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Digital page images are linked to the text file. f rV - A 41 v vA v V dlr 1 rff CHAMP MILLER THE BOU Itvy fl NEWS II mJ I I 1 I m wTwvJ - t rf- i EdiiorslBQ Owners FEINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established feb 1881 SEVESTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBOW CO KY TUESDAY APRIL 20 1897 MILLRSBURG Newg Notes Gathered - NO 32 v HUTCHSION i atisfacKon Guaranieea of money good appearance of being well dressed Mel Easter is coming and with it the Spring If so come to We all want to make a PRICE Department ranging- - CO - 5 CLOTHIERS and get one of our suits made to order in our Merchant Tailoring From1350 A perfect fit guaranteed To 265C ZA Our reacty made Suits at manship as well as prices We make an effort to please the Our 750 lv are strictly allwool a perfect piece of workmansuip and insthe latest fabrics black and blue Cheviots Plaids Over Plaids and Caslimere Little Ones in style and work Â¬ Fa ncu flirts at 48c up-to-date ill 5 are all new fresh goods and pletewithout one of oir Your wardrobe is not com NECKWEAR STYLISH HATS AND NOBBY and 50c Special No 5 This week only Suspenders at 25c worth 40c A large display of trunks and valises can be found at our store Kemember you can find us at the old stand of L Price Give us a call and be convinced that buying of us you save money l9Mdfcai lyfc- - Qir3 jy i 3 K W fi New Buggy m iiy i Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository on corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we are now prepared to Messrs Dorsey Ray 6 Bacon Frank do all kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles such as Bowden Will Hinton Davis and Miss carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new Hadden visited friends here Sunday Thliu Vicinity Bare Mrs A M Clayton has three hundred Earl Current returned Saturday from Corner Main and Broadway Lexington Ky and fifty springtebickens a visit in Ait Olivet f it Will Pryor of Shelbyville Ind is Try the Langdon Crimped Crust visiting hifjinotber Mrs Carrie Pryor at C W Howards Bread Miss Lizzie Simpson of White Hall Miss Sallie Mclntyre was over Satur- Â¬ Madison is visiting Mies Davis Meteer to see relatives day from Carlisle Mr Kenney Nichols had a horse badly T P Wadell and J T McClelland Sterling Court yesterday injured by running into a barbed wire attended Mt fence W G McClintock went to Cincin- Â¬ i Messrs Henry Clayton and Joe nati Saturday to look for a stray voter Jacobyrvitted lady friends in Millers Ben Howard is agent for Winchester burg Sunday Power Laundry Try him work guar Â¬ WilniofrCenney aud Ernest Penn who 20apr 2t antee d recently ent to Douglas Jity Alaska Mr Albert Severance of Stanford have wrif ten to friends that they have visited lady friends here Saturday and secured good positions Sunday Mrs E- P Claybrook has Cbas Martin and Letton home after a protracted stay returned Messrs of two Vimont are in Kobmson county chasing monthsYnMasou at the home of her Carpeting made yard wide foxes father Mr Worthington Bugs from mat size to 9 by 12 feet J G Allen visited his daughter Mrs Louis Rogers near North Middletown 1 Important Notice Sunday On audafter April 1st 1897 I will Miss Willie Bowdpn of Paris was the guest of relatives here Saturday and work strictly for cash I will keep no books and will therefore not credit anySunday vyill discount my bills ten per one Mrs W H Ball of Marshal Station cent bbt will positively not do any is the guest of Mr Alf Ball and family credit Ibusuiess I am compelled to give mycollector ten per cent for col- Â¬ near town lecting my bills and therefore I Mrs Sterling Cooper of Paris has lose nothing by this method but will been the guest of Mrs Ada Smith for protectlruyselt from losses and at will the several days same time I will save my patients ten Come bring your friends with you Mr Hiram Carpenter of Cane Ridge per cenfe I willfthank my patients if they will was the guest of relatives here Saturday and inspect our stock of call andjsettle all their old bills and and Sunday save cojs Dr Adams and Attorney Harry Thailjmig you for past kindnesses I Bailey of Jynthiana visited friends hope still to merit a part of your patron- Â¬ here Sunday age Sincerely 30mar tf Dr J JR Adair Mrs Stiles Stirman and two children a New Styles New Weaves visited E T Beeding and family in Paris Saturday New Novelties New Designs enjoy yourself by going to Youwill Miss Ella Howe of Nicholas has been the guest of Misses Mary and Lula J T Hintons and taking a look at his A Of Grimes for several days line ofttmby carriages They have some New Styles Low Prices Mr W Ernst Butler is agent for the exclusive features about them and Hin Chicago Rambler and the Ideal Bicycles ton haathe exclusive sale Prices the Ladies Separate Dress C1irts Ladies Spring Suits Call and see before yon buy 3t lowest Ladieo dicycle Suits Will Pryor an old resident now of ijJfS 7 Latest Designs In Wash Fabrics t Shelby ville Ind was here Friday TotCure A Cold In One Day shaking hands with friends TAKELaxative Brordo Quinine Tab- Â¬ Mr Orlando Brady and family of were guests of her father L C lets Apr druggists refund the money Carlisle if it fails to curt 2oc For sale by W A full line of New Novelties Notions and Fancy Goods Kid Gloves a Specialty Vimont and family Sunday Mrs John K Judy is very low with T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris B malarial fever Her son David came Ky down from Lexington Saturday WITH See advertisement in another column Mrs Green Leer Mrs Smith Clarke The First Misses Allie Clarke Lucy Allen and of W JBryaus new book Jennie Purnell were in Paris Saturday Battle- - S nd your order to Oscar 14 E Main Street Lexington Ky r RhnrmiriP MilleiHutehhijnrKy agent for- Bourr wV bbflEiity t HtfHs Mr w brnst Butler is agent for the Chicago Rambler and the Ideal bicy Â¬ cles and will sells low as any Jail and see him 20apr 3t Squire Lilleston and Squire R B The Whitest Purest and Boulden went over the Paris and Jacks town Pike Friday and will report to The Best r Fiscal Court this week While Mr Thos McClintock was at tending church Sunday night his horse broke loose and ran away His rocka- way was found on the Layson bridge two miles from town In And About The Fresh Paragraphs About The People In Brower Scott Frazee SOMETHING NEW FIBER CARPETS AND RUGS Artistic Durable Low Priced - i Â¬ 1- - BROWER SCOTT FRAZEE ew rinse Dn Complete Line Silks -- -- New Styles In Ladies Shirt Waists All Mail Orders Promptly Attended To - W HUTCHINSON APPLETON EDGE -- - tmisfH J - - D5 BELLS PRIDE OF PARISr - jre L Â¬ and from the Licks Messrs Albert Hinton C D Ray and to inspect our J W Bacon and Misses Sadie Hart and everything in the vehicle line The public is invited stock and compare our prices We have engaged experienced expert Mary Irvine Davis of Paris attended Willis Irwin recital workmen to do onr work and insure satisfaction and guarantee all the Methodist Church Friday night at the jobs to be first class In recent raffles W D McClintock Call and see us Prompt attention to all orders won the 100 quilt Horace Purdy secured the 3o sleigh Wm Wadell first choice table center W C Jones second choice and Ed Paton third choice For Rent Blacksmith and carriage shops consisting of shop and five paint A rooins with or without the tools well known stand center of town PARIS KY HIGH ST COR FOURTH 3t Mrs M Thornton Â¬ iUGIES BARWIBS SUBKIES Also several of the Ramblers passed to pane HTar t FLOUR SACK s PARIS MILLING CO Ask Your Grocer For It Take No Other EVERY GUARANTEED mm JIHapiii will slop yourcougli WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED YoifBhould see the line of mattings J T Hinton is showing Nobody can touch him Prices from 8 cts per Who pay cash like to deal where they can get the benefit of cash We appreciate that kind of trade and you can save money b7- dealing with us We will make our Fine Black Worsted - yard up - Your JLife Insured lc a Day 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 Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and 100 days treatment Sick Headaches costs lc a day A sight draft on above bank in every 1 box which brings your money back if we fail to cure you Sold by W T Brooks druggist Our insurance is protected by bank- Â¬ and cure the cause 3 Smith Barnes Pianos No 1 TOBACCO HOGSHEADS w WITH BEST INDIANA WHITE OAK HOOPS utaway Frock Suits FOR Sold by all druggists or sent upon receipt off price25c 50c and 1 per bottle by THE E E SUTHERLAND MEDICINE CO PADUCAII KY WILL SELL CHEAP TARR All We Want TEMPLIN ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER 25 Fred Lansing 28 s 10 30 5 This will be a saving to you of to 15 Trusers 350 4 and up Paris Furnisbing and Tailoring Co H S STOUT Manager is an opportunity to convince you that our worfc can not be excelled T Hintons and view the prettiest line are not so well known as some other of wall paper ever shown in Kentucky pianos because they have not been Excursion To Cincinnati Wall paper headquarters Jto to J extensively advertised reason they are For this same For A Reputation guaranteed We Are Working 7 The L excursion N will of run the the first season Not Hisrh Priced i iaf -f- i ill DH MOTTS They are most suitaDie ior tne nomes of the people We carry a complete Cutter stock of uprights and they are wel Catalogues of worthy of inspection Prices on ingrain carpets lower than Smith Barnes Pianos sent on request The only safe sure and We are sole representatives for the reliable 2emale PILL the lower than the lowest Quality bet- Â¬ Steinway Pianos ever offered to Ladies ter than mostpeoples Do not be deespecially recommend- Â¬ ceived by flashily worded advertise PENNYROYAL ed to married Ladies Co take Ask for DB MOTTS PENHYHOYAI per PIIIS and boxes no other ments I have as big a stock as you can for 500 find in Kentucky and will sell as cheap box 6 Send for circular JPrice 100 on Sun Â¬ from Paris to Cincinnati day April 25th Fare for round trip 125 Tickets good on regular trains of F B Carr Agt that date And can not afford to turn out inferior vork Give us a trial and if good work can gain your patron- age yours is insured Quick work and satisfaction MRRft STEM IWVUHWVll W M HINTON JR BRANCH OFFICE W M Hintons Jewelry Store LAUNDRY BRO -- 3 i PILLS Â¬ Props Eraest Urchs and - OFFICE AXD WOKKS 127 129 SEVENTH ST PAEIS KY t CPTFmICAILi CO - Cleveland Ohio For Sale By W T Brooks Druggist A as you can buy anywhere 121 123 West Fourth Street J - T Hinton CINCINNATI O Vr f r S i JF v v - c fe7 Jfc L s rJL l Cv 1 - 9 -- t a f W ft c j x V r vt iSiCj - j r -- - -- t - - rt - i Mi rJl 2 4 TMEUOTJRBDN JSfEWS TUESDAY v IN B1L 20V1897 hZp 7 iv i 4 5 - A BREACH Reported Between H L Martin ana Joe C S Blackburn The State Senator Is Bitterly Denounced for His Alleged Treachery Judge Can trill Instructs the Grand Jury in the Dr Hunter Bribery Case t rVJ J to the Evening- Post from Frankfort - Louisville Ky April 10 A special says - - V serious breach between State Senator Henry L Martin and ex United States Senator J C S Blackburn of the silver democrats Martin who has worked like Trojan for Blackburn during- the past two 3ears feels that he now has a chance to win the prize himself it having been conclusively demonstrated that Blackburn can not be elected as Blackburn and his lieutenants have so far declined to counte- nance the movement and have even gone so far as to bitterly denounce Martin for his alleged treachery But this was done in private while in open the Blackburn men were soiicitious as to Martin At 920 Thursday morning Judge Can trill of the Franklin circuit court ordered the grand jury to report at once on the- bribery charges which it lias been investigatinLater Judge Cantrill called the grand jurors into open court and in structed them as to their duty in the case before them He said he regretted that the matter came up before the adjournment of the legislature and fei that it was the duty of the legislature to wash its own dirty linen but having attempted investigation it was their duty to probe it to the bottom and in so doing I command you to not show any favoritism This un step on the part of a circuit usual judge was received with surprise by both republicans and democrats alike The first ballot in the joint session of Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - on wha is believed to be excellent authority that there is a It is reported MACEDONIA INDICTMENTS Severe Fljjhtlnsr vBetrreen the Greek Ir TJ yegular and Turkish Forces Copyright 1897 by the Associated Press Returned Against Dr W GdUfrey Larissa Headquarters of the Greek Hunter and Others army in Thessaly April 17 Severe aight a dispatch was received from the Vicksburg Shreveport and Pacific rail Â¬ The Greeks Said to Have Had thB Best of fighting has occurred in Macedonia be- Â¬ Indictments Were AIL Xnclnded in One tween the Greek irregulars and Turkway office at Delta reporting a big the Fighting Macedonia is JWild Bill The News Caused Indignation Â¬ ish forces The column of irregulars jrevasse about five miles south of DelWith Excitement The Cry is Among the Republicans They De- Â¬ sent to the right from Pigavitza after Everywhere To tlie Ifronr nounce It as a Conspiracy occurred ta in the Biggs levee which havingin vested and captured Sitovon it 11 oclock This is the levee on New York April 19 The Journal continued its advance toward Kri jvhich Bolivar Thompson has been Louisville Ky April 19 A special in an extra edition Sunday evening tudes Plisia and Kourduzi with to the Evenins Post from Frankfort svorkinjr for several davs with following foreign war orders to hold Kourduzi at says h force of five hundred men free publishes the all costs as it commands the is news convicts It and laborers The Franklin county grand jury has Athens April 19 Greece acceptsÂ¬ right approach to Grevena the ob- - returned true bills against Dr W 1 high levee said to be fully 18 feet aigh but is built largely of sand and the issue She has recalled her minis- Â¬ jective point This column command- Â¬ Godfrey Hunter the republican nomThe govern- ed by Chiefs Zermos and Luzzo at- Â¬ inee aas a thin cross vsection with insuffi- Â¬ ter from Constantinople for the United States senate ex in the rig hteousness tacked Kritudes on Tuesday Â¬ The Congressman John Henry Wilson of slope It protected a fine planta- ment is confident cient tion country and its back water will of the cause of Greece An appeal place was defended by two companies the Eleventh district Hon E T After a severe fisrht durin Franks of the Second district Capt flood much plantation land A desper-Â¬ will probably be issued within a of Turks to hold the few hours to all liberty loving nations which SO Turks were killed and 25 Noel Gaines and his brother-in-laate effort has been made levee but there is no chance of clos- Â¬ of the world Ilostilities have already were taken prisoners the position was Thomas Tanner of Frankfort ing the crevasse or preventing its de- Â¬ begun All along the entire Thessa captured by the Greeks who also ob- Â¬ Those named have been indicted for velopment of a disastrous break lian frontier the opposing- forces are tained possession of 250 rifles and a conspiracy to bribe All are republic Â¬ On the sea quantity of cartridges There is a strip of swamp about cannonading each other ans with the exception of Gaines and The insurgents however have suf- Â¬ Tanner two miles wide immediately behind the t00 operations have been initiated Biggs levee but beyond that the back- Â¬ and a few hours time will bring newsÂ¬ fered a severe check in another direc- Â¬ The indictments were all included in water will run over cotton lands and of important engagements The Turk tion A strong force of troops from one bill and were filed in court at 1020 Secretary Lane of the Fifth- district ish batteries at Preveza opened fire Mecovon with a number of mountain oclock The news at once became levee board is of the opinion the back-wat-er on a Greek vessel in the Gulf ot Arta guns advanced on Krania which had public and created the greatest indig Â¬ will flood Tensas and Concordia The Grecian vessel sank The loss of previously been captured by the nation among the republicans all Greeks and attacked the 400 irrejni of whom denounced it as a- con parishes It is thought the flood will life on board is at present unknown As a result of this the Greek flotilla lars of Greece who occupied an en Â¬ spiracy among Shreveport back up on the Vicksburg Frankfort democrats to closer t6 Preveza trenched position It is reported that defeat and humiliate Hunter They ifc Pacific road as far as Talullah or in the gulf moved farther The officials of that road are and began bombarding the town The the fighting was ferocious on both claimed that the indictments against hurrying warnings to all stations fire was kept up fast and furious sides Gaines and Tanner the democrats LEVEE BREAKS WAE DEGBAEH l Big CrevasseADout Five Miles South of Delta It Protected Plantations and Desperate Battle for the Possession Much Iand Will Bo Flooded Vicksburg Miss April IT- - At mid of Valuable Strategic Points Â¬ Â¬ w v - Winchester repeat The populanty ofttte tf ft shot the SSfS jLiiou- veiy ns r sands of more double banel snooter who used Winchester repeatex could bag shot scopes at the because they B - 1scd - br tie Clin- - tT SIS reayout -- trap with a AVmcnestec h tgunpossl recommendation could any by bly have than to be used ot America gni shot w Capt fi52 anafVbyZtne A A ing ty bher ot champion live bird 1 fletterWhat stronger esfc -- f VsJ J Bartlett in the shot gun and Winchester mjA Winchester repeating be l Haven Ot for large illustrated catalogue free inTArrns Co their 4r - man runs for an office andis de featVcfhe consoles himself by saying him for the acquaintance it gave nun Washington Democrat SOUTH DAKOTA itaid - for He can buy 160 acres of good landthree 400 down balance m 1000 Pay payments due in 3 4 and o years at 7 pei cent He can also buy 100 choice Jewestfbr iieimik 300 and ten good cows for 300 all farm and butter from the cows will pay of sheep and family expenses The increase before it and wool will pay olf the ihortgage live years he will have a farm all is due In paid for and well stocked For descriptive lists and prices address H F Hunter Immi Â¬ gration Ageut for South Dakota 295 Dear Â¬ born Street Chicago 111 The mathematics of marriage man becomes an integer instead of a fraction hf halves his sorrows doubles his joys and multiplies his usefulness Hams Horn Â¬ Wlxat a Man Can Do WitU 1000 -- v - Â¬ Â¬ along its line It appears impossible to find anyone here at this hour who knows anything of the topography of the country which may be overflowed by this crevasse but the general impression is that its effects will be extremely dis- Â¬ astrous SECRETARY SHERMAN Declares That Spain Must Keep Hoc Â¬ the legislature Thursday resulted as follows Hunter 5S Blackburn 43 Martin 10 Boyle 6 Stone 1 leaving Hunter two votes short of an election No motion to adjourn was made and the second ballot was ordered The second and third ballots resultÂ¬ ed as follows Hunter 57 Blackburn 42 Martin 10 Boyle G Stone 1 A motion was then made that the general Â¬ assembly adjourn which prevailed AT REST The Remains of Ex Senator Daniel W Voorhees Buried in Highland Lawn Cemetery Terre Haute Ind lr v- H The funeral of ex Senator D W Voorhees took place Thursday afternoon from St Stephens Episcopal church 3ev John E Sulger the rector officiating This is the church in which he now almost unnecessary as the leg ion has was confirmed a number of years been expecting the order for days MR GLADSTONE ago and which he has attended The greatest excitement prevails at During when here the two Writes a letter on Englands Attitude on Macedonia All Greece is ablaze over days the remains have been here the Cretan Troubles from the funeral having- been delayed London April 17 Mr Gladstone the latest reportsGreek the seat of war ship has stirred The loss of a awaiting the arrival of his eldest son has written a letter to the Macedonian Everywhere the cry is Charles S Voorhees of Spokane Wash leader Capt Dampzes in which he up Athens the raised To front It is gofg to they have lain in state in the parlors says be the cross against theerescent in a of the Terre Haute house which he Under the present deplorable war that has made his home since he broke up scheme all the British government has alleled for fierceness will be unparhousekeeping a number of years ago a right to do seemingly is to plead Brussels April 19 The Independ A steady stream of people has passed its opinions before a tribunal of two through the fiower embordered room youthful despots the emperors of ence Beige Sunday announces that has and looked upon the face of their dead Germany and Russia and to abide by Turkey Greeceofficially declared war and that a notification against friend their help to execute their final de- Â¬ to this effect was sent to the powers All classes and conditions of people termination Sundaj- morning have been represented and their tear- Â¬ Our disgraceful office seems to be to CorLondon ful eyes have told the story of the uni- Â¬ place ships guns soldiers and sailors respondent April 19 The Times Mon at Elassona will say versal sorrow at their disposal for the purpose of day During the afternoon all places of keeping down the movement for the I visited the hospital to day Sun- Â¬ business in the central part of the city liberty of Crete and of securing to were closed The public and private these young despots who have in no day and found all admirably conductBut the scene was most distress schools were dismissed and the whole wise earned the confidence of Europe ed ing the wounded screaming in their town united in doing honor to its dis the power of deciding questions which agony and feverishly tearing the bed Â¬ tinguished son rightfully belong to the Cretans ding in their delirium Senator Voorhees was a mason and In Saturdays hill fighting the BATTLESHIP INDIANA the various masonic lodges particiTurks had the advantage They were pated in the funeral exercises while lioses One of Her Torpedo Shells While at judiciously ambushed behind the the city council and many civic and Target Practice and from their sheltered military organizations followed his re New York April 17 The battleship rocks maintained an incessant fireposi mains to the grave in Highland Lawn Indiana which lies anchored off Tomp tions Sundays fighting at Molounas cemetery where he was laid beside his kinsville lost one of her torpedo shells Pass took place around three outlying wife who died several years ago on the morning- of the 14th while at blockhouses which were captured Gov Mount ex Gov Matthews and target practice many distinguished men from all over The torpedo shell was a blank one then retaken captured again and Indiana were present while from the IS feet long and was fired at an imag- Again retaken The Greek positions towns near by delegations came by the inary target 500 yards distant from suffered severely from the splendidÂ¬ hundreds for in all these towns he the battleship When fired on Wednes shrapnel practice of the Turkish bat- Â¬ was almost as well known as here at day morning the mechanism of the teries at a range of 3800 meters Cohome The funeral was the most im- shell got out of order and the practice lumns of smoke could be seen rising pressive that ever took place in the crew were unable to find it It is sup- in every direction from the Greek posihistory of this city Among the hon- Â¬ posed that the air chambers got out of tions caused by the Turkish shell fire Â¬ orary pallbearers were Col E W order The torpedo shell cost 2500 The Greeks defended with the greatest courage but were not able to Thompson and Hon W R McKeen and several boats crews from the In Â¬ stand against the slow but steady ad- Â¬ diana have searched the waters of the vance of the Turks MINISTER SKOUZES upper and lower bay endeavoring to As evening came on three of the locate it but so far without success Predicts War IJetAveen Turkey and Greece Greek outworks surrendered and Immediately Death of Senator Hannas Mother asked the Turks to cease the shell fire New Yokk April 16 A cable from Asheville N C April 17 Mrs S The latter now hold the advanced line Athens to the Journal gives a lengthy II Hanna mother of United States except at one spot interview with Mr Skouzes the Senator Mark Hanna of Ohio died at The principal fighting done by the Greek minister of war in which the Kenilworth Inn Biltmore at 4 Turkish infantry was at Skumba and that gentlemen predicts war with oclock Friday morning of pneumonia Dumenie to the right of the pass Turkey He states that the powers She had been in Asheville onlv a few Paris April 19 The Temps calls are solely responsible for the present days visiting the kindergarten in upon the powers to intervene by force state of affairs and adds that great which she was much interested and of arms to stop Turkey and Greece armies can not face each other much her death was tocally unexpected here from further fighting longer without fighting He says Mrs Hanna came to Kenilworth Inn Athens April 19 All the forts exGreece yielded in the Cretan matter several weeks ago accompanied by cept one which is the strongest have and yet the allies have entirely failed her daughter Miss Hanna Senator been destroyed at Prevesa by the bom to satisfy any one Hanna has been summoned from Wash bardment of the Greek fleet ington and is expected to reach here Ilolmmi Improving The Flood at St Joseph body of Washington April 19 The condiJoseph Mo April 1G The Mis- Friday afternoon The Cleveland Mrs St O Hanna will be taken to tion of Kepiesentative Holman of Insouri river at this point is higher than Saturday afternoon diana Sunday night shows some imany previous time since 18S1 and is still Attorney Cussidy Drops Dead provement His physician believes rising slowly The Rock Island tracks Mt Steeling Ky April 17 James the alarming features of the case have opposite Leavenworth are under wa ter and trains of that road and the P Cassidy dropped dead at his home passed though he is still quite weak Chicago Great Wastern are sent oyer Friday evening He recently made a His strength appears to be returning the Burlingtons tracks All other race for commonwealth attorney and very slowly and he takes more nourwas defeated by a small majority ishment railroad lines are still safe 16 - Terke Haute Ind April Spain must keep her hands off said Secretary American citizens Sherman I would employ every gun man ship1 and dollar in the reach of this government in defense of our citizens of the meanest That is my Cuban policy and that is all of it I do not believe between Spain and in interfering Cuba they must settle their own af- Â¬ fairs solve their own differences I do not believe in becoming Cubas proShould she become free by tector her own efforts I should not favor an- Â¬ nexation We dont want her We have undeveloped country of our own enough for centuries To go in for any policy of annexation that would annex Cuba or even arrange a protectorate in the nature of a guardianship should she hereafter become free would mean vast expense and a great tax to us We would have to keep up four times the navy and army we do Â¬ Â¬ Journal writes Great damage was done and the loss of life must be large The Greek land battery at Kefale Panaghla also be gan to bombard Preveza as soon as the flotilla opened fire Shot and shell have been pounding into thetowfn all morning Assin Pasha left Sunday night Ev Â¬ erything points to the war being conducted with extreme bitterness on both sides Hands Off American Citizens Opposed The official dispatches announce that to Annexation all the Turkish stations from Nezero New York April 17 Alfred Henry Koutra are occupied by Greek soldiers Lewis in a Washington dispatch to the Attack after attack has been made by Â¬ Â¬ Analipsis Each attack was repulsed The losses on the Turkish side were heavy Edhem Pasha has crossed the fron tier He has 10000 well equipped They men with him all veterans marching on Larissa by way of are Revenl A desperate battle may be expected at Larissa Word has just been received here that M Mavrocordato the Greek minÂ¬ Turkish regiments and batteries on Â¬ ister to Turkey has already quitted All reports agree Constantinople that the fighting so far has been of the fiercest description The Turks especially seem to fight with even more than the fierceness which characterized them in the last war with Russia At Menexe 200 Turkish soldiers were The insurgents eventually were compelled to retreat north to the mountains Some of them however succeeded in breaking through the Turkish lines and escaped to Baltino the town just across the frontier in Macedonia first captured by the Greek irregulars and used by them as a depot for provisions and ammunition The accounts given by the refugees of the Turkish losses are believed to be exag- Â¬ gerated They say that 255 Turks were killed while the irregulars only had eight men killed and 17 wounded The leader of the Greeks operating in that direction Chief Milonas among was the wounded and returned later into Greek territory with a number of the refugees One of the latter says that a portion of the Turkish force was composed of irregu lars whose dress resembles that of the Greek insurgents This it appears enabled the Turkish force to execute a flank movement unheeded by the leaders of the Greeks The refugee referred to blames the Greek leaders for badly handling their men All the refugees bore traces of having experienced great fatigue and Â¬ Â¬ were returned simply as savers to prevent the public generally from gaining the impression that the grand jury had been made an engine of po- Â¬ litical persecution and that the would be dismissed at the first hearing on account of insufficient evidence Chairman Jones of the republican caucus said that it was a diabolical and hellish conspiracy and that the republicans would disapprove and resent it in proper spirit State Sena tor Deboe was of the same oninion and not one of the republican leaders hesitated to condemn the action of the grand jury as partisan and prejudiced When the indictments had been returned Judge Cantrill ordered that bench warrants be issued for the arrest of the accused and made returna Â¬ ble at the next term of court which is in September Bail was fixed at 250 in each case When asked why he set the cases for next September Judge Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ In South and North Dakota relating their own personal experience in those states letters from Farmers have been published in pamphlet St Faul form bv the Chicago Milwaukee Railway and as these letters are extremely interesting and the pamphlet is hnely illus trated one copy will be sent to any address on receipt of two cent nostage stamp Apply to Geo H Heafford General Passenger Agent 410 Old Colony Building Chicago 111 r J y Â¬ M He always wanted something new At last he had his way Rode home upon an open car a And caught pneu-mo-ni-1 As you chew tobacco for pleasure use Star It is not only the best but the most lasting and therefore the cheapest son Star Tollacco- - What Cantrill saidx Avheel I do no think it proper to try the Fits stopped free and permanently cured cases at tms term of the court but if No fits after first days use of Dr Klines the partiesxiome in and ask for an im- Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle Â¬ is a crank papa A crank ray is a fellow who goes around with his- - it Â¬ the Greek irregulars to retreat into Conspiracy to bribe is a common law Greek territory regarding further offense in Kentucky the penalty be bloodshed as useless unless the regu in a fine or imprisonment or both at lar army of Greece support the irregu- the discretion of the jury The friends killed lars of Dr Hunter are greatly rejoiced The foreign legion in Athens has that no indictment charging perjury EVACUATING been ordered to be ready for the front was returned as this is a felony at a moments notice The notice is The Strangle in Cubi Given Up by Spain The accused have engaged the best Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ tairia or national league has ordered tember is reported that the Ethnike He mediate triall will proceed with it at treatise Dr Kline once otherwise it will go until Sep- Â¬ 933 Arch st Phila Pa Nothing humiliates a man more than a woman to find it necessary to take him down a peg Atchison Globe cessful remedy -- For Whooping Ave Brooklyn M P Dieter 67 N Y Nov 14 1894 Cough Pisos Cure is a suc- Â¬ Throon - Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Soldiers Being Shipped Away Under attorneys the the Pretense That They are Sick or and while inno state to defend them consultation has been Wounded and no steps decided it is Havana April 17 Ona Melton the held immediate trials will on asked said be that imprisoned correspondent writer from one indict Â¬ Cabanas Fortress as follows It was edCapt Noel Gaines man of theclaimed who parties and the reported that 50 sick and wounded sol- Â¬ his lieutenants had that Hunter diers were to be embarked d or Spain andeavored to and secure his assistance in Friday but the soldiers who embarked obtaining votes gave out aredhot in Â¬ were able bodied men and there were no sick and wounded among them I he terview Saturday morning asserting story that they were invalids is a ruse his innocence and saying amonjr other to cover the fact that the Spanish things man may be forgiven for steal- evacuation of Cuba has commenced mg- A as wnen starvation is at nana out Weyler some days ago having received be instructions to begin a gradual with- Â¬ no man should mencountenanced for lying as drawal of the troops in as quiet a and othersthese done Hunter Wilson have manner as possible He said that he was satisfied that he Havana- - April 17 Spanish reports would be dismissed as soon as his case of coming peace to Cuba are gaining credence here It is said that Spain was heard portion of the true bill reThe vital will grant independence to Cuba by turned by the Franklin county grand the payment of an indemnity bj the jury is as follows Cubans the Washington government The said W Hunter John acting as an intermediary It is claim- EI Wilson Noel Godfrey E T Franks Gaines ed that the remaining obstacle in the Â¬ way of making a peaceful arrange and Thomas R Tanner did unlawfulconspire ment has been the uncompromising ly corruptly and wickedly agree toconfederate and attitued of Senor Canovas Del Castillo combineto attempt to bribe them the gether and some of the prominent leaders of said W G Gossam Nerge Clarke and the conservative party in Spain legisU Johns As soon as there is a change in the John and to members of the sum of them the government at Madrid and the liberal lature each foroffer vile purpose of se Â¬ the 55000 party led by Senor Segasta assumes curing and influencing them to cast power it is said that a treaty of peace their votes at the time and in manner will be concluded All the other par- Â¬ provided bv law for said election for ties are in complete accord and only the said W Godfrey Hunter and by await a change in the Spanish admin such unlawful means to secure his istration to announce their decision office La Lucha alludes to these reports election to the said and announces that they are believed POWER HOUSE BURNED to be true by Spanish military men Street Car The offer said to have already been Several St TouisConsequence lanes Tied Up in sent to Secretary Sherman by the St Louis April 19 The Hamilton Cubans is for the payment of 100000 Syndicate power house which furnish Â¬ 000 to Spain on the condition of absoed motor power to the Citizens the lute independence Nothing short of Northern Central Cass Avenue Union that will be considered much less ac- Baden St Louis and Southwestern and cepted Marcus Avenue car lines covering Gen Weyler is sending small num- Â¬ the western and northwestern sectbers of troops home by every steamer ions of the city was partially They are described as sick and destroyed by fire Friday night While wounded but a report has gained the loss to machinery and building currency that they are in reality able will not be more than 10000 The bodied men andthat their deportation roads depending upon it were unable is in reality a part of the movement to get any power and are consequently for the gradual evacuation of the tied up For this reason many thou- Â¬ island by Spain sands of people were compelled to The report is denied that Gen Eo walk to work Saturday It will be loff holds the port of Banes Though it some time before the roads will get to is really in the hands of the Spanish running regular again Weyler may make a theatrical fake Mexico Bij attack on the place and claim a great Lockport Punip TorApril 19 Senor NY victory Victor M Brascini a prominent Mex Â¬ General Offices To Erect ican is in town and has closed a con- Â¬ O April 17 The Standard tract with the Holly Manufacturing Toledo Oil Co has closed a lease for offices for Go for a nineteen million gallon pump Â¬ the Buckeye Pipe Line Co one of the ing engine for the City of Mexico strongest adjuncts of the Standard This engine will be used in pumping All the Standards product in the great the sewage of the city and will be the fields of Northern Ohio is handled system based on the plan in use in Ber Â¬ lin Germany through the Buckeye Pipe Line Co - It is astonishing how many men there arcwho can play the fiddle Washington Dein- oerat Sore and stiff from cold dont wait and suffer use St Jacobs Oil and get cured They who have most of heart know moa of sorrow N Y Weekly- Cascarets stimulate liver ltidndyinQ0 bowels Never sicken weaKen or gnpeiuc nfr -- fif r a Nothing makes a man so mad as for you to keep cool when he is abusing you A man humps himself with lumbago hustles when cured by St Jacobs Oil He op---Ea- his If there is nothing in a man Horn never comesportunity - y -- Just try a 10c box of Cascarets candy ca- tharticfinest liverand bowel regulatormade Every time a man runs across a real pret ty girl he wishes he hadnt married Wrinkles come with neuralgia with St Jacobs Oils cure of it A danger foreseen is half avoided Weekly They go Â¬ Â¬ N T Â¬ Â¬ imp ure Blood My blood was out of order and Â¬ gan taking Hoods Sarsaparilla It has purified my blood and relieved me of I be Â¬ Â¬ trouble and sick headaches I am now- able to do a good days work Rheumatism has troubled me since I was a child but I am now entirely Miss Pheoue Bailey Box 445 well Pasadena California Remember rheumatism - kidney Is Hoods Sarsaparilla fact the the best in One TrueBlooPurifier are purely vegetable HnoHc PiIIq liable benelicial 25cre Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ fat the Sun lHMH 1 ii NfeSl HiRES I Rootbeeri001 uniim I 5i U V a t v London April The Daily ChronFla April 1G Dr icles war correspondent at Kalamaqua Joanquin Castillo the Cuban leader has gone north It is stated that no says it is rumored there that a number more expeditions will be seat from of Turkish irregulars have crossed the Florida at present on account of the Greek frontier and occupied the destrict watch kept by the government serted village of Mandrachotza north officials The base of operations will of the Pindus mountains Greek regulars were sent to that point from Kala be changed to New York Jacksovilte Change Their Base Turks Cross the Greek Frontier 17 Â¬ American Minister May Protect Greeks Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ i ft Bombay April 16 There has been a The Lone Fisherman Dead Baltimore Md April 17 James S great decrease in the virulence of the plague Only 390 cases and 194 deaths Moffit the original Lone Fisherman from the disease occurred last week in in Evangeline died here Friday at the this city compared with 360 cases and Johns Hopkins hospital after an ill ness of four weeks nig ht 313 deaths during the preceding week The Plague at Bombay Decreaning maqua Campbfxltown K 13 April 17 Indiaxapolis Ind April 19 In- Â¬ All the natives of Iceland have dictments have been returned by a Greeks in Constantinople and near by Three lepers towns have just realized that they arrived at the Lazaretto at Tracadie special grand jury against President They were A L Mason Superintendent Miller must look for protection to some coun- Gloucester county try now that war has actually begun brought from Winnipeg Man in aÂ¬ Elliott a dozen conductors and other It is probable that they will appeal to freight car directly behind the loco- officers of the Citizens Street Railway STAGE DIAMONDS the American minister for protection motive and was placarded to warn the Co for violation of the diamond yet discovered One Already the minister has been asked public to keep away from it Mason and Elliot were arrested GO cents Screw Earrings or Eafdrrsi- law to look out for all Grecian subjects in Feeling and promptly gave bonds Pilo Worker Strike company still runs high Turkey Having Paterson N J April 17wages 500 igainst the but announcement by the railway of OH YES WE USE IT YUMTAH of Princeton Pioneer Dead been denied an increase of their determination to ac- Â¬ file Princeton Ky ApriL 19 Wm M emnloyes of the Kearney Foote had frcialsthree cent fares pending an ap Â¬ DISCOVERY gim Grav 76 vears old and onp nf Pttip- - works struck Friday The men nmi- cept iAJJw j i ten pc ucx- x- peal will probably prevent further case8 Send book of testimonials I QuickrelierandcTires-K-orsand tons oldest citizens died Saturday demanded an advance 01 treatment Constantinople April Three Iiepars Street Car Officers and Employes Indicted 19 Â¬ three-cent-fa- re gsSSXsster 1 - i 1 - UVUbil 1 fJ rouble DROPSY117 Tf1 Free v t rHHSREIVS S05S itUauJlsi jkV 9x ty- fr V - - t v T - iJti r w FC3E v-t-- rT -- t -- - 2T - Jar jr i -- - r n y ir V T THE BOTJKBGNNEWS8 TUESDAY APBIL 20 v 1897 J J i HUMOROUS DIFFERENCE IN METHODS Soul Stirring- Memories of thVPor-- Tlie Way That Won and- tlie Way Boy which is the quick Â¬ Old Maid Jmer Concjnests Tlint Didnt est way for me to the railwaystation T With what burning words did Byron Dublin The young contractor had his choice Boy Bun at tlie beginning of this century call to secure the right of way for a railroad Accommodating World Tipon Greece to cast off the shackles in Texas or help construct a monstrous a fine old Yes He with wnich the Turk had bound her iron bridge in Mexico He chose the English family I come from they give SheT Did SJi-S- tfTOtVirMm uiT and resume once more her rightful former undertaking because it kept him when you left place among the nations of the earth in his own country Successful negotia- you a good character c ICopy right by A N Kellogg Newspaper Co They were heeded With the soul-stitors are born arid he is not one of them Pushpen is a- ready writer isnt cring memories of Marathon and Ther- - He lacks adaptability In the wild and Yes he writes readily enough mopylae of Salamis Platea and Arbela woolly districts of the Lone Star state he CHAPTER XXV Continued in mind the Greeks commanded by he was like a cat in a strange garret but the trouble is he cant think Let us follow Lathrop lie was more Marco pozzaris and Lord Byron him- Â¬ With the big ranch owners he would Chicago Eecord familiar with the surroundings than He Sweetheart he whispered self succeeded in overwhelming the have had no difficulty for they appre- Â¬ men from Wilmington and in ivere the Turks and achieving a- hard earned in- Â¬ ciated the advantages of the proposed wasnt telling her a thing but the old the darkness might easily evade them old story Yet be held his audienee for dependence lives road But these cattle kings were in a hours Detroit Journal he sped away with the speed of the but One eyed Bill was fighting like a de- Â¬ It is a well defined axiom that in war hopeless minority and were not in touch yvind never for a moment giving a I will be remembered said the mon bareheaded his shirt sleeves the morale engendered by the justness with local public sentiment thought to where he was going Very are forgotten rolled to his elbows his voice rang of the principle contended for frequent- Â¬ The grim old moonshiner was among poet when yoni plutocrat I always straight through the grove over the through the cavern as his cutlass fell ly nullifies the preponderating forces of the first to call on the rnnn a pioneer likely said the ridge and down to the rice fields edge Cape j Cincinnati Enquirer Down with an adversary Down with them Pear Nowhere is this more I dont keer to have no railroad run pay cash He struck the rice fields where one of to the oars Nora doesnt it tire you to run up The the basics that divided them extended and sturdy seamen bent helm the them the pirates were too greatly out evident than in the history of the Greeks nin inter this deestrict was his blunt so many visitors to But with the captain at the themselves When in the fifth century ultimatum I kim in here an opened Yism stairsyerannounce mygits wored from the upland to the main djke en apparent that B C the hordes of Darius and Xerxes up a still an I kin sell all th stuff I km see when I glided rapidly down the river numbered and but the river front and down this bank he boatone there was aboard who was des- eventually theyit became annihilated Life must be successively burst upon southeastern make It sells fur a good price an Im out I jis tells em yer aint in darted straight for the river but he But to never reach the island for they Cobb Hendricks Plunkett and many Europe it was not alone the existence not goin ter have any compertition tined Young Higginside married you had not got more than 300 yards down were yet miles away and crossing others had already fallen and now Bill of Greece that was threatened but the Im runnin what yer might cail a say on ten dollars a week That took the bank before he ran into the arms of the inlet three Herbert who had been Gibbs had struck bis last blow and when progress of human civilization as whole nerve anyhow What was be working monoperly a stalwart figure approaching from the talking to fell with a groan as a ball from the well This truth is pertinently ex-Â¬ constantly muttering and Nothing It was the girl that But vour little one horse business at opposite direction himself suddenly startled Blaek Beard weapon in the hands of the revenue pressed by Sir Edward Greasy who says cant stand in the way of a great rail- Â¬ was earning the ten dollars Chicago Hey What have we here said the by exclaiming captain pierced his breast Tribune that had the battle of Marathon result- Â¬ road enterprise man who held Lathrop with a grip not The captain fell in turn his bead leap ed differently the Persian would be the Look there On the water Walking The usual seats asked the gen- Â¬ feller You cant o be shaken off stand on the other coming ing from his shoulders as the blade of prevailing language of England to day runYes it kin vouns here so this way My uncle Hes no train through that I tlemanly box office attendant cEr aide Bill and flash your light i See the sheath knife in his Black Beards cutlass severed it from Of course the Greeks could not foresee cant pick the engineer off an fast him no give me something cheaper in the with A man passed Lathrop and his cap- coming and blood blood everywhere his body breast the vast consequences which at that closed out I reckon yer rollin stock an pit Here you are Glad your wife tors and removed the cap friom a bulls Mag Mag you betrayed me Help Strike men Strike for your lives time depended upon their heroism but passengers wouldnt be much acount got safely home from her trip De Â¬ eye lantern and threw the light on La help and before anyone could drop these dastards come for money give they knew that they were fighting for I put a injunction on th road an when troit Free Press throps face their oars to prevent Herbert leaped them death their liberties and that was enough a man puts himself inter contemp with The Comedian on the defensive ft- was the face of one whose features Bow Leggs with an immense weapon At Marathon over 100000 Persians were from the boat and sank beneath the But you know there are only seven me hes huntin trouble were stamped with insanity He was waters of the inlet was following in the wake of Black put to flight by 11000 men At the Then came trappers who didnt want real jokes in the world it is said The bareheaded the blood was trickling Black Beard turned the boat back Beard and more than one marine lay naval battle of Salamis the Greek fleet game interfered with cattle thieves Soubrette I know what puzzles mo from his forehead lips and nose which and they caught one glimpse of a white on the damp floor of the cavern a vic Â¬ although seven to one who didnt want to be run down with is that you bave never happened upon showed that he had come in contact upturned face but ere they could reach tim to this ungainly black whose life achieved outnumbered an overwhelming victory Cincinnati Tribune with man3r trees in his flight His cle it it disappeared forever and the boat four months before Black Beard had at Thermopylae 300 Spartans and and trains and telegraphs and the keeper anv of them 700 of a little frontier tavern who fondled Mrs Kuddler Do you know gantweddingsuitwas torn and splashed of the pirate crew sped on saved but now the red blood was Thespians Hinder Leonidas held the two guns while arguing against a now George that everybody says the baby is with mud but he was recognized He has paid his debts said Black coursing down his limbs from many pass for three days against the assaults railroad Non Â¬ Mr Kuddler just like me My God Bill its Herbert Lathrop Beard and no man can do more wounds of 200000 Persians Finally the novice received notice to sense Anne the baby is now more than the man were after We will return At this moment Black Beard fell But to return to Or ton When Carr Napoleon the coarseminded sa lpiive and he wisely obeyed TThen a six months old and it has never spoken Murderer do jrou know who has you and Briggs reached the chapel with pierced by half a dozen musket balls at breur as the1 perfidious Talleyrand scene Boston Tiranscript now Black Beard Bullion they found the Ivendall car- Â¬ once He gave one cry as he fell to the termed him once remarked that God smooth little aYankee went to themoney a word Â¬ put candidate talked like Not a word fell from the lips of Her riage still in front of the door and a rocky floor of the cavern was always on the side of the strongest wherever it would do the most good THOSE GOOD OLD TIMES dibert as he was hurried along in the The magazine Bow Leggs Fire artillery but he lived to realize hismis number of negroes standing around the Â¬ passed mountain dew around as if it rection of the river When they ar chapels front the magazine itake Had any suck doctrine as that were water and inside of three weeks When There Was Pleasure and Pro G rived there they tumbled him into a They entered the door Nearly everyAnd Bow Leggs bleeding from every been universally believed the roundÂ¬ in Stock Buying boat in which already sat four men one had departed but well in front be pore reeled to the fireplace and seized heads of Cromwell the minute jnen of had every objectoi on his paid staff Just after the war Michigan was q ready to shoot in defense of the railroad great state for stock said a stock deaH Now if Hendricks and Bullion were rcie a pew stood Hugh Gordon and a burning brand Lexington and Concord and the pa- Â¬ project Detroit Free Press here wed be off said Black Beard Tom Hill er of Chicago A number sprang foiwTard to inter triots of Maceo and Gomez would never I began business lifa sorry now I sent them up the other Im The officers with Bullion between cept him while others endeavored to have been heard of and this it is that FOLLOWED HER INSTRUCTIONS on a Michigan deal which was the foun bank I told them to go but half way them advanced to them dation of what the newspapers term rush from the cave with her glorious past in mind encour- Â¬ a cross flood gate and there remas Â¬ with a twinkling glance my princely halt at Servants In the pew lay a stiffening form and The doors were closed they could ages Greece in her Aters OrdersOlieilience to Her Proves Embarrassing main until summoned Throw high their gaze fell on the leaden counte- Â¬ neither tell where they were nor hovr struggle withto hope for victory Standfortune This method of handling Turkey Syracuse Some xeople are so careful about in- stock was so different from that which your light Bill for a minute they ex-Â¬ nance of the murdered quadroon to open them ard structing their servants to beware of prevails to day with our people con- Â¬ pect the signal from the other way but said Gordon but As Bow Leggs seized the brand he Faithful soul confidence men that they have trouble trolling the price of the world and our may see it they for her delaying the marriage we had made a rush for the magazine which THE TOWNS OF CRETE getting into their own houses after dark say so more autocratic than that of a Bill fastened the bulls eye to the oar was a recess at one side of the cave aloft removed the cap and held it about midway between the entrance aow Xotalile on Account of AVai when they have forgotten their keys czar it may be interesting to speak of One south side resident regrets that he an enterprise which was possible once There that will do they should Rumors and the fireplace A writer in the St Petersburg- Vied ever aroused the caution of the faithful and impossible now have seen that A dozen pistols and muskets were omosti gives the following account of housemaid Avho runs things at his home While these events were transpiring aimed at the fearful black and twice Two of us entered Michigan coming He has often instructed her not to as far as Ann Arbor We purchased Candia Betimo the two officers had by chance struck struggled to his feet agaSw the towns of Crete he fell but the very bank on which Hendricks and and finally with a cry of triumph foil Canea are of the Crete of the hundred give any coats or grips or other valu 5000 sheep and with another man ancTa Bullion were stationed and as they forward- - into the verv mouth of the towns the only three cities existing uble things to the wily stranger who dog started to drive them to Iowa and in using the word city every at- comes around with a glib story about Different from methods of to day isnt noiselessly on towards thcrr er passed magazine suddenly they saw the light of a match There was one cry from every marine tenuation must b understood Candia Mr Smith sending him up from the it We paid 15 apiece for the sheep not thirty feet ahead of them there then a deaf ening roar that shook situated at the mouth of a little river office to get his overcoat But one of We had a wagon and in the back of it a Hendricks had struck it to light his the island from center to circumf erenoe the Geofiro was built in thenintb cen Â¬ the chilly days last week he went forth barrel of cider Well we were just four tury by the Saracens pn thosite of with a light overcoat on and stopped at months on that trip but it was good and sealed the fate of all HeraMipn one of the ports of Cnossus the corner barber shop While waiting bealthy exercise and I believe we enÂ¬ Easy mate easywhisperedone of The solid rocky surface of thecae IKeni was raised into the air then sank bury The distance between Cnossus and Can- his turn he decided the day was too joyed every moment Of course there They crawled down on the edge of the ing beneath officers pirates and mtf dia is under an- bours walldng and in chilly for so light a coat and giving were anxieties Poo example when we antiquity the two places were connect it to the colored porter asked him to struck Illinois some of the roads werent bank and got up opposite thera almost rines Avithin reach and lay quiet Not a living- man or the vestige of a ed by walls which recalled those be run to the house and exchange it for his properly fenced and the sheep woujtl tween Piraeus and Athens In the time ulster The boy hastened away with scatter out all ever the country Then This is our last adwenture Bullion dead one remained to tell the tale Black Beard gets Â¬ If eaid Hendricks There was no longer a cave in ex- of Venetian sovereignty Candia en Â¬ the coat and a few minutes later rang came lively work but fortunately the we that fellow Lathrop as hes after istence on Smiths island and no longer joyed great prosperity To day its as the door bell of the residence dog was as good as four men forehever Mr Smith is down to de bahbah leave these diggins did the rocky uneven surface present pect is essentially Turkish on account I often think of tbe trip and com-Â¬ said Bullion i4I aint sorry of its houses its mosques its minarets shop maam an he lows its too cold pare in with the present Nbwwewpaild its to view huge bowlders and shelving Its Herbert Lahroj the rcjin were after time To tell jou the truth Hendricks rocks to be clambered over by thfc and its bazars in which are exposed all fob dis coat an he wants me to get his bring that many sheep to Chicago in as the products of the east It is sur heavy coat he said to Hannah the many days and less as it formerly took this piratin is mighty bad business been too late to 7revent it Let us islands goats we get our part of jlace her in the carriage that she may One mighty rock had fallen into vhft rounded by a bastioned wall almost housemaid when she looked out sus- Â¬ months Now instead of personal soIts so risky when the dough Im in it for quits on pi be carried to Kendall estuary bearing down beneath it the triangular in shape Within there is piciously through a crack in the door- licitation among the farmers a tele- Â¬ ratin I am The next morning the officers conveyed Clara Belle while the revenue boat bail another wall sexarating the old town way She regarded him silently a few gram serves Instead of driving the Well git that before we sail Every Bullion to Wilmington where he was broken her moorings as a result of ihe from tlie new the latter being nearer moments and recognized the garment sheep and having that healthy outdoor man will have his share Black Beards informed that only by leading the way shock and drifted out to sea the river The fortifications date from on his arm as that of her emplojer come exercise on horseback the square to his men Give me that coat she demanded in cars and are bere shortly cattle being to the rendezvous of Black Beard could When the sun arose she lay in the the Venetians but war and earthquakes af ter He is that but I hope hell quit the he save his life and in that event he trough some nine miles out from the have left little or nothing of the citys suddenly reaching for it The boy ordered Instead of saying to the farm life Hes too good a man to stretch was promised pardon for past offenses inlet Huge waves were dashing over ancient splendor Tournefort haa turned it over without a word Closing ers How hemp Who but him could have man- and a goodly share of the plunder cap- Â¬ her and when an inbound steamer that called it only the carcass of a city Its the door to the original crack she give and others sheep much will you we say to the for these aged that Washington job tured had observed her and was hastening1 chief monuments are the remains of shouted triumphantly great United States You will give sd Youll get no coats here with vour much to day for sheep and no one can Blest if it aint time we had a signal Life is dear to all men it was dear to forward for the purpose of rescuing the church of St Francis and the old bide Bullion Besides he argued If I lead any who might be in peril was yet some Latin cathedral to St Titus Its popu- confidence games me bould bucko if were goin to have one You or will and our prices are And she slammed the door on the as fixedcontradict us of Gibraltar But here Bullion and Ill drop back to the them there Black Beard and the crew distance from her she sunk from sight lation is between 13000 and 14000 as the Bock boatand see if they havent come back will vanquish them and I will strike and it has ever been supposed that the mostiLyN Mussulmans The port is pro porter Pive minutes later the shiver- never have I earned S000 with so much officers heard Hendricks walk hard blows to pay them back for mak Â¬ two boats engaged in an encounter in tected by two moles but the sand has ing citizen left thus with no overcoat The satisfaction to myself asI earned from away toward the river They gave him ing me turn traitor which both with their crews were sent been allowed to silt up so much that hurried home with coat collar turned u o that first trip It was the foundation the end of which yielded and prom to the bottom fully live minutes at only very small vessels can enter Its to his ears and climbed into his ulster of a modest fortune with a laugh To save his life he Â¬ chief trade is with Trieste which takes But he had no instructions to give the and a good honest foundation was time Bullion felt the cold muzzles of ised to lead them to the pirates strongit pressed suddenly against hold two pistols from it raisins and oil bo return for housemaid Chicago Chronicle CHAPTEB XXVH Detroit Plree Press soap Canea comes next to Candia his head IT IS NOT ANGUS HRUCE THE PUOi Patience a dead man A move aiid youre with a population of 11000 equallj diWHO SPEAKS TO YOU NOW Somexvnat RemarkaLle CHAPTER XXVI Every man must patiently bide his vided between Christians and MohamÂ¬ time He must A moment more and he was disarmed I dont The shock of the revelations of ilc CltV OF TKIUJEPH BOW IEGGS wait not in listless markable see what there was so re hurriedly to- WITH- AFORWARD INTO THE VERY MOUTH night of October 10 was a severe one to medans Canea is the ancient Cydonia handcuffed and marched about him said the man FULL idleness not In useless pastime not in uplands 1252 and wards the The modern town dates from Fannie and Clara Hill OF THE MAGAZINE querulous dejection but in constant with the cob pipe when- a recently-decease- d to the acquaintance came up for disWhen Hendricks returned Fannie had been completely pros Â¬ is the principal port of the island the steady and cheerful endeavor always On the night of the 11th as Black Bullion was not there floodgate cussion trated ever since and the wedding- trip commercial capitaland the residence he Beard and his men were seated around had been abandoned Clara had borne of the foreign consuls Xot far from willing fulfilling and accomplishing What has become of Bullion Thats because you dont under his task that when the occasion comes He called his name several the festive board be remarked on thought anchorage is the circumstances the up much better for with her there wa Canea bay the admirable third town of he may be equal to the occasion The stand allwith the eigar You replied This men is our last night is chief secret of success istimes but no answer He flashed his Suda the man Betimo the a sense of thankfulness that the cere knowJia coast To morrow we nothing more lantern in several directions but could Carolinadivision of the spoils stowwill mony had not been performed which 55 miles southwest of Candia Its popu Â¬ than doing what you can do well with- Â¬ was n bachelor all make a XY see no one He searched the ground Certainly Everyone who knew him above 3000 lation out a thought of fame it is very in- Â¬ aboard the schooner and sail for some would have made her the wife of Post is not far as though more than one It appeared that Avill scuttle Lathrop and a far greater one that Au discreet and troublesome ambition at al knew was also person had last been over it and on the point agreed on where we And he wealthy gus Bruce was neither Black Beard nor r which cares so much about fame about Fresli and Salt Water bank the long grass and sink the craft and scatter Each the murderer of John Loyd Yes Evervone knew that What of other side of the A striking illustration of the different what tlie world says of us to be always looked as though some one had crawled man will have wealth enough to live like As to Lathrop there was an uncer effect of fresh and salt water on the looking in the face of others for approv- Â¬ it a xuince I hope Bullion may return in through it Why hes one of the very fevy tainty as to what bad become of him hulls of ships was recently afford ecf al to be always anxious about the ef waited until he saw the light time He Carr and Briggs had stated tlmt by the steamers wliich ply on Loch Lon fect of what we do or say to be always wealthy bachelors who have been able asked What about the magazine Hashed from the lantern o Bill Gibbs Hendricks before he left Bullion at mond when undergoing their annual shouting to hear the echoes of our own to die without having a widow turn up was suspended in the air by the Gibbs which and sue the estate the floodgate had said that if Black The woodwork of the ves- voices Cherish patience Well carry a oar and returned to the boat where he- powder and ball goodly quantity aof the Beard got that fellow Lathrop he woud overhaulusual showed signs of active ite virtue Always keep as your favor After a reflection the sels as We must have good it about you man with few minutes ofadmitted that captain with Gibbs and Ltifound the the cob pipe the coast Thus they thought nights sleep as this is ihe last one wo leave for some reason he was after hiio deterioration but so well does the fresh You will find use for it oftener than for there was a little something but of the ihrop seated that preserve both Being of on the island all hard Â¬ ordinary Im here captain but I cant find spend midnight all was silent in the but what that reason could be thfiy water and the loch from corrosion iron est tlie rest have topatient is the life about tbat Chicago Post and hulls boilers do through work we At Bullion could not conceive as it was now known name upom the and then it was Our Oldest Regiment Cant find Bullion Whats become cabin jtfervine landed thatmen revenue to a certainty that Angus was not tUc pitting that the maimersvessels builtthe Detroit Free Press 30 among 40 material of one of the boat The Third regimnet of infantry in the of him Practice Walking dreaded Black Beard years ago was found intact and per whom wereCarr and Briggs regular army of the United States is our An easy way to practice walking well I left him at the floodgate and came Bullion be it remembered was not fectly clean and sharp The inside of Bullion led the way with the two ofii aware back ere to see adntyou returned and is to start out right Just before you oldest military organization It beganthat Lathrop had fallen into tfte extremely they when I got back he was gone From the cers on either side When down got hands of his captain and consequently the boilers was also found coating of leave the house walk up to the wall and its history as the First regiment estabthe free from the deleterious walk and the grass there it looks like around to the estuarj and see that your toes chest and nose touch lished in June 17S4 It was with Mad-Jny there was without any certain information xka any kind The effect of the sea water ledge where the schooner others had been along there search for him was kept up for n upon iron and steel is exactly the re it at once then in that attitude walk Anthony Wayne in his Indian cam- J Hardly said Black Beard if any not a man of the 40 from Capt Brooks month At the end of which time Sll away Keep your head up and your paigns It was also prominent in the verse of this but the saline properties to the oook bur came to decade one had Bullion would have stepped of the Mervine down the conclusion that he hfxl of the ocean tend to improve woodwork chest out and your shoulders and back war of 1S12 and spent a region of its existence in the great lake Then that expected to return to Wilmington cither committed suicide in some un jnio tne rjee iiciu will take care of themselves A south- Â¬ Chicago Tribune That be would saidPJunkett Its with untold wealth or that he ern school teacher used to instruct her it went to Florida during the Seminole enEvery man was armed to the teeth known locality pirates when had fled A Historic Forest faint hearted is Bullion girls to walk always as if trying to look war and ihad its place at Pala Alto Be he sharp countered the When the duke of Monmouth was e We will wait ten minutes for him and when Bullion srave three over the top of an imaginary carriage saca de laPalma Monterey Cherebusco been earrrsd from the chapel blasts from his whistle at the entrance awav bv them andhad ecutedMn the reign of James II for just in front of them It was good ad and Vera- Cruz in the Mexican war The and if he dont come hell ba vo to tough Â¬ treason the duchess ordered every oak vice for it kept the head raised Dont Third also fougMiNavajoes and Apaches TO BE COXTXNUEDl it out and walk around the beach and of tlie cavern every man was right be him signal us to morrow night Hes not a hind in th park to be cut on the- fateful think these tliinsr sre of no value They for upward of 20 years and during the Prorf civil war took part in 21 battles and The door swung back and all rushed old be morning The new growth belonging man to desert an d leave Iii your Tinkles is in love remarked a youir to Lord Ebury is one of the lincst for- add totwo health and your attractivenoiselessly They passed forward but hind ness things to which everybody sieges losing in killed and wounded and said Hen- - the second door and stood in a dimry man ests in Britain San Francisco Chron- should pay j No fear of him desertiri jtepiiblic missing 2G7 men The fighting regi How do you know was a smoulder lighted cavern There ment paid Pennsylvania a visit during dricksV icle Her Explanation - Ive seen him out bicycle riding f oer ing lire burning at the upper end of tLe tlie riots of 1S77 Chicago Chronicle Herbert Lathrop sat there where he Thanks to the Oyster Mr Grayson You say that this Mrs many forms of times with the samn girl bad been placed and his only words cave and they could see A Serious Error That doesnt prove that lie is in love She Oh Jack heres a pearl in thi appington is it bad woman and yet Lets go Fly Black Beard men tying about in different attitudes were Cfaizzam Do you know what the oyster on invite her to your house Id x Theyll hang you I thought yci was but they had little time to observe for with herBut they were on - tandeci J tc know how you justify yourself like He excitedly Etbel may--niNo a Angus Brucerbut you aint Im glad suddenfy Cobb who had admitted theai Maddox weighs at leasflSO poundsl havit sefiiitan- engagement riogt- - Mrs Grayson Oh but society lihsnt Sarlem Geftincr bom T suppose- land she Awake Black Beard Awake of that Tm goiiigwith you for theyre cried Yi Life jPiekUprrr ouiulher out Cleveland Leader As he cried out he fired his weapon Washington Star after me The dead have come to life to condemn me Aunt Mag betrayed me and I shot her down in the chapel Uncle John I killed him with a knife Fannie and Clara know it now Lets go Lets go Ill be a pirate now and then I may forget said the captain Silence man I did not expect a willing prisoner but 1 have one it seems Why hes crazy as a March hare r captain Either crazy or playing off Cobb If I was sure he was crazy I would leave him behind for to be insane is Theres some- Â¬ punishment enough thing amiss Officers after him can tfhey have found out that he killed John Loyd Well well take him along and see what his condition is afterwards Bend to your oars men and away for the island This is our last trip up the and Briggs fell Bullion seized a cut lass and the skull of Officer Carr was cleft in twain By this time every pirate was on his feet fighting for lifeVand the cavern echoed the reports as volley after volley was fired by either side Bullion was wielding the cutlass as though in nO other way could he re- Â¬ deem his honor for having betrayed his comrades He had already stricken down two men when he himself fell The giant frame of Black Beard as he dashed into the thickest of the fray carried consternation with it Fight men youre fighting for your Â¬ - TE GLORY OF GREECE Â¬ -- vV -- Â¬ Pick-M-T- Jp r- - -- T - Â¬ single-- handed Â¬ - V a Â¬ Â¬ -- T Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - 01 y - wi ol 4 Â¬ -- -- Â¬ -- - Â¬ 4 - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ VI Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 4 11 - Â¬ - Â¬ - i Â¬ 1 - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- v Â¬ 4 -- - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ I t - - -- Â¬ J lv - Â¬ Â¬ i Â¬ Â¬ heed--St-Loiii- s v ay -- - -- - x V 1 h7 - t X V- JJf t J - J J-- k - - i 4 AJ - f k - f e v O -- yt - FfSffl - -- A V- - r -- av - r4 THE SOUKBOIN KifWl AplL20rl897 - t pon J2fc A-- The Turnpike Question com The An exchange says appointed in Woodford missioners county to appraise the value of the by the condemned turnpikes County Court have reported that they are worth 1 each It may be said that the appraisers were in sympathy with the mobs but it may also be taken as a plain proposition that a pike on which no collection of toll is permitted is not a ana AKlH Absolutely Pure Celebrated -- worth anything property as revenue producing ways all their own We call ttiem little men and little women lut they are neither They have ideas and Womn PERMIT r IWDER for its great leavening each strength and healthfulness Assures the food against alum and all forms of adul- Â¬ A mob composed of fifteen armed teration common to the cheap brands men destroyed four tollgates in Bath Royal Baiting Powder CO New YOrk county Thursday night and made the usual threats to the keepers In Woodford county last week appraisers fixed the value of the Lexing- Â¬ ton Frankfort road 6 miles the Lexington road 3 miles Mortonsville and the Versailles pike 3 miles at 1 Â¬ existence for all the wasting diseases of early life The poorly nourished scrofulous child the thin weak fretting child the young child who does not grow all take Scotts Emulsion without force or bribe It seems as if they knew is the most valuable remedy in nately they soon become fond of cod liver oil when it is given to them in the form of SCOTTS EMULSION This Fortu Â¬ FARM TOOL 14 years this shoe by merit alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas 350 400 and 500 shoes are the productions of skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices Also 8250 and 200 shoes for men 250 200 and 175 for boys W L Douglas shoes are indorsed by over 1000000 wearers as the best in style flt and durability of any shoe ever offered at the prices They are made In all the latest shapes and styles and of every vari- Â¬ ety of eather If dealer cannot supply you write for cata Â¬ logue to W L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by W L DOUGLAS OHiID S3 SHOE In theWorld For iXk15 HjE3 s arrows L32LC3 that this meant nourishment and nerves M H HEWS 1881 and growth for bones muscles Book telling more about it free It wont pay to try a substitute for Scoffs Emulsion with the children They will relish the real thing For sale at 50c and J00 by all druggists SCOTT BOWNE T13LO The Anderson county grand jury Fri- Â¬ Seventeenth Year Established BBUCE MILLER S JPublished every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Ovonerx Editors and day indicted six tollgate raiders and Their they were arrested and jailed 1000 bonds were each placed at Other arrests will be made One of the men indicted is worth10000 Frankfort Doings Only one vote was cast for each can- - J P KIELY The Turkish Government has formally declared that Greek troops participated in the recent invasions of Turkish terri- Â¬ tory and that the fact establishes a state of war with Greece the aggressor Edhem Pasha has been ordered to as Â¬ sume the offensive The Greek Cabinet has formally protested against this See dispatches on action by Turkey second page Farmers J Fuel TJL C3L w Make all Checks Money Orders etc payable to the order of Champ Miilbr New York Hon CM Thomas late American II n- - Consul at Marseilles has been on called on to become a Democratic candidate for State Senator from Bourbon Clark Montgomery counties The call was signed by one hundred and fourteen citizens of Montgomery county didate for Senator yesl erday GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS It was given out yesterday at Hunter headquarters that Hunter will withdraw to day A prominent Republican leader A Senator will be elected at said this session and he will be either Mar- Â¬ Congressman Fitzpatrick of the tin or a Republican whose nomination Tenth District proposes to be some Dr Hunter will of course dictate pumpkin you bet with his constituents He is busy this week sending out a Hon W J Bryan spoke to a large legacy of 1900 packages of pumpkin seed audience yesterday at the Frankfort which ex Congressmen Hopkins and opera house by invitation of the LegisKendall left Â¬ with them playing East Gray and o Camille The air at Robinsons will be The 1st of May is now set down as the full of tears and snuffles and lumps of date for reporting the Tariff Bill to the Senate sorrow - The Foyer urday that the President and his Cabinet Cincinnati theatre goers will have a would visit the Tennessee Centennial sad old time this week for Ada Lynne is between the 15th and 20th of May Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In o Postmaster General Gary said Sat Â¬ CORN PLANTERS You can always depend on them to do tne work and do it right at the least possible expense v Tttjri n ST 8 to 12 a v- r dr rk lature Olga Nethersale will not visit America next season but Mr and Mrs Kendall will come over and capture a barrel of f DRMILES Through His Nervine Is a Ben efactorto Thousands I If - t3 - The Legislature has been in session thirty four legislative days the session The great New York success The being four days more than half over Cherry Pickers is at the Cincinnati and there have been but two bills passed Grand this week and signed by the Governor About a dozen bills have passed each house C C Moore of the Blue Grass Blade Richmond amateurs will sing Just 105 bills have been introduced in is going to move his paper back to Cin- Â¬ the Honse with about half as many in Mikado to night cinnati He says he can not get it print Â¬ the Senate These Want Foreign Plums ed in Lexington and as he is unable to buy a press he has to move to Cincin- Â¬ Hon Sam Kash of Lewis county Suits have been filed by the banks of nati His Louisville asking that the State be re- Â¬ wants to be Minister to Peru The United States Government has strained from collecting taxes from them claims are being pushed by Representa- Â¬ notified Admiral Carnevero in com- Â¬ under the recent decision of the Court of tive Colson Albert S White colored of Louis- Â¬ mand of the fleet of the Powers in Appeals All the banks and trust com- Â¬ Cretan waters that the United States panies in the city except the Bank of ville has a valise full of endorsements TTnf nnlrw an1 Via RotiTt ui TrnOTTllr refuses to recognize the blockade of jjnuuuuaj auu buo Juuun rf ijuutoviuc for the birth of Minister to Liberia Rep--resentativ- The Democratic County Committee has selected August 2 for a primary election to choose a candidate for in Harrison county Claude Desha and J L Scott the only candi- dates are strong silver men American dollars KM NEELY I --- -- - r-i- For Spring 1897 We are now receiving Spring goods in all the new lasts and colors The best productions of the leading manufactur- Â¬ 602 ers and at reasonable prices M H DAILEY MAIH - - - - PARIS Iff Over Deposit Bank Crete are plaintiffs in the suits t - c In the House the bill reducing the Headsman Bristow frankly told Representative Colson that no appoint- Â¬ salary of the Assistant Adjutant General ments of postmasters for Kentucky will to 1 per anum was killed fcbe niade until the contest at Frankfort is over The effort to elect a United States Senator in Kentucky has cost up to this China is about to enter into a new time about 80000 It is absorbing altreaty arrangement with all the great most the entire attention of the LegislaYesterdays Temperature nations of the world ture at this session as at the last to the The almost oomplete exclusion of important noted following is the temperature as yesterday by A J Winters Co SCINTILLATIONS matters of legislation of this city 7a m An Interesting Jumble Of News And 5i 8a m Comment 583 The House at Frankfort passed a bill suffer from nerve 10 a m 55l Health troubles should try it Rev Geo O Barnes former residence amending fourth class city charters to 11 a m 55 Is free from narcotics perfectly harm- Â¬ It the celebrated Pink Cottage was sold allow additional taxes for school pur- - 12 m 54 less and yet soothes and strengthens Dr poses 2p m this week for 1500 cash 57 Miles through his Nervine is a benefactor 3pm 57j to thousands AOLEHMAN The annual convention of the Chris- Â¬ 4 a jn Editor and proprietor of Der Landsman tian churches of Kentucky will be held 5P m The anti egg throwing bill has been Dr Miles Nervine is sold on guarantee I p in at Louisville June 22nd and 23d and signed by Gov Bradley 4o first bottle will benefit or money refunded Â¬ Â¬ The impression still prevails ajWash ington that Kentuckians will nofc get anj plums until a Senator is elected Rev S E Smith is an applicant for the Haytian mission W H Farley of Paducah wants to be collector of Customs in that city and L N Neat would like to be Surveyor of Customs at Louisville RION g--- CLA17 2 g-g e fr j - Office hours z-- t- I m 1 to 6 pm WIDELY known Wisconsin publisher who resides at Green Bay writes March 6th 1895 as follows Five years ago 1 became so nervous that mental work was a burden I could not rest at night on account of sleeplessness My attention was called to Dr Miles Restora- Â¬ tive Nervine and I commenced to use it with the very best effect Since then I have kept a bottle in my house and use it whenever my nerves become unstrung with always the same good results My son also takes it for nervousness Dr Miles with like never failing success I have recom Â¬ Kervine mended it to many and Restores it cures them All who R l55 J54 24th Cynthiana young people are enjoying pleasant trips on Licking in a steam launch owned by J V Megibben It was launched on Good Friday d Susie Reeves jumped the rope 265 times Monday at Louisville and died Thursday Parents should caution children from over exertion in this amusement On the 2l8t Rev George O Barnes and Miss Marie will leave Sanibel Is- Â¬ land Fla to resume their labor of love That date is Bro Barnes 70th birthday and the 21st anniversary of his evangel The number 7 figures prominently in it and he takes that as a good omen The punishment of Arthur A Piatt for the murder of Jesse Tyree at the Eastern Kentucky Insane Asylum 12 years ago was fixed by the Jury Sun day morning at four years in the peni tentiary The jury had been out since3 oclock Saturday afternoon Piatts at-Â¬ torneys say they will appeal the case Twelve-year-olÂ¬ Â¬ The Franklin county grand jury returned indictments against Dr Hunter J H Wilson E T Franks Noel Gaines and Brother-in-laTanner charging them with conspiracy to bribe members of the Legislature The indictment for perjury againstDr Hunter is still pend ing w Â¬ Tires 5 pair Perfect 97s Full guarantee Best warranted garde nose rrom 4 cents Macintoshes run line Rubber at Factory prices mineralized Rubber Co New York Agent Wanted -- I Farm ligeinents For sale HAVE a lot of new farming imple- Â¬ ments which have never been used that I will sell cheap for cash 7 double shovel plows 2 pony plows 6 1 1 GETTING READY Every expectant mother has a trying ordeal to face If she tioes not i 12 5 tooth STOCK AND TURF NEWS x-- Awarded v Highest Honors Worlds Fair -- Turf Notes Col R G Stoner will breed all of his rnares to Patchen Wilkes Turney Morris will breed Nellie T 220i by Baron Wilkes to Allerton 2091 Buckvidere won the Memphis Derby yesterday Typhoon H second Algol third Jack Chinn and son George have gone to Windsor Canada where the elder Chinn will be starter at a race meeting Sanford Carpenter of Millersburg ana JNatnan aayless of this city each bought a harness horse Thursday at E jp a auiconers sale m Danville The Doctor is the name of a promising owned by Dr W Keogh a veterinarian who formerly lived here He was second in a close finish Friday at Newport two-year-old Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc 2 phseton buggies pair double trees cultivators surrey nice barouche - HAGGARD Glenns old stand corner Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky JH X Vcb THIS IS THE HOUSE TO GO TO If You Want To Buy The Best - - - - - f i i- - FOR call A No 1 Apply to fresh milch now with young N P SMITH SX iE 4 N p jiibii mjm get ready for it to leave Paris there is no telling TXAVING determined about May 1st I request all owing what may happen me to settle at once as I need the money Child birth is full If not sold privately before I will sell of uncertainties if at auction on Tuesday April 27th at 10 oclock a m all my household goods Nature is not given proper assistance two horses buggy two sets of harness J D CRAM saddle bridle etc t-- NOTICE tl market for the monev All sizes m stock and ready for immediate de- Â¬ livery Do not buy a refrigerator until you have seen my stock On the p ir 17 CRE4M BAKING POWDfR r MOST PERFECT MADE 40 - Notwithstanding the determination of the Queen City Jockey Club to race at Newport on the dates agreed upon for the Lexington meeting the Kentucky Association will race from May 3 to 10 inclusive - i 1 -- A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant YEARS THE SSTANDARD 5 A su s V- j- The firstjrace Friday at Newport was won handily by Duncan Bell a Tolack 1 dollar per bottle at all drug stores or aent colt by Hindoo Miss Used owned by by mail on receipt of price day Bros of Runnymede Stock Farm Free Books containing valuable informa tion The colt Macy that Clay Bros sold last upon for women will be sent to any address application to Fall won a good racethe same day at THE BRADFIELD Memphis REGULATOR CO plied several months before baby comes it makes the advent easy and nearly painless It relieves and prevents morning sickness relaxes the overstrained muscles relieves the distended feeling short ens labor makes recovery rapid and cer- Â¬ tain without any dangerous after effects Mothers Friend is good for only one purpose viz to relieve motherhood of danger and pain Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ It is a liniment and when regularly is the best help you can use Mothers Friend at this time RAJXKOAD TIME CARD ap- Â¬ L NRR ARRIVAL OF TRAINS J t T HINTON 4 BV K tV 1 From Cincinnati 1116 a m 530 p m 1015 p m From Lexington 489 a m 740 a in 339 p m 622 p m From Richmond 435 a m 742 a - m 333 p m du p m From Maysville 740 a m -- BABY CARRIAGES WALL PAPER STRAW MATTINGS - v - v t v- - DEPARTURE OP TRAINS m Atlanta Ga ft Ji To Cincinnati 445 a m 752 a m 347 p m Lexington 752 a m 1127 a m To 540 p m 1021 p m To Richmond 1125 a in 537 p m 1025 p in Maysville 750 a m 630 p m To F B Carr Agent -v z CARPETS FURNITURE And WOOD MANTELS ft JS r r I- - UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED v- TO Jt i A A A Oi TT-- - i- y ILr j JUIl -- iPVr - - 4- - -r k r- - T - A-- iSS4j5f - i B6LLilSCA smX luiiaSfafcfiLi j aB t 34 i - r THE BOURBON HEWS Sevfcnteemii Year Establlohed r i THeYbOUSBON NEWS TUESDAY APEIL 2Q 1897 r - Remarkable Cats PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AtfD GOERS OBSERVED BY THE NEWS MAN -- NUPTIAL KNOTS v 3 rV 1881 i En icied at the Post office at Paris Kyt as seco -uwauici TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Oneyear NEWS costs Payablerin Advance S2 00 1 Six mouths 100 kk- - you PORT FROM cant even get a A GUN FREE OF CHARGE Orders MiMjKR Make all CJiecks Money payable to the order of Champ Etc Hintons Lost Geo Refrigerators at J T - Miss Emma Hite joined the Methodist Church Sunday morning A fox eye out of a boa Tin Â¬ der please leave at The News office Medcraft and family have SterliDg to reside moved to Mt in As one good turn deserves another so one remarkable cat story brings out another Sunday a conscientious Paris- Â¬ ian told The News of a Mt Airy cat of the masculine gender which stole four yonng kittens and brought them to his home Sunday morning Besides having a foster father in the Tom cat a Ply Â¬ mouth rock hen is now setting on the same kittens and is a kind step mother to them The strange family spent a happy JEaster together But speaking of cats one of the smart-Â¬ est felines in Paris is Peter Pete who lives at C B Mitchells grocery Sat- Â¬ urday at 4 p m George Mitchell chased a mouse behind a box under a counter Peter Pete was awakened and told about the matter He watched the hid Â¬ ing place until 8 p in and caught the mouse Peter Pete is also an acrobat and a bird catcher and drinks soda water and refuses to accept anything but the home made chocolate flavor for which Mitchells fountain is noted An Interesting Meeting Closed Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel IiOlbies And Elsewhere Eads Thornton has returned to Cyn thiana - Rev F J Cheek was in Lexington yesterday future m itc 7m A B Broomhall a trimmer em- Â¬ The lecent very interesting meeting ployed by Cook Winn fell from a in the Second Presbyterian Church in ladder Saturday and broke a small bone which the pastor was assisted by the in one of his legs well known and popular evangelist the Rev Joseph H Hopper was closed last The News is requested to state that Sabbath evening after a continuance of the Junior Home Missionary Society two weeks And though the weather will give asocial Friday night at W A was unfavorable during the greater part Johnsons residence of the time the attendance was always Lost A gold medal bearing the remarkably good and on several occa- Â¬ name of Will Rion and won in 96 in a sions the church which is one of the running race Also a gold ring with lirgest in the city was filled to its uc a ruby set Finder will please leave at most capacity and a deep interest was m mifested inall the services at all The News office times All the various congregations The supper given by the Missionary manifested the kindest interest and were Band at Odd Fellows Hall Friday night largely represented The church was netted 15 for the Band After the sup greatly revived and strengthened there per was over the young men secured were eight additions to the membe- Â¬ the hall and gave an impromptu dance rshipand it is believed that the meetThe steamer on which Hon C M ing will be memorable for its general Thomas and wife sailed from Versailles and lasting benhfits The following persons were baptized was due to arrive at New York yester- Â¬ day They will spend a few days in on the last days of the meeting viz New York and Washington before re Miss Mary Lawrence Holt Miss Martha Davenport Clay Miss Mary Mitchell turning to Kentucky Woodford Hiss Mamie Ray Allison Dr F L LArsLEY was a guest at a and Miss Mary Agnes Quinby recent meeting at Winchester of the IJ N Improvements Clark County Medical Society and was appointed one of three essayists for the The L N will shortly improve its annual outing of the association which line between Cincinnati Paris and Rich Â¬ occurs the last week in May mond by replacing the sixty pound rails The Catholic ladies of Paris are giving now in use with seventy pound rails a bazar this week at Odd Fellowo Hall This is done in anticipation of increased A bicycle has been offered as a prize to traffic and will greatly improye the the young lady who sells the largest road Two new passenger coaches have number of tickets and Miss Ellen McCarthy and Miss Kate Diamond are been placed on Conductor W H Kirbys passenger train which makes making a close contest for the prize the morning run to Lexington return OWNEYtha famous railway mail ing to Paris at 620 p m The coaches dbg was clubbed tc death Sunday at have wire arm guards attached to Cleveland Ohio by a policeman who the side of the windows to prewas unaware of the celebrity of the vent thoughtless passengers from being Owney had been all over the injured by thrusting their arms too far canine United States and had journeyed around out while passing through the tun Â¬ the world He was brought to this city nels and then suing the company for once by Wan en Williams damages B Â¬ Mr J J Grosche visited friends in Dr Bartlett Maysville Sunday The marriage of Mr John H Morgan Mr Ford Brent was in Cincinnati and Miss Yjrgihia Jeffrey is announced Friday and Saturday Mr WK Massie of Lexington at Lexington The wedding will occnr May 24th and they will leave immed- Â¬ was in the city yesterday iately for a trip abroad Rev Joe Hopper returned yester- Â¬ Pious Kelly fireman on Conductor day to his home in Perryville Baileys passenger train running from Miss Louie Bruer left Saturday for Richmond to Mayeville was married a visit to friendsin Maysville yesterday in Cincinnati to Miss Effa Mrs W F Hedges is visiting Mrs Conrad a pretty young lady of Robin Â¬ James Barrow in Clark county son Harrison county Mr K J Hampton of Winchester OBITUARY was a visitor in Paris yesterday Miss Mamie Ready of Lexington Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead is the guest of Mrs Mary Roche Mrs B Connell aged fifty five years Mrs Drake Thompson is quite ill at died yesterday afternoon after a pro- Â¬ her home on Gilt Edge Farm tracted illness at the home of her hus Â¬ Mr Willard Hutchison of Lexing- Â¬ band near this city The deceased is ton was a visitor in the city Sunday survived by her husband Hugh Connell Mrs John Webb Jr left yesterday and three sons John Connell of the for a visit to relatives near Indianapolis firm of Lavin Connell and Will uon and Edward Connell 15 Mr and Mrs John T Hinton Jr nell 17 Â¬ Funeral services will be held to morrow were in Cincinnati Sunday and yestermorning at nine oclock at the Catholic day Mrs John D Harris of Madison is Church Eish Dynamiters Caught visiting her daughter Mrs C M Clay Engagements Announcements And Sol Â¬ emnizations Off The Marriage Vows Miss MaryiToqlen and Mr James Bradley will be married on the 28th at Jthe Catholic Church A Chas Rankin nineteen and Miss Maude Fisher fourteen were married in Clark county last week MM Browh and Miss Myrtilla Moore both of Bourbon county went to Lexington Thursday and were united in marriage at the Reed Hotel by -- Look Before You Buy x- - Kit i -- - kViv Arid rerhember we guarantee more fori your money refund- Â¬ - than youxan buy f ed and you to be elsewhere or yourmdriey the judge of it Buy your shoes of us and get one of the beautiful medallion pictures FREE See them on exhibition at our store DAVISTEOMS0NdISGRIGf NEW ill 11 f drtV SftllflllX JUST ARRIVED FROM THE IMPORTER Including such choice weaves as Eta mines Chantilions Oovertsrenadines Figured Twilled and Plain Mohairs Serges c Call and see these goods PRICES THE LOWEST Hamburgs at greatly reduced prices 529 Main St r Jr Capt R v V iy L Bowles arrived yester- Â¬ Eld Z T Sweeney whom Gov Â¬ Â¬ on a business sioner of Indiana recently made a suc- Â¬ trip cessful trip to Shelby ville Ind on Mrs E D Paton arrived official business Mr and While driving near Adam e that city to investigate the outrageous home Sunday night from North Mass destruction of fish by dynamite he Mr and Mrs Geo B Alexander heard an explosion and hurried co the were in Covington on a short visit Sat Â¬ scene of the report Eld Sweeney discovered nearly a carload of fish says urday Mr W E Board is able to be at his a dispatch floating on the water Four A post in the Deposit Baok after a short of the dynamiters were caught and landed in jail iilness Some Air Ship Stories Mr and Mrs W O Hinton and of children spent Easter with relatives in Fedple in various portions of Illinois Lexington Indiana and Kentucky claim to have Spring Dress Goods in all the Mr Elijah Vanarsdall of Mercer nepn an airship sailing over cities and newest effect strictly all wool at county is visiting his daughter Mrs C townslast week Citizens of Russell- - 25c and 39c worth double B Mitehell ville and Allensville say they saw it We will still sell our finest Dress Miss IVlary Prewitt of near Lexing Â¬ Friday night and three Lexington men Patterns in black and colors at 4 ton is the guest of Mrs J W Harmon swear that they saw land some of them are marked it 6 8 Â¬ day from Palmyra Mo Blount recently appointed Fish Commis- Â¬ w Paris Ky great deal of talk is being created by the extraordinary bargains now being offered by us and the following prices will command the attention eyery careful buyer CONDONS r Â¬ -- -- Â¬ Prof EDWiNjBooNEthe Paris hypnot- Â¬ ist played a successful engagement last week at Findlay Ohio The company plays three nights at Ironton beginning May 5th and begins an engagement on the 10th at Nashville Prof Boone will give a sensational burial test at Nash- Â¬ ville during the Tennessee Centennial which commences May 1st Tt N Excursion Hates WilÂ¬ Southern Baptist Convention mington N C May 6 to 14th L N Will sell round trip at one fare May 3d to 7feh limited to 15 days from date of sale to V- s kBS Presbyterian Church General Assem- Â¬ bly Charlotte N C May 20 to 31 L N will sell round trip tickets at one The trial of Johnson Howe a sixteen fare May 17 to 21 limited to June 10th F B Carr Agt yearrold negro boy who killed police- Â¬ Â¬ man Chas Lacy at Cyntbiana Christ An efficacious remedy for lung affec- Â¬ Falmas night ended yesterday at tions throat disorders and all bronchial acquitted troubles is found in Dr Bells Pine Tar Howe being mouth the Honey This medicine has made many in Howe was confined and is Paris jail two months for safe keeping marvelous cures importantjustly ranked among the most remedies of and was then taken to Covington His the age attorney secured a change of venue New ILaundry Agency from Harrison to Pendleton -- Justices Selby Lilleston of this I have secured the agency for the city and B B Boulden of Millersburg Winchester Power Laundry a first who were last week appointed a com- Â¬ class institution and solicit a share of mittee by the Fiscal Court to inspect the public patronage Work or orders Clays drug store will the Paris te Jackstown pike have com- Â¬ left at Clarke Work pleted their work They will report to receive immediate attention the Court at its meeting Friday The called for and delivered promptly Respectfully Court will also appoint a physician to 16ap tf Bruce Holladay care for the pauper practice of Dr C D Cram who leaves shortly for Phoenix The biggest line of mattings ever Arizona shown in Kentucky can now be found at Itniglits of Pythias Attention J T Hintons Nobody can duplicate prices They run from 8 cents to Every member is requested to meet his cents 65 -at K P Hall to night at 8 oclocs sharp of great importance Business carpets 39 cents at J T Â¬ -- W Harvey Hibler u u fi FO 4 JHITCHELL il KO -- jgr Monumental Tmnsrc carloads of fine v Ss tery work brail styles nas jubu ecu ceiyed at the Jouroon j uhluio huim and will be in place for inspection on Saturday April 24th We invite all wbo are needing call and examine w to lit i Il UA nnr TiriCeS owl loam pur any-iwi-nnnriinfi artistic ceme Tuesday April 27 1897 and Miss Sallie Coleman and little Miss Louise Chilton of Mercer county will the following household and kitchen arrive Friday to visit Mrs J R furniture etc 130 set of furniiure al- Â¬ A handsome McChesney most new Mrs Edw Saulsberry and infant 1 elegant bed room set of furniture 2 book cases daughter Helen Brooks of Eminence 2 straw mattings have been at the Fordham for a week 2 carpets yisiting Mrs Saulsberrys brother Dr 1 dinner set containing 115 pieces M H Daily 8 rdckitig chairs 1 officeSchair WE HATE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00K OF Senator McChord and little daugh Â¬ 1 whit enamel baby bed ter Margaret and Representatives 1 set dining room chairs J IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS Beckham and Ashcraft came over Satseveral chamber sets 1 nice jjressnre filter urday from Frankfort and were guests Entire set of kitchen furniture of Hon J T Hinton until yesterday 2 horses morniug 1 buggy 2 sets harness 1 saddle C F Croxton p nd family formerly Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when And numerous other useful articles of this city will leave Lexington this quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calL Terms cash week to reside in New York Mr above furniture etc Croxton and his son Mr Frank Crox have been but little used and are as ton have both secured good positions in good as new 9 HBrussells church choirs in New York 0 D ORAM MDBItCECAT OAITOltS Hintons G R Doehrer Auctr Misses Mary Irvine Davis and Sadie S E TIPTON Cutter Hart and Messrs Albert Hinton Disk harrows sharpened Bluegrass Rudolph Davis C D Ray and JW strippers and combs for sale Bacon composed a party which drove to We are also agents for the celebrated Chas E Smith Shirt full line of samples E J McKlMEY Son f6anr tft Millersburg Friday nigh t and attended near this city Mrs Robt Goggm was the guest of her sister Mrs J T Lail in Cyn thiana last week The Monday Nights Literary Club met last night with Miss Bessie Holla day on High street of Mr Mr J K Smith W A Hill of this city is very ill of pneumonia at Dayton Mrs J T Hinton left yesterday for Frankfort to spend a week with her hus Â¬ band Hon J T Hinton Mrs James Withers of Cynthiana and Mrs Jennie Smith of Lexington are guests of Mrs J W Davis Misses Mary Madison and Mary Lydick of C3Tnthiana are visiting Miss Nora Summons on Seventh street tiev Frank Hallam arrived home Saturday from St Augustine Florida where he went to recuperate his health Messrs Douglas and Frank Arm Â¬ strong of Cincinnati were in the city Sunday visiting their parents Mr and Mrs F R Armstrong Miss Mary Long of Sturgeon Mo son-in-la- w near the Cinninnati Southern railroad trestle the same night The men Geo Alverson a butcher and Alex Oxford and Chas Hunter railroad employes say they conversed with the lone occupant of rthe ship who got out to get a bucket of water They say that the ship sailed away toward Richmond Attended Bryans Banquet Capt J M Thomas and Messrs Hugh Montgomery and W R Thomas of this city W B Smith of Richmond Garrett Wall of Maysville Claude Desha and James Mitchell of Cyn thiana were among the 150 guests who attended a complimentary banquet giv- Â¬ en to Hon W J Bryan in Cincinnati Thursday night at the Gibson House The dinner was given by H B Dunbar proprietor of the Gibson Â¬ less Hosiery at 10c and 15 c Others get 25c for the same goodsv Our do mestic stock is the bes assorted and decidedly the cheap- est Extra good Brown Cotton 5c and 10 Table Linens Towels and Nap Â¬ Bleached Cotton good 5c 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 v Best Lancaster Ginghams 5c G D Corsets 50c 75c and SI Percales and Penangs 7c are the best in the world for the price Ladies Bleached Vests at lOc p Ladies and Childrens full seam Ml taped worth 25c - - -- f charge See the new portraits we enlarge free fc of WHBE fE2S 9 1PWBI iflHn E A m OP HOUSEHOLD GOODS Having determined to locate in an- Â¬ other city I will sell at public auction at 10 oclock a m on e Patent Flour Eating Potatoes Irish Yellow Jersey Seed sweet Southern Queen seed sweet Red Bermudas For Cash only this week 200bbl 525 bbl 25 c bu 150 bbL 150 bbL 0 EDWRRDS V Â¬ - FOR SPRING AND SUMMER t NoTE-f-Allth- e FINE S - J I -- Prices on yarn carpets slaughtered at MwKJi- 1 - Xr 0ftTr 2tt Y -- tt - XllLilj T Hintons The pictures being given away by Isgrig are works of J aixo Thomson MJ1 r vskv4r auj ww ri umamcin iu nv linnoa JEL4 s 4 tOT Troubles of Transgressors Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa- slck headaches 2c at druggists - - Snnford Fisher a Ruckervillianf who carving N Excursion Kates Ii waB arrested ten days ago for intent to kill had his ex Â¬ his wife with International Convention Y M C A amining trial yesterday before Squire N will sell April 21 25th L Lilleston Fisher was held for trial by trip tickets to Mobile Ala tbeiqircuit Court His bail wasplaced round April 1920 and 21 limited May 1 at at 250 Â¬ F B Carr Agt Jim Holmes a negro man was arrest- one fare Ella Offut Mrs Sloan Chauncey of on formerly Alice Carr of New YorK ed yesterday for attempting to pass Do not buy a refrigerator until you 4 Louisville Miss Texie Woodson and Isgrig a forged order Davis Thompson seen the bestmade They are at J Mrs E D Standiford nee Girard purporting to have been signed fby Miss have Alexander of Louisville- T Hintons 1 Naomi Cunningham - the Willis Irwin dramatic recital Messrs Chas G Daugherty and Julius Purnell who are studying medi- Â¬ cine in Louisville and Chas B Dickson who is studying dentistry in the same city came home Friday evening to spend Easter with relatives Messrs Daugherty and Purnell returned yester- Â¬ day Mr Dickson will return to day The Illustrated- American will short ly publish an article on beautiful Ken Â¬ tucky women illustrated by the pictures of Miss Alice Castleman Miss Elsie Gaylord Miss Susan Kirk of Uwens boro Mrs H C Howard of Paris Mrs William Davis of Denver who was Miss Mattie Thompson of Harrodsburg Mrs James Pepper of Lexington nee Â¬ BUMS SIB -- Asparagus and Small Fruits We em- Â¬ ploy no agents but sell at Hying prices direct to the planter Telephone in office Strawberry and general nursery Catalogues on application to EVERYTHING for Orchard LawnÂ¬ Full stock of Ornamental and Fruit Trees Grape Vines DBUGHERCY BROS 434 Main St Paris Ky Have a clean new stock of - the HF r Lexington Ky tf 97 Cleveland Orient and Misses Childrens and Infants Phoenix Bicycles y Spring that are made like grown up line in Paris Every pair brim Also second hand wheels at quality and will ful style time wear their purchase price HILLENMEYER 26feb - Heel Shoes peoples ever shown of and The finest every Â¬ out- Â¬ RION OLAY reasonable prices t v i -- - yr Jm -- r f s v rsji6k k J k 3r C - iJSSJ W Hr - -- r A e if cr i TvTXnV A rv-v- - - v e rtj Kr w wz 1 J r 6 ar THE- BOUEBON - NJWSr TUESBAY APE1L- 20 1897 - - at - ir- H- v i - They beckoned him wildly but he was now panic Seventeenth Year Established 1881 struck and would not move The shores opposite him were rocky and steep and Published Every Tuesday and Friday by spiked with drift wood The men stood WALTER CHAMP BRUCE MILLER f Editors and Owners at the onty spot where he could reach i land But none offered to go to him in the face of almost certain death HAPPY AS THE DAY IS LONG As they waited there came a sudden pause a moment when the wind rested Through the sunny bygone days of early and the Oswegatchie boomed less life THE BOURBON NEWS ice ignorant of danger mo mm umm irt w i In a garden sweet and wild Knowing naught of sorrow V Played I as a little child Sporting with the sunbeams romping with - the breeze Dancing to the redbirds song Laughing at the blossoms falling from the trees - Happy as the day was long This has been my motto through the fleet- Â¬ ing years Never mind the shades of night They but show theres sunshine Never mind the tears They are only dew drops bright Mid the blooming flowers of the summer day This is still my care free song Earth is but a garden Im a child at play Happy as the day is long I In the royal garden of the Prince of Light Flowers blossom through the years Tet each shifting shadow hints of earths night Evry dew drop hints of tears There throughout the endless golden sum raer day This shall be my heartfelt song Heavens but a garden Im a child at play Happy as the day is long S Q Lapius in Ohio Farmer - naught of strife threateningly against its barriers- It knowing was the moment to rescue him and - the men faced each other Then they shrunk back with pale faces Why throw away their lives A moment later the wind swept with a grim roar along the path which it had mowed through the forest 40 years before The great Windfall was like a tunnel opening on the river where already the log jam creaked and swayed Jim might live to be swept into that whirlpool with its Sickened and eraunching timbers trembling they awaited the dreadful -- BREAKING OF TEE JAM Copyright 1S97 Wt said Jerry Tre heard the boys tallcin about it when they thought I was lis tenin to the trees Yes Ive heard em that some day Id do some thin crazy with my gun Well mebbe I will mebbe I will if I hev to live anywhere but here But I couldnt no ways hurt a little kid like you Jerry his huge hand gently on the head laid of the boy curled on the log cabins hearth--- a pore little sick kid like you He lifted his rifle and looked along the barrel toward the boy His finger was on the trigger The doctor opposite started to his feet with a word of alarm- then he sat down again One glance at Jerrys face convinced him that whatever Jerrys failings might be shooting sick boys was not one of them Of course you couldnt hurt him said the physician In fact I hope youll help me take care of Jim this winter TYe are here because the city Is not the jlace for a boy who has tiad pneumonia These old Adirondacks and the Oswegatchie river and you for guide Jerry will make Jim as strong as a bear before spring and Ever see a bear asked Jerry laughing with pure delight Ever see a bear in the neatest trap in the woods You let the ldd come to morrv and Ill betT cn show him one r Jim sat up and shouted Jerrys face was as simple and glowing as the bo3rs then it clouded and a vague sad- itfess crept over the docile mouth and the somewhat vacant eyes Dont you forgit I aint right he said slowly and anxiously Id forgit if the boys didnt let on They laugh because I dont dast git awav from these mountains Ye know I stay here always and Im related some wav to the big Windfall up yonder an to the river an all Once I went to town and 5 got so lonesome an cranky I wanted ty knock evry blamed fool I met Thev got in my way an they talked too much The trees here dont git in your way nor talk too much In course them popples along the Windfall gab ble considble but they aint exactly trees They jist grew after that storm blew the real old fellers down Think of that for wind Oh ef Ld only been here then A light flashed into his eyes and he jumped to his feet walking restlessly to the door His hound pressed after him and followed his handsome muscular master out into the forest Ward the owner of the log house where Dr Mason and his charg e had arrived that day turned to his g uest Its queer about that he said Jerry in a high wind and Jerry in a calm are two different men Ye wouldnt know kirn when it blows Hes smarter than liglifcnin then there aint no cobwebs In his head at such times But calm or storm hes allays the strongest and best guide in the woods He just cant get lost or tired or mixed on the weather or the place to find game Everybody likes Jerry ef he aint his own man and ye cant put this boy in carefuller hands than Jerry Wades Evidently Dr Wade agreed for as the winter passed Jim spent more and more hours with Jerry In the lumber camps Jerry was the strongest best naturcd worker among the men Dur ing slack days the pair hunted trapped and snowshoed together and Terry came to love the boy as he had - never loved any other human being Jim iwas as dear to him as the forest or the beautiful Oswegatchie The cold weather broke suddenly with warm rains The river rose- carryÂ¬ ing hundreds of logs down stream until they caught upon some rocks forming a dangerous jam a quarter of a mile above the Windfall Then the river froze again and the men could walk on the ice almost to the foot of the tangle of logs But one morning a warm south wind rose increasing to a violent windstorm as the day wore on The softened ice began to xound against the jam from above and the loggers stood idly about waiting for the break On the Windfall the men could scarcely stand against tife raging shrieking wind Late in the day Dr Mason came asking for Jim Behind him Pierre struggled breath essjmd pale Boy on river he cried Come Â¬ -- I aint my oavh man I know that event these men who braved dangers There was daily were cravens now one one only one more a man in such a storm but he was a mile away in the upper camp They thought of Jerry with a- com- Â¬ strong1 All right old man he said mon impulse Let say we was a go and Docll catch ye Dont be scart be wild Hell Hell The wind water and logs screamed lot of Go after Jerry and crashed all about them Now cried Jeny and threw Jim The speakers paused for along the footpath Jerry was coming rapidly to straight into Dr Masons arnis They ward them The great muscles of his saw him stagger in the attempt to rearms and chest knotted beneath his red cover his footing Again and again he shirt as he breasted the wind His sup- Â¬ clinched his hands and crouched But ple stride brought him quickly to the he could not jump The ice oscillating bank There was a gleam in his wild from his motion as he threw Jim eyes and he laughed aloud in the pride sagged and careened beneath him until of mastering the gale The angry river the steady feet failed and he fell face was as dear as the currents of his own downward The men groaned aloud a roused blood and he longed to test the few turned away and others ran into great strength of his splendid body or the water to help him He had been find a problem for his crowding swept beyond human aid however thoughts Life and spirit tingled with- Â¬ and they could only watch him die in him They saw him whirled into the water Suddenly his glance fell upon the ex- Â¬ as the block of ice broke into a thou Â¬ cited faces of the men and then he sand fragments once he faced them saw little Jim He stood among them and waved his hand In his face was speaking quietly but with stern con- the light they dmd seen as he strode tempt along the path ten minutes earlier - standing waist deep in the stream to help him and lie gathered his strength for that last leap The gap widened and he saw it could not be done with Jim as a handicap He must toss the boy over first Jerrys foothold was now only a pitching block of ice caught on a temporary obstruction As they bal- Â¬ anced Jim clung to his friends neck and the big fellow smiled at him with his old sweet kindliness though to day his ejes were brilliant and his face was from top to bottom He leaped faster his face fiercer and very white Jim could feol the iron frame gather itself convulsively Only a few hundred feet now and the Avould be safe Alii That was nobly done The men cheered wildly Jerrj ran like a deer before the dogs but the water pursued even more swif tly There was a fearful crash and a cry from Jim He saw a black wall of water and jagged logs hidden in foam rolling down upon thean The ice be Â¬ neath Jerrys feet split to right and left it was moving and he stumbled twice But with three jumps he could reach the shore One brave leap an- Â¬ other and the ice cleared TCow a wide lane of water swirled between him and safety George and the doctor were BEAR AND FORBEAR Â¬ Hott Birdio and Her Husband Prac PAGE COILED SPRING WOW ticed It DEALER IN As Bloomly sat at the breakfast table WM FENCE toying with his coffee spoon he slowly furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses gave vent tohis thoughts Etc We have only been married six months Birdie yet I notice a growing Special attention tendency on our part to indulge inpetty ing and Repairing given to Undertakdisputes I fear too that we are not Paris Ky always as thoughtful of each other as Main Street we might be Im in favor of turning over a new leaf What do vou say little COLLINS Agents MILLER O Â¬ ----- GEO W DAVIS THE wife Â¬ Â¬ That youre tright as youalways are You know that mother used to say there should be two bears in every family bear and forbear And here there was danger of you THE VERY BEST and I monopolizing the bear business RELIABLE PROMPT But now we will be more considerate in OLI PAYING speech and act And I will follow your noble exan ple Im sure we can always be happy even if we are not rich Now dear if youll excuse me Ill irun and get somo kindling from the shed No no pet Ill attend to all that Short St Bet Broadway and Mill nowv Its part of the reform movement you know Sit where you are I can atÂ¬ tend to your chores in a- twinkling James Connors - - - Proprietor Those little hands wore not meant for rough work 2 And 250 Per Day But you have cares enough as it is Rates 11 get the kindling and look after the One hundred good rooms Electric furnace must insist Birdie its a mans lights hot and cold baths barber shop I place to perform these heavier house- - and Postal telegraph office etc 21jy96 ly noici duties Hereafter you must leave -- W HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance NON UNION HOTEL REED any kind of stock It is made from the best hard steel drawn specially for tfat purpose how ri is MADE The large steel wires forming th horizontal bars are first coiled around a finch rod thus practically becoming COILED SPRINGS their entire length These are securely tied together by Id cross bars to the rod The cross ban are best quality of annealed wire wrapped three time galyanized around each horizontal bar ITS ADVANTAGES Paris Kentucky This is a smcoth fence that will turn - it all tome Â¬ go for the kindling No youll not Well see and she snatched a basket as she ran Go on he shouted Have your own stubborn stiff necked way Reject my oving overtures Keep uj your reputa- Â¬ tion for aggravating contrariness Make a fool out of yourself and drive me to desperation You can run the con Â¬ founded shebang but Ill only call when I feel like it and not of tener either As he banged the door he shut ofP th f maddening sound of rippling laughter ou jjoujs jfost- Dispatch 1 - feel as though I were doing my part in making ouir way You must not forget your solemn promise to obey as well as to love Dont be masterful Mr Bloomly I made a mental reservation in that part of the ceremony and did not vow away my freedom You didnt hey Well I rather think that Im the head of this household Just bear in mind madam that the furnace and the range will be mj-- special care hereafter Ill do nothing- of the kind Im tli domestic member of this firm and Ill run my end of the business Now Ill Â¬ - I cant consent dearest I would not Being a self regulator it is alway ready for business slacks up for 80 below as cheerfully as it takes a new grip for 90 in the shade gently but firmly persuades a runaway team to reconsider its action An unruly bull is safe is a canary in its cage it saith unto tbe festive hog thus far shall The fierce wind and drifting thou go snow pass by and it heeds them not There is no terror in the locomotive spark The trespasser is not led into temptation and the rail stealers The hired man and is gone JPJZJUZ i lagging tramp alike scorn it proffer Â¬ the stock of Fruit and Ornamental ed shade Like the model housewife FULL Grape Vines Small Fruits when well supported it is always neat Asparagus and everything for the and tidy posts Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- Â¬ ploy no agents Try us on prices and POSTS to the 100 FEET THREE see the difference between those of a Economy is not our sole object in grower and dealer Catalogue on ap- placing posts for farm fence at the unÂ¬ plication to usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart Farmers say the closer the posts th fl F HILLENMEYER 20oct Lexington Ky better the fence That may apply t common fences but depending largely on its olasticity we psefeb the long panel For cemeteries lawns yards etc they should of course be nearer 13 to 80 feet is not objectionable r TREES 1896 TREES ccupation Â¬ We have completed and are now building a lot of this fence for Bourbon farmers and you can examine into it merits for yourself Estimates cheerfully furnished Yon may put up the posts and we will build the fence or we will contract to do th you any wnoie30D iiWe are needingmoney fence see us will save you and still build you the best fence made Respectfully MILLER COLLINS Paris Ky Tlio Page Vir Fence In Bourbon-- RUFFS TABS AND BOWS Thej- - Make tlie ZVecIvs of the Newest mmmmmsBsr sa - M V J Â¬ ALL RIGHT OLD MAN DOCLL CATCH YE His arm sank and he was carried into a clear piaee All about ice and logs plunged and reared through the foam but some whim of wind or current held them from the drowning man The river he loved was kiid For an in Â¬ stant they saw his blond head above the wafer and his hair gently lifted by the stream Then he sank quietly and Ye dont sense it Jerry We cant let the logs hurled themselves over the ye go tomorry yell see George re- Â¬ spot where he had been When Dr Mason tells this story he treated Jerry confronting him calm says that as he views it Jerry was and white I am my own man he replied his own man when he died CHARLOTTE KIMBALL Give me the pole With tbe steel pointed driver in his hand he waited IT AGREED WITH HIM an instant summoning all his powers of mind and body He looked smiling- Â¬ A Parliamentary Casidirtatcs Growth ly at his silenced companions easily While Spexilcingr master of himself and them Running Mr C W Bad cliff e Cooke a member lightly forward he drove the pole info of the British parliament tells of an ex- Â¬ a fallen trunk and vaailted far out on perience that was more amusing in the the ice The men on the bank watched telling- than in the experiencing He breathlessly was to speak at an evening meeting in Hell do at that The a country town and was first to dine wind He cant move Hes hurt with two elderly ladies of the place Not He cant move until he was dressed for dinner did he But he was not hurt A new sound discover that his servant had neglected a deep ominous roar had made him to pack his waistcoat There was no gentleman in the house Â¬ pause He understood it well The jam was breaking and in a few hundred hold of whom he could borrow but the seconds the wreck would be upon him butler a stout man had a spare waist- He remembered how fearful the tu Â¬ coat winch though not a match for the mult was and how Jake Leary had rest of the clothing was near enough lost his footing the previous spring to pass muster But alas the waists wben the logs went out When Jakes coat was amile too big He found a sympathetic housemaid foot slipped he was a doomed man iherc was yet time for Jerry to turn who took up a large pleat atthebaek of and run for life But the wind swept the waistcoat and fastened it securely down and buffeted him and its rage with pins Dinner over the party drove to the meeting where the parliamenta- Â¬ entered his heart The huge mass of timber and ice ry candidate was to make the principal quaked and groaned and the noise of speech The candidate had been speak- Â¬ the surging water was louder Jerry ing ten minutes and had warmed to his glanced again at the pitiful figure on work when suddenly he felt a pin gVe the rock and sprang toward it run Â¬ way and then another and another ning as the watchers had never seen a Slowly the borrowed garment ex Â¬ man run before He shouted to Jim to panded until its wearer appeared in all stand ready and Jim though he could the capacious bulk of the true owner Luckily the main body of the audience not hear understood With his friend did not perceive the change but a dis near he began to recover from his tressing titter was heard amonc the numbing terror As the jam moved ladies in front The best comment came with its first long grinding swell Jerry from a gentleman who greeted the reached him speaker after the meeting Come on Tha way Here ye Public speaking evidently agrees ba old fellow Dont let go Ef you do with you sir he said in a compli- Â¬ HtirrvJ ef you do Running to the bank tbey saw Jim Now there was a sharp splitting tear mentary tone for when you sadbVcn flinging to a rock far up the stream ing sound above the dull roarj which you were twice the man you were wheh English IUustra ted Maga Â¬ Evidently he had wandered along the told Jerry that the jamwas breaking you rose zine Â¬ Â¬ - Waitin for simple Jerry he said You was he hesitated and did not say af eared You was common sensed not to risk it Give me your pole Pierre hare seemed to be something in his shining face which separated him from them George Ham mond felt it and began awkwardly It aint in mans power to save the kid itLook Â¬ - scription The smartest sort of collarettes are being set up to wear with the spriaig gown and pretty fresh spring hat --which may be easily made at home if one has ambition First comes a wide stock of ribbon with ruches of mou seline de soiesewn in at the top to set it up very high at the back Fur animal I want buy for cash the heads are placed on either side from Revenuestoeither cancoled or following U S of place uncanceled at I am so well pleased with the feno which are depended clusters of fur tails the prices annexed when stamps arc sent iu that I am going to put up more of it A more substantial shoulder covering good condition Respectfully right away consists of double frills of velvet made 1 cent Express red Imperforate 5 cents Wm Becraft 5my tf 1 cent red part perforate 5 cants in bias fashion so as to stand out well 1 cent Express Cards red imperforate50 cents Playing a trifle wider at the shoulder than at 1 cent Playing cardsredjpart perforateSO cents the back or front A frill stands up 1 cent Proprietaryredpart perforate10 cents 1 cent Telegraph red imperforate 50 about the face in ruche effect inside of 2 cent Bank Check bluepart perforate 5 cents We are prepared to furnish at rea- Â¬ cents 5 cents sonable prices 2 cent Certificate blue imperf orate which is a second frill of lace locust posts by the car 2 cent Certificate blue full perforate10 cents Flots of lace mingle with the velvet 2 cent Certificateorangefull perforatelO cents load Delivered at your nearest rail Â¬ 2 blue imperforate Scents road station on the shoulders w hich are further 2 cent Express blue part perforate 10 cents cent Express MILLER COLLINS set off by thick tails of fur as many as 2 cent Playing cards blue imperforate50 cents 10 cents 2 cent Playing cards orange can be gracefully arraaiged 2 cent Proprietary blue imperforate15 cents Achic floral collarette is made of loops 2 cent Proprietarybluepart perforate10cents cent of wide black taffeta ribbon mingled 2 cent Proorietaryorangef ull pefroto15 cents CLEANED T REPAIRED 8 Playiug cardgreenimperforateS2 Â¬ with clusters of purple and white vio 3 cent playing cardgreenjf ull pcrrta20 cents cents lets with their green leaves and long 3 cent Telegraph green imperforate10 cents cent Playiug cardviolet perforate50 E have emploved a stems Such a collar may be fitly worn 4 cent Proprietaryvioletpart perfoatelO cents 10 cents experienced tailor to take charera 5 cent Express red imperforate with any smart gown with good effect 5 cent Playing card red perforate 10 cents ri ui uui uicaiiiiig lejjcuniig ana pressing 10 cents Another smart neck fixing has a wide 5 cent Proprietary perforate department Work done on short collar of white linen worn with a stock 6 cent Proprietary orange perforateS5 cents notice Our 10 cent Bill of Ladingblue imperfotelo are thaq of black satin with a fetching bow ai 10 cent Bill of Ladingbluepart pertelo cents others and we prices your lower right will do work 2o 50 cents the front from beneath which falls i 40 cent Bond imperforate centTnland Exchangeimperfonite5 cents PARIS FURNISHING AND TAILORING CO iabot of white mousseline de soie 50 cent Probate of Will imperforatel 25 Foreign exchaugegrecnimate00 cents These collars are pretty when made oC 70 cent Insurance imperforate H S STOUT Manager 51 Life SI stiffened white muslin with a bright SI Manifest imperforate si 10 24mar tf SI 25 SI Mortgage full perforate colored stock Chicago Journal 1 50 1 00 Passage Ticket imperforate 1 30 Foreign oxehaugeorauge lmate 3 jVotes Late Fasliion 4 00 1 90 Foreign Exchange maroon 5 00 Satin is being used for dress acces Â¬ 3 50 Inland Exchange imperforate W W DUDLEY CO 7 00 sories covered with openwork embroid- Â¬ 5 00 Probate of WilJ imperforate 20 00 Probate of Will imperforate 30 00 50 ery or lace as vests boleros collars 1 30 Blue and Black l 00 1 Bine and Black BILL POSTERS up better than a 5 cent Black and Green proprietary- - 2Scents etc the sheen showing 6 cent Black and Green proprietary u cents softer silk surface 10 cent Black and Green proprietary x 5T PARIS KY For house and street wear cashmere SOuent Black and Green proprietary 3 o 5 00 been revived in bright and dark 1 00 Black and Green proprietary has Green 15 00 of Posting Distributing Eto tints In Paris they are making up 5 00 Black and to buy proprietary postage All KindsPromptly old canceled lalso wish Attended To bodices of wool brocade with a skirt of stamps aud stamped envelopes of any and all cashmere of the principal tint seen in denominations from 1810 to 1875 for which 1 will pay liberal prices Address the brocade T L GREEN County Clerk Mt Olivet Ky Brown blue and green foulard fig Â¬ TOWN LOT FOR SALE stamps can be Notf grass linen found onThe above named Notes Receipts ured in white and lined with Mortgages Deeds 424110 foot lot in Williamg ad A makes charmingly cool shirt waists for Agreements Bank Checks etc from 1861 to 1875 also on Proprietary Medicines j dition well located Will be sold traveling They are to be worn with Matches etc at low price on four payments one Â¬ Tne foregoing offer is genuine In a linen collar stock or bow tie and nar good faith and will be carried out tomade let- Â¬ fourth cash balance in three equal pay- Â¬ the pro Â¬ ter in every instance when 1 receive the ments at six twelve row leather belt which can now be and eighteen stamps I have mentioned in good order months Address L L cured in almost any color care Thb Mt Olivet Deposit Bank or any Gingham gowns win in many cases Reference Robertson county JNEws Fans Ky official of T Ii Gresn County Clerk show a group of three narrow bias over Â¬ lapping ruffles on the edge of the skirt Bullies on transparent cottons are on the contrary set with a space between each and are edged with lace or headed with insertion or have both trimmings Other ruffles have lace and narrow ribbon on the edge but the latter must be 04s removed for washing Chicago Becord either complete or correct without some Jfsort of trimming at the neck such as Medici collars Stuart ruches Josephine ffaises Vandyke points Queen Bess ruffs tabs and bows of almost every de-- No dressy costume Waists Very Ornate is considered Â¬ Paris Kentncky have had the Pago I allaiiar advertisements and tninic you can get th9 best niade finest finish and Woven Wire Fence on my farm for REOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE abont eighteen months and am well for a mere song Bay from reliable manufacturers pleased with it It has proved to be all tnat nave trained a reputation by honest and square dealing There is none in the world that can equal that is claimed for it It turns all kinds In mechanical construction durability of working parts fineness of finish beauty in appearance or has of stock and is as tight as it was the day ca many improvements as the ft E w HOME it was put up and has stood some severe WRSTE FOR CIRCULARS tests A horse of one of my neighbors Tbe Hew Home Sewing Machine Co fell across the fence a few months ago Change Mass Bostok Mass 28 Union Sqttare NY and was not taken off for several hours Chicago III St Lotus Mo Dalus Texas saxrkajcciscocal attajjta ca but when taken off the fence went back OR SALE BY to its place all right with the exception of a few staples During the storm of WINN Paris Ky COOE April 24th a good sized tree was blown across the fence and bent it down to the IJ S REVENUE STAMPS WASTED ground As soon as the tree was cast off the fence went up all right and was BY as good as ever with the exception of T T Green Connty Clerk Mt Olivet Ky one broken wire and a few staples out Millersburg Ky May 4 96 Messrs Miller Collins Agents Gentlemen aT09 deceived by Jf i ss LOCUST POSTS i A w first-clas- s- 7 n 01 pp t - if - CO J V - J - L- r aJ h - v - - Â¬ tthe - Â¬ Apple Mielcle Soak a half loaf of bread a few hours Then take pnd press out the water about six cooking apples pare core and cut into dice and mix these through the bread Sweeten to taste Flavor vritha little cinnamon or nutmeg Also if mixin a few raisins or currants one liked After mixing well bake hour It can be eaten with or without Boston Budget v Mice as preferred i ff V I Mmmmm- - jmWmWkmWf iVSPFL WMWmAwm L fpfcv Trlety low prices- luperior aualitv and i jwi u 1UI UMT IIWi Illlt1n Jv beat catalogue wo eyer published Ask for CiMTtVrYf imd - naw Mt tnll rnri nil nvnt tKAm4B AfllWl w m V jl l rfAAfcO I r-A- r - Jotf of moaoy and time aM n JOWC but yon can k i fro iEJL0111 J - ZZ r411 T ALLIANCE CBT-r--- - Vt 300 olg ig MUnni th larirU4 1T CLhH l HB0 M OMo A n V A 3 tikaiiBliE2ffeftriflBnMHEifii Wcv4 1 1- - WPBBF hMmMS Wkjjs lr2V SSSKXl A if v r J K r-v Jt TsSfc- mttiLJ 9 A T V flc S TrrfTijS VjTi ar61- - 1 THE s - BOTJKBON NES ii TUESDAYAPRIL 20 A 1897 Prison Sold at Auction The literature of auctioneering is full of cleverness and verbal oddities but Carlow England turns up with a line of humor which is all the more eff ective J Because it is so unconscious An ad Â¬ vertisement recently printed there stated that the old gaol would be ofÂ¬ fered in one lot Itgoes on to particu- Â¬ larize with enthusiasm and dilate with zeal concerning a female prison of 30 ceils debtors prison convict prison containing 31 cells house of correction treadmill and three- throw pump There is also a very fine cut granite gate entrance and all cells are fitted with double wrought iron doors bolts and locks and floored with ffranite or flaj all modern improvements would seeir to be the only additional necessity in the waF of enticing description In--K- 5i G AGRICULTURAL HINTS THE ROAD QUESTION How Progressive Farwers Slictiltl View TIi is Important Prolilcm Itis only during1 seasons of abnormal rainfall that the average farmer feeis n disposed to manifest a more than interest in the subject of road im Â¬ provement Jn most sections the set- Â¬ tling of the roads Tate in the spring set- Â¬ tles for the time being the general agi tation of this question That it will bob Opagain with renewed emphasis is just as certain as that the roads will break up in the fall for neglect of highways at anv time only intensifies their bad Eternal vigilance and conditions eternal agitation seems to be the price of good roads in this country It would seem that the most conservative man would need only to open his eyes to the miserable condition of country roads in many of the states during a great part of the year and consider carefully the annual cost of maintaining- them An such condition to realize thatroad making methods and the sj stem under which the are applied are seriousty at fault We believe a majority of the farmers in the states referred to know lhke-w-niÂ¬ - Carefully Proteeeff The farmer who pretends to keep up with the times provides himself with all the modern appliances which He Wrliy FARMERS AND BIRDS tle Feathered Visitors Should WILD BOARS OF INDIA The chief danger in a penunctory manner and for awhile I s arises from blind nullahs dried tip was compelled to rest entirely While bend- vaster courses and jheels against which untouches to a new carment mv head FEMALE COMPACTS even the best trained beast will bite the would ache so violently that I could scarcely BrightS Disease see Often I went home and to bed supper Xames of Presidents Mothers dust Urinary Troubles less I had no appetite for lood And President McKinleys mothers name W Should the unlucky rider happen to even because was unable to sleep and tossed General Debility then I AND IVIalarsa be thrown where the ground is hard as fihnnf Trfnl nrl nlonf mJcon- - nrl Abraham i Lincoln LlK UJ lUi 111U UUW OlOf the other presifind it no joke distress So spoke Miss Margaret Cam of baked bricks he will A snxe and effectual remedy No 110 Bazetta St Cleveland Ohio dents mothers given names there are few get off witihoujt a real shaking A for these and all diseases result- Â¬ Did 1 try any remedy I tried fifty of four Elizabeths three Marvs two ing from disordered Kidneys and man once told one that as a rule the them and they proved worthless Then on 5 lAvev is two uwo one worst falls were off small horses be the of a friend who said Elizas each of Susanna Telly Abigail Sarah cause when they came down- they she used them in her family and would use seemed to make less effort to save theni nothing else I bought a box of Dr Williams I Phoebe Harriet Sophia Malvina and Asplins selves and so their burden strikes the Pink Pills for Pale People at Jno corner of f Maria drug store on Prospect Street ground with the full and undimin Â¬ Erie At the time I purchased the pills I 100 Reward tflOO Â¬ It is a purely vegetable prep Â¬ ished force that the pace creates Last was suffering keenly from headache and a pleased of this general feeling Isut J quickly aration that has cured thouyear at Jodhpore the worst fall of tihe began worn out my former spirits and vig- toThe readers there is paper will bedreaded learn that at least one to recover sands and will euro you season irom wnieii a laay sustained or The pills worked like a charm and not disease that science has been able to cure in Largo sized bottles or now stylo some terrible injuries that happily did only drove away the pain in my head and all its stages and that is Catarrh Halls smaller ones atyourncareststore is the not prove fatal was one from an Arab eyes and that tired feeling so well known Catarrh toCure medical only positive cure fraternity Catarrh the restored known that pony that crossed his legs on the flat my it needs no descriptionbuteven more being a constitutional disease requires a The medicine did On a day 1 well remember there were thanappetite It made me strong and I began constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh tnat Cure is taken internally acting directly three croppers two of them none too to increase in weight after buyiug the second upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the My appetite was more vigorous than system pleasant One man fell into a nullah bo thereby destroying the foundation was my life and I it ever and got a slight confcussiion a second stronger was before in leforc the second of the disease and giving the patient and fleshier did not keep his seat when Shis horse box of pills was exhausted I had to stop strength by building up the constitution and pecked badly over a root and came taking them because I was increasing so assisting nature in doing its work The proprietors have so much faith in its curadown wiit h1 the thick and leaded butt end rapidly in size and weight say that tive powers that they offer One Hundred necessary of his spear under his arm bruising theIt is scarcely mc of my for me to and all Dollars for any case that it fails to cure headache piils cured i mL rnBaWRitt mw i his ribs badly and the third went head the accompanying ailments They did that Send for list of testimonials Address F J Cheney Co Toledo 0 over heels just in front of meduringthe and built up my system wonderfully 1 Sold bv Druggists 75c now keep a oox of the pills in my house all last run of the day in the thick grass Willi Halls Family Pills are the best i We v ere divided in several parties the time and whenever I am troubled with a headache or am feeling indisposed in any Calling a man hard names is often only in order to succesfuilly beat up tine high other way I simply take a pill and drive another way of saying that he dares to tall trees grass Our party was mot so advan- the ache pain or weariness away I have An settlin things in windy congresses WHAT A ROAD SHOULD BE lecommended the pills to others who follow differ from you in opinion Pains Horn Queer politicians though for Ill be tageously situated as the rest and two the same occupation that I do and they the present system to be wrong other- Â¬ boars had been killed before we had a have profiled by the suggestion and are as skinned An Appeal for Assistance wise they would show their faith by Ef all on em dont head against the wind hand in the game Then we struck a sincere in their praise of the medicine as I The man who is charitable to himself will their works they would no longer feel Then the blackbirds are soon fol- fine old fellow that led us a pretty am listen to the mute appeal of assistance made Dr Williams Pink Pills contain in a con- by his stomach or his liver in the shape of justified in performing 3 worth of lowed by others and when the proper chase before we finally brought him to Any child can see at a glance the necessary to and labor on the farm one day and 150 time comes each family does it full the ground As is well known there is densed form all the elements the blood and divers dyspeptic qualms glauduneasy sensagive new life and richness to saving to the purchaser of the that secretes in the regions of the Morth on the road the next duty and the insects are obliged to no gamer animal on earth than ani old restore shattered nerves They are also a tionsbile Hostotters Stomach Bitters my The famous Waverley Bicycle We have long stood with those who succumb It is stated by competent au- Â¬ boar He will charge a tiger and even specific for troubles peculiar to females such his sir or madam as the case may be is dear model of last year is greatly im- Â¬ think the road tax should be collected thority that the red winged blackbirds an eleplhant and never reckons for a mo as suppressions irregularities and ell forms what you require Hasten to use if you are a radical troubled with heartburn wind in the stomIn men in money and have paid cash for several destroyed in a single locality more ment the size or strength of the foe of weaknesscases arisingthey effect worry proved yet the price is but 60 from mental cure in all skin ach years but under the present system of than 10000000000 insects during one therefore when he is at bay he nearly overwork or excesses of whatever nature your or note that your sallowor the whites of hue We have no new machinery to buy eyes are taking a road management it cannot always be season The blackbird does not rival always goes for the horse or if he gets Pink Pills arc sold in boxes never in loose bulk at i0 cents a box or six boxes for 250 applied to the best advantage A S100 Waverlsy for fastidious people Xo woman in praising her children ever Patti as a singer but it does attend a chance for the man and may be had of all druggists or direct said anything that was interesting or origNew features everywhere lis bearings In some sections even where great strictly to business and its business An exciting adventure occurred to by mail irom Dr Williams Medicine Com- inal Atchison Globe are absolutely true and dustproof Tho claims were made for the naturally like that of an entomologist is bugs cne of the native princes at Jodhpore pany Schenectady N Y price is S10Q to everyone good condition of the roads the boun- Â¬ Iut long before this other birds have while I was there His horse fell with Catalogue Free for Fifty Gouts tiful crops sometimes lie unmoved been working for the farmer searching him just as he had got up to a cunning DEMAND FOR FLINTLOCKS Over 400000 cured Why notletXo-To-BaIndiana Bicyclo Co Indianapolis Ind through a period of high prices simply all the hidden places under the bark of iig that crossed and recrossed the regulate or remove your desire lor tobacco because the naturally bad condition of trees about old stumps amidst the horses- stride and as he was on the Tlicy Are Made to Delight African and Saves moucy makes health and manhood Otlier Savages Cure guaranteed 50e andSlOO all druggists Q the roads at certain seasons of the year moss and dead leaves and in other ground the boar came for him but in a hJ xj flintlock Strange as it may appear forbids the hauling of loads Farmers places which the farmer never dreams moment he was up Jumping on one 3 33 3 S3 3 A milkman is the custodian of as many study and plan and work to increase of for the concealed larvae1 where the side he caught the old pig by the hind muskets are not merely a record of by- family secrets as a doctor or preacher production they studj- the law of sup- embryo insects are thus destroyed by legs and held him until his companions gone- ag es says the St Louis Globe- Atchison Globe Ik 3 S3 3 Democrat In 1895 no fewer than 18203 S3 3 3 3 ply and demand they watch the mar the million One of the most industri- came up and got in their spears 000 gunilints were produced at the Tho nublic awards the nahn to Hales 3ets that they may be enabled to sell ous of these early workers is the On the way back to the bungalow Tjimrhcath mines Brandon Suffolk Ilonev of Ilorehound and Tar for coughs IF 3 33 wi ix their produce when prices are best jl Brown Creeper which searches every from this hunt we had a good gallop England Tioiftflin n nhipflv to tie- - 1iKc s n t i Jjrops iuie in onemmute lootiiaeiic 3 3 3 S3 3 in short the many of them do their tree as if it had a special contract to In the far distance we saw a pig ahead i 3 S3 3 A poor free lunch costs morethana good part as well as far as their own private secure a certain number of specimens of us going hard so off we darted at lio ht Africansoand other savages who long used to flintlocks dinner Euins EornV having been S3 3 3 3 3 business is concerned On the other of larvae every week Thus does this full pace to ride him dawn Of hhe three give them up hand the railroads and elevators are bird like may others take time by the one fell heavily in the thick grass but are reluctant to manufacturing these 333 Stand straight and strong St Jacobs The method of ever ready to do their part as far as forelock and destroy millions of in- we others were lucky enough to keep Oil cures lame back cures piomptly 3 S3 S3 S3 S3 wn Hints is very interesting In the tljeir private business of handling the sects before they lune a chance to our feet Bound by the rnaharajahs the worker 333 No woman ever lacks self confidence farmers produce is concerned Under emerge from this first stage of their ex- shooting tower went the pig and we operation of flanking his left hand when she is arguing about religion in take a quarter S3 S3 3 S3 S3 these conditions what is to hinder the istence after him until at last after a run of will placing it on his knee around and intelligent farmer from always pushing 333 But we must not forget our old friend four miles we Tcde him into anullahin which a protecting band of leather has The pain that tortures sciatica The cure his produce into market at such time as the robin of which it is said that cures it St Jacobs Oil and out of which he dodged first to one been strapped gently tap the flint with his best judgment dictates Simply the 9 aHe am tSmif jji Tz vji aus s side and then to the other until after a hammer giving it each time a well By some name or You have no doubt reinai Ued how effecweakness of the connecting link the All men who know other call him brother a short fight he had had his fill Alto- directed blow At every tap a flake six tive a worthless man is in politics him highway the one thing over which the The robin is more than a brother to gether four old boars were killed to be inches long and one inch wide falls into people have full control There are When bilious or costive cat a Cascaret the farmer for by his activity in de brought back in triumph while we were his hand and if a good one is deposited candy cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 25c times when the farm is practically at lunch at about 1230 oclock The ones being For 14 years this shoe by merit eloae has dismuch farther from the nearest village vouring insects he sometimes benefits maharajah could not of course eat in a pail by his side all bad work these Self love is not so great a sin as tanced all competitors discarded The knappers the farmer more than could a real than the village is from the great mart with us oni account of his caste but flints with hammers with long thin Indorsed by over lOOOCOO wearers as the N Y Weekly best in style lit and durability oi any shoo ever to which it is tributary and until the brother came in and smoked his cigarette in our heads often made of old files trans Â¬ offered at Sj53QO- Ilave the farmers any adequate idea company immediately afterward Xo and weak link is made strong farming will in all tho LATEST SHAPES and It is on an noLong with short years with rheumatism ctyle3 made every variety cime St Jacobs Oil and a cure of leather and of not be as generally profitable as it of the aluc of the services rendered man was seriously hurt and no horse versely striking the strip of flint One dealer in a town given exclusive solo and The best author- damaged so with the sport we en iron fixed in their benches by the birds them Â¬ otherwise would be The Epitomist local paper Too much sugar will spoil v liat might advertised inSST Write for on receipt of reason catuloeuo to W I ity states that the biids effect saving to joyed it had truly been a delightful able order inoiiiCHcelcers Escnrsion Tickets prove an excellent dish X Y Weekly DOUGLAS Brockton 3Mas3 the country each year of not less than day Rochester X Y Union DAIRY SUGGESTIONS 2d On Pebrnarv 15th and lGth March 1st 100000000 The farmer should be the loth and lGth April oth Glh 19th and 20th Milk of different temperatures should birds best friend and stanch defendMay 3rd 4th 17th and 181 h 1S97 llome SULTAN GOES AT FULL SPEED seekers excursion tickets will be sold by the never be mixed er for it is the birds alone which stand Cleveland Akron 111 With cows long in milk the butter between the farmer and the loss of 5inlsters Have to Run to Keep Up ly every point in Columbus Ivy to neat the West North and The The The vpf vritli Him will come slowly But argues some picahis crops Northwest South and Southwest at rates o Abdul Hamid leads a life of retire- about one faro for the round trip The only way to keep cows is to keei yune tiller of the soil the birds oat to Parties contemplating them perfectly clean my cherries and the crows pull up my ment a political necessity which does see or write to any C A a trip will -do wellfor C Ry- agent not interfere with his amusements rates of fare limits of tickets and full inThe oleo law has been sustained in corn ami Im bound to kill em to the mosque a Once a week his West Virginia by the supreme court of The Smithsonian Institution long laborious journeyvisit some 80 yards formation or to the undersigned C 1 of that state The law requires that oleo ago sent out a warning to the farmers provides the spectator with an admira Â¬ Daly General Passenger Agent Cleveland 0 be colored pink and for a violation of it o the country regarding the impending Opinions are good things to have in life card of jEQffly by selling it in the guise of butter a fine extinction of the birds and the dire- ble entertainment The you to the but an extra pair of suspenders arc often There are two kinds of snrsaparilla The best and the a pa- of more practical value Hams llorn of 20 and costs was imposed An ap- ful results which are sure to follow British embassy admits as the sultans guest you rest The trouble is they look alike And when tho rest peal affirmed the decision When the last bird yields its life to vilion where cofare handsomely refreshed with tea dress like the best whos to tell them apart Well the tree At ten cents a bushel potatoes do not the pot hunter or is offered up to sat fee sweets and cigarettes the eternal THE MARKETS is known by its fruit Thats an old test and a safe one pay the grower but they will pay the isfv the demands of that tvrant Dame cigarettes without which the whole ma And the taller the tree tho deeper the root Thats another dairyman who purchases them at that Fashion then and only then will chinery of Turkish administration Cincinnati April ia 3 25 LIVE STOCK CattlecommonS 2 75 test Whats the root the record of these sarsaparillas Tho price to feed his milch cowts Farmers some farmers see where they have erred would cease to act If Abdul Ilamid 4 55 4 00 Select butchers will be too late The ruin will 5 00 one with the deepest root is Ayers but it The fone with the richest 4 25 who are hauling potatoes out to the field knew that a visitor had lacked a cigar CALVES Fair to good light 3 25 3 80 flOGS Common be used as fertilizers will find it will have been wrought the damage done ette too is Ayers Ayers Sarsaparilla has a record of to fruit that 4 00 3 90 Mixed packers I believe would take to his bed 3 93 The farmer should see to it that the and refuse to he 4 10 pay better to first put them through live Light shippers half a century of cures a record o f many medals and awards exercise that subtle hu SHEEP 4 25 4 75 boys and girls of his neighborhood are manitj for which his regime is so just LAMBS Choice stock 9 00 6 00 culminating in the medal of the Chicago Worlds Fair which spring 3 35 fo 3 65 FLOUR Winter family cools the milk much more taught that the killing of birds or ly renowned Water admitting Ayers Sarsaparilla as the best shut its doors against GRAIN Wheat No 2 red O 91 rapidly says a writer than air will do robbery of their nests is a crime not S8 S2 No 3 red Once upon a time the commander the rest That was greater honor than the medal to be the only 26 Corn No 2 mixed v mid on this account the water setting only an injury to their neighbors but of the faitlif ul used to ride a white horse Sarsaparilla admitted as an exhibit at the Worlds Fair If you a 20Va Oats No 2 must be used in the winter as well as an actual harm to themselves for be to the mosque That became too fa 36 Ch Rye No 2 want to get the best sarsaparilla of your druggist heres an of H 25 11K choice the summer It would be a simple mat yond all question the destructiongirlsthe tiguing and he took to a carriage which HAY Prime to Mess pork 9 87 infallible rule Ask for the best and you 11 get Ayers the boys and Ask ter to set the Avater to be used out of birds will cause to weep bitter tears of was driven slowly back to the palace PROVISIONS steam 4 07i Lard Prime of for Ayers and youll get the best 10 the present day 9 S BUTTER Choice dairy doors to get cold bef ore putting it in W Prime to choice creamery repentance later in life when they real- while the ministers walked on either vSSj 2 00 the tank 175 side Sometimes however such is ths APPLES Per bbl ize the harm which has been done and 93 75 of the sultans nature he POTATOES Per bbl MUD IS EXPENSIVE they will reap the penalty Under the impetuosity NEW YORK 4 45 4 65 a drives himself back in a park phaeton FLOUR Winter patent old English law and ours as well 77H It Entails an Annual Loss Estimated mans house is his castle and the man at so liery a pace that the unfortunate GRAIN 2 Wheat No northn S No S24 red at 250000000 ministers have to run clutching one CORN No 2 mixed 29Ja has a right to defend his home even another by the coattails for it is their OATS Mixed cc 22U It is an inside figure to put the to the extent of killing the man who 9 25 9 00 amount this country annualty contrib to reach the palace steps in time PORK New mess 4 40 LARD Western tries to enter without permission Will dutjr utes to the mud fiend at 250000000 of anyone attempt to say that a bird who to receive their gracious master when CHICAGO fil5 which amount Iowa pays at least S builds a nest in which it lays its eggs he alislits Should they be too late FLOUR Winter patents 4 20 4 50 9J A total loss Mud does not S9i C00000 presume a very per GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 73 a 74 J and rears its young has no right to pro- they would be I No 2 Chicago spring give back anything to anybody There tection It has the right of ownership emptory redistribution of salaries So CORNNo 2 24 17 is nothing reciprocal about it It is rven by a power higher than the au- the ministers have to engage in ath OATS No 2 8 45 8 50 PORK Mess a loss complete absolute and irrecover- thority which granted the titles to the letic exercise quite nnsuited to their LARD Steam i 4 22 able even in part A man loses 1000 land on which we live a title from its mode of life in order to preserve their BALTIMORE 9 xSKTCJSircKtes rSTiDn 3 90 4 25 imsrMnaiiK sffgs ggg ijnw jwipwfci hard earned emoluments and perquis- FLOUR Family by his house being destrojed by Are Creator and yours J G 2 78 GltAis Wheat No wwd ALL ites English Magazine but somebody is benefited b that loss V 27 A 27JJ Corn Mixed AA Why should I deprive my neighbor v 23 v ayv 24 DtlSSTS Oats Mixed 21J In rebuilding the sawmill the sash Of his goods against his will 3Ijsrcst Heatlsen Temple 1150 flTTST7ITnTlnDT to nrft anvr9fnirnTijfTintiftn- rnarfret LARD Reiined RTPfT TTm7T fliaTilnnl T rf the carpenter and door manufacturer 16 85 Hands were made for honest labor JOD0UUU1DL1 UUttnaiUIlIMJ liefer The leargest heathen temple in the PORK Mess Â¬ v pie and boofclet free Ad STEBLIXG RE3IEDY CO Chicago Montreal Can or New Yorfc 4 25 4 65 CATTLE First quality Sot to plunder nor to steal the painter and the plumber find a mar sivA 4 40 worla Is in Seringapatam and it com- HOGS Western 4 50 a bank ket for material and labor If nest not only prises a square each side being onf Tie who robs a birds INDIANAPOLIS 600 SECOND HAND BICYCLES 5 TO 1- 5discounts a note which proves worth Â¬ wrongs the bird but he deprives his 86 GRAIN Wheat No 2 Allmakes GOOD AS NEW Munt be cloned a loss to the bank neighbor of the iirotection which na- mile in length inside of which aresb Worfc 23 less the mone3 while Corn No 2 mixed out Lists free LAMeadCyclcCo Chicago other squares The walls are twenty J7J4 Oats No 2mlxd on its mission and is not a ture has provided He who loes someHAY COAL ST00K GRAIN ijfoes about A Si BUrrASrU5 V AND COTTON SCALES LOUISVILLE Mud thing be it ever so little toproteet the five feet high and five feet thick and less without somebodys gain 3 75 4 00 is FLOUR Winter patent CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS knows neither friend nor foe Jn the birds does something not only for him- he hall where pilgrims congregate 87 No 2 red ANK E GRAIN Wheat 165S Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use supported by 1000 pillars each cut from 25 of matter Corn Mixed pos ratural organization self and for his neighbor but for in t Ime sold by drttRRists 9 21 a single block of stone Oats Mixed San Firancisc WHEN TVKITIXC TO ADVERTISERS may have a place but thatplace is not terity as well 50 PORK Mess plcnsc state that you caw the Advertise Chronicle 5 03 Cliuton la LARD Steam H H WATERS in the road Judge Thayer ment In this paper will probably suffer Â¬ I I W are adapted to his business If part of the land is marsh he will underlay it with the most approved system of drainage if it has not been properly cultivated he buys the best subsoil plows in order that the riches which lie just below the surface may The fertilbe brought to light izers which he thinks best adapted to the crop which he wishes to cultivate are procured and applied with a lavish hand knowing as he does that this expenditure will repay him perhaps a hundredfold The enterprising farm- Â¬ er calls to his aid not only all the improved tools and improvements for cul- Â¬ tivation irrigation and protection but invokes also all the forces of nature which can in any way assist him He lifts the subsoil and invites the air to help him pulverize it he erects a windmill and asks the wind to aid in raising the water with which to irrigate he digs ditches and calls urion the water which the wiud power has lifted to do its part in nourishing the parched earth Thus his vegetables his grain and his grasses through an intelligent use of natures forces spring up and flourish for a time but only to meet ZSow the insects ap new dangers pear upon the scene and the aspect changes Can it be that the farmer has put himself to all this great expenditure of labor tools material and time only to be thwarted at last It certainly looks so But nature which was responsible for the dangernowprovldes the remedy and that remedy is the birds which come in regular order each spring almost as egular as the seasons In the Bigelow Papers this reference ismadc to the blackbirds in A Xew England Spring Fust come the blackbirds clatterin in Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ n Ainevicans Thrilling Account ol a Hunt for Tlieiu A Rochester traveler just returned Eyes Strained Nervous System Mat- Â¬ from India had an interesting story to tered and Ilrain Affected the Pa Â¬ tell a Union reporter recently on sport tient Then Becomes a AVrecIi in India The conversation naturally drifted to that peculiarlyexciting and From the Leader Cleveland Ohio intensely interesting national sport of A dressmaker ypu know is by the very boar sticking nature of her work compelled to overtax It is a curious sensation said the herself many ways This is Rochester man leaning comfortably true of in eyes and nerves and especially the therefore back in his chair going through the the brain and almost every other organ of long grass after your prey at full pelt the hody Very often a dressmaker must Vt first it seems as if only a miracle work by lamp or gaslight and thus an undue can save your horse from tripping over strain Is imposed on her optic nerves The this over the burnt tip stumps and roots of coarse lesult of and severe tension with me was a loss constant herbage but if you have a sure footed of appetite and loss headache lassitude that of sleep Ucinjr in horse a scramble or two is all that you condition my work was naturally performed BPISSMERS TROUBLES Ml J i iJMi 1 T fc t and often seem to be greater than she is doubly truo when sickness comes to her and leaves In its vrake isablotobear This i WyW tude which bespeaks a broken down condition The most fruitful causes ol these conditions are that condition of lassi- Â¬ XO T0 - ri f j Â¬ n Â¬ Â¬ Y Â¬ Â¬ 3 rw mm FF I -ECONOMY rw Â¬ IS WEALTH U Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ c - t3t5 4J 4J - Â¬ JIHfc Â¬ - -- T J Â¬ Â¬ nrwTtfST a -K Â¬ i a m Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- self-forgetti- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 Â¬ B Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 7 Â¬ w 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ curattHsfiimbH -i Jy - Â¬ w gti mzr ii in - T TT A Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ b Week Seaie - njl Â¬ k - j V i 4 t -V SPG At s n V ii - Iff - - -f - SP i VW D - V - VI S 7 w a iaw y jr tfT kt wr rjT - - Tv - irft tt V s T i j t -- - v -- - if v r f J- - - rt r W p fr if i X - s ti to v Kv 8 f - s THE SCIlKtej NfS djtTESDAY AfRlI 20 i97 fe -- X- Sherman Siivebs has taken the agency for the Cincinnati Daily Times a most excellent paper and will Iiave it delivered to subscribers in any FOR STATE SENATOR part of the city for six cents per week We are authorized to announce James M Thomas as a candidate He solicits your subscription tf the from Senator State for District Senatorial Twenty eighth 3roin The Birth Placo to the Tomh of composed of the counties of Bourbon U S Grunt Cheap Excursion Bates to New York City Montgomery and Clark subject to the Democratic primary elecOn account of the unveiling of the Grant action of the anouuraent in New York City excui sion tion July 31st tickets will he sold via the C O Route at flStor FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY Cliftun Arnsparger as a candidate for We are authorized to announce v - Â¬ re election as County Attorney subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Sam Â¬ Rogers as a uel B Attorney subject candidate for to the action County of the Democratic party TWIN BROTHERS BEST QUALITIES PERFECT PITS LOWEST PRICES 9 VI M z 4 i fe Is - t - -- ft V w h I- - We are authorized to announce Denis Dundon as a candidate for County At-Â¬ 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 v- YOU ARE NOW THINKING OF BUYING FOB JUDGE We are authorized to announce S D We are authorized to announce Wm Clay as a candidate for Assessor of M Purnell as a candidate for Judge County subject to the action of Bourbon County subject to the Bourbon of the democratic party action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Gar We are authorized to announce iworld 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 W S Anderson We are authorized to announce Wm We are autnorized to announce T E Of Peck P O Pike Co O Recommends Ifc will be of great assistance to you to look Ashbrook as a candidate for Judge of H Whaley as a candidate for Assessor Wrights Celery Capsules through our mammoth stock of Q To the Wright Medical Co Bourbon County subject to the action of Bourbon County subject to the ac Â¬ Columbus Ohio tion of the Democratic party Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights of the Democratic party Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drujr We are authorized to announce Will ist Waverly O and used them for Stomach FOR CIRCUIT CLERK G McClintock as a candidate Trouble and Constipation I was unable to We are authorized to announce Chas Assessor of Bourbon County subject for do anything for nearly two years I used to three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they E Butler as a candidate for Circuit the action of the Democratic party Slave cured me For the benefit of others so Clerk subject to the action of the Demo- Â¬ afflicted I wish to send this letter cratic party Very truly yours We are authorized to announce Archie W S Andersom W Bedforp as a candidate for Assessor Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box We are authorized to announce T of Bourbon County subject to the Send address on postal to the Wright Med Hart Talbot as a candidate for Circuit action of the Democratic party Co Columbus O for trial size free We have the lateit styles all col ors all sizes Seeing is free It wont cost you a penny to inspect our lcrk subject to the action of the You will be satisfied when you trade at Twin Bros that you get Rpliable Goods at Reliably Prices We are authorized to announce C L goods Democratic party Queen Crescent Route j Hough as a candidate for Assessor of announce We authorized International 25Convention Y M C A George are JMcCarney as to candidate Bourbon County subject to the action Have just received carload after carload of choicest novelties in a of the Republican party T April 21 International Conference 3Iobile secretarys elma April 24 28 General for Circuit Clerk subject to the action We are authorized to announce C J arranged with our connections for train ser i of the Democratic party Daniel as a candidate for Assessor of vice lo Mobile Ala through selma thus Bourbon County subject to the action obviating the necessity of 3 additional fare for sheriff which will have to be paid on tickets of the Republican party via the other routes We are authorized to announce Queen Crescent train service from Cin Â¬ George cinnati to the South Is too well known to re Sheriff W Bo wen as a candidate fo for surveyor subject to the action of the q ul re any praise Low rates in effect for We are authorized to announce Benj thee meetings All trains run via ChattaC Democratic party If elected Mr W Uiooga and Lookout Mountain Bowens deputies will be W W F Bedford Jr as a candidate for It will be both pleasureable and profitable to look through this Depnrtmrnt Our stock oilers great inÂ¬ IRinearson Genl Passr Agent Cincinnati re election as Surveyor of Bourbon Mitchell and James Burke County subject to the action of the ducements in oxcellence and variety at such low prices that youwill regret if youail to call We are authorized to announce Democratic party Piles Piles Piles f f Brutus J Clay Jr with G W Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching Judy aod J Smith Clarke as deputies FOR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS ts Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the We are authorized to announce Miss ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant action of the Democratic party We have an entire new stock of Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes in Blacks and Tans Best makes Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment relief Kate Edgar as a candidate for is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the as Superintendent of Public Schools and material at money saving prices private parts and nothing else Every box COUNTY CLERK FOR for Bourbon County subject to the by Is guaranteed Sold per druggists sent by box WILLIAMS anailfor 50c and SI action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Ed Mb G CO PropjS Cleveland O For sale by D Paton as a candidate for re election We are authorized to announce WV W T Brooks druggist as Clerk of the Bourbon County Court E Williams as a candidate for Super Â¬ Incomparable Service subject to the action of the Democratic intend nt of Public Schools for Bourbon With every purchase at our store you a coupon and when you get 10 worth of coupon tickets you County subject to the action of the get free a large handsome glass framed picture - party The Queen and Crescent trains are the flnDemocratic party est trams run in the state ot Kentucky jgreatly reduced rates Tickets will be sold jgood going April 23d to 26th inclusive good to return leaving New York until and includ Â¬ ing May 4th The Chesapeak and Ohio is he only line passing within view of General Grants birth place at Point Pleasant Ohio and the semi uary at Maysville Ky where 2ie received his early education and from which he went direct to West Point The famous F b V Limited leaving Lex Â¬ ington at 1125 a m is the only modern electric lighted train running through to New York without change serving all meals in Dining car Wasningtou Express leaving 3Lexington 835 p m connects in Washington he nextafternoon with Congressional Limit Â¬ ed scenery The of the Chesapeake and Ohio particularly at this season of the year is more attractive than can be had along the line of any other Rail Koad of equal extent in the FOR COMMONWEALTHS ATTORNEY Spring FromiseTo ClothingBuvGrs IS Â¬ J IJeW Spring Suifyl - r MENS BOYS CLOTHING The Handsomest Line of Clothing Ever Displayed in Bourbon County -- v pur--chas- ed Silks Dress Goods Dry Goods Percales White Goods Wash Goods Wash Goods Cottons Calicos Laces Muslin Underwear Corsets Handkerchiefs Gloves Hosiery Lace Curtains Embroideries Table Damasks Napkins etc Â¬ - le-elec-ti- on 24jy-96-- ly gt R EE iy K i - M- rf --- s Four daily trains to Cincinnati connect FOR JAILER with the main highways of the Great Trunk iinesof theNorth WestandEast Washiug--ito- n We are authorized to announce This is the line par excellence to New York Boston and the East Samuel T James as a candidate for The Queen and Crescent connects with Jailer subject to the action of the every line out of Cincinnati Democratic party S T Swift P T A Lexington Ky W G Morgan E P A Lexington Ky We are authorized to announce W C o ones as a candidate for re election as Jailer subject to the action of the Mr Jones candi- Â¬ Democratic party OF dacy is in the interest of Mrs Landon Ashbrook FOR MAGISTRATE We are authorized to announce John M Clay as a candidate for Magistrate from the Centerville precinct subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR POLICE JUDGE - your trading home If you want to buy right if you want to be treated right if you want to save money make our store v MASTERS SALE BROTHERS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 3VSTI3Xr 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY MILLER has received the exclusive agency for this and adjoining counties for the sale of Bryans new book entitled The First Battle It is written in Mr Bryans style clear concise and logical best His inspiring language full of keen satire and brilliant rhetoric will charm interest and instruct not only those who were his most devoted followers but also his most ardent omoonents The books contains about 600 pages printed from large clear type with 32 full page illustrations a magnificent colored presentation plate and an autograph preface handsomely bound m cloth half morocco or full morocco at 175 225 and 275 each Mail orders will receive prompt attention Address Oscar W Miller Hutchison Ky TOWS PROPERTY vs 1 - Bourbon Circuit Court iJames W Lancaster etc Plaintiffs Charles Humble etc Defendants By virtue of a judgment of the Bour Â¬ don Circuit Court made and entered in the aoove stjTled cause on the 17th day of March 1897 1 will sell publicly to the highest bidder at the Court house ioor in Paris Kentucky on -- FRIDAY APRIL 30TH 1897 Â¬ between the hours of 10 oclock a m and 2 oclock p m the following described property to wit I j i yi r in1 n- - iji y A certain lot situated in the city of Paris Bourbon county Kentucky and described as follows Beginning at the 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 Blown 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 Jackson by Sheriff of Bourbon county and lEdmond Butler by deed recorded in J3ourbon County Clerks office in Deed JBook No 59 pages 446 447 and 448 Said sale will be made on a credit of six months and the purchaser will be to execute bond with good se curity to be approved by the under Â¬ 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 oond for the amount of the interest of the remaining owners and for the costs Said property is sold for the purpose of ---re--quir- ed We are authorized to announce Wm Remington as a candidate cfot Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce W H Wto are authorized to announce John Boone as a candidate for Jailer sub first mortgage Apply ject to the action of the Democratic R Adair as a candidate for Police at The Bourbon News Judge subject to the action of the party office 26inar tf Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm We are authorized to announce AND FOREIGN U L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of Clark as a candidate for Police Newt Judge PKOCURED Bourbon County subject to the action subject to the action of the Democratic of the Republican party EUGENE W JOHNSON party We are authorized to announce John SOLICITOR AND ATTORNEY IN PATÂ¬ FOB MAYOR H Stewart as a candidate for Jailer ENT CAUSES subject to theaction of the Democratic we are aurnonzea to announce 1729 New York Ave Washington D C party Benj Perry as a candidate for Mayor of the City of Paris subject to Office established 18G8 Charges moderate Correspondence Requested the action of the Democratic party FOR CONSTABLE 2mar ljan98 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 WO STORY brick house on Upper Pleasant street adjoining the resi dence of S S Ulay Apply to 29sep tf A C ADAIR Money To Loan The First Battle S500 L H Landman H D Ky Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris PATENTS TUESDAY MAY 11TH 1897 returning every second Tuesday in eack montn FOR KENT C F CLAY 4766 KWCORD 318 - T Sire of Coleridge 205- Choral 203 Arthur W 211k Claybourne 21L Connor 212- Clorine 213 Cling 214- Lee 215 and thirty nine others iJ230 list - HOUSE - KB LOT km BLACR Sired by CALIBAN 394 Record 234r Sire of Cyclone 223i the sire of Gillette 211 Dr Sparks 212 Cicerone Cyclone Wilkes 214 Cocoon 215 and sixteen others in 230 SMITH SHOP FOR SALE Â¬ division EMMETT M DICKSON MCBCC John V- M Brennan Attv - THE SUN The first of American Newspa- Â¬ pers CHAS A DANA Hditor The American Constitution the DESIRE to sell my house and lot with blacksmith shop at Jackson- Â¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal 1 dam Soprano dam of Eminence 218f Strathbridge 224 1 PARIS ICE MFG CO Ambryon 219 Su ance in twelve months For further premacy 228 grandam of Red Silk 210 Brown Silk 219 tne dani of particulars address or call on PHIL NIPPERT China Silk 2 216 and of Emeer 2281 etc bv Strathmore T08 toire of 19feb Manager BENJ F SHARON sixty five and of the dams of over seventy from 209 to 230 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky 2 dam Abbess dam of Steinway 3 225 1 Solo 228 Currency 222- etc by Albion s 3 dam by Marshal Ney son of Imp Emancipation fjV Caliban 394 by Mambrino Pilot 29 dam Cassia by Cassius M Clay Jr 22 etc cottage 5 rooms 10 per C ERTY A Strathmore 408 by Hambletonian 10 dam Lady Walterinire dWof Marshal BRICK First class repair ApNey 2034 by North American 2 dam by Hambletonian 2 ply to BC INGELS Or O EDWARDS lljant f AND C F Clay is a horse of great finish and style in fact as much so as any horse HQUS E SIN PAINTER we know of Is a beautiful mahogany bay with black points and stands 153J nanus uign ms peaigree is run or tne richest producing blood whichhas vear after AND year added new and brilliant performers to the turf for instance Kannie Etti coat out of his dam has given in 1896 Red Silk 210 and Brown Silkl9 the lat434 Main St Paris Ky ter the dam of China Silk record 216 beyond question the best filly of 1896 As a two three ana five year old C P Clay was cam- Â¬ JALSO DEALER IN paigned and landed many good races securing his record of 218 His first crop of foals came in his form and for several years afterward he was the Oil -- Varnishes leading sire when age of foals was considered His get all possess his grand inBrushes Artists Ma Â¬ dividuality and are especially speedy and as to race horse qualities the perfor- Â¬ mances of Coleridge 205 Choral 208 Connor 211 Arthur W 211 and others Window are too recent and of too much merit to need any comment But few better sires Glass Etc than C F Clay are now in the stud His colts Bre not only trotters but are show horses as well having probably been awarded as many premiums at- the leading Estimates promptly furnished for fairs as the get of any horse in Kentucky Q F Clay will make the season of 1897 glass paints painting anddecorating at Emerald Park Stock Farm 5h miles north of Paris at THE GREATEST 2I2i I Optician La n d m a n has been visiting this city regularly for over five years and has ad Â¬ justed glasses to the eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon County and has proven himself com- Â¬ 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- Â¬ ly and make any change necessary to Examination free THE PATRONS OF THE PARIS give satisfaction Drs W References J Fithian TO ICE MFG CO Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C We appreciate your past patronage D Cram of Paris We are now ready to quote prices for next season and will not be undersold by anybody Remember our ice is of pure distilled water ICE ICE Weekly Cincinnati - DAI FOR RENT Commercial Tribune ONLY 50c A Year COMMERCIAX TRIBUNE CO Â¬ Cincinnati O -- aa nude Â¬ m mn siisiesn The old and well known firm of Smedley Butler of Alillersburg Ky is now in progress of liquidation owing to the assignment of J G Smedley All of the large stock of dry soods notions fancy goods domestics boots shoes hats caps and every article kept by a first class store is now being offered at cost for cash This is a fine oppor Â¬ tunity for any one wishing to engage in the dry goods business and assume con-Â¬ trol of a house already established and well known throughout Central Â¬ tucky Any one wishing to buy Ken the stock as a whole should address Of the firm of Smedley 3E3stalolislaeca S-Xj- E- two-year-o- ld two-year-o- ld FOR I six-year-o- ld Paints Â¬ terials - r i t l 25 To J Insure I iving Colt F BARBEE MillersMrg Ky Jk OFAtt ASSIGNEES NOTICE PASH10N WAGZNE ALL OUCO tr-- is y fi- - r---- 4 hT4 Incomparable American Idea the American The service Reduced Bates to NewTfdrk City Spirit These first last and all train North on the Queen Crescent fast Through Pullman drawing room sleepers Standard vestibuled day 511 -rPrrr 01n coaches lavatories and smoking rooms fche time forever xnruuwaettuuunioftiwmc n1l Elegant Cafe tarlor and observation nnrs wine ana oue naii nours to Cincinnati 10 round trip tickets to New York City at Baily by mail 6 a year hours to Louisville from Chattanooga one and one third fares goihe April aura O- L MlTCHELIi Sundayby mail 8 a year 3aily to 26 inclusive and good to return until DitfEaijf r Agt Chattanooga Tenn May 4th Two Limited Vestibuled Trains each is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in See advertisement in another column waV daily making three hours quickest the world of W J Bryans new book The First time from Central Kentucky points Battle Send your order to Oscar George W Barney Price-5c a copy By mail 2 a yearr Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour- Div Pass Agent Lexingtonr Ky AddressTJTE SUN New lYork Don county 1 11T persons having claims against assigned estate of J W Mock are requested to presert tnein at Co AWARDED DIPLOMA AND SILVER MEDAL AT T T - iaw a tin v office in Paris Ky Tnose knowing themselves indebted to the firm JO are requescea to of J W Mock and thereby ayoid court pay promptly cost nl UIUUBIJV rT-rrc-n IJiVVCU CIO aa 1 rofinirofl Ttt uy ALEX BUTLER Buller Millersburg Ky U M EXPOSITION IN PARIS PRICE25 CENTS YEARLY S0BSCRIPTINS2 I ASSIGNEES NOTICE Chanslor are hereby notified to them at once properly proven present quired by lawto the undersigned or Â¬ to his attorney Harmon Stitt Paris The Sunday Sun HARMON STITT 4 -- against ALL persons having claimsIsaic F assigned estate of Kv 26fb mJ i Assignee TOILETTES POBIISHINGCOj jr tr- 1 r v - 7ik rt -- Ur r Wrights Celery Tea regulates the L26VEST23rSTNEW YORK liver and kidneys cures constipation and sick headache 25c at all druggists r E T petcrKsr - A- - 26f b v Shannon Mason Co Ky fc tr -- y w r rV-yi - - J i- - LSfei- YJfi - JA sat 5 a V 4 J - - v- - i 29 Ki blxTfL x rV-- sfes iA