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Digital page images are linked to the text file. t - - c -- - 1c s -- V - L -- V v v - - - V evo5 Qr it -- Jt THE mi Owners Or B 0 U R W4ftJ Ii PRINTED EVERY TUESDiJ - - NEWS THE means higher prices for V u v t - - CHAMP MILLER Editors ANO FRIBAY Established feb j 1881 SEVEMTEEKTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY APRIL 13 1897 You will enjoy yourself by going ro J TMBntons and taking a look his News Koteg Gathered In And About The line of baby carriages They have some Bare exclusive featnrea about them and Hin- Mrs Frank Armstrong returned to ton naELtne exclusive sale Prices the MajSville Saturday MILLERSBURG NO 30 a Satisfaction Guarantee good appearance of being well dressed ten setaiel wm mm Curtains III I 1 Easter is coming and with it the Spring We all want to make a If so come to PRICE arid get one of our suits made to order Department ranging CO To 5 CLOTHIERS in our Merchant Tailoring From A perfect fit guaranteed 3 1350 2650- - Our ready made Suits at manship as well as prices We make an effort to please the Our 750- - are strictly allwool a perfect piece of workman suip and infthejlatest fabrics black and blue Cheviots Plaids Over Plaids and Cassimere Little Ones in stde and work Â¬ Carpenter Saturday Miss Warford of Hamilton College 63 Sfiins Lexington was the guest of her parents Saturday and Sunpay Your wardrobe is not - com- Â¬ Mrs Chas Darnell and daughter Miss are all new fresh goods and Blanche are visiting her sister Mrs plete without one of our Saml Frazee at Minerva Ky Grey Bill the most noted livery STYLISH HATS AND NOBBY HgOK WEIL horse in the county the property of Mrs Beeding died last week Special No 5 This week only Suspenders at 25c worth 40c Mrs John Connell of Paris was the guest of her mother Mrs Mike arid 50c Thornton Friday and Saturday A large display of trunks and valises can be found at our store Mr A Tralot of Lexington has been Remember you can find us at the old stand of L Price here for the past week touching up the frescoing at ehe Methodist Church Give us a call and be convinced that buying of us you save money Mr D H Shelby of Lexington has shipped thirty cars of walnut logs from here this Winter and is buying more Mr WillisIrwin will lecture at the Methodist Church on Friday evening April 16th at 8 oclock Admissionr 25 cents Mrs Owen Ingels and Misses Lucy and Lizzie Allen visited Mrs Louis Rogers at North Middletown Saturday and Sunday Rev H R Laird of Breville Texas has been employed by Presbyterian Church and will preach his first ser- Â¬ of Sharpsburg was here Saturday on business W S Anderson McClelland returned to OfPeckjF O Pike Co O Recommends Mrs Robt Mt Sterling Saturday Wrights Celery Capsules To the Wright Medical Co Mr Frank Prather of Paris visited Columbus Ohio GentSH I have purchased a box of Wrights lady friends here Friday Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug Â¬ was gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach Mr Joe Stewart of Hutchison Xrotible arid Coustipatiou I was unable to here Saturday buying shotes do jany thing for uearly two years I used of and Miss Angie Piper visited relatives in three boxes me your Celery Capsules othersthey havecured For the benefit of so Carlisle Saturday and Sunday afflicted I wish to send this letter Very i ru ly yours W -M Jas Dundon and Peter McDonald m WS PoldByall druggists at 50c andAnders box SI per have rented the Fisher Tarr farm Send address on postal to the Wright Med Mr Kirby Denton of Ruddles Mills Co Columbus O lor trial size free was here Saturday to see his daughter J Queen Crescent Route Friday Mrs M V Shaw returnee from a yisit with her mother at Butler International Convention Y M C A MobilelApril Miss Ida Lightfoot of Flemingsburg Geneml ecretarys International24 Conference -- elma April 28 was the gnest of Mrs Ed Hull Satur- Â¬ For the meetings named above we have arranged with our com ections for trait ser day vicetof Mobile Ala through Selrua thus Miss Gertrude Ingels of Paris was obviating the necessity of Si additional fare whichwHl have to be paid the guest of relatives here for several ciiasedvia the other routes on tickets pur days past Queen Crescent train service from Cin cinnaUJto the South is too well known to re- Â¬ Mr C E Galbreth of Mayslick was quire iOiy praise Low rates In effect for All the guest of Mr W E Butler Saturday tbee meetingsLookouttrains run via Mountain W C and Sunday Riuearspn Geul Passr Agent Cinciuuati Rev Wm D McClintock of Chicago was the guest of relatives here Saturday Piles Piles Piles and Sunday Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will Scarlet Wilkes and C F Clay were cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching It absorbs the tumors allays the itch Â¬ the only two stallions at the horse show Piles once ing at acts as a poultice gives instant Saturday here reliefriPr Williams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the Miss Virginia Hutchcraft went to privatfjparts and nothing else Every box Lexington yesterday to visit Mr Wm is guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by mail for 50c and SI per box WILLIAMS Kirby and wife MFG CO Props Cleveland 0 For sale by Mr Matt Worthington of Mason V T Brooks druggist was the guest of his sister Mrs Jas Will Peed 21-2- -5 lbwestl 3 Garpetings for the next four years Etc i r Anticipating the passage of this bill we have bought largely of all kinds of ifeiy Garpetings Mattings Rugs Lace Curtains Etc And while this stock lasts there will be no advance on former low prices Now is the time to place your u order We cordially invite inspection Chatta-noogn-Ja- nd BROWER SCOTT 3DtS3SX3T03Sr 4 ES3T HIMHI Ml ITTT I EE II I 1 I Come bring your friends with you and inspect our stock of 24jy-96-- ly New Styles Soring New Weaves New Designs New Novelties Fan at sioo frights Celery Tea regulates the liverand kidneys cures constipation New and sick headache 25c at all druggists up-to-da- te IWjvp Srnith Barnes I Pianos reasonCthey are - A Complete Line Of Silks New Styles Low Prices Ladies Separate Dress Skirts Ladies Spring Suits Ladies Bicycle Suits Latest Designs In Wash Fabrics are not so well known as some other A full line of New Novelties Notions and Fancy Goods pianos because they have not been B For this same extensively advertised WITH New Styles In Ladies Shirt Waists All Mail Orders Promptly Attended To -- -- 4 Kid Gloves a Specialty W HUTCHINSON PRICu New Buggy -- f Not High Priced APPLETON 14 E MainfStreet -- EDGE iK -- Lexington Ky -- - J Company i most suitable for the homes of the people We carry a complete stock of uprights and they are well worthy of inspection Catalogues of-Smith Barnes Pianos sent on request We are sole representatives for the Steinway Pianos heare vS4WR - jg J BkX m - r 7ifrF Y mon May 1st The falling of a lighted chandelier at the Presbyterian Church Sunday night Having purchased John Grienns carriage works and rspository on came near setting the church on fire corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we are now prepared to Damage slight do alL kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles such as Miss Jean Brough of Helena and carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new Miss Alberta Caldwell of Mavslick Ernest Urchs 121 Co and 123 West Fourth Street CINCINNATI O everything in the vehicle line The public is invited to inspect our stock and compare our prices We have engaged experienced expert workmen to do onr work and insure satisfaction and guarantee all jobs to be first class Call and see us Prompt attention to all orders guests of Miss Laura Jefferson return Â¬ ed home Saturday Messrs Sanford Carpenter F B Vitnont and Sidney Barton returned HIGH ST COR FOURTH PARIS KY H-- S STOUTS from Atlanta Saturday and report the horse market good Misses Bessie Ashurst Mattie Nichols and Bertha Roswell of the M F C visited their parents at Hutchison Saturday and Sunday Died On Friday morning W D Payne aged eighty years The funeral was held at the late residence Sunday morning Services by Elder Fericeter macher The remains were interred at the Millersburg cemetery Pall bearers E P Clark J G Allen H Linville M H Current Kobt Chanslor Nafc Collier In the Toils of a cough a hacking racking rasping cougU tnat irritates the lungs and leads to dire results It is in such cases that U A SWING FREE the merits of the Templin Swing which they are now manu Â¬ facturing for the Spring trade at their planing mill in this city To the child 15 years old or under who will furnish them the best advertisement for their folder or the one they will accept for same will he presented with one of their best and nicest swings free of cost delivered at their home or R R station The folder will be 3x5J inches and three or four pages will be given to the aforesaid advertisement All children contesting for the swing must bring or mail the 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 work on or before April 15 th 1897 The swing will be delivered to winner on May 1st Messrs Tarf Tempi in will shortly issue a folder to advertise DR BELLS Pine Tar proves its wonderful efficacy Ya nl- thn irrifaHnn tne lungs are nealed and layea strengthened and cold leaves the system as snow disappears before the sunshine of spring Pine-Tar-Hon- BUSINESS AT SUITS The biggest line of mattings ever shown in Kentucky can now he found at J T Hintons Nobody can duplicate his prices They run from 8 J cents to 65 cents Li eradicated 230O To 2800 Made-to-Order N Excursion Bates Helped to build up the largest tailoring business in Paris Ky In This City Pants 350 To 1000 o International Convention Y M C A April 21 25th L N will sell round trip tickets to Mobile Ala April 19 20 and 21 limited May 1 at one fare F B Cahr Agt 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 TARR All We Want cfc TIESMIEXaXiKr guaranteed every one a fit or no pay Paris FnrnMing and Tailoring H S STOUT Manager V-- pmff KAXLBOAD TIME CARD Is an in Â¬ Dr Bells fallible remedy for all lung and bronchial troubles Blight or severe All druggists sell it at 25c 50c and 100 a bottle or it will be sent upon receipt of price The Jt Satherlud Xedlelne Co Padamh Kjey - is an opportunity to convince you that our work C cannotbe excelled hours to Louisville from Chattanooga O L MlTCHELIi Div Pasbr Agt J Chattanooga Tenn Your We Are Working -- - T L NBR For A Reputation - ARRIVAL OP TRAINS life Insured lc a iay j Fred- Lansing - Cutter 7 To Cincinnati 445 a m 752 a m 347 p m especially recommend trouble Rheumatism Constipation and To Lexington 752 a m 1127 a m ed to married Ladies Headaches 540 p m 1021 p m Ask for SB MOTTS JKEOTTYBOYAIi PILLS and take no other Sick lc a day A 100 days treatment costs sight draft on above To Richmond 1125 a in 537 p m EET Send for circular Price 100 per box 6 boxes for 500 bank in every which DR MOTTS CHEMICAL CO - Cleveland Onio your money back 1if box fail to brings 1025 p m we cure you To Maysville 750 a m 630 p m For Sale By W T Brooks Druggist Sold by W T Brooks druggist F B Carr Agent - ENNYROYAL PILLS The only safe sure and the best life insurance Wrights reliable Female FILL Celery Capsules give3 you good health ever offered to Ladies they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach Our insurance is protected by bank- Â¬ able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger guarantee given you We dare not use a banks name without authority if you doubt it write them Good health is From Cincinnati 1116 a m 530 p m 1015 p m From Lexington 439 a m 740 a m 339 p m 622 p m From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m 333 pm From Maysville 745 a m 830 p m DEPARTURE OF TRAINS And can not afford to turn out inferior workj Give us a trial and if good work can gain your patron- Â¬ age yours is insured Quick work and satisfaction guaranteed - BOMBOI STEM W M HINTON JR BKANCH OFFICE f W M Hintons Jewelry Store - LiDlRY BRO Props v OFFICE AND WORKS 127 129 SEVENTH ST PAEIS KY y 3 - i r - J T i r SFtL f v r yj j ir i V 7y v V V ssssssa TCE - XT yT r MIIWWIMWWMWtWWPWWWIIWWilBlWWMB ptig lpiTgp w ry THE BOUEBOtf NEWS TUESDAY APE1L 13 1897 jgiifrTftaft mxu 95WRv iJ III I m iy fW-SHW-W-- k v - - Wr r i 1 - r m IMMaftliMiW a r r i HM jJi -- il J- M -- J i 1 A 1 TORPEDO BOAT y GULF CYCLONE Ozarlr Ala and Valdosta Ga Wind Swepi Timber Uprooted and Dwell Â¬ of ings Blown to Pieces Several Itves IN C0NGBESS Y - 4 HIGH WATERS Sitmrtlpn in 4 the Flood Stricken Section 1 4 DAKEEL 1 W Y00RHEES No-To-B- ac Named iX The Foote by Secretary the Navy Long residential dominations Confirmed by the Senate Landing of Foreipn Sub Â¬ marine Cables An Amendmentto the Wool Schedule Other News 14 1 - I 1 rr l i Washington April 9 Secretary Long- for the first time Thursda exer- Â¬ cised his rig lit of christening- a naval vessel when he bestowed upon torpedo boat Ko 3 now building at the Union Iron works the name of The Foote This is to perpetuate the memory of one of the fighting naval commanders of the civil war Adm Foote was the father of total abstinence from liquor in ths navy and of him the sailors sung - Telegrams from Ozark Ala and Valdosta Ga crossing the ill fated town of Arling Â¬ ton Ga show that this section was visited Friday by another gulf cyclone ascending the Apalatchicola valley and sweeping northward with terrific force to the confluence of the Chatta noochee and the Flint rivers where it going divided In one direction toward Ozark where timbers were uprooted and houses blown to pieces among were lost several lives them Mrs Powers who was caught Xiosr Four Important Measures to Be sidered in the Senate Con- - Atlanta Ga April 10 The Bouse Will Continue its Programme or Throe Day Adjournments The Ar- uior Plate Question is Liable to Como Uo in Some Form k -- Washington April 12 The outlook for the week in the senate is so much befogged by the- situation with refer erence to committee reorganization that it is impossible to forecast tbe proceedings with any degree of accur acy There is a possibility that this - Â¬ 7-1- - He raised our pay ten cents a day And stopped our grog forever U H i if fe Sh in I Â¬ - 11 J 1 i 0 tnj i 4 H r l II I H i J i j i i month The senate in executive session Thursday confirmed the following in nominations Theodore Braosefelt of HEAVY BATTLE 2ew York to be assistant secretary of Between Greeks and Turks Near Grevna the navy Thomas W Cridler of West The Situation is Most Serious Virginia to be third assistant secre- Â¬ Elassona Macedona April 10 tary of state Fenton R McCreery of Bands of Greek brigands have entered Michigan to be secretary of the Unit- - Turkey at Krania in the vicinity cf ed States legation City of Mexico Grobina The Turkish troops have Capt A S Crowninshield U S N to been engaged with them and the fight be chief of the bureau of navigation has been proceeding since 5 oclock department of the navy morning To be collectors of internal revenue Friday Turkish headquarters this At Alonzo J Tyler second district Ten- Â¬ news the looked upon as being of the is nessee Brig Gen Frank Wheaton to gravest description in view of the ex- Â¬ be major general in the army Win G citement here Cassard Maryland to be captain in Edhem Pasha has sent orders to have the navy Eev C S Walkley of Ohio everything in readiness for an advance to be post chaplain Capt Itobert of the Turkish army in force It is Craig signal corps to be major yet Greek troops Senator Mantle of Montana Thurs Â¬ not known thewhether that have en- Â¬ bands day introduced an amendment to the were among territory wool schedule of the Dingley tariff tered Turkish Macedonia April 10 A Elassona bill which provides for advancing the Â¬ dispatch rates on several varieties of raw wools quarters received at the Turkish headhere from Grevna says It proposes to make the duty on wash- Â¬ the fighting between the Greeks that and ed wools of both the first and second Â¬ classes instead of the first class Turks continues The Turks followonly double that on unwashed ing out the instructions of Edhem the Greek duty on to double ail Pasha have surrounded part of the the irregulars and a greater classes imported in any other at Grevna than ordinary condition or which has Turkish division stationed advancing under Haski Pasha is now been sorted or increased in value by impossible to distinguish wheth Â¬ the rejection of an part of the orig- erIt is invaders are supported by any the inal fleece thus extending the scoDe of Â¬ the paragraph in the bill which ap- substantialasportion of the Greek reguthe Greeks have taken up plies only to wools of the first lar army a position in the middle of a forest and second classes It also adds Â¬ cutting off as one of the methods but the correspondent of the Asso- Â¬ of increasing wools in value covered ciated Press is informed that the moby the paragraph and strikes out tho ment the Turkish officers ascertain clause excepting skirted wools import the presence of the uniforms of the ed in 1S0 or prior thereto It pro Greek regulars in the ianks of the poses to amend the paragraph fixing aggressors Edhem Pasha will order entire a duty of 32 per cent ad valorem on the advance of theis mostTurkish army serious The situation In wools of the third class and camels the meanwhile Edhem Pasha remains hair valued at 13 cents or less per at the general headquarters awaiting pound hy changing 13 to 10 cents and news He has already notified his adding provided that in no case to hold them- Â¬ generals shall the duty be less than five cents selves in of divisionfor instant action readiness Corresponding changes per pound reserves have already left the are proposed on the next paragraph and the making the duty 50 per cent on wools encampment here in ordjer to move of the third class valued at more than closer to the first line of defense Constantinople April 10 The war 13 cents by making- it apply to wools preparations throughout the Turkish valued at more than ten cents and pro viding- that the duty shall not be less empire continue to be steadily pressed although there is not much change in than eight cents per pound A very pes- Â¬ Washington April 9 Congressman the eastern situation simistic feeling prevails here at the William S Holinan Indianas great failure of the powers attempt to coobjector and watchdog of the treas- - erce Greece The blockade of the airy1 is lying in a serious condition Piraeus seems as far off as at his home 2125 R street as the ever and the war part is bring Â¬ result of an accident Owing to his ing pressure to bear upon the age and his enfeebled government with the result that the exsremc condition during the past year porte has dispatched circulars to the it is feared that he will not recover representatives abroad setting forth Last Tuesday Ilolman fell on alight Turkeys growing impatience at the ing from a Connecticut avenue street prolongation of the crisis which is car near his residence and was taken pressing heavily on an alread embar- Â¬ home and placed in bed He began to rassed exchequer grow worse and part of the time he The belief prevails here that the Wednesday powers are losing their hold over the has been unconscious night when two sons were at his bed Â¬ course of events and that their so side he could not recognize one from called concert is a failure the other The correspondent of the Associated Ilolnians wife died about aj ear ago Press was enabled Friday moraine- to During their long married life togeth make a close investigation of the er the couple frequently chatted pleas Â¬ Turkish line of defence It revealed antly about which would survive the that everything is in excellent shape other On her deathbed Mrs Holman of preparation The transport service said to her husband Something tells is excellent Four thousand pack me that we will reach the bottom of horses are employed and enormous Two min Â¬ masses of war stores pontoons can lifes hill almost together utes later she was dead non tents medicines ammunition Inquiry Thursday evening at the res and in fact everything needed for a idence of Hon W S Holman of the large army has been gathered here Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - The senate committee on commerce granted a hearing Thursday on the bills before it providing regulations for the landing of foreign submarine cables in the United States but reach- Â¬ ed no conclusion in regard to the bills Mr Evans the new commissioner of pensions Thursdaj- recinded his order directing that payment of pension monev be withheld from Mr IL CA Bell ex deputy commissioner of pen- Â¬ sions and wrote a letter to Pension Agent Wilson stating- that on careful examination he found that Mr Bells claim had been properly issued and instructing Mr Wilson to issue Mr Bell a check for 271 the amount due The back money accordingly was paid Thursday and Mr Bells name permanently restored to the rolls at SG per - - Â¬ house and crushed Her husband was unable to save her and was himself badly hurt but he rushed off through the blinding rain and intense darkness for assistance The rest Of the family were rescued among them a baby three weeks old whom the mother pro- Â¬ tected at the loss of her own life The second section of the cyclone was deflected upon the Flint valley breaking- across south Georgia and passing through Arlington where but a few weeks ago nine children were killed in the ruins of their schoolhouse Reaching- Valdosta the storm became intensified in fury and trees were blown down in every part of the city A church in the southern part of the city was- wrenched from its founda- Â¬ tions and twisted into fragments by the angry winds The box cars on the Plant system were blown off the track Lightning struck a switchboard in the Western Union Telegraph office and set fire to the building From many other towns in the vicinity reports of an equally alarming nature are coming - beneath the falling timbers of her priation bill to the senate that he would call it up this week Senator Pettigrew who will have charge of the Indian bill has also stated that he hopes to take up that bill if the democrats do not obieet on account of the incomplete con Â¬ dition of the committees both bills probably will be acted upon during the week Senator Gorman is expected question majr consume a great deal of attention and if it is not satisfactorily disposed of it may be used to prevent effort to secure action on important measures Aside from the matter of reorgani Â¬ zation there are four important ques Â¬ tions before the senate These are The Morgan Cuban resolution the bankruptcy bill the Anglo American arbitration treat and the aprropria tion bills Senator Davis chairman of the com- Â¬ mittee on foreign relations said Sun day that he was hopeful of securing consideration for- the treaty some time during the week the only circum- Â¬ stances likely to prevent being the continued absence of senators Senator Davis refuses to make any prediction as to the result of the final vote or when that vote will be reached Senator Allison said when he reported the report on sundry civil appro Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ to make a general attack upon the ap priations during the pendency of these measures Both Senators Hoar and Nelson are very anxious to press the bankruptcy bill to a vote but it will give way before any of the other measures mentioned The house will continue its pro- Â¬ gramme of three day adjournments this week Jerry Simpson of Kansas will embarrass the majority as much as possible hy requiring a quorum to approve the journal but will have lit- Â¬ tle aid from the democrats if tho spirit of the resolution adopted by the democratic caucus Satur Â¬ As the policy of day prevails at present leaders the house is in action however his opportunities to harrass the republicans will be slight It may be that owing to the urgency of the case the leaders may deem it advisable when the house meets on Wednesday to take up the armor plate question in some form In this event such legislation as is deemed proper can be had under a special order from the committee on rules but nothing has as yet been decided Â¬ Â¬ The Venerable Ex Senator Dies at Memphis Tenn April 10 Notwitb His Home in Washington standing the high winds and beavy rain storms reported from the over An flowed Mississippi delta Thursday Death Was Caused by an Attack of Be Â¬ Will gina Pectoris The Kemains n nigh the situation in the Taken to His Old Home in Terre section if not better was certainly Haute Ind for Intermentno worse Friday night The water which has been pouring through five Washington April 12 Daniel Wol large crevasses for more than a week sey Voorhees ex United States sena- Â¬ is rapidly flowing into the Mississippi Indiana died at tor from again at a point 12 miles north of 5 oclock the state of morning at his Saturday Yicksburg and is sweeping southward this city No 1005 Maryland with terrible force The strain on the home in Northeast Louisiana levees will be something avenuesenator had been in poor health The terrific for a week and if they with Â¬ for several years and for at least two stand the powerful pressure for that years past had taken little part in the leng tb of time all will be well the senate He had The Sunflower river which traverses proceedings in sufferer from rheumaa the counties of Coahoma Bolivar and been of constant and his friends there- Â¬ tism the heart Sunflower in Mississippi is on a ram- Â¬ fore had come to expect that they page Two thirds of the water from his death suddenly the Flower lake crevasse is rushing migbt hear of of him however were reports pellmell into this stream and a large The lastwas showing some signs of im-Â¬ that he area will be inundated from the over- provement and his death therefore flow The Tallahatchie and Coldwater while not entirely unexpected came rivers are gradually falling the suddenness of a shock At Salem the river is slowly falling with the time of his retirement from At and the indications are that the big sycamore of the stream will continue to decline The the senateasthe tall he was affectionately backwaters below the Arkansas Mid Â¬ Wabash his devoted followers in the called by land levee were on a stand Friday Hoosier state was the ranking demonight The number of refugees are crat on the finance committee and by increasing at Helena almost every virtue position the nominal hour The steamer Maud arrived there leader of this of his party on the late Friday afternoon with more than floor of at least on tariff and finan Â¬ the senate a hundred flood sufferers swelling the cial questions He was not very list already there to 0 000 people active however owing to his ill At Bosedale nothing of snecial in health in the work on the Wilson terest has occurred in the situation tariff bill most of the numerous After a stormy night that caused buildings to rock and sway like boughs amendments to a this bill and its final stormy career in of trees the sun came out bright and passage after in clear in that section Friday but a which it was dueserious danger several to Senator Tones of times being cold north wind is blowing In the Rogue Phalia country much suffering Arkansas is reported Members of the llosedale relief committee will visit that section Saturday and distribute provisions to the needy At Greenville the situation has not changed All the levees along-- the Mississippi front satisfactorily with- Â¬ stood the terrible wind of Thursday iana Encouraging It is Thought the Louis Â¬ Levees Will Withstand the Strain Over 400000 cured IVhy not remove your desire tor tobacco Saves money makes health and manhood Cure guaranteed 50c and 100 all druggists IctNo-To-Bae-regulateor for Fifty Cents Vk -- Â¬ The fact that there is so much stuff that shines like gold makes the story of disaster one of the saddest chapters ever written Barns Horn flood-stricke- - for Consumption W 22d St New York Oct I cannot speak too highly of Pisos Cure Mrs Frank Mobbs 215 29 1894 Hail as large as eggs fell this afternoon fish eggs Atchison Gibbe Use St Jacobs Oil and say to rheumatism Will see you later- really shiftless Some people who say they are tired arc Atchison Globe Â¬ yhen bilious or costive eat a Casearet candy cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 25c Grief is an outcast andno man grasps his hand cordially Bains Horn Â¬ At once use St Jacobs Oil for sprainc At once it will cure Athletes know this No person who worried a great deal ever lived to an extreme od age Atchison Globe it unnmg Â¬ My daughter 9 years old had a running Sore below her right ear for three months Sr 81 I got a bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla The first bottle made some improvement and when the third bottle had been taken the sore was nicely healed A year has passed since then and there has been no return of W E Magnusson Arnold the sore Nebraska The best spring medicine is HoocFs SarsaparlSla Sold by all druggists Price six for 5 HorvrPc 05lc are prompt efficient and E1UUU is jriiasealy in effect 25 cents pfHllllTOmpi UV night MORE LAND To He Oponed to Settlement This With China The Slate Output of tho Country in 189G Suiff-mer-Tra- do Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Washington April 12 The allotted lands of the eastern end of the South- Â¬ ern Ute Indian reservation in south- Â¬ western Colorado probably will be opened to settlement this summer by presidential proclamation Though have been complete the allottments the question of opening has been de ferred for a long time owing to HUNTER TRAPPED to be a is what conceded grave error in fixing the 107th He Is to he Charged With Bribery by Capt Noel Gaines Secretary meridian of longitude Bliss has now taken action and has Fhankfort Ky April 10 It is instructed the director of the geological stated upen good authority that in Â¬ survey to determine by astronomical dictments will be returned Saturday observation as soon as the season per against Dr Hunter and mits the correct location of the meri J H Willson charging them with dan This work will not require much attempted bribery The principal time and though the date has witness against the two gentlemen not yet been considered it is is Capt Noel Gaines of the Mc probable the opening will be fixed Creary guards who testified before upon immediately after the submis- Â¬ the house investigating committee sion of the directors report It is last month Capt Gaines was before claimed and believed by the authori- the grand jury Friday and is sum- Â¬ ties that the meridian is about five moned to appear again Saturday miles too far west and the variance of with several other witnesses who are linos involves about 4S000 acres which aware of matters pertaining to the may inure to the benefit of Indians same transaction The meridian probably will be estab- Â¬ It is charged that Dr Hunter of-Â¬ lished late in May fered 5000 each for three votes Washington April 12 Many opThe sensational developments before portunities for American manufactur- the grand jury simply show it is al- Â¬ ers to sell machinery and other wares leged that Dr Hunter and his friends in China are pointed out from time to have fallen into a trap prepared for time by United States consuls in their them by the Bradley people Capt reports to the state department These Gaines is one of the governors warm- Â¬ are signs of the great industrial revo- Â¬ est supporters his first lieutenant in the lution that has overtaken the celestial McCreary guards F Gordon is also a empire as a result of its awakening witness and appeared before the by the Japenese war In a report just grand jury Friday with three or four received Sheridan Read consul at other persons who are all Bradley Tien Tsin tells of his visit partisans It is said that several affiÂ¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ This is erroneous Ihe Cotton Belt has been open during the high water in Arkansas dispatching its trains promptly and regularly By raising the tracks in the vicinity of Birds Point opposite Cairo the road has had an uninterrupted service to and from St Louis Little Ecck Ark April 10 Gov Jones Friday received a letter from people at Island 73 White river in which it is said that the people there are in imminent danger of perishing The inhabitants are on house tops on rafts and all manner of floats and are entirely without food There are said to be 35 families around the island and unless they receive immediate succor they will certainly perish One family near the island has just lost six children in the flood Another from C B Blackburn inspector letter of Laconia levee district gives a graphic description of the sufferings of the victims of the flood in that district and urges the governor to help render them assistance side At Memphis the river continues to fall a decline of one tenth of a foot being- reported by the weather bureau Friday night The railroads with one exception are again open for business and in good shape and all trains are being run on schedule time Many dispatches from Memphis have stated that the Iron Mountain was the only road entering the city from the west - K BFftfF Tj Bvery ingredient in Hires Rootbeer is health giving The blood is improved the nerves soothed the stomach benefited by this delicious beverage ex senator d w vookiiees In the repeal of the Sherman law the Hoosier senator however took a very prominent part It was his last important work in the senate and the accomplishment of the repeal was due largely to the effective support he ren dered to the Cleveland administration which had made the repeal one of its chief purposes The finance committee at this time was almost evenly divided on the financial question and the balance of power in the committee lay practically with Mi Voorhees Mr Voorhees death was caused by The an attack of angina pectoris was so poor during senators health the recent political campaign that he could not participate in it but after his return to Washington in November he seemed to improve in health Two weeks ago the old rheumatic troubles returned and three days ago they became even more alarming Mr Voorhees was 70 years of age last September and prior to his retirement from public life on March 4 last had been for many years one of the most picturesque figures in He was born in the senate township Butler county O Liberty and in his early infancy was carried by his parents to their pioneer home in the Wabash valley Indiana In 1849 he graduated from the Indiana Asbury now Depauw university and studying law began its practice in 1S51 His first publicv office was entered upon in 1S58 since which time he had been almost con- Â¬ tinuously in office Washington April 12 The remains of ex Senator Voorhees will be escorted from this city to his native state of Indiana Monday Before being taken to the Terre Haute home the body will lie in state in the capitol building at Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Rootbeer Quenches the thirst tickles the palate fall of snap sparkle and effervescence A teniDcr- ance drink for everybod Hires Co Philadelplii Made only by The Charles A pacUagc maUcs five nations r Wwn mx Graceful LMll Waverley Bicycles aire pleas Â¬ ing to the eye Their mechÂ¬ anism is perf eci What more could he wanted than the famous 96 Waverley greatly improved at such a price Better than them all is the 1897 WAVERLEY with absolutely true bearings built on a new principle which sells at the fixed price of Send for a Catalogue Indiana Bicycle Co - Indianapolis End 100 Â¬ Â¬ Lawrenceburg district who sustained a severe shock by falling from a Con Â¬ necticut avenue car Tuesday after- Â¬ noon elicited the information that while still confined to his bed the ven erable representative is improving The only danger is his advanced age Â¬ Washington April 10 A dispatch received by the Baltimore and Ohio Gon Fullertons Remains officials here from Oakland says that a body supposed to be that of Gen Joseph S Fuller ton of Washington Frightfully 15urned by Gasoline Thursday Fremont O April 9 morning while attempting to fill the magazine of a gasoline stove which was burning Mrs B F Harford of Genoa was frightfully burned by an explosion and it is thought can not recover Homer Must Hang has been found in the river eight miles below the scene of the Oakland wreck in which he was killed about three weeks ago If the report is true the remains will be cared for in Oakland and the friends of Gen Fullerton will be notified and will be taken west at once on a special train at the com panys expence Â¬ i ff il Baltimoke April 9 The court of appeals Thursday morning- affivmed the judgment o the lowc court sentencing- Simon Homer to hang for the murder of Samuel McCarrier at Cum October last Gov berland in liOwndes will name the date of the banging at Cumberland Portrait Painter Paralyzed - I i i j C- 9 I 3 - 4 leigh has been stricken with paraly- Â¬ sis His left side is affected While his condition is serious it is believed hai he will recova- - Lexington Kyv April known portrait painter 9 The well W T Hun Fruit Crop Damaged O April 10 Thursdays rainstorm developed into a blizzard Thursday night Snow fell to a depth of several inches The trains were all late and wires were down east and west with but one railroad wire east work ingIt is feared the fruit crop has been seriously damaged Greater Xeiv York Charter Disapproved Albany N Y April 10 The greater New York charter has been disapproved by Mayor Strong of New York Mayor Wurster of Brooklyn and Mayor Gleason of Long Island City approved it Bradford - Â¬ Â¬ held here at noon Monday in St Johns Episcopal church after which the remains will be removed to the Penn sylvania railroad station and accom panied by the family and Senator Wilson will leave on the Chesapeake Ohio express at 230 The honorary THE pallbearers selected are Senators Morrill Turpie J K Jones Wilson Cul For 14 years this Butler Judge Lawshoe by meritalone 80 miles shan from Tien davits from those persons will be read lom ex Senator and Hon Richard 1ms distanced all rence Weldon J competitors Tsin Chinese in the f joint assembly Saturday where the A Bright Indorsed by over established 1000000 ivcaierb a3 have extensive car prominent official states that he has The original intention was to take the best in style lit employing GOO men and build seen indictments already written for works and durability ut the body direct to Terre Haute and any shoe ever offer ing the rolling stock for the Tien Tsin Dr Hunter and ex Congressman Wiled at o have funeral services there Wednesday It i made in all railroad extension Only axles wheels son the latest SHAPES or Thursday contingent on the arrival and stjles and springs and couplers are imported of the ex senators eldest son from every variety of Bill in the Senate The Tariff of The consul says he was surprised at leather Washington April 10 The repub Â¬ Spokane Wash but these plans were Ono dealer in a the excellence of finish of the new town riven exclusive sale tuid adverHe advises American lican senators who are acting as a changed Sunday night by the follow passenger cars tised in local paper subcommittee of the senate committee ing telegram from Gov Mounts prion receipt of reason manufacturers to send catalogues and secretary able order AVrito of on finance in the preparation of the vate for catalogue to pi ice lists to the engineer-in-chie- f Gov Mount tenders his sincere estiare inclined W I litiVGlXB the imperial railways at Tong tariff bill to postpone in theirof JJrockton JUnsiu its sympathy in the affliction you are the date mates now Makers of planing and shang becalled upon to endure in consequence saw mill machinery be presentation to the senate a little should Df the death of your distingushed on qui especially vive yond the imit originally fixed by the They express the opinion that father and begs to be informed if it he says for this trade At the same them family to have place the Chinese Engineering and it may be two weeks from the present will be agreeable to the at will be in shape to be the remains lie in state the Indiana CONSTANT WEARERS Mining Co is taking- out 2000 tons of time before it capitol en route to Terre Haute reported coal daily War Talk in the Transvaal 1 Largest Policy Ever Issued Durraat Sentenced to Death If you suffer from any form of Asthma wo will 12 A London you Free San Francisco April 12 Theodore San Francisco April 10 Mrs Le Daily mail April Cape dispatch to the send Kew Africanby maii prepaid a the kola Plant Compound Town says the tures from Durrant was Saturday morning for land Stanford Friday signed the conSure Botanic Cure for Asthma It is Na Â¬ the second time sentenced to be tract by which her life is insured for Hetdageblad the Dutch newspaper ttartngh the Blood and ifc never neralu2 recordldSes hanged for the murder of Blanche La tewft1118 The policy which is said declares that leading officials of the StehaX4SiniUfc2 for Eduction and ia 1000000 to mont in Emanuel church two years to be the largest ever issued was Transvaal speake openly of war with i ago He will be hanged at San Quen written by a New York company By England as inevitable and aver that Siew York it will be carried right up to Table tin prison on June 11 and Whiskey Habit cured the terms of the contract Mrs Stan- Bay at home without nain Book oC ford is to pay an anual premium oi particulars sentPlCEE li M Searching for an Heir Greeks Volunteering 170 000 and upon her death 1000000 Troy N Y April 12 A J Dwyer Athens April 12 From 6000 to DISCOVERY sires of New Orleans is in this city searchi- will be paid by the company to the qoickrelieandcures3vortit i University 5000 volunteers are preparing- to start cases Send for book of testimonials Leland Stanford Jr ng- for John C King of Duquesne and lO diivs and continue for the frontier immediately after war treatment Pree DrIf H OREEXs SOSS AtanuGa Pa who has disappeared and is sup- Should she live ten years premiums the is declared Commander Soutzo the 600 SECOND HAND BICYCLES 5 TO 1- 5posed to have come to Troy A broth Â¬ her annual payment of All makes GOOD AS NEW Must be university will receive at her deatlr best ca valry officer in the Greek army er of King died recently and left a g2000000 clood out Lists free L A Mead Ccle Co Chicago instead of 1000000 has started for Arta fortune of 100000 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Indianapolis at the suggestion of Gov Mount Funeral services will bo TM W to-Tone- r- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ r--- c Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1340 w - liliwl FREE Â¬ Â¬ n68rffl OPIUM Sp - DROPQY7 J Â¬ - i T V3K fejfrv re f - s 4 fc -- i Rr 1 r- - -- S SQS- K Is -i r 1 y THE BOTJRBON NEWS TUESDAY APEIL 13 1897 PELTS An Island IVtticn Has Been Stocked wiili Fur Bearing Animals There is an island off the coast of Maine six miles outside of Boothbay harbor where the rarest of one species of fur bearing animals are found in numbers They are black and silver foxes and It majr be said in beginning that the3r did not get on the island by themselves A few 3ears ago Thomas F Morgan of Groton Conn who was summering at Boothbay Harbor conceived the plan of stocking one of the numerous islands in that vicinity with black and silver foxes that are now almost extinct in the wild state He looked around for a suitable island and finally hit upon Outer Heron as possessing all the conditions necessary to the success of such a colony as he desired to plant Outer Heron is a wooded island of 100 acres or so with considerable elevation and bold rocky shores It has plenty of fresh water and its dense growth of spruces pines and firs breaks the force of winter gales There is a good dwell- Â¬ ing home on the island and in winter a dozen or more lobster fishermen live in shanties around the little cove that serves as a harbor The island was owned by Eichard H Emerson a veteran who resided at East Boothbay From him Mr Morgan ob tained permission in consideration of a j earby rental to stock the island with fcxes An order was sent bv Mr Morgan to a fur compan3r engaged in breeding black foxes on an island in Alaska for a con- Â¬ signment of the animals and 30 good specimens were started east The journe3- - took man3 months being made b- - vessel and steamer to San Prancisco and thence overland and when the conÂ¬ signment arrived at Boothbaj- - Harbor only seven of the fcxes were alive These were put on Outer Heron about a year ago and the3r have thrived and multiplied from all indications A few months ago a compac3 was formed un Â¬ der the lavfs of Maine to foster the in Â¬ dustry Mr Morgan things he will make out of the fox raising business on Outer -- IJ BLIND T cannot see The things God mad Once seen are clothed in purple sliade The beauty born of light to me Is all for dreams I cannot see When morning comes I feel the day Touch sightless lids and then away To wake the birds and buds and all Sweet things that answer to His call- A thousand voices I can hear Hymning the glories of the year The honeysuckle jdne the bee 1 love them but I cannot see IV cricket chirping in the grass Carpets with green the ways I pass A swallow in a note or two Covers my night with dome of blue A katydid sets stars on high I see but with no mortal eye And God be praised Hes given to me Such friends as these I cannot see -- William S iLord in 2tf T Independent -- not as I say you would regret it Leave to his side and placed her hand on his everything tomebut let all of your ar- Â¬ arm rangements be made should every- Â¬ Herbert inclined his head His eves thing transpire as I have told you to met Fannies and he started back with visit Wilmington to morrow and you a cry of terror shall have further proof and prooj of I cant 1 cant Oh Fannie take why Herbert desired his uncles death awny those eyes I am not well There were two objects one he has atWhy cousin what is the matter tained the other he thinks to attain Shall I call Aunt Mag and have her to morrow night It is your sisters send for Dr Porter hand Ko no Fannie doctors can do no as you say I will remain good I am better now Let it be Â¬ aiiiJI2 V7ATjrMft - sTm i tln ir rmivtt Meantime why is it that you so interest yourself in this mattei and you a stranger here True I am a Scotchman and came from Scotland here You speak not the dialect No but can at will or almost any other 1 am one of these oft time con- Â¬ demned but sometimes useful individuals known as detectives Oh I see but who empkryes you That is a secret I cannot now di vulge but may later There must be no force used Lath rops admission of guilt must be volun silent Â¬ -- Certainly else it would not be evi- Â¬ dence against him He shall not even sec cither of us Well theres our dinner signal and You forget Herbert that Clarence vou will not come I will meet vou and I have been lovers for 3ears while since CHAPTER XXII Continued promptly but where can you dine most of your courtship must be done YodareqAite wrongIr Hill True Oh dont mind me its a part of a after marriage Well good night there Ave re two witnesses butMiss Loycl detectives business to be prepared for cousin do you want the kiss was not one of them She but entered any emergency I can trust you to obI may claim it at the altar when I the library in company with Herbert serve silence and even in your conduct give away the bride but not to night Lathrop and saw Angus turning from betrav nothing In another moment Fannie was asthe bed the bloodr knife was in bis Yes though you have quite as- cending the stairs wondering at the band He had just drawn ix from the tounded me but even in the event of actions of her cousin and when she had bosom of the banker where it was Lathrops being the murderer of his irone Herbert elosed the librarv door buried even lo the hilt by the hand of uncle little will it help Black Beard My God must I go through life thus Lathrop The blow was struck with the the curse of the coast a constant terror in my mind and heart assassin standing behind the back of Let Black Beard look out for him- Strange that I could not kiss my cousin Angus the blade was thrust under his self 2so not strange for right before me very arm It was a w ell laid plot to But I cant understand why you were her fathers eyes throw the guilt on Bruce and in gettinff should be employed to come from Scot- Â¬ Need rest Need sleep That do I rid of the uncle to brand with the mark land here on this case but dreams of terror drive them both of Cain one he had reason to fear would Did you not know that the Loyds away and going to the house brought prove a bar to the consummation of the were of Scotch ancestry back with all its force the horror of wish to make your sister his wife have heard as much Weil the night when first I stained my hand I think I Angus was paralyzed with horror good by until G30 with crime And once I thought to Good-bj- but he saw the retreating form of La be prompt wed Fannie not for a mint of gold throp as he receded through the bathTom proceeded in the direction from gold Gold is a curse what Mag room and heard a cry whence the dinner bell had sounded Aunt Mag He sprang forward but the closed and Hugh Gordon directed his steps Yes Marse Herbert and she en- Â¬ door was a barrier that withstood even towards Kendall tered the room his weight He heard voices on the oth- Â¬ Make my hot Scotch and make it er side but turned back strong strong enough if you can to CHAPTER XXIH There lay the banker dead In very putme sound asleep liorror lie grasped tne nanaie oi uie WHY MAKSTEK DAJiS XO OXE JIEKE BUT Yes Marse Herbert and in a few YOU AXP I knife and drew it forth the red blood minutes she entered with the pitcher on followed it staining his hands and the two men met at the rice a tray At 630 clothes He gave a cry of murder and mill nor had they long to wait before Here Marse Herbert this will make as he turned with the knife in his hand they could see the Sunshine rounding you sleep an if yon drink it good and Lathrop and Miss Loyd entered the li a curve as she came puffing down the hot sleep sound brary Miss Loyd fainted at the terri Â¬ river She xassed the Kendall landing make you a present If it do that ble sight that met her gaze Lathrop without halting but at Orton drew up on my wedding Ill day charged Angus with the murder and to the pier What make you go to the house in Jled to call officers and cause his arrest Yes said Tom hell visit our house town when you know it iipsot you so All circumstances Mere against him before going home and probably re even the murdered mans daughter main there at least until nine oclock would have condemned him to the noose Fannie is there and they will ride home of the hangman together To nv v as but a further evidence of At S30 Gordon and Tom stepped to Lis guilt To remain was to die on the the door at the Kendall mansion It was gallows He chose the former alterna unnecessary for Gordon to knock as m tive Would you or I have done other Â¬ Aunt Mag had been listening at a win Â¬ j tr Is P wise dow and heard them step onthe piazza J Life is dear reputation to some men she opened the door and admitted them dearer yet both were dear to Angus They proceeded at once to the library Bruce and made doubly so by what Your Aunt Mag said Gordon had become the highest ambition of his master stopped at Orton life he would live and live to see the I know she said I seed the steammurderer of John Lo3d brought to jus er pnss but they wont be long now tice and his own good name clear The first thing to do Mr Hill said You appall me but where got you all Gordon is to take off our shoes and cf this information who was this other following his words he pulled Oft his fi Witness who uttered this cry of which own you speak why has this witness re Whv is this necessary asked Tom mained silent As a precaution against noise your Because Mr nill the evidence of shoes off then one of us will take a S sHiWl fm m this witness would not be taken in a position beneath that sofa while the court of law against a Caucasian that other will stand in this bookcase Thus fact and terror have kept her lips we cannot only hear but see every Gordon took his stand in the bookcase sealed Lathrop would have killed her thing that transpires in this room also had he not have known that her That looks like taking a mean ad it mind vou of the night when you could not condemn him An vantage of a man evidence kill ole marster gus knew it or he would have remained The end young man justifies the Mag Mag Dont say that dont to confront his accuser who told him means Do not hesitate if you would speak it as he staggered from the room that a save the honor of your family Why marster deres no one here but Marse Tom if you wants to iind out j you an I diggers oath wouldnt save him Aunt Mag knew it for she begged Angus who kill my ole marster find out now The very walls have ears to flv before it is too late Did you hear anything more of AnTom took off his slices and two min- gus marster Aunt Mag What the What knew she about it utes later was safely ensconet under Nothing of Angus Mag since he All all It was she who uttered the the sofa and when the fringe had been robbed the treasury theyre sure to crv in the bathroom she saw the knife dropped it would hae been impossible capture or kill him before lone driven home by the hand of Lathrop to discover him while he could readily Do vou reckon marster hed have ghe is the other witness see every object in the room turnedpirate if you hadnt cused him of Can exclaimed Tom God Great Hugh Gordon took his stand in the striking- the blow that killed marster bookcase opposite after having ar it bepossible I dont know Mag but I wish to You still doubt ranged the curtain in such a manner God he had struck it instead of me as would enable him to see I must without legal evidence I have seen no peace since of HerMag locked the door and handed him You are a friend an admirer What made you do it then marsLathrops the key through the broken glass bert ter They had been in their respective Far from being an admirer if indeed The devil Aunt Mag The devil be anything about him to admire positions but a short time when car- Â¬ there An you gwine to choke me marster A friend I must be since he weds my riage wheels were heard grinding the when I screamed How could I help sister and yet 1 have had hard work to gravel as it apxirssehed the house and scream when I seed you xilunge that in a moment more Herbert Clarence long knife right into marsters breast reconcile myself to the union Would you doubt the evidence of and Fannie entered the room an he fell back dead vour own ears should you hear Her Clarence little dreamed that his Woman will you drive me mad Lathrop confess his guilt No marster but if Fd been in the brother Tom was under the sofa on bert How could I But I think I shall which he and Fannie were- seated bathroom in time Id a stopped you I am guilty of never hear the words Aunt Mag came and took Fannies an you never would a been a a a the murder of my uncle fall from his wraps A murderer Mag Yes would to God lips Is the parlor lighted Aunt Mag you had for everything that urged me on now seems of little value and would You shall and you shall see him too asked Fannie Â¬ of his coun Â¬ Xo honey does you want it light yield up all yes even to the hand of and in every lineament while he utters the words that ed tenance Clara Hill whom I love as I never did Say no Fannie said Clarence Im another could I but wash from mj condemn him read his guilt How If there is truth in going right home I dont wish to keep hands my uncles blood or be able to When you from repose on your last night of blot from my memory forever the trans all this there is no time to lose none lost all arrange Â¬ single blessedness and as we start at actions of that nig ht of terror But There will be ments are perfected Lathrop has gone once on our wedding trip it is neces now Mag if you live a century let me to Wilmington as you probably know sary that you have a good nights never again hear you mention the name of my uncle What you know you He will return on the down trip of the sleep at seven oclock And you too Clarence also Her know No one else can condemn me Sunshine and be home on alone saw me strike the blow that though he may leave the boat at Orton bert your house before so good killed John Loyd I shall try to Fannie dear landing and call at And Angus marster go wig to Kendall That we cannot tell night this even Â¬ Fannie accompanied Clarence to the Angus could not see me I was bebut will you meet me at 630 Good night Clarence hind him True he caught sight of my prepared to hear and witness what door ing Good nightray little wife and some form as I sped from the room There T have told you after he has entered ter- Â¬ tiling sounded suspiciously like a kiss none that can condemn me whom Efear his house Otherwise remember the Fannie tripped back into the room but God my horrid dreams and con- Â¬ rible position in which your sister will science and if they lieno less lightly when she finds herself wedded for a moment be placed you on ray soul the hand that shed jny Good night Herbert I hope to a murderer needed not that last remark to will rest well to night I thank you uncles blood shall do the same for It induce me Yes I will meet you at so much for bringing my writing case me Good night Mag I have emptied the time stated and at the rice mill on from the house How does the old -can see home seem now Herbert your pitcher and my head is heavy f onder ridge From there we wont Gloomy Fannie gloomy as deathit God grant that for this one night I sleep steamer stops But here the vou come to the house and dine with self but good night my little cousin undisturbed by dreams1 Good night marster iis It is now noon and father must May I kiss you on this last night of our WhejiTTprhcrtfhadasndpclhp singlejife stairs know of the liaswrd of his daughter Surely Herbert you may kiss your uud closed his room door Hugh Gordon A word or a suspicion By no means Voufd ruin all Do not lisp a syllable cousin good night after all that you iind Tom came from thCjir placeaof con a vour home Reniemler if it proves havp done for her and Fannie walked cealment Tom was very pale and large H BSC0TT Copyright by A N Kellogg Newspaper Co tarv - drops of persxJirationstood out on his forehead What think you now lieutenant said Gordon Its all too plainsaid Tom My poor sister You see now said Gordon thatin a f ew hours more she would have been united to a murderer Thank God she has escaped that fate our family can never lepay your debt There has been too much excite lam alread repaid said Gordon Now go you home but meet me at ten you are ment for you Herbert When married and away from here you will oclock to morrow morning on Orton be well again But my eyes Herbert landing and we will visit Wilmington where I have further matters pertain what did you sec in my eyes T ing to Herbert Lathrop to bring to your Only only Fannie an expression notice In the meantime not a word of have often noted in your fathers Is that all and did that cause you what jou have seen or heard we will return to Orton in time to save your to start in terror It is very strange Strange Yes but it was so sudden sister L will do as you desire for I have Fannie I am glad raj eyes remind one of learned to trust you Caution Aunt Mag and not a word my father Fannie do you think that Clara is to cause susxicion Let all xrogress unhappy for the wedding though bufc one will Why no Herbert not more than occur even though they be assembled at the chapel when we return yet shall usually What makes you think so She dont seem happy in our coming thestrong hand of the law claim one would be bridegroom for the hangmarriage not as you do in yours I VALUABLE HUMOROUS Young Solicitor Make yourself eas3T my dear sir the successful man agement of 3our case shall be the task of my life Tit Bits Do you like steanT Mrs Gra3 Mrs Brown Beally I dont heat know You see we only have steam Boston Transcript cold in our flat Please give an ex Professor ampleof actions speaking louder than Adlefc When a man calls for words soda water and accompanies his order witn a wink sir Harlem Life Walker I dont see why you should call Anderson a miser Wheeler And I dont see what else you can call a man who buys a last years wheel Indianapolis Journal to save mone3 Church Do you believe what they say about our congressman buying his Gotham No way to Washington I dont I happen to know that he went there on a pass Yonkers Statesman Spillink has Outraged Precedent Whats the mat lost his job again He criticised an ester this time sayist without saying that his work re- Â¬ minded the reader of Charles Lamb Chicago Record A certain old lady was arguing strongl3 for womans rights in the way of preaching when some one attempted to put her down with a text from St Paul Ah said she thats Household where Paul and I differ Words French Teacher You cant trans late the simple words bon homme I am surprised Young Pupil diliÂ¬ gently reflecting I think I know what bon means It means can TVpnch Tftnchpr Raw did vou ffetthat ideal Young Pupil Why bon bon Chicago Tribune means candj Â¬ Â¬ j Â¬ Â¬ mans noose far better - Miserable wretch exclaimed Tom Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ forget meantime overcome him and he carry out his threat of self destruction Is you satisfied Marse Gordon and Marse Tom More than satisfied answered each as they left the house Then Mag is satisfied muttered Ole marster Mag aint the quadroon TO would his conscience1 in the Â¬ Â¬ BE CONTINUED Â¬ It ELUSIVE ERROR Aroused tho Tradesmans Ire When AN -- Â¬ i always bad policy to count your chickens before they are hatched but when one actually believes he beholds them strutting proudly about Before his eyes he can scarcely be blamsd for felicitating himself And yet there is many a slip as that other proverb tells us A Scotch tradesman who had amssed as he believed 4000 was surprised at his clerk iresenting him with a balance sheet that showed his fortune to be 6000 It is Discovered It CRITICISM OF THE RICH Would Be Much Better to Correct neron old man It canna be count again said the - Â¬ KpTf sSk mi iff iv -- -- Â¬ Â¬ 4 mwm Nffll m The clerk did count again and ag ain declared the balance to be tiOOO The master himself counted and he alt o brought out a clear balance of G0G0 Time after time he cast up the columnar it was still a six and not a four that re Â¬ warded his labors So the old mer chaht on the strength of his good fortune modernized his house and jmt money in the purse of the carpenter the painter and the upholsterer Still however he had a lurking doubt of the existence of the extra 2000 so one winter night he sat down and gave the columns one count more the close of the reckoning lie jumped up as though lie had been and rushed out in a shower of rain to the house of the clerk who capped and drowsy ut out his head from an attic window at the sound of the knocker mumbling Whos there ye scoundrel exclaimed the employer Yove added the year of our Lord amang the poons Argosy Me Air lU Timed JLiiugli Harbor recently Mr Knight talked entertainingly about the prospects of raising black foxes for market We dont expect to get anj returns right away said he but when we get the island well stocked we ought to do well Last year there were onlv 1700 black and silver fox skins sold in Lon- Â¬ don the fur market of the world The3 ba3r To a Globe man who visited Booth Â¬ nearl3 all came from Alaska and thej were 14 months on the way If we can raise skins here we can get them to London 13 months earlier than they could be sentf rom Alaska We intend to breed out all the liglit strain or silver foxes from our stock A silver fox is by no means a cheap animal the xelt of a good one is worth 75 to 100 but the black fox is much more valuable the pelts being worth as high as 100 each Boston Globe THE GREECE OF TO DAY gai--vaniz- ed 1 and what dye want HI Â¬ - Yes Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ er Â¬ -- J - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ L Â¬ -- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ companied an arctic expedition wiih the mercury at GO below zero 1 walkc d 14 miles over the shifting floes What do you think of that Jretty cold feat said the thought- Â¬ less youth in the corner Then the thoughtless youth laughed at his own thoughtless joke Young man remarked the ared lis tenert lie who runs may read that you attitude and character that had given it the most jirominent place in the his are not a man ied man Why no Im not tor3r of the human race The two admitted fie years struggle which gave to Greece the youth If you were continued the ancient right ito look Europe in the face as a file you wouldnt indulge in Iryena noble peoxfle determined to die rather laughs over vicious attempts at humor than live the slaves of a hateful tyran based on the misfortunes of married m at the same time gave to Europe the assurance that Greece was living men Alas added the old philosoxmc how few boys of the present genera Â¬ Greece again and Christian conscience tion remember that their fathers were and classic memories combined when married men Cleveland Plain Deal- Â¬ once flic 3oke was broken to enable the Greeks to show to the world that in er spile of the bombshells of Venice and Wonders of the Heavens the sabers Tmrkev not onlv should A peep into the heavens through a a Greek of modern telcscoxe is a xeep into the very free frommother bear sons to grow up the rapine depths of mystery With such an in- Â¬ but desolate Athens cf Turkish hands should rise to her strument one may gaze upon 100000000 old position and along stars each of thenra burning blazing Glasgow and Aberdeenwith Edinburgh assert its place sun From whatlittle we know of among famous European cities that creation we cannot but believe that earh combine commercial enteixnise with of those suns is adding light and heat cultivated intelligence It was this to a train of placets just in the samfc noble patriotic pride that in the short manner that our sun gives light and lire space of half a centuiy turned the little to his flock of worlds Beyond thee ruined village into an inrposing city 100000000 suns there may be hundreds Prof Blackie in Forum of millions more Thus they may Basely Maligrnert continue sysfem after system and I have good reason to be said the worlds without end Verily we may young man when they asked him WI13 say with Uichters dream man who was You know I axmeared taken on a voyage by an angel through he was so sad at the Eadley Smarton ball as a fif-Â¬ the depths of space End there is teenth centuiy Englishman none neither was there a beginning Yes Louis Republic And to make sure that I would be Expensive Abstraction correctly reported I had im office boy A well known lawyer took his accus send an item to the papers And tomed seat in a restaurant ordered a abbreviated it so it came out tteithe light lunch and as usual became ab- Â¬ was in the character of a 15 cent Eng-I Â¬ sorbed in a newspaper After eating lishman Indianapolis Journal and reading for n time somebody came Reason lor Discretion along and held out a hand The lawyer Yes George she said with a fond rput a note in the outstretched palm and went on reading Presently the lawyer smile our engagement must be kepi rose to go and Uie waiter came for the a secret But win-- dear he asked lunch money The monej for ihe Because silly hoy if it were made Why lunch exclaimed the lawyer think I realky in Â¬ its not five minutes since I gave 3011 public people wouldou Philadelphia a two dollar bill and you havent tended to marry 3 North American brought rrie the change Beg pardon You shS replied the waiter stiihy 1evcr Fails must havtj given the bill to the girl Doctor the caller asked of the dis Â¬ who is- collecting for the street band tinguished surgeon when ordinary outside And then the lawyer realized methods fail to bring aman from under what his forgetful nes had cost him the influence of chloroform how do you GoldenVDays proceed VI show him his bill Detroit Free Affectioh is the broadest basis of a ----- sir said the man who had ac Â¬ Tnrlcisli Domination To understand the phenomenal rise of Greece we must bear in mind that though the Greeks had been miseramy downtrodden b3 the Turks for 400 3ears the best hope of the people borne by an unhol3r tribute far away from their mothers homes and trained into the tools of an inhuman tjranny and though had it not been for the un towaird event at Navarino the whole Xiopulation of the Morea would have been exterminated beneath the merci- Â¬ less tramp of Turkish hoofs there nevertheless lived behind the outward show of slavish debasement a heart of sturdy independence thait cherished the Xiatriotic memories of ages and seized eagerlj-- on ever3r chance that might en Â¬ able it to stand before the world in the -- Patriotism TliaT Brolce tlie Fetters of Nothing is so easy as to divert the at f tention of a communit3 like New Yorli from a real issue to a fictitious one Thus at a moment when some hard headed concentration on the gas ques tion might have resulted in saving fox the people of New York from 3000 000 to 10000000 a year on their light bills a most excellent clerg3man com- Â¬ mitted the inadvertence of expressing to his congregation his personal disax proval of ostentatious display and lavish expenditure as about tobe exhibited in a certain f ancy dress ball Whereupon the newspapers of the town became wildly li3sterical and began tq print unnumbered columns of rubbish about this nrivateentertainment - The arrepressioies 01 we ptupix seizea xno opportunity to launch volumes of ser mons upon the ethical and economic asÂ¬ pects of luxurious expenditure and the irrepressibles who had no other outlet wrote letters to the newspapers or of Â¬ fered themselves up to the interviewers The entire discussion was without significance or practical bearing Civili- Â¬ zation is a ver3 complex affair So long as the laws of the land are not violated the rich mans private expenditures are as strict - a matter to be controlled by his own taste and judgment as the ex Xenditures of the poor man Capital in this countr3 in our generation has been eminentl3r and conspicuously de Â¬ voted to economic jiroduction and has not to anr appreciable extent been di- Â¬ verted and wasted in wanton luxur3 It is none of the publics business how the millionaire monopolist spends his mone3 but it is in the highest degree the publics business how he has gained it especial how it came to pass that he obtained the franchise or public priv-Â¬ ilege or other favorable opportune by means of which he has enriched him-Â¬ self A commiunit3- - that jermits a monopoly to charge it 125 for gas when if it had virtue and character it could make its own gas and supply itself at 60 cents a thousand feet shows itself in a somewhat pitiable light when it affects to criticise rich people for giv-ing fancy dress balls or living in fine houses Review of Reviews Â¬ Pnlilic Evils Â¬ Â¬ - - Â¬ 1 3- -- - was a custom in England to hang smug- Â¬ glers on gibbets arranged along the coast and to tar their bodies so that they might last a long time and be a warning to other culprits So recently as 1S22 three men thus coated could have been seen hanging before Dover castle This embalming process was sometimes used on other criminals Thus John Painter who fired the dock yards at Portsmouth in 177Gwas hanged and then coated with tar-- From time to time the process was repeated and1 his body lasted 14 years Chicago Times Herald Effect of Weather on Crime Prof Willis L Moore in a recent lec- Â¬ ture cited statistics to show what a great effect the weather conditions have on crime There is a larger proportion of crime in the hot months than in the ver3 cold ones although there is much more inducement for crime in th6 win Â¬ ter From the records compiled b3 a weather bureau official a few 3 ears ago it was found that while there were lG0O suicides and 2500 murders during the three warmest months of the 3ear there were but 1200 suicides and 1700 murders during the three coldest months Chicago Inter Ocean Church from a Single Tree Santa Rosa capital of Santa Rose county Cal has a Baptist church which holds over 200 people built en- Â¬ tirety from timber sawn out of a single redwood Timbers weather boarding and inner lining are all of wood there being no plaster or bricks and mortar about it The roofing too is of shingles cut from the same tree and after it was all finished there were G0- 000 shingles left Chicago Tribune What a curious uuiuit if Heres Jones been walking around all day holding his nose Brown Wiry his wife told him not io forget to order som e smelts for di ier Brookbyn Life amiuli 4 1 - It has not been Embalmed with Tar so ver3r long since it iJi - Sere to Remembers M good lifeGcorge Eliot Press - -- i r - if f i- - t V v WVJ T3iJ1 v v -- v 4 S - fif i t - 4 s - p Call On Joe Williams THE bavins withdrawn from the race for jailer we now call on him to make the race for Constable of Paris He has made an efficient and faithfnl officer and ought to be indorsed by the people for Constable We ask him to allow his name to be nsed as a candidate for Constable Many Democrats b m TUESDAY APRIL 13 1897 Echoes Of The Street 5T 4 65W Jos Williams I k Chain is never so happy after the chain is 11 a I The family circle SCINTILLATIONS I IJ J lrt An Interesting Jumble Of News And fc feAKlN6 V Comment Were 1 POWDER Absolutely7 Pure Celebrated for its great leavening strength and healthfulness Assures the food against alum and all forms of adul- Â¬ teration common to the cheap brands Royal 35akingr Powder CO- - I t 4j New YOrkJ rt i THE II HEWS 1881 Seventeenth Year Established BBUCE MILLER 1 Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editor and Owner etc Make all Checks Money Orders payable to the order of Champ Miiler Notice At a meeting of the Democratic Connty Committee of Bourbon county held April 5th 1897 it was ordered that the Chairman of the Committee should on the 12th day of April 1897 declare candidates who had no opposition the regular nominees of the Democratic party for the offices to be voted for at ensuing November election In compliance with said order I here Â¬ by declare the following persons the nominees of the party For Representative John T Hinton Clerk County Court Ed D Paton Coroner Dr H H Roberts T E Moore DC Parrish Secy Chmn Dem Co Committee- - r I 1i I I T i i 11 5 j U C r iV An exchange is moved to remark It is too bad that when a man has been seeking a diplomatic position for some weeks and finally gets it he is unable to Gossip of the Diamond Doings of Pro- avoid that shock of bewildered surprise iessionals and Amateurs which he always shows when the newB Central University and Centre College comes to hand base ball teams will play a match game employed in the on the C U campus Saturday The Kentnckians TreasurylDepartment presented tary Carlisle with a handsome silver ser i STOCK AND TURF NEWS among vice Three Maysville men are Of Stock Crop Etc the number Messrs Sam M Gaines Sales and Transfers Notes Turf Crit S Pearce and J D Kehoe The saddle horse purchased in Lexing- Â¬ Mrs Leland Stanford has taken out ton last week for President McKinley a life insurance policy for 1000000 for cost 725 the benifit of the Leland Stanford Jr At Lexington Friday Ashland Wilkes University The annual premium is sire of John It Gentry 200 J was sold 170000 to Brooks Curry for 7500 Ashland The daily farce was enacted yester- Â¬ Wilkes is fifteen years old Linville Marders a well known young day at Frankfort The vote resulted Hunter 44 No quorum No election Bluegrass trainer who for the past two The Hunter people say they will elect years has been training a stable of horses at Evansville Ind has forsaken the to day trotter and is now training runners at A dispatch on second page gives the Latonia race track Covington and is details of the last illness of ex Senator said to have six very promising ones in Daniel W Voorhees who died at charge He won a 250 purse Saturday Washington Saturday at Newport with Percita who got off seventh She was a 12 to 1 shot Doiug3 At Ifrankfort Among the Bourbon horses eligible to The silverites gold Democrats and start in the Oakley Derby are Ireland a Fergusons Valesco Irelands Endur- Â¬ anti Hunter Republicans broke quorum Saturday in the daily Senator- ance J K Redmons Serrano Thompial squabble and only fifty eight votes son Tarrs F F V Wm Tarrs Old were cast all for Hunter Representa- Â¬ Tarr Turney Bros Dr Catlett and tive Thompson declared he would not Tillo Among the fillies eligible to start again vote for Hunter until the bribery in the Oaks are Nichols Talbots Lady charges were cleared up Eon J K Redmons Fontana Smith Fergusons Elsina Wm Tarrs Mary T A furore of excitement was caused Sat-Â¬ and Alice C urday by the grand jury investigating To The North charges of bribery brought against Dr Hunter John E Wilson and E T The Queen Cresent Route has inaug- Â¬ Franks Thos Tanner testified that at urated a service of observation Cars on Hunters request he took him Hunter the famous Blue Grass Vestibule beto the house of Capt Noel Graines one tween Cincinnati and Lexington night and Gaines testified that Dr Hun Parlor cars and Queen Present FreeÂ¬ ter offered him 15000 to get three ard vestibuled Day Coaches 4 Stand Trains Legislators to vote for him for Senator Daily to Cincinnati with close connecDr Hunter denies that he knows or ever tions with all Trains north saw either Tanner or Gaines and says Queen Cresent trains are without a Wilson peer in he never wa in their house the South and Franks also deny the accusation 17 Miles shortest line unequaled train Capt Gaines is one of the best known service young men in Frankfort and is captain W C Rinearson Â¬ of the McCreary guards The indictGenl Passr Agt Cincinnati O ments were drawn up Saturday but Reduced Rates to New York City have not yet been filed The Chesapeake and Ohio Ry will sell The House Saturday passed the bill round trip tickets to New York City at requiring that all death sentences im- Â¬ one and one third fares going April 23rd posed by the Kentucky courts should be to 26 inclusive and good to return until carried out within the walls of the May 4th Frankfort penitentiary It is thought Two Limited Vestibuled Trains each the bill will also pass the Senate way daily making three hours quickesttime from Central Kentucky points Awarded ex-Sec- re history Or is Who number a full battallion tendency to coughs there a And now and then one sees a card stallion throat or bronchial troubles Describing some fellows weak lungs Has a brother Flower thieves are at work in Winsister parent or near relative chester had consumption Then your The State Board of Equalization had family chain is weak raised the assessment of Fleming County Strengthen it Take SCOTTS 8 per cent on land and personalty sub Emulsion of Cod liver Oil ject to equalization and 6 per cent on with Hypophosphites town lotd rich blood gives strength Assistant Postmaster General Fourth and vigor to weak lungs and is making a record as a headsBristow run down constitutions With promises to eclipse his preman that its aid the system throws off He named thirty three new decessors acute coughs and colds It preÂ¬ postmasters Friday vents the chain from breaking Shall we send you a book about this Versailles has a curfew law the Counfree cil having passed one Tuesday night For sale by all druggists at 50c and iou 18 years and under have to BOWNE New York SCOTT All children be in the house by 7 oclock in the win ter and 8 oclock in the summer Lexington people will probably give a GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS in the near future for the South Â¬ benefit ern flood sufferers Manager Scott has Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In The Koyer donated the opera house and a call for EASTER SCHEMES volunteers to take part in the entertainN w do Pris maids conspire ment has been made po turn several clever tricks In gttinsjEMsrer togs Kentucklans After Plums Without raising paternal kicks Prop James Poyntz Nelson late of the State College Lexington has asked Mr Lsori Viucfiit lectured last night President McKinley to appoint him Wiruen No elists in M ysvilie on to Shanghai China a 5000 Jaue Austen Charlotte Bronte position He is indorsed by Mr Sam Roberts and Col Breckinridge I1 Melba so long indentified with G M Thomas has filed his application for the position of Collector of Internal the Metropolitan Opera Company will leave hr old associates and next season Revenue at Vanceburg Ky is to jnear with the Damrosch or gani ation BASE BALL NOTES Â¬ Â¬ t-makes swamped with cards from candi-- A GAME OP CARDS broken and a link taken Some family chains are strpngy others weak Have you a good family A most remarkable Mexican parrot was a member of the Blind Boone Co said a Parisian yesterday to The News When the company started over the Midland to Georgetown the bird spoke to the engineer and conductor and bossed the job of loading a piano into the baggage car telling the men to Buyers of Groceries heave at the proper time It was 19 prices because years old Can yon tell me the where ahouta of Blank inquired a leading citizen last week naming a well known colored man I want him to do some work for me Not exactly came the reply offered he died several weeks ago I dont NEWTON c MITCHELL THE PEOPLES GROCER are not forced to go to cut rate stores for low - I Will Meet Any Prices by them on same class of goods plete line I have 01 an excellent and com know his address now No sir the electric railroad project has not been killed by the cold water some writer tried to pour on it said an FANCY STANDARD GOODS ALMONDS interested paity Saturday We are just waitins a short while until capital is a trif e sier The scheme has not been given up A Winchester Fisli Story APPLES BANANNAS ORANGES MALAGA GRAPES FILBERTS ENGLISH WALNUTS -- BRAZIL PECANS Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ A party of ladies and gentleman fishing in one ot the ponds on Thomas Piersalls place near Pilot View a few days ago were having very poor success until Mrs Linville one of the party baited her hook with chewing gum aud immed- Â¬ iately caught a large carp The others begun using the same sort of bait with the tesult that the party returned home with a wagon load of fish The Winchester Sun says STICK AND MIXED CANDIES CANDIED CHERRIES v CANDIED APRICOTS CANDIED PINE APPLES New York Cream Edam and Pine Apple Cheese Fancy Evaporated Peaches Apricots Apples Prunes All kinds of Canned Fruits Sardines Champgnion French Peas Bottled Pickle Catsup Etc 1 FINEST CHOCOLATE CANDIES - Â¬ BALTIMORE CAN AND BULK OYSTERS ISGRIG TURKEYS i Â¬ You should see the line of mattings J T Hinton is showing Nobody can touch him - Prices from 8i cts per yard up Main NEWTO St Opp Court House Ml TCHELL 5 Paris Ky Con-sul-Gene- ral Wrights Celery Ten tion sick headaches jrc Important Notice - cent credit business I am compelled to give my collector ten per cent for col-Â¬ lecting my bills and therefore I will Do buy a refrigerator until you lose nothing by this method but will protect myself from losses and at have seen the best made They are at J same time I will save my patients the ten per cent i I will thank my patients if they will Advertised Letter Hist call and settle all their old bills and save costs List of letters remaining unclaimed Thanking you for past kindnesses I in Paris Ky postoffice April 9 1897 hope still to merit a part of your patronSincerely calling tor aboye letters will age 30mar tf Dr J JR Adair say advertised please W L Davis P M Â¬ On and after April 1st 1897 I will work strictly for cash I will keep no books and will therefore not credit any- Â¬ one 1 will discount my bills ten per PRIDE OF PAR Iw The Whitest Purest and The Best but will positively not do any PARIS MILLING CO Ask Your Grocer For It Take No Other Let The Whole World Know The Good Farm inuiements For sale HAVE a lot of new farming imple- ment8 which have never been U3ed that I will sell cheap for cash 7 double shovel plows 2 pony plows 6 1 1 SACK EVERY Lx U Ail Aii 1 jLILD BrMiles Heart Cure Does T 12 5 2 phseton buggies pair double trees tooth cultivators nice surrey barouche HAGGARD Glenns old stand corner Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky Uh JH 5yffllk JSyitotSiS f5feH wit OF SULo Â¬ Â¬ Ml H EART DISEASE Farm Implements 11 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ my farm has its victim at a onI will sell at public saleat atten oclock Harrods Creek pike disadvantage Always taught that a m on heart disease is incurable when the symptoms become well defined the patient APRIL 14 1897 becomes alarmed and a nervous panic takes WEDNESDAY place But when a sure remedy is found the following stock and farming imple- Â¬ and a cure effected after years of suffering ments there is great rejoicing and desire to let 1 rockaway gelding the whole world know Mrs Laura Wine 1 brown mare mule 8 yrs old good inger of Selkirk Kansas writes I desire workei to let the whole world know what Dr Miles 1 bay mare by Bismark Heart Cure has done for 1 colt by Eailmont Mil PS me For ten years I had 1 pair 2 yr old mules H63rt ClirC Pain in mv heart shortÂ¬ 6 extra Jersey cows fresh ness of breath palpita 2 nice Jersey heifers yearlings Restores tion pain in my leftside 1 nice Poland China boar oppressed feeling in my 3 nice brood sows pig in May Health ea chest weak and hungry 1 Shorthorn bull spells bad dreams could not lie on either 1 buggy side was numb and suffered terribly I took 1 Deering mower Dr Miles Heart Cure and before I finished 1 Sulky hay rake the second bottle I felt its good effects I feel And a number of other things too now that I am fully recovered and that Dr tedious to mention Miles Heart Cure saved my life J L HORTON Dr Miles Heart Cure is sold on guarantee money refunded that first bottle benefits or td A T Forsyth Auctr - Jt LrTaJ yWrf KilttKr iifMKYjBjl jtfP r Jb i old I THIS IS THE HOUSE TO GO TO If You Want To Buy The Best M H DAILEY 602 MAIN RAT OR the market for the money All sizes in stock and ready for immediate de- Â¬ livery Do not buya refrigerator until yon seen my On ST PARIS KY Over Deposit Bank OfBce hours - 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 pm Highest Honors Worlds Fair George W Barney DH Div Pass Agent Lexington Ky taken the agency for the Cincinnati Daily Times Star a most excellent paper and will have it delivered to subscribers in any part of the city for six cents per week He solicits your subscription tf To Cure A Cold FOR RENT vSSSSm7ffitMviK For 14 have Â¬ stock Sherman Stivers has Ml M y i i J - CREAM v-- o In One Iay r t MOST PERFECT MADE nmm iAKINCi lets Ky Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- Â¬ All druggists refund the money it it fails to cure 25c For sale by W T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris The pictures being given away by Davis Thomson Isgrig are works of art and an ornament to any house A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free Wrights Celery Tea cures constlpa from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant tiont sick headaches 25c at druggists v 40 YEARS THE STANDARD years this shoe by merit alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas 350 400 and 500 shoes are the productions of skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices Also 250 and 200 shoes for men 4250 200 and 175 for boys W Ii Douglas shoes are Indorsed by over 1000000 wearers as the best In syle fit and durability of any shoe ever offered at the prices They are made in all the shapes and styles and of everylatestÂ¬ vari ety of leather If dealer cannot supply you write tor catalogue to W L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by Â¬ WL DOUGLAS S3SHOEiKord Has pantry kitchen two halls five porches splendid solid stone bottom cellar cistern at door all necessary out houses fruit in yard Everything in best condition Very convenient to town Apply on premises to FRAME Avenue house of seven rooms on Mt J T HINTON y--z - STL- r MRS A A BARCLAY 6ap 3t BABY CARRIAGES WALL PAPER STRAW MATTINGS For Spring 1897 We are now receiving Spring goods in all the new lasts and colors The best productions of the leading manufactur- Â¬ ers and at reasonable prices CARPETS FURNITURE And WOOD MANTELS UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED TOV - J P KIELYr 1 V RION CLA2 s - - - W- - ww l K s V V A ft vv J i r Turnpike Troubles THE J3UitS0N NEWS TUESDAY APRIL 13 1897 PERSONAL MENTION NUPTIAL KNOTS r -- THE BODBBON NEWS Se enteenth Year Established 1881 - 1 two gates from the Carlisle and Sharps burg pike and then passed through Car Â¬ TELEPHONE NO 124 lisle about ten oclock going to the Parks Ferry road whore they tore SUBSCRIPTION PRICES away one gate The raiders used Payable in Advance S2 00 Six mouths One year 10U abusive and threatening language to the hews costs you cant kven get a re Â¬ gatekeepprs but did no personal injury port fkojt a gun free of charge It is said that the officials of one of Make all Checks Money Orders Etc the roads knew of the proposed raid but payable to the order of Champ Milxkr that some of the directors were not in favor of resisting the mob THEIR MOTIVES The raiders also toro away the Bassett On Easter morn the masses rise gate on the Mays vi lie Lexington pike To church many a sinner goes belonging to Col W W Baldwin of The men perhapsto close their eyes The maids to eye each others clothes Maysville En tcicd at the Post office at Paris Ky as night about twenty five raiders removed seco iiss mail matter -- Engagements Announcements And Sol Â¬ Nicholas county tollgate raiders emnizations Of The Marriage Vows BY have finished removing the gates from COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED The following invitation was received THE NEWS MAN the pikes entering Carlisle Sunday Look Before You Buy - Refrigerators at J T Hintojas Dr Louis Landman the optician to day of Cincinnati will be at the Hotel Windsor See on eighth page advertisement of J P Barbees fine stallion G F Clay 218 James Russell has moved from the Hotel Fordham to his farm near Hutchison Miss Bessie Carter has accepted a position in Mrs T W Rashs millinery store in Winchester A dispatch Saturday tells of a raid in Harrison Last night the raiders visited the toll gate and house of Thorn son Moore one mile west of Berry on the Berry and Colemansville turnpike Both poles were cut down and the house partly upset The night before the gates west of Colemansville were visited and destroyed A number of ar- Â¬ rests are expected as there is direct evidence against some of the parties The Fiseal Court took steps this week to secure free pikes as the proposition car ried last November Â¬ A number of farmers in Owen county warned by anonymous notices J Will Forsyth has recently pur- Â¬ have been their barn doors not to set out tacked on chased over 4000 worth of walnut logs any tobacco plants this season and from Bourbon parties should this warning be disregarded and Find in another column advertise- Â¬ any tobacco raised the burning of their ment of Masttrs sale of town property barns is threatened on April 30th Read the ad Lawlessness still predominates in GarÂ¬ Dr H H Roberts of this city was rard county A farmer named Hnrns last week elected Snrgeon of the Second had his tobacco bed destroyed Wednes Regiment of Knights of Pythias of Ken Â¬ day night and notice left that he could tucky cultivate five acres of tobacco but not C E Nippert left yesterday for Cin- Â¬ fifteen which he intended cinnati to accept a clerkship offered him Woodford county has added fifteen NR by Col Brent Arnold in the L cents to its tax rate to be used for mainR office in Cincinnati taining free turnpikes The contract for the iron and tin work to be used in Walshs new dis- Â¬ The Warren County Fiscal Court de tillery in this city has been awarded to cided to work the iail prisoners on the January Connell of this city county roads Clarence Williams who shot Will J W Miller a wealthy farmer of Warren about ten days apo in Clays ville will have his examining trial this Woodford has been notified by regula- Â¬ tors to destroy his tobacco beds morning before Squire Lilleston Â¬ Â¬ Son of this city have been awarded a 2000 contract for making pickle barrels for a Cincinnati firm The work will be done by Paris carpenters The News is requested to state that the Methodist prayer meeting services will not be held to morrow evening Rev Mann giving way to Uncle Joe Hoppers meeting J M Thomas In Fleming Sunday night a double tollgate was torn away and threats caused a special collector on the Mt Sterling pike to throw open his gate Thirty six out of fifty one gates have been removed in Fleming Certain portions of Madison are ter- Â¬ rorized by raiders Saturday night they tore down Mrs Gradys gate for the second time and visited Director Thos Cottons farm and burned his fence posts and gates Tollgate keeper Jas Layton who was shot last week was notified to move or be hanged He moved with his family Sanday Fears of being burned out has caused much new insurance to be taken out The grand jury is in session at Rich Â¬ WO Paxton a former Parisian who was lately Traveling Freight Agent for the West Shore Line has accepted a more lucrative position as traveling OSW Freight Agent of the B with headquarters at Cincinnati Sunday Mr and Mrs Chas Mehagen transferred their church membership letter from Chicago to the Paris Metho- Â¬ dist Church and Dr and Mrs F M Faries transferred their letter from to the Baptist Ohio Middletown Church The building committee of the Methodist Church yesterday awarded the contract for placing two furnaces in the Williamson of new church to Peck Cincinnati The contract for the seats pulpit and other furniture has not yet been awarded Uncle Joe Hoppers splendid meet- Â¬ ing at the Second Presbyterian Church will continue through this week The earnest sermons still attract large au- Â¬ diences and many were unable to get seats Sunday Services are held morn Â¬ ing afternoon and evening Â¬ Â¬ mond Burned To Death In a Cabin Sunday afternoon the family of Dan Hart colored went out visiting and left Julia Ann Johnson Harts mother-in-law y alone in their home in Ruckerville About five oclock the house caught fire and the old woman being too feeble from age and rheumatism to escape burned to death before she could be res- Â¬ cued Her body was burned to a crisp and the house was totally destroyed It is supposed that the fire was started by a spark from the old womans pipe as several fires have started there from the same cause An alarm was sent in from box 13 but the fire had gained Buch headway before the alarm came in that the fire depart- Â¬ The Monday Night Literary Club ment could do but little service met last night with Miss Nannie Wil- Â¬ FataUy Cut His Wife son and was pleasantly entertained by Sanford Fisher a Ruckerville bully unique dramatic readings given by Mr Willis Irwin a clever entertainer of went home Saturday night drunk and Cincinnati The evening was also en Â¬ quarrelsome and had a fight with his joyed by a number of guests invited by wife and dealt her dangerous wounds in the breast with a knife Fisher was ar- Â¬ club members rested Sunday and landed in jail by Bour Â¬ Constable Joe Williams E D Paton County Clerk of bon left Sunday afternoon for North Sam Rice was also arrested for breach treat- Â¬ of the peace by Constable Williams Adams Mass to receive medical ment and his hundreds of friends in Rices offense was a difficulty with El Â¬ Bourbon hope he will be much benefit- Â¬ more Hathaway the latters wife being ted His office is in oharge of his son the cause of the disturbance Pierce Paton a capable Deputy Clerk A New Industry He was accompanied by Mrs Paton The J H Haggard Buggy Company Mr F Fugazzi the enterprising is a new industry that gives employment confectioner who has succeeded Nippert to labor and merits the patronage of the Co at the latters stand solicits the public Their workshops and repository patronage of the public His ice cream are at the corner of Highland Fourth soda is the finest served in Paris and street lately purchased by Mr Haggard his candies and fruits the freshest and from John Glenn Attention is directed best stock to be procured in any market to the advertisement on first page Mr Fugazzi is an experienced confec- Â¬ of their repair shop and of the vehicles tioner and caterer and is a genial up Â¬ offered for sale right gentleman Bourbons Fruit Prospect H F Hillenmeyer the Lexington nurseryman yesterday stated that he believed the cold weather of Friday and Sunday nights had not injured the fruit in Bourbon and Fayette JEe says a better outlook for fruit at this date is not jemembered The News is requested to announce that the Mission Band of the Christian Church will give a supper Friday night at the Odd Fellows Hall Admission fifteen cents Disk harrows sharpened strippers and combs for sale 6apr tf E J McKimey Bluegrass Son yesterday Mr and Mrs Charlton Alexander Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At ask you to The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And the marriage ceremonywitness of their daugter Elsewhere Caroline Brent Mr S E Tipton spent Sunday in and i Mr Ullie Johnson Howard Lexington on Wednesday afternoon April 21st Ed Connell left last night for El eighteen hundred and ninety seven at two oclock in the Paso Texas Christian Church Mrs Georgia Spears is visiting rela- Â¬ Paris Kentucky tives in Lexington Brussells carpets 39 cents at J T Mrs Robt Goggin is visiting relaHintons tives in Cyntbiana Mrs J M Hall was a visitor in OBITUARY Laxington yesterday Mi Duncan Bell of Lexington Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead spent Sunday in the city Turney Henry youngest son of Capt Mrs W T Brooks has returned Hugh Henry formerly of this city died from a visit in Mt Vernon Friday morning of consumption at his Miss Julia McClelland of Lexing- Â¬ fathers home in Louisville He was ton was in the city Saturday twenty two years old and has a large Mr Ullie Johnson Howard of CovÂ¬ circle of friends in this city who will be ington was in the city Sunday sorry to hear of his demise The funer- Â¬ Miss Gertrude Hill left Saturday for al occurred Saturday afternoon at four oclock a visit to relatives in Cynthiana Mrs Form an Gillispie of Carlisle BIRTHS was a visitor in the city yesterday Mrs Frank Ha 11am has returned The Advent Of Our Future Men And Women from a visit in Jackson Mississippi To the wife of John Leach a son B B Whaley of Chattanooga was in the city yesterday on a short visit Prices on ingrain carpets lower than Miss Lucy Johnson has returned to the lower than the lowest Quality bet Â¬ college at Sharpsburg after a short visit ter than most peoples Do not be de- Â¬ at home ceived by flashily worded advertise Mr Thos Hutchcraft who has ments I have as big a stock as you can been ill for several weeks is able to be find in Kentucky and will sell as cheap as you can buy anywhere out again J T Hinton Miss Kate Alexander has returned from a short visit to Miss Katie Lucas Excursion To Cincinnati in Lexington The L N will run the first Mrs Speed Hibler arrived homp excursion of season the yesterday from a shortvisit to relatives from Paris to Cincinnati on Sun in Richmond day April 25th Fare for round trip Miss Leila Johnson was a guest of 125 Tickets good on regular trains of relatives in Mt Sterling from Saturday that date F B Carr Agt until yesterday Mr Sweeney Ray who has been Wall paper headquarters Go to J confined tojhis home with rheumatism is T Hintons and view the prettiest line of wall paper ever shown in Kentucky able to be out again Miss Susie Johnson of Mt Sterling After being exposed to cold or wet is the guest of her sister Miss Leila take a dose or two of Dr the Pine Tar Bells Johnson at Mrs Minnie Wilsons Honey and fortify yourself against cold Mrs Henry Chairs of Deadwood This is one of the most efficacious reme dies known to science for coughs colds Dakota arrived yesterday to be a guest and incipient consumption at the home of Mr Marshall Maye3 on Second street Dr C D Cram and wife will leave Paris about May 1st to locate in or near Phoenix Arizona on account of A No 1 fresh milch cow with young Mrs Crams health call Apply to N F SMITH Mrs Hal Brent of Cleveland Ohio is a guest at Mr Ford Brents She will remain to attend the Howard Alexander wedding AVING determined to leave Paris Mr Saml Clay arrived home yes- Â¬ about May 1st I request all owing me to settle at once as I need the money terday morning from a pleasure trip to I will Honduras Central America in com- Â¬ at If not sold privately before 27th atsell auction on Tuesday April 10 pany withMr Rhodes Clay of Mexico oclock a m all my household goods Mo two horses buggy two sets of harness C D CRAM saddle bridle etc Mrs Newton Mitchell arrived home Saturday from a visit to relatives in Woodford county She was accompanied home by her sister Miss Katherine OF Gay Messrs Croxton Rion W M Hin ton Jr C O Hinton and Strother Quisenberry attended the dance and de- Â¬ Bourbon Circuit Court clamatory contest last night in Cynthi James W Lancaster etc ana Plaintiffs vs Alva Crawford who has just re- Â¬ Charles Humble etc Defendants covered from a dangerous attack of By virtue of a judgment of the Bour Â¬ pneumonia left yesterday for a visit to Circuit Court made in his old home near Georgetown Ohio to don above styled cause onand enteredday the 17th the recuperate his health of March 1897 1 will sell publicly to The Violet Whist Club was charm- Â¬ the highest bidder at the Court house ingly entertained at its last meeting by door in Paris Kentucky on Misses Etta and Mamie McClintock at FRIDAY APRIL 30TH 1897 their home on Higgins avenue The players were Misses Sadie Davis Etta between the hours of 10 oclock a m McClintock Mamie McClintock Mamie and 2 oclock p m the following de Â¬ Holladay Bessie Holladay Laura Trun Â¬ scribed property to wit dle Mary Brent Laura Lilleston A certain lot situated in the city of Fannie Mann and Mr Albert Hinton Paris Bourbon county Kentucky and described as follows Beginning at the Prices on yarn carpets slaughtered at corner of lot of Stratford Batts ih 14th or Cross street and running with the J T Hintons line of Stratford Batfs fifty feet more or Mr Irwins Enterta ininent less to Eli Redmons - line then with said Redmons line back toward High Mr Willis Irwin who comes to street one hundred feet then with Paris highly endorsed as an entertainer line of Wilson Biown fifty feet more or street then with by the press pulpit and public will give less to 14th or Cross street one hundred said 14h or Cross one of his novel recitals at the Court feet to the beginning and is the same house this evening under the auspices property conveyed to Harrison Jackson of Bourbon county and o the Methodist ladies The admission by Sheriff fee will be thirty five cents The recital Edmond Butler by deed recorded in Bourbon County Clerks office in Deed will begin at eight oclock Book No 59 pages 446 447 and 448 Deaths From Diphtheria Said sale will be made on a credit of six months and the purchaser will be re Â¬ The daughter of Milt quired to execute bond with good se Â¬ Woodard the colored barber died of-- curity to be approved by the under Â¬ bearing signed Master Commissioner diphtheria yesterday and the at child of D McMurtry also died gyes interest from date of sale until paidbut the rate of six per cent per annum terday of the same disease McMurtrys by express order of the court if any of child died Sunday of diph- Â¬ the parties to this suit who are part theria There are six other cases of this owners of said property become the purchasers thereof tney shall execute disease in the same neighborhood bond for the amount of the interest of Music alley which runs North from the remaining owners and for the costs Eighth street but they are in a fair Said property is sold for the purpose of division way to recover EMMETT M DICKSON Dispatches state that the heavy frost MCBCC Friday night killed the fruit in the vicinity of Nicholasville Danville Rich John M Brennan Atty mond Benton and Bowling Green Owners of orchards near Paris believe that the peaches and other fruit escaped Misses Childrens and Infants the freeze Friday night Spring Heel Shoes that are made like grown up peoples The finest line Col G W Bain delivered his newest ever shown in Paris Every pair brim lecture The Old Man and The New ful of style and quality and will out Woman to an appreciative audience we ar their purchase price every time last night at the Court house The CLAY RION lecture was a splendid effort Â¬ -- Ahd remember we guarantee more for your money than you can buy elsewhere or your money refund- ed and you to be the judge of it1 Buy your shoes of us and get oneof the beautiful medallion pictures FREE See them on exhibition at our store - DAVISTHOMS0NISGRIG NEW BLACK 8RESS GOODS JUST ARRIVED FROM THE IMPORTER 30 Piec es of Black Dress Goo ds Including such choice weaves as Eta mines Ohantilions Coverts Grenadines Figured Twilled and Plain Mohairs Serges c Call and see these goods PRICES THE LOWEST - r w - - f - r Hamburgs at greatly reduced prices 529 Main St V J - Paris Ky the extraordinary bargains now being offered by us and the following prices will command the attention ol eyery careful buyer 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 less Hosiery at 10c and 15g Others get 25c for the same goods- Our domestic stock is the bes assorted and decidedly the cheap- Â¬ est Extra good Brown Cotton 5c and S10 Bleached Cotton good 5c Table Linens Towels and Nap- Â¬ kins are our specialty 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 2 G D Corsets 50c 75c and SI Percales and Penangs 7c are the best in the world for the price Ladies Bleached Vests at 10c Ladies and Childrens full seam- - full taped worth 25c - A great deal of talk is being created by CONDONS i l f Â¬ FOR SJLLJE1 f NOTICE a -- charge See the new portraits we enlarge free of Â¬ MASTERS SALE TOWH PROPERTY THIS Patent Flour Eating Potatoes Irish Yellow Jersey Seed sweet Southern Queen seed swee Red Bermudas For Cash only this week i Â¬ 525 bbl 25 c bu 150 bbl 150 bbl 200 bbl -- -- 0 EDWARDS TTT-jOZIlNrO--1 - v s 3F0js V -- 9 i 1 PASHIOITABLB WE HAVE EE0EIYED A SPLENDID STOCK OF -- IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TR0USERI56S 4A FOR SPRING AND SUMMER Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky Jwhen quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calLg FZNJE1 MEBCHANT TAILORS E six-year-o- ld S E TIPTON Cutter Smith Shirt Full fine of samples j six-year-o- ld We are also agents for the celebrated Chas nine-year-o- ld DBUGHERCY BROS 434 Main St Paris Ky Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Have a clean new stock of the 97 Cleveland Orient and Phoenix Bicycles Also second hand wheels at reasonable prices - - K T -- - M y y rv V -- r a 1 llHI F J tyc t i 6 THE BQIJKBON NEWS TUESDAY ApEIL and another and another at low with thin lips and a hatchet face last the hand on the clock stood at was by the safe examining the lock He turned toward the girl 11 and still they had not come Ye might as well save trouble he We know whats here an were John Sturgin was sitting alone said in the ticket office at Pine Ridge goin to have it This is biz under- Â¬ Thoughts of Lena were uppermost in stand We shant hurt ye if ye be- Â¬ his mind a thing not unprecedented have but to night his head was full of fan-Â¬ The girl glanced at him with angry cies He knew about the cash box contempt Her blood was boiling for he had spoken with the express There aint gom to be nobody to agent as the train baclced through The help ye the fellow continued Im afraid the little girl was wor- Â¬ road bridge is down swepJ away by ried about that money he mused the freshet and the fellers from the She isnt used to that sort of thing mills wont git liere yet awhile Yer But it cant have been in her hands mas too far off an she aint no good more than half an hour anyway Weve got to have that key iur Â¬ The telegraph at his elbow was click- we aint got no tools handy Be lively ing in an uneasy irregular fashion now We kin be rough if we have ter but he had scarcely noticed it All at With a sudden motion Lena pulled once the signal sounded loudly This the key from her apron pocket The was followed by an unintelligible rat- big ruffian beside her snatched at it tle even his practiced ear could make lowering his pistol as he did so but nothing of it Then after a moments with the quickness of a cat she flung silence came words broken and flutr the little piece of steel through the tering but to his quick apprehension open door of the stove where it slipped they sounded like an articulate cry down among the glowing coals The O Help r Then a confusion fellow caught up the poker and plunged of clicks and again the instrument it into the red hot mass but the key seemed to cry but With a cry of rage had disaipeared 0 0 Save L He sprang to the key and tried to he sprang toward the girl but while telegraph a question but he could get his back was turned she had darted no response The wires seemed badty across the room and jerked open a out of order He was much alarmed drawer Something was wrong horribly wrong Throw up your hands ycu scoun- Â¬ at Dumphys Glen It would not do drel to wraste time The command came in a hoarse roar He ran out of the depot Look after from the open window The desperado things Mac he called to the baggage wheeled saw a fierce livid face glaring- iu from the outer gloom saw also man His bicycle was leaning against the a leveled weapon and suspected more He dropped his pistol and building he had brought it out that behind day for the first time since winter set obeyed t Laying his left hand on the sill John in With a quick push and a leap he was in the saddle bounding along the Sturgin leaped through the window dim frozen road with one bound There is no record Dim yet for mere starlight the night breaker like love and anger in things seemed wonderfully luminous But the athletic Meanwhile the lesser villain light was fitful there were moments was struggling with the fastenings of when all seemed buried in darkness the nearest window but when he Then the landscape brightened and glanced over his shoulder and caught glimmered as if the moon had emerged 1he glint of another revolver in the from behind a cloud But there was no hands of Lena as she stood by the open moon he knew that the moon would drawer he desisted Give it Tip he said coolly not rise until morning- was near Ye got The railwav circled the foot of the me sure little girl though how them passed Â¬ 13 1897 r I f -- J irsr-- THE BOURBON NEWS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BRUCE MILLER i MY LITTLE CALLER i -- Sunday morning while Im dozing Late beyond the wonted hour Seeking- rest fiom week day strivings Stern which brain and nerve devour Comes a ray of human sunshine Stealing softly to my bed Reaching up on little tip toes Tugging gently at the spread Papa pease wate up for baby Sounds like angel notes I vow Followed by the worldly message Becksus soon be yeady now Flinging quickly back the covers Grabbing up the dimpled dear Sitting her in bed beside me Soft curls tangled round my ear Soon forgotten all my dreamings All tiie worlds vain show and pomp Even breakfast goes unheeded In that royal morning romp When I sleep my last long- slumber All 1 ask to seal my bliss Ts that somewhere Ill be wakened By an angel voice like this Charles Nelson Johnson in Chicago Times Herald - Performed on the Western Plains A product of the plains receiving lit- Â¬ WIRE FEllCk Furniture Window Shades Oil tle or no care faring well in summer Cloths Carpets Mattresses when there as herbage to crop and Etc growing thin in winter hen he lives as lia best may the broncho or cay Special attention given to UndertakH use as he is variously called is yet the ing and Repairing delight of the Indian who takes great - - - Paris Ky pains to train Mm iiij all the tricks Main Street known to savage and civilizedriders In COLLINS Agents MILLER Fort Uerco Mrs D B Dyer relates O many facts about this interesting little Paris Kentucky animal This is a smcoth fence that will turn The pony is the IndiauV inseparable any kind of stock It is made from tha companion No mercy is shown the lit- Â¬ best hard steel drawn specially for tbx tle beast If a savage wants to take purpose THE VERY BEST a trip miles away he takes it Ii ho HOW TI- IS MADE is in a hurry it does not take him long OIl RELIABLE PEOMPTThe large steel wires forming thi to go and return Soma of the feats horizontal bars are first coiled around a PAYIXG Â¬ IDerfonned by the plains pony seem al 2 inch rod thus practically becoming most impossible of belief when the con- Â¬ COILED SPUING S their entire length DEALER IN Â¬ THE TOUGH INDIAN PONY Some of the Iiittle Animals Feats GEO W DAVIS THJB PAGE COILED - SPRING MM W HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance g5S5gKSK - - 00 CELESTIAL TELEGRAPHY BY LAWRENCE BOOXE which he had erected his store he had paid for it at the rate of 40 a front foot and had trouble in getting it at that But he had died long since broken in fortune and in spirit The big dismantled Sanatorium on the hill was utterly abandoned Half the glass in its dark dirty windows was broken squirrels scurried over the sag Â¬ ging verandas the warping shingles blew down from the roof in every storm the eaves were a hive for wasps The streets that had and hornets been so hopefully laid out led nowhere Park avenue started well Imt soon lost itself among brambles and ibushes its pretentious name hung askew from its rotten post held by one rusty nail The store however was still kept up for tliere was still a little country Â¬ -- erybody knew that it never contained anything of special value It served well enough to hold the books and papers of the office and a little loose change there was practically no business done tit Dumphys If it had been otherwise the station would never have been left in charge of a mere girl like Lena Stearns Fifteen years age it was quite an- Â¬ other story At that time Dumphys Glen was in the midst of its boom as a prospective summer resort and when Lenas father bought the barren little plot of gravel and bare granite upon -- Copyright 1S07 was a little old fashioned sale There in the depot at Dumphys Glen but ev-Â¬ - -- x- - vvho wasTiOw 18 had to do something of course and as she was unmistakably a- bright girl and had mastered book- Â¬ keeping and telegraph jv she easily ob- tained the unimportant position of sta Â¬ tion agent at Dumphys where she sold half a dozen tickets a week flagged a train when there was a passenger and boarded at home Lena was not only bright and eff- Â¬ icient but decidedly pretty This fact bad been discovered by John Sturgin the station agent at Pine Eidge ten miles above it was a source of regret to him that he was not the only dis Â¬ As it was he perversely coverer turned his back on the well stocked stores at the ridge and did a suspicious iimount of trading at the Glen He also did more telegraphing at times than business seemed to require The vires must have felt a queer thrill as some of those messages pulsed through them though the words were as triv Â¬ ial and as remote from the sentiments they voiced as in any other rustic court Â¬ -- trade Mrs Stearns lived with her daughter m the upper story antlman--age- d to sell or barter across the dingy counter cotton thread nails molasses and patent medicine enough to pay the interest on the mortgage and live Lena ditions of distance and endurance are considered In a long race over the western desert plains made in I860 one of these little animals carried Uncle Sams mails from Sacramento Cal to St Joseph Mo 1950 miles in a wonderfully short time In those times the only means of transportation beyond St Joseph to the Itocky mountains and Pacific slope were the stage coach and the saddle horse Gen Miles is said to owei muck of his success as an Indian campaigner to the able assistance and loyalty of the cay use pony The sacred pony ranks first the war pony next then tiic buffalo pony An Indian will promise the bad god that if his band is permitted to escape some extremity of danger a pony will be consecrated to his service These vows are faithfully carried out no one is permitted to mount or to strike the sacred pony but it has been said that the most worthless beast in the whole herd is the one selected for consecra- Â¬ tion The buffalo pony was so trained that no bridles or lariat wns used when dash ing after bison and although the hands were fully occupied with rifle or arrows correct guidance was given by the legs and a good pony could tell by a touch or a word just when to stop and just how fast to run and by its own headwork and knowledge of the work he practically kept the wild animal at his riders disposal The war pony is selected from tho best stock f or his great strength and en Â¬ durance These valuable qualities are recognized by clipping- his ears It is a distinguished compliment for an Indian to present a gift to his friend but it is fatal from a financial stand- Â¬ point for the friend to accept it A bill far in advance of value received is sure to follow Powder Face had a large herd of po nies and he had long insisted on my se lecting one that suited my fancy I cer tainly had no use for a gift of this kind but hisconstant reference to the subject at every visit and his apiearance of grief at my persistentref usal at length induced nie to say modestly that he Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ HOTEL REED Short St Bet Broadway and Mill - These are securely tied together by 10 cross bars to the rod The cross ban are best quality of annealed wire wrapped three galyanized each horizontal bar around ITS ADVANTAGES timei James Connors - - Proprietor Rates 2 And 250 Per Day Electric lights hot and cold baths barber shop and Postal telegraph office etc 31jy96 One hundred good rooms ly TREES -S- -XjIj FULL stock of Fruit and Ornamental Grape Vines Small Fruits Asparagus and everything for the POSTS Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- Â¬ POSTS to the 100 FEET ploy no agents Try us on prices and THREE Economy is not our sole object in see the difference between those of a grower and dealer Catalogue on aj placing posts for farm fence at the unÂ¬ Diication fce usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart Farmers say the closer the posts the H F xHILLENMEYER 20oct Lexington Ky That may apply ta better the fence common fences but depending largely on its elasticity we fxefer the long panel For cemeteries lawns yards etc they should of course be nearer 19 to 20 feet is not objectionable We have completed and are novr building a lot of this fence for Bourbon farmers and you can examine into it merits for yourself Estimates cheerfully furnished You Imay put up the posts and we will build the fence or we will contract to do the wnoie30D it you are neeamg any fence see us We will save you mone and otill build you the best fence mada Respectfully COLLINS MILLER less TREES Being a self regulator it is always ready for business slacks up for 30 below as cheerfully as it takes a netr grip for 90 in the shade gently but firmly persuades a runaway team to reconsider its action An unruly bull is safo as a canary in its cage it saith thus far shalt unto the festive hog 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- Â¬ ed shade Like the model housewife when well supported it is always nea and tidy ccupation 4k - fT Paris Ky Tho Page WIro Fence In Bourbon Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ might select one for ime The next morning a young buck rode up leading a most beautiful dappled gray creature A few weeks after the presentation Powder Face sought and obtained a loan of 25 Youths Com- Â¬ panion TENPINS AND TENPIN BALLS Their Miwinfaclnre ami Cost Bovrl v IP THROW UP YOUR HANDS YOU SCOUNDREL Pf Â¬ ship fl- - t fc I ti u xwe Though scarcely any money ever found lodgment at Dumphys Glen a gcod deal passed through it About 20 miles below were the great saw Â¬ mills at Sabine Falls and every week a heavy-- asli box was expressed thith er from the city to pay the men The however train ayVicIi conveyed it scarcely ever stopped at the little flag station bvt there was one notable ex- Â¬ ception it was about the middle of March and heavy rains had stripped the hills of their white Avinter cloaks Theyre Just like folks who lay off their wraps too boon thought Lena drawing her fleecy fascinator- more closely about her neck and shoulders for the sky had cleared and the air was growing frosty They look as if they were matching their death of cold She was standing on the platform watching the belated express as it rounded the curve To her surprise it flowed and came to a stop though she had not flagged it The door of the baggage car slid open and the agent Jumped out dragging the cash box after him Shall have to leave this here to- Bad washout aiight he explained creek three miles down at Tamarack and we cant get through to Sabine possibly orders are to run back at once Have wired to the mills to send cinen round by the road and theyll be here soon Itll be all right nobody elsc will know the stuffs here Gome well put it in the safe for you So Lena opened the safe while the agent with the help of a brakeman brought in the box It was a snug fit though she pulled out all the books to Then the men make room for it which slowly backed oarded the train tip the line until it was out of sight The girl reentered the depot locked the door threw a fresh supply of coal on the fire and waited alone for the xaesenger froni the mills An hour --- hill but the road ran straight over the summit By strenuous effort he had already reached the crest and the hard driven wheel leaped forward with a fresh burst of speed as it felt the down Â¬ ward slope Suddenly the air seemed full of rosy no- lit as if tinged with the glow of o dawn Thoufifh he was now runninj at a breakneck pace he glanced upward The sky was aflame with the flickering pennants of the aurora borealis Near the horizon lay a bank of dusky haze through which the stars gleamed faintly- Above it wavered a pale jhosihores cent curtain which shivered as if shaken by gusts of wind from behind which ruddy streamers shot up to the wry zenith and flickered and Avaneil and brightened It was a magnificent display but as the descent was be coming steepen every moment he was obliged to keep his eyes fixed on the - fellers got acrost so quick beats me Now dont git narvous with that popper of yourn Ill rest easy an I aint got no gun anyway Give me your pistol Lena said Sturgin his voice still quaking with Â¬ road I -- -- He was now rushing down the rough track with a violence that almost de fieri control The overstrained tubing gave under his weight to the very limit of its strength the machine heaved and palpitated like a frightened horse ad shied wildly amid the ruts and stones that he could not avoid At a sharp turn of the road he swung- out so far that he felt the hind tire slipping on the icy edge and barely escaped plunging down the embankment then the depot windows flashed into view After that the bicycle must have chosen its own course for Sturgin was not conscious of guiding it For the sash was raised and against the yel- Â¬ low lamplight he saw the dark outline of a man crawling in through the open ing another followed The last figure had scarcely disap Â¬ peared when his wheel came to a stop in the deep sand cE the station yard He dropped from the saddle pulled a 4i caliber revolver from his hip pocket and sprang to the window The depot consisted of a single room the safe and the telegraphic apparatus were on the further side In the middle of the floor stood Lena defiant with clenched hands and glowing cheeks looking straight down the bltck muz- Â¬ zle of a pistol that a huge desperado was holding close to her face You unlock that safe right quick and no nonsense he was saying wont 1 cant cried Lena The other intruder a seedy little f el- -- Now you two brutes excitement stand here face to the wall hands up Lena please send a message through to Grandport for a train and a posse She sent the message as she was bid Â¬ den but the steadiness was gone from her hand and the color from her cheek She felt faint she tlirew open the door and gazed up the track The night had grown very dark though a filmy veil of auroral light still flitted now and then across the starry background At length the rumble of an engine was heard a welcome sound to Sturgin whose arms were so palsied with weari- Â¬ ness and nervous tension that he could hardly hold the pistols It was just as well that his prisoners were so placed that they couldnt see him Soon how ex er they were in the hands of the deputy sheriff and the strain was over Sturgin sat holding both Lenas hands in his I cant understand it he said How did it happen dear that you tele Â¬ graphed me for help so long before those villains reached the depot Why I she cried I telegraph t in the nick of time and saved me John Ach exclaimed burly Mac who was standing by Itll be them north Â¬ ern lights done it likely Ye know what a fiddle faddle theyll make long b the wires an set all the souners Mistake with Variations An Im thinkin clackin Sturgihv The You many again What somebodys whim whams done the same old mistake rest The divorcee gestured deprecatingly It was a message straight from O not at all she replied with much -- I hadnt the small- Â¬ est chance until after you came just didnt I couldnt are made of rock maple and a set They formerly cost with a greater demand and sales prices have been re- Â¬ duced A perfectly turned and handsomely polished rock maple pin ir a symmetrical and sightly object Stand ing in the window of a dealer in this city is a tenpin of birds eye maple which is beautiful and attracts much at- Â¬ tention And birds eye maple would be a good wood for tenpins but it costs twice as much as rock maple or more and the beauty spots would scarcely be visible from the other end of a 70 foot alley The regulation tenpin is 15 inches high and 15 inches in circumference at the largest part and 2 inches in diam- Â¬ eter at the base Pins are sometimes made shorter and sometimes longer and bigger for family alleys but 15 inches is the regulation height Tenpin balls are sometimes made of rosewood some- Â¬ times of maple but lignum vitae is the best wood for tenpin balls Bowling is more popular in this country than ever before Up to about 15 years ago the majority of bowlers here were Germans Xow bowling al- Â¬ loys are provided in many clubs and there arc more public and more private allevs that ever especially at seaside and country residences where there are to be found alleys elaborately fitted up with fine woods N Y Sun Paid Her Call A lady of rank whose Sunday duties had long been neglected wasi moved one day to attend with her fair daughters morning- service at the little chapel of St James palace Unluckily tliere was no room every seat was filled Well never mind dears said my lady to her girls as they turned away Any Â¬ how we have done the civil thing She had paid her call thing Household Words Tenpins cost 350 more but increased Â¬ ins Hlore Popular Tlian Ever Paris Kentucky Gentlemen I have had the Pago Do not be deceived by aJlurfajr advertlsementnand think you can get tha oestiEde finest finish and iTence on my farm for Woven Wire MOST POPULAR SEW1FJG f1CrHHE about eighteen months and am well for a mere sonpr Bny from reliable manufacturers pleased with it It has proved to he all that havo rained a reputation by honest and square dealing There is none in tho 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 oa many improvements aa tho ft S w HOME it was put up and has stood some severe WRITE FO3 CIGSSLARSa tests A horse of one of my neighbors The New Home Sewing Machine Co fell across the fence a few months ago Change Mas3 Bosxoii Macs 23 Uniow Squake UY and was not taken off for several hours Chicago III St Loots Mo DAXtASTzrAs but when taken o2 the fence went back SiXFiiiKCISCOCA AHAST i Gi QP SALE ev to its place all right with the exception of a few staples During the storm of WINN Paris Ky GOOE April 24th a good sized tree was blown across the fence and bent it down to tha U S REVENUE STAMPS WABTBD ground As soon as the tree was cast off the fence went up all right and was BY as good as ever with the exception of T L Green County Clerk Mt Olivefc Ky one broken wire and a few staples oui -- Millersbtjrg Ky May 4 98 Messrs JVIdller Collins Agents m is - I want to buy for cash the following U S Revenues either canceled or uncanceled at the prices annexed when stamps are sent in good condition Each 5 cents 1 cent Express re Imperforate 1 cent Express red part perforate 5 cants 1 cent Playing Cards red imperforate50 cents 1 cent Playing cardsredpart perforateSO cents 1 cent Proprietary redpart perforate10 cents 50 cents 1 cent Telegraph red imperforate 2 cent Bank Check bluepart perforate 5 cents f cents 2 cent Certificate blue imperforate 2 cent Certificate blue full perforate10 cents 2 cent Certificaleorangefuli perforutelO cents 2 cent Express blue Imperforate Scents 10 cents 2 cent Express blue part perforate 2 cent Playing cards uluelmperforate50 cents 10 cents 2 centPlaying cards orange 2 cent Proprietary blue imperforate15euts 2 cent ProprietarybluepartperforatelOcents 2 cent Proprietaryorangefull pefrotelo cents 3 cent Playing cardgreenimperforateS2 3 cent playing cardgreenf ull perrte20 cents 3 cent Telegraph green imperforatc10 cents 4 cent Playing cardviolet perforate50 cents 4 cent Proprietary violetpart perfoatelO cents 10 cents fj ceut Express red imperforate 10 cents J ficent Playing card red perforate w cents 5 ceut Proprietary perrorate 6 ceut Proprietary orange perforateS5 10 ceat Bill of Ladingbluc imperfotelS cents 10 cent Bill of Ladingbluepart pex te15 cents s0 cents 25 ceut Bond imperforate 40 cent Inland Exchangeimperforate75 cents SI 25 50 cent Probate of Will imperforate 70 cent Foreign exchangegreenimatei0 centn SI SL Life Insurance imperforate SI 10 51 Manifest imperforate SI 25 SI Mortgage full perforate 1 50 1 00 Passage Ticket imperforate 1 30 Foreign exchangeorange imate 3 0 4 00 1 90 Foreign Exchange maroon 5 00 3 50 Inland Exchange imperforate 7 00 5 00 Probate of Will imperforate 30 00 20 00 Probate of Will imperforate 1 50 1 30 Blue aud Black 2 00 1 CO Blue and Black 5 cents 5 cent Black and Green proprietary 6 cent Black and Green proprietary- cents 5 10 cent Black and Green proprietary 50 cent Black and Green proprietary 3 b 5 CO 1 00 Black and Green proprietary 15 U0 5 00 Black and Green proprietarv wish to buy old canceled postage lalso stamps aud stamped envelopes of any and ail denominations from 1810 to 1S75 for which I will pay liberal prices Address T L GKEEN Comity Clerk Mt Olivet Ky INotf The above named stamps can be found on Deeds Mortgages Notes Receipts Agreements Bank Checks etc from i86i to 1875 also on Proprietary Medicines Matches etc Tne foregoing offer is genuine made In good faith and will be carried out to the let- Â¬ ter in every instance when 1 receive the Ktaraps I have mentioned iu good order Reference Mt Olivet Deposit Bank or any official of Robertson county T L Grekn County Clerk A I am so well pleased that I am going to put right away 5my tf of place with the fenoo up more of it Respectfully W3T Becraft We are prepared to furnish at rea- Â¬ sonable prices locust posts by the car- Â¬ load Delivered at your nearest rail-Â¬ road station COLLINS MILLER LOTHES GLEAMED LOCUST POSTS BEPUBED experienced tailor to take chargs of our cleaning repairing and pressing Work done on short department notice Our prices are lower than others and we will do your work right PUBIS -- AM E have employed a first class FURNISH1HS AHO TAILORING CO H S STOUT Manager 24mar tf W W DUDLEY BILL POSTERS PARIS KY All Eiads of Posting Distributing Promptly Attended To CO s r-T J Etc V TOWN LOT FOR SALS A fourth cash balance in three equal pay- Â¬ ments at six twelve and eighteen months at low price on four payments one Address L L J 42ixll0 foot lot in Williame ad dition well located Will be sold care The News Paris Ky Heaven murmured Lena I shant make the same earnestness And doubtless both she and Mac wens mistake again I assure you Why I right said at the time Id never have another De green wedding as long as I lived OinicrHliip in Prospective I am told remarked the ordinary troit Tribune mortal that vou own the earth Wood Tanlcs for Lifeboats Well replied the plumber with be- Â¬ Indurated wood pulp is to be used for coming humility for humility is becom Â¬ the air tank of ships lifeboats These ing to anybody however great I have tanks are lighter than metal impervi laid my pipes for it ous to water extremely hard and pos It will be recalled in this connection sess many other desirable qualities Â¬ that pipes are laid in such a way that LWood pulp has also been used success they will freeze up and burst eight or fully in holding oil for lamps N Y more times each winter Detroit Jour-- Sun nal Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - UHJ L1 ilia nuptrior endless variety vranVyou Sit limited space but lovr prices rite for onr to 1 Wwmmgwm Osnfef a11 vctrt all nlvmt thn rgLr Btvlaa fnafwna Tw - nV 41a ever tut md best catalogue wevva published Ask for Car M wm Uta w F vmmma UM ip iu 4iv4ojr ntii uujoi uui uu uaii nnir nnn itm a uv LCXC3E S at lowest prices at t t wrtT itiiMi i rv - iiur - lnutnlti9lV9od - wT1 It enntin iva T Li V -- ai- it---r- -r - r T nn - - r -f hw mm ULrOK RTtn - in8 lar8-J i uinciati -- - - onio Me naf voi er I fe fa s i -- l l - -- - - Li - 4Vn A S - tti V - t V - -- - 5 gt V 5 L V aiji x vJ J V - - - A - - THEBOTJEB0NNESThe Vonderful Kava Kava Shrub t - TfSBTAERlL 23 18 1897 I cV l a AGRICULTURAL HINTS COLONIZING HENS A Plan That Has AVorlced Well Wber ever It Has Been Tried An excellent plan for keeping a large number of hens on the farm is to place them out upon the rough land in col- Â¬ onies of 15 or 20 each Oftentimes pas Â¬ ture land can thus be utilized Several hundred hens can thus be given free range during the summer their living being half supplied by themselves and a large proportion of the care that must be given to yarded fowls thus removed from the attendant Those wTho practice this colonization scheme build small houses at some Jittle distance apart along the course of some pasture stream or upon other rough land the CORN A CHEAP FUEL A Now Botanical Discovery Of Special Interest to Sufferers from Diseases of ths Sidneys or Blad Â¬ der Rheumatism etc A Blessing o Humanity from the wonderful Kava Kava shrub has proved an assured cure for all dis eases caused by uric acid in the blood or by disordered action ZZzI LTij ltV Jof or the Kidneys or urinary organs The Kava Kava Shrub or as botanists call it Piper Methys ticum grows on the hanks of the Ganges river East India TheKava Kava Shrub and probably - was Piper Jilethysticuvz used for centuries by the natives before its extraordinary properties became known to civilization through Christian missionaries In this respect it resembles the discovery of quinine from the peruvian bark made known by the Indians to the early Jesuit missionaries in South America and by them brought to civilized man It is a wonderful discovery with a record of I20C hospital cures in 30 days It acts directly upon the blood and kid- Â¬ neys and is a true specific just as qui nine is in malaria We have the strongest testimony of many ministers of the gospel well known doctors and business men cured by Alkavis when all other remedies had failed Frse Gift of Great Value to You Oar readers will be glad to know that the new botanical discovery Alkavis A jM M8jsW5h CfiS 3 0 F The existing plethora of corn resulting in fabulously low prices has occasioned much speculation as to its fuel value There is such adiversity of opinion and so little actual knowledge regarding the profitableness of burn ing corn instead of coal that it seemed desirable to conduct a comparative test that would show the relative heating power of the two materials The interests of the large number of jpeople living in the region of cheap corn led to the determination of its most profitable use after it is upon the market by the authorities of the Nebraska ag Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ It Pays to Unrn It ii Western States in These Times ricultural college To make the test a good grade of yellow dent corn on the ear of last years crop and not thoroughly dry was burned under the boiler used to supply power for the department of prae- tical mechanics and the amount of water evaporated by the burning of a known quantity of corn was noted The test lasted 9 hours and 5233 Â¬ Â¬ by the editor and manager of the Ala Standard leaves no room to- doubt that a successful treatment for the cure of the liquor habit exists Dr B M Wooljey Atlanta Ga Your antidote for the liquor habit will do all you claim for it After drinking- whisky for more than twenty years 1 find myself en- tirely relieved of the accursed appetite through the use of three bottles of your medicine It i absolutely a specific for the liquor habit and leaves no bad effects E M RAGLAND Shinnston W Va Dr U M Wool ley Atlanta Ga 1 have been cured or nuit taking the antidote nineteen months and never had any call for opium after taking the first dose of your Antidote You wanted to know if you might use my letter Yes and my name also Any one may write to me if they wish to know of my cure or ask anv Questions as to the eflicacy of the Antidote and if they en- 1896 Qniunt Whislcy Habits The letter quoted below written 3tfarchf I Sheffield COSTLY MITER TFewly Appointed Bishop to Valea A Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ So far the Church Kidney Cure Com- Â¬ pany No 412 Fourth Avenue New York are the only importers of this new remedy and they are so anxious to prove its value that for the sake of introduction they will send a free treatment of Alkavis prepaid by mail to every reader of this paper who is a Sufferer from any form of Kidney or Bladder disorder Brights Disease Rheumatism Dropsy Gravel Pain in Back Female Complaints or other affliction due to improper action of the Kidneys or Urinary Organs We advise all Suf erers to send their names and address to the company and receive the Alkavis free It is sent to you entirely free to prove its wonderful curative powers Â¬ Â¬ Washington D C was given describing his years of suffering from Kidney disease and Rheumatism and his rapid cure by Alkavis Hev Thomas Smith the Methodist minister at Cobden Illinois passed nearly one hundred gravel stones after two weeks use of Alkavis Rev John ITWaison of SunsetTexasa minister of the gospel of thirty years service was struck down at his post of duty by Kidney disease After hovering between life and death for two months and oil his doctors having failed he took Alkavis and was completely restored to 2iealth and strength and is fultillinghisdutiesas minister of the gospel Mr R C Wood a prominent attorney of Lowell Indiana was cured of Rheumatism Kidney and Bladder disease often years standing by Alkavis Mr Wood describes liimself as being in constant misery often compelled to rise ten times during the night on account of weakness of the bladder He was treated by all his home physicians without the least benefit and finally completely cured in a few weeks by Alkavis The testimony is un Mrs James doubted and really wonderful Young of Kent Ohfo writes that she had tried sis doctors in vain that she was about to give up in despair when she found Alkavis and was promptly cured of kidney disease and restored to health Many other ladies also testify to the wonderful curative powers of Alkavis in the various disorders peculiar to womanhood Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Weekly World of Sept 10th the testimony of Rev W B Moore D D of In the New York pounds of corn and cob were consumed The next day the same boiler was heated with screened Rock Springs nut coal and the amount of water evaporated was recorded The data thus obtained show that one pound of coal evaporated 19 times as much water as one pound of corn rsZ In other words 19 times as much heat SUMMER SHED FOR POULTRY was liberated in burning ofre pound houses being just far enough apart so of coal as in burning one pounKl of corn Several calorimeter tests that the different flocks will readily which agreed very closely were made with these distinguish their own homes To help them do tins each house maybe painted results The coal used cost at Lincoln G65 a diffeent color cheap ochre paints be- Â¬ per ton With coal selling lit this price ing suitable for this purpose and worth 19 times as much for fuel Where running water is at hand the work of caring for 200 or 300 fowls dur- Â¬ as an equal weight of corn the fuel ing the summer would be reduced to a value of the latter would be 350 per minimum In the winter the fowls can ton or 1225 cents per bushel Tlie fol Â¬ most readily be cared for in quarters lowing table shows how much eoal is close to the house two story buildings worth per ton when its heating power being suitable for this purpose as the is the same as that used in the ex fowls cannot be turned out when snow periment and when corn is selling at a certain price per bushel is on the ground Corn per bu Coal per ton sow the average poultry keeper will 9 cents 4 S7 be averse to building two sets of houses 10 cents 54J Â¬ Jt Bishop Francis Mostyn who was last year appointed to the newly created Roman Catholic bishopric of Wales has recently become a fortunate possessor of a miter which is said to surpass in magnificence anil in exquisite work manship anything1 of the land worn in Great Britain for many centures past says the Westminster Gazette Of white embroidered silk richly or- Â¬ namented with gold it is studded with 500 precious stones The miter which is Gothic in design bears on its front a dove sjmbolic of the Holy Spirit in gold repousse work encircled by ifar nets and a heart formed of a single carbuncle of large size with jeweled cipse stamp 1 will answer GEO J RIBLET SR rays The whole is surmounted by a cross composed of 33 gems On the A- wisp raan ran lonrn Rnniothino- twvHTi knowing from a fool but a fool is made all back are the figures of the Welsh patron the more a fool by going to college Rams saints St David and St Winifred beau tifully wrought in the Welsh colors and There is more Catarrh in this section of surmounted by rubies emeralds and the country than all other diseases put to- pearls At the apex appears tlie nagether and until the last few years was tional emblem the Welsh harp encirsupposed to be incurable For a great many cled by topazes and aquamarines which years doctors pronounced it a local disease is an exact copy of the ancient and prescribed local remedies and by conAriandhvs which tradition declares stantly failing to cure witli local treatment pronounced it incurable Science has proven to have remained in tlie possession oi catarrh to be a constitutional disease and the Mostyn family irom early cen therefore requires constitutional treatment turies Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured by F 1 Chendy Co Toledo Ohio is the only A sprain may cripple but St Jacobs Oil constitutional cure on the market It is will cure it lief ore it can It cures taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a 1 Â¬ lias an Estravagant Headpiece Â¬ vmmn m AV- - rl i reaches out to suffering hnmsnlty in the form of a safe sure and effec tive remedy for tho Ills to whick flesh Is heir That is why restpred millions pay vrilline homago to LJ fi vJ yWflfe yxawt ii WLllJWU XlliSlPil li II NL - - Â¬ All experiment vra3 passed long ago It Is known to bo a positive cure Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ for BRIGHTS DISEASE URINARY DISEASES FEMALE COMPLAINTS GENERAL DEB5LITY5 and MALARIA and all diseases arising from dlsflr Easy to take leaves no unpleasant taste pro-Â¬ duces no ill effects Large sized bottles or new etyle smaller one- at your nearest store f h Vs Â¬ Â¬ deredEidnoysandliiver -- teaspoonful It acts directly on the blood A prosperous iniquity is the most unproa and mucous surfaces of the system They offer one hundred dollars for any case it perous thing in the world Jeremy Taylor fails to cure Send for circulars and testi- Â¬ Just try a 10c box of Cascarets candy ca Co Tomonials Address F J Cheney tharticjfinest liverand bowel regulator made ledo O Sold by Druggists 75c Halls Family Pills are the best Some women make up their husbands7 Defect in our behavior coming short of minds Washington Democrat the utmdst gracefulness often escapes our Are you bruised Use St Jacobs Oil and observation Locke you wont be long Shortest way Â¬ - SELF JS usmTOTfcmF shade fflllEBr WJflMiB i anunwo ACTOG The knack of easy travel is in knowing A great advantage in using the ammunby the Winchester Arms HUH IU ftCCp lVUUJr tin U1IU L1111U Aldlll s ition manufactured Co ITew Haven Ct It is said that it can Horn always be found even in the most remote and out of the way parts of the world There are so many Winchester guns in use that there is a great demand for Winchester ammunition everywhere No matter what kind of a gun you shoot you can get ammunition for it if you ask for the Win11 cents 5 AS chester make This great house makes all G 4fl 12 cents sizes of metallic cartridges from RB caps 13 cents 7 11 to 58 caliber and in shot gun ammunition 14 cents 7 57 from 4 to 20 gauge All ammunition bearing the name Winchester will It will thus be seen that if this qual- satisfaction Send for large give entire illustrated ity of coal were selling at less than catalogue free Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Alivaya to I5c Foaud 1 jm SAME TIICS NOTCE y JCw LABEL AKTXJET THE GENUINE hd ARISHOBN Jlgggllj 1 S per bushel how many It is it would not pay to burn corn while arc whoastonishing do things forpeople there say they others bencoal must sell as low as 541 per ton efit Washington Democrat to be as cheap fuel as corn at ten cents ILi in- Â¬ G50 and corn were bringing 12 cents Â¬ tttirM Last Year a Recortl Breaker People generally have a very faint idea of the extent of the sMpbuilding in dustry on the river Clyde Scotland says the Fall Itiver News Some statistics SHIPBUILDING ON THE CLYDE Immense Trade of tlie Scotcli RiverJ Â¬ have come to hand however which cell the story in a measure In a recent issue of the North British Mail of Glas gow 70 iirms are named who are consume ting from one to ten laTge vessels from twin screw steamers of 1000 tons sp to first class cruisers and battle ships of 10500 horsG power The year 1800 was a record breaker on the Clyde but the prospects for 1S97 are equally satisfactory The work on hand rep resents about 310000 gross register tons Compared with last year this shows an increase of 50000 tons The marine engineering trade is also well represented in 336000 horse power or 40000 over that of the previous jear The government orders include one line of battle ship two first class cruis Â¬ ers and three second class cruisers The largest order given to the Clyde for a long time was that for the Nippon This con Â¬ Yi ssen Naisha of Japan sisted of ten steamers of 5S24 tons regÂ¬ ister and 7500 deadweight tons each Four of these are already launched and iix are being built three in the yard W Henderson and three in of D Bell The of Napier Shanks that money value of the contract represents well on to 5000000 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ A very complete and thorough vestigation of this subject is being con- Â¬ ducted at the university It was thought ANOTHER CHEAP STRUCTURE desirable however to publish the results already obtained although they for summer and winter use but he can were based upon the performance of reflect that during the summer the but one quality of coal This coal is fowls can occupy quarters that are ex- Â¬ well known and largely used in the ceedingly inexpensive a roof to cover state them being about all that is necessary Two illustrations are given herewith SIEVES ON THE FARM show cheap structures that will that Sizing Beans provide all needed shelter for fowls dur Â¬ Useful in Soxtiiijr amiGrain Peas and ing warm weather The one elevated Pew farms are fitted out with a proper upon supports has no flooring the fowls flying up on to their roosts at assortment of sieves When at hand use almost every day they night or up to their nests that are in thecome into the owner wonders how year and reached from the outside by the door at the end Ajmrtof he ever got along without them They will articles the roof can be hinged to give access to beanssort and sizeetc variouswill clean peas grain and the interior the dirt out of many farm products One will not go far wrong in selecting either the white or barred Plymouth They will take out the coarsely cracked Hocks or the silver laced or white Wyandottes The Brahmas and Cochins give excellent results under proper con- Â¬ ditions but for colonization on a free range these breeds are not suitable N Y Tribune -- Â¬ III South and North Dakota relating their own personal experience in those states have been published in pamphlet form by the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway and as these letters arc extremely interesting and the pamphlet is finely illustrated one copy will be sent to any address on leceipt of two cent postage stamp Apply Â¬ from Farmers to Geo II Heafford General Passenger Agent 410 Old Colonv Building Chicago 111 v A woman likes- - winter because she can wear a long coat and hide her old dress Washington Democrat t This is often felt in every joint and muscle of the body by turns by people who experiencing the earliest twinges of rheumatism neglect to arrest the malady as they may easily do with Hostetters Stomach Bitters a professionally authenticated remedy for the agonizing complaint Recollect that rheumatism unchecked often lastsa lifetime or abruptly terminates it when the malady attacks the heart Tlie Bitters also remedies chills and fever dyspepsia and liver complaint Â¬ Â¬ 1 The Man who Is Raising a Big Crop j 5 Horrid Torture realizes that the harvest time is ahead Ideal farming comprehends not only the growing of the tallest grain the most of hayj the best farming the farming that pays must contemplate something more than this for there is a harvest time and just in proportion as a crop is saved successfully speedily and economically in just that proportion may be measured the seasons profit or loss tons-to-the-a-cre Â¬ nar-row-hing- ed Â¬ If there is such a thing as good luck it is being endowed with good sense by your father and mother Atchison Globe Harvesting Machines are Hie profit bringing kind they are built for long wear hara wort ligrht draft and in short to satisfy There are other kinds that dont cost as much but there9 s nothing cheaper than the best FvUcCormick iiarvesting Machine Company Chicago The Light Running McCormick Open Klevator Harvester The Light Running McCormick New 4 Steel Mower The Light Running McCormick Vertical Corn Binder and ifetfrf PURCHASING A HORSE Fits stopped free and permanently cured No fits after lirst days use of Dr Klines Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa People always want to do things until they nnd out that they can just as well as not Washington Democrat Sudden cold brings soreness and ness St Jacobs Oil brings a cure stiff- Â¬ JSzsx3l 1 he Light Running McCormick Daisy Reaper for sale everywhere Qar Jf lfc J3fZ2G YM rvj T 1 Ia VTT---t- fftal Z WORSTED THE TROLLEY CAR It Ka11 Into a Load of Hay vritli DiH This is the time the trolley car got the worst of it It was of the Plain field X J line and was running at lull speed for Buncllen It was very foggy Suddenly there loomed up out of the mist a hay wagon drawn by a horse and a mule says the New York World Look out there yelled the motor man but it was a wasted effort for The words were not out of his mouth before the- - car struck the oncoming wagon The pole tore away the dash- Â¬ board and then struck the motorman in the stomach knocking him into the middle of the car The conductor was pitched against the rear door and had his nose bunged up The solitary pas senger was sent against the rocf and began to pray before he came down The pole had saved the animals pull ing the hay w agon The horse was thrown to one side but the fender struck the mule and sent him head over heels up on the front platform of the car where his heels played havoc with lass and framework The driver of the wagon was thrown off but unin Â¬ astrous Results rc V Â¬ Â¬ jured man when they brought him to The mule neighed loud with glee and threw up his heels as if he had at last found a worthy foeman Well Ill be hanged said the motor Iveey Your Oven Counsel If you want to buy a horse dont believe your own brother Take no mans word for it says an old horseman in Horseshcers Journal Your eye is your market Dont buy a horse in harness Unhitch him and take everything off but the halter and lead him around If he has an failing you can see it Let him go himself a way and if he walks right into anything you know he is blind No matter how clear and bright his eyes are he cant see any more than a bat Back him too Some horses show their weakness or tricks in that way when they dont in any other But be as smart as you can youll get caught sometimes Even the experts get stuck A horse may look ever so nice and go a great pace and yet have fits There isnt a man who ould tell it until something happens Or he may have a weak back Give him the whip and off he goes for a mile or two then all of a sudden he stojs on the road After a rest he starts again but he soon stops for good and nothing but a derrick can start him The weak points about a horse can better be discovered while standing than while moving If he is sound he will stand firmly and squarely on his limbs without moving them with legs plumb and naturally poised or if the foot is taken from the ground and the weight taken from it disease may be suspected or at least tenderness which is the precursor of disease If a horse stands with his feet spread apart or straddles with his hind legs there is a weakness in his loins and the kid- Â¬ neys are disordered Heavy pulling bends the knees Bluish milky cast eyes in horses indi- Â¬ cates moon blindness or something else A bad tempered one keeps his ears thrown back and a sttimbling horse has blemished knees When the skin is rough and harsh and does not move easily to the touch the horse is a heavy eater and digestion bad Never buy a horse whose breathing organs are at all impaired Place your ear at the heart and if a wheezing sound is heard it is an Â¬ Ilely tlnon Xo Mans Judsriuent and I REASONS FOR USING I A NEST OF SIEVES corn for the older fowl and separate the finer parts for the chicks and so one might go on enumerating their conveniences Sieves are easily made The secret of a secret is to know how and when to tell it Rams Horn bowels OC Go 5 Â¬ Cascarots stimulate liver kidneys and Never sicken weaken or gripe 10c Â¬ Get wire erWe have often wondered why one can nev find a thing until he quits hunting for it cloth with mesh running from coarse Washington Democrat to fine and saw sections from grocery boxes for frames on which to tack the Use St Jacobs Oil promptly and freely and say gbod by to neuralgia wirecloth Nail a small strip of wood over the edges and the sieve is comGreat people always have small enemies plete The cut shows a deep sieve with Rams Horn an arrangement for sizing an article into three or more grades The sieve THE MARKETS in the position indicated by the dotted lines is permanently fastened in place 12 Cincinnati and is very coarse in mesh Below are LIVE STOCK Cattlecommona 2 50 April3 00 3 85 G 4 40 Select two sliding frames with meshes finer CALVES butchers 5 50 4 75 Fair to good light and still finer Thus with one shaking HOGS Common 3 25 3 t5 Mixed packers 3 95 4 05 three or even four assortments can be 3 J5 4 10 tekt shippers made N Y Tribune SHEEP--choic- e 4 25 4 75 Â¬ J 1 m MWfii tm wmA 5 Because it is absolutely pure Because it is net made by the so called Dutch Process in which chemicals are used Because beans of the finest quality are used Because it is made by a method which preserves unimpaired tho prrtniHfl natural ftavnr rmri nrlnr nf thp lipnnc Because it is the most economical costing less than one cent R reaKias a cup anri fhot vmi mt CO - Z z X-A- - t BSxS ri BAKER Ltd Dorchester Mass rniilni marln Kw W A I Established 1780 at ftf TT3I AMONG THE POULTRY Have troughs in which to feed all soft feed o-2 11 25 HAYPrime to choice If Aour hens lay soft shelled eggs they PROVISIONS Mcss Dork Lard Prime steam need more lime BUlTfcR Choice diirv 10 The sitting hen now has the floor Prime to choice creamery APPLES Per bbl 150 Take care of her 75 POTATOES Per bbl Is there not room for a flock of geese NEW YORK on your farm Study the situation FLOUR Winter patent 4 45 A warm feed for breakfast oes a lonsr GRAIN Wheat No 1 northn No 2 red way in inducing hens to lay now CORN fo 2 mixed ye-X- FLOUR Winter family GRAIN Wheat No 2red Xo 3 red Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 LAMBS Spring G 00 3 25 i 00 en 3 CO IlV I t 1 KM S7 it ca 81 25 3S 11 50 9 25 4 25 12 21 1 75 9D 204 HoJ Surrey Harnesj Price S 00 As good sells for Slf0O riases SOstvles of liar nej s TopBuceiesaslow as 35 Phaetons as low as 55 Spring Wagons Koad Wagons etc iUiWf Ubb AUA consumer for 24 years at wholesale prices - saving mem me aeaiers- pro ms snip any wnere for examination be-Â¬ fore sale Every Â¬ thing warranted iuo styles 01 car but have sold direct to the I I 19 JaKfta tMMM Jp No 606 Surrey irfBnf zr 1 g u Send WUKlUgUC Price with curtains lamps ma hide aproa and fenders 60 As Koci i j ij-s-s- k v E2ECHAR OARKiAGE AKP HARNESS 2F CO W B PJSATT Bctfy ELKHART TUB rr Oh 4 65 78 77fC m yi tree grows in Brazil It is about six feet high andonis so the luminous that it can be seen distance of a mile darkest night for a A RKMARivABLE or more CHICAGO we are glad to note it FLOUR Winter patents A generous application of lime on the GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 2 Chicago SDring chicken yard and in the sheds and runs CORN No 2 is now in order It may prove a cheap OATS No 2 PORK Mess prevention of disease Keep the direct rays of the sun from LARD Steam BALTIMORE shining through glass on the incubator FLOUR Family They are growing stronger every day GKA1N Wheat No 2 Corn Mixed now and may suddenly run the teni Tts Mixed LARD lieiined perature up and spoil a hatch PTMess Ducks if reasonably well cared foi CATTLE First quality and in good condition ought to com- HOGS Western indication of trouble INDIANAPOLIS mence laying during this month and No well into warm weather Pais GRAIN Wheatmixedn2 continue Corn No 2 Oats No 2 mixed Do not wash the eggs but rub them more ducks and geese they are profita LOUISVILLE a damp cloth when brought into ble on the farm Rural World with FLOUR Winter patent the house they will look bright and GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed clean when taken to market There is In hearty all cases it is the early Oats Mixed more than a little in the appearance of sown grass and oats that give the bea PORK Mess LARD S team things results i -Â¬ Pure breeds are rapidly superseding the old style cross bred mongrels and Mixed PORK New mess LARD Western OATS 22 22tf 9 00 9 25 4 40 4 50 fc2 4 SO - 22fft 8 20 4 20 3 90 73V 635J t 23 16 8 35 4 50 4 25 TM 9 I ABSOLUTELY 2b SO id GUfiRISTEED Vploanrt bookies free STERLING REJIEDY CO 2354 4 10 27s 27j 24 1150 16 85 4 50 4 40 4 50 88 24 19 vneate premises on M ay first Frier on this machinery willaston- amj jeli you Time piven to vpht parties AVALTEU ft I 8 K Q Address 14 Home st--AVdDDELL Ohio inehinati UIL 1 RPT RI R H flUiCKLY Se rt for 300 Inventions 18 W 3 A first class horse power FfiR CHtt ajsoa Cood 201Chorse power Ensfne I urc JAIF nnriirht Must be scd at once as we S iXIE Boiler 3 yvm M0 caro 1e7er Tof constipation Cascarets are Iheldeal lira riP or snipebot cause eMyntnral results Saja ft DRUGGISTS i f RI f-i- r for increaBe 2 Rejected claims reopened All laws freo 31 yrs practice Saccees or no fee Vr Xctor-jilt- A A Son Cincinnati Om and Washington P E IT S I O W SS 3SSS5S 2C UL laiUlf y raiitcd Weeks Scale Works sarTateJL foH31JwnY 3 75 4 CO ss 50 2S 9 20 5 59 v HmWfmm Best Cough Syrup go all asE fails Tastes Good Use W ca YueatavtSs perfection E 1652 WJIEW IVJtITIJVG TO A3VEKTISKI5rt plcnse state thnt you sawtkc Adverllae ANK - fcl V t meut ia this paper - UL r- - v - - rrrvr t - r - v X 8 HUTCHSION JTreah THE BOURBON itEWS TUESDAY APRIL Paragraphs About The People In Tliis Vicinity is 1897 P Si ma 3 if v ft I jj xi 9 if j fl ian Miss Minnie Howard has returnbd to Cynthiana Joe Mink of Avon visited lady friends here Sunday Mrs James Gragg has returned from a visit to Sharpsburg Mrs John McLeod and daughter are visiting in Jynthiana Mrs Barton Coyle of Fayette visited Mrs Ben Jacoby this week At J B Woods assignees sale vehicles farming utensils and stock sold high Mrs Ed Allen of North Middletown and Miss Bruce Collins of Paris visited friends here Wednesday Mr Claybrook and Miss Frances are in Mason called there by the death of Mrs Claybrooks mother Geo B Jacoby shipped home from Xi0ui8ville eighteen hogshead of tobacco which he will hang and redry Walton infant son of E D and Ellen Brown died Friday night after a short illness They have the sympathy of the community in their bereavement Â¬ to announce We are FOR STATE SENATOR as a candidate ior We are authorized to announce Joseph F Williams the action of the Jailer subject James M Thomas as a candidate Democratic partyto the from Senator State for District Senatorial Twenty eighth composed of the counties of Bourbon FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY Montgomery and Clark subject to the We are authorized to announce action of the Democratic primary elec- Â¬ Cliftun Arnsparger as a candidate for tion July 31st re election as County Attorney subject to the action of the Democratic party for commonwealths attorney We are authorized to announce Sam Â¬ We are authorized to announce John B Rogers as a candidate for S Smith as a candidate for re election uel 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 Â¬ Woodford and Franklin subject to the Dundon as a candidate for County At torney subject to the accion of thu action of the Democratic party Democratic party authorized TWIN BROTHERS i s e T o C 1 o th in YOU ARE NOW THINKING OP BUYING 0 1 BEST QUALITIES PERFECT FITS LOWEST PRICES VrAV Vi Yesterdays Temperature f The following is the temperature as Co noted yesterday by A J Winters city of this 7a m 8a m 9 40 42 v 10 a in 11 a m 12 m - am 45j 2p m 3p 5p 7p m m m 50 52 58 65 67 60 55 ASSIGNEES NOTICE A I e LL persons having claims against J3 tne assigned estate or d w mocK Co are requested to present tnem at once properly proven as required by Bowens deputies will be W W at my office in Paris Ky Those Mitchell and 3 ames Burke law knowing themselves indebted to the firm We are authorized to announce of J W Mock Co are requested to pay promptly and thereby ayoid court Brutus J Clay Jr with G W Judy and J Smith Clarke as deputies cost as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the HARMONiSTITT action of the Democratic party 26fb Assignee FOR COUNTY CLERK We are authorized to announce Wm We are authorized to announce J U M Purnell as a candidate for Judge Boardman as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce We are authorized to announce S D James McClure as a candidate for Clay as a candidate for Assessor of Judge of Bourbon County subject to Bourbon County subject to the action the action of the Democratic party of the Democratic party We are autnorized to announce T E are authorized Ashbrook as a candidate for Judge of We D Kenney astoaannounce Gar candidate for Bourbon County subject to the action rett Assessor of Bourbon County subject to of the Democratic party the action of the Democratic party FOR CIRCUIT CLERK We are authorized to announce Wm We are authorized to announce Chas H W haley as a candidate for Assessor E Butler as a candidate for Circuit of Bourbon County subject to the ac- Â¬ Clerk subject to the action of the Demo- Â¬ tion of the Democratic party cratic party We are authorized to announce Will G McClintock as a candidate for We are authorized to announce T Assessor of Bourbon County subject Hart Talbot as a candidate for Circuit the action of the Democratic party to We Clerk subject to the action of the We are authorized to announce Archie goods- Democratic party W Bedford as a candidate for Assessor We are authorized to announce of Bourbon County subject to the George T McCarney as a candidate action of the Democratic party for Circuit Clerk subject to the action We are authorized to announce C L of the Democratic party Hough as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action FOR SHERIFF of the Republican party We are authorized to announce i We are authorized to announce C J George W Bo wen as a candidate for I Daniel Sheriff subject to the action of the Bourbonas a candidate for Assessor of County subject to the action Democratic party If elected Mr of the Republican party Â¬ fob judge FOR ASSESSOR JI IJeW Sprind Suit It will be of great assistance to you to look through our mammoth stock of p X MENS BOYS CLOTHING The Handsomest Line of Clpthing Ever Displayed in Bourbon County have the lateit styles all colors all sizes Seeing is free It wont cost you a penny to inspect our You will be satisfied when you trade at Twin Bros that you get Kfiliable Goods at Keliable Prices Have just received carload after carload of choicest novelties in 4 Silk Dress Goods Dry Goods Percales White Goods Wash Goods Wash Goods Cottons Calicos Laces Muslin Underwear Corsets andkerchiefs Gloves Hosiery Lace Curtains Embroideries Table amasks Napkins etc ducements in excellence and variety at such low prices that you will regret if you fail to call It will be both pleasureable and profitable to look through this Depnrtmrnt Our stock offers reat vfi in- Â¬ FOR SURVEYOR We are authorized to announce Benj Jr as a candidate for re election as Surveyor of - Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party F Bedford and material at money saving prices We have an entire new stock of Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes in Blacks and Tans Best makes BLUEGRASS NURSERIES v- - We are authorized to announce Ed D Paton as a candidate for re election as Clerk of the Bourbon County Court subject to the action of the Democratic FOR superintendent PUBLIC SCHOOLS le-elec-ti- on I ffc 4 i5 ili- KM ij v i w - Pm ftCv T7 1 r ft 19- - j i 1 - action of the Democratic party FOR JAILER We are authorized to announce Wm If you want to buy right if you want to be treated right if you want to save money make our stoie E Williams as a candidate for Super Â¬ Asparagus and Small Fruits We em- Â¬ We are authorized to announce intend nt of Public Schools for Bourbon your trading home ploy no agents but sell at Hying prices Samuel T James as a candidate for County subject to the action of the direct to the planter Telephone in Jailer subject to the action of the Democratic party office Strawberry and general nursery Democratic party Catalogues on application to We are authorized to announce W C H F HILLENMEYER FOR POLICE JUDGE ones as a candidate for re election as Lexington Ky 26feb tf We are authorized to announce Wm Jailer subject to the action of the Remington 701 as a candidate for Police Democratic party Mr Jones candi- Â¬ dacy is in the interest of Mrs Landon Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party Ashbrook -UMI Wi II I Wt are authorized to announce John We are authorized to announce W H R Adair as a candidate for Police D SOAR W MILLER has received Boone as a candidate for Jailer sub- Judge subject to the action of the The first of American Newspa- Â¬ ROUTE ject to the action of the Democratic Democratic party f the exclusive agency for this and Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati j BEST LINE TO AND FROM party pers CHAS A DANA Editor aujuinmg counties ror cne saie or Ohio We are authorized to announce Newt Bryans new book entitled The First as a candidate for Police Judge is written in We are authorized to announce Wm Clark Battle The American Constitution the best style Itclear concise Mr Bryans Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of subject to the action of the Democratic and logical All Points in Michigan His inspiring language full of keen Bourbon County subject to the action party American Idea the American satire and brilliant rhetoric will charm j TUESDAY APRIL 13TH 1897 of the Republican party FOR MAGISTRATE Spirit These first last and all interest ana instruct not only those who returning every second Tuesday in each White City Special We are authorized to announce John We are authorized to announce John were his most devoted followers but month H Stewart as a candidate for Jailer D Clay as a candidate for Magistrate the time forever Best Terminal Station also his most ardent opponents The Optician Landman subject to the action of the Democratic from the Centerville precinct subject to books contains about 600 pages printed has been visiting this party 6 a year from large clear type with 32 full page Daily by mail the action of the Democratic party city regularly for over Avoiding The Tunnel Daily Sunday by mail 8 a year illustrations a magnificent colored five years and has ad Â¬ presentation plate and an autograph justed glasses to the preface handsomely bound m cloth eyes of the best people BOSTON HOUSE Ai LOT AND BLACK Â¬ C half morocco or full morocco at 175 A DAUGBE RTY Of Paris and Bourbon Wagner Sleeping Cars is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in 225 and 275 each Mail orders will County and has proven himself com- Â¬ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE receive prompt attention Address petent thorough reliable and honest the world Oscar W Miller Hutchison Ky HOUS E You can get Landmans glasses from ID SIN PAINTER 2 a year Butfett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping DESIRE to sell my house and lot Price 5c a copy Byjmail Clark Clays drug store between his Cars Private Compartment Cars Address THE SUN New JYork visits and when he makes his regular with blacksmith shop at Jackson Â¬ N DECOMTIH Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal visit he will examine your eyes thoroughÂ¬ I ance in twelve months For further ly and make any change necessary to - - - - Paris Ky 434 Main St particulars address or call on give satisfaction Examination free THE PATRONS OF THE PARIS References Drs W J3ENJ F SHARON J Fithian jalso dealer in TO ICE MBX CO Be sure your tickets read via BIG 13oct tf Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C Jacksonville Ky on first mortgage Apply FOUR We appreciate your past patronage Oil Yarnislies at The Bourbon News We are now ready to quote prices for D Cram of Paris IE o Mccormick Ma Â¬ Brushes office next season and will not be undersold 26mar tf Passenger Traffic Mgr EVERYTHING for Orchardof Lawn OrnaFull stock mental and Fruit Trees Grape Vines party as a candidate for as Superintendent of Public Schools for Bourbon County subject to the Kate Edgar We are authorized to announce Miss F1 PI E3 With every purchase at our store you gt a coupon and when you get 810 get free large a handsome glass framed picture E worth of coupon tickets you Â¬ V BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY ftv IK THE SUN Â¬ The First Battle L H - Landman M TOLEDO DETROIT CHICAGO ST LOUIS The Sunday Sun EfflRa NEW YORK I Money To Loan ICE ICE Paints D B MARTIN Gen Pass CINCINNATI Tkt Agt O is-- r Send your order to Oscar EUGENE W JOHNSON Estimates promptly furnished for Miller Hutchison Ky agent for BourÂ¬ glass paints painting anddecorating bon county SOUCITOR AND ATTORNEY IN PATÂ¬ tf ENT CAUSES 1729 New York Ave Washington D C terials Window Glass Etc Artists 500 by anybody See advertisement in another column of W J Bryans new book The First Battle PATENTS u- - ftKS Remember our ice is of pure distilled water PARIS ICE MFG CO 19feb Weekly Cincinnati PHIL NIPPERT Manager - V- - FRANKFORT CIiMMATI 1 RY C 1897 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY In Effect March F CLAY 4766 JftEOOIiJ 318 234 Office established 1868 Charges moderate Correspondence Requested 2mar ljan98 lo FOR RENT BRICK cottage ply to X EAST BOUND Lve Frankfort ArrElkhorn Arr Switzer Arr Stamping Ground Arr Duvalls Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Newtown Arr Centreville Arr Elizabeth Sire of Coleridge 205 Choral 208 Arthur W 211 Claybourne 211 Connor 212 Clorine 213 Cling 214 Lee 215 and thirty nine others in 230 list Ysu Like is Esai Qsod Novels r- - - - 3 V -- r 030am 300pm Enough For all the Winter Evenings Sired by CALIBAN 394 Record 643am 350pm 651 am 332pm 702am 348pm Sire of Cyclone 2j23i the sire of Gillette 211 Dr Sparks 212 Cicerone 2I2i 708am 358pm Cyclone Wilkes 214f Cocoon 215 and sixteen others in 230 send 720am 415pm TOPSGS will this on receipt of adv and 800am 430pm 1 FIFTEEN cents in dam Soprano dam of Eminence 218 Strathbridge 224i Ambryon 219i Su 208 5th Ave N Y 812am 442pm stanros anv one of premacy 228 grandam of Red Silk 210 Brown Silk 219 822am 452pm the dam of the following prize novels TWO HUNDRED 858am 458pm China Silk 2 216 and of Emeer 228 etc by Strathmore 408 sire of AND FIFTY SIX pages regular price FIFTY 840am n10pm Arr Paris cts for FIFTY cents any FOUR for ONE sixty five and of the dams of over seventy from 209 to 230 DOLLAR any TEN for ONE DOLLAR AND WEST BOUND 2 dam Abbess dam of Steinway 3 225 Solo 228f Currency 222 etc by A HALF the whole library of SIXTEEN volumes Albion 920am 530pm live Paris 6 THE SALE OF A SOUL By C M S Mc- 932am 542pm 3 dam by Marshal Ney son of Imp Emancipation Arr Elizabeth Lellan 7 THE COUSIN OF THE KING By A S Van 938am 548pm Arr Centreville NVestrum 948am 558pm Caliban 394 Arr Newtown -- SIX MONTHS IN HADES by Mambrino Pilot 29 dam Cassia by Cassius M Clay Jr 22 etc By Clarice L 1000am 610pm Arr Georgetown Clinp-h-rIjve Georgetown 1040am 63opm Strathmore 408 by Hambletonian 10 dam Lady Waltermire dam- - of Marshal -- THE SKIRTS OF CHANCE By Captain 1056am 646pm Arr Unvalls Ney 2034 by North American 2 dam by Hambletonian 2 Alfred Thonipson 1110am 653pm Arr Stamping Ground 10 ANTHONY KENT Bv Charles Stokes Wayne II 25am 704pm Arr Switzer C F Clay is a horse of great finish and style in fact as much so as any horse ll AN ECLIPSE OF VIRTUE By Champion Bissell 1135am 711pm Arr Elkhorn John Gilliat ArrFrankfort ll 5arn 755pm we know of Is a beautiful mahogany bay with black points and stands 153J 12 AN UNSPEAKABLE SIREN ByBy Harold R 13 THAT DREADFUL WOMAN hands high His pedigree is full of the richest producing blood which has vear after Vynne C D BERCAW GEO B HARPER year added new and brilliant performers to the turf for instance Nannie Etti 14 A DEAL IN DENVER By Gilmer McKen- Genl Supt Genl Pass Agt coat put of his dam has given in 1896 Red Silk 210 and Brown Silk 219 the lat Â¬ 15 WhT SATS GLADYS By David Christie Fkakkfort Ky ter the dam of China Silk beyond question the best 15 A Mnrrav REMARKABLE GIRL By L H record 216 VERY d filly of 1896 As a two three and five vear old C F Clav was cam Bickford By Harold R MARRIAGE FOR HATE paigned and landed many good races securing his record of 218 His first crop 17 A Vynne De Leoiu of foals came in his form and for several years afterward he was the 18 OUT OF THE SULPHUR By T C Bsell-20-TH- Ujant f First class repair ApBC INGELS Or O EDWARDS 5 rooms 10 per Â¬ Commercial Tribune ONLY 50c A Year COMMERCIAI TRIBUNE CO Cincinnati O wm m jjcl DE3statolis2acaL MODS IIBn J THE GREATEST OFALt - two-year-o- ld FASHION NAGA2INES AWARDED DIPLOMA ANRSfLVERflEDALAT The old and well known firm of Smedley Butler of Millersburg Ky is now in progress of liquidation owing to the assignment of J G Smedley All of the large stock of dry goodf notions fancy goods domestics boots shoes hats caps and every article kept by a first class store is now being offered at cost for cash This is a fine oppor Â¬ tunity for any one wishing to engage in the dry goods business and assume cn trol of a house already established smd well known throughout Central Ken Â¬ tucky Anyone wishing to buy tke stock as a whole should address ALEX BUTLER Of the firm of Smedley Butler Millersburg Ky two-year-ol- six-year-o- ld JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls promptly answered Your work is solicited Prices reasonable leading sire when age of foals was considered His get all possess his grand in dividuality and are especially speedy and as to race horse qualities the perfor- Â¬ mances of Coleridge 205 Choral 208 Connor 211 Arthur W 211 and others are too recent and of too much merit to need any comment But few better sires than C F Clay are now in the stud His colts are not only trotters but are show horses as well having probably been awarded as many premiums at the leading fairs as the get of any horse in Ke tucky C F Clay will make the season of 1897 at Emerald Park Stock Farm 5h miles north of Paris at 19 Â¬ THE WRONG MAN By Champiou B Anita HUNT FOR HAPPINESS Tivanti Chartrps By Ha old 1 HER STRANGE EXPERIMENT It Vynne rr T Indicate by the numbers the no e exposition in paris PRICE ASSIGNEES NOTICE Uhanslor are hereby notified to present them at once properly proven as re-Â¬ quired by law to the undersigned or to his attorney Harmon Stitt Paris Ky u VLU x FOR RENT Pleasant street adjoining the resi- dence of S S Clay Apply to 29sep tf A C ADAIR STORY brick honse on Upper 25 CENTS YEARLY SCBSCRIPTlNS against ALL persons having claimsIsaac F assigned estate of 35 - - To Ins ure A Living Colt J F B1HBEE MillersMrgj Ky TOILETTES POBUSHINGCQ 126WEST23STNEWY0RK rwwL onannon mason uo Hy r 4 r 3v i X T i -- - - r- - J- - 4 v 1