER Southern Baptist Convention Of the firm of Smedley Butler THE Oonvention meets this year at Wll Millersburg Ky May 6th to I4th and it ANffSILVERttEDALAT mlugton N C Optician La n d m a n has been visiting this city regularly for over five years and has ad-¬ justed glasses to the eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon County and has proven himself competent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Clark Clays drug store between his visits and when he makes his regular visit he will examine your eyes thorough- ¬ ly and make any change necessary to give satisfaction Examination free THE PATRONS References Drs J TO ICE MFGr CO 0 THE PARIS Eads Buck Fithian W Bowen Fithian and C We appreciate your past patronage D Cram of Paris We are now ready to quote prices for nest season and will not be undersold ¬ ICE ICE Weekly Cincinnati ¬ FOR RENT Commercial Tribune 50c A Year jst stTolisla ¬ ¬ m mil wm FOR SALE- as JLv - V s fASHlfiN PRfcE YEARLY OrALt exposition in paris 25 CENTS ASSIGNEES NOTICE TiTi nPTRnnPt Viawinn vlainro against -if 6w jCjL the assigned estate of Isaac F Uhanslor are hereby notified to present them at once properly proven as re¬ quired Ty law to the undersigned or to his attorney Harmon StttJ Paris Ky A M H DAILEY -- S0BSCRIPTIN22 TOILETTES POBUSHING CO 126WEST23SJNEWY0RR E T REES Assignee Shannon Mison Co 26fb Ky - Bifti Ci --JEJMUgi V - N f Tfc - ininiiiit 1 1 iiiMitintirtgTiV ggrerl

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