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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): April 23, 1897

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V 1 W - K jr vt3 W 1 X v 4 TH CHAMP MILLER E ngpTfjy j OUR SON PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY tv MILLERSBURG CARLISLE News The-Cifcy-Primary NEWS Established mBEWi Hij tfec - Editors and Owners eeb iwiilr 1881 SEYESTEBim YEAS PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY APRIL 23 1897 News Notes Gathered NO 38 JfcTSSJf THE WAR Between Turkey and Greece Is nothing when compared to the war that Burer In And About The Culled PRICE Come and see the CO 5 CLOTHIERS are making on High Prices Elegant Spring Salts For That we are selling for in 7RA I 5Vt SfiH qvJVi 9 fa 3 mAm qlV UUt laal 9 Also Nobby Childrens Suits IVUJ Remember the Merchant Tailoring Department Mrs Johu K Judy is yet quite ill of June Mrs Cr W Biyan is visiting relatives The Spring term of Nicholas Circuit in Williamstown Court convenes on the third day of May Mr Harvey Lee of Carlisle was here W A Fowle of Elli8ville is a can- Tuesday on business didate for Coroner of Nicholas counb Mr Victor Shipp of Paris was here James A Barr of near this city Monday on business made an assignment to Thos H Pick Dr O Pope has been in Arkansas for rell of the Farmers Bank last Friday the past week on business Jas Watson who kept the tollgate t x McClintock Mclntyre shipped two the Sherbnrne bridge was stricken with cars of hogs this week to Cincinnati paralysis Wednesday and died Thurs- ¬ Mrs Dave Hood of Nepton is the day morning guest of her father Mr G W Mcln ¬ County Judge Tilton has received in tyre formation from State Board of Equali- ¬ McClelland Bros bought 84 head of zation that the assessed value of lands yearling steers at Mt Sterling Mon- ¬ in Nicholas county has been raised 8 per cent town Jots 10 per cent day On the 1st Saturday in May there will There will be a piano recital to night be an election of two Trustees of the at eight oclock in the chapel of the M Carlisle Graded School The election FC will beheld at the Court House between Mr Owen Ingels was in Cincinnati the hours of one and six oclock p m this week buying a new supply of dry The Court House clock and the Car- ¬ goods lisle Mill whistle are now guided by Miss Marguerite Ingels guest of Mrs standard ftme If you were sentenced Jas Woolums returned to Paris yes- ¬ to be hnne at 12 oclock this would terday give you 224 minutes more to Jkercuru live Ben Howard is agent for Winchester Power Laundry Try him work guar ¬ The tax levy for the year 1897 for 20apr 2t anteed Nicholas was made as follows 15 cents for sinking fund 4 cents for Bear M3 Heltie Brown and daughter Miss Lydia visited relatives in Paris foot and Mt Pleasant Turnpike 15 cents for current expenses Amounting to 34 Tuesday cents on the 100 A poll tax of 150 Prof tieynolds Best returned Wed- ¬ was levied nesday from a visit with relatives in ¬ From Nicholas County Precincts is set for the 19 h Brower Scott Frazee 3 Corner Main and Broadway Lexington Kv SOMETHING NEW FIBER CARPETS AND RUGS Artistic Durable Low Priced Carpeting made yard wide Rugs from mat size to 9 by 12 feet BR0WER SCOTT Ei L J iJEsxi3src3 Toia jests Come bring your friends with you and inspect our stock of m C SuitS m Spring Oyercoats t o Order a mm 4fe 8 luuU Pants 325 to 800 Give us a call and be convinced Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded V PRICE New Buggy JLmr CO 1 Company 3t Mrs M Thornton Mrs Robt Tarr will leave Monday Mr for a visit with her brother Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository on Wallace Layson at Olatha Kansas corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we are now prepared to Mr Layson Tarr will meet her at Kan- ¬ do alt kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles such as sas City carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new The Westminister League of the Presbyterian Church will give an ice cream and cake supper to night in the Admission basement of the Church fifteen cents All are inyited everything in the vehicle line The public is invited to inspect our stock and compare our prices We have engaged experienced expert Miss Wilson of theM F C sang a Cincinnati Mrs Anna Thornton went to Paris Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs Hugh Connell Mr and Mrs McClelland Brooks of Paris were guests of Mrs James Collier Tuesday Mr John Welch and family and the Misses Gorham moved to Batesville Ind this week Mrs Fannie Smith of Cynthiana was the guest of her sister Mrs John Mock this week Messrs Chas Martin and Letton Vi mont returned Wednesday from a fox chase in Robertson Misses Bettie and Mollie Mclntyre of Myers Station have been guests of Mr Robt Mclntyre this week Mr W Ernst Butler is agent for the Chicago Rambler and the Ideal Bicycles Call and see before yon buy 3t Mr W Ernst Butler is agent for the Chicago Rambler and the Ideal bicy- ¬ cles and will sell as low as any Jail see him 20apr 3t and Mr D B Simms and Miss Mary Feeback of Shawhanwere marriecTlif the parsonage here Wednesday by Rev Fencetermacher For Rent Blacksmith and carriage shops consisting of shop and five paint rooms with or without the tools A center of town well known stand ¬ a Important Notice 1 On and after April 1st 1S97 I will work strictly for cash I will keep no books and will therefore not credit any- ¬ New Styles New Weaves one 1 will discount ray bills ten per New Designs New Novelties cent but will positively not do any credit business I am compelled to A give my collector ten per cent for col lecting my bills and therefore I will lose nothing by this method but will New Styles Low Prices protect myself from losses and at the Ladies Spring Suits same time I will save my patients ten Ladies Separate Dress Skirts per cent Ladies7 Bicycle Suits I will thank my patients if they will Latest Designs In Wash Fabrics call and settle all their old bills and save costs Thanking you for past kindnesses I hope sill to inerit a part of your patron- ¬ age Sincerely A full line of New Novelties Notions and Fancy Goods Kid Gloves a Specialty 30mar tf Dr J R Adair UUUUI ytjo ra trd a j Complete Line Of 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Mismanaging f j Bll- - - - fcr i New York April 21 A special dispatch to the Sun from Havana says One of the most shocking- illustrations of the savage warfare carried on by the Spaniards in Cuba happened Aion day in this province between the vil lages of Gruanche and Jesus Maria Lieut Col Herrera at the head of a guerrilla force of some 200 men sur prised a Cuban hospital in which about 100 sick and wounded were being- treated Every one inside of the hospital were killed by the invaders who did not even spare two old women who were acting- as nurses One of the three wounded persons who made their escape by creeping covered with blood as they were to a ¬ - ¬ - neighboring forest tells of the massar ere In a letter addressed to a friend in Havana t tsm ing when a shot from our outposts revealed to us the presence of the Spaniards- Believing the place was safe from any attack of the enemy hidden as it was in the forest the Cuban de tachment of 200 men who guarded us retired from the hospital three days ago to take the field Only ten men were left for our protection and they were poorly armed with old carbines They did their best to save us but the Spaniards surrounded them and hacked them to pieces with their ma- ¬ chetes Ten minutes later they had surrounded us also and began their ¬ It was about 11 oclock in the morn ¬ ¬ and innocent women massacre of defenseless wounded men It is impossible to describe in words the horrible scene Driven out from their couches my poor fellow sufferers huddled in the middle of the room and i t H fe8 - r s ii i- - ---- - - -- K cried in vain for mercy The Span ¬ iards answered these cries with in- ¬ sults macheted some and thrust their bayonets into the bodies of the others Havana via Key West Fia April 21 The town of Faisoi in the Matan zas province was raided Thursday aft ¬ ernoon by a Cuban force of about 300 supposedly under one of the officers from Gen Lacrets army The place has three block houses and a garri ¬ son of about 80 Spaniards The Cubans crept through between the block houses early in the morning and before the Spaniards were aware of their presence they were intrenched in a stone church in the center of the town They sent word to the Spanish officers that they had come there for supplies and if they were permitted to get them and retire without trouble they would not attack them but if the Spanish troops disturbed them they would burn the town and capture and destroy the blockhouses This bluff succeeded The Cuban force looted seven or eight stores near ¬ est the church taking large quantities of supplies Before leaving they com pelled the alcade of the town to have tables spread in the church whereupon the officers sat down to a feast to which a large number of persons attended After remaining in the town for six or seven hours without disturbance the force retired Gen Luque who succeeded Gen Bernal has resigned and expects to leave for Spain on the next steamer He is outspoken in his criticism of Weylers tactics and says Cuba is vir tually lost to Spain through Weylers mismanagement ¬ HUNTER WITHDRAWS lie Asks That Another Caucus for a Can ¬ didate Be Held FKAXKFORT Ky April 22 The fol- ¬ lowing notes were made public at noon Wednesday uHon William H Jones Chairman of the Eepublican Joint Caucus Frank ¬ fort Ky Sir I shall be obliged if you will call the republican members of the general assembly in joint caucus at the earliest time convenient to receive a communication which I de- ¬ sire to present to their consideration W Godfrey Hunter Very truly To the Republican Members of the General Assembly of Kentucky Re ¬ sponding to a request just received from Hon W Godfrew Hunter republican nominee for United States senator you are hereby called to meet in joint caucus in the hall of the house of representatives in Frankfort this Wednesday April 21 1897 at S p in for the purpose of receiving a communication referred to and to take such action in the senatorial matter as may be deemed advisable W H Joxes Chairman The above means that Dr W God ¬ frey Hunter has given up all hops of being elected United States senator from Kentuck3 Already the woods is full of candi- ¬ dates who are willing yea anxious to take his place but the race will prob abl3T narrow down between Judge W W Holt and W J Deboe although Holt is believed there are others to have the best chance On joint ballot Wedhesdaj the fol ¬ lowing was the result Hunter 5G Blackburn 41 Martin 12 Boyle G Stone 1 no election Frankfort Ky April 22 No bal- ¬ lot was taken in the senatorial caucus Wednesday night but the vote on the motion to adjourn till Thursday night was a fair test of the strength of the Hunter and anti Hunter elements of the party The Hunter men who are for Deboe voted against adjourning while the anti Hunter men a majority of whom are for Judge Holt voted to adjourn Dr W Godfrey Hunter after aban ¬ doning the senatorial fight at Frank fort Wednesday afternoon secretely boarded the Chesapeake and Ohio ex-¬ press as it left the capital Wednesday night He was accompanied bjhis ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ CITY OF DAMASI Captured and Burned by the Greeks in a Desperate Fight The Situation THE PROGRAMME Of the Democrats With Reference to the Tariff Bill Their Plan is Not to Delay the Bill Any longer Than is Necessary FIFTY FIFTH C0NJJKES ¬ Used Hy c CIamjIo -- r at Tyrnavo is Somewhat In Doubt The Turks Shelling the Tovrn The Greeks Cross the Frontier at Bani Severe Artillery Duel Athens April 21 ¬ ¬ V- - J IV aW E i - r April 21 Billy Vejt lion of Haverstraw N Y was prob ably fatally injured in a boxing bout with Leslie Pearce of Camden N J at the Oljrnpie Athletic club Athens Pa Tuesday night The fight had been scheduled for 15 rounds and at the opening of the fourteenth both men came up fresh and smiling Af ter sparring- for an opening Ver¬ non made a left swing which Pearce cleverly countered and both men broke away More sparring followed and Vernon made a vicious left lungec Pearce ducked without attempting a return when Vernon suddenly col- ¬ lapsed and fell heavily forward on his face He was counted out but continued to lay motionless after Pearce had retired to his dressing room Ver¬ - BILLY VERNON iJadly Injured in a Boxing Bout Athens Pa May Not Recover PmLADELrjriA In ¬ ¬ ¬ nons second Paul Dime of Amster- but he lay still dam N Y made an effort to rouse him -- r i Then several doctors pushed their way to the ringside and upon their direction the unconscious man was carried to his room At a late hour he was still senseless and the physicians gave but slight hope oi his recovery Pearce was placed un der arrest but every other person con nected with the affair managed to escape before the authorities got wind of it There were about 2000 specta- ¬ ¬ tors j BAltimoke April 21 Leading colored citizens of Annapolis and Balti ¬ more hold the opinion that Bundy should maintain his right to enter the naval academy and hold his commission in the navy They think the time has come when the colored people should assert all their political and official rights The colored people at Annapolis forming a large portion of the population will welcome Bundy and give him all the assistance pos- sible Chas B Keid Indicted for Murder Macox Ga April 21 Chas B lleid who shot and killed L M Halstead an attache of a circus in this city April 7 because of an insult said to have been offered to Reids wife by Halstead was indicted for murder by the grand jury of Bibb county Tues day ¬ ¬ ¬ Will Support Bnndy f im fife - May Be Sent to Madrid La Lucha prints Havana April a dispatch from New York which says that President McKinley will send Gen Fitzhugh Lee to represent the United States in Madrid Lee refuses to affirm or deny 2L 4t News has just Greeks after a reached here that the desperate battle have captured and burned Damasi Viglia is still resist- ¬ ing Another division of the Greek troops it is reported has traversed the lleveni pass and captured three block houses This division has almost reached Damasi where it will effect a union with the force that captured the town The 20000 troops under Gen Smolenitz displayed the greatest brav ery Reveui lies 12 miles northwest of Larissa Edhem Pasha with a force variously estimated at from 10000 to 14000 troops led seven assaults against it Monday but all were repulsed by the Greeks Crown Prince Constantine telegraphs here that the Turks at that point were completely and finally repulsed In Athens greater attention has been paid to the operations in the neighbor- ¬ hood of Eeveni than to those at Milou na pass The theory all along has been that if the Greeks could establish themselves at Damasi their road would lie open to Elassona The exact situation at Tyrnavo is somewhat in doubt The news from that point is conflicting But there is no confirmation of the rumor that the place has been captured by the Turks What seems to have happened at Tyr ¬ navo was evacuated in order to send troops forward to Reveni and was then re occupied by troops returning from Milouna Milouna Pass April 21 The Turks have just commenced to shell the town of Tyrnavo All the roads leading to Larissa are crowded with fugitives shouting l Reserves dont try conclu- ¬ sions with the Turks The Greek villages in the plain are completely deserted Athens April 21 A dispatch from Arta says that 3000 Greeks have crossed the frontier at Bani and a se- ¬ vere artillery duel has been in prog ress since Monday The Greek artil ¬ wife lery have silenced the Turkish imauret LEVEE BREAKS fort commanding the town Two atAt Shipland Landing Miss A Mighty tempts by the Turks to cross the river Rush of Water Over the Surrounding were repulsed There has been brisk Country artillery and infantry firing along the Jackson Miss April 22 The Green- ¬ line for about five miles Two Greek ville correspondent of the Associated officers and many Turks have been in it in the direction of reductions have been made Press wires Wednesday morning as killed Washington April 22 The secrefollows Athens April 21 The report of the tary of war Wednesday sent to the At 930 oclock Wednesday morning capture of Damasi by the Greeks un house a report from the chief of enthe dreadful alarm cry of Levee der Gen Smolenitz is confirmed by of- ¬ broke was repeated for the sixth time ficial dispatches Official dispatches gineers of the army upon the survey of in the YazoyMississippi delta when report also that further heavy breaches the mouth of the Green river Ky the huge 18 foot levee at Shipland have been made in the Turkish forts with a view to the construction of a Landing Issaquena county suddenly at Prevesa The bombardment ceased Lock and dam He reports that the crumbled away letting- in with a at nightfall but was resumed Wednes proposed improvements would cost 294 000 and are not justified The mighty rush and roar the ponderous day morning torrent of the great river Shipland is on The ironclad Spetzia has left the secretary also reports that the proposed Promised Land plantation about two Gulf of Arta to join the eastern squad- acquisition of the channel excavated miles below Lake Providence Louis- ron which it is said has an important through Atchafalaya bay La by the Morgan Steamship Co is not advisable iana At the time of the break back mission The speaker water from the upper crevasses was Athens April 21 The news ofjthe of Washington April 22 received the the house Wednesday already against the levee some ten or capture of Damasi puts a new comtwelve inches deep and many high plexion upon the situation on the third letter from Attorney General places around were still uncovered frontier is a great encouragement to McKenna urging in strong terms that Hope was entertained that the worst the government and is likely to have appropriations for the expenses of the had passed and that the fearful flood the most exhilerating- effect upon the United States courts be made at once had spent its fury in the wreck and ruin spirits of the Greeks who had Without special appropriation the atalready wrought But it was not so been greatly depressed by the torney general represents that the Many fine plantations upon which reverses of their troops at Milouna courts must adjourn or else certifi for expenses of jurors partial crops might have been made Pass This success and the fact 2ates be issued officers witnesses and and that many must now share the fate of the rest that the fall of Prevesa seems immi and in all of lower Issaquena Sharkey nent virtually offsets the calamity at persons now held in jail will have and Yazoo counties where there was Milouna If the Greek divisions ef- their confinement lengthened Washington April 22 The repuba foot of water before there will be fect a union at Damasi as is expected three feet or more Places which there is almost nothing in the way lican members of the finance committee of the senate have reached an have heretofore been havens of refuge of their prompt advance to Elassona either to strike out the for live stock and human beings Should the Greeks succeed in reduc- agreement provisions of the Dingley will now have to be abandon- ¬ ing the forts at Prevesa as now seems retroactive ed and in a few short days probable and in occupying the town tariff bill or amend it so as to pave the there will scarcely be a dry spot with the large land force co operating way so to have it stricken out in con- ¬ in all the country south of with the bombarding- warships the ference and have so notified the demothis break between the levees and the road to Janina would be open and the cratic members of the committee Yazoo river Whether there be life Turkish troops in Epirus placed at the The democrats have agreed in view lost in the region immediately affected most serious disadvantage The strat- of this promise not to press the depends upon the question whether egic value of Prevesa to the Turk Vest resolution on the subject of the people are provided with boats In ish division in Albania is that Secretary Gages recent circular addition to the disastrous local conse- ¬ so long as it remains in the This was one of the accomplishments quences of the break it will also have hands of the Turks it makes possible a of the visit of the republican members the effect of raising the water in the steady line of munitions and food sup- to the senate Tuesday The sentiment Yazoo river and keeping that stream plies With Prevesa in the hands of among the republican members is said up at its mouth to such an extent as to the Greeks this line would be promptly to have been against the provision from retard the outflow of flood water in cut and it would be practically impos- the first but they felt that to take deaction upon it in the face the upper delta country sible to revictual the Turkish troops cisive diverse opposition would place by the long land route through Mace- of democratic light of acting under DAMAGING FROSTS donia- On the other hand the Greek them in the fire and taking a position because of the In the Peninsular Section of Virginia troops could be revictualed by sea They of the opposition The Southwest Suffered Very Little Rome April 21 According to a dis criticisms asked that the democrats Richmond Va April 22 In the therefore patch to the Messagero from Athens keep their hands off until the repubpeninsular section of Virginia there was heavy frost Tuesday night and dated Tuesday the forces of the Turks licans should have an opportunity to The some damage to early fruit and veg- and Greeks in the fighting which has make their intentions known taken place in the Milouna pass totaled democrats considered this proposition etables No fear is indicated for the The dispatch fruit in the Danville section and there up 20000 men Constantine adds that as reasonable and agreed to refrain Crown Prince assumes suconsideration of the Vest will be only slight injury in the Prince preme command of the Greek forces from pressing the result of the labors William and Loudoun tier of coun- ¬ resolution until which will fight the Turks Tuesday of the republican members could be ties It Norfolk reports heavy damage to of is also announced that King George known Greece leaves Athens for the frontruck in the counties of Virginia seaWhile not absolutely decided beTuesdajboard and Eastern North Carolina and tier tween the material modification of the Athens April 21 Fighting between provision and its complete cancellation the fruit around Charlottesville suffers it is thought seriously Small fruit the Greeks and Turks was resumed the balance of opinion in the commitin the Staunton district is said to have Tuesday moraing at Reveni not far tee is understood to be quite on the from Tyrnavo northwest from Laris- side of destroying it entirely The been killed but the apple crop is re- ¬ sa A big garded as safe The southwest seems Turks are battle is in progress The democratic senators generally Tselieve attacking in still greater will be the result of the commit- ¬ to have suffered very little force than Monday but the Greeks this deliberations and expect that tees Murderer Kolley Taken to Somersworth are making a stubborn resistance when the bill is handed to them the Montreal April 22 Jos E Kelley It was announced this evening that the self confessed murderer of Cashier the Greeks have recaptured Gritzo clause will have disappeared Notre Dame Defeats University of Michi ¬ Stickney of Somersworth N H was vali gan taken to Dover N H Wednesday Col Manos in command cf the South Bend Ind April 22 The night He consented to return waiv ¬ Greek forces of the frontier of Epirus ing extradition proceedings Wednes- has telegraphed to the government University ot Notre Dame baseball day Kelley coniessed that he wore a here that the Turks have hombarded nine administered a sound whipping disguise when he went to rob the the military hospital at Arta although to the University of Michigan team Score 18 to 3 bank the red cross flag- was hoisted over it Wednesday afternoon Athens April 21 There was reLineman Burned to Death Wm S Holmau Critically III St Louis April 22 In the center of newed fighting between the Greeks Washington April 22 At noon the business section of the city Wed- ¬ and Turks in the Milouna pass Mon Wednesdav Dr Bur well the family nesday Edward Clayland a lineman day It was of the most severe de- physician of Judge William F Hol for the Missouri Electric Light and scription but full details are not ob man reported Holman in a critical Mr Power Co was burned Wednesday by tainable here condition Said Dr Bur well The firing- ceased at 5 oclock Mon- Holman is worse to day than he was a live wire His smoking body hung day evening The total Greek loss in yesterday While there is no immediin the air for at least ten minutes in view of thousands who were attracted the various engagements in the M- ate danger he is in a critical condition ilouna pass is estimated here at 1000 now He is conscious only part of the to the scene killed and wounded time Charles Filling for Governor Over 200 wounded soldiers and offi Ten MinnteB Session of the Home Warren 0 April 22 Charles Fil cers of the Greek artt have arrived at Washington April 22 The house lius of Warren a leading- attorney is Larissa Tyrnavo and Volo minute session adjourned being- talked of for g overnor by the The losses of the Turks are declared after a ten out of respect to the late democrats Fjllius is widely known to be much greater than those of thtf till Thursday Representative Milliken of Maine as a strong talker Greeks ¬ ¬ ¬ g- ¬ ¬ ¬ Extraordinary Session Washington April 1ft Senate The sen Washington April 22 There has ate spent Thursday considering the Indian been some discussion of the probable appropriation bill but did not complete it programme of the democratic members Early in the session the proceedings were of the finance committee with refer- made executive and when the doors were Indian ence to the tariff bill and it is learned again opened to the public the was on bill the came up The pending question that while their plans are not def- committee amendment opening the Uncom initely matured they intend to have pahgre Indian reservation in Utah to public reasonable consideration of the bill entry On motion of Mr Gallinger he provision to children of a white father and in committee and believe that Indian asmother was modified so as to give they will have the support oi these children tribal rights on the conSenator Jones of Nevada upon sent of a majority of the tribe and the any fair proposition they submit The consent of the secretary of the interior Mr democrats do not want an extended Vest of Missouri spoke in criticism of the provision of consideration in committee but may dian schools the bill abolishing sectarian In He knew he said that what he desire to offer some amendments after said would subject him to bitter criticism they have seen the bill the adoption He was brought up a Protestant and had nc of which they consider they would be connection with the Roman Catholic church cowardly But more likely to secure in the committee and he had no sympathy with thatany religignorant sentiment that than in the open senate It is said that ious denomination could menace oui in the senate the democratic plan is not liberties to He had bsen reared to believe the Jesuits were opposed to delay the bill any longer than is republican institutions But he had traveled necessary but that every senator de- through the Indian country visiting the siring to discuss it shall have the op- schools and had found them a travesty on edportunity to do so and that such ucation except when conducted by the Jesrecord-makinvotes as the democrats uits Broken down preachers and defunct were sent out to the think necessary shall be had This politicians teach the Indian children western country to He had policy the democrats will pursue to found he said that the only Indian schools the end In this connection it may be accomplishing any good were those conby the stated that Ihe democrats of the sen- ducted Catholic Jesuits The ceremonial of the to appeal ate do not approve of the policy to the Indians Ichurch seemed to that sect do not belong of Mr Bailey and his fellow demo- ¬ who would rather see an Indian damned than crats of the house Attention is called see him in the Catholic church Mr Vest said to the fact that it was long- ago said he would make no effort to oppose the proof himsell that the policy of Speaker Reed and vision this the bill but would content was not protest The Indian bill with the republicans of the house are pur ¬ completed when at 5 oclock the senate ad suing would be followed in order to journed to Monday direct attention to the delay of the Washington April 20 Senate The sentariff bill in the senate If delay ate passed ths Indian appropriation bill Monshould ensue by reason of debate by day It is substantially the same as when it democratic senators it will be pointed passed the house and can occasion little division save on the out democratic senators say that this Oncompahgre Indian amendment opening the reservation Resolutions delay is not endorsed by the majority of inquiry were agreed to asking the secretary of state as to the operation of the reciof the democrats of the house procity the under The Bailey democrats will be en- McKinley treaties Mr made act Vest introduced dorsing the republican s in their crit- his resolution declaring illegal the recent oricisms of the democratic senators It der of the secretary of the treasury relative The senator is not known whether or not the ad- to imports arriving after April gave notice of pressing t the resolution Tuesvice which the democratic senatorial day and it may afford another tartest on leaders are freely giving the demo- iff After the executive session thethe senate crats of the house will be taken but adjourned as a mark of respect to Representative Milliken it is known that house democrats have committee of deceased A resolution for a been advised that acquiescence in the the issuance offive senators totoinquire into land patents the Pacific republican tactics is not good policy railroads and to the California Oregon railThe democratic senators do not want road and the amounts of subsidies paid to the criticisms which may be directed at Pacific Mail Steamship Co was favorably re- ¬ of but on them to be indirectly endorsed by the ported went over suggestiondebateMr Stewart Nev During on the In democratic members of the house dian bill Mr Allen pop Neb offered an It was learned Wednesday that in amendment for the establishment of an In the changes made in the tariff bill by dian supply warehouse at Omaha the senate sub committee the rates in Washington April 21 Senate Senator the metal schedule have been made Morgans resolution declaring that a state ol exists in Cuba was discussed briefly very close to the present law and the war senate Tuesday and then went over for m a the same is said of the cotton schedule week owing to the absence of Senator Hale The chemical schedule is understood of Maine who has been active in opposition to be about completed Many changes Mr Morgan again urged the need of speedy de¬ ¬ ¬ Ss shooters who used double barreled repeater Sotuns now use the Winchestercould bag they bcciule they found that more game What stronger n vith a Winchester any shot could than to he used by J A llhltioti tampion live bud shot ot Anenca EoHa f i SaVtlelfaVmany In ¬ ¬ the country- - A factory loaded hot sun and Winchester which nnote m a combination ens Kepeat equalled Send to the Winehesei for tneir ing Arms Co New Haven Ct large illustrated catalogue tree ratt cStBfl lgWi otleof the Winchester -- n r ix rjj WM ¬ When a man runs for an officeand is de ¬ feated he consoles himself by say ingjt paid him for the acquaintance it gave him J Washington Democrat XVlitit 31000 4 4 SOUTH DAKOTA t ¬ ¬ lie a Man Can Do With 1000 1C0 J can buy ¬ ¬ - ¬ payments due in 3 cent He can also buy 100 choice ewes joJr 300 and ten good cows for 300 Themiik and butter from the cows will pay all farm and family expenses The increase of sheep and wool will pay off the mortgage before it is due In live vears he will have a farm all paid for and well stocked For descriptive lists and prices address H F Hunter Immi ¬ gration Agent for South Dakota 295 Dear ¬ born Street Chicago 111 The mathematics of marriage man be omes an integer instead of a fraction he halves his sorrows doubles his joys and multiplies his usefulness Hams Horn Pay 400 down acres of good land i balance in three and 5 years at t per ior ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ their own personal experience in those states have been published in pamphlet St Paul form by the Chicago Milwaukee Railway and as these letters are extreniely interesting and the pamphlet is finely illus trated one copy will be sent to any address on receipt of two cent nostage stamp Apply to Geo II Heafford General Passenger Agent 410 Old Colony ISuilding Chicago ¬ Xielters from Farmers In South and North Dakota relating I IV 111 ¬ ¬ He always wanted something new At last he had his way Rode home upon an open ear a And caught pneu-mo-ni-- - lie ¬ ft W 1 - ¬ As you chew tobacco for pleasure asc St ar itis not only the best but the most lasting and therefore the cheapest son Star Tobacco ii rV mi tv PA ¬ What is a crank papa is- wheel a fellow who goes around with his A crank my Is Fits stopped free and permanently euredl No fits after lsrst days ue of Dr Klines Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Kline 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 For Whooping Cough Pisos Cure is a suc ¬ M P Dieter 67 Throop Ave Brooklyn N Y Nov 14 1894 cessful remedy V ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ section with a heavy damage to crops In some places ice formed on poles Owing- to a brisk breeze which has prevailed nearly all night and the dry condition of the atmosphere but slight damage was done to the fruit trees al- ¬ though in localities remote from the water they are said to have been frost bitten The greatest damage was done to the pea crop many acres of which was in bloom The strawberry crop was also slightly injured - action by this country to stay the vastation in Cuba The resolution went over The agricultural appropriation bill was then taken up and passed without amendment At 140 p m the senate went into executive session At 2 oclock the senate resumed legislative session and the bankruptcy bill was formally laid before the senate In the course of the debate Mr Allen pop Neb announced that he would obstruct in every possible way any bankruptcy bill which included Involuntary bankruptcy Mr Nelson rep Minn amended his substitute bill so as to overcome criticisms heretofore made Mr Morgan gave notice that he would seek to secure a test on the pending Nelson substi- ¬ tute by moving at 4 p m Wednesday to lay the substitute on the table Mr Bacon dem Ga submitted numerous amendments modi ¬ fying the stringency of the original bill as ap- ¬ plicable to debtors House Not in session Washington April 22 Senate Most of the day was given to the bankruptcy bilL The vote on the substitute and amendments will be taken up at 3 p m Thursday It was agreed that a committee of 15 senators should represent the senate at the coming Grant memorial ceremonies Senator Mason of Il- ¬ linois made his maiden speech in the senate Wednesday and signified it by some breezy criticism on the rules of the senate The of speech wos in support resolu- ¬ a by the Illinois sen- ¬ tion introduced directing on ator the committee rules to report a rule by which debate could be closed and the previous question ordered Mr Hoar Mass replied briefly pointing out that the other branch of congress was more open to criticism than the senate He was in accord with Mr Mason however on the need of new rules A vote was taken on Mr Gor- ¬ mans motion to refer the Mason resolution to the rules committee which prevailed yeas 32 nays 24 A further discussion of the subject Is promised as Mr Hoar has a pendinc reso- ¬ lution to discharge the committee on rules from further considering the reform of the rules House The chaplain of the house Mr Couden in his prayer Wednesday gave thanks that this nation was at peace with all others and prayed that higher and holier methods He than war might prevail everywhere prayed for the friends of Representative Mil liken of Maine who died Sunday and whose desk was draped in black and covered with flowers The death of Mr Milliken was an- ¬ nounced by Mr Dingley and out of respect the house at 1210 p m adjourned until Thursday West Virginia Crops Damaged NEAvroRT News W Va April 22 A heavy frost fell throughout this ¬ It is astonishing how many men there are who can play the fiddle Washington Dem ocrat ¬ Sore and still from cold dont wait and suffer use St Jacobs Oil and get cured They who have most of heart know most of sorrow N Y Weekly t Cascarets stimulate liver kidneys andibowels Never sicken weaken oigripele Cjy 7 - V- - Nothing makes a man so mad as for you tb keep cool when he is abusing you A man humps himself with lumbago hustles when cured by St Jacobs Oil He ¬ op Tf there is nothing in a man his portunity never comes Hams Horn - Just try a 10c box of Cascarets candy car thartiefinest liver and bowel regulator made Every time a man runs across a real pret- ty girl he wishes he hadnt married Wrinkles come with neuralgia with St r wiij Oils cure of it A danger foreseen is half avoided Weekly They go NY Impure Blood My blood was out of order and - gan taking- Hoods Sarsaparilla It has purified my blood and relieved me of I be ¬ trouble and side 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 well Miss Piieobe Bailey Box 443 Pasadena California Remember rheumatism kidney Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the fact the test in One True Blood Purifier - llOUU 5 are purely vegetable PilR iiabie beneficial 25cre Wat AeffifHttBBl v RootheeryjOOlBnnm Western League Season Opens ¬ Tndiaxapoms Ind April 22 The Western League season of 1S97 opened in this city Wednesday The visitors could not touch big Bill Phillips and were shut out The features of the game was the pitching of Phillips and the field work of the home team Thirty five hundred people witnessed 1234567 Innings 9 KHE 0 3 o 010 12 1 Indianapolis 1 Grand Rapids 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Batteries Phillips and Kahou Scott and Buckley Umpire EbrighL- the contest ¬ 1110 0020 w VLH - - h H ¬ The Emperors Meet and Embrace ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - - Vienna April 22 Emperor William of Germany arrived here at 11 oclock Wednesday morning and was wel- ¬ comed at the railroad station by Em- ¬ peror Francis Joseph and all the Aus¬ trian archdukes A guard of honor was drawn up on the platform of the STAGE DIAMONDS railroad station The emperors em- diamond yet discovered One Sd SO cents Screw Eaxrfniw or Erdr PwSS braced each other repeatedly and Em- Only experts can tell them from diajHond peror WTilliam cordially greeted the ii if JQ WIEY 31 Broadway ITEW TOBsL archdukes After the imperial suites YES WE USE IT YUGATA had been presented to each other the sznperors drove to the palace amid the DISCOVERY sheers of the crowds of people lining V IIluclc relief and sires casesBoT for book of testimonials and cures worst Send the route rcatmentJPree Dr flEEs S0X8 ¬ ¬ 9de7 on111 St AaubL -- DROPSY7 11 w- - tr - F M SgMHMBLstTrra m M m WwuEEBKmk tT tiffin ajrvfo vSLUjC - - t i aMfc Bt il b V J gKMskIi - 1 s T t - vyrtfaK JS its ruvJ 1 75Uev MtT rrf Ur fJJT Hi f neat i f JfT-r- V i -i t S C l so L rj ti r ST THE BOURBON NEWS JFEIDAY APK1L 23 1897 V THE JAPANESE AND DEATH A LITTLE NONSENSE THE CORAL ISLAND EXPEDITION owe him much and then 20000 is not ¬ speech is Failure a bad return for the Clara Belle but this Tlieir Decorous Demeanor When At It Ulade tx Complete Funafuti in Its IrissTeacher Whait Dart of Girls A tending1 Funerals Operations at Entire Chorus of money I have just spoken of the Japanese aa A vigorous attempt to wrest from the conjunction Tit Bits I gave it to Sister Jennie as a mar- ¬ behaving simply at funerals That ia jealous hands of nature the secret of Claude earnestly Am I the first riage portion only partially correct They are quiet the origin and genesis of coral atolls man you ever loved Why Maude Is she then about to be married b nt not quite simple so quiet that their and reefs commonly jjpoken of as coral certainly How strange men are they Oh no she has not even a sweet- ¬ manner seems simple As a matter of islands was made last summer by an all ask me that question still Tit Bits heart and read as follows fact they take an elaborate part in the expedition sent out to the Ellice by too strong Jn dull submission to iorce Mistress This steak is done too Squire I have asked your daughter prescribed rites bowing here bending the Boyal society assisted by a com- ¬ Capt Angus Bruce Dear Sir When I Por a weakened human will Maid Not too muclw much Mary you at Beaufort that night I little for her hand landed there strewing prayers to the right mittee of the British association under for me mum No I am master though wounded sore thought to fall back to my old vocation but Mistress But I hire never per- ¬ Well dont ask sue I A thrall of dreams or a fool of chance for a few I knew I must keep off the coast get away suade her to unite her shall to that of and sweetmeats to the left But it is all the charge of Prof Sollas of the Uni ¬ you to cook for me not for yourself fate Though bound in an ancient servitude days and give you a chance to done with good accent and with good versity of Dublin The chief object Maid Ye think ye do mum Boston By fetters of circumstance then gradually the feeling came over me mortal man from this time forth discretion They have the art of arts nf the expeditionitwiliberemembered Transcript to fall back to my former life with a good Twice I did so both times she yielded Yet face me life that is known as mine the art that hides art Let me dwell was to ascertain by sounding and bor- ¬ the Clara Belle it over- ¬ Blondy An All Around Man Thou art the slave I will wrest from stanch craft like sailed for San Domingo to my persuasion and she has escaped upon this thought a moment Let me ing the genesis of a coral island and mastered me I thee Catson never does things by halves shipped some men and brought a terrible fate For that I thank God The lash and the chain I will know myself where aI cargo of negroes of my other ex- ¬ You have my consent more I cannot put it another way for it is one of the the means employed were fully de- ¬ Butts You bet away He went out the Ruler at last and free ploits you will probably read You have say if there be urging or persuading to most beautiful things that can be said scribed in the Times of September 5 other day to have a- tooth filled and Grace D Goodwin in N X indepen- ¬ always treated me as a man I know you of the Japanese They have learned to last The article on the coral island Philadelphia dent to be as innocent of the murder of Loyd as be done you must plead your own case apply to life and to art their life and expedition it was stated that the actual came back full all over North American 1 have made my plea said Angus you are of being Black Beard but it is art are almost one the great art prin- oxeration of boring through the depos- ¬ supposed that you were he and better so And father dear there need be no ciples that Hamlet proclaimed to the its of coral to the strata below was Felt Em All I notice that some for you as they will not search for you urging your daughter to give her hand says there are G456 kinds oi players They in the very torrent comparatively easy provided all goes fellow elsewhere In time your innocence may be Yes Ive felt em all when Ive to Sir Angus when long months ago tempest and the whirlwind of passion well established I have made my last trip as Unfortunately for the elucida ¬ fear ¬ Black Beard the Pirate I shall make but she gave her heart to Angus the cap have acquired and begot a temperance tion of the mystery of the origin of happened to stumble on the stairs at one more on this coast and that will be to tain of the Clara Belle three oclock in tlie that gives it smoothness They are not coral atolls all has not gone well From land Plain Dealer morning Cleve-endeavor to capture Lathrop on the night Sir Angus too tame Discretion is their tutor the report submitted by Prof Sollas to of his marriage to Miss Hill in which - u ti iiiw n ivvsrir Yes squire I have inherited the and they oerstep not the modesty of na-¬ the Royal society on February 11 it ap ¬ dBY Parinful Disclosure I Algernon event I shall cause him to confess his NiSfflk crime and to sign a written document title and estates of my grandfather ture And on no other occasion is this pears that the expedition arrived at dear how much did you pay the preach ¬ setting forth all circumstances This con- ¬ with an income of 20000 a year Copyright by A N Kellogg Newspaper Co splendid national characteristic of Funafuti on May 21 last year and the er who married us I want to enter fession if obtained I shall send to your Well well Allow me to congratu- ¬ smooth discreet behavior and appro- ¬ first difficulty was to land the boring it as the first item in our family ex¬ mother and should I capture Lathrop and Great Scott Esmeralda not be able to obtain it I shall hang him late you Bless you Bless you both priate action so noticeable or so grate- ¬ plant and drhd ng machinery A land ¬ pense book CHAPTER XXVII Continued at the yard arm of the Clara Belle Ahem I must go and find Tom ttttt ful as when a number of Japanese gather ing place having been selected the I supposed your father had settled A word more and I am done At Wilmington there was consterna- ¬ knew when you employed the You little young rascal Its high time that Jen- ¬ together about the deathbed the coffin heavy plant was taken on shore and on that Chicago Tribune stranded tion when the steamer came up the seaman that morning and afterwards made nie Bruce had a sweetheart Clarence or the grave of friend or kinsman De fahmers said Uncle Eben June 3 within tAvo days of the landing river and reported having seen a vessel him your mate that you were placing your and Fannie now have Kendall and hez read de papers till its hahd ter attempt at The Japanese are as courteous as they of the apparatus the answering the description of the Mer- ¬ craft in the hands of San Domingo the Loyds fortune you intend to run are theatrical and artistic Their cour-¬ boring was made near first edge of the sell em a gold brick But many ob em the was the Nancy vine lying in the trough of the sea pirate captain of nearly three which ago away to Scotland with my daughter tesy and their art are closely allied lagoon years Progress in boring was a gfoes ahaid jes ez usual blievin depoli lost off this coast off the inlet with no one visible on but such was the case now as 3rou will Now if I could just get Tom and Jeti men working day and tician dat Tells em dat hes gwiintter Their keen sense of courtesy board and that ere they could reach probably never see the Clara Belle again nie married and settled down here a unflagging practice of it has and their first rapid the shifts of eight hours male hahd wuhk onnecessary Wash I believe night in three and as I have not the disposition to rob a Orton my troubles would be ended her she went down ington Star do with the quietness and each and in a fortnight the bore hole as much The Mervine not returning rendered benefactor and a man in trouble I shall and the squire thumped his cane on fitness of to State Pride Foreigner I sup- ¬ a box containing 20- their funerals aa has their fine was 105 feet deep But unfortunately leave it certain that it was she But how came 000 in this letter with mother as much as the parlor floor and walked from gold with your pose even the residents of little Dela ¬ artistic instinct They are as a nation the sand poured into the hole faster she in the trough of the sea with no one 1 dread to meet her to remunerate you for loom even prouder and more studious I think than it could be pumped out and when ware are proud of their state Jer the loss of the schooner in case you are visible on deck Can you take me to the grave of of their courtesy than of their artistic it was certain that no further advance seyman Oh yes every man of them home and if Where was her crew Was it pos ever able to return the needs of otherwise Aunt Mag Clara asked Angus will provide for Cry it will do you good excellence those you could be made the boring at this spot would tell you that Bhode Island was sible that she had encountered the it Yes dear she lies buried at Ken- ¬ love smaller Nevada fewer and Kansas I said once to a poor Japanese woman was reluctantly abandoned pirates and been vanquished This money is not blood money neither dall determined to crazier whb crouching beside her dying hus Truth The expedition then Washiug The captain who had sighted her did it come from the treasury innegroes As the sun was sinking in the wes outer or controlling herself with an the we the IN THE BIG MAIL BOXES reported having seen no other craft ton but it was received forwhose condition they stood by a little mound in the lowly band was would feared make her ill try theand a spot seaward side of the captured in San Domingo was found where effort that beach I cemetery of the slave at Kendall in the locality was rather improved than otherwise by She laid slim brown finger oral rock seemed to be harder and more lilve Cats Empty Flast and Other Forty marines and two officers of being transplanted to American soil even Faithful soul said Clara but for upon her her little red lip and shook promising Accordingly trial pits Thinsrs Besides Mail Matter need make the law Had the pirate Bullion led as slaves so jou as wenot hesitate to never her I should have been the bride of her head trembling The big mail boxes placed in various whispered might were sunk and the apparatus and en will probably use of it Now then It them into a trap meet again wishing you all manner of Lathrop Could you have seen her os disturb him Cry it will do you gines brought round to this side of the parts of the city for the reception of It was conceded that he had His good luck in the future that your inno- ¬ she stood in the chapel at Orton when good I said the next day when the island The landing of the plant on the mail matter other than letters are fa- ¬ acquiescence in the plan to use him cence may be established and that you after her denunciation of Lathrop she Thev are about three to capture or exterminate the pirates may yet win the woman you one day saved saw that her words were considered man was dead and she seemed almost seaward side was however attended miliar and they are raised onfeet in short prostrate with grief and overenforced with great difficulty so while some of height the depths of the Cape Fear I am was but for the purpose of saving his from without foundation and as coming froax self control unworthily your old Mate by legs so that they will clear the side It Avould be most neck and leading the would be captors a disordered brain when the clergy ¬ to make a hideous noise before rude the machinery was brought round CALVIN STEWART including-- the boilers walk The top of the box is rounded the water the rest of his friends to destruction man remarked we will proceed with There is the gold son I tried I sacred dead came the soft reply St which were rolled bodily along the The opening through which mail mat¬ ceremony No one in Wilmington knew for beach by natives was taken overland ter may be dropped and which is about tried but I could n a give the mon awa the shoulders herHer shawl fell from Pauls long black hair haif where the Mervine was bound when she When he left the house I started to her had meanwhile been sent to Sid- ¬ big enough to admit a dictionary is left port as Bullion refused to give any call the oofficers but I could na doot to her feet her form erect and as the CENTRAL AFRICAN HUNTING News S W where the authorities very just under the top in front It is closed ney N Ole marster words fell from her lips information until they were under What wilt do wuth the gold son kindly sent out additional boring ma ¬ by a vertical cover which turns down on Birds Kinds Ready way wont fail she stepped forward Bisfor the of Conntless Sportsman Gun of the chinery which however faded to ar¬ pivots at the lower corners and which I dont know mother We cant send Mag right arm extended on high and her Where was the pirate it back whence it came give it to Jennie clasped in her hand the handle of u There is great sport awaiting the rive in time On the outer side then is so weighted that it returns to place No one had seen her press across the of the coral ring boring was recom- ¬ when released At the bottom of the wild fowl hunters a marriage portion dirk An instant more and the blades dry deserts of thewho Would Black Beard have visited Or for Why the lass North Kalahari to menced and carried to a depth of some box and extending across it in front wilt not een look at a would have fallen when Hold ion without his schooner were is usual Botletli or Lake river secured by the That one word held it xoised in the the called This is where as it pelicans 72 feet But then difficulties hereon the is a door which is downward a padlock If so he had disappeared as usual and sweetheart time mother give her time Give her they had been and when even greater This door opens the air and then Mag stood as a statue ly left no trail behind liamingoes ibises storks cranes her other side Had the carbonado diamond open it forms a shelf in front continuour Jennie is particular while Hugh Gordon my broth er Toil Who was Black Beard At two oclock on the following day and the officers marched down the aisle ons fishing eagles jaconos coots rails drill encountered the hardest rock it ous with the floor of the box These Where was Angus Bruce with ease to Orton landing You know the rest and painted red and on could There was much surprise atLathrops the yacht made fast but could you have most other aquatic birds unknown to But nohave cut through it was found big boxes are one is stencilled this the an- sportsmen rub bills with duekij such solid material front of each beheld that scene you never would forvillainy and no regret at his fate what ¬ geese widgeons and teal in countless At a depth of 32 feet coral rock was nouncement For newspapers and get Aunt Mag ever it might have been hosts offering bird shooting the like found but it was far from solid and packages but not for letters TJ S Forget No dear over her grave Uncle Sam immediately sent out hai ¬ with mail will have a column raised that shall of which can scarcely be found else- being full of holes either filled I a dozen of his fleetest vessels to search was almost impossible Many things besides mail packages tell what I would have done had sha where water fowl of south Central Afri- sand or empty itit As fast as the san have been found the ocean wide for a craft that lay to bore through The in these big boxes not been slain I owe her much It was buried beneath thousands of tons of ca when the Botletli overflows during was pumped out fresh supplies flowed Sometimes when the collector unlocks Mag that roused me to a sense of my rocks at the head cf the estuary of danger that terrible night There 1 the dry season as it does every year in choked the tubes clogged the drill the door a cat jumps out and runs away Smiths island and a crew who slept imstood the bloody knife- - in my hand from April to August gather in the and eventually rendered it utterly to There are men who appear to tfiinlc it J peacefully beside the crew of the Mergreat marshes There are also side possible for the most powerful drill is fun to catch a live cat in the street vine in a sleep that knows no wakening -Wfy iPf t - paralyzed The boring tubes and thrust it into one of these big let Fly Fly she cried A niggers shots to be taken daily with rifles at penetrate further some 20 deep down beneath the rugged surface vy n feet by main oath cant save you Ill promise to giraffes wilde beest gemsbok spring were pushed do interrupted by blocks ter boxes It is not unusual to find in of the island the boxes loose newspapers put into stick to Herbert Lathrop through thick bok and other desert and woods crea force but were Aunt Mag Lathrops last victim slept camp is made in an open o coral rock In short the water used them under the impression that these and thin and your name shall be tures The in an honored grave in the little ceme- ¬ grove of eamelThorn and mo tj eerie trees for lubricating purposes flowed out and are boxes intended for the reception of cleared tery at Kendall was evi Well did she perform her promise on a piece of lising ground Near by sand poured into the hole andit impos- reading matter for the sick in hospitals On the 20th of November at midday a was is a big- lagoon and at daybreak wild dent that further progress Sometimes empty flasks are found She was worthy of a better fate yacht of exceeding beauty sailed So the Fecond boring was aban Having taken the last drink the drinker Tears were standing in the eyes of geese tell the hunters to get up which sible through the inlet and dropped anchor each as they turned from the grave the hunters do with loaded guns A doned at a lesser depth than had been instead of throwing the fiask into the off Smithville and directed their horses heads to little sneak which need notbe too care attained in the first instance and the street to be broken considerately drops A boat was sent ashore a gentlemanly ot it into the mail box Sometimes there wards the residence of Clarence and fully made brings the shooters within expedition left Funafuti at the end man dressed in fashionable appearing range and geese fall flopping to the July London Times are found in the boxes old shoes put in Fannie attire climbed the ladder to the wharf by people who think that is a funny A negro took their horses as they ground before the sun rises Piver the pilot sat there on a coil of THE SHEEP OF LEBANON Bare lechive a kind of water birch thing to do There are found occa- ¬ dismounted at the house Thn YnnTt T nv it Antrim Imp rope may be seen occasionally on still- They Are Fattened IjUcc tlie Faiuoiw sionally sandwiches or parts of sand The front door was open as they Hello Piver exclaimed the new r and Angus followed the rice bank to the wiches dropped in hy persons who have Geese o Strasuurs mounted the steps to the piazza an3 hunting expeditions rival Dont you know oldfriends house Near lagoons Egyptian geese black a handful of earth can be eaten all they want or have time for of Fannie and Clarence met them Wherever Old friends Yes but you blast my lie was ushered into the parlor hy the Fannie dear said Clara Sir Angus and white spur winged geese knob made to rest upon a ledge there a mul- a quick lunch or by beggars who did eyes if yon dont look like Angus Say maid who notified Clara that a gentlebilled geese yellow billed ducks red berry plant grows It is a picturesque aot want the sandwich that had been Bruce be ye sure enough man had called and Inquired for her Fannie burst into a flood of tears at billed teal Gape widgeon Widow Tree and thrilling sight to see a boy lowered given to them and had therefore gently That I am Piver whats left of me As she entered the door Angus arose recollections of the past while Clar clacks dark brown African sochards by a rope over the precipice carrying but firmly dropped it into the nearest nnd I believe theres more of me than and advanced to meet her and though ence extending avocets and lean plover nnvy be seen of earth and cuttings ol mail there was when I was forced to fly from she knew from remarks made by Gordon Welcome home his hand exclaimed gathered on or about the water with a big basket to plant in his hanging package these box and welcome to Ken mulberry twigs things are after all buj Still the coast he was liable to come home at an v dall Sir Angus that other birds as beautiful and as game garden The crop of leaves fodder for incidental the matter found in the Yes lad you have changed much time she could not repress the cry They entered the house The doer A shot puts them to flight and for the worms is gathered in the same way boxes is chiefly mail matter and it in-¬ and you are welcome home again Angus oh Angus and would have closed and there we will leave them hours one may shoot them as they come By such patient and dangerous industry cludes a great variety of things pack ¬ There be many here who have held from fallen to the floor had not his strong Here too we will leave Kendall and and go in screaming flocks and one have these hardy mountaineers been ages and boxes of all sorts and sizes Hie first that you were neither Black arms sustained Orton yet known in the Cape Feav may travel from lagoon to lagoon and able to make their wilderness of rock that can be got through the opening her Beard nor the murder of the banker Clara dear dear Clara can I believe section and Wilmington where the hisno interval of waiting for blossom into brightly colored silks All now know who murdered Loyd and that you are glad to see me home Glad toric residence so long ago occupied shoot with is all warm weather shoot Not a single leaf is left on the trees and some that cant be Sometimea It boxes too big to go through the opening he disappeared as though he had been to know Lhat the stain is taken from by Lord Cornwallis yet stands and the game no cold rains to chill one ng with by the time the voracious worms get are jammed in as far as they will go and swallowed up by the waters of the inlet my name I love you Clara with mv Smithville the home of Bruce where Is Y Sun ready to spin their cocoons but a sec- left there holding the cover open and become food for the hungry sharks whole heart and soul It is not Angus the hardy and adventurous pilots dailond crop comes on later and a curious Sometimes rolled up maps are put in Perhaps he has who can tell But haste Bruce the pilot who speaks to you now place their lives in peril and lastly The Penrl Industry Waning use is made of that the boxes or one end of them is thrust thee to thy mother boy there will be but Sir Angus who has inherited the Smiths island which still occupies fts Eine pearls are of ten damaged by too The tree owner purchases one of those down through the opening as far as pos- good times in Smithville now much haste on the part of the pearl fish- ¬ queer big tailed Syrian sheep the tail title and estates of his ancestors Your old position sible the other end sticking out at an Then turning to father can no longer object to Angus Thanks Piver A government lighthouse was estab- er to get them out of the shells Peari of which weighs 20 pounds when at the angle something like a fishing rod As the boats crew Angus bade Ithcm re Bruce Can you love me Clara And lished at this point many years since diving used to be an important and val- full maturity of its fatness and then a the people have become more and more turn to the yacht and await his signal will you be my wife at last and its refulgent light streaming forth uable industry on the coast of Mozam- strange stuffing process begins not un- accustomed to using them the bulk of That yacht be a clipper lad Whence The man I love ii Angus Bruce the from way up aloft nightly warns mar- bique Now according to United States like the fattening of the Strasburg the matter deposited in the boxes has Consul Hoi lis the industry is very small geese When the sheep can eat no more came she pilot the brave captain of his schooner iners that they are nearing ihe inle increased The mail from the big boxes From Scotland Piver from the who rescued me from a watery grave though it is doubtful if cither the rays Bazaruto Kaffirs still continue to fish the women of the house feed it and it is is collected with wagons N Y Sun for pearls but as they roast the oysters no uncommon sight to see a woman gohome of my fathers She belongs to and won my heart but if he wills it I of Smiths island light those of taArms and LiCjcs me sun yes or the orbs of any of the instead of letting them rot the pearls ing out to make an afternoon call lead will become the wife of Sir Angus are always more or less damaged by ing her sheep by a string and carrying According to the resul t of many meas- ¬ Why so 3ou have not fared ill since Wills it dear That one hope has hundreds of keen eyed seekers for as a basket of mulberry leaves on her arm urements made at the Anthropological you ran away borne him through what has seemed Black Beards hidden treasure have heat The Bazartito pearls as well mouth No Piver only in mind My uncle an age of uncertainty during penetrated the surface of the island to a few that are obtained near the the In Having arrived at her friends house laboratory in London the right arm in died while I was in Scotland and left which time he was deemed to be a depth sufficient to arouse f rom thei i of the Bovuma are shipped by she squats on the ground rolls a ball ol human beings is in a majority of cases dian traders to Bombay and Zanzibar mulberry leaves in her right hand and longer than the left arm while on the no issue I am now Sir Angus and have both Black Beard and the mur ¬ slumbers the- silent sentinels who there Some years ago writes Consul Hoi lis slips it into the sheeps mouth then contrary the left leg is longer than the inherited the estates of my grand derer of John Loyd But thanks lie guarding it r v Certain it is thatfSf the last ha i a concession was granted by the Portu- works the sheeps jaw up and down right leg Sometimes however - the father with an income of 20000 a to Gordon and Aunt Mag 11 now is made a company of with the other hand till she thinks the relative proportions are exactly rc year clear Lathrop has probably paid the century the Atlantic coast fi cm guese government for to exploit the re- mouthful has been chewed enough versed but very seldom does perfect Twenty thousand pound a year penalty of his crimes either by self de- Maryland to Florida has been explored American pearl divers Baza puted rich and recognize a poor old pilot struction or by hanging from the yard by white and black alike for the treas ruto islandspearl fisheries of the a few when she thrusts it down the throat ol equality exist between the two sides are situated which Ah Piver old friend the pilots of arm of the pirate Black Beard was my ure that there lies buried the unfortunate animal The funny The tendency of the right arm to exceed miles from the coast and about midway part of the business is that probably the left arm in strength is somewhat the Cape Fear have been my best former mate Calvin Stewart who by the end between Inhambane and Beira An at- half a dozen gossips of the village are greater in men than in women while was not nay father one friends and this letter you will see but fell back to ser tempt was made to work the concession seated around the yard all engaged equality of strength in the two arms Not to Walk In Aye lad and a good one too his old vocation Ah your father An American in England who had but it is recorded by the American con- at the same operation Of course the occur almost twice as requently with Twenty minutes later Angus entered Squire Hill the runaway has returned sul that bad management lack oi the widows gate but ere he could And right welcome Angus to Orton bought a pair of shoes of a f ashionabJ 2 funds heavy expenses and political dif sheep get immensely fat and that is women as with men Youths Com- ¬ the object for at the killing time the panion cross thetlireshold he was locked in Lad I never could see how you could be dealer carried them back soon with ti ficulties combined to kill the enter fat is tried out and put into jars as Look here he said Tz the arms of his mother and sister guilty of the murder of Loyd but cir- ¬ protest Rescued The pearl diver is gradually meat for the winter Harry Finn in only two weeks anv prise while Tobe was dancing a jig on the cumstances vere all against you You had these shoes They had been drifting about in the particularly in the St Nicholas becoming piazza to the following tune open boat for seven days and had al ¬ did well to fy else I believe you would they are completely out of shape and vicinity of extinct Mozambique There is now young master runned away long time have been condemned by flying you the leather is giving away in two My most given np hope when the lookout Well Protected nO local market for pearls in that local The Englishman looked ago got the right man to establish your in- - places ried wildly I A sail a sail sternly Bridget Mrs Grimm Dear me dear ity Philadelphia Call He come bade home I tole you so long nocence and bring the guilt home to the shoes an instant Tlie only woman passenger looked trp must say that I seriously object to that time ago His Request and asked anxiously proper door of course when you me he said you have been walking Oh is it a bar- ¬ occupying a seat on om and Jennie its r Of the joy of the widow in those shoes Thats it sir Our HeCan yoii pjay The Maidens joliceman steps for an hour or so everv gain sale Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegrap- h basement over the return of Angus we will leave fled and the schooner was missing no shoes are made only for carriage people liyer Miss Wayback one doubted vour being Black Beard evening am til jou are ready to accom the reader to imagine And the dealer loftily bowed the She with alacrity Oh yes have here in my hands squire a sir pany him I Mother he said when they had Tnen They Talk American out of the shop Canadian Well please dont Somerville - Bridget Shure thim sthonevsihips you can get ready letter from Black Beard He was my Shoe and Leather Jourpal Mamma Of course you know peo ¬ entered the house Journal old mate Calvin Stewart Will vou rend iim mum Hell uiver ple do not talk in church wont hurrt to return to Scotland I have now a Of the 51000 breweries estimated catch cold for he do be a mounted in your na it There are many families of the mea Little Ethel I know mamma ex-homeor you and Jennie a in cept when somebod tts gettinsr married The squire read the letter and ex¬ quito one entomologist saying thi to d in the world 26000 are in Ger tive land 7 Oiispanlsi N Y Truth- He was the curse of this there are 52 kinds in the United Statu many -- Twinkles Hugh Gordon told me all lad Thou claimed hast come into thine ain now belike thouldst wed Clara Hill iront my life in the hush and pause Hush mother nce the last blow fell I will ask it now Here be a letter son and a box thet With truth between and the challenge down wur left wuth me at midnight by the Which of us two shall bow pirate Black Beard not a week before haXLT rule my life or shall it rule me the Mervine went down Am I lord or slave Shall I bend me Angus hastily tore open the envelope MASTERY ccGet but I am of the opinion that you - ¬ MHtRRiARD mm masti mt rw iM ¬ te ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I ¬ ¬ - 31 ¬ ¬ N ¬ ¬ y- ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ - ¬ ¬ J 1 3 ¬ ¬ J ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ VI 1 ¬ -- -- 1 ¬ - i ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ 31 ¬ ¬ -- ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ o ¬ ¬ -- -- J ¬ -- -- ¬ double-bristed-sa- te i - -- v i 1- - - fs fe t tj A V 6 i s t4 ii 3 A- - - V -- THE BOURBON Nil t V r FRIDAY V fi APRIL 23 1897 The Turnpike Problem POYAI M Most of the pike companies in Harri- ¬ son have called meetings of the directors to consider the sale of the different roads to the county 3fr S - A Advocates of free pikes held a mass meeting at Nicholasville Monday and formed a club with 800 members They say they will have a candidate for every office in the county the most essential elements that go to nourish the body Where the appetite is varying or lacking it in ¬ is made up of Scott s Emu sion It enriches the If 3Tcia WXL fc V PERFECT FCEIXJIJBXJBI v I FARM TOOLS WL DOUGLAS OX 14 years this shoe by merit alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas 350 8400 and 500 shoes are the productions of skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices Also 8250 and 200 shoes for men 1250 200 and 1i5 for boys W L Douglas shoes are Indorsed by over 1000000 wearers as the best In style fit and durability of any shoe ever offered at the prices They are made In all the latest shapes and styles and of every variety of loather If dealer cannot supply you write for cata ¬ logue to W L Douglas Brockton Mais Sold by AKlNS POWDER Pure K journed without returning any indict- ¬ ments against turnpike raiders The Madison county grand jury ad ¬ creases it and where digestion is weak it aids it to perform its function in a more vigorous way Wood The Fleming crunty Fiscal Court has purchased and will make free 175 miles Absolutely of turnpike in that county Similar acCelebrated for its great leavening tion has been taken in Scott county and strength and healthful ness Assures the negotiations for free roads are pending food against alum and all forms of adul- ¬ in Mc Cracken teration common to the cheap brands Royal Baking Powder CO New YOrkJ Plenty of Politics In Store ¬ t- - the Seventeenth Year Established Him R HEWS 1881 J JPublished every Tuesaay and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editor and Owners BBTJCE MILLER Make all Checks Money Orders payable to the order of Champ Miliar etc The present senatorial struggle two State conventions to nominate can- ¬ didates for Clerk of the CoErt of Appeals general election in November for a new Legislature and all county offices besides the one race for a State 1897 ¬ Hebe is the horrible horoscope pre- ¬ sented to that large class of Kentuckians who are longing to get away from polit-¬ ical turmoil and get down to business makes healthy flesh and cures chronic coughs and colds by making it possible for the body to resist disease Our friends tell us rr Works Wonders but we never like to over state the merits of our remedy even when it has been tested and tried for over twenty fivey ears If you will ask for it we will send you a book telling you more about the subject thanive can put in a few words Go to your druggist for Scotts Emul- sion Two sizes 50 cts and 100 SCOTT BOWNE iID - S3 SHOE In theebrld For Stoddard tfjKt w----rI-tt- arrows p k ¬ And Tlie kt-ft- s- J P KIELY Advertised Letter Iiist ibiM 4j ZV SjMB VKl mirf-rlV Friend jSL 22L C3L New York Dr Hunter Withdraws In a communication to a Republican ¬ r Mi - i T caucus held at his request Wednesday night Dr Hunter announced his withdrawal from the race for Senator The caucus adjourned until last night with ¬ out making a nomination the adjourn ¬ ment being insisted upon by the friends of W H Holt The contest for the nomination is at present between Mr Hold and State Senator Deboe Dr ¬ Hunter left Frankfort Wednesday night pressed business mans faith in govern for Washington He departed quietly ment of the politicians by the politicians Louisville Times very few persons at Frankfort knowing for tpe politicians of his intention The President yesterday nominated of Maine to be Sewell Harold M Erankfort Topics Minister to Hawaii Sewell is a son of The Republicans broke a quorum yes- Arthur Sewell late candidate for Vice terday by refusing to vote and no elec- ¬ President on the Democratic ticket The ballot was tion was made Representative W S Holman of Blackburn 45 Martin 15 Stone 1 The died yesterday in Washington Bell Crumbaugh contest was settled Indiana He was known in Congress as The Crnmbaugh Rep retaining his seat The Watch Dog of the In the House a heated debate occurred Objector and Treasury over the anti turnpike raider bill There is a scramble on for the ReSCINTILLATIONS publican caucus nomination for Senator Jumble and it looks to be Holt against the field An Interesting Comment Of News And Walter Evans is the latest entry Take heart ye citizens good and meek Though we deplore Kentuckys shame Ulgivie a Blackburn man There hasnt been a tollgate raid this Senator who has been ill is now able to be at to bag bis game Frankfort This makes seventy votes And Hunters failed Corbett has formally challenged accessary to elect Robert Fitzsimmons to a fight deposit- ¬ In the House Wednesday a bill was ing a 5000 forfeit introduced to put trust companies on Three hundred applicants for fourth the same footing as individuals in quali ¬ class post offices in Kentucky have their papers on file at Washington fying as administrators of estates The State Board of Equalization has A bill has been introduced in the State raised the Nicholas county assessment 8 Senate to reduce the per capita for luna- per cent on farm lands and 10 per cent tics and feeble minded children from on town lots 150 to 125 a year The Senate passed Congressman Wheeler received from the House bill providing for borrowing War Department assurance that imme500000 The bill to restrain mobs has diate Government aid would be tgiven been practically killed in the House Kentucky flood sufferers The section making counties responsible for damages caused by mobs was killed STOCK AND TURF NEWS ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Another eession of the Legislature beginning in January and lasting until naarly April 1 make up of the race for Governor and all State offices will begin in hard earnest election of Congressmen in the eleventh districts of the State 1899 State Conventions to nomi- ¬ nate candidates for Governor and all State offices in the Spring with a red hot fight over these offices all summer and the elections for them in the fall ¬ cam1900 Auother presidential paign It is a p etty severe trial of the hard 1898 -- office ¬ WM3X2ZMM GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS ¬ Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In The Foyer The Baldwin Melville Company be ¬ gins a two weeks engagement Monday night at the Lexington opera house ¬ Manager Chas Scott of the Lexing ton opera house has gone to New York to book attractions to appear in Lexing- ¬ ton next season BASE BALL NOTES List of letters remaining unclaimed in Paria Ky postorfice April 23 1897 Biierly Mr J W Hhdsell Mias Jane Boyd Chas S Lawson Miss Lucy Crawford Mr A BLear Mr J P Delahanty Mr JohnMillion Mr Loda Divine Harrison Potts Miss Aline Downey Robert Ravenscraft Mollie Fely Miss Effie Rice Mrs Jennieve Fedier Miss Eifie Shepherd Miss Bell Fields Mr James Scott Miss Eliza Foster Mr R Stone Andy bowler Miss Thomas Tomy Harries Mr W Underwood Kate Harper Bessie Waller Miss Minnie Hollins Mrs Sallie Wheeler Mr Jaems Wilder George Persons calling for aboye letters will please say advertised W Sfevj i 4 r i V 5- i CORN PLANTERS You can always depend on them to do the work and do it right at the least possible expense u Davis P M The pictures being given away by Davis Thomson Isgrig are works of art and au ornament to any house Yesterdays Temperature wm f MS3 daii r 5r Gossip of the Diamond Doings of Pro ¬ fessionals and Amateurs The following is the temperature as noted yesterday by A J Winters Co of this city The championship season of base ball 7a m 58 8a m 61 opened yestei Jay with games in Louis- ¬ 9p m 63 ville Cincinnati Baltimore Philadel ¬ 10 am 66J phia St Louis and Washington Elab- 11 a m 70 The bnseball cranks all ask Say have you heard the score ¬ For six months now well hear When each days work is oer R0BT For Spring 1897 1NEELY MH orate programmes were arranged for the opening in all the cities Scores 8 Chicago 7 Louisville 3 Cincinnati Cleveland 1 12 2 3 m pm WHEEL NOTES Iiines About Devotees Of The Wheel At Home And Elsewhere 4am 5p m 7p m pm 73 77 76 75 74 68 Ministers Should Use Dr Miles Heart Cure The bicycle craze has broken out in a fresh place at Glasgow and new wheels are being bought nearly every day The Air Ship Fake We are now receiving Spring goods in all the new lasts and colors The best 602 MAIN ST PARIS KY productions of the leading manufactur ¬ Over Deposit Bank ers and at reasonable prices CI AY RION Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m Tirr inm DAIImi V I The air ship sighted in the West is a ¬ S8I The bill to issue State bonds for 500 000 has passed both houses and only re- ¬ mains for the signature of presiding officers and the Governor The Gov ¬ ernor will sign the bill a3 he recom- ¬ mended its passage - The Louisville 5 Times says c Mon- ¬ v flA h i day the Legislature entered with only a pro forma ballot upon the fifth week of its second series in the wearisome farce of how not to elect a senator Kentucky can run along very nicely upon one sena- ¬ torial wheel but this thing of squander ¬ ing 1000 a day in a futile effort to transform unicycle into a bicycle is rapidly exhausting the patience of the of the pain and Messrs J E Clay Saml Clay J M long suffering people who are to put up danger attend- ¬ the money Thomas J H Ewalt W C Yeager J ant upon the U Boardman J E Kern and Dan Peed most critical pe- ¬ It is now said to be unlikely that any of this city and Chas Meng of North riod of her life change will be made in the Civil Service Middletown were among the Bourbon Becoming a Commission befere the expiration of the visitors at Mt Sterling court Monday mother should be terms of the present Commmissionere The Georgetown Times says Wm a source of joy Holland sold to Harve Harp about 800 to all but the Congressman Sayer proposes that the lambs at 5 cents and to J Luke 450 suffering and Government offer large prizes to engi- ¬ at the same price for June and Julj de neers for the be3t plans of controlling livery He alsosold to J Muldery a car danger of the ordeal make its anticipation one of misery the channels of the Mississippi river load of hogs at 360 to be taken within two-year-old fake The aerial monster was manufactured originally in New York of papier mache and ordinary balloon material to advertise a certain cigarette When it was set free at Denver some wine merchants and other mercantile gentlemen infringed the patent and made papier mache air ships for their own use That is why the air ship has been seen at so many places at one and the same time There is more than one of them in the sky and the cigarette balloon is not the j oniy nguc in ine neavens oy any means whose lHERE IS NO PROFESSION The whole thing is a clever advertising labors so severely tax the nervous sysdodge invented jointly by parties in tem as that of the ministry The de Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Ktc New York and Chicago rangement of the nerve centers of the brain Turf Notes Wrights Celery Tea cures constipaLee Riker has sold 1200 bushels of tion sick headaches 25c at druggists by over work frequently brings on attacks of heart trouble and nervous prostration wheat at one dollar at Danville Rev J P Kester M D Pastor U B Tires 5 pair Perfect 97s Full church London Mills Ills himself a physi- ¬ Elsket won second Talbot Bros guarantee 26 1895 Heart affection writes money Tuesday in the fifth race at New- ¬ Hose from 4 Best warranted garden cian nervous Feb Macintoshes and and cents prostration had become so port full line Rubber at Factory Cprices serious last fall that a little over work in completely prostrate J H Ewalt bought fifteen 700 lb Mineralized Rubber Co New York the pulpit would sofcnat it seemed certainme Agent Wanted I steers Monday at Mt Sterling court at Ul 1V1PQ relinquish the work must 460 HCSXt Clir of tlie ministry entirely Heart palpitation became Jim Hutsell took three fine RCSlOrCS so bad that my auditors race horses to Louisville Wednesday would ask me if I did not to start in the Jockey Club races 11621 Lll have heart disease Last Every mother November I commenced taking Dr Miles H M Long of Georgetown has lost feels an j n d e -- New Heart Cure alternately with Dr Miles by death his sixteen year old stallion scribable dread Nervine and derived the greatest possible Petoskey by George Wilkes benefit I have just closed revival work of T ¬ ¬ f m Baby Mine SriHt rE weeks preaching nearly every night and twice on the Sabbath I can speak for hours without suffering as I formerly did Hard working ministers should keep Dr Miles grand remedies on hand Dr Miles Heart Cure is sold on guarantee first bottle will benefit or money refunded 10 THIS IS THE HOUSE TO GO TO If You Want To Buy TheN Best l Farm injwms For Sale the market for the money All sizes in stock and ready for immediate delivery Do not buy a refrigerator until you seen my On ¬ ¬ HAVE a lot of new farming imple¬ ments which have never been used that I will sell cheap for cash I s 10 days - Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair DR j w CREAM i BAKING POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE T- - Fisher Tarr now has full charge of the Edgewater Megibben stable of racers and is training the horses at Louisville In the string are Aimee Goodwin and a number of promising youngsters He has engaged stable room for a part of the string at Newport and will race at the meeting now in progress there George Ashbrook of Cynthiana was among the visitors at the Newport track Wednesday and of course he had a bet on his colt Blanton in the first xace Mr Ashbrook reports 13 foals thus far this season at the Edgewater Farm a majority of which are by King Eric the sire of Byron McClellands crack Prince Lief Nearly 30 more are due soon about 10 of which are by the famous sire Springbok wha died last winter MOTHERS FRIEND is 7 double shovel plows 2 pony plows A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free worn Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 t YEARS THE STANDARD J me to settle at once as I need the money 100 PER BOTTLE at all Drug- Stores not sold privately before I will sell or sent by mail on receipt of price at If auction on- Tuesday April 27th at 10 BOOKS Containing invaluable information of nnlnck a m all my household goods Prices on yarn carpets slaughtered at FREE interest to all women will be sent two horses bueey two sets of harness to any address upon abdication by - 0 D GRAM T Hintons Tie BBlDFIELD REGULATOR CO Atlaita G saddle bridle etc - the remedy which relieves women of the great pain and suf- ¬ fering incident to maternity this 2 phaeton buggies J H HAGGARD hour which is dreaded as womans severest trial is not only made Glenns old stand corner Fourth and High Streets painless but all the danger is re-¬ Paris Ky moved by its use Those who use this remedy are no longer de- ¬ JJ spondent or gloomy nervousness nausea and other distressing con- ¬ cow with young A ditions are avoided the system is call No 1 fresh milch N F SMITH Apply to made ready for the coming event and the serious accidents so com- ¬ I mon to the critical hour are obviated by the use of Mothers determined to leave Paris Friend is a blessing to woman about May 1st I request all owing pair donble trees 12 5 tooth cultivators 1 nice snrrey 1 barouche 6 have stock Ml J T HINTON A BABY CARRIAGES WALL PAPER STRAW MATTINGS 4- - v Jfc NOTICE - CARPETS FURNITURE And WOOD MANTELS UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED TO I if - K li W iWiiVi -- A k AwMtoimiiaHmpi w2jfcw mm mtsitomrm aaifr t tmmmm v refoisa1 v rj -- atti W3 V W C u 4 i rj5 -- j v y j- - -- J M THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY APRIL 23 1897 V JrT r - atuaifhw y 5 i THE BODRBQN HEWS Se cnteenth Year Established 1881 Mr Hlllenmeyerg Opinion PERSONAL MENTION NUPTIAL KNOTS 3ecof En leici tss mail matter at the Post office at Paris Ky as TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Parable in Advance I One year Si 00 S2 00 Six mouths news costs you cant even get a rk port pkom a gun free of charge 1 Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Orders MiiiXiER Etc The Fiscal Court will meet to day Brussells carpets Hintons 39 cents at J T ¬ For Rent I have a desirable furnish Apply to Mrs J ed room for rent Grannon Disk harrows sharpened strippers and combs for sale 6apr tf E J McKimey Bluegrass Son The work of tearing down the Walsh distillery was begun several days ago The building is now about half torn down The beautiful piece of embroidery raffled by Miss Maggie Welsh was won by ticket No 95 held by Nicholas Gonnell -Attention is directed to the adver- ¬ tisement in another column of the ex ¬ ecutors sale of personal property of the late Socrates Bowles - Louis Hallam a bright young son of RQv Frank Hallam is now an attache of The News and is making rapid progress iu learning the art preservative Thieves broke into the Kentucky Midland depot Tuesday night but did They not secure anything of value searched the cash drawer but the money had been removed Arbor Day occurs this year on Fri ¬ day April 30 It will be generally ob ¬ served by the public schools and by private individuals who plant trees ded ¬ icated to their friends Mary Adair of this city who Mrs recently sold her residence to P I Mc-- ¬ 1 Carthy for 6000 has purchased Col Jas Flukes residence on Russell street in Covingtonfor 4700 V N will sell excursion tickets Sunday to Cincinnati at 125 for the Train leaves at 445 a m round trip leaves Cincinnati and returning Central station at 755 p m The L N brakes man fell from a train while switching at Lexington Sunday and was fatally injured He died Monbay night at St Josephs Hospital in Lexington Belvtn Goodwin an L ¬ rpcently bought 249 large walnut logs off G G Whites farm near East Paris Several They of the logs brought 25 each were shipped this week and filled seven cars has - J Will Forsyth The Hill Top Gun Club gave a most successful shoot at sparrows and clay pigeons yesterday at Alfred Clays near Stony Point Shooters from Lexington - Cincinnati Mt Sterling Winchester and Paris contested for the prizes 3 bon society being at once clever winsome modest and amiable and a favor- ¬ ite with a large circle of friends She was becomingly gowned in handsome white broadcloth and wore a fetching white leghorn hat carrying in her hand American Beauty roses She was at-¬ by her sister Mrs O L Davis tended wno was costumed in black grenadine The bride is a daughter of Mr C Alex- ¬ ander of this city one of the wealthiest and most respected citizens of the Blue grass The groom wore a cutaway s ck suit of grayish color and was attended by his best man Mr Richard Apperson of Covington who was similarly dressed Mr Howard the groom is a promis ¬ ing young attorney of Covington and a leading personage in societydom He is graduate of Centre College and a mem- ¬ ber of a splendid family The ushers were Messrs Dudley Miller and Wm H Durrett of Coving- ¬ ton and Charlton Alexander Jr and ¬ t Ford Brent of this city Excepting ter all wore cutaway sack suits of light Just The Thing For Spring Cleaning Mr and Mrs Saml Willis of Clark OEe color 1000 Patent Dust Pans of which we county are visiting Mr and Mrs C B Mr Howard and bride were hand- ¬ have sole contract worth 25c each Mitchell somely remembered in way of presents given away to our customers next Sat Mrs F B Carr and Mrs John from their friends day April 24th with eaeh purchase Feeney left yesterday for a short visit in They left Wednesday afternoon for a amounting to 100 Richmond wedding trip to Eastern cities and on A nice scrubbing brush worth 10c arriyed home their return will reside in Covington Mrs W A Johnson with each purchase amounting to 50c yesterday from a visit in Carlisle and Among the persons from a distance A bar of good laundry soap with each Sharpsburg who attended the wedding were purchase amounting to 25c Hon and Mrs Harvey Myers Judge Mr C F Parks of Boston who Excepting sugar in above bffers bnilt the Paris waterworks was in the Jas C Tarvin Mr R C Simmons Yours for Cash Mrs Laura Wiggins Mrs Frank city last week Bluegrass Grocery Co Mrs Edw Saulsberry who has been Woodall of Covington Mrs H H Monumental visiting her brother Dr M H Daily Bailey sister of the groom Dr Scott B Howard of Cincinnati Mr C L Brent Three carloads of artistic cemetery returned Wednesday to Eminence of Lexington Miss Janet Lyle Danville Miss June Jameson who went to work of all styles has just been receiv- ¬ Miss Anna Johnson Mt Sterling Mr ed at the Bourbon Marble Works and Lexington last Thursday to visit Miss and Mrs Samuel W Willis of Win- ¬ will be in place for inspection on Satur¬ Mary Lark Nichols has been ill since chester Hon Richard P Ernst Coving-¬ her arrival in Lexington Her mother ton Mrs day April 24th Chas R Brent Mrs Sprigg We invite all who are needing any¬ Mrs John Jameson has gone up to see Brent of Louisviile thing in our line to call and examine her Mr Tice B Ashurst son of Mr Lloyd our work and learn our prices A telegram from New York anT 20apr 2t nounces the safe arrival of Hon C M Ashurst of this city was married last W A Hill Thomas and wife from Marseiles Thay night in the Clintonyille Christian A Successful Shoot Liver will arrive in this city in about a fort- ¬ Church to Miss Edith May The The birds were thrown from a mango night A lot of their household g oods daughter of the late John Liver groom is a worthy young man and the trap the first ever used in Kentucky have already reached this city is a pretty and estimable young and it did splendid work Misses Emma and Alice Ashbrook bride There were about two hundred per- ¬ two attractive Kentucky girls formerly lady sons present and an excellent lunch of Covington now of Dakota were in Deputy Clerk Pierce Paton issued was served the city Wednesday afternoon enroute to marriage licenses as follows this week Carlisle on a short visit They formerly Mark Stuart and Carrie H Laughlin D Xew Laundry Agency attended college at Shelby ville with B Sims and Mary Feeback Ullie John- ¬ son Howard and Caroline Brent Alex ¬ I have secured the agency for the several Paris yonng ladies Winchester Power Laundry a first ander T B Ashurst and Edith May The Lexington Herald yesterday class institution and solicit a share of the public patronage Work or orders said Mr and Mrs Sidney Clay and Liver left at Clarke Clays drug store will family leae on Friday for Escondida Refrigerators at ice box prices receive immediate attention Work their home in Bourbon Miss Katie called for and delivered promptly FORD 00 Clay does not accompany them but will Respectfully ¬ Mr H F Hillenmeyer the Lexington nursery man writes as follows about the COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY THE NEWS MAN frosts and fruitF etc Many inquiries were received asking what the frost of Tuesday morning had Notes Hastily dotted On The Streets At done for the fruit The day preceeding The Depots Tn The Hotel Lobbies And had been dry and cold the night was Elsewhere windy and every tissue was in the best Rev Dr Rutherford has besn ill condition to resist the sharp frost While many buds have been frozen for several days nature provides so amply that there is j Mr and Mrs Ira Taylor of Cincin yet no impairment of the superb fruit prospect that has encouraged the hope nati arein the city of full yields for the summer of 1897 Mrs Warren Ingels is visiting rela- ¬ Apples grapes and the small fruits have been in no way injured by the tives in Lexington sharp frosts of the 9th and this morning Mrs Frank Hallam was a visitor in nor by the continued rains and low Lexington yesterday tern perature of the month Fruit trees Miss Eddie Spears will entertain the in bloom are of course not benefited by such conditions and while peach plum Violet Whist Club this afternoon pear and cherry trees may bear full this Misses Anna Ward and Mamie year the long continuance of either rain or cold at this time would surely cause Spears were in Cincinnati Tuesday the expanded flowers to be sterile or to Miss Margaret Ingels arrived home fall even after pallenation had taken place Since the decadence of greater y33terday from a visit in Maysville industries much more interest has been Mrs Douglas Thomas left yesterday taken in fruit growing than heretofore for a visit to relatives in Covington and bountiful yields will keep at home Miss Lida Stuart of Lebanon Ohio large sums ordinarily expended for fruits grown both North aad South is visiting Mr and Mrs G W Stuart Paul E Shipp spent several days Refrigerators never so cheap this week with friends in Georgetown FORD as this season 00 Miss Bettie Remington is visiting Quiclc Justice her sister Mrs J W Fisher in Carlisle Miss Sallie Talbott of Cynthiana is Yesterday afternoon about 130 oclock Frank Amos colored had a fight visiting the Misses Roberts at the Ford in Ruckerville and about two oclock ham was arrested by Constable Williams Miss Janet Lyle of Danville is was tried before Squire Lilleston visiting her uncle Mr J A Lyle near He and fined 625 and by three oclock was Paris in jail Rev Dr George Varden and wife Hack Nutter colored accused of are visiting the latters relatives in Lex¬ horse stealing wa3 tried before Squire ington v Lilleston yesterday and was held over Mrs Ed Bean and danehter arrived for trial by Circuit Court Nutter gave home yesterday from a visit in Winchesbond ¬ Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows HOWARD ALEXANDER Look Before You Buy And remember we guarantee more for yoiir money than you can buy elsewhere or your money refund If perfect weather at the nuptial hour augurs wedded bliss surely the lives of Miss Caroline Brent Alexander and Mr Ullie Johnson Howard should be ex- ¬ ceedingly happy Their union at the Christian Church Tuesday afternoon at 215 was witnessed by a large crowd of friends and relatives and while Prof A M Gutzeitdrew soft music from the organ Rev F J Cheek in front of an altar completely hidden by palms and ferns pronounced the ceremony which united for weal or woe the hearts of Mr Howard and Miss Alexander The bride is a leading figure in Bour ¬ ed and you to be 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 DAVISTflOMS0NIISGRIG j M IM M M NEW BLACK DRESS GOODS JUST ARRIVED PROM THE IMPORTER 30 Pieces of Black Dress Goods I Including such choice weaves as Eta mines Ohantilions CovertsGrenadiijes Figured Twilled and Plain Mohairs Serges c Call and see these goods PRICES THE LOWEST Hamburgs at greatly reduced prices 529 Main St Paris Ky great deal of talk is being created by the extraordinary bargains now being offered by us and the following prices will command the attention ol eyery careful buyer A Spring Dress Goods in all the newest effect strictly all wool at 25c and 39c worth double We will still sell our finest Dress Patterns in black and colors at 4 8 some of them are marked 6 less Hosiery at 10c and 15c Others get 2oc for the same goods Our domestic stock is the bes assorted and decidedly the cheap- ¬ est Extra good Brown Cotton 5c and 10 Vv Table Linens Towels and Nap ¬ 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- - Y buy them from us Best Lancaster Ginghams 5c Gr D Corsets 50c 75c and SI Percales and Penangs 7c are the best in the world for the price Ladies Bleacned Vests at 10c Ladies and Childrens full seam full taped worth 25c CONDONS charge See the new portraits we enlarge free of f - di HOWS THIS Patent Flour Eating Potatoes Irish Yellow Jersey Seed sweet Southern Queen seed sweet Red Bermudas For Cash only this week 16ap tf Bruce Holladay The biggest line of mattings ever N railroad has offered to shown in Kentucky can now be found at The L furnish a special train free of charge to J T Hintons Nobody can duplicate take a company of the Cincinnti police his prices They run from 8 cents to to the Nashville centennial in May 65 cents Brent The offer was made by Col accepted Arnold and it has been quiet quick and clean service by expert barbers in the cosiest shop in Paris Baths in comfortable well equipped bath rooms furnished at the pleasure of patrons tf The patrons of Crawford Bros shop on Main street near Fifth enjoy a ¬ Black Diamond a negro porter at R PDows grocery was held up a few nights ago at Main and Thirteenth streets and robbed of 170and his hat Black Diamond had been visiting his sweetheart in Claysville and was going to his home in Ruckerville clever landlord of the Hotel Reed at Lexington assigned Monday to H S Reed Mr Connor has a host of friends throughout the State who will be glad to know that he will remain in charge of the hotel with a good chance of getting entirely relieved from his temporary embarrassment io The Palace Hotel at Sixth and Vine Jas Connors the the near future Geo uolston a negro boy charged with forgery had his examining trial Wednesday before Judge Webb and was held over in 250 bail for trial by Circuit Court Colstons charged with passing Isgrig an order on Davis Thompson with Miss Naomi Cunninghams name forged to it When arrested in the store Colston gave his name as James Holmes who works on Miss Cunninghams farm Ii N Excursion Bates N mington N C May 6 to 14th L will sell round trip at one fare May 3d to 7th iimited to 15 days from date of sale Presbyterian Church General Assem ¬ bly Charlotte N C May 20 to 31 L N will sell round trip tickets at one fare May 17 to 21 limited to June 10th i Southern Baptist Convention Wil ¬ F B CARRAgt 4 Refrigerators coolers FORD filters and a few ice cream freezers 00 in Cincinnati has earned a well de ¬ OP served reputation as the best 2 and 250 hotel in the country and is justly HOUSEHOLD GOODS WE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLEffDTJD ST00K OP popular with Kentuckians Its conven ient location and polite service com- ¬ IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS Having determined to locate in an-¬ ¬ Miss Mabel Hord of Mexico Mo- Miss other city I will sell at public auction mends it especially to Kentucky peoA llen ple It Annie Wilson Messrs Harry Craig at 10 oclock a m on and Henry Long of Robt Tuesday April 27 1897 Georgetown and Walter Champ of OBITUARY this city The dinner was served in five the following household and kitchen Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory courses turniture etc quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calL Of The Dead A handsome 130 set of furniiure al- ¬ most new Thos Smiley a former conductor on 1 elegant bed room set of furniture N died Tuesday at Savannah the L 2 book cases Ga 2 straw mattings FZN3E1 MERCHAyT TjSlIOLOIIS 2 carpets Do not buy a refrigerator until you 1 dinner set containing 115 pieces have seen the best made They are at J S E TIPTON Cutter 8 rocking chairs OF 1 office chair T Hintons 1 white enamel baby bed We are also agents for the celebrated Chas E Smith Shirt Full line of samples N Excursion Bates L 1 get dining room chairs PROPERTY several chamber sets International Convention Y M C A 1 nice pressnre filter April 21 25th L N will sell Entire set of kitchen furniture 2 horses round trip tickets to Mobile Ala As Executor of Socrates Bowles 1 buggy 2 sets harness April 19 20 and 21 limited May 1 at I will sell at hiB late home on the Jacks 1 saddle town pike on one fare F B Cake Agt And numerous other useful articles Main St Terms cash Ky SATURDAY MAY 1ST 1897 Prices on ingrain carpets lower than Note All the above furniture etc the lower than the lowest Quality bet ¬ beginning at 10 oclock a m the fol- ¬ have been but little used and are as good as new ter than mostpeoples Do not be de- ¬ lowing personal property steers 3 ceived by flashily worded advertise0 D CRAM7 3 milch cows ments I have as big a stock as you can G R Doehrer Auctr Jersey heifer 1 95 ewes 2 bucks and 82 lambs cheap find in Kentucky and will sell as 1 harness mare a3 you can buy anywhere 100 to 125 barrels of corn J T Hinton Some bacon and lard Infants Household and kitchen furniture Misses Childrens and Spring Heel Shoes that are made like farm implements etc To Cure A Cold In One Day The finest line sums of 25 and under grown up peoples Terms All ever shown in Paris Every pair brim Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ cash over thac sum 60 days with six per ful of style and quality and will out-¬ lets All druggists refund the money cent interest wear their purchase price every time ROBERT L BOWLES if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W Executor CLAY RION T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris vA T Forsyth Auctr ¬ visit Miss Sara Simrall and other Lex- ¬ ington friends before joining the fam- ¬ ily The Cincinnati Enquirer Tuesday Judge J Quincy Ward of said Ky was at the Grand yesterday Paris returning from Illinois He says that if the silver Democrats will turn in and help elect Henry Martin Senator at Frankfort it will do much to heal the breach in Kentucky and carry the state next November Misses Julia and Ella Thomson two Georgetown society favorites who are are well known in Paris gave a charm- ¬ ing eight oclock dinner Tuesday even iLg in honor of their Boston cousins Mr Norman Greely and sister Miss Mariain Greely were The other guests - You will enjoy yourself by going to J T Hintons and taking a look at his line of baby carriages They have some exclusive features about them and Hin ¬ ton has the exclusive sale Prices the lowest 525 bbl 25c bu 150 bbl 150 bbl 200 bbl uM G - FOR RENT Desirable residence six rooms cellar waterworks bath etc Good location Apply to ROBT S RANSDALL 0 EDWARDS PUBXiIO SALE W FOR SPRING AND SUMMER Hintons Refrigerators at J T Executors Sale - mm two-year-old two-year-o- td DAUGHERCY BROS - - A3i Paris ¬ ld ¬ Have a clean new stock of the 97 Cleveland Orient and Phoenix Bicycles Also second hand wheels at - reasonable prices S d I- - -- i j ii Ai fcc - - tf - - - - - 4I Vt -T - V- - - it wr- -- F f i - ifeT E sr fft V y1-- fr n v K f 1 r 6 V v THE BOUEBON NEWS FRIDAY APRIL 23 1897 and turned to crawl back and there was Saunders stooping behind me And I was fool enough to take hold of his fingers and plug them in the holes to make him feel the inside smoothness He seemed startled himself and didnt say a word till we had clambered down to the sand again Then as I went to tug my line feeling a bit nervous he catches my arm and puts his glass against mine Scuttled be said Aye scuttled I yelled back and the next thing I knew was that I lay on uij back empty handed He had tripped me and jerked away the life Well all the blood rushed line to my head thats about ali I know I lay there stunned most by the thought that such villain could find a place in any mans mind But he was not quite quick enough as he went to step back 1 caught him behind the knees with one hand and down he came Then came the struggle for life and death and it doesntbear describing I had tumbled to the whole thing in a flash he had been offered a price not to let me go up if by chance I found out anything black and it had been big enough to make a rogue of him I held on to him for a minute or so like a vise but I was undermost the weight of him on my chest and the notion of what he intended doing suffocating me almost Clouds of white sand went whirling up about us and the red mist in my e3res made them seem real blood color I recollect Aye he meant it that day he knew hed gone too far to draw back the mad fool Through the glass I made out his ax going up as if he could see no way for it but to smash in my helmet and leave the water to do the rest 1 just had strength enough to give one mighty screecfi then I was done closed my eyes and waited for the thud It never came mates but if it wasnt with death what was it he was going to do the thing Ive That never had a doubt but all of a sudden there was a jerk of his line up he went and I hanging on to his ankles had sufficient sense not to let go Up up very slowly for the line had a double weight that they didnt know of above Up up and in my dreams siuce Ive often felt the kicks he gave to get free of roe But Heaven wouldnt a How it Ive no recollection of reaching the blessed surface and being hauled above but it goes without saying or 1 wouldnt be telling the tale now Mr Lacy told me afterwards that when they unstrapped my thhigs 1 was blrck in the face and dead to the world They thought 1 was going and put back to shore at once- but however once in my bed at home 1 got back enough sense to gasp out something that sMit him off to the police hot foot The next thing I linew was that Id been ill for a week and that they were waiting for me to give evidence at the trial Truman Brothers vs the owners and captain of the Witch It lasted days and clays and at first seemed as if it was going against us An expert diver had gone down and made his report but the owners calmly swore that the auger holes were a rev- ¬ elation to them and the crew did the same Onlj one thing did it their captain wasnt to be found or heard of and in the end they got off with t he suspicion of conspiracy to defraud and the loss of the insurance money and costs Of course it was morally clear as daylight theyd over insured the cargoand arranged with the captain ¬ ¬ ¬ touch-and-go n V ltr m V T THE BOURBON NEWS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP BRUCE MILLER f kaltors and Owner ir r1 f-r- t i- - 1 T v f ii 5 K- - - Plv 6J - fcf fc f L m 1 ISr i v 3 Tjifc ML tl iK H- he incredulous like Will what do you think Theres no time to lose thats certain we must arrange to have THE OLD HOME our man down with ttieirs you know Come Ill take you at your word Mr Twas only a humble cottage etr Wilderspin I want that fore hold Not far from the village street quietly inspected you understand But the cool gTeen meadoWs Inclosed it And flowers brought their fragrance After that the cargo Got an outfit sweet Then well see to that Gome in here The birds in the roofs old thatches will you I hardly know what Im The winds in the tall elm tree The pathway that led to the woodlands about Made the happiest home for me It seems past believing one way and another I left that oliice mates with Then no world beyond the meadows my full instructions and a couple of Disturbed my beautiful dream My playmates were birds and flowers shiners as well and just sailed home on And we used to singto the stream And would anyone believe it But now the green meadows have widened air when Jd blurted out the mornings tale Far far to the rolling sea away on its bosom to Jess she hangs round my neck And I sail From the home or my Infancy didnt want me to do it Theres a woman all over for you I can see her Oh lands o crimson and purple poor pinched face white and gloomer Dh white jeweled cities afar Ye throb on the restless ocean cus as anything just as if it was Ye dazzle like orient star against my shoulder this very minute But oh for the home of my childhood But there I mustnt talk I came nigh And my world of meadow and tree never seeing it again in this world For ihe quiet calm of those old old days gone forever from me Has Dead to the minute I was down at William T Saward in Golden Days the docks next morning ready for any ¬ thing Lacy Truman hed been on his ieet all night lcould tell had made all THE DIVERS STORY the arrangements and he meant busi- ¬ ness So did the other party it was Waiter salt for six here Wilder plain Saunders and I ifc was agreed spins going to give us that deadly ex-¬ were to go down together and report perience of his Now captain forge afterwards Theyd hired a small cut- ¬ ahead its glasses round for the first ter between them and appeared to be Touch-and-g- o friendly enough on the outside but man who interrupts you say and yet your hair there was something in the air right with death kept its original color How on earth enough Oh aye Well the moment the tide had was it Another laugh rippled along the turned off we started with the salvage table but it soon subsided The old boat and a dozen others after us to see divers twi telling lips made it clear that w hat there might be to see I knew Mr his thoughts were elsewhere He simply Lacy had an idea the other party meant sat back stared fixedly at the shaded to hamper us if possible but it didnt tandle before him and broke into the appear so in less than an hour theyd silence with a steady impressiveness made the spot Saunders and some o the Witchs crew were straining their that soon had the company spellbound Youll please yourselves about eyes over the side There she lies mates in ten wallowing this when youvestood in fathoms or Im a Dutchman he says and seen the newspaper-cutting- s aiy parlor on the wall framed in a bit of1 the quietly 1o me Can ye go the depth Witchs timber As for excitement jou Right nothing like pluck- - eh Well mightnt care to sleep through a few of soon know all about her cargo now Get the dreams Ive had since Aye but the vour things on Down below I goes and was ready as real extraordinary part about It was if soon as he Course being what he was you like that I should have walked into Lacy Trumans office in Hobart Town he had the sneer of me the minute be as the clock struck 11 that morning knew I was no expert but he seemed Por Id been hanging about the docks affable enough and even a little friend ¬ hungry and savage for weeks and Id ly Just before we stuck our headgear left Jess my young wife with the on and Mr Trumanwas seeing my tube words that come no luck I was simply extra fast to the pumper he pulls out a going to steal the money to takeus back brand v bottle and offers me a mouthful to England by the next weeks steamer offhand I had it to my lijs when some- ¬ how I caught his eyes and that man And 1 meant that ¬ They were ship brokers Lacy Tru well he flinched Have some yourself says I hand ¬ man and his brother I walked into their outer office without being invited up to ing it back T always do well no I wont just the boss clerk and told him in so many words Id come to the end of my tether yet he says with a laugh and tosses in that country The old tale Whafc the bottle overboard 1 couldnt quite get the grip of that Anything eh arc you Sit down there he says I went to do it when and perhaps it was this action that gave the door flies oxen and the senior part me a nasty sinking sensation when I ner I knew them both by sight stag stood readv with the helmet on and 30 gers in with a face like like death pounds of solid lead on my boots itself He stood there and rattled out watching him go dowu the ladder and Will quick Shes gone down down coolly slide into that green ten fathoms within a mile of dock It was a lot oyer rav old dock depths was it Bang goes the inner and 1 felt a tilt dreamy so to speak That door and the other steps out white when 1 heard the engine start pumping enough too in a liiee What the away for me But there it was I had Witch he says almost lower than a no notion of backing out then Down I whisper Til never believe it Sighted stepped let inyself go and knew not a thing- more till I found myself standing at seven this morning and foundered Lacy youre fooling Weve covered her still on the bottom dizzy with the depth sick after the suspense and with for 8000 Gone down repeated his brother a noise in my head as if a hundred n if he wanted to catch somebodys throats had started screeching That throat I met Cucrmbes clerk coming lasted about half a minute then I up here raced back and saw the own ¬ pulled myself together took another ers and the captain himself Theres kink of the life line and kenw I was all no log saved nothing at all They right for Lacy Trumans job Where was Saunders simply say that water was pouring in at I looked round It wasnt like har- ¬ the fore hold all day yesterday no one knows how and they just had time to bor water you - could see as well as put off in the boats before she lurched looking at daylight through thick and settled down at ten oclock Thats glasses and there was he standing a Were absolutely few yards off Hashing his diving lamp four since March ahead Wed tumbled on abed of sand ruined The clerks sat there like bits of white as snow I could inake out mighty stone the two partners stared at each worms and shellfish crawling over it everything looks twice its size at that other you could have heard a feather drop They were rich as things go Id depth and great castles of rock here and there with sea creepers swaying heard but four since March Never believe it says Will Tru about something- lovely and shoals of man again waking up Theres some ¬ small fish zig zagging in and out like thing wrong old she was but good for silver spear points but neer a sign of years yet Ill swear My hat Within our ship Then present I saw Saund- ¬ a mile Lacy surely we can get some ers shaking his light and pointing Hed located it straight away with his ex ¬ of the cargo up before Yes to light fires with The salt perience After him I goes for about I should will spoil those silk bales inyless than reckon DO or GO yards over slimy hill ¬ three days man He was a sight I tell ocks and dovn bits of valley and there you To go down like that in smooth wiis the Witch lying three parts over water I told Coombes plainly I dont on a bit of rising ground her mainmast pay out a farthing until an investiga- pointing down at our heads a sad tion has been made and if t suspected enough sight Saunders he was up to anything Id take action at once her deck rail in a jiffy got his You were a fool to hint at any ¬ over it and had climbed over thing oC the sort before I could take it in When I folAye perhaps 1 was We ought to lowed I stopped haif way because 1 felt have sent a man down straight away the timbers shaking and could almost to look at her Who is there Here swear there was the dull sound of an ax Johnson run to Saunders the diver hacking away like fury I just waited i n Market street Tell him to come here and presently he comes clambering this minute Ill kuow the truth of back to pU his helmet against mine this and there was a splinter of wood ¬ They went into the inner office to ing to his ax and he was panting stickgether I sat there hanging-- onto the Rotten mate A three foot leak in buzz ot their talk and fairly itching to the outer hold was what he shouted do or say something Then in about 15 Hatches blocked Im afraid Well have minutes back tears their clerk with the to come down again and blow a hole in word that Sauuders was very sorry but her side to get at the silk Got your the owners had that very minute en ¬ line Say when gaged him to make an investigation Half a minute shouted back next morning and he didnt think there Perhaps he thought 1 had Id enough of was another diver worth a cent in the and reckoned I should be glad to take it pJacc just then hed find out his word for everything Asjt was The two partners spun round and ing afraid lo go too nearjthe riggin-be- ¬ looked at each other and it didnt need I walked round by the fqreneakw as words to show what they were think ¬ smart as I could twung myscrf ing That was my chance if ever arid the keel board and crawled along up to there before I knew it Id spoken feeling and looking both sides for the Yes there is Mi Truman Ill go hole he had made it his business to down and welcome If you think theres hack anything underhanded leave it to me I couldnt find it but I found-somYou Theyd never noticed me thing els8 that made the blood i higle in Worl uu ov - vrn Jin ficl vu otmur me very queerly I hadnt really ex i tc oujjv tviiub iuigiii you Know aoout pected it and only the sheerest bit of it luck could have put it in my way by that A good deal sir Thats to say I light but there acouple of yards up the havent done any deep sea work to side of the forehold were three bi o spcak of but I ws five years over in splintered holes that nothin tllt nit Sunderland going down and stopping auger had worked through Iuuu uu made leaks aud otrai as before they had the t quite sure o that got my nerves set sajTs --- f dry dock built Thats something sir I was here to ask for worlc and there it is If the silk can be saved or those 8000 Im your man Try me Well if this isnt a coincidence of eiderdown used in this country in a year said a veteran down importer of this city when asked about the quality of eiderdown used in quilts sold for five or six dollars There are three grades and the range in price is 10 12 and 15 a pound uThe down is imported chiefly from Greenland and Iceland where it is gathered by the natives When the ducks build their nests they line them with down plucked from their own breasts This first lining is the finest quality of down After a nest is robbed the ducks line it the second and third times each time the grade of down be ¬ coming poorer as there are a greater number of small feathers mixed in After the third robbing the ducks quit the nest and do not ouild again until the next season Eiderdown is about twice as bulky as the finest goose down that is one pound of eiderdown will serve as a fill ing where two of the best goose down would be necessary Owing to its scarc ¬ ity and costliness it is used only in fill- ¬ ing the most expesive cushions and quilts It can be used to a greater advantage and is really the only satis- ¬ factory filling for elegant smoking jackets muff beds womens skirts and babies clothing The next quality of down is goose down which isproduced in the United States the larger part coming from the ¬ ¬ IS COSTLY There Is Only 1000 Pound a Yeai Used in Tills Country There are only about 1000 pounds EIDERDOWN GEO W DAVIS DSALSR IN THE PAGE TOILED SPRINfl W0FE3 Pamiture Window Shades Etc Oil WIRE FEME Cloths Carpets Mattresses V ¬ Special attention given to Undertaking and Repairing Main Street - - - - Paris Ky tj COLLINS Agents MILLER Paris Kentucky This is a smcoth fence that will turn any kind of stock It is made from ths best hard steel drawn specially for tbs purpose The large steel wires forming tht horizontal bars are first coiled around a finch rod thus practically becoming COILED SPftESrGS their entire length These are securely tied together by 18 cross bars to the rod The cross barf are best quality of annealed wir wrapped three timet galyanized around each horizontal bar ready for business Being a is self regulator itup alwayj for 30 slacks ITS ADVANTAGES HOW 12 IS MADE - W O HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance THE VERY BEST OLI m RELIABLE PROMPT- - PAYTtfG NON UNION HOTEL REED Short St Bet Broadway and Mill - LEXINGTON KM James Connors - - - Proprietor Rates 2 And 250 Per Day One hundred good rooms Electric lights hot and cold baths barber shop and Postal telegraph office etc 2l3y96 ly western and southern states There are three grades at 3 2 and 150 a pound The first grade is the pure down plucked from the breast of the live goose The other two grades are extracted by machinery from the feath ¬ ers of poultry plucked for the market The feathers are sold in bulk unsorted and have to be separated by special ma- TREES JFLJLJLi - ¬ - tc scuttle the old vessel at a certain point and it hadnt turned out quite as they meant but all that had to be the courts satisfaction Well there mv blood Saunders boils now at thought of it he got off scot free and for all I know walks Hobart Town to this day as an honest man I see him now standing up there in the dock and persisting that Id dreamed it all that Id got insensible proved and it wasnt projmrty done to - ¬ and really owed my life to him Never mind its haunted his sleep once or twice since 1 will lay Youll hardly believe that I stuck to the work after that but did And whats more mates Ive got the best part of the 300 that Lacy Truman banked for me just put by for the day when I have to give up business as a deep sea diver Tit 1 Bits grap-pling-hoo- lc ¬ should be dressed round and it is always best to show a coil or so from the side behind the ears also endeavor to fill up the nape of the neck as much as possible For a sharp featured face always avoid dressing the hair right at the top of the back of the crown in a line with the nose as this so accentuates lho severe outlines Dress the hair low down or else quite on the crown top to meet the fringe For a round face narrow dressings are becoming and can be taken well down the neck For a broad face narrow dressings are preferable but which should be kept somewhat high Exceedingly tall people should keep the hair dressed rather low and decidedly round Verjr short ladies can have their hair dressed high as itgives addition to their ¬ ¬ Arranft ciMent of the Hair To suit a long narrow face the hair stature Chicago Record - e - iV- -- - T I Dredge the outside with flour Put intoa dripping pan with a cup of boil- ¬ ing water and add a piece of butter as large as a hickory nut to it eover and cook tilltender Remove the cover and brown basting frequently that it may iOt harden Make gravy of the drip¬ pings Detroit Free Press Procure a large slice of the round of beefsteak season one side with salt pepper and sage Prepare a stuffing as if for turkey spread on the meat roll it up and fasten it with skewers Moclc Duck - 1 foreigners in the city of Buenos Ayres and that the total number 6t foreigner in the Argentinerepublic is aboutl000- k Foreigner In Argentina It is estimated that there are 345393 vvv r i --- - S vi Asparagus and everything for the posts Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- ¬ ploy no agents Try us on prices and THREE POSTS to the 100 FEET see the difference between those of a Economy is not our sole object io grower and dealer Catalogue on arv placing posts for farm fence at the un¬ plication te usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart chines The only goose down import- ¬ Farmers say the closer the posts th fl F HILLENMEYER ed comes from China It is white but 20oct Lexington Ky better the fence That may apply tor not so fluffy as the American and con ¬ common fences but depending largely on its elasticity we fsefek the long sequently used only for cheaper filling panel For cemeteries lawna yards Duck down is imported almost ex ¬ etc they should of course be nearer 13 clusively from China in feathers to SO feet is not objectionable There are about three grades The best or pure down sells for 125 and is We have completed and are now used for making a fair quality of quilts building a lot of this fence for Bourbon linings pillows etc The other two farmers and you can examine into its grades bringing one dollar and 75 merits for yourself Estimates cheerfully furnished Yon cents a pound are made bjr leaving a may nut up the noots and we will build certain per cent of feathers in the the fence or we will contract to do th down These feathers as imported I whole job If you are needing any from China are exceedingly dirty and fence see us We will save you moneys the cleaning and separating which is ana axiu ouna you ine Dest ience rnaae done by machinery are very expensive Respectfully The vield of down is about ten or twelve MILLER COLLINS per cent of dirt 30 to 40 per cent Paris Ky the rest is feathers These feathers are a little better when thoroughly Tlie Page Wir Fence In Donrbon steamed and cleaned than our native chicken feathers which as all house ¬ Millersburo Ky May 4 93 keepers should know are the cheapest Messrs Miller Collins Agents Paris Kentucky feathers Gentlemen have had the Pagd Do not be deceived br aDnriDir advertisements and I This Chinese down is from the ducks tnlng you can get tno nest made finest flninh and Woven Wiie Fence on my farm for which the Chinese consume in great MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE about eighteen months and am well quantities As rice is their chief bread for a mere Bonj Boy from reliable manufacturers pleased with it It has proved to be all enac nave jramea a reputation by nonest and square stuff ducks are their chief meat One dealing Thero is none in the world that can equal that is claimed for it It turns all kinda In mechanical construction durabilitv of working duck will furnish a meal for 20 China parts fineness ot finish beauty in appearance or has of stock and is as tight as it was the day men The fowl is boiled until the flesh as many improvements as the NEW HOME it was put up and has stood some sever WRITE FOR CIRCULARS drops from the bones It is then hashed tests A horse of one of my neighbor very fine and with its gravy used to The Hew Home Sewing HacMno Co fell across the fence a few months ago and was not taken off for several houra season boiled rice enough for about Change Mass BosiokHass210 8UsnoKSjuARENT Ceicaoo Ihu 8t Loots Daixas Texas San Fkaucisco Cit Atlanta Ga but when taken off the fence went back 20 men Of course a vast number of OR SALE 8V to its place all right with the exception these ducks are reared and consumed of a few staples During the storm of COOK WINN Paris Ky in China and as the Chinaman makes April 24th a good sized tree was blown no particular use of the fesdhers these across the fence and bent it down to th are shipped to this country and Eu ¬ U S REVENUE STAMPS WANTED ground As soon as the tree was cast rope There are about 1000000 pounds off the fence went up all right and wa BY of feathers imported to the United as good as ever with the exception of States each year from China white T I Green County Clerk 3It Olivet Ky one broken wire and a few staples oufc I want to buy for cash the following IT S of place from Austria and Cermam- - come sev Revenues either canceled or uncanceled at I am so well pleased with the fenc eral hundred thousand pounds of down the prices annexed when stamps are sent in that I am going to put up more of it good condition extracted from Chinese feathers Respectfully JSach right away Chicken feathers which have no life 1 cent Express red Imperforate 5 cents omy tf Wn BECRAyr in them arc chiefly used in cheapening 1 cent Express red part perforate 5 cents red imperforates cent Playing And cheaper grades are used 1 osnt Playing Cards redpart perforated cents down 1 cards cents by mixing- in cat tails light cotton or 1 cent Proprietaryredpart perforatc10 cents 50 cents 1 cent Telegraph red imperforate rabbit hair These last three may We are prepared to furnish at re 2 cent Bank Check bluepart perforated cents 5 cents sonable prices locust posts by the car- ¬ be detected by beating the article 2 cent Certificate blue imperforate cent Certificate blue full perforatc10 cents load Delivered at your nearest rail ¬ as the cat tails and rabbit hair will UCllb UWi UAlVaLtUl UUU AU11 UiAVtUlUAV iO Scents road station invariably sift through and the cotton 2 cent Express blue imperforate 10 Express blue part peiforate MILLER COLLINS will lump Good down may always be 2 cent Playing cards blueimperforate50 cents 2 cent cents 10 ceuts judged by its feeling- and its power to 2 cent Playing cards orange 2 cent Proprietarj- - blue imperforate15 cents rebound A cushion well filled with 2 cent ProprietarybIuepart perforatclOcents eider or the next best thing American 2 cent Propiietaryoraugefull pefrote15 cents CLOTHES GLEANED REPAIRED 3 PlayiDg cardgreenim goose down when pressed will reshape S cent playing cardgreenf ullperforated cents pcrrta20 cent itself almost as quickly as an India 3 cent Telegraph green imperforate 10 cents 4 cent Playing cardvlolet perforatc50 cents N Y Sun rubber ball have employed a first class 4 cent Proprietaryvioletpart perfoatelO cents 10 cents experienced tailor to take charga 5 cent Express red imperforate 10 cents of our cleaning repairing 5ceut Playing card red perforate THE HORSELESS CARRIAGE and pressing 10 cents 5 cent Proprietary perforate Work done on shorj department It Is as Yet a Somewhat Imperfert 6 cent Proprietary orange perf oratcSo cents notice Our prices are lower than 10 cent Bill of Ladinjrbluc lruperfotelo IIccljaiiism 10 cent Bill of Ladingbluepart pertelo cents others and we will do your work right 0 cents 2 The opinion at the present time of 405 cent Bond imperforate cent Inland Exchangeimperforateo cents PARIS FURNISHING UD TAILORING CO those best fitted to judge of the future 50 cent Probate of Will imperforate Sl 25 Foreign exchangegreenmateJX cents of the motor carriage is as follows 70 cent Insurance imperforate H S STOUT Manager 1 SL Life Steam wiil probably be used and it will 51 Manifest imperforate SI 10 24mar tfl SI 2o Mortgage full perforate be generated by means of liquid fuel 81 00 Passage Ticket imperforate 1 50 1 It will be necessary to invent suitable 1 30 Foreign exchaugeorauge imate 00 4 00 Exchange maroon 1 00 air condensers to obviate the clouds of 3 50 Foreign Exchange imperforate 5 00 Inland W W DUDLEY CO steam and to provide means of dispos ¬ 5 00 Probate of Will imperforate 7 00 60 00 00 Probate of Will imperforate ing of the smoke and cinders This 1 080 Blue 1 50 and Black uxjonvthe soundness of 1 opinion is based 2 00 BILL Blue ahd Black Green proprietaryour knowledge of the properties of 5 cent Black and Green proprietary - Scents o cents steam and upon its steadiness of action 6 cent Black and Greeu proprietary a 6 10 cent Black aud PAEIS KY 3h under definite conditions It is not be- 50ent Black and Green proprietary 5 00 Green proprietary 1 lieved by the chief authorities that the o 00 Black and Green proprietary 15 00 Black and All Kinds ol Posting Distributing Ete practical motor carriage can be made lalso wish to buy old canceled postage Promptly Attended To very light and it is not thought for stamps aud stamped envelopes of any and all denominations from 1840 to 1S75 for which I instance that a light motor can be made will pay liberal prices Address T L GREEN Comity Clerk which would be a serviceable attach Mt Olivet Ky TOWN LOT FOR SALE ment for an ordinary bicycle to assist jotv The above named stamps can be Mortgages Notes Receipts found on Deeds the rider to mount hills or even to take Agreements Bank Check etc from 1JJ61 42ixll0 foot lot in Williams ad- ¬ overlevel smooth to 1S75 also on Proprietary Medicines part in the propulsion dition well located Will besold roads Such motors undoubtedly can be Matches etc at low price on four payments one Tno foregoing offer is genuine made In made but they are not fitted for every- good faith and will be carried out to the let¬ fourth cash balance in three equal pay- ¬ receive the ments at six twelve and eighteen day use In the first days of Ihe popu ¬ ter in every instance whenin I good mentioued order hundreds of in stamps X haveOlivet Deposit Bank or any months Address LL care Thb larity of the bicycle Reference Mt ¬ News Paris Ky inventions were made for in official of Robertson county genious T I Gkekn County Clerk creasing the range of the machine The tendency was to make all the parts as light as possible Longer experience has shown that complicated lufehanism does not stand the wear and tear of daily use The modern machine has been shorn of many so called improve ¬ ments and its weight has begun to in ¬ crease for it has been found that ma chines weighing less than 20 pounds are not serviceable on common roads The motor carriage of the future will prob ably imitate the bicycle in its rubber have tires and bail bearings it will will rea verv respectable weight and it vT Aa jf W 2mt tell yon all about feesHtlfal 2 Suuriteeme aiealrBs tho new ilm- v W gapt nuire a smooth road Prof John inCliairi iiM 2fe arlety low price uprior quality JtfHH ff S P in Chantauquan j IlffiratedTcawMour f s jac but we want yon to ititht or onr catalogue we ror imbliihtd Aikfor CatM It contain S i Wdbert St sSta ha r 5 One hundred and twenty firmnen re required to feedthe furnaces of first class Atlantic steamer ¬ FULL stock of Fruit and Ornamental Grape Vines Small Fruits TREES 1896 grip for 90 in the shade gently but firmly persuades a runaway team to reconsider its action An unruly bull is 8af e as a canary in its cage it saitb unto the festive hog thus far shall The fierce wind and drifting thou go snow pass by and it heeds them not There is no terror in the locomotive spark The trespasser is not led into temptation and the rail stealers The hired man and is gone the lagging tramp alike scorn it proffer- ¬ ed shade Like the model housewife when well supported it is always neat and tidy ccupation below as cheerfully as it takes a Hew - Jtf s m Vv J V I A mm INI ii k -- uS ¬ ¬ -- - ¬ y i - al-wa- j-s LOCUST POSTS If I - - J- - 12 VfVi - ts WE GO ¬ CO ¬ A ¬ ¬ iS - ¬ ¬ Trow-bxsds- -e 4ifhnIea tjt lrj 1 k f A v- - v h -- -- - fl J t p SK WJl 9f rJ -- i j1 rZrl- eri wim - J MiinWMkwBUjfa Vi BJ1- Jfe k- 3- - QMMiaba a j iH S s v mjiay ni i r i r - C Sw -- JK - ro i iii hi i iiiiiiiiiii i in i iiiiiTTWHTrtFini mi in ii ii h wiiii inn u usineuuju a f r - r J S - THE BOTJEBON NEWS FRIDAY APRIL 23 1897 MARVELS THE FARMING WORLD GOOD CORN MARKER w It has doue faithful service annually for myself and neighbors ever since hut now I find it worn and disjointed almost beyond repair In planning to make another because of its admirable adaptation to its special use the great satisfaction it gives to those avIio use it and the ease with which any farmer lumdy with tools can make it I am prompted to send a description and drawing for the benefit of other read ¬ a corn marker like the dia ¬ gram herewith about eight years ago It Has Given Sntisfnctioit to AlIWlio Ilttvc Used It I made ers The runners are preferably made of hard wood sawed 2 by 10 inches the outside ones 2y2 feet long on top and the two middle ones 4 feet long For my use they are fixed 3 feet apart The transverse strips which secure thwn ma be of 1 by 2 inch stuff ex ¬ cepting front piece in center to which tongue is attached which should be 2 by 4 for greater strength The cross strips connecting the two longer run ¬ ners should be two feet apart to which the tongue should be attached in the center with bolts anil forward of the front strip 15 inches should be bored a hole for attaching doubletree and one 9 feet forward of that for the neck yoke spud A deep slot should be cut in rear end of tongue where attached and a shallow one in front so as to raise front end the right height for neck yoke on team so that the runners may stand level thereby preventing unnatural wear on rear end of runners by being tilted up in front The boards marked S are 1 by 6 and firmly nailed in place as shown giving great strength to implement The outer runners or wings are boltcne-half-in- ch one-half-in- ch STRONG CORN CRIB It Costs About 40 and Holds 2000 Bnshcls Shelled I will giv my method of building a crib that is cheap and strong Set two parallel rows of stone blocks 2ys feet apart in the row the rows as far apart as the width of crib Then make the irame in sections as shown in the cut The posts are 2x6 inch one 11 feet long and the other 14 The sill is 2x10 and 7 feet long The cross piece near eave is an inch board G inches wide The rafter is 2x4 inches Make as many of these sections as necessary for the size of the crib and set them on the stone blocks Xail them securely at corners and tie across with lxG inch boards Floor of inch lumber Size up horizontally with lx4 inch lumber I built a crib 7 feet 4 inches wide 11 - OF SCIENCE 4 DHE8gtfRH8 Wonderful Vorlis ot tlic Inventor of tlie Arc Flying is solved The principle is Eyes Strained Xerrous System Shat ¬ tered and Brain Affectedtlie Pa ¬ known A lneclranieal expedient is all tient Then Becomes a Wreck that is now needed to make at success fid Practical flight is to day not more than five or ten years off From the Leader Cleveland Ohio A glow worm makes used in ordinary artificial light TROUBLES i light with about A dressmaker you know is by the very one three huntlredth part of the force nature of her work compelled to overtax men know how to make light as cheap streets and homes will be as light as day for a mere fraction of what light now costs TSris is near When Tacuum illumination without incan- ¬ descence is already in full operation and in a year or two should cut down the price of light to a s xth of its cur- rent cost amd in five or ten years light I herself in many ways This is especially true of the eyes and neives and therefore the brain and almost every other organ of the body Very often a dressmaker must work by lamp or gaslight and thus an undue strain is imposed on her optic nerves The result of this over teusiou with me was a constant and severe headache lassitude loss of appetite and loss of sleep iieing in that OATlfltflin TT i ii I M t - ii i -- r i1 I I W-- x v -- l I i J I i 1 1 II 7 v if I 1 i 1 1 1 I i I I I I rev OUTLINE OF CORN CRIB -- feet at front and 60 feet long using good lumber oak frame pine roof for 40 It will hold 2000 bushels of shelled corn In siding up leave as many openings as desired for ed near the central ones with filling in cut the siding at the opening bolte so as to move up and down with a miter and the dats can be rereeiy After cutting shallow slots near moved one at a time making cheap f the ends of the transverse connections openings Malcolm Crockett in Ohio fit them in deeper slots cut in runners Farmer as seen at M then nail the lath firmly NATIVE PASTURES across them Modus Oxierandi Run the rows by After Having Been Grazed Closely Use but three and cut them stakes They Should Be Manured 2y2 times as long as your rows are wide There is quite a diversify of opinion foot marker make the among farmers and stock raisers on the i e for a 3 stakes 8 feet 9 inches long and sharpen question of manuring native pasture large end In commencing a field set lands Some have obtained excellent stalces right distance from one side for results by manuring while others first through you can guess at this seem to have had quite the opposite ex- ¬ four or five rods from end set the first perience the second in the middle and the third The soil of the western prairies is four or five rods from opposite end very rich and under ordinary circum- ¬ get your team with marker in range stances will give fair returns without with the stakes which of course were the application of fertilizers of any set in line and the driver standing on kind - Nevertheless it is certain that marker with one foot near inside of better returns maj be had if more avail- ¬ able food is placed within reach of the grasses Anyone who lias observed a piece of grass land so situated as to re- ¬ ceive the wash from a barnyard will have found that near the yard where the supply of fertilizer has been great the grasses have become thinned out to a few species while where the supply has been moderate the grasses are much more evenly developed and the yield decidedly plain A too plenteous ap- ¬ GOOD CORN MARKER plication of fertilizer will thin out the grasses and reduce the yield of forage each center runner advances to first stake stop and removing stakes bumps at least for the first season or two since the top end against outside of outside many species will not stand such treat- ¬ runner and raising same forces it into ment On the other hand a proper the ground as a guide for the next amount of fertilizer will increase the Through he then remounts and pro- ¬ yield It is quite possible to use too ceeds likewise with the middle stake much fertilizer for any crop and the but upon reaching the end stake drives native grasses seem to be more sensi-¬ over same and stopping at the end tive in this respect than the ordinary throws up both outside wings turns cultivated species Any pasture which has been grazed and drives up until in range with the two stakes now standing drops the closely for some time will be benefited wings and advances until opposite the by an application of a thin of well rotted stable manure fol- ¬ stake just driven over when he stops and sets the same as before and thus lowed by a thorough harrowing It continues until the field is completed is doubtful if much is gained by putting 23y exercising a little care a skillful coarse unrotted manure on the pasture man can run air lines just as far as it can be used to better advantage on the stakes are visible L M Kramer cultivated land Ashea usually have a beneficial effect upon grasses on soils in Ohio Farmer not too plentifully supplied with alkali on the Farm Irrigation Dakota Field and Farm In laying out a system of ditches for LIVE STOCK POINTERS irrigation purposes good care and time should be observed Ditch lines should If the sheep on the farm must be sold be run as much as possible en the high sell them fat parts of the farm and the grade should Do nob make the slops from the be lisfht about four feet to the mile be ing about what ordinary soils will best kitchen answer for water There is always more or less loss stand The ditch should always be larger than is apparently necessary when an inferior sire is used It will help maintain health if the Both ditch and bank should be built Abroad and particular care given to hogs have pure fresh water every day The putting in and culture of the prevent the liability of a little stream out from the side crops has much to do with their pro- ¬ of water starting somewhere and cutting away both ductiveness The farmer ought to be a good judge ditch and bank and inundating the field Dakota Field and Farm of live stock and know how to buy and sell to the best advantage The City and the Farm When the sheep are sheared is one The city and the farm are dependent of the best times to determine what one upon the other The people of the sheep should be kept and what sold city look to the farm for the necessities It is the steady quiet horse that can of life and the farmer looks to them usually be depended upon to do the for a market for his produce for his biggest days work during hot weather clothes and the implements with With all classes of stock it is better which to carry on his worlc In their to wait until the grass in the pastures dependency they are equal with no has made a good growth before turn- ¬ shade or sign of antagonism between ing in them Each fulfills its special mission In the end nothing pays so well os in the industrial life of the country thoroughness in all of the details oi therefore respect your calling and farm management and in the care of cast no envious ees uppn the ether Do that which lieth before you and do it the stock The calf that is to make a good beef well Kural World animal should be made to grow rapid ¬ ly from the start and good feeding is Corn in llaee of Wheat The difference between the prices of of course necessary Farmers Union rn and wheat during the past ycnr Charcoal in the Host Pen has led to a larger use of corn in place Charcoal for hogs is one of the es- ¬ of wheat as bread Mot only lias its use been increased directly in the familiar sentials in every feed iot and one of the form of cornmeal but indirectly by things most neglected Hogs are off blending the corn product with wheat their feed not dong well are rooting flour This blended flour is made both in the ground up to their shoulders in or something for the home market and for export To search of roots or gravel must tvhat extent the blending practice has to supply this that they have have L never been carried is not known accurately it know some farmers that being in some sense a trade secret A supplied this one ccsential in ten years reliable trade journas estimates a re and they are invariably the farmers duction of eight per cent in the con where you first hear of cholera Hogs sumption of wheat liour in this coun become cloyed with green corn without some grit of some kind They refuse ry to eat or gain and are having their syssheep are tems fitted by a careless owner to take Be sure that all of tl tagged before ther xre turned in the cholera or fever germs Sural properly feet high at rear 14 ¬ ¬ may be like water tunned on in every house at will Compressed air has long been known to be the best way theoretically to store force for use in transportation There is no waste and no deterioration The need is a cheap and efficient motor to apply compressed air to city trans portation If this can be done first the trolley poles and wires will come dowm next the horseless compressed air motor carriage will do all the work of cltv delivery When these come the only use for gas wall be for cooking if this is not done by electricity Factories also be- ¬ fore many years will be run by toxins mtted electric power This lias begun to be done and in five or ten years will be completed and the factory fire and boiler will be a thing of the past The city of the future amd no very distant future will have no trolley poles or wires and no horses All move ments will be on rail by silent air motors or hy horseless carriages equally silent All pavements will be asphalt Unlimited light will he as cheap as unlimited water is to day 3To coal will be delivered at private houses and no ashes taken from them With no horses no coal and no ashes street dust and dirt will he reduced to a minimum YCith no factory fires and no kitchen or furnace fires the air will he as pure in the city as in the country Trees Avill have a chance houses be wanned and lighted as easily and cheaply as they are now supplied with water A city will be a pretty nice place to live in when the first 20 years of the twentieth century are passed Phila delphia Press ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Explain flinch and use it in a sen- for in a nerfunctorv manner 7 and - - nwhilp f r was compelled to rest entirely While bend- - fence Flinch to shrink Flannel jug over my maenme or putting tne nmsn- - flinches when is washed ing toucnes to a new garment my ueau would ache so violently that I could scarcely The Hsadr X Ray see Often I went home and to bed supper less because 1 had no appetite for food And The Roentgen rays are now applied even then I was unable to sleep and tossed by silk experts to distinguish male from - ilrtj- Questions and Answers The following answers axe guaranteedby iu Philadelphia paper to have been made at the Graduation exercises of one of the leading grammar schools of Bos ton Xame a fruit which has its seed on A seed cake the outside Nainesix animals of the Arctic zone Three polar bears and three seals W hat are the last teeth that come to a man False teeth Yeast is a vege- What is yeast table flying about in the air hitching itself on to anything Xamc ami locate the five senses The eyes are in the northern part of the face and the mouth in the semth- I - wrm mBm i s i jPj and often see to bo greater than sho is doubly truo when sickness comes to her and leaves in its wake that condition of lassi tudo which bespeaks a broken down condition The most fruitful causes of these conditions are isabletobear This 1 - 1in4 it1illr A if AM-n-- ji A em a it FEMALE COW3PA1NTS Brights Disease General Debility Malaria Urinary Troubles mentai anu pnysicai misery ana bo spoke Miss Margaret Cain of uistiess No 110 Bazetta St Cleveland Ohio try any remedy I tried fiftv of tlicin and they proved worthless Then on the recommendation of a friend who said she used them in her family and would use nothing else 1 bought a box of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People at Jno Asplins m ug stoic on frospect btreet corner or Erie At the time 1 purchased the pills I was suffering keenly from headache and a general worn out feeling But 1 quickly began to recover my former spirits and vig- ¬ or The pills worked like a charm and not only drove away the pain in my head and eyes and that ired feeling so well known that it needs no description but restored my appetite The medicine did even more than that It made me strong and I began o increase in weight after buying the second box My appetite was more vigorous than uouu in 1 femae cocoons hy taking a picture of lhQ chrysalis inside the cocoon It is known that the male cocoon jnves much more silk than the femaleone The eggs Inside the female chrysalis are not so easily penetrated by the ravs as the rest of the chrysalis and stand out dis tinctly in a photograph 100 Reward 100 and lAvoris A sxrro and effectual remedy for theso and all diseases result- ¬ ing from disordered Kidneys and it ever was before in my life and I was An Appeal for Assistance The man who is charitable to himself will i am Dr Williams Pink Pills contain in a con- listen to the mute appeal of assistance made densed form all the elements necessary to by his stomach or his liver in the shape of give new life and richness to the blood and divers dyspeptic qualnis and uneasy sensarestore shattered nerves They are also a tions in the regions of the gland that secretes specific for troubles peculiar to females such his bile Hostetters Stomach Bitters my ¬ as suppressions irregularities and ell forms dear sir or madam as the case may be is require Hasten to or weakness Inmen they effect a radical what youwith heartburn winduse if you are in the stomcure in all cases arising from mental worry troubled ach or note that your skin or the whites of overwork or excesses of whatever nature CHILDREN IN HOLLAND Pink Pills are sold in boxes never in loose your eyes are taking a sallow hue bulk at 50 cents a box or six boxes for 250 Iilttle Lads and Lasses in a Seheren and may be had of all druggists or direct jNo woman in praising her children ever nigren Kindergarten by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Com said anything that was inteiesting or original Atchison Globe Wandering through the crooked pany Schenectady K Y streets of tllie little fishing village of for Fifty Ceists I BONES ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 5 Xo-To-B- stronger and fleshier Before the second box of pills was exhausted I had to stop taking them because I was increasing so lapidly in size and weight It is scarcely necessary for me to say that the pills cured me of my headache and all the accompanying ailments They did that and built up my system wonderfully I now keep a box of the pills in my house ail the time and whenever I am troubled with a headache or am feeling indisposed in any simply take a pill and drive other way the ache pain or weariness away I have lecommended the pills to others who follow the same occupation that 1 do and they have profited by the suggestion and are as sincere in their praise of the medicine as I The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages and that is Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity Catarrh being a constitutional disease requires a constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system thereby destroying the foundation of the disease and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work The proprietors have so much faith in its cura- ¬ tive powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure Send for list of testimonials Address F J Cheney Co Toledo O Sold by Druggists 75c Halls Family Pills are the best sands and will cure you Iarge sized bottles or now style smaller ones at yournearest store aration that has cured It Is a purely vegetable prep ¬ thou-¬ W i ECONOMY j Calling a man hard names is often only another way ot saying that he dares to differ from you in opinion Barns Horn IS WEALTH f Any child can see at a glance the saving to the purchaser of the The famous Waverley Bicycle model of last year is greatly im- ¬ proved yet the price is but 60 We have no new machinery to buy A HM Waverley for fastidious people New features everywhere Its bearings are absolutely true and dustproof Tho price is 5KK to everyone Catalogue Free 60 Schereningen from which the famous Dutch watering place takes its name I heard merry shouts of laughter is ¬ suing from a garden inclosed 03 high walls The gate was open and I peeped in My curiosity was rewarded by one of the sweetest sights I ever witnessed About 20 little Dutch maids and lads their ages varying from three- to six years were enjoying a game of ordinary American tag wdiile a little attendant of about 12 years stood by busily knit-ting while she watched them A belr sounded they all fell in line behind the little knitter and walked demurely two by two in a terpentine line around the garden and disappeared in a long hall at the door of which each child took oft its little wooden shoes and held them in one hand behind its - OF ST PATRICK Over 400000 cured Why notletNo-To-Baregulate or remove your desire ior tobacco Claim That Relic in Montreal Clmreli Saves money makes health and manhood Arc Gcnninc Cure guaranteed 50c and 100 all druggists c uc Indiana Bicycle Co Indlnspolis Ind from the studio j milkman is tne custodian ot as many Italy was placed in the chancdl of St family secrets a a doctor or preacher 1 Recentlj-- a statue Patrifcfo 01 a sculptor m Jttome of St Patricks church back top-dressi- ng out and invited me by signs to enter In the hall I noticed the little sabots laid orderly side by side There were three halls in this kindergarten r in each were 50 children between the ages of three and six years the girls in gowns to Jtheir ankles held out in balloon fashion with haircloth petti ¬ coats with little shawls pinned over the shoulders and caps covering their straight yellow locks At this free kindergarten the chil ¬ dren of the- fisher folk many of them fatherless derive all care and attention They are taught by the same methods used in Germany All seemed bright and happy In one room they were singing quaint little nursery rhymes about boats so one little fellow made me understand by walking across the floor rolling like a saalor and then going through the motions of rowing a boat and pulling in nets He with great glee made me understand that - In the meantime the principal came re ¬ Atchison Globe 33333 cent v celebrated its fiftieth aniriver The public awards the palm to Hales 333 sarv On the breast of the statue is aj Honey of Horehound and Tar for coughs 33333 small box which it is claimed con ¬ Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute tains a portion of the bones of A poor free lunch costs more than a good 333 Irelands patron saint The ques-¬ tdinncr Rams Horn 333 tion having- been raised as to Stand straight and strong St Jacobs 333 the genuineness of this relic docu Oil cures lame back cures promptly 33333 mentaiy evidence has been produced showing1 that it had for centuries been Xo woman ever lacks self confidence 333 il in the possession of the monastery of when she is arguing about religion 33333 the Holy Cross in Saxo Urvo Italy E The pain that tortures sciatica The cure TBlniiii i 33 This institution has a fully attested that cures it St Jacobs Oil record proving beyond question that the relic is a portion of the mortal re You have no doubt remarked how effecGreat tive a worthless man is iu politics mains of Irelands saint ¬ is manifested among the CathoWhen bilious lic community as to whether the relic candy cathartic or costive eat a Cascaret cure guaranteed 10c 25c IiUailalJi will manifest any miraculous char- ¬ ITox 14 years this snoe hy merit alone has dis acteristics It was- presented to Lhe Self love is not so great a sin as tanceetall competitors N Y Weekly Indorse by over 1000000 wearers a3 tha church through Mgr Le Clair one of best in style fit and durability of any shoe over the professors of tne Canadian college onercu ac 3vjw- and It is and of in aU the ULTEST SHAPES and Home who formerly was one of the noLong with short years with rheumatism styles made every variety of at St Jacobs Oil and a cure time leather priests of St Patricks One dealer in a town given exclusive sale and which edifice - 333 po j o So o 333 t s i 33 -- M i i aSMfev JS1 ¬ ¬ w L DOUGLAS rv l3 xSfc I in-t-cr- est flUEi wnoi n HHHHHIH x v M - self-forgetti- ng j 14 On February 15th and lGth March 1st 2d 15th and 16th April 5th Gth 19th and 20th May 3rd 4th 17th and 18th 1897 Home seekeis excursion tickets will be sold by the Homeseekers Excursion Tickets prove an excellent dish Too much sugar will spoil what might N Y Weekly advertised in local paper on receipt of reason ¬ able order C3rWrite lor catalogue to W X IOUGIAS Brockton 3VTaB Cleveland Akron Columbus Ry to nearly every point in the West North and Northwest South and Southwest at rates o about one fare for the round trip Parties contemplating a trip will do well to C Ry agent for see or write to any C A rates of fare limits of tickets and full inCF formation or to the undersigned Dal j General Passenger Agent Cleveland 0 ¬ ¬ fp 3 The The The W i Opinions are good things to have in life but an extra pair of suspenders are often of more practical value Pains tBl 111 Horn he would be a fisherman when he was so big stretching up his arms tind This smoking an imaginary pipe THE MARKETS 22 Cincinnati amused the children so much and made LIVE STOCK Cattlecommon 2 50April3 15 bhem shout and laugh so loud that the 4 40 4 U0 Select butchers 5 00 CALVES Fair 45 teacher was obliged to send them to HOGS Commonto good light 3 15 3 70 3 00 3 75 Mixed packers their seats and end our fun Wash ¬ 3 85 ft 4 10 Light shippers ington Star 4 25 SHEEP Choice 475 GOD S 00 LAMBS Spring Spread of Tciberculosls 3 35 a 3 05 FLOUR Winter family 93 xV very eminent scientist is responsi GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 90 ax No 3 red If ble for the folia wing- statement 26H Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 fa 20i the haibit of expectoration in public 37V4 Rye No could be stopped I aim sure that in HAY Prime 2to choice 12 00 11 75 9 87 time tiibeixjulosis would die out alto- ¬ PRO VISIONS Mess pork Si 4 05 Lard a very sweeping BUTTER Prime steam gether This seems 9 10 Choice dairr 18V Oi Prime to choice creamery statement but it is not an 75 ih 2 00 my APPLES Per bblbbl oiie There is no quest ion in 75 g 00 POTATOES Per mind that the spread of tuberculosis NEW YORK 4 45 fi 4 65 due largely to the habit of spitting FLOUR Winter patent 85J A great many people have tuberculosis GRAIN 2 Wheat No 1 northn No S0K red GSt CORN 31 without being aware of the fact They OATS No 2 mixed 23 do not Icnowof the danger that comes PORK Mixed 9 00 New mess ft 9 25 from ejecting their sputum where dt LARD Western ft 4 40 CHICAGO becomes dry and pulverizes and then 4 SO FLOUR 4 50 flies about in- minute particles to be GRAIN Winter patents 89 921 Wheat No 2 red inhaled by healthy persons who are No 2 Chicago spring 735 745i No 24431 24c thus inoculated with the disease This CORN No 2 OATS 17 2 17H a crime randompublicexpectorationis 8 45 ft 8 50 PORK Mess 4 15 ft 4 17 The difficulty of such an undertaking LARD Steam BALTIMORE as putting a rop to expectoration in FLOUR 3 90 ft 4 25 Family public is or ought to be apparent to Grain Wheat No 79ift 79 C Corn Mixed 2Sj82 2S2 Y ven the most obtuse person Oats Mixed ft 23 Ledger LARD Refined 1150 ¬ red w Jp There are two kinds of sarsaparilla The best and the rest The trouble is they look alike And when tho rest dress like the best whos to tell them apart Well i the tree is known by its fruit Thats an old test and a safe one And the taller the tree the deeper the root Thats another test Whats the root the record of these sarsaparillas The one with the deepest root is Ayers The one with the richest too is Ayers Ayers Sarsaparilla has a record of fruit that half a century of cures a record of many medals and awards culminating in the medal of the Chicago Worlds Fair which admitting Ayers Sarsaparilla as the best shut its doors against the rest That was greater honor than the medal to be the only Sarsaparilla admitted as an exhibit at the Worlds Fair If you want to get the best sarsaparilla of your druggist heres an infallible rule Ask for the best and you II get Ayers Ask for Ayers and youll get the best -- ill y fji y fill 8o 1 Ca 5 m mm H AKDY GATHABTIC CURE COnST IPATI0M KmBbws flBlr tB 4 ijJfVi MHHMHMHnnrH tPJjgBafcSBSISMwm A3 t t - 2- 10 b 50 ¬ ¬ ¬ Into the pastures - World inquired the other No Before we were wed he led me to believe that he had a habit of talking in- his sleep about all his doings And be does not Indianapolis Journal - Yes she said bitterly I must con- ¬ HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS fess that hev deceived me as to his GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed Does he drinlc or gamble or any ha-b-its Bitter Disappointment PORK Mess CATTLE Firsc quality 4 25 4 40 ftf 6 ft ft S5 ft 4 ft 4 65 50 CO v RBQfiTTTTTPrV flTTRP HUFlTPf to cure any caseof coHsrhjrtteB Casearete nre the Ideal Laxa- 9 nuuuuuiuiji uurmmuuuu tire Merer srip or sripebstcsase easy natural resslts sm nn Vnloontl fcnrtlrlaf-- frpft Ail RTCTITTVD IlMPnT viu rtiMcn xnVnI- uu A vuia ix 25 tii ft DRUGGISTS S ALL y t 4 4 4 4 ay 0 ¬ 17 4 CO b All makes 600 SECOND HAND BICYCLES GOOD AS NEW ui Wh1 vuwuanuuuf wuui icn 5 TO Muntbe cloned out Llbtsfree LAMeadCycleCo Chicago CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS 1- 5- thing of that kind LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam Corn HiSS0SlgH ANK E Weeks Scale Works BUFFALO HY 3 75 25 i J3 I 1 9 25 v 01 21 Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use in time hold by druggists 1653 WHEJT WRITIXG TO ADVERTISERS please state that you aw the AIvrtLe ment la tks paper j -- J V 0 a V -- --- i s -- t a w i v - Vj pjPfjcr - r K- - v1 V 8 - THE BOURBON NEWS FRIOAXx APRIL 23 1897 1 Jr if W -- V t- - taken the agency for the Cincinnati Daily JPimes Star a most excellent paper and will FOR STATE SENATOR have it delivered to subscribers in any - week We are authorized to announce part of the city for six cents perJames M Thomas as a candidate He solicits your subscription tf the from Senator State for District Senatorial Twenty eighth From The T3irtli Place to the Tomb of composed of the counties of Bourbon U S Graut Cheap Excursion Bates to City 2ew York Montgomery and Clark subject to the Democratic primary elec- ¬ On account of the unveiling of the Grant action of the monument iu New York City excursion tion July 31st tickets will be Fold via the G O Route at greatly reduced rates Tickets will be sold ood going April 23d to 2Gth inclusive good to return lea vingKewiork until and includ ¬ ing May 4th The Chesapeak and Ohio is the only line passing within view of General Grants birth place at Point Pleasaut Ohio and the seminary at Maysville Ky where he received his early education and from which he went direct to West Poiut The famous F V V Limited leaving Lex ¬ ington at 1123 a m is the only modern electric lighted train running through to New York without change serving all meals in Wasningtou Express leaving Dining car Lexington 835 p m connects in Washington the next afternoon with Congressional Limit ¬ ed The scenery 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 world Sherman Shvers has jLisfisroxjiTOEMiBisrTB Cliftun Arnsparger as a candidate for We for county attorney are authorized to announce c1 MM ft h5 2 j vn H A ft M- v J t- - Ai rr1 j W S Anderson Hi J I ST-- fcr ri Of Peck P O Pike Co O Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules To the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights¬ Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach Trouble and Constipation I was unable to do auy thing for nearly two years I used three boxes of your Celery Capsulesand they aave cured me For the benefit of others so afflicted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S ADERS 3r Sold by all druggists at 50c and 1 per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free -- - tf T Lv if Queen Crescent Route -- j International Convention Y M C A Mobile April 2L 2 International Conference 24 28 General ecretarys elma-April For the meetings named above we have¬ arranged with our com ections for train service to MobiJe Ala through Selma thus additional fare obviati g the necessity o which will have to be paid on tickets pur¬ chased via the other routes Queen Crescent train service from Cin ¬ cinnati to the South is too well known to re ¬ quire any praise Low rates in effect for these meetings All trains run via Chatta ¬ nooga and Lookout Mountain WC Rinearson Geni PassrAgent Cincinnati Piles Piles Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch ¬ ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the private parts and nothing else Every box is guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by mail for 50c and SI per box WILLIAMS Piles For sale by 24jy-96-ly MFG CO Propts Cleveland O W T Brooks druggist ie - J Incomparable Service FOR JAILER Thk Queen and Crescent trains are the fin- est trains run in the State of Kentucky We are authorized to announce Four daily trains to Cincinnati connect highways of the Great Trunk Samuel T James as a candidate for with the main Lines of the North West and East This is the line par excellence to Washing ¬ Jailer subject to the action of the Democratic party ton New York Boston and the East The Queen and Crescent connects with every line out of Cincinnati We are authorized to announce W C S T Swift P T A Lexington Ky i ones as a candidate for re election as W G Morgan E P A Lexington Ky Jailer subject to the action of the Democratic party Mr Jones candi- ¬ dacy is in the interest of Mrs Landon Ashbrook re election as County Attorney subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Sam¬ as a uel B Rogers subject candidate for to the action County Attorney party of the Democratic We are authorized to announce Denis FOR COMMONWEALTHS ATTORNEY Dundon as a candidate for County At- ¬ We are authorized to announce John torney subject to the accion of thu S Smith as a candidate for re election Democratic party as Commonwealths Attorney for the Fourteenth Judical District composed for assessor Scott of the counties of Bourbon We are authorized to announce J U Woodford and Franklin subject to the Boardman as a candidate for Assessor action of the Democratic party of Bourbon County subject to - the action of the Democratic party FOR JUDGE We are authorized to announce S D We are authorized to announce Wir Clay as a candidate for Assessor of M Purnell as a candidate for Judge Bourbon County subject to the action of Bourbon County subject to the of the Democratic party action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Gar We are authorized to announce James McClure as a candidate for rett D Kenney as a candidate for Judge of Bourbon County subject to Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm We are autnorized to announce T E Ashbrook as a candidate for Judge of H Whaley as a candidate for Assessor Bourbon County subject to the action of Bourbon County subject to the ac- ¬ tion of the Democratic party of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Will FOR CIRCUIT CLERK G McClintock as a candidate for We are authorized to announce Chas subject to E Butler as a candidate for Circuit Assessor of Bourbon County party the action of the Democratic Clerk subject to the action of the Democratic party VVe are authorized to announce Archie W Bedford as a candidate for Assessor We are authorized to announce T of Bourbon County subject to the Hart Talbot as a candidate for Circuit action of the Democratic party lerk subject to the action of the We are authorized to announce C L Democratic party Hough as a candidate for Assessor of We are authorized to announce Bourbon County subject to the action George T McCarney as a candidate of the Republican party for Circuit Clerk subject to the action We are authorized to announce C J of the Democratic party Daniel as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action for sheriff of the Republican party We are authorized to announce George W Bo wen as a candidate for for surveyor Sheriff subject to the action of the We are authorized to announce Benj Democratic party If elected Mr F Bedford Jr as a candidate for Bowens deputies will be W W re election as Surveyor of Bourbon Mitchell and James Burke County subject to the action of the We are authorized to announce Democratic party Brutus J Clay Jr with G W Judy and J Smith Clarke as deputies for superintendent public schools as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the We are authorized to announce Miss action of- the Democratic party Kate Edgar as a candidate for as Superintendent of Public Schools FOR COUNTY CLERK for Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Ed D Paton as a candidate for re election We are authorized to announce Wm as Clerk of the Bourbon County Court E Williams as a candidate for Super- ¬ subject to theaction of the Democratic intend nt of Public Schools for Bourbon party County subject to the action of the Democratic party ¬ TWIN BROTHERS best qualities perfect fits lowest YOU ARE NOW THINKING OF BUYING S r Ji Hl PRICES t fl It IJeW Spring Suit jisr will be of great assistance to you to look through our mammoth stock of MENS BOYS CLOTHING ¬ ill 4 The Handsomest Line of Clothing Ever Displayed in Bourbon County We have the lateit styles all col ors all sizes Seeing is free It wont cost you a penny to inspect our goods You will be satisfied when you trade at Twin Bros thUt you get Reliable Goods at Reliable Prices Have just received carload after carload of choicest novelties in Silks Dress Goods Dry Goods Percales White Goods Wash Goods Wash Goods Cottons Calicos Laces Muslin Underwear Corsets Handkerchiefs Gloves Hosiery Lace Curtains Embroideries Tabled Damasks Napkins etc be both pleasureable and profitable to look through this Depnrtmrnt Our stock offers great in-¬ ducements in pxcellence and variety at- such low prices that you will regret if you fail to call - It will S and material at money savins prices We have an entire new stock of 3 O Besk makes 4 - le-elec-ti- on Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes in Blacks and Tans T TP T With every purchase atour store you TH TH l gt a coupon and when you get 310 worth of coupon ticketsYyou get free a large handsome glass framed picture If you want to buy right if you want to be treated right if you want to save money make our stdre your trading home 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 MASTERS SALE OF LJ i TOWN PROPERTY Bourbon Circuit Court James W Lancaster etc Plaintiffs Charles Humble etc Defendants By virtue of a judgment of the Bour- ¬ don Circuit Court made and entered in the aDOve styled cause on the 17th day of March 1897 1 will sell publicly to the highest bidder at the Court house door in Paris Kentucky on - vs 1 FRIDAY APRIL 80TH 1897 between the hours of 10 oclock a m and 2 oclock p m the following de- ¬ scribed property to wit 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 Btown 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 Edmond Butler by deed recorded in Bourbon County Clerks office in Deed Book No 59 pages 446 447 and 448 Said sale will be made on a credit of six months and the purchaser will be re- - quired to execute bond with good se- - curity to be approved by the under signed Master Commissioner bearing interest from date of sale until paid at the rate of six per cent per annum but by express order of the court if any of the parties to this suit who are part owners of said property become the purchasers thereof they shall execute bond for the amount of the interest of the remaining owners and for the costs Said property is sold for the purpose of division -- Paris Bourbon county Kentucky A certain lot situated in the city of 1 r j Kr - r t EMMETT M DICKSON MCBCC John M Brennan Attv m KAIXROAD TIME CARD IS NRR ARRIVAL OF TRAINS Erom Cincinnati 1116 a m 530 p m 1015 p m From Lexington 439 a m 740 a m 339 p m 622 p m Erom Richmond 435 a m 742 a m 333 pm From Maysville 745 a m 330 p m DEPARTURE OF TRAINS To Cincinnati 445 a m 752 a m 347 p m To Lexington 752 a m 1127 a m 540 p m 1021 p m To Richmond 1125 a in 537 p in 1025 p m To Maysville 750 a m 630 p m F B Carr Agent f We are authorized to announce Wm Remington as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE t We are authorized to announce W H Democratic party OF Wtj are authorized to announce John Boone as a candidate for Jailer sub ject to the action of the Democratic R Adair as a candidate for Police Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Judge subject to the action of the party Ohio Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris We are L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of Clark as authorized to announce Newt Ky a candidate for Bourbon County subject to the action subject to the action of Police Judge Bourbon Ciruit Court Bourbon Circuit Court the Democratic TUESDAY MAY 11TH 1897 of the Republican party party Mary I Tuckers Guardian Plaintiff D B Good Plaintiff returning every second Tuesday in each We are authorized to announce John vs vs month H Stewart as a candidate for Jailer FOB MAYOR Mary I Tucker etc Defendants Optician La ndman Bourbon Peace Lodge No 100 U B subject to the action of the Democratic We are authorized to announce etc Defendants has been visiting this F party Benj Perry as a candidate for In pursuance of a judgment of sale SliliHPSi city regularly for over Mayor of the City of Paris subject to rendered by the Bourbon Circuit Court In pursuance of a judgment of sale five years and has ad ¬ on the 27th day of march 1897 in the the action of the Democratic party FOR CONSTABLE made and entered in the above styled justed glasses to the above styled cause I will sell publicly to eyes of the best people We are authorized to announce W T the highest bidder at the Court house cause by the Bourbon Circuit Court on We are authorized to announce Joseph F Williams as a candidate for Brooks as a candidate for Mayor of the door in Paris Kentucky about the the 27th day of March 1897 1 will sell of Paris and Bourbon at the Court house door at public sale County and has proven himself comConstable of Paris precinct subject to city of Paris subject to the action of hour of Noon in Paris Kentucky between the hours petent thorough reliable and honest the Democratic party the action of the Democratic party of 10 oclock a m and 2 oclock p You can get Landmans glasses from MONDAY MAY 3RD 1897 m on Clark Clays drug store between his visits and when he makes his regular the following described property to wit Monday May 3 1897 visit he will examine your eyes thorough ¬ The certain house and lot of ground ly and make any change necessary to situated in Paris Kentucky fronting on the following described real estate give satisfaction Examination free 218 Broadway opposite the Court house and to wit References Drs W J Fithian A certain house and lot in Little Eads Buck Fithian Sire of Coleridge 205J Choral 208 Arthur W 211 Clayboorne 211 Connor extending back to Church now Fourth Bowen and C street and lying between the property of Rock Bourbon county Kentucky Be ¬ D Cram of Paris 212 Clorine 213 Cliug 214 Lee 215 and thirty nine others in 30 list William Hukill oh the West and is the ginning at 1 a spike in the middle of same property conveyed by Henry the Paris Little Rock Turnpike cor- ¬ Sired by CALIBAN 394 Record 234 Warren and wife to the late Mrs Nan- ¬ ner to J U Boardman and Junius Sire of Cyclone 223i the sire of Gillette 211 Dr Sparks 212 Cicerone 2 I2J nie Kenney by deed of record m the Boldson thence W 53 E 314 chains to Cyclone Wilkes 214 Cocoon 215 and sixteen others in 230 office- of the Clerk of the Bourbon 2 corner to said Boldson and E B Rice page County Court at Deed Book thence inside the stone fence 1 dam Soprano dam of Eminence 218 Strathbridge 224 Ambryon 219 Su W 33 W 263 chains to 3 corn r to Ans premacy 228 grandam of Red Silk 210 Brown Silk 219 Said sale will be made on a credit of Hughes the dam of thence six and twelve months for equal install ¬ post fence S 56 with nis line inside of China Silk 2 216 and of Emeer 228 etc by Strathmore 408 sire of W ments of the purchase money for which center of said pike320 chains to 4 in sixty five and of the dams of over seventy from 209 to 230 thence with said 2 dam Abbess dam of Steinway 3 225 Solo 228 Currency 222 etc by the purchaser will be required to exe- ¬ pike 35 E 277 chains to the beginning ONLY cute bonds payable to the undersigned Albion 3 dam by Marshal JSTey son of Imp Emancipation Said sale will be made on a credit of Master Commissioner with good sure ty to be approved by said Commission- ¬ six and twelve months foi equal parts of Caliban 394 by Mambrino Pilot 29 dam Cassia by Cassius M Clay Jr COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE CO etc er and bearing interest at six per cent the purchase money for which the pur-¬ bTRATHMORE 408 by Hambletonian 10 dam Lady Waltermire Cincinnati O dam of Marshal per annum from the day of sale said chaser will be required to execute bond Ney 2034 by North American 2 dam by Hambletonian 2 bonds to have the force and effect of a payable to the undersigned Master Comr with good surety to be approved lEBjs C F Clay is a horse of great finish and style in fact as much so as any horse judgment by him bearing interest from the day we Know of Is a beautiful mahogany bay with black points and stands 153 EMMETT M DICKSON six hands high His pedigree is full of the richest producing blood which has vear after Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit of sale until paid at the rate of to per cent per annum Said bonds have 1m year added new and brilliant performers to the turf for instance Nannie Etti the force and effect of a judgment and Court coat out of his dam has given in 1896 Red Silk 210 and Brown Silk 219 the lat- ¬ on executions issued thereon no right to ter the dam of China Silk record 216 beyond question the best replevy shall be allowed The purchas- ¬ filly of 1896 As a two three and C P Clay was cam- ¬ er will be allowed to pay any or all of paigned and landed many good races securing his record of 218 His first crop The old and well known firm of said bonds before maturity if he so de of foals came in his form and for several years afterward he was the bmedley C A Butler of Millersburg Ky sires Said sale is made to satisfy a leading sire when age of foals was considered His get all possess his grand in judgment in favor of the plaintiff herein is now in progress of liquidation owing dividuality and are especially speedy and as to race horse qualities the perfor- ¬ h Sflginment of J- against the defendant for his debt and - Smedley mances of Coleridge 205 Choral 208 Connor 211 Arthur W 211 and others large stock of dry good PAINTER interest aggregating on the day of sale All of E SIN OS ue o rce and of t0 much merifc to need any comment But few better sires less the credits the sum of 56813 and notions fancy goods domestics boots than F Clay are now in the stud His colts are not only trotters but are show the costs of this suit to wit 8305 shoes hats caps and every article kept DEOQRATQB N horses as well having probably been awarded as many premiums at the leading making the total sumto be raised on the by a first class store is now being offered fairs as the get of any horse in Kentucky C F Clay will make the season of 1897 at cost for cash This is a fine oppor¬ at Emerald Park Stock Farm 5 J miles north of Paris at 434 Main St Paris Ky dayof sale the sum of 65118 tunity for any one wishing to engage ia EMMETT M DICKSON the dry goods business and assume also dealer in 25 To Insure A Xiiving Colt cn 4 Master Commissioner Bourbon Cir ¬ trol of a house already established and well known throughout Oil Varnishes cuit Court ¬ BARBEE Millerslburg tucky Anyone wishing Central Ken to buy tha Brushes Artists Ma ¬ wVVifc t rriio ouuum aaaress Incomparable Window ALEX BUTLER Of the firm of Smedley Buller The service on the Queen Glass Etc Crescent fast Reduced Bates to New York City train North Through Pullman drawine Millersburg Ky1 room sleepers Standard vestibuled day coaches lavatories and smoking rooms The Chesapeake and Ohio By will sell Estimates promptly furnished for Elegant Cafe parlor and observation cars ALL persons having claimsWagainst assigned estate of J round trip tickets to New York City at glass paints painting andjdecorating Mock Nine and one half hours to Cincinnati 10 Co are requested to present them at hours to Louisville from Chattanooga one and one third fares going April 23rd O L Mitcheil once properly proven as required by to 26 inclusive and good to return until Div Pascr Agt law at my office in Paris Ky Those ALL persons having claims against Chattanooga Tenn May 4th assigned estate of raa knowing themselves indebted to the firm i Uianslor are hereby notified to VV Mock of J Co are requested to Two Limited Vestibuled Trains each them at once properly proven Dratat See advertisement in another column way daily making three hours quickest 10 per pay promptly and therebv avoid conrf quired by 5 rooms cottage law to the undersign cost of W J Bryans new book or to BRICK The First time from Central Kentucky points First class repair Ap his attorney Harmon HARMON STITT Stitt Paris KV Battle Send your order to Cscar BC INGELS ply to George W Barney 26fb Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour REES Assignee Assignee fe Or O EDWARDS Ujant f Div Pass Agent Lexington Ky bon county 4j 26fb Sharmnn TVToc tfj nr ¬ BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY Itnci L H Landman M LAND J 1 M BE ¬ C P CLAY 4766 BCORD -- - Weekly Cincinnati ¬ Commercial Tribune SOc A Year tsttoiijsifcxeca r m mn a ul business -- S two-year-o- ld two-year-o- ld five-year-o- ld six-yecr-o- ld ¬ DAIHMTT ¬ i -- J F Ky Paints terials - ASSIGNEES NOTICE iA ASSIGNEES NOTICED FOR RENT ¬ x l - 7 v aovu Utj y A J i3X Sl r VV H y - r- j - i ia -- r jr s4 - i - - L W ffjJ- i isLxfZl tTiWiiuiiiTfcaME JKtJiM - 4 5 T iLS7-- - Ni-- l X f r wm i S - rv iTtifij j y T ttA 4 fis T - - WJJ tmi uummmmmmm lf f 2 4 Vjr J J kjv rur m O U - - to - J ite- - ES k Tft4 jt

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