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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): April 16, 1897

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FaZL3 gsgH--f9psf- 1 T t c Jft 5 JL - THE ft MILLER B 0 U R BO N PRINTED EVERY TUESDJLl AND FRIDAY MILLERSBURG EB - NEW S Established ¬ 7 CHAMP EtHtonibl Owners feb j 1881 SEVENTEENTH TEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY APRIL 16 1897 JNews NO 31 ana after April 1st 1897 I will Bursr work strjctly for cash I will keep no bookrandwill therefore not credit any Miss Ivey of the M F J is improv- one 1 will discount my bills ten per ing cent but will positively not do any Guaranteea or Honeg Mrs John K Judy is quite ill with credit business I am compelled to typhoid malaria fever give my Collector ten per cent for col lecting my Earl Current is visiting his sister Mrs lose nothingbills and therefore I will by thjs method but will Easter is coming and with it the Spring We all want to make a JaB Cray in Mt Olivet protect myself from losses and at the good appearance of being well dressed If so come to Mrs Nancy Allen is visiting in Paris same time I will save my patients ten and Winchester this week per cent I Jeff M Vimont bought 100 good feed- ¬ call will thank my patients if they will andettle all their old bills and hogs at Carlisle court day ing Notes Gathered In And About The OK if Important Notice THE OIGLEY means higher prices for TiRIF BILL Satlslactlou ReWel Garpetings for the next four years Curtains Etc il 4 5 PRICE From 7 CO orjOTKiErR S and get one of our suits made to order Department ranging in- our Merchant Thanking you for past kindnesses I guest of Mrs M V Shaw Tuesday hope still to merit a part of your patron Sincerely Mrs E S Pipers Carliale bank stock age 30mar tf Dr J R Adair was sold Monday for 115 per share Mrs Lyda Arnold of Atlanta is the guest of her parents Dr and Mrs Pope You will enjoys yourself by going to There will be a pianoforte recital at the J T Hintons and taking a look at his M F C on Friday April 23d at 8 p line of baby carriages They have some Tailoring m exclusive features about them and Hin Miss Sue Johnson of Mt Sterling is tonhasthe exclusive sale Prices the the guest of her cousin Miss Lucile lowesti ¬ Mrsv Ed Ewalt of Shawhan was the save costs Anticipating the passage of this bill we have bought largely of all kinds of Garpetings Mattings Rugs Lace Uurtams Etc And while this stock lasts there will be no advance Jdy 1350 To 2650- - A perfect fit guaranteed Our ready made Suits at We make an effort to please the manship as well as prices Our 750 Ones in style and are strictly allwool a perfect piece of workmansnip and infjthelatest fabrics black and blue Cheviots Plaids Over Plaids and Cassimere Little work ¬ Fancy SMris are all new fresh goods and plete without one of our up-to-da- at 48s te car of horses and mules to Atlanta Tuesday Mrs Chas Darnell and daughter Miss Blanche returned Wednesday from Minerva Mr Frank Allen of State College is the guest of his sister Mrs Fenceter termacher Mr J as A Butler and family return ¬ ed Tuesday from a visit with relatives near Augusta Miss Naomi Flaugher of Aberdeen Ohio is the guest of her brother Mr Zene Flaugher MrT D Judy and wife and Mr Ed Ingels and wife visited relatives in Car- S C and Will Carpenter shipped a To Cure A Cold o former low prices Now is the time to place your order We cordially invite inspection on In One Day TAKEiLaxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ lets - 4l11 druggists refund the money if it iail8to cure 25c For sale bv W T Brooks and James Kennedy Ky W Of S Paris BROWE R SCOTT XiESHSTOTOKT FRAZEE TSLTST - Anderson PeckP i t LOO Your wardrobej is not com- ¬ and terian Church Byrd Kidd of Winchester bought a car of good cattle here Tuesday from different parties STYLISH HATS MI NOBBY SBCKWER Messrs T A Vimont and Thos Mclntyre went to Sharpsburg Wednes Special No 5 This week only Suspenders at 25c worth 40c day on business The Thos Triplett land 47 acres one 50c mile from town was sold Tuesday to E A large display of trunks and valises can be found at our store P Gamble for 1818 Corn brought Remember you can find us at the old stand of L Price L03 in the crib Dont forget the Willis Irwin lecture Give us a call and be convinced that buying of us you save money at the Methodist church to night Ad ¬ ¬ Columbus Ohio Geutsfc I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug- ¬ gist Wayerly O and used them for Stomach TroublaTnndCoustipfition I was unable to do anything for nearly two years I used three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they have cured me For the benefit of others so afflicted I wish to send this letter ¬ Very truly yours f lisle Monday W S ANDERSrtr SoldiBy all druggists at 50c and SI per box The town authorities are haying Send address on postal to the Wright Med another fire cistern dug near the Presby- ¬ Co Columbus O for trial size free Queen Mobile April 21 25 To the Wright Medical Co O Pike Co O Recommends Wrights CJelery Capsules y Come bring your friends with you end inspect our stock of A I 4 New Styles New Weaves New Designs New Styles New Novelties 1 t -- A Complete Line Of Silks Low Prices Ladies Separate Dress Skirts Ladies Spring Suitsr Ladies Bicycle Suits i Crescent Route DO IOl New GO Company i mission 25 cents Messrs G W Bryan and T E Savage were in Cincinnati and Win this week ori business1 vjgjfe Miss Leila McClintock has returned to school at Oxford Ohio Mr Julian McClintock accompanied her and re ¬ turned home Tuesday Ueueral ecretarys s elraa April 24 28 For the meetings named above we have Latest Designs In Wash Fabrics arraugedjwith our connections for train ser- ¬ vice to Mobile Ala through Selma thus obviatLng the necessity of S3 additional fare which will have to be paid on tickets pur- ¬ chased via the other routes Queen s Crescent train service from Cin ¬ cinnati foithe South is too well known to re- ¬ A full line of New Novelties Notions and Fancy Goods Kid Gloves a Specialty quire any praise Low rates in effect for these meetings All trains run via Chatta ¬ nooga and Lookout Mountain WC Rinearson Genl Passr Agent Cincinnati - International Convention Y M C A International Conference New Styles In Ladies Shirt Waists All Mail Orders Promptly Attended To W B HUTCHINSON WITH - - Buggy Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we are now prepared do all kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles such as Millersburg cemetery carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new Dr C B Smith Will Carpenter Clarke Jr J as Dundon J F rooms with or without the tools A well known stand center of town 3t Mrs M Thornton Died Luke Collier age 80 died Wednesday at seven p m at his resi- ¬ on dence near town Funeral will take ten to place this morning at Popeoclock at the house by Dr C Burial at Chas Wool VU vDr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cureEdRleedlngCUJcQratedahdJtchTng Piles T tabsorbs the tumors allays the itch ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piles aucMtching of Jhc private parts and nothing else Every box is guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by SI per box For Rent Blacksmith and carriage mail for 50c and Cleveland O WILLIAMS MFG CO Props For sale by shops consisting of shop and five paint V T Brooks druggist Piles Piles Piles jjuiSi 14 E Main Street 3tAiLr frfflX Jt-A- -Iv APPLETON rf- S- EDGE -- - Lexington Ey tfJ -- J -- niKSB 24jy-95-- ly PRD EOF PARIS The Best The Whitest Purest and The of W J Bryans new book Battle Send your order to Miller Hutchison Ky agent for bon county See advertisement in another column Oscar First tf Bour- ¬ MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE OP FLOUR PARIS MILLING CO Ask Your Grocer For It Jiii BUGGIES BAK0HGHES STORIES The public is invited to inspect our stock and compare our prices We have engaged experienced expert I O workmen to do onr work and insure satisfaction and guarantee all night jobs to be first class Call and see us everjthing in the vehicle line J McClelland and T P Wa dell of this place attended the conferr- ¬ ing of degrees at the Meridith Lodge ums T O F at Lexington Monday Prompt attention to all orders Bourbon Circuit Court Davis Thomson Isgrig are works of art and an ornament to any house D B Good Plaintiff vs Wrights CJelery Tea cures constipa tion sick headacnes 2c at druggists Bourbon Peace Lodge No 100 Your lufe Insured The pictures being given away by LAND UB F etc Defendants In pursuance of a judgment of sale 1897 1 Take No Other EVERY SACK GUARANTEED BLURASS NURSERIES lc a Day HIGH ST COR FOURTH PARIS KY made and entered in the above styled Our insurance is protected by bank- ¬ cause by the Bourbon Circuit Court on MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE 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 the best life insurance Wrights in ori Celery Capsules gives you good health Monday May 3 1897 they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and the following described real estate 100 days treatment to wit Sick Headaches C03ts lc a day A sight draft on above A lot in bank in every 1 box which brings Rock certain house andKentucky Little Bourbon county your money back if we fail to cure you at 1 a spike in the middle oE Sold by W T Brooks druggist the Paris Little Rock Turnpike cor- ¬ ner to J IT Boardmau and Junius Boldson thence W 53 E 314 chains to 2 corner to said Boldson and E B Rice fence the stone thence inside W 3 W 263 chains to 3 corn r to Ans Hughes thence with his line inside of post fence S 56 W 320 chains to 4 in pfinter of said mke tnence witn said pike 35 E 277 chains to the beginning Said sale will be made on a credit of w six and twelve months foi equal parts of the purchase money for which the pur¬ are not so well known as some other chaser will be required to execute bond to the undersigned Master pianos because they have not been payable with good surety to be approved Comr extensively advertised For this same by him bearing interest from the day of sale until paid at the rate oi six per reason they are cent per annum Said bonds to have the force and effect of a iudement and on executions issued thereon no right to ahall be allowed The purchas They are most suitable for the homes rfinlevv be allowed to pay any or all of er will of the people We carry a complete said bonds before maturity if he so de ¬ stock of uprights and they are well sires Said sale is made to satisfy a worthy of inspection Catalogues of Ljudgment in favor of the plaintiff herein tor ms aeot ana against Smith Barnes Pianos sent on request interest the defendanton the day of sale aggregating We are sole representatives for the less the credits the sum of 56813 and the costs of this suit to wit 8305 Steinway Pianos making the total sumto be raised on the dayof sale the sum of 65118 Be-p-inninsr H S STOUTS will sell the 27th day of March at the Court house door at public sale in Paris Kentucky between the hours of 10 oclock a m and 2 oclock p BUSINESS AT Made-to-Order SUITS - 230O To 2800 In This City pgjlIE Helped to build up the largest tailoring business in Paris Ky Pants 350 To 1000 J guaranteed every one a fit or no pay Smith Barnes Pianos Not High Priced Paris FurnisliingandTailoringCo H S STOUT Manager Fbed Lansing Cutter IK The only safe sure and reliable Female PILL ever offered to Ladies especially recommend PENNYROYAL i ed to married Ladies Co take Ask for SS MOTTS PENUTYBOYAL per PUIS and boxes no other BP Send for circular Price 100 for 500 box 6 MOTTS CHEIKEIC AJLi CO - Cleveland Oido 121 and 123 West Fourth Street For Sale By W T Brooks Druggist CINCINNATI O -- PILL Ernest Urchs vs office Strawberry and general nursery Mary I Tucker etc Defendants Catalogues on application to H F HILLENMEYER In pursuance of a judgment of sale rendered by the Bourbon Circuit Court 26feb tf Lexington Ky on the 27th day of March 1897 in the above styled cause I will sell publicly to the highest bidder at the Court house door in Paris Kentucky about the hour of Noon MONDAY MAY 3RD 1897 ALL persons having claimsWagainst assigned estate of J Mock Co are requested to present them afc the following described property to wit once properly proven as required by The certain house and lot of ground law at my office in Paris Ky Those situated in Paris Kentucky fronting on knowing themselves indebted to the firm Co are requested to Broadway opposite the Court house and of J W Mock extending back to Church now Fourth pay promptly and thereby ayoid court street and lying between the property of cost William Hukill on the West and is the HARMON STITT same property conveyed by Henry 26fb Assignee Warren and wife to the late Mrs Nan 3 nie Kenney by deea or record in the office of the Clerk of the Bourbon J page County Court at Deed Book Said sale will be made on a credit of six and twelve months for equal install ¬ ments of the purchase money for which PARIS KENTUCKY the purchaser will be required to exe- ¬ cute bonds payable to the undersigned Master Commissioner with good sure Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls ty to be approved by said Commission Your work ia bearing interest at six per cent promptly answered er and day of sale said solicited Prices reasonable per annum from the bonds to have the force and effect of a t judgment Bourbon Ciruit Court Mary I Tuckers Guardian Plaintiff Letuci OP T SJSESX3KTCS- - 1897a EVERYTHING for Orchardof Lawn Full stock Orna ¬ mental and Fruit Trees Grape Vines Asparagus and Small Fruits We em- ¬ ploy no agents but sell at liying prices direct to the planter Telephone in ASSIGNEES NOTICE OHN CONNELLY Wrights Celery Master Commissioner Bourbon Cir¬ Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit liver and kidneys Teai regulates EtieT teures constipation cuit Court Court and sick headache 25c at all druggists c y EMMETT M DICKSON EMMETT MDICKSON -- - 3 t V - r pi TKywrP iir JTlrYSr r F- r 2 m if 1 i THE EOTJKBON NEWS PJRXBAY APH1L GETTING HOT 16 1897 letNo-To-Ba- THE PATRIOTS TAEEFF BILL C iT t- - i i Vl f Blotrs Exchanged on the Floor or the As ¬ sembly Koom Lyon Struck by Clarice Senator Nelson Will Introduce SeV Under Command of Delgado Cap But Friends Interfere in Time to Pre ¬ eral Amendments to the Measure vent Blood Being Spilt ture the Town of Bujucal Fkankfort Ivy April 15 It was Nominations Confirmed by the Senate that Bahia Honda Province of Pinar del Kicg rumored Wednesday morning Noel Postal Authorities Embarrassed by the Captured and Totally Destroyed A John W Gaines father of Capt Failure of Congress to Fuss the Ap ¬ one of the most Gaines had stated that Spanish Trick Thwarted An Atpropriation to Defray Expenses Vl tempted Assassination Foiled prominent citizens of Louisville had come to him and offered him money to Washington April 14 Much em Jacksonville Fla Atril 14 The use in procuring three votes in the leg- ¬ barrassment to the postal authorities town of Bejucal which has been at- ¬ islature for Dr Godfrey Hunter for has been caused by the failure of con- ¬ t -- tacked several times was assaulted again Sunday by the force of the pa ¬ triot leader Juan Delg ado who after a short fight entered the town and captured arms ammunition and all kinds of supplies needed by his forces leaving- the place after burning about - houses Bahia Honda a town of the provinca of Pinar del Rio has been captured and totally destroyed by patriots The Spanish garrison surrendered without 30 11 1 is said at Ilavana that a man by the name of Miguel Bealo was sent by the Havana police to see Baldogro resistance It Acosta the patriot leader who operates around towns near Havana to arrange a conference and plan for the capture or assassination of the leader This manner of exterminating Cuban leaders is common in Spanish warfare A ¬ -- few days ago Patriot Leader Robau ordered the execution of a Spanish emissary who attempted to poison him with a glass of wine After an encounter at Purgatorio Matanzas between Spanish forces and patriots the Spaniards retreated with heavy loss to the city of Matanzas Col Thomas Carreas and seven more patriots were killed and eight wound- ¬ ed p ii It is said that Monday alarm was occasioned at Spanish headquarters on account of the landing of another expedition at Pinar del Rio where large reinforcements have been sent Havana April 14 A dispatch re ceived by the Diario de la Marina from Madrid says that President McKinley recently offered the friendly media--tioof the United States in Cuban affairs Senor Canovas del Castillo the prime minister replied thanking Mr McKinley for the offer and requesting that the United States stop the work of filibusters in that country Havana April 14 Smallpox is rag¬ ing at Guines a village of S000 inhabi ¬ tants During the last week there have been 150 victims The Garellano battalion while near Siguanea came upon three women who were carrying a wounded insur-¬ gent The Spanish killed the insur gent and brought the women to Sigu anea IKE SHEPPARD n - ¬ ¬ Who Coufosses to Several Murders Under Arrest at Pittsburgh United States senator that the aforesaid citizen had been the first and most prominent man in connection with the charges and that when Gaines sr goes before the grand jury a sensation second only to that of the first charges of bribery will ensue The 3Gth ballot for United States senator in the meeting of the joint assembly Wednesday resulted Hun- ¬ ter CI Blackburn 44 Martin 12 Boyle G Stone 1 present and voting No elec- ¬ 124 necessary to a choice 03 tion ihe 37th ballot resulted the same as the SCtli but on the oSth when the name of Senator Elmore Blackburn democrat was reached he failed to answer and some little excitement The senate roll call was occasioned was concluded and the call of the representatives reached before he came into and found was One democrat at that time the hall failing to vote would have elected Hunter Elmore voted however at the conclusion of the ballot which re Hunter 00 Blackburn 43 sulted 12 Boyle 0 Stone 1 necesMartin sary to a choice 02 No election One pair had dropped out About this time James McMurtry and Representative J C Napier came near coming to blows in the rotunda McMurtry accosted Napier for not vot ing for Hunter when his vote would now elect him Napier responded hotly and friends interfered before there was any serious trouble McMurtry is from Garrard county the home of Napier The fourth ballot of the day resulted Hunter 01 Blackburn 44 Martin Necessary to a 12 Boyle 0 Stone 1 03 No election choice The fifth ballot of the day resulted Hunter 00 Blackburn 43 Martin 12 Boyle 0 Stone 1 necessary to a choice G2 No election At the end of the fifth senatorial ballot Hay moved to adjourn seconded by Clarke But when Lyons called for the yeas and nays seconded by Ben nett Hay withdrew his motion During the sixth ballot of the day words passed between Senator Clarke a bolting republican and Representative W H Lyons Hunter republican Clarke struck at Lons landing a light blow on Lyons face Friends intervened and prevented a desperate ¬ ¬ -- gress to pass the asked for appropria tion of 200000 to defray the expendi ¬ T ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 31 f - r rS V - 4 colored wanted in Chicago for the murder of Win Brady in April 18SG was arrested here Tuesday Sheppard confesses to not only the murder of Brady but also to that of John Doughert at Webster W Va in 1S91 and says he has been mixed up in 18 or 20 other affairs of the kind He tells so many stories of murders that the officials are inclined to consider him not altogether sane Shep¬ pard is 30 years old He says that in 96 while working on the drainage canal at Chicago he and Brady one of the bosses quarreled over a board bill and as Sheppard was getting the worst of it he shot Brady three times kill ing him The murder of Dougherty he says was the result of a fight over a game of cards Dougherty accused Shep of cheating and the shooting fol- ¬ pard lowed Doughterty being killed with the second shot Requisition papers from the governor of Illinois for the return of Sheppard are here and officers are expected to take him to Chicago ¬ ¬ ¬ Pittsburgh April 14 Ike Sheppard GUESTS PARADE II M A New Feature of the Grant Memorial Celebration in New York i New Yopk April 14 A new feature for the Grant memorial celebration has been added to the programme in the shape of a parade of the guests of the city from the Fifth Avenue hotel to the monument in the morning be fore the dedication ceremonies As matters have been arranged they will all be driven in open carriages if the weather is fine over the same route which the army parade is to fol¬ low The carriages will form in a regular procession two abreast led by Troop A In the first carriage drawn by four horses will be President McKin ¬ ley former President Grover Cleve- ¬ land Mayor Strong and Gen Horace Following them in the other Porter carriages will be the diplomatic corps members of the cabinet governors of states senators members of congress generals admirals and all sorts of notables Grauts New Tomb Beady New Yobk April 14 The work oi unsealing the new casket in the temporary tomb of Gen Grant was fin ished Tuesday night and everything is in readiness for the removal of the body to the crypt of the new tomb The time of the removal is still kept secret The sarcophagas is all ready for the reception of the coffin containing the body The great lid weighing a ton has been raised by means of a derrick three feet above the sarcophagi proper so that the coffin can be slid into the hollowed out portion ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ San Francisco April 14 A party of distinguished Japanese visitors will ¬ Distinguished Visitors From Japan 111 ii leave here for Washington D C Wednesday K Komatsu and K Kuwawa have been appointed delegates to the International Postal congress in Wash ¬ ington by the Japanese government The other members of the party are N Kataoka K Nanji Dr T Konoo and Z Kashitnoto Condition of the Treasury Washington April 14 Tuesdays statement of the condition of the treasury shows Available cash balance 225304991 gold reserve 153673231r ¬ 1- - t in executive session Tuesday confirm- sponsible ed the following nominations Nor are the fires of Wednesday night to be the first of the kind recently About Alfred E Buck of Georgia minister to Japan James Boyle of two wreeks ago three fires were started Ohio to be consul at Liverpool Edgar within two dajrs at Twelfth and WalA Angier of Georgia to be U S at- ¬ nut streets but all were extinguished torney northern district of Georgia without serious loss Marion Erwin of Georgia to be U S The loss on Lovejoys planing mill attorney southern district of Georgia and machinery is 10000 and on his W T Beall of Leadviile Col to be stock the loss is 37000 additional register of land office at Leadviile What could be the motive of the in- ¬ fight Col Alexander J Cooke of Missiscendiaries Lieut Gov Worthington ordered the sippi to be United States marshal lation but is purely a matter of specuthe excited business sergeant-at-Arm- s to arrest the parties northern district of Mississippi Nathan men who among gathered about the were Lyons was arrested and taken out P Johnson of Desmet S D to be 2 oclock small It is said that Senator Clarke had agent of the Indians of the Sisseton streets in morning groups atdiscussing seriously started to draw his pistoL Lyons later agency in South Dakota William B Thursday the situation the opinion is frequently resumed his seat to be postmaster at Spring- ¬ expressed that the gambler element Ridgely Fuankfort Ky April 15 The field III which has so long held full sway in Franklin county grand jury is continuWashington April 14 The presi- ¬ Kansas Citr and which is now forced ing its investigation of the alleged dent has decided to recommend to con to quit its operations owing tci a combribery in the senatorial contest Gra gress an appropriation as indemnity plete overhauling of police administra ham Vreeland a newspaper corres- for the killing by a mob of lynchers of tion is at the bottom of the incendipondent was one of the witnesses be- three Italian citizens at Hahnville aries fore the jury He at first declined to La August S last QUADRUPLE MURDER talk and was ordered to jail by Judge Cantrill but later consented to talk VOORKEES REMAINS Husband Wife Daughter and Boarder the Victims The Bodies Croniated and was released The investigation Arrive at the Hoosier Capital After ¬ Pasco ag E I April 15 A quad may be completed Thursday The ward Removed to Terro Haute project is that there will be continuous Indianapolis Ind April 14 On ruple murder was committed at Oak-¬ balloting Thursday but there is noth account of a wreck on the Pennsyl- ¬ land Ii 1 a few miles from this ing in the situation Wednesday night vania railroad it was necessary to place early Wednesday morning at to indicate a breaking up of the dead- transfer the remains of D W Voor what is known as the old Elisha Mat lock hees to a Big Four train and they ar- thewson place The murderer in order to cover up rived here an hour after the time ex- ¬ NOT ENCOURAGING pected At 1 oclock they were placed his crime fired the house but before Reports From the Ovorflowed Mississippi in the retunda of the state capitol un it was totally destroyed the body of Mrs Edward Reynolds was taken out Delta Feared the Waters Will Not Re- ¬ der a military guard of honor Her head was mashed Gov Mount the state officers cede Before June Later the charred body of her Memphis Tenn April 15 Reports the judges of the supreme and daughter was taken out and from the overflowed Mississippi delta appellate courts the federal officers it is supposed that the bodies of Ed ¬ Wednesday night are not encouraging and the city officers first filed by the ward Reynolds the husband and a The expected fall in the waters that coffin to view the body and afterward boarder are in the ruins extend for miles and miles over the came a crowd of citizens passing in Before the building was destroyed a fertile valley has not occurred Many single file on each side of the body number of people discovered clots of There was a chant by choir boys at well known planters express the fear ¬ a fierce the capitol after the body arrived blood on the floor whereplace strugthat the yellow stream will not recede gle had evidently taken until June too late to plant The body was taken to Terre Haute at Martin Mowry who was missing this years crop Much suffer- - 3 oclock in charge of W R McKeen from the scene of the Re3Tnolds mg still in Sunflower and John E Lamb representing the tragedy was found hiding in a barn exists and Rogue Phalia country where citizens of Terre Haute Harrisonville Tuesday forenoon Terre Haute Ind April 14 At near was at once placed under arrest hundreds ot Negroes have deserted their cabins and are huddled on high Greencastle where is located Depauw and suspicion of having been involved grounds and the railroad tracs university the late senators alma on Many cabins are submerged to their mater the funeral train was received in the affair Nominations by tho President very roofs while several have been with a salute from the college cannon Washington April 15 The presi- ¬ while the university cadets were drawn swept from their foundations and ca ried away by the swift current On a up in line as a mark of respect to the dent Wednesday sent the following nominations to the senate plantation ten miles west of Helena dead It was dark when the funeral car State James B Angell of Michi Sylvester Sanders a colored tenant but there gan to be envoy extraordinary and his wife and five children were over- ¬ reached Terre Haute whelmed by the current and all per- ¬ was an immense assemblage of peo- minister plenipotentiary of the United The casket was conveyed to States to Turkey Geo N West of the ished Near Greenville Wednesday ple two Negroes were drowned in an at- the Terre Haute house for many District ot Columoia consul of the yeais the senators home where his United States to Pietou Nova Scotia tempt to reach dry land War George D Meiklejohn of NeVicksbukg Miss April 15 At G body will lie in state until Thursday oclock Wednesday evening the situa- ¬ noon the burial to take place at two braska to be assistant secretary of Services will be war tion here was a gloomy one Cloudy oclock on that daj To be commissioners of the District with rains and a promise of high held at St Stephens Episcopal church wind and the great sea of water slow- ¬ of which Senator Voorhees was long a of Columbia John B Wight and John ly but surely rising promising to go member after which the Masonic fra W Ross Treasury John W Cunningham of above all work for its retention and ternity will have care of tne funeral ceremonies Idaho assayer of the United States the protection of the great valley is assay office at Boise City Idaho Twelve Still Missinjr the situation At G p m the river G feet on had reached 51 Knoxville Tenn April 14 The Justice Jasper P Grady of Indian the cauge Every inch now is more thana foot charred remains of G W Roberts of territory marshal of the central dis some days ago for miles of the Louis- ¬ Pulaski Tenn were taken from the trict in the Indian territory iana line have stood their extreme ruins of the Hotel Knox Tuesday The War First Lieutenant E H Browne limit and the rising river is being held search continues and it is expected Fonrth infanti3r to be captain Second back by the most untiring efforts that other bodies will be found Wed- ¬ Lieutenant P A Wolfe Third infan ever made by any people Human en nesday Inquiries have been received try to be first lieutenant Second durance is fast giving way and it is for a dozen men who are supposed to Lieutenant J W Joies Fifth artillery now only a question of how much have been burned Of the 52 people in to be first lieutenant Corporal George more and how much longer the work the house only about 40 have been ac- L ByroadeFifth artillery to be second lieutenant counted for ing forces can last To ILcok After Reciprocity Tho Remains of Consul XiOtS Funds for Flood Sufferers San Francisco April 15 Among Managua Nicaragua March 2G Little Rock Ark April 15 Mr the passengers on the steamer Aus- R W Brown managing editor of the The remains of Hon Hiram R Lott Louisville Times Tuesday delivered late United States consul at Managua tralia from Honolulu which arrived to Gov Jones 1289 in cash for relief who died June 1G 1895 were to day here Wednesday was William A Kinof flood sufferers The governor will disinterred for shipment via San Fran- ¬ ney who left Wednesday as special His send his private secretary on a tour cisco to the home of his daughter at commissioner to Washington principal work will be to look aftei through the flooded district to distrib- ¬ Floyd La ute the funds where needed Damage Suit Against the ifayes Estate the reciprocity and he will endeavor ta secure a renewal of the same Fremont April 14 The 25000 dam Minors istrlkp Vitascope Pictures All Itijrht Pittseuhgii Pa April 15 The coal age suit of Mrs Addie M Smith Chicago April 15 Dan A Stuart against the estate of ex President miners employed by the Essen Coal Co on the Panhandle road struck Wed- - Hayes was placed on trial Tuesday Wednesday denied the story that the nesday for an advance of six cents per The suit is for injuries alleged to have pictures of the Carson prize fight had ton in the running rate They are he said Three mines been received in a runaway caused by proved worthless a vicious dog of the Hayes family GOO men are idle entirely satisfactory and ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ tures of the International Postal congress to be held here next month The urgency of the appropriation has been pointed out to congress but no definite action has yet been taken though there have been several such provisions inserted in bills introduced Meanwhile the time for themeetingof the postal authorities of the world ia close- at hand and arrangements are being made without contracts pay ment being contingent on the appropriation of funds The foreign delegates are rapidly being announced to this government but the complete personnel of the body will not be known until the opening Post master General Gary has not yet deter mined on the delegates to represent this country but will announce them very shortly Col Chaille Long tho African explorer has been in Wash ington some time and will doubtless be one of the delegates He was a caller on the postmaster general Tues day and has presented his claims jHe is a native of Maryland and his avail- Brothers cracker manufactory at ability as an accomplished linguist Second and Main streets and still an- ¬ may determine his selection other at Hills brewery on the East Washington April 14 Senator Nel bottoms In several of these fires coal son Tuesday gave notice of several oil was freely used by the incendiaamendments to the tariff bill One oi ries these abrogates after one year the Ha At 1 oclock Thursday morning when waiian reciprocity treaty Another the forces of the fire department were declares trusts or combinations for tho scattered and possibly somewhat de- ¬ restraint of trade or enhance the mar moralized fire was discovered in C S ket price of imports or manufacturer Love joys planing mill at Fourteenth by two or more persons either one oi and Main streets The fire had gained whom is an importer to be against such great headway that the building public policy illegal and void was soon enveloped in flames and and provides for the punishment of within a short time the planing mill the offense by both fine and imprison- with all its valuable machinery and a ment A third amendment authorizes big stock of manufactured lumber the president to suspend by executive was in rums lhe loss is neavy Tnat order the collection of all duties upon this fire and the fire in the Scarritt any imported article the home product block were of incendiaiy origin there of which is controlled by a trust is no direct proof but all the indica- ¬ Washington ApriL 14 The senate tions are that firebugs alone are re- ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ oclock Wednesday night and 1 oclock Thursday morning seven fires broke out in the very business center of the city At least four and probably all of thpse fires were of incendiary origin While the majority of the blazes were extinguished in their inctpiency two of them resulted in heavy damages The big five story Scarritt block on Walnut street near Ninth was destroyed entailing a loss of 00000 and from this structure the flames spread to an adjoining structure on Main street also owned by the Scarritt estate and occuoied bv the Campbell Eaton Crockery Co The building on Main street was damaged to the extent of 10000 and the crock- ¬ ery stocks suffered an equal damage Onl3r by a very narrow margin were other adjoining buildings saved from destruction It was while this dangerous fire was raging that the torch was applied in various parts of the business district At Twelfth and Walnut streets fire was started in a pile of dry goods boxes in an alley At Twelfth street and Grand avenue the torch was ap plied to excelsior thrust in the hall way of a lodging house At Fifth and Delaware fire was started in the rear of the Armour building Another fire was started in the rear of Loose 9 ¬ ¬ Ko ToBnc for Fifty CcistK INCENDIARISM FIFTY FIFTH CONGRESS c Over 4COK0 cured Why not regulate or remove your desire lor tobacco Kansas City at tho Mercy of a Rand of Extraordinary Session Saves money makes health md manhood Firebugs Several Fires in tho Very Bus ¬ Washington April 9 Sexate Tho sen- ¬ Cure guaranteed 50c and 8100 all druggists iness Center of tho Hustling City of Alabama Thursday heard Mr Kansas Crrr Mo April 15 Since ate the third successive Morgan his resolution day on for so much stuff that The D oclock Wednesday night Kansas declaring that a state of war exists in Cuba shines fact that there isthe story of disaster like gold makes City seems to have been at the mercy He was severoly critical of Spains methods one of the Gaddait chapters ever written of a band of incendiaries Between against American prisoners and went over in Rams Horn Competitor t u ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- detail the circumstances in the case Mr Morgan said he would close his speech at the next meeting of the senate when he would present a letter from one Cuban officials of the eastern of the province of the island showing the complete civil system of government now sustained by the Cubans Mr Nelson of Minnesota spoko for two hours on the bankruptcy bill opposing the pending Torrey bill as excessively harsh and designed as a collection agency for large creditors and urging his substitute as a measure drafted in the interest of thousands of poor debtors struggling to get on their feet HorsK Not in session Washington April 13 Senate The sen ¬ ate met at noon Monday for the first time since the death of ex Senator Voorhees who until a recent day was a conspicuous The opaning pray- ¬ member of the body Milburn the blind Dr Rev er of refer- ¬ eloquent chaplain made an ence to Mr Voorhees briliant talents impassioned avdor kindling eloquence genu ¬ ine patriotism and the unselfish dedication of his great powers to every cause human and Divine divine which enlisted his career consolation was invoked for the family of the man who had inscribed his name on the great the tablets which perpstuate of his and statesman orators generation Immediately following the pray ¬ er Mr Gorman Md moved as a mark of re- ¬ spect to their late associate that the senate adjourn adding that many senators desired to attend the funeral The motion prevailed and at 1205 p m the senate adjourned Washington April 14 Senate Senator Morgan of Alabama Tucsda3 concluded his long speech on the resolution declaring that a He did not ask state of war exists in Cuba for a vote on the resolution but announced that he hoped to secure a final vote at an early day The bankruptcy bill was taken up at 3 oclock Mr Lindsay of Kentucky de ¬ fending the measure against criticisms made against it In the course of the presentation of memorials Mr Cockrell of Missouri announced that he held in his hand one of the stereotyped printed petitions from that distinguished Indianapolis confer- ¬ ence in which they desire congress to sur- ¬ He render to them the right of legislation asked that it be referred to the finance com- ¬ mittee with the understanding that he did not indorse it House Not in session Washington April 15 Senate The first skirmish on the tariff question occurred Wed ¬ nesday It was followed by a vote which served as a test of strength of the various elements of the senate The vote occurred on a motion by Mr Morrill rep VL chair man of the committee on finance to refer a resolution by Mr West one of the demo- ¬ cratic members of the committee This made the issue between representatives of the two leading elements m the senate Aside from this the resolution was in the nature of a criticism of Secretary Gage and declared illegal his recent order relative to goods im- ¬ ported after April when according to the retroactive clause of the pending Dingley bill the new tariff rates are to apply House Representative Ridgely popKas introduced in the house Wednesday a bill To enable the unemployed to earn a living to utilize industry and produce general pros- ¬ perity His plan is much like the one advo- ¬ cated by Gen Coxey of Ohio It author- ¬ izes each state territory county city town township or school district to raise money for giving employment on public works by issuing non interest bearing bonds of 25 years payable only to the United States not to exceed half the assessed value of the property of the state or municipality In return for the bonds the United c tates treasury is to issue treasury notes Adjourned until Saturday ¬ cannot speak too highly of Pisos Cure for Consumption Mrs Frank Mobbs 215 VV 22d St New York Oct 29 1G94 I fish eggs Hail as large as eggs fell this afternoon Atchiison Globe Will see you later Ue St Jacobs Oil imd say to rheumatism - v really shiftless Some people who say they are tired are Atchison Globe When bilious or costive eat a Ciscaret candy cathartic cure guaranteed I0c2oc Grief is an outcast and no man grasps his hand cordially Rams Horn At once use St Jacobs Oil for sprains At once it will cure Athletes know this No person who worried a great deal ever lived to an extreme old age Atchison Globe Ryoniiig I got a bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla The Sore below her right ear for three mouths u My daughter 9 years old had a running first bottle made some improvement and when the third bottle had been taken the A year has passed sore was nicely healed since then and there has been no return ot W E Magxusson Arnold the sore Nebraska The best spring medicine is Sold by all druggists oods Sarsaparilla Price 51 six for S Wrlcb Oalic are prompt IlUUU flllSea4y hi m WWm III efficient ant effect 23 cents ¬ Every ingredient in Hires Rootbcer is health1 giving The blood islj mproved the nerves soothed the stomach benefited by this delicious beverage r MWkm J-- swcw Bracks Liav- esse viiv iio Wirs-Tii-v- uiuai 4 11m isv palate full of suap sparkle jp - effervescence Hado ouy by The Cliarlca T Hires A temper- - tjf g H ce drink for everybody Co PUiladclnMa A paskaqe makes Gri gallons ¬ JEFFERSONS BIRTHDAY Tho Evfint Celebrated in Washington AVm J iiryan the Guest of Honor Washington April 14 The 154th i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1G-year-- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ was celebrated Tuesday night at the Metropolitan hotel by a subscription dinner g iven under the auspices of the National Association of Democratic Clubs The first celebration of the anniversary ot Jeffersons birth occurred at the same hostelry then as the Indian Queen known Jackson was the guest of honor and the occasion was made jnem orable by the presence of Vice President John C Calhoun and other democratic leaders of that day Tues- ¬ day night William J Bryan of Ne braska the late democratic candidate for president was the guest of honor Senators representatives and others conspicuous in the counsels of the party were present democratic many of them were from a Covers were laid for distance two hundred and many were denied seats for want of space at the tables The decorations of the room were simple The columns were twined with southern smilax and a full length por- ¬ trait of Jefferson draped with Amer- ¬ ican flags wTas hung behind the seat of Gov Chauncey F Black of Pennsylvania the president of the association On his right were Bryan Representative McMillan who acted as toastmas ter and on the left Senator Jones of Arkansas Representative Bland of Missouri Lentz of Ohio and Sibley of Pennsylvania and Adrew Lipscomb of Virginia Mr Bryan was greeted with a lusty cheer as he entered the hall The menu was carefully prepared and was similar to such a dinner as might have been served during Jeffersons days The dishes were all American crea- ¬ tions and each course as far as possible represented one section of the ¬ ¬ anniversary of Jeffersons birthday JlppifFii fK fidw Graceful on Waverley Bicycles are pleas ¬ ing to the eye Their mech- anism is perfect What snore could be wanted than the famous 96 Waverley greatly improved at such a price Better than them all is the 1897 WAVERLEY with absolutely trus bearings built on a new principle which sells at the f ized price of Send for a Catalogue Bicycle Co Indianapolis End Indiana ¬ ¬ -- l ¬ ¬ county fllfe IM1- ¬ Plunjred From the Fourth Story ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ April 15 William Bundy a colored man aged 2S years committed suicide Wednesday afternoon by throwing himself from the fourth story of a building in the business center of the city Bundy had been on a spree for several days and it is thought his mind had become unbalanced The window from which he jumped was in a colored mens His body turned over sev- ¬ clubroom eral times and his head struck the curbstone crushing his skull A large crowd of people witnessed the suicide O ¬ Cleveland 4i r V ¬ ¬ One dealer in a town riven exclus¬ ive sale and adver ¬ tised in local paper on receipt or reason ¬ able ider VV rite Tor catalogue to W J- - DOUGLAS Jgrncktou Alas leather shoo by ineritnloiie has distanced all competitor Indorsed by over 1000000 wearers as the Left in Ftyle lit and durability of any shoe ever offer ed at aoo It is made in all the latest SHARKSand styles and of every vaiiety oC For 14 years this CONSTANT WE ESRTIB- frnm nnv fnrm F A tKn ril send you Frac by snail prepaid a Large Case of the New African Ivola Plant Compound It is Na ¬ tures Sure Botanic Core for Acthma It acts through tho Blood and never fails In general use in European Hospitals it has 3000 recorded Cures irf 30 days Yvo send it Free for Introduction and to prove that it will cure you AlreEs2ie 11GG - Z3HOItTZG CO Tf vnn Rllffpr j ¬ - ¬ L Des Moines la April 15 The senate Wednesday passed an amendment to the Mulct law permitting the manufacture of liquors in Iowa upon sep erate petitions in the counties The vote stood 20 to 24 receiving the re- ¬ quired constitutional majority This question has been hanging fire in the state for some time The bill was to go back to the house as several amendments were made in the senate but it is thought will be successfully passed there This law will permit the manufacture of all kinds of liquor in Iowa the first time since the Dassao eof the nrohibifcorv law in 1SS2 ¬ ¬ To Manufacture Iquor in Iowa AeTUillA Fouriia Ave s3 Kw York ¬ and VrVhlsliey Hub It cured athomewitnoutnain Book of particulars sentFKEE BM WOOLLFYMD Atlanta Ga cases DISCOYEUY gives PWIiEW reliof and curesdays woit Send for book of testimonials and ¬ treatment Prec DrII II GUEEVS SOXS AllaniaGc lO b 6Q0 SECOND HAND BICYCLES 5 TO 1- 5Allmakes GOOD AS NEW Mutbc c loeJ cut Lists free LAMeadCycloCo Chicago-- it X ii 1 V fc- 4T M i jt- W - TTjWWTfTw4 1 wr v f - rlf- T-- 8 - T iV - v if i 9 - THE BOURBON NEWS EUW AY APKIL 16 1897 The dead return to thwart me Atrai FOR LATE SPRING AND SUMMER HUSBANDS FAULTS traitor tf to Fannie lay unconscious in the arms of Seasonable Sujsrs eNtions Concerning Mrs Dcccliers Advice to Young MaiJ Liadies Costnnies ricd People Clarence while Clara leaning on the And rock and river lake and sea like familiar friends to me Are arm of her f ather stood white and silen t Summer models this season give the In writing of marital worries and effect of being very simple even though pleasures Mrs Henry Ward Beecher as a statue I love your mountains tall and grand The frills said Officers Tour lonesome caves and wastes of sand said Gordon do your they are lavishly trimmed The flowers and ferns that deck the sod and furbelows are laid on in masses so Did you never tell your husband of duty Are all the generous gifts of God The officers started towards Herbert that they do not offend our artistic some great excellence of virtue in your sense The other worlds are faint and far friends husband purposely to remind and change a five to fifty and it was nervous as he placed Fannies hand in with the handcuffs Each one a point a speck a star Favorite frocks fer general summer him of some shortcoming or fault which All in the chapel were on their feet done Then seeing that the provisions that of Clarence and in a moment more I knowthem not their thronging hosts wear will be of black taffeta trimmed you had seen in his own habits or char--actThe spell that bound the assassin Are strange and dim like dreams or ghosts of the will required no bond what easier Clarence led his blushing bride one side p njid Herbert Lathrop and Clara Hill seemed suddenly broken All all gees with bias folds set on at equal dis- ¬ than to insert the name HerbertLa thro But you my world of light and shade wrong but Mag the traitor and be- ¬ tances all about the skirt and bodice Do you ever treat your husband when and the handling of John Loyds for- ¬ stood before the altar I know you well your beams are laid Clara appeared as lovely as ever but fore the officers could reach him he A small Botticelli decolletage Avith sev- ¬ in company with inattention or impa- tune was in his hands Plain in my sight beneath your dome T live and love and feel at home eral guimpes both silk and muslin a tience while you politely and cordially The fortune may have suffered much the expression on her face was not raised his weapon and fired The quadroon fell in the main aisle of bright girdle and a bright silk lining accepted the attentions of other and but I trust not He was so anxious to one to denote happiness Uere was my cradle rocked and here My mortal frame shall disappear call your sister wife that he has hardlj But a short distance behind Lathrop the chapel and with one frantic cy will complete this with distinction less noble men Some blessed hour in slumber deep ¬ Do you ever impatiently blame him dissipated much of it and then doubt- and leaning against one of the pillars Herbert leaped on the chancel vanished perhaps a double frill of lace and taffeta Back to your heart your child will creep through an open vestry door thence crossing the bodice down one side The in the presence of a third party What less he was held in check by a knowl- ¬ of the chapel was Aunt Mag Ellen M H Gates in N T Examiner edge that vour father and Clarence Her quadroon face was nearly as pale put into night and darkness and after bodice will of course blouse scantily woman is more sensitive to blame in the all about presence of others than a husband as Herberts and she had been glancing him the two officers of the law would have an eye on him Blouse waists of white satin are to when the censure comes from his wifes TO BE CONTINUED I congratulate you most fervently nervously toward the door ever since she 1 15 be the smartest in a large ward robe of lips sis- ¬ had entered the chapel Now the time young man on the escape of your fashionable waists and shirts Built Are you ever cross and silent in your ter had come and he who was to attend A FIGURE OF SPEECH with a tucked yoke aikl tucked sleeves own home with no one to entertain but esto the balance was not there It has been indeed a narrow thought Mrs Jimson Wanted to Know the Blean- - haying a small pouch atop a stock of your husband yet full of life wit and cape Then Herbert Da fails me Da fails me said Tom ma VTRKWW5S nisifcUMaraa jsnrGx iug of ii Common Saying satin or of lace will be worn and a rib- amiability in company im AajkaSW responsible for the creation Mag but ole marster I done swar Wff w o e 9 Lathrop isBeard RUae -Whai does it mean about letting bon belt very narrow and very tight While it is just that husbands should the man what murdered you shall never lJiftrig t of Black mmwK the eat out of the bag asked Mrs They will be fashioned again with en- ¬ listen and receive this counsel and by TTj 3ViJ vs1 It would seem so but I have not marry Clara Hill A niggers oath yet concluded Two months after draw dont count marster but dis do and Oimson meditatively making imaginary circling shingles and a stock of bright the lesson it teaches endeavor to aug-¬ Copyright by A N Kellogg Newspaper Co taffeta tied in front or will be very ment the joys of home should not wives ing John Loyds will I took passage on she clutched tightly the handle of the letters with a forefinger Oh its just a figure of speech an- ¬ full and shirred across the bust and also take its truth into their own the Media for Europe we were wrecked knife that her dress skirt concealed CHAPTER XXFv just above the belt with a cl aster of hearts Arc we not equally likely to but 100 miles from our destination and If there be any present who know of swered Mr Jimson IX AIY CASE TIIE SEA GAVE UP ITS 40 miles from the coast Passengers any impediment why this man and this Do 3 0 u mean a cats figure tiny puckers trespass in the same way Aye more DEAD Some of the prettiest summer frocks so For home is our kingdom where Bless the woman shes gone daft on and crew were with but three excep- woman may not lawfully be joined towill be of embroidered French lawn we may reign supreme if we have wis- ¬ At ten oclock on the morning of the tions lost I was one of the three a gether in wedlock let them now speak cats really Cyrus the cat must the skirt in Victorian flounces of va- ¬ dom to hold the scepter with a judicious 10th Hugh Gordon and Tom boarded jSew Yorker named Murray and Gris or hereafter hold their peace and the tall mean some particular one ISTow what rious arrangements The bodices will hand the steamer for Wilmington where wold the purser were the other two I knows marster pe 01 lawn musun laici in lingerie cathas been let out of a ba We stuck to the wreck and after four quadroon stood erect they arrived at neon I have seen young people begin life JoUy youve got me there I havent tucks and blouses and will be deco- ¬ with every promise of the most perfect Tom had staled at home that he days of the most terrible suffering were Every eye in the chapel was turned an idea whose cat it was rated sparsely with ajiplique motifs of happiness yet make entire shipwreck was going-- up the river on the steamer rescued all others on board trusted to towards her with astonishment Well it sounded mysterious and embroidered lawn Elbow sleeves with of but would be back before the time set the shijjs boats and were overcome by She knew that to pause would be it by their own unguarded words to her purpose as she would be queer I heard some one say just as ruffled sh o uiders and around chokerless impatient looks and unrestrained temtremendous waves and lost ceremony the for the marriage fatal My mind had become so affected by ejected from the chapel as insane and I was going on a car this morning The neck will be modish if ones throat and pers His father and mother supposed that forearm can stand so trying a fashion his errand to town was to procure some the strain that until three months ago before the onlookers could recover from cats out of the bag A talent for spicy and brilliant rep- ¬ - their astonishment Colored muslins and lawns cash- ¬ artee may enliven a party and give the You dont imagine Poiiy they were present for one or both of the brides she hastened on I was an inmate of an asvlum in Engmeres and crepe de chines come in pat- ¬ highest zest and piquancy to social in- ¬ eventually smiled on Arrived in Wilmington the two iand but fortune Herbert Lathrop murdered his uncle talking of you But Cyrus it was only yesterday I tern sets the slcirts having borders and tercourse endowing its possessor with gentlemen proceeded to the Carolina me and I have regained my reason I I saw him strike the blow It was not sent that old blacky cat that came into bands about the knees and hips the a certain position enviable or other-¬ hotel to dinner and at two oclock stood have now been home two weeks but it Angus Bruce bodices having empiecements in va- ¬ wise but in the home circle it is a dan- on the piazza of a brick residence on is not generallj- known as my physi ¬ At that moment steps were heard on oui cellar away in a bag 0 ho Polly The cats out of the rious yoke and bolero effects the gerous gift and unfortunately more cian counsels rest of mind for yet an- ¬ the piazza of the chapel Chestnut street sleeves being very small gigots of the frequently bestowed upon the vyife He struck the blow from behind the bag with a vengeance Hugh Gordon thumped on the old other year and I do not care to take up But how did it get out I told Henry all over embroidery fashioned knocker and a colored girl the law again Now it is only neces back of Angus and cuscd him of the than upon the husband The popular manner of building a sary for you to go to the courthouse crime I was the only witness an a to carry it down to the river and merci- ¬ opened the door How often have we recoiled as from a bodice of any material from cloth and blow when hearing those who should How is the colonel to day asked and make affidavit of the facts which niggers oath dont go but Herbert La fully drown it in a bag is en silk to muslin and chiffon It evidently got out you have learned Warrants will be is throp killed ole marster Gordon draw comparisons lire- be one in did anyone know whose blouse It bags not only just in front judicial to heart own companion and to But how sued for the apprehension of Lathrop De doctor say he much improved All seemed paralyzed Herberts their but all about above a very tight and the credit of another and we grieve to and officers accompany you back and white face was whiter yet and his hand cat it was he in de office come dis away Mrs Jimson was beginning to cry very slender girdle or belt Hardly a They followed the girl into the office apprehend him dropped towards his hip pocket say that such remarks are quite as often A smooth faced gentleman At five oclock Gordon and Tom with whose Clara had turned towards her father and Mr Jimsons face relaxed a little of woman in Paris but sports two or three heard from the wife as from the hus and hardly are two just alike although band silvery hair bespoke the fact that he two officers boarded the Sunshine but and was hysterically ejaculating its severity Polly its all right only you were they are almost inevitably fastened had passed the meridian of life was it was yet a good half hour before she Home father take me home Do the3 ever recall that when they seated in a large rocker before a table cast off lines she delayed as long as Fannie was leaning on the arm of born a decade too soon Youll catch on down one side of the front some of these days and then youll be Even trimmed bodices w illbebloused gave the marriage vow they took the on which were arranged before him could be done with safety in order to Clarence speechless each others honor and respectanumerous papers and law books while give those who desired to attend the suddenly exclaimed able to distinguish between a iokc and all about above the belt one such be-- care ofinto their own hands to cherish She is crazy sermon Now just remember this ing specially stunning of bright bility from the array along the wall it was weddings an opportunity to do so Herbert always was crazy God has made that bond you Next to letting- a cat out of a bag the green cashmere fashioned of live plisse or destroy evident to Tom that thev were in the However at o30 the little steamer got Certainly said the squire so inseparable that all honor bestowed office of an attorney at law under way and it was expected that were foolish to bring her here This worst thing is to try and crowd it in frills which encircle the figure from on the one passes over and is shared by Chicago Times- - throat to just above the tight belt of vi- ¬ Good day gentlemen will you be she would easily reach Orton in two is very unpleasant All know who again S long Polly the other and ail disgrace or error that olet moire silk seated Hester will you place chairs hours but by a bad stroke oE misfor ¬ killed John Lovd He fled as a result Herald Hip yokes of lace are to be fashion- ¬ is charged to the one is equally in- tune she broke the shaft of her profor the gentlemen near the table SHE TURNED UP AGAIN able for summer frocks those on fou ¬ jurious to the other Colonel said Gordon I trust Iliad peller when off Town Creek and yet a I fully understand all that is said oi good nine miles from Orton you much improved Raft Proved to Be a Poor Conveyance for lard being the smartest A red and white silk with a cream lace yoke is mans rough abrupt overbearing ways im Elopement Very much Mr Gordon thank you The jig is up said the captain T rode up to a cabin in Ivnox county dainty with a pointed yoke of rose There is too much truth in it I think Allow-- me colonel to introduce my here we lay all night unless we send Ey said John Williams a traveling plisse mull on the bodice this framed there is naturally a little spice of tyr a boat back for a tug to tow us back to f rjend Lieut Thomas Hill man to a J3tyr reporter arichas I ap with a broad bias strip of red taffeta anny in every mans composition and indeed youmj man I am glad to town were here for three or four Tprdahedthe manor the house in ¬ from which falls a frill of cream lace perhaps f rom the days of Queen Bcssuuf meet you I have hadthe plqasrireof hours certainly I am sorry but youll quired A white foulard almost covered with to the present time we might findt lifelong acquaintance with your fa ¬ all miss the double marriage unless I Stranger did yo see a red headed figures in gray and black isrlightened enough of the same quality in our own ther but 1 suppose that he now thinks I jmt you ashore and you walk and I gal with a yaller eunbonnet eomin from admirably with a cream lace jacket sex to establish our claims to sisteram at tiTe bottom of the sea havent time to do that as I must dis MM town with hip skirts This is worn over a hood I remember seeing you often at our patch a boat for help But admitting that these are purely plisse bodice of pink muslin red vel Xo Captain exclaimed Tom quickly home when a boy and can assure yen I reckon shell be hyer termorrer vet ribbons forming double girdle masculine elements do we not know mv father greatly regretted to hear of will you kindly put this party oi choker and straps to gather up the full- how to conquer or soften these uncom- Expecting company your loss at sea if I remember it was at shore I must be at my brothers wed These fortable and undesirable characterisXo jess my daiter Shes been ness of the sleeve draperies ding the time the Media went down Why ves Tom- if you can struggle down ter Frankfort She tuk in her sleeves end at the elbow very cutely tics The same Tom You will excuse me By gentleness and love woman may head ter git married an run off with a with a turned up frill of lace held in for calling an old friends children b through those swamps its past six ne count feiler Tim Hadley They place by a band of red velvet tied with if she will assert her power and find now you have an hour and a half to their given names men most willing subjects But arrostole a raft o mine an floated downtho x crisp bow on the outsde of the arm I should wish to be called no other cover nine miles of swamp and sandy tt in X Y Sun gance and impatience wrill find rough Ivaintuck ter Frankfort ridges it is impossible colonel l and stubborn opponents Man is no- Bid you stop them I think not captain if you will do so Well Gordon how did your snane GRANDMAMMA CRITICISES sXo mail gits ter Frankfort qntok where found so true to his natural imoperate I suppose Tom is conversant quick Horrell lives but three miles owii iiysustSP it If Eaii pulses as in the sacred precincts oi ern a raft so I writ ter Jim Wakelitlid with the matter or he would not be here from here Ill get a rig from him to carry us from there on down thai ter buy th legs put Tim In Girlliootl of the Periofl Sill- Indif ¬ home If one would be sure of his true snw him strike the blow I in your company ferent to Old Seliool Etiquette True you may get there in that way jail fer stealin th raft an send Mi character go to the domestic circle unso colonel and together He io fully a young When I youll be worth looking at before of the crime and has become notorious money back hyer with Sal I reckon she grandmammawaswe were notlady says expectedly we listened to admissions by Lathrop of but allowed to the world over This jioor creature is missed the stage you get out of the swamp It is not when away from home or his guilt Mate send these four gentlemen insane llemove her Corbett moment a girl turned the help ourselves in our walk with oui in the pursuits of business or pleasure At that Here Gordon related ail that had Poor Aunt Mag said Fannie she corner of the road and the old man arms in the jerky ungraceful way that that one sees him in natural condition ashore then take four good oarsmen transpired the night before in the girls do nowadays and which gives Li the bosom of his family he will be has surely lost her mind and she tried said and pull back to town for a tug library at Kendall such a particularly ugly gait Only The lieutenant Gordon and the off- to go to her but Clarence restrained Waal Sal yo got back He is evidently filled with remorse apes and monkeys use their ams to as found exercising his true spirit her Yaas dad strength of There 011 will Sit this time said Col Strr ngc for he it icers were soon struggling through the sist locomotion I used to be told With conjugal 3 ties andlearn the true char- ¬ I will proceed said the clergyman swamp in the direction of HorreIis Tim in jail there his was As Corbett stepped towards Aunt man arms and hands should be only the acter will stand before you glowing in Yaas dad even if the and there we will leave them and return Mag her shawl fell from So much so that I doubt servants of the brain and when They are excellence or shrinking her head and to Orton Bring back th money fer the log into justice cf the law is meted out to him not in use they should be taught re cance Philadelphia Press insignifi shoulders and her long black hair fell Yaas dad Yon fear suicide then Mag aint forget to her very waist Waal go in an cook supper an ncx pose Girls especially were trained tc CHAPTETl XXV I should not be surprised at any time marster time yo git married run off with a cultivate a quiet demeanor What were FRONTIER JUSTICE to hear that he had taken his life I XOT A DOUBLi WEDDING A step nearer Lathrop and one long man who has more gumption than ter then called tidgets were never allowed he will attempt feel almost certain that At 730 on the night of the 10th the arm was raised on high- from the hand and acting on the principle inculcated A Texaw Judgrc Wliose lull tience- - la when he is confronted with the little chapel was brightly illuminated gleamed the glittering blade of a dirk try ter git away on a raft it Widespread Yaas dad and the crirl went to bv Dr Watts that Satan iiiids some mis charge cf murdering his uncle and a number of neighboring planters knife Mag wont fail chief still for idle hands to do the lat Texas is a big state and has a large the kitchen as though she had nevai Far better should he die by his own with their wives were seated and waitiHold ter were always provided with some population including many men of left it Washington Star My poor ng- the arrival of the contracting par ¬ hand said the attorney sort of occupation It wras a voice oi command Even great prominence Bu t there is no man friend Loyd distrusted Herbert but ties to the two marriages that would Mag- stood still Avith the knife blade ill tlio Piivls Salon Sceno When a young lady went out in the in that whole sovereignty with a mere little did he think that the youth he soon take place When the fashionably dressed mem evening she invariably carried a fan ref ulgent glory than Judge Roy Bean poised in the air as Hugh Gordon and educated and raised would prove his The first dozen seats in the chapel as Tom followed by the two officers bers of Parisian society who attended and a lace handkerchief In the street of Langtry who declares that he is the assassin one entered the door were tilled with a strode down the aisle the Vernissage were surveying tie she had her muff or her parasol and at law west of the Pecos And he Colonel will you please state to Mr number of the old family servants of the I forbid the marriage of Herbert pictures of the newly opened salon home she had always some dainty bit of is West of the Pecos river in Hill the circumstances in regard to the HiPis ard of John Loyd sounds of smashing glass were heard tt work in the drawing room that she Texas there are no limitations Lathrop and Miss Hill said Gordon will of the banker Uncle Job was there and felt his im ¬ exclaimed the one of the rooms A search was mad What mean you could take up at odd times to Judge Beans jurisdiction and he-That is soon done On the 20th day portance much for had he not belonged squire lou are a stranger here Wijat in that direction and the excited onAs for crossing our legs or sticking does not it has been hinted let mere 1S20 at just about this hour to Squire Hills father before him and impediment con you know of to my lookers saw an elegantly dressed young out our feet in the way they do nowa statutes as in such cases made and Loyd sat where you now sit arid had he not trotted on his knee in their daughters marriage John lady vigoroiislv poking her sunshade days we would have as soon thought oi provided influence him to any great at his dictation I drew up his will He childhood all of his masters children None Squire 1 till to your daugh ¬ through one of the pastels She was flying extent in his desire to make thepunish ¬ desired to have me act as his administraDinah was there rigged out in fur ters man - to Herbert Lathrops removed by the guardians present and Xo one will ever make me believe ment fit crime tor in case of his death I had all ar ¬ belows and ribbons her round black Aunt Mag has told the truth John it then transpired that the mischief said another venerable grange dame ol dote told Miehim whenThere is an anec of he sat as coroner rangements made for a trip to Europe face beaming with smiles and aside Loyd died by the hand of his nephew doer wras the wife of the painter whose the olden school that that Miss Par and held an inquest on the body a and stated that sometimes people were from those on the inside of the chapel Lathrop is a self confessed murderer picture was destroyed She said she venne whom they all think so charm- man who had met a violent deathof by Most at sea and suggested that he se ¬ there were a good number on the out- ¬ Last night in the library at Kendall had committed the act because her hus ¬ ing is a lady She called on my grand falling from the great railway bridge lect some one else or leave a vacancy side waiting to catch a glimpse of young Lieut Hill and I heard his admissions band liad persisted in displaying on daughter the other day and had on only spans the Pecos river An exam until I returned canves the charms of a lady whom she one glove the other hand she kept in that master and miss when they entered the of guilt ination showed that the man had a reLeave the name va- door He replied He altered his uncles will inserted regarded as a rival She also promised her muff but I could see that it was ac volver and 40 in cash in his pockets cant Jim you know more as to my At 15 minutes to eight a carriage his name in a space eft vacant for that to recommence these vigorous remon- ¬ tually bare when he was killed After swearing iny affairs than does anyone else and I rolled up and the clergyman Ifw of your friend Col Strange and then strances on the first opportunity LonThat gloves should be put on and a jury and looking over the effects df guess I wont peg out before you re Elliot Chambers with his wife and committed the crime that holds Angus don Telegraph neatly buttoned at home is another the dead man Judge Bean said Gen- daughter descended from it and entered Bruce in exile for under the very arm turn time honored precept that is taken lit tlamen of the jury there aint no doubt Sounded lAlio It 47Vn Tnhn T trust not I said or the chapel of Bruce did he thrust the keen blade Two little boys in knickerbockers tle heed of at present but which in the man came to his death thats Placing his wife and daughter in seats that let out the bankers life and then were gazing through thegate of aXortfl good old days when everything was as how this for many years to come but should you all plain wha 1 1 would like to know the name being absent would not in ¬ well advanced Bev Chambers entered the monster placed the crime on Angus River ferryboat at an ocean liner as sue it should be according to our grand is why in but name of thunder he carthe validate the will and the court would the vestry from which ten minutes later Aunt Mag saw it all and none else parents was an unwritten law equal ried that gun Xow gentlemen its forged majestically np stream was properly he emerged clad in the robes of the see that your daughter Lathrop had Bruce at his mercy Whats the name on her stern said to those of the Medes and Persians in agin the law to carry a concealed and protected In the will was a clause leav ¬ Church of England When Miss Loyd entered the library one little boy strictness A well bred woman would loaded gun in the state of Texas and jist At this moment two carriages dashed Angus in horror had just drawn the ing Herbert Lathrop 5000 and Mr I-- dont know said the have no more thought of leaving het because this gentleman took it into his Johnnie Loyd seemed to think that he was treat- ¬ vi from opposite directions fatal blade from the bankers breast house ungloved than unbonneted other I cant read it head to get killed I dont mean to let Col Strange was not lost when the ing him very liberally He said as From one descended Squire Hill hih Thank heaven that we are rid ol him offend the peace and dignity ol The name is Cevic volunteered a If at his age he wife Clarence and Clam and from the Media went down but has returned He fatherry looking man with gold bowed such primes and primsy nonsense ex- Texas I fine him 40 This is an exmuch and added cannot succeed in life with the educa ¬ other Eannie Herbert Lathrop and drew the bankers will and has stated spectacles claims Miss Fin de Siecle but its a ample of Judge Beans efficient adminis tion I have given him and 5000 he Aunt Mag wherein Lathrop altered it question whether the girls of the period tration Some day his decisions wit Both little boys looked puzzled probably would not with more Your son knows it all But look at I would Tom were here said the you say it was would not be more attractive if they had be published and then we will have for What name did fOf course sliould I live for years squire and the guests from Wilming- ¬ Lathrop squire his appearance speaks asked Johnnie a little of the sweet primness of vorv the first time a clear understanding 01 nnd see proper to make his bequest ton Something must have delayed the for itself said replied the N Y Tribune Seasic I though he the law of the frontier Leslies1 Herberts eyeballs were almost start ¬ other little boy larger I can do so but that is enough steamer It cant be helped they may Weekly Thats funny aint Cattle from the United States sold money to place in the hands of a young be here to join us in the wedding supper ing from their sockets In tha t terrible it X Y Sun higher in England last year than those A generous swain in Chicago af tei The time has arrived Clarence See memenib he had forgotten that he stood man of his age from South America and Canada The paying onedollar for a marriage license UTarneil It Bligh passing as I had con the clergyman is waiting Let there by the side of Clara Hillfthe girl whose Had Andrew English it seems prefer to buy Amer- man fully said as he threy down a sac Tqggr Wbo gave you that black eye hand to obtain together witkhis uncles writing the will 1 caliedliim in never be delay in amarriage cluded MTlclew Xobody I earned it I ican cattle but the Germans do theh ond jfjollar There give me anothex vanhe and myself signed it as witnesses - A moment more and Clarence and wealth had caused himto dyerhls hand IIIbest to keep them out called a man a liar Fannie stooil before the man of God-license levant one for the girl too with blood ijut poor Bligh went down with the THE DEAR OLD WORLD jtfy dear old world I love you so Your rain and frost and dew and snow Ma g turned -- If there be any here who know at fated Media while in my case the sea gave up its dead that I might aid in any impediment why this man and bringing to justice the murderer of my woman may not lawfully be joined to- old friend gether in wedlock let them now speak will or hereafter hold their peace Herbert Lathrop altered that There were none vho spoke either directly before or after the mur ¬ der Who givetli this woman to be mar ¬ It was an easy matter for a man ried to this man proficient with a pen to add a cipher Herbert Lathrop looked both pale and er r ¬ ¬ 01 1 ¬ ¬ -To -- j ¬ u- - - -- ¬ ¬ -- -- ¬ WkMSMmAlm ¬ -- i ¬ ¬ - wPhWrMMUm p lifr WW i Jf Ih V ¬ ¬ ¬ I ¬ ¬ - ¬ -- - -- -- ¬ I ¬ 3- i ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ f ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - j Cl -- - - ¬ Ti-HBits 3 1- J 2w 4 t i V -A - r s v- fe-- THE BOURBON SCINTILLATIONS ttEyS FRIDAY APRIL 16 1897 e x v v l Vf f - e ttfc FSft R - An Interesting Jumble Of News And Comment DIFFERENT EFFECTS Throat Coughs deal especially when lying Are you hoarse at down times Does nearly every cold you take settle in your throat These throat coughs are 1 Though we live in poverty or ease Only but Bourbon brands shall pass our lips Thev onlv bring to view menageries- The Chicago brands make one see air ships Versailles is pleased with its curfew Honey and fortify yourself against cold This is one of the most efficacious reine dips known to science for coughs colds After being exposed to the cold or wet take a dose or two of Dr Bells Pine Tar and incipient consumption WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED r s c throat Do you cough a great Is there a tickling in the law A Yf AKII5 j -- Absolutely Pure OWDER CO- - Miss Mary Anderson has been nomi- ¬ nated by the Democrats for the office of County School Supreintenent tn Mont- ¬ gomery W J Bryan lectured at the Music Hall last night in Cincinnati and will remain to night in the Queen City to at-¬ tend a K of P celebration At Frankfort Celebrated for its great leavening Btrength and healthfulness Assures the food against alum and all forms of adul- ¬ teration common to the cheap brands Royal Baking Powder New YOrk very deceptive Dont neglect Troches or cough them syrups wont touch the spot You must take remedies that will enrich the blood tone up the nerves and heal the in¬ The meet of the Kentucky L A W June 22 23 at Cynthiana has put new life into the cycling circles in the Maiden City and many ladies are taking to the Misses Minnie and Jennie wheel Parks are the latest to join the ranks No 1 TOBACCO HOGSHEADS V WITH BEST INDIANA WHITE OAK HOOPS Baseball Notes WILL SELL CHEAP TIE BOSBBQH HEWS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 The Sound Money Democrats yester- ¬ day refused to break a quorum and three ballots for Senator were taken but no Hun ¬ election resulted First ballot ter 58 Blackburn 43 Martin 10 Buylefl6 Stone 57 1 Second ballot Hunter JPublished every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP I Editor and Oumert BBTJCE MILLER Make all Checks Money Orders pay able to the order of Champ Melibr etc Boyle 6 as second Blackburn 42 Martin 10 Stone 1 Third ballot same v Judge Cantrill yesterday sharply instructed the grand jurd to probe deeper ¬ Notice into the bribery scandal H may send the grand jury to jail if they fail to re port to day ¬ for The Senate haspassed the bill making Surveyor should have been included in the list as published Tuesday of candi- ¬ women eligible as school trustees and dates without opposition who were de- ¬ permitting them to vote in school elec- ¬ clared the Democratic nominees to be tions voted for in November The house Tuesday passed two im- ¬ Card From Joe Williams portant revenue bills one providing for the issue of interest bearing warrants Eds The News ¬ In reply to the call of Many Demo- and the other raising the tax rate from crats in Tuesdays issue The latter bill 42 i cents to 52 1 cents I appreciate the kindness of my provides that the rate shall be 52J cents friends and have decided to become a candidate for Constable of the Paris for three years and after that time precinct subject to the action of the shall be 47 cents The additional ten Democratic party and respectfully ask cents is to go to the fund for general exthe support of all my friends penditures do change being made in the Yours truly levy for school Sinking Fund and the Joseph F Williams 15 1897 April A and M College The name of B F Bedford Jr The Portsmouth Ohio Blade and Tribune predict great success for Manand vigor and the danger ager Edw Shinners Portsmouth club from threatening lung trouble which will soon open the season with is swept away games with the Cleveland league or Book about it free Marietta teams Tanner will play first For sale by all druggists at 50c and base and captain the club and Paynter 100 or Hempleman will play second BOWNE New York SCOTT McShane will play third Shroder will be in the outfield and Curran at short A concert will be given to night at The pitchers will be picked from Lexington for the benefit of the flood Sheppard Dick Smith Lindsley Fisher Buffington and Lowery and the catchers sufferers in the South from Matthews Kellner Harrington The State Board of Equalization in- ¬ and Lauehlin creased Scott countys assessment 3 per cent on landed property ¬ flamed membranes SCOTTS EMULSION of Cod liver Oil with Hypophos phites contains such remedies It has wonderful nourishing and healing power The cause of the cough is removed the whole system is given new life The Paris admirers of the Louisville club fear that it has been jonahed On Tuesday April 13 it was defeated at Evansville by a score of 13 to 10 How can we back it in the face of these thirteen circumstances TARR All We Want can not be excelled TEMPLIN ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER Is an opportunity to convince you that our work -- We Are Working If President McKinley is unable to be A cow belonging to Bert Owens of Fleming disappeared and was found fif- ¬ present at the opening of the Tennessee teen days later in George Weddles ice Centennial Exposition he will attend house She is now expected to give ice- later but m any eveut he will put the machinery in motion cream twice a day ¬ For A Reputation guaranteed And can not afford to turn out inferior work Give us a trial and if good work can gain your patron age yours is insured Quick work and satisfaction Xi N Excursion Kates ¬ r 1 it 1 Kentucky Senators Are Costly 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 Cakr Agt taken 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 - Farm imBiements For sale STEM LiUlRY W M EINTON JR OFFICE A1XT 5 n r r J I v It has already cost the State about 75000 to try to elect a United States Senator All of this expense may be laid upon the senatorial contest for no other important legislation has resulted from either this or last years session It has been thirty one days since the present Legislature assembled and not a single bill has been signed by the Gov- ¬ ernor The senatorial contest is in such shape that it may drag on for several weeks unless something unexpected happens and until it is settled there will not be much legislation The sessions averaged over one hour a day during the past four weeks and it is a rare thing for a Senate or House committee to hold an afternoon meeting Were it not for the senatorial race it would be difficult tovhave a quorum in either house The State Democratic Executive Com- ¬ mittee called a State convention to be held June 2 at Frankfort to nominate a candidate for Clerk of the Court of Appeals County mass meetings to select delegates will be held May 29 at 2 p m ¬ GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Sherman Stivers has Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In The Foyer HAVE a lot of new farming imple- ¬ ments which have never been used that I will sell cheap for cash the 7 2 pony plows 6 pair double trees 12 5 tooth cultivators 1 1 I BRO Props WORKS 127 129 SEVENTH STi PARIS KY double shovel plows The Clay Clement Co has closed the season and Mr Clement is cruising down the Atlantic coast to a point in North Carolina to complete his new The play A Southern Gentleman success of the New Dominion and Mr Clement at the American Theatre in New York was so marked that mana- gers of Broadway Theaters are bidding against each other for the production of Mr Clements new play A Southern Mr Clement is also conGentleman sidering a play written by Opie Read and Frank Pixley -- BRANCH OFFICE W M Hi n tons Jewelry Store 2 phseton buggies nice surrey barouche JH HAGGARD Distracted- - Almost O Glenns old stand corner Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky ¬ M H DAILEY 602 MAIN - - - - PARIS Over Deposit Bank ST 8 KY E An exchange truly says The young lady who persists in keeping company with a young man of doubtful moral3 will sooner or later find herself judged by his standard People always judge Vir- ¬ a lady by the company she keeps tue can not associate with immorality without being contaminated Office hours to 12 a m 1 to 6 pm For Spring 1897 If I former Al G Fields Minstrels closed a suc- ¬ Cleveland will ride in the President cessful season at Akron O Fields has same carriage in the Grant memorial engaged La Yilliers a company of parade French acrobats consisting of 12 men Senator Lindsay thinks the Dingley and two women for next season They will do a pantomime for which special tariff bill will pass the Senate scenery and effects will be carried Advertised Letter List Ollie Young the club swinger will also List of letters remaining unclaimed be with the company in Paris Ky ppstoffice April 16 1897 Joyce S E Allen George Nat Goodwin who is now in Philadel-¬ Bright Horatio S 2Martin Mrs Lou V phia says he will spend the summer on Brown Miss Dora Mott Mr C R a bicycle tour of the watering places Claxton Mrs Jenni6Riggs Mr David Dencare Miss AbySpears Mr George He will not join the contingent going Douglas Mary J Steele Mr Thos ScrogginsMrs Tiller abroad Donati D Fisler Delacy W Stom Miss Emma Gardner Mrs C CSchultes Mrs IcU Dorothy Morton says she is to marry a Hughes Mr Jno S Thurston Mr C H Huguly Mrs BettieWarren Mr John gentleman from Rochester N Y dur¬ Jackson Mrs J A Whaley Miss Sue ing the summer and will retire from Jessnp Mrs Gus Williams S E WorleyFrank Hord the stage Jones Mr J P Persons calling for aboye letters will STOCK AND TURF NEWS please say advertised W L Davis P M Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc Turf Notes Incomparable Service Myers Allen of Lincoln have ship The Queen and Crescent trains are the fin ¬ ped eighty cattle to this city to be sold est trains run in the State of Kentucky Four daily trains to Cincinnati connect privately Thej are mostly with the main highways of the Great Trunk T President McKinley and InfiHF ID YOU EVER suffer from real ner- ¬ vousness When erery nerre seemed to quiver with a peculiar creepy feeling first in one place and then another and all seemed finally to concentrate in a writhing jumble in the brain and you be- ¬ come irritable fretful and peevish to be followed by an impotent weakened condi- ¬ tion of the nerve centers ringing in the ears and sleepless miserable nights T Mrs Eugene Searles TyTlQo We are now receiving Spring goods in all the new lasts and colors The best productions of the leading manufactur- ¬ ers and at reasonable prices RION OLAS MASTERS SALE OF TOWH PROPERTY Bourbon Circuit Court Plaintiffs James W Lancaster etc Defendants Charles Humble etc By virtue of a judgment of the Bour ¬ don Circuit Court made and entered in the aDove styled cause on the 17th day of March 1897 1 will sell publicly to the highest bidder at the Court house door in Paris Kentucky on FRIDAY APRIL BOTH 1897 between the hours of 10 oclock a m and 2 oclock p m the following de- ¬ scribed property to wit vs Nervine Restores Health vous troubles had made me nearly insane and physicians were unable to help me My memory was almost gone and every little thing worried me until I was almost distracted I really feared I was becoming a maniac I imagined all sorts of evil things and would cry over nothing 1 commenced taking Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and four bottles of this wonderful remedy completely cured me and I am as well now as 1 ever was Dr Miles Nervine is sold on guarantee first bottle will benefit or money refunded hart Ind says Ner- ¬ THIS IS THE HOUSE TO GO TO If You Want To Buy The Best Kk K9 BpH H jf 1PIP M HHI ¬ two-year-ol- ds M Lines of the North West and East This is the line par excellence to Washing ¬ ton New York Boston and the East R T Ford of Lake Providence La The Queen and Crescent connects with every line out of Cincinnati has bought 500 acres of land near S T SwrFT P T A Lexington Ky Georgetown from W F DeLong of rtt V G Morgan E P Lexington Ky a - - PA V wi vHighest f Awarded Honors Da Worlds Fair M 1 CREAM if A 4 BAKING v m r u f 1 y MOST PFRKPPT MAnR WmSL YEARS THE STANDARD Jvf lP - Pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free P0T Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 Danville for 37500 equal to cash Mr1 Ford is a native of this county John T Hedges has lost by death this week his valuablemare Favorite 225 by Bourbon Wilkes dam Ella B dam of Demon 226 by Almont She was found dead m the pasture at the Patchen Wilkes Farm where she had been sent to be bred to Patchen Wilkes It is probable that eight colts Dr Catlett Ben Brown Fleischman Ty hoon n Ornament Meadowthrope Moncreith Lord Zeni and Carnero will start in the Kentucky Derby Turney Bros Dr Catlett worked a mile last week at Montgomery Ala in 144 and will be fit for the race He is now 3 to 1 in the betting Ornament is an over money favorite Ireland Bros Endurance by Donatello dam Lady Craf ton also a probable starter is 25 to 1 in the belting WLDOUCLAS years this shoe by merit alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas 8350 400 and 500 shoes are the productions of skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices Also 8250 and 200 shoes for men 250 200 and 175 for boys W u Douglas shoes are Indorsed by over 1000000 wearers as the best In style fit and durability of any shoe ever offered at the prices They are made in all the latest shapes and styles and of every vari ¬ ety of leather If dealer cannot supply you write for cata- logue to W L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by For 14 S3 SHOE In theWorld and Beginning at the as follows described corner of lot of Stratford Batts ih 14th or Cross street and running with the line of Stratford Batts fifty feet more or less to Eli Redmons line then with said Redmons line back toward High street one hundred feet then with line of Wilson Biown fifty feet more or less to 14th or Cross street then with said 14th or Cross street one hundred feet to the beginning and is the same property conveyed to Harrison Jacksonby Sheritt of JbSourbon county and Edmond Butler by deed recorded in Bourbon County Clerks office in Deed Book No 59 pages 446 447 and 448 Said sale will be made on a credit of six months and the purchaser will be re ¬ quired to execute bond with good se ¬ curity to be approved by the under ¬ signed Master Commissioner bearing interest from date of sale until paid at the rate of six per cent per annum but by express order of the court if any of the parties to this suit who are part owners of said property become the purchasers thereof they shall execute bond for the amount of the interest of the remaining owners and for the costs Said property is sold for the purpose of division Paris Bourbon county Kentucky A certain lot situated in the city of the market for the money All sizes in stock and ready for immediate de ¬ livery Do not buy a refrigerator until you On have seen my stock - J t HINTON - -- ft ATrj - BABY CARRIAGES WALL PAPER STRAW MATTINGS V -- t CARPETS FURNITURE And WOOD MANTELS UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED TO r s EMMETT M DICKSON - 1 - J P KIELY MCBCC JohnM Brennan Atty 3 v Ut r- - SjiJlkl V r t- - na vi V -- A THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY THE BOUBBON HEWS Another Bourbon Pike Free ARIL 16 197 1 J PEKSONAL MENTION -- NUPTIAL KNOTS One be entered from any precinct free of toll and not a tollgate COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Scciteenth Year Established 1881 Out of THE NEWS MAN has been removed by raiders En Icied at the Post office at Paris Ky as about fifty piaes in Bourbon all are seco iss mail matter practically free except the Bethlehem Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Bedford Townsend and the Hume Elsewhere The Maysville Lexington pikes TELEPHONE NO 124 Capt J M Thomas was in Cincin- ¬ roads have been acquired by gift by trade and by purchase and Bourbon nati yesterday SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance county has not had a gate removed in an Mrs Edw Ditchenwas in Lexing ¬ 5100 S2 00 Six mouths year Paris can now Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Tows Mr Harvey Ewalt and Miss Nettie Doty both of Shawhan were married in Cincinnati Tuesday in the parlors of the Palace Hotel by Eld A M Harviot pastor of the Central Christian Church Do not buy a refrigerator until you have seencthe best made They are at J -- Look Before You Buy - x And remember we guarantee more- for your money than you can buy elsewhere or your money refund ed and you to be the judge of it the beautif - 1 get a kbws costs yotj cant even charge kk pobt fuom a gun free of Orders Etc MiiiiiKR Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Hintons The L day Refrigerators at J T -- ¬ N par car was here yester- E E Exon and wife have moved into Mrs A A Barclays residence on Mt Airy avenue P gl McCarthy has bought Mrs bly be secured in a few days Adairs two story brick residence on The court will meet again next Fri Pleasant street for 6000 day -- unlawful manner within its limits The Fiscal Court yesterday secured control of ten miles of tha Georgetown pike and the road will be made free to- ¬ day The court agrees to pay six per cent on the appraised value of the road about 6500 and will buy the road in five years The court also se cured control of the Mt Sterling Flat Rock 2 miles pike by assuming its debt of 110 Justices Boulden and Lilleston were appointed a committee to go over the Paris Jackstown pike 10 miles and examine same This road will proba- ¬ ¬ T Hintons ton yesterday cently placed phones in C B Mitchells The will of Socrates Bowles has been grocery in this city and Bruce Millers probated and filed at the County Clerks residence near Paris office The Paris Telephone Company has re¬ - Will of Socrates Bowles is directed to the an- ¬ The instrument desires that his mar ¬ nouncement od eighth page of the candi- riage contrast 5000 with his wife Mayor of Mary Duke Bowles he strictly complied dacy of Mr Benj Perry for the city of Paris subject to the action of with In addition to this he bequeaths the Democratic party to her one bed room set of furniture and a horse and buggy to be selected by her There have been seven additions at The remainder of his property is di ¬ Kev Joe Hoppers meeting at the Second vided among his four children Mrs Presbyterian Church and the church Hannah Butler wife of H A Butler will hardly accomodate the audiences of Vine street this citv Mrs Mary E The meeting may close Sunday night Alexander of Muir Nathan C Bowles W Bowles of Missouri Attention is directed to che an¬ and JohnSpears is appointed by testators Henry nouncement on eighth page of Mr Joseph E Williams candidacy for Con- ¬ to be trustee for Mrs Mary E Alexan ¬ stable of Paris precinct subject to the der land directed to hold her portion of The prop- ¬ the estate in trust for her action of the Democratic party erty is to revert her children and is not ¬ Rev F J Cheek attended the meet to be subject to debts of anyone ing of Ebeneezer Presbytery this week J J McClintock is selected as trustee at Flemingsburg He was accompanied for Mrs Hannah Butler and her por-¬ by Mrs Cheek who was a delegate to tion is subject to the same conditions as the Womans Missionary Society which Mrs Alexanders was also in session at Flemingsburg The testators appoints Robert L Bowles sole executor withoutbond Attention is directed to the an ¬ The will is dated Sept 19 1893 and is nouncement on eigth page of the candi ¬ attested by Dr Wash Fithian and Qdacy of Mr W T Brooks for Mayor of W Judy the City of Piris subject to the action The estate consists of about 300 acres of the Democratic party of fine Bourbon land A large quantity of tobacco is being Easter SerTices At The Catholio Church hauled from Clark and Montgomery to The impressive Easter Sunday ser ¬ Paris for shipment to Cincinnati and Louisville A Montgomery county man vice at the Catholic Church Rev E A told The News that he saved 11 on Burke Rector will begin at 930 a m shipping three hogsheads on account of A special musical program has been arranged- The following mass will be free toll and railroad competition Attention ¬ BIRTHS Miss Pattie Letton has returned from a visit in Midway The Advent Of Our Future Men And Women Judge George Denny of Lexington was in the city yesterday To the wife of Edw Dejaoey near Mrs W R Thomas lest yesterday this city a son for a short visit in Louisville The biggest line of mattings ever was a shown in Kentucky can now be found at Mr Hugh Montgomery visitor in Cincinnati yesterday J T Hintons Nobody can duplicate guest of rel- ¬ his prices They run from 8 J cents to Mrs L Frank was the 65 cents atives yesterday in Winchester Miss Hattie Brock is visiting Miss OBITUARY Pearl Kimbrough in Lexington Mr Will A Gaines of Georgetown Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead was in Paris yesterday on business Saml C Hume youngest son of D J Miss Bessie Armstrong has returned Hume of Elizabeth died Wednesday at from a visit to relatives in Lexington Mo He leaves a wife who Miss JuneJameson left last evening Mexico for a visit to Miss Mary Lark Nichols was formerly Miss Annie Hortense Red mon The remains will arrive here this in Lexington morning on the 1115 L N train and Miss Sophia Arnold of Newport is the burial will occur at the local ceme ¬ the guest of Miss Alice Spears on Mt tery with services by Rev E H Airy avenue Rutherford The pall bearers will be Mr Julius Purnell will arrive home Chas Redmoh John Clay Castle Red to day on short visit from medical col mon J W Wright Jo Redmon J B - Buy your shoes of us and get c medallion pictures FREE See ther our store exhibition DAVISTHOMS0NfcISGRIG NEW BLACK MESS GOODS JUST ARRIVED FROM THE IMPORTER 30 Pieces of Black DiessGoods f X 1 ISfgJ Louisville Davis yesterday Miss Maggie Hardiman returned yesterday to her home in Lexington after a short visit to friends in this city wsje guesXotherjBiater iJivJWs of Cynthiana Mrs Frakes Joe Lair J VV the lower than the lowest Quality bet ¬ Do not be de ¬ ter than mostpeoples ceived by flashily worded advertise ¬ ments I have as big a stock as you can find in Kentucky and will sell as cheap as you can buy anywhere J T Hinton Tollgate Destruction -- Prices on ingrain carpets lower than In Mercer Tuesday night thirty five armel mengdestroyed a tollgate and left a notice threatening Keeper Lyon with in- ¬ stant death if he collected another cent of toll was tacked on the door ¬ - Mrs Mollie McClure Owens wife of W H Owens railway postal clerk on N between Covington and the L Maysville jdied suddenly Tuesday of apoplexy at her home in Covington The deceased was a daughter of the late John T McClure and was a sister of Mr James McClure of this city Dorsey McClure of Covington and Miss Mattie McClure of New York She was forty eight years old and is survived by a husband and five children the youngest The 2i and the elder 17 years of age remains were brought to this city yes- ¬ terday morning on the 1115 L N train and were interred at the local cemetery Services were held at the grave by Rev E G B Mann The pall bearers were Messrs G T McCar Spring Dress Goods in all Neely J D McClintock E newest effects ney strictly all wool T Beeding J J McClintock and J P 25c and 39c worth double Including such choice weaves as Eta mines Chantilions Coverts Grenadines Figured Twilled and Plain Mohairs Serges c Call and see these goods PRICES THE LOWEST - Hamburgs at greatly reduced prices 529 Main St Paris Ky is being c deal of extraordinary bargains now beii offered b us and the following prices will umand th attention ol eyery careful buyer A the less Hosiery CONDON S by th great talk ated 6 RJ Hutchcraft The raiders have threatened a LancasWall paper headquarters Go to ter newspaper man with violence if he T Hintons and view the prettiest line some of them are marked continues to denounce them of wall paper ever shown in Kentucky and 10 The raiders have not yet iemoved a gate on the Maysville Lexington pike N will run the first TheL owned by Col W W Baldwin Fear excursion season theof of relentless prosecution by Col Bald ¬ from Paris to Cincinnati on Sun win makes them hesitate day April 25th Fare for round trip 125 Tickets good on regular trains of A O Kendall special collector at the that date F B Oarr Agt most important gate in Fleming has been warned that if he continued to FromS The Birth Place to the Tomb of IT Grant Cheap Excursion Kates to collect toll he would be visited by 200 New York City raiders and severely cowhided Kendall On account or the unveiling of the Grant has armed himself and is determined to monument in New York City excursion the C O tickets will be collect the toll The turnpike corpora- ¬ greatly reduced sold via Tickets willRoute at rates be sold to 26th tion is a powerful one and will back good going April 23d York inclusive good to return leaving New until and includ him up ing May 4th The Chesapeak and Ohio is the only line passing within view of General Grants birth place at Point Pleasant Ohio Keepers of tollgates in Madison have and the seminary at Maysville Ky where he received his early armed themselves and will shoot to kill which he went direct toeducation and from West Point The famous F b V Limited leaving Lex when their gates are attacked ington at 1125 a m is the only - at 10c and 15c at Others get 25c for the same goods Our domestic stock is the bes We will still sell our finest Dress assorted and decidedly the cheap-¬ J Patterns in black and colors at 4 est 8 Extra good Brown Cotton 5c Excursion To Cincinnati lian church will have a call meeting April 17 at 3 Saturday afternoon to present Easter offerings oclock Any member or friend of the church interested in the good work of helping the sick and caring for the distressed will be cordially welcomed by these women and their offerings gratefully accepted gggS ¬ The Womans Society of the Chris Bung Kyrie G loria Credo Offertory Sanctus Agnus Dei from Le Jeal from Le Jeal O Salutaris Concone Benediction Rossi Ergo Tantum The choir will consist of Mrs Fannie- belle Sutherland soprano Miss Julia Regina Coeli from St Clair from Le Jeal from Le Jeal Rosewig Bleached Cotton good 5c Table Linens Towels and Nap ¬ 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 5ct 1 G D Corsets 50c 75b and Percales and Penangs 7c are the best in the world for the price Ladies Bleacned Vests at 10c Ladies and Childrens full seam full taped worth 25c - charge See the new portraits we enlarge free of V 7 J OBrien alto Dr Frank Fithian bas- ¬ so Judge H C Howard tenor Prof At Frankfort Wednesday morning A M Gutzeit organist the House recognized and passed Hon Desperate J T Hintons bill providing for the Are some of our scared up competikilling of horses infected with glanders tors in trying to fool the people by partto be paid for by counties not to exceed ly imitating some of our prices Our 50 per head enormous trade however keeps on increasing constantly which proves that Masters Sales the public knows a good thing when they see it Here are some special cuts In another column appears the adver- ¬ for Saturday April 16th tisement of sale on May 3d house and Pure leaf lard 5c per lb c per lb lot in Little Rock Salt potatoes 8c per peck Also sale on same date of lot of Irish Dried Barlett pears Try a few pounds ground in Paris They are extra fine 4c per lb See the ads 5 lb pail of jelly 17c 8c per lb Evaporated sugar corn An Ex Parisians Enterprise Something new 1 lb equal to 3 cans The Chicago Chronicle in a two Try a few pounds You will like it Yours for Cash column article Monday told of Walter Bluegrass Grocery Co McCann ex Parisian and three other Shooting Tournament Chicagoans seeing and photographing a mysterious airship Sunday morning at The Hill Top Gun Club has sent out Rogers Park a suburb of Chicago A an announcement of a shoot at English number of firemen policeman and sparrows and blue rocks next Thursday others claim to have seen an airship at Alfred Clays near Stony Point hovering over Chicago The tournament will be under the di ¬ rection of Messrs Alfred and Geo W Xew Laundry Agency Clay There will be ten events and secured the agency for the liberal prizes for amateurs Blue rocks I have Winchester Power Laundry a first will be thrown from a maugotrap the class institution and solicit a share of first ever used in Kentucky Lunch and the public patronage Work or orders burgoo will be served free Clays drug store will left at Clarke Riley Grannon Wins His Suit Work receive immediate attention called for and delivered promptly Riley Grannon has won his suit Respectfully against the Westchester Racing Associa- ¬ Holladay Bruce 16ap tf tion The Appellate division of the Supreme Court of New York Tuesday A Word To The Young Folks decided that the rule under which Gran ¬ The weather is growing milder and non was excluded from the privileges of soon bright sunshiny days will be here the track is without force and utterly and all the yonng folks will have a void Grannons attorney was Gen B chance to breathe out door air Tarr F Tracy popular planing mill men Templin the Hon John W Yerkes of Danville are doing a liberal part to help the brother of Mayor W L Yerkes of this young folks enjoy the Spring ttme fit- ¬ city has bought the fine old J W Gill ting up a big lot of their patent swings place in Danville for 8225 cash The just the thing tor mild out door outings place contains thirty acres of ground Cheap and substantial and safe and easy and a handsome residence of the planta- ¬ for a child to operate tion style It was bequeathed to the prize a free swing is offered to Bible College at Lexington by the late A the child fifteen years or under who Dr J W Gill Mr Yerkes may use it writes the best advertisement for the as a residence Send in yourj ad Templin Swing Jbi Stout a negro charged with This competition will close April 25th nights ago a number of young people having asked robbing John Bryan several Wednesday in for a little more time to finish their ad- ¬ on High street was tried vertisementshence the extension Judge Webbs court and held over in 250 bail for trial by the Circuit Court Send yours in now and be in time Mr Hintons Bill Passes ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ modern electric lighted train running through to New York without The determination to collect toll in Dining car- - change serving all meals in Washingtou Express leaving Mercer will probably cause the raiders Lexington 835 p m connects in Washington the next afternoon with Congressional Limit ¬ to use the torch and dynamite People ed The scenery and Ohio in certain portions of Mercer Garrard particularly atof the Chesapeakeyear is more this season of the and Madison live in constant fear of be ¬ attractive than can be had along the line of any other Rail Koad of equal extent in the ing blown up by dynamite or cremated world You should see the line of mattings A gate in the center of the village J T Hinton is showing Nobody can of Helena Mason county has been re- ¬ touch him Prices from 8b cts per moved and one on the Helena and Mays- ¬ yard up ville pike was also removed the same night A reward of 200 has been of-¬ S-A-XjE fered for the arrest and conviction of all or any one of the mob A No 1 fresh milch cow with young N F SMITH James Anderson toll gate keeper on call Apply to MMBaaBBSaBaBBaaBHMBHaHiHnilHHM the Owingsville and Water Dell turnWE HAVE EE0EIYED A SPLENDID ST00E OF pike in Bath county has received a written notice to stop collecting toll at IMPORTED SDITMS AMD TRODSERIKGS his gate under serious penalty He will AYING- determined to leave Paris continue to collect as usual about May 1st I request all owing me to settle at once as I need the money The Carlisle Mercury says Raiders If not sold privately before I will sell Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when have removed in thp past week seven at auction on Tuesday April 27th at 10 oclock a m all my household goods quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calLfj gates as follows The Mastin and two horses buggy two sets of harness fj Bray field gates on on the Carlisle and saddle bridle etc O D CRAM Sharpsburg road Mrs Welchs on the Parks Ferry pike Frank Quietts on the Bramblett pike Louderbacs on the FINE TkXEItCHCiyT TAILORS Misses Childrens and Infants Millers Station road the one nearest Spring Heel Shoes that are made like S E TIPTON Cutter Moorefield on the road to Upper Blue grown up peoples The fluest line Lick and the one on the Locust Grove ever shown in Paris Every pair brim road At each of the gates the keepers ful of style and quality and will out We are also agents for the celebrated Chas E Smith Shirt Full line of samples were warned against collecting f uther wear their purchase price every time CLAY RION toll and as yet so far as we can learn no toll is being collected No damage was done to the houses and no one hurt RAILROAD TIME CARD The first party was composed of about fifteen and the Sunday night gang of N ft R L Ky 434 Main St nine or dozen In some instances the ARRIVAL OP TRAINS raiders were not masked and it is said From Cincinnati 1116 a m 530 p that several of them were identified but m 1015 p m no names have been given out From Lexington 439 a m 740 a m 4 339 p m 622 p m Brussells carpets 39 cents at J T From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m 333 p m Hintons From Maysville 745 am 330 p m o Red Bermudas For Cash only this week Patent Flour Eating Potatoes Irish Yellow Jersey Seed sweet Southern Queen seed swee 525 bbl 25 c bu 150 bbl 150 bbl 200 bbl FOR - 0 EDWARDS J31 ¬ NOTICE H FOR SPRING AND SUMMER ¬ DAUGHERCY BROS Paris Disk harrows sharpened strippers and combs for sale E J McKniEY 6apr tf Bluegrass Son DEPARTURE OF TRAINS To Cincinnati s To Lexington 752 a m 1127 a m 1021 540 p Prices on yarn carpets slaughtered at To Richmondm 1125 a pmm 537 p m J T Hintons 1025 p m Maysville 750 a m 630 p m Wrights Celery Tea cures constlp To v F B Carr Agent tion sick headaclies 25c at druggisto - 347 p m 445 a m 752 a in Have a clean new stock of the rl 97 Cleveland Orien Phoenix Bicycle O Also second hand wheels at reasonable prices - J - r-- I 4 IIMJ t H M I Ill t V - p W v 6 THE BOURBON NEWS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP J Editors and Owners BRUCE v MILLER THE BOTJEBON NEWS FB1DAY AP111L 16 1897 Had she always of Amy Grant had always exasper- ¬ and misuntfrsiood shed exert her ¬ been just to others And had not He If ated Miss Sarah the divine One been misunderstood self more and We will not Her tears were dripping on the waxen But John rose hastily wt GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN THE PASS COILED SPRfflG W0VEJ1 THE CITY BEAUTIFUL Jerusalem Ih Xot JTSisillusioiiixin u Pi Ajeity beautiful On Palm Sunday from the stairway near the spot where Jrlary stood when the body of her Son viTas talcen Irom the cross I saw the Lreek procession in the Church of the Sepulcher Then I went over to the JMount of Olives tlie Wcstettt Visitor ta J U Looking back from a well up on the hillside the whole liekl city lay beneath the temple area with the great mosque in full view across tho valley of Jehoshaphat Ifrom here Je rusaJem with its clear and stately outline of walls the domes and minarets of the mosques and the old towers and churches lias a singular completeness Perhaps even in Solomons time from the outside though different it was cotmore lovely The warm gray of the stones of the city is the color of the oinbleached wool of goats the hills are darker with a delicate bloom over them shotted with gray olive orchards and melting in the distance into violet It is indeed a city set upon a hill isolated distinguished The picture realizes ones lifelong dream of the city of God The sunset sky was wild and cold with streaks of sunshine The rain ceased and the air grew warm In the rich low light all blemishes were lost and the City Beautiful was spread be fore the pilgrims eyes Perhaps it was icre that Christ wept over Jerusalem along or near this path He must have come on the day of Ills entry on the first Palm Sunday whose feast was be ing kept this very day throughout all Christendom There were no other travelers v a few Syrians passed by I gathered some flowers by the wayside jnd turned again homeward You see that we did not find the Holy Land disillusionizing There are many things that confound the western mind there is filth and degradation and super stition But here is the same sky the same landscape the same dominating Orient The painter who knows the Holy Land best said to us in Jerusalem At times when I look at these fields ttnd realize that this very picture was reflected Li the eyes of Jesus I feel The Bible no matter myself shiver what ones theology or philosophy here takes on a vitality and meaning beyond vthe power of conception hitherto Are Replaces real Jerusalem all Syria is real and some of the sacred places are unquestionable But you do not have to be sure that the place is exact when you listen with a new emotion to the words of Jesus repeated by the French monk on Good Friday and at that station of the cross where Christ cried out Daughters of Jerusalem wee not for Me but weep for yourselves and Richard Watson for your children Gilder in Century ¬ --- -- ¬ discuss that It is time I was at the store and he walked proudly away Years had widened the breach Mrs Grant was still an invalid The six children were all overflowing with spir- ¬ gHu sc mKsma zmsi to rwmmtfrmaiMrssc2 its rosy checked and happy Sadie Wm8mEFMJZ2 the oldest at fifteen played at being WAKE awake housekeeper and nurse The house earth Thy many voices was always brjght and clean but it was raise ¬ And let thy echoing too noisy and disorderly to suit fastidious Miss Sarah Sadie too was an- ¬ hills Repeat the note of other grievance She wasadimpled faced praise gray eyes and Let all thy isles re girl withher fathers clear proud poise of the head joice Let seas take up the strain A regular Grant Miss Sarah said Christ from the dead hath come to nerself Id take her and do well He lives He lives again by her But I wont soon forget Mad- ¬ Awake awake O eartham Amys almost indignation at my Forget the hour of gloom proposal Give away one of my chil- ¬ When in thy shuddering breast Thy Maker claimed a tomb dren O I couldnt think of such a Put off thy wintry robes thing she said Then there is her For garb of joyous spring ridiculous name She was christened Crown thee with lilies fair Sarah Catherine but its too plain and To greet the risen King old fashioned so shes Sadie now Bring treasures of the field The shadow of evening had gathered Bring leaf and blossom sweet Thy choicest and thy best while Miss Grant sat over her untasted Before His pierced feet supper She pushed her plate away While all thy sons are glad and was about to rise when a gentle rap And tears are put away sounded on the door Without waiting age alike Let youth and Sing Christ is risen to day to light a lamp she opened the door and peered out in the fast falling dark- ¬ Lift up thy gates with praise And robes of joy put on ness No one was there Her foot The Lord of Life and Death struck against something tying on the Hath risen to His throne doorsill It was a long narrow pack- ¬ He hath gone up on high age apparently a box A great wave of And giveth gifts to mon He lives no more to die anger rolled over the spinsters heart Alleluia Amen How dare those boys try fool tricks --Lucy Randolph Fleming in Harpers on me she muttered If 1 had em Bazar here Id teach em a lesson right quick and with one sturdy kick she sent the obnoxious box half way to the -- wmmmmmtfz z - 2 mK ar WERE MCE Window SiadesB Oil petals of the flowers Burying her face iFarnitureCarpets Mattresses Cloths in their cool depths a fervent prayer Etc rose from her heart The next morning was bright and Special attention given to Undertak sunny The little church was gay with mg and Repairing flowers and to Miss Sarah the very air Ky seemed alive with loving memories of Main Street - - - - Paris WM WWW the first Epster morning O day of COLLINS Agents MILLER joy and gladness sang the choir and O the heart of the spinster repeated the Paris Kentucky words over and over A the close of This is a smcoth fence that will turn the service she hastened to her broth- ¬ 1 IIBWW MIIB How is your mamma dear she Sadie in so sympathetic a tone asked ers pew W HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance - any kind of stock It is made from the best hard steel drawn specially for tbf purpose - You can tell him What a little woman you are Sadie to keep the children sc quiet through church Heres a note for your father that the girls eyes opened wide THE VERY BEST OM RELIABLE PRQMPT PAYEffG talk to him after dinner Ill bring your I will come over and NQN TJHXQH mamma some of my quince jelly Poor thing I wish she could1 get out these nice days Short St I5ct Iiroadvray and Mill John Grant was discouraged and dis- ¬ heartened yet for his wifes sake he had LEXINGTON K5u tried to bo cheerful that Easter morn- ing When Sadie laid the little note in Jamf3 Connors - - - Proprietor his hand he opened it and read while happy tears coursed down his cheeks Rates 2 And 250 Per Day Dear Brother 1 will let you have the money to pay that mortgage You One hundred good rooms Electric yours may pay the interest in love lights hot and cold baths barber shop and Can you forget the past and take anew and Postal telegraph office etc HOTEL REED The large steel wires forming the horizontal bars are first coiled around a inch rod thus practically becoming COILED SPRINGS their entire length These are securely tied together by 16 cross bars to the rod The cross ban are best quality of annealed wire wrapped three time galyauized around each horizontal bar ready for business slacks below as cheerfully as it takes a new Being a is self regulator itup always tor 30 ITS ADVANTAGES nOW Ir IS MADE to your heart the sister who has just learned to follow the risen Lord Lov ¬ ingly yours Sarah Grant Anna Johnson in N Y Observer V ¬ I M H -- ¬ -- ¬ -- TOMATOES POPULAR IN ITALY Jil Classes o 3i3i Mumbci ts Su7 HI roofs of the houses are half covered with plates containing the deep red sub stance After gathering the tomatoes intended for preserving are spread out for some hours in the sun till the skin lias somewhat shrunk They are then jpassed through a sieve so that they may be freed both from seeds and skins As they contain a larger proportion of wa ter the substance which has been passed through the sieve must be hung in bags irom which the water exudes and soon a pool of dirty looking water is formed beneath each bag Strange to say it is Jn no way tinged vith red The mixture which remains in the rbagshas the consistency of a verv thick paste It is then salted the proportion being a little less than one ounce of salt to a pound of preserve The process jnow Requires that it shall be spread on iiat plates cxrxised to the sun and stirred from time to time with a wooden spoon so that the upper part may not form a crust while underneath it re ffnains soft It is a picturesque sight mhen tlie women are to be seen Hitting about on the roofs and terraces attend ¬ ing to the dee red preserve their col vored handkerchiefs flung on their heads to screen them from the ravs of the burning sun when it is at its fiercest Jn tlie evening the contents of the vari T3us plates are taken in and stirred up to gether for if moistened bv the nijrht clew the whole wen Id be spoilod After feeing exposed to the sun for seven or eight days the same process being ae ipeated each day the preserve is fin ¬ ished and paeed in jars for winter use Though it is used for all ciasses of persons it is more necessary to the poor than to the rich for the latter can make use of the fresh tomatoes preserved in tins Tomatoes may be tinned whole uas we know from those usually import- r ed into England from America But in Italy the fruit is usually passed through a sieve the pulp being then placed in tins which are immediately soldered --down and then put in boiling water for five minutes The cost of a- small tin is half a f ranc so it is as a rule beyond the means of tlie poor Chambers ¬ w- the preserving of tomatoes is carried on Terraces balconies and even the flat jects Take io tiie Vegetables In every house and cottage in Italy the window of her little dining room looking out at the tiny yard that sep arated her cottage from flie street It was the last day of March but the air w as full of the magnetic influence of spring The grass was freshening while in the bed of brown earth at the right of the walk hardy daffodils jonquils and one adventurous hyacinth nodded to the passers by Miss Grant sighed a little impatiently as she turned from the window Her neatly spread tea table stood waiting There were a solitary cup saucer and plate each of rare old china The sil- ¬ ver was massive of the fashion of a half century ago There were slices of snowy home made bread all cut of ex- ¬ actly the same thickness a pot of gold-¬ en butter a chicken salad milk a glass of amber jelly and sugared doughnuts It looked tempting But the cloud did not lift from Miss Grants face as she brought thd steaming teapot from the kitchen and seated herself for her evening meal She bowed in silence for a moment Then adjusting her nap ¬ kin carefully over her neat black cash-¬ mere she said to herself And to morrows Apa il Fools day too As if there wasnt enough to bother without that For the fact of its being Sunday wont make any dif-¬ ference with those unruly boys TVell if they attempt to play any tricks upon me theyll suffer thats all Had the most daring urchin in Glen ville beheld the scowl upon Miss Sarahs face he would have hesitatedlongbefore attempting to fool her She creamed her tea and slowly buttered a slice of bread I havent the heart to eat she ex-¬ claimed a moment later To think that a Grant should have his home sold on a mortgage Im glad our father didnt live to know it Miss Sarah had devoted the earlier part of the afternoon to making calls It was at Mrs Athesrtons that some one had spoken of John Grant Miss Sarahs only brother There was an awkward pause then dear old Grandma Atherton said gently Sarah you will pardon your moth- ¬ ers friend if she tells you something Johns home is to be sold on the mort ¬ gage in three weeks Did you know it No vfmii XsJi I SS Easter Cve finr ls i EASTER U I - MMmiS y GRANT stood SARAH at How Its Wonderful Deep Keaning street fllay Be Incorporated Into the Liiffe 0 Miss Sarah cried out a childs of Every Day piping voice What air you doing It seems clear that a- pure spirit will arise from the seed of a pure body and that to your Easter present for Yv7hat are you doing here Maggie a loving spirit from the seed of a lov- ¬ Miss Grant demanded sharp- ¬ ing body If the body we sorrowfully Smith ly Are you concerned in this dis- ¬ put aside has been one full of charity graceful affair Come here this min- ¬ helpful kindly and eager to speak ten derpityingwords one that has thought ute and tell me all about it no evil and has believed all things and Frightened by the sternness of the voice Maggie came whimpering and hoped all things and endured all things can anyone doubt what should come trembling know nothin she de- - of such a seed planting The natural I jest dont grip for 90 in the shade gently but firmly persuades a runaway team to reconsider its action An unruly bull is safe as a canary in its fit- w it saitn ai- r unto the festive hog Ifhna far shalt The fierce wind and dritting thou go snow pass by and it heeds them not 21iy96 ly There is no terror in the locomotive spark The trespasser is not led into 2 temptation and the rail stealers The hired man and is gone ZRJLILjIj the lagging tramp alike scorn it proffer- ¬ shade Like the model housewife FULL stock of Fruit and Ornamental ed well supported it is always neat when Grape Vines Small Fruits Asparagus and everything for the and tidy posts Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- ¬ THREE POSTS to the 100 FEET ploy no agents Try us on prices and Economy 13 not our sole object in see the difference between those of a grower and dealer Catalogue on ap placing posts for farm fence at the un- ¬ usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart plication to Farmers say the closer the posts tha H F HILLENMEYER That may apply to Lexington Ky bettor the fence 20oct common fences but depending largely onite elasticity we fsefer the long panel For cemeteries lawns yards etc they should of course be nearer 13 to SO feet is not objectionable w i i TREES TKEES 1896 ccupation y f P7wj l We have completed and are now building a lot of this fence for Bourbon farmers and you can examine into its merits for yourself Estimates cheerfully furnished You may put up the posts and we will bufld whole job fence see us lUO jLOiiVO UJ J l rVSv vI7 ir vts f 2 WO We will save you money ana uuu duuq you tne Desc ienco inauu Respectfully COLLINS MILLER If you are needing any WAUL LUUUlttUL IU UW m Paris Ky I VM Cm j0 JiM Mil wWm vffr -- imxA- - Tbo Page Wire Fence In Bourbon - M- - mmlmm 9 IBM Sll i v AslSMWu Paris Kentucky Gentlemen I have had the Pag8 Do not be deceived by alluriatr advertisements and vnntg you can get tlio best made finest finish and Woven Wire Fence on my farm for MOST POPULAR SEW3HG MAOH5HS about eighteen months and am welj for a mere sonpr Buy from reliable manufacturers pleased with it It has proved to be all Chat have earned areputition by honest and square dealing There is nono in the world that can equal that is claimed for it It turns all kinda In mechanical construction durability of vvorkinjr partn fineness of finish beauty in appearance or had of stocic and is as tight as it was the day as many improvements as tho PSW KOHE it was put up and has stood some severe WRITS FC55 CIRCULARS tests A horse of one of my neighbors Tlie Hew Homo Sewing Machine Co fell across the fence a few months ago CjtX0 B1lL3S BOSTON KAE3 23UJTCOJ SQT7ARENY and was not taken off for several hours Chicago Its SrLocisMo Daixas Texas SAKFaiSCISCOCAIi but when taken off the fence went back ATLAiTA Ga qr sals ov to its place all right with tho exception of a few staples During the storm of WINN Paris Ky COOS April 24th a good sized tree was blown nil inwtn MEMnMvm across the fence and bent it down to the ij S BfiYEIOE STAMPS WAHTBD 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 I Green County Clerk Mt Olivet Ky one broken wire and a few staples ou -- Millersburg Ky May 4 98 Messrs Miller Collins Agents ft iruoaf jLwmwju WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE MAGGIE SMITH clared was Miss Grants uncompro- ¬ ¬ -- -- - -- Journal -- ri - -- JJenoa r lircsli Fish Ill many places in warm climates it is customary to keep fish alive until they are sold It would otherwise be impossible to keep them from spoiling except by too expensive refrigerating The marketman is likely to be the fish armau himself and to keep his catch In a well on his boat or in a slatted box in the water The biryer looks over the fish and picks out tlie one he wants and the seller then kills the fish with a blow on the head with a club or with a- knife It is a common thing to kill fche fish in the presence of the cus- ¬ tomer Fish are sold in this way at lor instance Key West Havana and Somehow the pink andwhiteprettiness 2J He mortgaged it to after a moment get money to take his wife to New York for medical aid It did her no good poor thing Well times are hard and a man with an invalid wife and six small children finds it almost impos- ¬ sible to live on a clerks salarv There was no softening of Miss Sarahs face After a few minutes she stiffly bowed herself out Grandma Atherton watched her pass down the street a troubled expression on the usually placid old face Im so sorry she said shaking her silvered head Sarah could so well af-¬ ford to help John She has been grow- ¬ ing richer all these years while he has been growing xoorer This was the subject Miss Sarah was revolving in her mind as she sat at the tea table It was 20 years since the death of her parents The family wealth had been equally divided be ¬ tween John and herself Her share in¬ vested in her presenthomeandjudicious loans had doubled John had gone into business lost heavily through a dishonest partner signed a note with a supposed friend and paid it then been glad to accept a situation as clerk Five yearc ago he had asked his sister to ad- ¬ vance money on his pretty home Sarah had refused curtly and scolded him for incurring needless expense It may do no good he admitted but I cannot let Amy suffer as she does without one more effort for her relief I dont believe there is much the matter with Amy the sristeFdeclaxed mising reply It is too bad grandma went on with this ere loaf of bread ma sent ual But as is the natural so is the me after when I seed Miss Effie Dean spiritual It is far more glorious but come up your walk She laid down that after all the same bundle knocked on the door and So we may bring Easter with its won- ¬ slapped Hope to die Miss Sarah derful deep meaning into the life of every day How By teaching our- ¬ thats everything I know 2Iiss Grant was puzzled She vainly selves to comprehend the truth that tried in the dim light to scan Maggies while we live this human life and devel- ¬ face op this natural body it is net alone the me that package she said natural body we are creating but the Bring sternly seed of the spiritual body which is to Maggie obeyed come after Now go straight home If I find you This is not a mystical doctrine All have deceived me in any way I shall see those who in this life have attained some knowledge of their spiritual na- ¬ that 3 0U are severely punished The Trembling with fear Maggie started tures will testify to its truth Upon reaching the street she broke change from a natural to a spiritual liv ¬ into a run As for Miss Sarah she car- ing is like the growing of a plant whose The right plant ried the mysterious package into the seed we have sown dining room lighted a lamp pulled surely grows in a man who has sown the down the window shades locked the right seed As the spiritual nature of a man be ¬ door and sat down to think Effie Dean the sweet refined daughter of gins to develop the purer higher ele- ¬ Miss Sarahs pastor Would she insult ments in him grow stronger and one the old woman to whom she had always by one the baser sort die Hate dies been so kind Surely not What had and revenge and anger Cruelty dies Maggie meant about Easter Narrowness of A mo ¬ and all unkindness ments thought yes the morrow was mind dies and contempt for the frail- ¬ Easter as well as All Fools day She ties of others The part that lives and grows strong- ¬ felt a twinge of conscience as she re- ¬ membered that her anger against the er is love Purity and truth and cour ¬ prpspective pranks of the boys had age are but parts of love and as It blotted out her memory of Christs grows greater by and by comes the proven immortality She came back to sureness of knowledge and faith it ¬ the present with a start There lay self is swallowed up in fruition This is the dailv burial of the old the bundle Why dont I open it she queried man who was earthy and the daily Of course its all nonsense As likely rising of the new who is the Lord as not another hit at my being an old from Heaven To such a heart Easter ¬ I was comin down the street comes first and after that the spirit ¬ I want lo buy for cash the following U S Revenues either canceled or uncanceled at the prices annexed when stamps are sent in good condition JEJzch 5 cents 1 cent Express red Imperforate 1 cent Expruss red part 3errorate 5 cents 1 cent Playing Cards red imperforatcSO cents 1 oeut Playing cardsredpart perforate30 cents 1 cent Proprietary redpart perforate10 cents 60 cents 1 cent Telegraph red Imperforate 2 cent Hank Check bluepart perforate 5 cents 5 cents 2 cent Certificate blue imperforate 2 cent Certificate bltje full perforate10 cents 2 cent Certificateorangelf ull perforatclO cents a cents 2 cent Express blue imperforate 10 cents 2 cent Express bluo part perforate 2 cent Playing cardsblueimperrorate30 cents 10 cents 2 cent Playing cards orange 2 cent Proprietary blue imperforatelo cents 2 cent ProprietarybluepartperforatelOcents 2 cent Proprictaryorangefull pefrotelo cents 3 cent Inlaying earagreenimpenorateyi 3 cent playing cardgreenfull pcrrte20 cents 3 cent Telegraph green imperforate10 cents 4 cent Playing cardvlolet perforate50 conts 4 cent Proprietaryvioletpart perfoatelO cents 10 cents 5 centExpres3 red imperforate 10 cents ocent Playing card red perforate 10 cents 5 cent Proprietary perforate 6 cent Proprietary orange perforateS5 10 cent Bill of Ladingblue lmperfotel5 cents 10 cent Bill of Ladingbluepart pertel5 cents SO cents 2 5 cent Bond imperforate 40 cent Inland Exchangeimperforate5 cents SI 25 50 cent Probate of Will imperforate 70 cent Foreign excbaugegreenimatei0 cents SI 51 Life Insurance imperforate SI 10 SI Manifest imperforate SI 25 SI Mortgage full perforate 1 50 1 00 Passage Ticket imperforate 1 30 Foreign exchangeorange im ate 3 0i 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 I 30 Blue and Black 2 00 1 CO Blue and Black 5 cent Black and Green proprietary- - 15 cents u cnts 6 cent Black and Green proprietary 10 cent Black and Green proprietary- - 5f EOcent Black and Green proprietary 3 b 5 00 1 00 Black and Green proprietary 15 00 5 00 Black and Green proprietary wish to buy old canceled postage lalso stamps and stamped envelopes of any and all denominations from lbMO to 1S75 for which I will pay liberal prices Address T JL GREEN County Cleric Mt Olivet Ky Notv The above named stamps can be found on Deeds Mortgages Notes Receipts Agreements Bank Check- etc from iS6i to 1875 also on Proprietary Medicnie3 Matches etc Tne foregoing offer is genuine made In good faith and will be carried out to the let- ¬ ter in every instance when 1 receive the stamps I have mentioned In good order Reference Mt Olivet Deposit Bank or any official of Robertson county T L Gkeen County Clerk - I am so well pleased with the fence xhat 1 am going to put up more of it right away omy tf Respectfully Wm BecrafT of place We are prepared to furnish at rea ¬ sonable prices locust posts by the car- ¬ load Delivered at 3Tour nearest rail ¬ road station COLLINS MILLER a LOCUST POSTS f - GUTBES C LEUED k BEPiiBE have employed a first class experienced tailor to take charg8 cleaning repairing and pressing of department Work done on short notice Our prices are lower tharj others and we will do your work right PARIS FURMISHIHC AMD WE our TAILQR1HG CO H S STOUT Manager 24mar tfl W Yr DUDLEY BILL POSTERS PARIS KY All Kinds of Posting Ulstributingr Promptly Attended To CO Et TOWN LOT FOR SALE A Ol at low price on four payments one 42ixll0 foot lot in Williams ad dition well located Will be sold fourth cash balance in three equal pay- ¬ ments at six twelve and eighteen care Thb months Address L L News Paris Ky 3 mUflrCHHE NHKlH3liailSI K1J D f Y Sun a pasteboard box Talcing off the cover At IVsvo Sejmichers she held her breath in astonishment He is not here behold He is not here There on a bed of softest moss lay He broke the narrow bonds of His sealed prison great clusters of Easter lilies The Lo He hntn conquered death woman felt her anger slipping from For this the angel saith her and an unexpJainable hush seemed He is not here the Christ is surely to settle down upon her Reverently lifting the card tied to the lilies she A soul once dead hath found to day net life read In loving remembrance of the A buried heart hath broken Sins dark joyful morrow Joyful Ah not to prison her And why not Could there be And on this Easter day any reason save that she had shut out of f I heard the angels say He is uot here He lives this soul Is her life the influence of the risen risen i Saviour What if she had been lonely i Charles H Towne In N T Independent - comes every day maia Upon removing the paper she found Harpers Bazar St Cant tell yon all nbont the new styles V -- rveiJB1ea aTi91y loir prices ruperlor quality and fins workroanahln nf mr na rv loin nmuea Btace uui vre want you to write for onr lAOfi TllnRtratni mCir5uT fit md best catalogue wo ever published Ask for Gr M It contains ca uWc Tir W adtfetl ALIjIANUK CAKRTARP PD ninninM nti -ww wi4wiu1una UIUU mtMiDJJy011 bZJ8r - pfi ahmWJ lV r we WS r c- - - v v FTZm faagsaana - - - smsts Jg ggg MJ THE BOURBON NEWS FMD AY APRIL - 16 I89T FANCY DRESS BALLTN LONDON Opium nel Whisfey Habits THE FARM GARDEN The Wonderful Kava Kava ShraTj THE FARMING WORLD The letter quoted below written March How to Keep the Grouaid Occupied 2 1896 by the editor and manager of the A JTesrBotanical Discovery Of Sheffield Ala Standard leaves no room from Spring to Frill Special Interest to Sufferers from NEW HEATING DEJICE to doubt that a successful treatment for The garden is the most productive Diseases of the Kidneys or Blad ¬ cure der Bheumatisni etc A Blessing Successf ally Introdtieed in n Number acre of the farm If it is not it should theDr B of the liquor habit exists Your M Woolley Atlanta Ga to Humanity of Oliio Creameries be made so It is the most indispensa ¬ antidote for the liquor habit will do alLyou The accompanying illustration is ble part of farm life Half of our liv- claim for it After drinking whisky for AFre9 Gift oGreai Valsie to You device in ing- should come from our garden in more than twenty years I find myself en Our readers will be glad to know that something new as a heating tirely relieved of the accursed appetite tlie sew botanical discovery Alkavis creamery work Its use is to displace summer Not one half the country peo- ¬ through the use of three bottles of your from the wonderful Kava Kava shrub the tempering vat so commonly in use ple make an effort to have a garden medicine It is absolutely a specific for the has proved an assured cure for all dis- - in most creameries and which takes There are some that start out well in liquor habit and leaves no had effects ¬ - Engrlisli Men and Women Take Tlieir The streets around Convent garden on a fancy dress ball night are as solemn as Scotland itself says Scribners A few homeless Londoners are kept at respectful distance by the police while merry makers dressed as stoves light Pleasure Seriously A fancy dress ball in London is slow F cases caused by Uric much valuable time to clean aside acid m the blood or from the often continued roaring noise WMM bydisorderedaction made from steam entering the water of the Kidneys or inside urinary organs J He Some objections have been raised to Kava Kava Shrub using live steam in milk for heating it or as botanists call espe preparatory for it Piper Metkys 2ially in extreme the separator claimcold weather ticiivi grows on the excessive expansion causes banks of the Ganges ing that the river Hast maia the butter globules to become so sud ¬ The kava Kava Shrub ana proDaDly was denly heated as to produce a foreign Piper Jlethystiaan used for centuries taste in the churned butter by the natives before its extraordinary Sometimes the water used in boiler properties became known to civilization may not be good and harm may come through Christian missionaries In this respect it resembles the discovery from that source but the same steam 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 0 acts directly upon the blood and kid ¬ n neys and is a true specific just as qui- ¬ nine is in malaria We have the strongest testimony of many ministers of the ft Tl bJ gospel well known doctors and business men cured by Alkavis when all other J remedies had failed p ¬ tu rL f fMaswssccaW mm 1 ¬ f 1 ¬ r In the New York Weekly World of Sept 10th the testimony of Rev V B Moore D D of Washington D C was given describing his years of suffering from Kidney disease and Rheumatism and his rapid cure by Alkavis Rev Thomas Smith the Methodist minister at Cobden Illinois passed nearly one hundred gravel stones after two weeks use of Alkavis Rev John HWatson of SunsetTexas a minister of the gospel of thirty years service was struck down at his uost of duty by Kidney disease After hovering between life and death for two months and all his doctors having failed he took Alkavis and was completely restored to health and strength and is fultillinghis duties as 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 himself 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 pli3sicians without the least benefit and finally completely cured in a few weeks by Alkavis The testimony is unMrs James doubted and really wonderful Young of Kent Ohio 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 ¬ ¬ ¬ FINE SULK HEATER S Separator P Pump O Overflow S P Steam Pipe F Faucets H Heater MP Milk Pipe used about the creamery for cleansing purposes wouJd do harm also hence it is important that nothing but pure wa ¬ ter be used about either boiler or the building In case the weather is cold and to avoid putting too much steam direct into the milk it is important then to heat the water under the re- ¬ ceiver vats to at least half the necessary So far the Church Kidney Cure Com- ¬ 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 intro duction 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 Pheuma tism 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 opowers ¬ S HEAT PHOTOGRAPHS Substances Sensitive to WeakRadla-t-tion from n Ilented Body 3hevinvisible radiations from a heated liod y jiossess the power of effecting cer tain chemical decompositions much aft er the manner of lights as for in stance in photography says the St C ¬ ¬ ¬ greenish tint that becomes olive brown in radiant heat and if green is used a brown image can be obtained in a minute by exposing to the radiations from a gas stove and on treatment- with silver nitrate this image becomes black by reason of the reduction of the silver Bichromatcd paper is affected by radiant heat as by light and paper impreg nated simply with sulphate of copper jyields a feeble image whieh becomes mcarly black when treated with silver nitrate A mixture of sulphate of cop per and oxalic acid gives a paper which becomes brown on exposure Chloirate iof copper is also very sensitive the faint jblue color becoming a deep green Similarly used bromide of tin behaves as if exposed to light but unexposed parts become very black when treated with silver nitrate Nitrate of silver which is markedly acted upon by light is slightly browned when exposed to heat radiation and the tint is deepened hy 113 droquinone or gallic acid ¬ - mixture of sulphate of cojjper and potassium bromide which has a faint Among the Louis Globe Democrat sensitive to weak radia substances tions of heat may be mentioned paper saturated with cupric bromide or a ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ know quite a number of creameries that have put this simple device in dur ing the past summer and iind that it not only lessens labor but that by its use a better and more even temperature can be obtained than by the use of the tempering vat and the cleaning of it does not require one fifth of the time that the usual vats require The cleans- ¬ ing is done by pumping- warm water through the pipes and then steam- ¬ ing them thoroughly for about three minutes The illustration is simple and almost M P represents the explains itself milk pipe or hose extending from the milk vat to P pump whieh raises the milk into the pipe joined onto the pump The milk naturally flows down to the point 31 where a half inch pipe S P is inserted into a T large enough to take an inch galvanized iron pipe the end being plugged up tight and a num ¬ ber of small holes drilled in on side for the escape of steam in small jets The half inch pipe joins on the by a reducer just below a globe valve which regulates the volume of steam The pipes O 0 are to allow overflow when the stopcock at IT is partialiy closed up with the point O over milk vat The valve at base of pump also reg- ¬ ulates the flow of milk into separator S In case the flow vat is at an eleva- ¬ tion above sepaiator it is only neces- ¬ sary to extend the pipe from lioint H directly into vat and the only thing necessary would be a globe valve next tc vat with the steam jet and F faucet Not long since while at Sandusky institute and discussing the creamery subject I mentioned this labor saving device and a young man from Huron 0 made special inquiry about it In less than a week he had one in their creamery and writes that it is simply out of sight in every respect and wishes to thank me for putting him onto the idea I know of five creameries that are usinc the device and thev are making butter that grades first class everywhere and at all times and for such reasons do not hesitate to recom- ¬ mend its use under the conditions noted in this article George E Scott in ¬ -- temxerature for separating I and never look at the garden again un til they think it is time they should have results They take a look and cannot find any for the weeds have covered the little plants Then they come to tne conclusion that the seed did not grow They say all sorts of things about the seedsmen and mow off the weeds and wait until another spring when they go through the same process Now this is all wrong To keep the garden clean avi1 should begin earlv and continue the cultivation until fall It is impossible to destroy all the weeds while we are cultivating the earljT vegetables Lit ¬ tle patches of weeds around the garden will produce seed- enough 10 seed the whole garden next year We should try to plan so as to keep all the ground oc ¬ cupied in the garden It will require but little more labor to cultivate a cab ¬ bage or turnip in a vacant place than simply to cultivate to keep down the weeds You can sow lettuce in Juiy and ifwillbe nice in the fall Cabbage aud turnip can be transplanted into the ground where the early peas and pota toes have grown or you can set celery and beets for winter use Keep all the ground occupied If clean cultivation is given as should be done the weeds will be killed out aud at the same time a good crop secured Thinning out plants is an important matter in gardening beets and carrots will not grow to any size if left too thick No vegetable but the onion will stand crowding If the soil is rich enough onions will grow to a good size when five or six stand together they will crowd each other out of the ground all but the roots and will bottom nicely The onion maggot destroys onions badly a good remedy is to take the soil away from the bulbs no matter if the little onions tip over so long as the roots are in the ground they are all right By doing this the fly has no chance to put its eggs on the stalks and then there are no raagg ots in the bulbs Mrs J W Ferres in Farm and ¬ ¬ - the spring sow an abundance of seed humor and dressed in black velvet and cut steel buttons keep the center of the floor clear apparently for their own use and stand ready to subdue any burst of light heartedness that might wise man can icarn sometnmg wortn appear in the circle that is kept moving knowing from a fool but a fool is made all the more a fool by going to college Rams about them The general orders are JLLUXU keep moving along The man who j E M RAGLAND Shinnston W Va Dr B M Wool ley Atlanta Ga 1 have been cured or quit taking the antidote nineteen montlis and never had any call for opium after taking the first dose of your Antidote You wanted to know if you might use my let ter Yes and my name also Any one may write 0 me if they wish to know of my cure or ask any questions as to the efficacy of the Antidote and if they en dose stamp I will answer GEO J HIBLET Sit a procession of carriages goes slowly under the archsway and deposits serious ihouses monks lamps and vegetables Owing to these elaborate disguises the journey past the ticket takers and to Wl the ballroom is slow On the ballroom floor officials totally void of a sense of iiAYFilOPQ reaches out to suffering Iramanltj in tho rorm of a safe kuxc and effec ¬ tive remedy for tho ills to which flesh is heir That is why restored millions pay trilling homage to CM mm W ¬ ¬ ¬ years doctors pronounced it a local it make and prescribed local remedies and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment a dull costume bright and a supper pronounced it incurable Science has proven party in one of the boxes proud and catarrh to be a constitutional disease and he can almost remove the gloom caused therefore requires constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured by F J hy the officials in black Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is the only constitutional cure on the market It is A sprain may cripple but St Jaeobs Oil taken internall v in doses from 10 drops to a will cure it before it can It cures teaspoonful It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system They A prosperous iniquity is the most unpros offer one hundred dollars for any case it perous thing in the world J eremy Taylor fails to cure Send for circulars and testiCo Tomonials Address F J Cheney Just try a 10c box of Cascarets candy ca ledo 0 Sold by Druggists 75c tharticfinest liverandbowelregulatormade Halls Family Pills are the best Some women make up their husbands Defect in our behavior coming short of minds yashington Democrat the utmost gracefulness often escapes our observation Locke Are you bruised Use St Jaeobs Oil and you wont be long Shortest way Aliviiyw to Be Found A great advantage in using the ammuniThe knack of easy travel is in knowing tion manufactured by the Winchester Arms how to keep ready all the time Hanis Co New 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 make This great house makes all sizes of metallic cartridges from BB caps to 58 calibcr and in shot gun ammunition from 4 to 20 gauge All ammunition bearing the name Winchester will give entire Send for large illustrated satisfaction catalogue free ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Winchester ¬ There is more Catarrh in this section of gether and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable For a great many the country than all other diseases put to- the top boxes probably enjoys the ball the most He certainly does more to help it The center of interest is disease wherever he will have He can ¬ manages the searchlight from one of All experiment v03 passed long ago It is known to bo a positive euro ffit I KtlhL r vtjr for ERIGHTS DISEASE URINARY DISEASES FEMALE CO3PLAINTS GENERAL DEBILITY and PflALAR3A ond all diseases arising frran disor dered Kidneys and jLIvor Easy to take leaves no unpleasant tasto pro ¬ duces no ill effects Largo sized bottles or nsrr style Entailer ono at your nearest store wtsmi TSTOW8iSI NOTSCE Kmnz THCB jmmHop Q tjfrSL the AJTO GET os-- la fcro u i rat Home is astonishing how many people there are who say they do things for others ben- ¬ It efit Washington Democrat f llPuf- - IRA -- Uv 3 CULTURE OF MELONS Growtls Requires Lots of Plant Pood Watermelons are excessive feeders and many fail in attempting to grow them because they do not furnish sufficient plant food to supply the necessary strength for vigorous vine and fine fruit Not infrequently watermelon vines turn yellow and die when they should be just in their prime simply from plant starvation I prepare the ground as for corn Lay off in rows 12 feet apart each way I dig a hole about iys feet deep and perhaps three feet in diameter In the bottom of this I put a peck or more of good stable manure tramping it lightly Next put in a layer of soil and follow with a layer made up of equal parts of soil and fine rich manure thoroughly mixed and lastly- where the seeds are to be placed another layer of pure soil Sow seeds thickly and cover about one inch When the second or third leaf shows thin out two or three plants in the hill If exceptionally large melons regular prize takers are desired thin to but one plant in the hill I cul tivate about as 1 do corn hoeing each hill after an entire patch is plowed If very dry cultivate often particularly about the hills It is some trouble 10 thus prepare the ground but it more than pays in the size number and qual ity of melons produced also in the in- ¬ creased length of time that the vines are in bearing as they remain green and in good condition until killed by frost Orange Judd Farmer Tlieir Successful ¬ ¬ their own personal experience in those states have been published in pamphlet St Paul form by the Chicago Milwaukee Railway and as these letters are extremely intcresting and the pamphlet is finely illustrated one copy will be sent to any address oh receipt of two cent postage stamp Apply to Geo H Heaiford General Passenger ¬ In South and North Dakota relating Letters from Farmers Agent 111 410 Old Colony Building Chicago A woman likes winter because she can wear a long coat and hide her old dress Washington Democrat This is often felt in every joint and muscle of the body by turns by people who ex- ¬ periencing the earlst twinges of rheuma tism -- neglect to arrest the malady as they may easily do with Hostetteis Stomach Bitters a professionally authenticated remedy for the agonizing complaint Recollect that rheumatism unchecked often lasts a lifetime Dr abruptly terminates it when the malady attacks the heart The Bitters also remedies chills and fever dyspepsia and liver complaint ¬ lie Man who is Raising a lis tons-to-the-a- crc r Horrid Torture realizes that the harvest time ss anead Ideal farming comprehends not only the growing of the tallest graiil the of hay the best farming the farming that pays most 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 protit or loss ¬ iJ ¬ three-quarter-in- ch - qW aov If there is such a thing as good luck it is being endowed with good sense by your father and mother Atchison Globe Fits stopped free and permanently cured No fits after first day use of Dr Klines Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch si Phila Pa People always want to do things until they fmd out that they can just as well as not Washington Democrat Sudden cold brings soreness and ness St Jacobs Oil brings a cure stiff- ¬ Harvesting Machines are the profit bringing kind they are built for long wear nara worir ugnt dram ana in snort to satisfy i nere are ctner Kinds tnat Jj dont cost as much but theres nothing cheauev than the best IVIcCormick Hsrvestfog Mathmz Company- Chicago - ¬ ¬ J5rstL oeeo0K Hcoccooi9o4oot04oo REASONS FOE USING IZS S3 nc Lignt Runnin McCormick Open Elevator Harvester The Light Running McCormick New 4 Steel Mower The Light Running McCormick Vertical Corn Binder and The Light Running McCormick Daisy Reaper for sale everywhere tiSTxD h3Skt I I The secret of a secret is to know how and when to tell it Rams Horn bowels Walte r Baker Mt7 T 8Tfe WATERING THAT PAYS Cascarets stimulate liver kidneys and Never sicken weaken or gripe 10c ¬ Simple System of Sub Irrlgration for We have often wondered why one can never find a thing until he quits hunting for it Ploiver Beds Washington Democrat The experiments that have been tried in introducing water freely below beds Oil promptly and freely Use of growing plants have proved conclu- ¬ and saySt Jacobs neuralgia good by to sively the value of this kind of water ¬ ing The cross section given herewith Great people always have small enemies Rams Horn shows how one may readily try this i I E Sim I M mm 5 v THE COLD IS CRUEL Crrcljer in Xortlieast Siberia Ex ¬ perience Untold SnirerinsTi The St Petersburg Geographical society has published the results of an exploration among the Yakuti a peo ple dwelling in a region of Northeast Siberia covering an area of over 2000 000 square miles yet numbering no more than 200000 souls They are ga thered mostly on the banks of the great rivers The climate is a terrible one There are not more than 9G days in the year free from frost which be-gins in the middle of September and lasts to the middle of May By October 15 the land is covered with a solid man ¬ gle of snow and ice which begins to finelt at the end of April The cold id the most intense on the globe and the temperature is lower than any record ed round the pole It is greater on the soirthera plateau than further north on the shores of the Arctic ocean During its continuation the atmospheric con- ¬ dition is one of undisturbed calm There as not wind enough to move a twig not ia bird cleaves the still air The silence tis complete and all nature is in deep sleep Yet the climate is exhilarating on account of its dryness and day and The night have equal temperature summer is sudden and very hot short The people are of Turko Tartar origin Swaxte Palma the Swedish vice consul at Austin Tex has presented to the University of Texas 25000 books valued at 100000 The collec tion which he spent 50 years in gath ¬ ering includes valuable books on his tory biography and art Ohio Farmer NATIONAL HIGHWAYS Unique Man Aclvocntetl by a Prohibi ¬ AirMctx sfflfiKM vixS vfsrri rV W rsft W V X1W THE MARKETS - OoosooococcoooooeocO SS5S23 j - Because it is absolutely pure Because it is net mrde by the so called Dutch Process in which chemicals are used Because beans of the finest qualify are used 3 4- Because it is made by a method which preserves unimpaired X the exquisite natural flavor and odor of the beans Because it is the most economical costing less than one cent a cup g Be sure that you Ret the genuine article made by WALTER jjr Liorcnssier mass tsi20iisnca itni BANbK cc cu reakfes t Cocoa Co 5t lc rvK i r - A new highway scheme namely to nation- ¬ alize all the public roads of the United States Let the people initiate the project by requesting the United States congress to enact a law authoriz ¬ ing the interior department to co- ¬ operate with the respective states in establishing and constructing a boundary line road or boulevard of lib- ¬ eral width limited grade in straight courses and as may be possible fol- ¬ lowing the existing boundary line of These roads the respective states when completed to form the exact boundary lines of the states the United States authorities to have the right of way in locating and construct- ¬ ing paying a fair price for labor and land all expenses to be jjaid withlabor exchange money issued by the United States which is to be exchangeable for all other rioney issued by the govern- ¬ ment and receivable for all debts Each state is to bear a proportionate share of the expense for the mainte- ¬ nance of these roads The same system to be followed later in maldng bound- ¬ ary line roads for counties and town- ¬ ships writer in the Prohibitionist has a tion Paper - ii V v 5 -- a - -- -v v j j itpr v -- yVLLLfx J red No 2 mixed Oats No 2 experiment for himself this spring Se- ¬ Rye No 2 lect the spot where a small bed is to be HAY Prime to choice devoted to foliage or other plants and provisions moss pork 3 WATERING PLANT BEDS LIVE STOCK CaUiecoramon select butchers CALVES Fair to Kood light HOGS Common Mixed packers Lijrht shippers SHEEP Choice LAMBS Sprint FLOUR Winter family GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No Corn Cincinnati April 2 4 4 3 3 3 4 6 3 15 -- 50 3 o lif IE mW but have sold direct to the consumer for as years at wholesale prices saving them the dealers pro ms nip anywnere for examination be- ¬ fore sale Ev2ry 00 75 25 JO 4 5U 05 25 00 25 21 2 sink an empty keg in the center just below the position of the coming roots Fit an old piece of tin pipe as sug- ¬ gested in the sketch and your irrigat- ¬ ing plant is ready for business Not onlj can water be thus freely applied but liquid manure also The keg it should be said should not be one that Orange Judd Farmwill hold water er ¬ Lard BUTTJBR Prime APPLES Prime steam Choice dairv to choice creamery Per bbl POTATOES Per bbl FLOUR Winter oateut GRAIN Wheat No 1 northn PORK New mess LARD Western CORN No 2 mixed OATS Mixed CHICAGO 9 1 10 75 50 w 3 60 89 c 82 25 21 icq 37 f 11 75 0 75 4 05 lO Gi 5 3 4 g4 4 8 60 SO 00 riK iectfK-viifi-iireEiSiniaK-T 1 9 o lrr 00 CVZ lhnntnv0 fcJ 1U AO JJtJlA 7 s as jo bpnng wagons firr Roau Wagons etc tocml KoCOS Surrey Prise with etntaiaslansnacsa- A Surrey Harness Price 51500 as gooa aa aeiis ror 52200 ior large iree wataiocue uaae apron taa readers 5C0 ab soci Ua for SKU EKKRT CARRIAGE AHD HARNESS M2Ttt CO W B PliATT Setfy 2XE3XART 1KB iLjct-- fl thing warranted 1G0 Htvlcs of Car- m riaeeK90stvlG3CfIIar- A nf - ness ToDBuErcriesaslow TV AA -- J-a- 75 75 Si 19 2 00 03 4 65 NEW YORK j ANIIYCAS11AII 4 45 Na 2 red 79 20 Ob 75fi 22 9 25 4 40 4 9 00 A Profitable Garden Crop Spinach is an important crop in our market gardens and one of the most easily managed of vegetables requiring but little culture and may be had fit for use the entire season The main crop is sown in August or September for spring use ana although ex tremely hard requires to be protected by a light covering of hay or straw during the winter For summer use it may be sown at intervals of two or CJncle John Patterson sajs that dairy- ¬ three weeks from April to August ing goes well with fruit growing Wa Spinach is best d eveloped and most want cream with our berries The tender and succulent when grown in a great advantage in dairying is that it rich soil builds up the farm There is manure for building up the poor spots and the Put the young horse in with a reliable fast walker lartd can be improved every year ¬ FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat Na 2 red lo 2 Chicago spring PORK Mess LARD Steam GKAlN 4 SO CORN No 2 OATS No 2 S4JS 08 fs 23i 3 25 4 15 3 90 74 275 27JA 50n t8 S7y 1 2Z 16Vr 8 30 4 174 4 25 74 27 FLOUR Corn Mixed Oats Mixed LARD Reflned PORK Mess CATTLE First quality HOGS Western WheatNo Family BALTIMORE 2 I iBSQIiUTEIY GIITR MTOD I pl9arii booklet fro Ad STEBLIXG FOR SALE E rare acy KS3IEBY -- r ca of constipation I co Cascarets are Ihc Ideal Laxa- - CO Chicaso Montreal Oau 1150 4 10 4 40 27 16 85 4 50 4 50 86 23 17 INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 v LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red - mu-- AND A first class 1G horse power Enjrlne also a good 20 horse power upright Boiler Must he sold at once as we will vacate premises ou May 1 Irst this machinery will astern M you Time given tj riKhr nartles Atdrots AVALTlii AVAUDELL 14 Home st Cincinnati Ohio tpl3Jl JJ bcni Clueiniiall O crKcw Tcrt ta SC 1 rrifoa i All W JUtCormiei for iucreaso 2 Itejccccd claims reoTncA lava free 31 yre practice Success or no foot av WakhlnslOB Corn Na Oats Na 2 2 mixed mixed BET RICH QSSSX 2S I for 300 Inventions Co24S Blray X Tale y HAY COAL STOCKGRIS AHD COTTOH SGALE3 21ECJIS fi M rrsLU5 8t Set Werfe 5 1652 3 75 4 CO Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam 9 21 t 50 5 00 87 25J J PHU1V JUCOC All ClOC CfUO wf9l Yucatan TJsi St Is perfect Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good in tlma Sold hy crnzciots 3H ANK TVIFEX E Mm WBITIXG TO A1VEKTJSEE15 llcnse Ktiitc that yoti aaty Use JLilvcyfisv nient In tixle iaier- - c l r - v- - - f Vx - - V 8 KISERTON X THE BOTJRBON NEWS FRIDAY APRIL 16 1897 -- ANrOXJ2SrOElE33SrTS FOR STATE SENATOR FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY v Some Neighborhood News Prepared For Your Perusal 11 I II lJ y Miss Alice Talbott spent Wednesday night with Miss June Jameson of Paris Miss Sophia Ewalt of Paris was a guest of Mrs Fannie Smith last Mon ¬ day Mr Harvey Ewalt son of Mr John R Ewalt of Shawhan and Miss Nettie¬ Doty daughter of Richard Doty blacksmith of Shawhan eloped to Cincinnati last Tuesday and were married Will E McKiiney met with a pecu ¬ liar accident while harrowing One of the young mules he was working kicked at something striking a clod with its foot knocking it back hitting Mr McKimey square on the eye ball Fortunately the eye is not seriously in ¬ We are authorized to announce James M Thomas as a candidate the from Senator State for District Senatorial Twenty eighth composed of the counties of Bourbon Montgomery and Clark subject to the action of the Democratic primary elec- ¬ tion July 31st jured News CARLISLE Ml 1 It 4f V V 4 Thursday Joe Kmdig of Troy Pa was here last week and bought sixteen head of nice geldings and mares The crowd in town Monday was the largest seen here in years The candi- didates had things their own way Jesse McDaniel has an Easter egg that was colored for his daughter Mrs Thos G- Mcllvaine in 1876 by her grand ¬ mother The police did a land office business Monday in the way of arrests They jailed five and got two pistols and sev ¬ eral knives The 600 feet of fire hose recently pur- ¬ chased from the Revere Rubber Com- ¬ pany has arrived and been put in shape - Nicholas County Precincts Oscar Evans of Bethel sold a colt by Red Cloud last week for 150 Died On Tuesday daughter of Washington George near Myers One hundred wagon loads of tobacco were received here this week up to Culled Prom i for emergencies Miss Nellie Brinnegar The ladies of the East Union Chris ¬ tian Church will serve what is known as a Crazy Supper to morrow from 4 to 12 p m Admission 25c Every ¬ body invited f Mabried On the 7th inst Mr John W Scott and Miss Laura Burden On tk inst Mr Wm G P Bedford and HOUSE ASDSLOT AND BLACK ¬ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE Z 11 - w- - w i- t I- -- L A - DESIRE to sell my house and lot with blacksmith shop at Jackson ¬ FOR JAILER ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal FOR MAGISTRATE ance in twelve months For further We are authorized to announce particulars address or call on We are authorized to announce John Samuel T James as a candidate for BENJ F SHARON Jailer subject to the action of the M Clay as a candidate for Magistrate 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky Democratic party from the Centerville precinct subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce W C ones as a candidate for re election as FOR POLICE JUDGE Jailer subject to the action of the H RTV party Mr Jones candi- ¬ Democratic We are authorized to announce Wm C A dacy is in the interest of Mrs Landon Remington as a candidate fqr Police jLijL Ashbrook Judge - subject to the action of the Democratic party HOUSE PAINTEH We are authorized to announce W H Wt are authorized to announce John Boone as a candidate for Jailer sub R Adair as a candidate for Police ject to the action of the Democratic Judge subject to the action of the party Democratic party --- 434 Main St Paris Ky We are authorized to announce Wm We are authorized to announce JALSO DEALER IN L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of Clark as a candidate for Police Newt Judge Bourbon County subject to the action subject to the action of the Democratic nts Oil Z Tarnishes of the Republican party party Brushes Artists5 Ma ¬ We are authorized to announce John fob mayor H Stewart as a candidate for Jailer Window subject to the action of the Democratic We are authorized to announce Glass Etc party Benj Perry as as a candidate for Mayor of the City of Paris subject to Estimates promptly furnished for the action of the Democratic parjy FOR CONSTABLE glass paints painting anddecorating We are authorized to announce W T We are authorized to announce Joseph F Williams as a candidate for Brooks as a candidate for Mayor of the Constable of Paris precinct subject to city of Paris subject to the action of the Democratic party the action of the Democratic party I re election as County Attorney subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Sam as a uel B Rogers subject candidate for County Attorney to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Denis FOR COMMONWEALTHS ATTORNEY Dundon as a candidate for County At- ¬ We are authorized to announce John torney subject to the action of thu S Smith as a candidate for re election Democratic party as Commonwealths Attorney for the Fourteenth Judical District composed for assessor Scott of the counties of Bourbon We are authorized to announce J U Woodford and Franklin subject to the Boardman as a candidate for Assessor action of the Democratic party of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR JUDGE to announce S D We We are authorized to announce Wm Clay are authorized as a candidate for Assessor of M Purnell as a candidate for Judge Bourbon County subject to the action of Bourbon County subject to the of the Democratic party action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Gar We are authorized to announce James McClure as a candidate for rett D Kenney as a candidate for Judge of Bourbon County subject to Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm We are autnorized to announce T E Ashbrook as a candidate for Judge of H Whaley as a candidate for Assessor Bourbon County subject to the action of Bourbon County subject to the ac- ¬ tion of the Democratic party of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Will FOR CIRCUIT CLERK G McClintock as- a candidate for We are authorized to announce Chas Assessor subject to E Butler as a candidate for Circuit the actionof Bourbon County party of the Democratic Clerk subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Archie W Bedford as a candidate for Assessor We are authorized to announce T of Bourbon County subject to the Hart Talbot as a candidate for Circuit action of the Democratic party Clerk subject to the action of the We are authorized to announce C L Democratic party Hough as a candidate for Assessor of We are authorized to announce Bourbon County subject to the action George T McCarney as a candidate of the Republican party for Circuit Clerk subject to the action We are authorized to announce C J of the Democratic party Daniel as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action for sheriff of the Republican party We are authorized to announce George W Bo wen as a candidate for for surveyor Sheriff subject to the action of the We are authorized to announce Benj If elected Mr Democratic party F Bedford Jr as a candidate for Bowens deputies will be W W re election as Surveyor of Bourbon Mitchell and 1 ames Burke County subject to the action of the We are authorized to announce Democratic party Brutus J Clay Jr with G W Judy and J Smith Clarke as deputies FOR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the We are authorized to announce Miss action of the Democratic party Kate Edgar as a candidate for as Superintendent of Public Schools FOR COUNTY CLERK for Bourbon County subject to the We are authorized to announce Ed action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm D Paton as a candidate for re election as Clerk of the Bourbon County Court E Williams as a candidate for Super ¬ subject to the action of the Democratic intend nt of Public Schools for Bourbon County subject to the action of the party Democratic party ¬ ¬ - Clifton Arnsparger as a candidate for We are authorized to announce TWIN BROTHERS xs BEST QUALITIES PERFECT FITS LOWEST PRICES YOU ARE NOW THINKING OF BUYING J - JJ IJeW Spring It Suit is sv X will be of great assistance to you to look through our mammoth stock of MENS BOYS CLOTHING t ¬ The Handsomest Line of Clothicg Ever Displayed in Bourbon County We have the lateit styles all colors all sizes Seeing is free It wont cost you a penny to inspect our goods You will be satisfied when you trade at Twin Bros5 that you get Reliable Goods at Reliable Prices Have just received carload after carload of choicest novelties in Silks Dress G oods Dry Goods Percales White G oods Wash Goods Wash Goods Cottons Calicos Laces Muslin Underwear Corssets Handkerchiefs Gloves Hosiery Lace Curtains Embroideries Table Damasks Napkins etc Our slock offers great inducements in excellence and variety at such low prices that you will regret if youfail to call vt It will be hoth pleasureahle and profitable to look through this Depnrtmrnt le-elec-ti- on and material at money saving prices We have an entire new stock of Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes in Blacks and Tans Best makes get free a large handsome glass framed picture your trading home With every purchase at our store you gpt a coupon and when you get FREE 10 worth of coupon tickets you If you want to buy right if you want to be treated right if you want to save money1 make our store DAI BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY W has The first of American Newspa- ¬ exclusive agency for this and Of No pers CHAS A DANA Editor adjoining counties ror the sale of mm m oram -- THE SUN ¬ The First Battle L H MILLER received OSCAR J Landman M D 503 Pai terials BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM Ohio Bryans new book entitled The First is written in Mr Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Battle The American Constitution the best style Itclear concise and Bryans logical His American Idea the American satireinspiring language full of keen TUESDAY APHIL 13TH 1897 and brilliant rhetoric will charm Spirit These first last and all interest ana instruct not omy tnose wno returning every second Tuesday in each were his most devoted followers but month I also his most ardent opponents The the time forever Optician La n d m a n books contains about 600 pages printed has been visiting this 6 a year from large clear type with 32 full page Daily by mail - city regularly for over Daily Sunday by mail 8 a year illustrations a magnificent colored five years and has ad¬ presentation plate and an autograph justed glasses to the preface handsomely bound m cloth eyes of the best people half morocco or full morocco at 175 Of Paris and Bourbon is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in 225 and 275 each Mail orders will receive prompt attention Address the world Oscar W Miller Hutchison Ky 2 a year Price 5c a copy Byjniail Address THE SUN New SYork W Ninth Street Cincinnati The Sunday Sun v v TOLEDO All Points in Michigan DETROIT C F CLAY 4766 JKiCOItI 318 Money To Loan office n CHICAGO U White City Special Best Terminal Station Sire of Coleridge 205 J Choral StOSJ Arthur W 211 Claybourne 211 Connor 212 Clorine 213 Cling 214 Lee 215 and thirty nine others in 230 list Sired by CALIBAN 394 Record 234 Sire of Cyclone 223 the sire of Gillette 211 Dr Sparks 212 Cicerone Cyclone Wilkes 214f Cocoon 215 and sixteen others in 230 1 500 County and has proven himself com- ¬ petent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Clark Clays drug store between his visits and when he makes his regular visit he will examine your eyes thorough- ¬ I ly and make any change necessary to give satisfaction Examination free THE PATRONS OF THE PARIS References Drs W J Fithian TO ICE MEGr CO Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C Apply on first mortgage We appreciate your past patronage D Cram of Paris at The Bourbon News We are now ready to quote prices for nm next season and will not be undersold 26mar tf ICE ICE wnvmmi ST LOUIS Avoiding The Tunnel 2I2i by anybody PATENTS U S JPKO CURED AND FOREIGN Remember our ice is of pure distilled water ii i 4 -- - dam Soprano dam of Eminence 218 Strathbridge 224i Ambryon 219J Su PARIS ICE MFG CO EUGENE W JOHNSON premacy 228 grandam of Red Silk 210 Brown Silk 219 the dam of PHIL NIPPERT BOSTON China Silk 2 216 and of Emeer 228 etc by Strathmore 408 sire of SOLICITOR AND ATTORNEY IN PAT ¬ 19feb Manager sixty five and of the dams of over seventy from 209 to 230 Wagner Sleeping Cars ENT CAUSES 2 dam Abbess dam of Steinway 3 225 Solo 2283 Currency 222 etc by 1739 New York Ave Washington D C Albion Office established 18G8 Charges moderate 3 dam by Marshal Ney son of Imp Emancipation Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Correspondence Requested Cars Private Compartment Cars Caliban 394 by Mambrino Pilot 29 dam Cassia by Cassius M Clay 2mar ljan98 Jr 22 etc cottage 5 rooms 10 per Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars Strathmore 408 by Hambletonian 10 dam Lady Waltermire dam of Marshal BRICK First class repair Ap Ney 2034 by North American 2 dam by Hambletonian 2 ply to BC INGrELS Or O EDWARDS tljant f C F Clay is a horse of great finish and style in fact as much so as any horse Be sure your tickets read via BIG we Know of Is a beautiful mahogany bay with black points Enough For all the Yinter Evenings and stands 153J FOUR hands high His pedigree is fullof the richest producing blood which has vear after e o Mccormick year added new and brilliant performers to the turf for instance Nannie Etti coat out of his dam has given in 1896 Red Silk 210 and Brown Silk 219 the latPassenger Traffic Mgr TOWH TOSSS ter the dam of China Silk beyond question the best record 216 B MARTEf 208 5thAvNY filly of 1896 As a two three and 5 C P Clay was cam- ¬ Gen Pass Tkt Agt paigned and landed many good races securing his record of 218 His first crop the following prize novels TWO HUNDRED pages regular price FIFTY Cincinnati O of foals came in his form and for several years afterward he was the AND FIFTY SIX conts any FOUR for ONE cts for FIFTY leading sire when age of foals was considered His get all possess his grand in DOLLAR any TEN for ONE DOLLAR AND dividuality and are especially speedy and as to race horse qualities the perfor- ¬ A HALF the whole library of SIXTEEN volumes By C M S Mc- SOUL of Coleridge Choral 208 Connor FRAMFORT MCIMATI RY mances recent and of 205 much merit to need any 211 Arthur W 211 and others 6 THE SALE OF ATHE KING By A S Van are too too comment But few sires 7 THE COUSIN OF than C F Clay are now in the stud His colts are not only trotters butbetter show 8 Westrum In Effect March 1 1897 By Clarice I are SIX MONTHS IN HADES horses as well having probably been awardedas many premiums at the leading Clingham DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY fairs as the get of any horse in Kentucky C F Clay will make the season of 1897 9 THE SKIRTS OF CHANCE By Captain Alfred Thompson at Emerald Park Stock Farm 5 miles north of Paris at EAST BOUND 10 ANTHONY KENT Bv Charles Stokes Wayne THE GREATEST By Champion OF VIRTUE AN Weekly Commercial ONLY COMMERCIAL TIirBUSE CO Cincinnati NEW YORK FOE BENT Tribune SOc A Year Cincinnati O MiLMnHis SE5M ¬ ¬ two-year-o- ld ALMOST FREE jPsf asras m mil Jicl IE2sttlcls3tLoca wm - two-year-o- ld five-year-o- ld six-year-o- ld ¬ V Arr Elkhorn Arr Stamping Ground Arr Duvalls Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Newtown Arr Centreville Arr Elizabeth Arr Paris- Lve Paris WEST BOUND Lve Frankfort 630am 643am 651am 702am 708am 720am 800am 812am 822am S2Sam 840am 358pm 415pm 430pm Incomparable 442pm 452pm The service on the Queen Crescent fast 45Spm Through Pullman drawing 510pm train North 530pm 542pm 548pm 55Spm 610pm 635pm 646pm 653pm 704pm See 711pm 725pm of W 348pm 300pm 320pm 332pm 35 To J Insure A giving Colt F BARBEE Millersburg Ky Reduced Kates to New York City Bissell 13 AN UNSPEAKABLE SIREN By John Gilliat By Haroltl R 13 THAT DREADFUL VOMAIi By Gilmer BIcKen- 14 A DEAL IN DENVER By David Christie SAYS GLADYS 15 TYHY By L H 15 A VERY REMARKABLE GIRL 17 ll ECLIPSE Or All fASHION MAGAZINES AWARDED DIPLOMA AND SILVER PRICE YEARLY 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- Smedlgy All of the large stock of dry goods notions fancy goods domestics boots shoes hats caps and every article kept by a first class store is now being offered at cost for cash This is a fine oppor¬ tunity for any one wishing to engage in the dry goods business and assume coh trol of a house already established and well known throughout Central Ken ¬ tucky Anyone wishing to buy the stock as a whole should address ALEX BUTLER Of the firm of Smedley Butler Millersburg Ky Two Limited Vestibuled Trains each 1 125am ArrSwitzer advertisement in another column way daily making three hours quickest 11135am Arr Elk horn Upper mWO STORY briclc house on mo xtwi- 1155am J Bryans new hook The First time from Central Kentucky points ArrFrankfort 1 Pleasant street adjoining Battle Send your order to Oscar George W Barney C D BERCAW GEO B HARPER aS5ce of s s ciay Apply to Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bourbon-Genl Supt Genl Pass Agt county Div Pass Agent Lexington Ky Ky A C ADAIR 29sep tf Fkankfort tf Arr Elizabeth Arr Centreville Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown- Arr Duvalls Arr Stamping Ground 1000am 1040am 1050am 1110am 920am 932am 938am 948am room sleepers Stundard vestibuled day The Chesapeake and Ohio Ry will sell coaches lavatories and smoking rooms Elegant Cafe parlor and observation cars round trip tickets to New York City at Nine and one half hours to Cincinnati 10 hours to Louisville from Chattanooga one and one third fares going April 23rd O L Mitcheil to 26 inclusive and good to return nntil Div Pasfcr Agt Chattanooga Tenn a By Harold R FOR HATE SULPHUR By T C De Leon l OUTnOF THE MAN By Champion Bisael 19 THE WRONG By Anita SOOTHE HUNT FOR HAPPINESS HERa STRANGESEXPERIMENT By Harold It Vynne ABMARRIAGE 1S5- A EDAL AT CENTS 11 1 EXPOSITION IN PARIS - Indicate by the numbers the novels you want ASSIGNEES NOTICE Ohanslor are hereby notified to present them at once properly proven as re ¬ quired by law to the undersigned or to his attorney Barmon 26f b it I 5J 25 FOR RENT S0BSCRIPTINS22 M against ALL persons having claimsIsaac F assigned estate of TOILETTES PCBUSHINGCft 126 WEST 23 SJ F W YO Rtf E T REES Assignee Shannon Mason Co Stitt Paris Ky Ky rv m i 8 - v5 V- - 3

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