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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. j - v r- nx 4 i- TU C HtAMP MILLER BOURBON NEWS PRINTED EVERY TUESDAT AND FRIDAY Established Eiifws iri Owiers peb i X22 1881 SEVEVTEEXTH TEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY APRIL 27 1897 MILLERSBURG NO 34 LJH- ---f THE WAR Between Turkey and Greece Is nothing when compared to the war that MASTERiCOMMSfONERS OP SALE News Notes Gathered In Burc Aid About The PRICE Come and see the tjUj lu CLOTHIERS are making on High Prices Elegant Spring Sons For That we are selling for 1751 Also Nobby Childrens Suits Remember the Merchant Tailoring Department m 110 and 12 bottle at OConnell Bn3 Mrs Lida Conway of Mt Sterling is the gnest of relatives here Mr Dave Judy and family of Lexing- ¬ ton are guests of relatives here Mr Robt Miller Jr returned Satur¬ day from school at Cincinnati Mr and Mrs J as Woolums went to Muir Siiurday to visit relatives Sheriff Beeding and family of Paris visited relatives here Sunday Mr Yancy and Mr John Ray went to Mason Saturday on business Mr Jas Cray and family of Mt Olivet are guests of relatives here Miss Frankie Morrison of Chicago is is the guest of Miss Ella Fleming Mr W Ernst Butler went to Cincin nati yesterday to have his eyes treated Mclntyre shipped a McClintock good hogs to Cincinnati Saturday car of Mr Ed Crawford of Flemingsburg was the guest of Mr Riley Ray Sunday Mr Henry Phillips went to Cincinnati Saturday on business and returned Sun ¬ day Mrs Ed Patton of Paris has been the guest of relatives here for several ¬ Mr John Pollock is no better He is considered very ill Call and eee the novelty Bine Flame coaloil stove at Howards Fresh Bine Lick on tap or by the T JSLTCICL I Bourbon Circuit Court I Brower Scott Frazee Comer Main and Broadway Lexington Ky Emmett m Dickson ReceiveretcPltf Charles z R vs Redmon Defendant SOMETHING NEW o By virtue of a judgment of the Bour- ¬ bon Circuit Court rendered on the 16th day of March 1897 iu the above styled cause I will sell publicly at the Court house dboir in Paris Kentucky to the highest and best bidder on MOK0AY MAY 3RD FIBER CARPETS AND RUGS Artistic Durable Low Priced v ra 1897 about 12 oclock noon the following de ¬ scribed real estate to wit All the interest of the defendant Charles R Redmon in and to the dower tract of land of his mother Mrs Elizabeth T Redmon which contains one hundred and twenty five 125 acres Carpeting made yard wide Rugs from mat size to 9 by 12 feet days Miss Mary Armstrong returned Satur day from an extended visit in Cincin ¬ ¬ nati SuitS Spring Overcoats t o Order Pants 325 to 800 Give us a call and be convinced Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded f uuruimuiuxruiu tue nay purchaser will be allowed to pay the Mr JnoPeed has rented Mrs Fannie Porters residence on Main street and purchase money if he so desires upon the confirmation of said sale moved in yesterday EMMETT M DICKSON Miss Alice Brady of Carlisle was the guest of her aunt Mrs Belle Armstrong M C B C C Friday and Saturday J Q Ward Att y Who pay cash like to deal where they can get the benefit of cash The ice cream and cake supper We appreciate that kind of trade and you can save money by dealing Presbyterian Church Friday at the night with us We will make our Fine Black Worsted netted nineteen dollars OF A welcome rain fell here Sunday A number of farmers had quit plowing on account of dry weather Miss Mary Bell Marr of Carlisle and flandsomi City Miss Sue Johnson of Mt Sterling are FOR guests of Miss Lucile Judy Mrt WErnst Butler is agent for the Bourbon Circuit Court Chicago Rambler and the Ideal Bicycles Economy Ruildiucr and Loan Associa- ¬ 3t Call and see before yen buy tion Paris Kentucky Plaintiff Misses Angie and Maggie Piper of vs the M F f visited relatives at Car- William Remington Defendant lisle from Friday till yesterday This will be a saving to you of 10 to 815 By virtue of a judgment of the Bour- ¬ Mrs J Ed Hull and two daughters to Floningsburg yesterday to bon Circuit Court made and entered in went the above styled cause on the 23rd day spend the wek with relatives 1897 1 will sell publicly at Mr Louis Rogers and family of of March house door in Paris Ken ¬ Court North Middletown were guests of Mr the tucky on G Allen and family Sunday PRICE CO -- Mrs John Smart and daughter Miss Anna May visited friends in Lexington Saturday Mrs W E Williams and babe of Elizaville are guests of J H Letton and family Miss Ashurst of the M F 0 spent Saturday and Sunday at her home at Hutchison Mr Hanson Peterson of Cynthiana was the guest of Mr O W Rankin and family Sunday Mr Daye Trapp of Lexington ws the guest of Mr J oh a Hamilton Thurs day and Friday Mr M V Shaw went to Cincinnati Saturday and Mrs Shaw is visiting rel- ¬ atives at Butler Col Dick Thompson of Sharpsburg was here yesterdayto ¬ -- of land and is described and bounded as follow to wit Beginning at 13 a buckeye tree at a bend in a lane corner to Marnton and running N 63 W 16 poles to 28 the middle of said lane thence S 17 W 448 poles to 29 a stake thence N 68A W 060 poles then with the mid- ¬ dle of a fence S 10 W 7872 poles to 31 a stone now set thence S 74 E 15932 to 26 the uddle of said pike the fence runnings parallel with this line the Come bring your friends with you division line must be put upon said line end inspect our stock of then witti the middle thereof N 8E 69 64 poles to7 then N 3 W 6808 poles then K74 W 11624 poles to 12 poles to then W 1284 beginning the of the interest tHe dbfendant Charles R Redmon in said laud being the one undivided one New Styles New Weaves fifth thereof subject to the life estate of New Designs New Novelties the said Elizabeth T Redmon or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy tije debt interest and cost as herein stated Said sale is made to satisfy a judg ¬ New Styles Low Prices ment in favor of the plaintiff herein Ladies Spring Suits against the defendant for the sum of Ladies Separate Dress Skirts 80000 with interest thereon from the Ladies Bicycle Suits 23rd day of February 1893 until the Latest Designs In Wash Fabrics day of sale- The debt and interest ag ¬ gregating on said date the sum of 100133jind also the coats of this suit to wit 7080 making the total to be raised the sum of 107213 Said sale a of will be made upon a credit of six and A full line New Novelties Notions and Fancy Goods Kid Gloves Specialty twelve months for equal parts of the B purchase money and for which the pur- ¬ WITH chaser will be required to execute bonds with good surety to be approved by the undersigned Master Commissioner and payable to the Commissioner and bear- - BROWER SCOTT F RAZEE -- S21i ilOfi A Complete Line Of Silks - x New Styles In Ladies Shirt Waists All Mail Orders Promptly Attended To W HUTCHINSON Olaude Vimnn- - VuML 33 3wJSvwI- 14 E Main Street - APPLETON EDGE Lexington Ky CSrESnXTTXjiESIEESIr New Bugs Company i i MASTERS SALE utaway Fr M Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository on corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we are now prepared to do all kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles such as carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new j y - BUGGIES BASOUGHES SURMIES everything in the vehicle line The public vis invited to inspect our stock and compare our prices We have engaged experienced expert workmen to do our work and insure satisfaction and guarantee all jobs to be first class Call and see us ¬ Prompt attention to all orders Trousers 3509 4 and up Paris Fnrnisliiiig and Tailoring Co H S STOUT Manager Fred Lansing Cutter J H Hannam Buggy Company PARIS KY J - The only safe sure and reliable Female PUiL ever offered to Ladies especially recommend ENNYROYAL I ed toj married Ladies sNjr SSKd3kV KSs vrvn n t r Ai ower LuLt xtxxiXid Ask tor DB JHUXXS fisj2Sijxjaj per pox tuiu uuxes iu sjouu o ior vsvatHKR9p5w 53 Send for circular jrnce iuu - vieveianaB Jtiio 333R JVIOXTS CJJtiJbLlJMAUAJU UO fllfesx XX3 PILL Vv W IS r For Sale By W T Brooks Druggist ASSIGNEES NOTICE pyyrp- - persons having claims against ALL assigned estate of J W Mock Co are requested to present them ac once properly proven as required by Those law at my office in Paris Ky the firm indebted to Imowing themselves of J W Mock Co are requested to pay promptly and thereby ayoid court are not so well known as some other 50Bt pianos because they have not been HARMON STITT For this same extensively advertised Assignee 26fb reason they are Mr Albert Hawes wife and three sons arrived Saturday from Chicago and are guests of Mr and Mrs Alex Butler Dr Garrett Judy and Walter Whaley of Bethel were guests of Mr John K Judy and family Saturday and Sunday The Democratic candidates for County Judge will speak here Saturday May 1st All candidates are expected to be present Mr W Ernst Butler is agent for the Chicago Rambler and the Ideal bicy- ¬ cles and will sell as low as any Call 20apr St and see him Miss Mamie E Williamson a professional nurse of Lexington is attending Mrs John K Judy who was thought to be some better yesterday Mr Roger Nichols and Miss Emma McClintock of Lexington were guests of the Misses Current from Saturday Saturday May 1st 1897 HIGH ST COR FOURTH Smith Barnes Pianos Not High Priced ASSIGNEES NOTIOB uersons having claims against assigned estate of Isaac F Ghanslor are hereby notified to present¬ them at once properly proven as re quired by law to the nndersigned orto His attorney Harmon Stitt Pans Ky ALL E T REES Assignee Shannon Mason Co They are most suitable for the homes of the people We carry a complete stock of uprights and they aje well Catalogues of worthy of inspection Smith Barnes Pianos sent on request We are sole representatives for the Steinway Pianos between the hours of 10 oclock A M and 2 oclock P M the following de- ¬ scribed property to wit A certain house and lot of ground sit- ¬ uated on Duncan Avenue in the City of Paris Ky fronting on said avenue 45 feet and extending back the same width as in front 146 feet 6 inches to the lot of Mrs O H Buck adjoining the property of Newton Mitchell on the S E and the nrouprtv of Mrs Mary C Duncan on the N W and is the same property con- ¬ veyed to said Wm Remington by Mary C Duncan by deed of record in the Clerks office of the County Court of ¬ Bourbon county Ky Deed Book 71 page 578 Said sale will be made upon a credit of six and twelve months for equal parts of the purchase money for which the purchaser will be required to execute bonds with good surety to be approved until Monday by the undersigned Master Commission- ¬ and bearing interest from day of sale Rev Fencetermacher went to Cincin ¬ er the rate of six per cent per annum at nati yesterday to attend the confer- ¬ having the force and effect of a judg- ¬ ence of the Christian Church on city ment Said sale is made to satisfy a evangelization judgment in favor of the plaintiff herein May 1st persons go- ¬ against the defendant for the sum of After Saturday ing to Paris can go free of toll by way 445950 with interest thereon from Distance from here nine and March 30th 1895 until paid at the rate of Osgood of six per cent per annum said debt one half miles to Paris and interest amounting on the day of The Sunday Enquirer can be had at sale to the sum of 501700 and the costs Smith Wadells arusr store by one of this suit 12350 making the total oclock p m by giving me your order amount to be raised on the day of sale during the week the amount of 514050 T M Purnell 2t PRIDE OF PARIS The Whitest Purest and The Best i FLOUR PARIS MILLING CO Ask Your Grocer For It Take No Other SACK EVERY Lr U AH All 1 jLJLJJ WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED Ni 1 TOBACCO HOGSHEADS WITH BEST INDIANA WHITE OAK HOOPS I - Carpenter Epperson 26fb Ky Ernest Urdis J 121 Co T Hintons and view the prettiest line of wall paper ever shown in Kentucky Wall paper headquarters Go to and 123 West Fourth Street CINCINNATI O Court Abdallah Mambrino mare Ben Epper- ¬ a beautiful chestnut and McMujlan son Talbott Attorneys will be kept at their stables here this summer See bills It See advertisement in another column The First Clark Jr Addison Turney of W J Bryans new book Chas ¬ Battle Send your order to Oscar Rovce Allen Jos Mock Wallace Shan non and Dorsey Ray accompanied by Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour ¬ tf Misses Katie Yaught Katie Eagan bon county -Elma Pope Sue Godby Ida B Mann Wrights Celery Tea cures constlpa and Sue Summerville spent Satur-j day at Blue Licks tiont sick headaches 25c at druggists -- EMMETT M DICKSON Hunter have bought Ben Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit by Simmons 228 dam an WILL SELL CHEAP TARR TEMPLIN ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER jf v I Q 9 n - THE BOUEEON NEWS TUESDAY APEIX 27 1897 iOBttUSOBMlMBSMnH THE GEEEKS -- Maintaining Their Positions Battle at Larissa in the Kinjj Georgro Will Start for Iiarissa Xxt Monday The Turkish Fleet is Unlit for Active Operations Nezeros is Still in the Hands of the Turks IK I Isl - f- - April 23 The war news received from the special correspond- ¬ ents of the London morning papers for publication Friday is meager and somewhat conflictingThe only cer- ¬ tainty seems to be that Tyrnavo has not yet fallen but Nezeros is in the hands of the Turks The Chronicles Athens correspond- ¬ ent says that the Greeks have retreated from Mati According to the Times correspont- ent at Athens the result of the ficrht- mg which was raging furiously at Mati Wednesda would decide the of Larissa and if the Turks capfate ture Mati Tyrnavo must fall A telegram from Larissa dated 5 Dclock Thursday evening says that 10T030 Turks are engaged and that Crown Prince Constantine has arrived on the scene of action The Greeks are maintaining their positions All the dispatches from Athens ad ¬ mit that the situation is extremely rave Fighting appears to be going on along the whole frontier line It is rumored there that the king will itart for Larissa on Monday next The western division of the Greek Heet has sailed from Leucas for the toast of Epirus with the design of fomenting a revolt among the Alban- ¬ ians It is said that Ilafe Pasha will resign the command of the Turkish fleet if it is ordered to leave the Dardanelles lie is said to have de- ¬ quite unfit for clared the vessels - London ¬ ¬ - I London April 23 A special dis ¬ patch from Athens says that offers of help are reaching the Greek government from all quarters and the mili tary authorities expect to have 40000 volunteers enrolled under the Greek fiat before of next w rk The Epiruies at Athdns are preparing to leave that city in order to assist the Greeks in capturing Epirus as far as the Berlin treaty line The National League of Greece has advanced the passage money for 1000 Garibaldians who are expected at the Pirajus immediatefy The steamer Albanian is on her way toPamini to embark 3000 Italians who - tHeGreek minister at Rome telegraphs are ready to fight for Greece Headquarters of the Greek Army Larissa April 23 The latest advices as to the situation at Damasi show that on Sunday the Turks made a sortie from the town and attacked the Greek position at Eoughazi pass and SHeropoluki After severe fighting the Greeks drove the Turks back across the frontier with a loss of five guns The Turks have descended from Milouna pass on Kurtrievali The re ¬ sult is not yet known here Four hundrsd members of the for eign legion including 26 Englishmen under Capt Birch arrived here on Tuesday They were received with a great demonstration which was repeated on their departure for the front in the evening Ip tense enthusiasm was caused among the Greeks when the Englishmen sang the Greek na tional war songs The Greek Evzones and a mountain ¬ ¬ ¬ Pan-Hellen- dispatch to theTimes from Canea says that lighting is going on almost daily in the vicinity of Canea vhere there are 5 000 insurgents in cluding 500 cavalry together with a considerable body of Greek troops and of a century It happened about 2 oclock in the afternoon A party was four heavy guns The governor expresses fear lest found acting suspiciously and when Ihe insurgents may attack the town caught was fired at by the guards lie en masse The Turks there have no escaped into the woods leaving be ¬ hind two d3 namite bombs Great ex- ¬ Seld guns Larissa April 23 The latest news citement prevails there from the district of Kurtsiovali probW J DEBOE ably identical with Gritzovali is that the place has been recaptured by the A Hunter Man Receives the Nomination For Unitd States Senator at the He Greeks A ¬ ¬ active operations ¬ New Orleans April 24 The monster river stood still Thursday Clouds gathered but no rain fell It was al-¬ together a fine day for work and great work was done There is need for it New Orleans and her protege Algiers have several weak levees to look after Just below in Bernard are two just above St taking both sides of the river together between here and Baton llouge are half a dozen New Orleans lias 2000 men at work Friday morning and the other places have many more Lumber in carloads and mud by the trainload are being used It is one oi the finest fights in history and only a few days more remain before the crisis will be reached As previously stated the battle has had its lessons and a great deal has been learned about the way to obtain the most strength of levees about revetments and about the importance of proper drainage for the a point which was embankments heretofore almost entire neglected Now the state experiment station at Audubon Park announces a number of interesting tests in progress Various kinds of earth are being submitted to outward pressure as to its penetra- ¬ bility and when the experiments are completed the scheme of levee build inc will be more exact New Orleans April 24 The river has been about stationary around 10 feet above low water The line is be ¬ ing held all along the Louisiana front below the Concordia parish breaks although a number of dangerous spots The levee are being sought for at Johnston St James parish wasthe leading menace Friday night but the citizens and the Texas Pacific are fighting for it and will succeed in averting disaster The principal sensation Friday was the attempt to create a break at Bonnet- carre where several big crevasses have taken place in the last quarter ¬ over-the-river NEW ORLEANS Has Two Thousand Ulen at Work oi the Leveeg Tim Last Orand Rally ISefore the Advancing Waters Made AERaNGEMBNTS For Receiving and Escorting the Pres s ident in New York The Honor of Acting ns Miltltary Escort Tendered to Cavalry Jsqundron A Mc- Kinley Will Receive the Alumni of the Sigui Alpha Epslon Society ¬ Xew York April20 Final arrange ments for receiving and escorting Pres- ¬ ident Mclvinley from the ferry to the Windsor hotel where he will be quar tered during the Grant day ceremonies were completed Sunday night by Gen Daniel Butterfield Gen Butterfield tel ¬ egraphed to Washington to learn the presidents wishes in the matter and received a reply that everything should be left to Gen Butterfield The honor ot acting as military es- ¬ cort to the president was then ten- ¬ dered to cavalry squadron A composed ¬ ¬ of about ¬ ing at the Windsor hotel After the reception the association will adjourn to the Waldorf where the annual banquet will be held It is expected that President McKinley and Carlisle who is also a member of the societ3- will be present at the ban-¬ quet A FORECAST ex-Secret- ary - men Mclvinley will receive the President New York Alumni association of the Signi Alpha Epsilon fraternity of which he is a member Monday even ¬ 230 not be a quorum in the senate during the present week owing to the absence of a large number of senators in New York in attendance upon the ceremonies over Gen Grants tomb Con- It is reported that all telegraphic Of the Kimincss to I5n Transacted In Congress This Weelc communication with Constantinople is Washington April 20 There will now cut off except by way of Odessa sultan ¬ BOMBARDMENT Of Santoquaranta by tho Greeks Cansei Great Damage All tho Goveruraentand Private 2oildingH Are Destroyed Corfu April 24 The western Greek squadron is bombarding Santo quaranta and doing great damage tc the town All the government and private buildings have been destroyed with the exception of the Austrian embassy All the stores and merchandise on the quays have been burned Fifty refugees who had embarked on ships have been landed here New Yoke April 24 A dispatch to the Journal from Constantinople says There was a rumor Friday night that the sultan will refuse the demands of Uulgaria for five additional lerats or bishoprics Such a refusal will surely result in a war with Bulgaria It is asserted however that the sul ¬ tan would never have refused such a request from Bulgaria unsupported by some power in the face of recent reverses on the Greek frontier The Bohemian government is preparing for war by announcing the issue of bills to the amount of SG70000 francs for an extraordinary war credit London April 24 A dispatch to the Times from Constantinople says that while Osman Pasha will take supreme command of all the Turkish armies en ¬ gaged against Greece KJhem Pasha will remain in active command of the eastern army with headquarters at Macedonia The correspondents of the Daily News at Constantinople says ¬ ¬ END IN SIGHT The Greeks Defeat at Larissa Was a Crushing Blow It is lteluctantly Believed irnAthons That the Greeks Ketreat ITrozii Larissa Was Somewhat Disorderly Greece Will Persevere in the Struggle I am assured that Izzet Bey lias been received again into the favor of the The Athens correspondent of the London Daily Mal says it is reported that the reck army in Epirus has left a contingent to attack Pentepigavdia while the main body has proceeded to Plakka where fighting is in progress The limes correspondent at Canea says Friday the insurgents are attack ¬ ing Fort Ijdin which is oct upicd by the international troops in addition to the Turkish garrison Three warships have left Suda an anchored opposiie the fort The ad ¬ mirals have gone to reconnoitre in a torpedo boat He says that Col Vas sos has written to the admirals to ask whether the powers are in alliance with Turkev The object of this in quiry is obvious Tho Athens correspondent of the London Times says Saturday Those in authority here regard the situation as lvighiy critical despite the favor ¬ able news from Epirus Fighting continues at Mati The Crown Prince Coustantme has ordered his troops to maintain a slrh tly defensive attitude A portion of the western squadron has been detached to bombard the fortress Pa rga opposite Pax island A dispatch to the Times from Milouna Pass dated Friday says irEdhcm Pasha continues to pursue a cautious policy His plan seems to be to capture in succession a number o small positions held by the Greeks but to avoid a general engagement The Turks are making agood military road through the pass The cannonade continues from the Turks who are ad vancing on the left wing but in the direction of Tyrnavo matters are quiet the Turks having taken aud occupied the town Large reinforcements are arriving and the result of the war is beyond doubt The Turks treat their prisoners with humanity and kindJ ¬ ¬ The ad legislative journed republican joint caucus met Friday night at S oclock to agatp attempt the nomination of Dr Ilunters successor The pres ence gold democrat of Baird was taken to mean a possible at April 24 ¬ publican Caucus Frankfort Ky ¬ sequently business of importance will be transacted Probably a majority of the senators desire to adjourn from Monday until Thursday and from Thursday again until Monday without transacting any business of general programme moment and this be followed to is likely If republican of wish the the members of the finance committee is acceded to the tariff bill will be reported Thursday but it is most proba¬ ble that this will be postponed until next week The work of preparing for the reorganization of the senate committees will proceed informally Under the arrangement made on Friday the hovjse will transact no business this week The house met formally Monday and adjourned until Thursday when an adjournment will be taken until Mondav ¬ ¬ London April 2G What seems likely to be the last week of the war is entered upon Sunday It is difficult from the tangle of conflicting telegrams to understand the exact position of affaii s Following the Greek defeat at Larissa London opinion Sunday was almost unanimous that the end is in sight and this view is probably shared by the powers as they are already moving to intervene It is believed that intervention will first take the form of a suggestion of armistice to which the combatants would no doubt agree Since Satur day afternoon the British foreign office has been in close communication with the other members of the European concert Great Uritain suggesting that the time has now arrived for them to act The French German and Italian governments have already responded offering to agree though the German government adds as a condition that it will be necessary to enact a pledge from Greece to obey the mandate of Europe when this mandate is again given British foreign office believes that Greece will give this pledge as the disasters which have overtaken her have demonstrated that Turkey still posses- ¬ ses a formidable fighting machine at both places the could not transport the guns to Pharsala It is reluctantly believed by some in Athenian circles that the retreat was somewhat disorderly and that some of the guns were abandoned with but feeble defense It seems probable however that in the main the retreat ¬ ¬ ¬ wears out In time everything breaks or if prop-¬ break can be repaired the many Ofttimes a er means are at hand One of the great advantages of using a Winchester make of rile or repeating shot gun is that ur anv part of the gun is broken it can he eas ¬ ily replaced at a trifling cost All Winches ¬ inter- ¬ ter guns are made by a system offit any changeable parts so that a part will Winchester gun of like model I his per ¬ mits the owner of a Winchester to renew any part of the gun without the aid of a gun maker Parts can be obtained through¬ any gun dealer in the country Tins feature alone should recommend strongly rr cuns made hv the Winchester Eepeatin o Ct Send for Arms Co Now Tlavcn their large illustrated catalogue free Dora me he -- A Strong Point for ie VVindiestcK iff rjE y J M 1 iJ ¬ ¬ that tioit Free Press Dora lie said there was one thing about v nap wiaCora didnt like De- Another man s arm SOUTH DAKOTA - ¬ Wlint a Man Can Do Witii 1000 He can buy 160 acres of good land for 1000 Pay 400 down balance in thiee and 5 years at 7 per pavments due in 3 can alsobuv 100 choice ewes for cent lie - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 300 and ten good cows for o00 The milk and butter from the cows will pay all farm and family expenses The increase of sheep and wool will pay oil the mortgage befoie it is due In live years he will have a farm all paid for and well stocked For descriptive listb and prices address 11 F Hunter Immi ¬ gration Agent for South Dakota 2i5 Dear ¬ born Street Chicago ill Some people enjoy saying mean things about others so well that they dont go to the trouble to iind out if they arc true Washington Democrat AVise A A Physiciaiib ¬ The above clats of scientists recognize and have repeatedly borne testimony to the ot llostetters Stomach Litters as a remedy and preventive of fever and ague lhcumatism want of vigor liver complaint and some other ailments and infirm conditions of the system Experience and obser ation have taught them its value They hut echo the verdict long since proncunced by the public and the pess Only the benighted now arc ignorant of Americas tonic-- and alterative elii-cat- -y ¬ iit tlieir Generation ¬ ¬ ¬ tempt on the part Hunter men to repeal making 3G republican to a nomination The of the Deboe ic -- votes necessary day but the current of the river is only absentees still beating against the southern emwere Messrs Deboe and Bennett the bankments with a fury that causes the candidates paired gravest apprehension The break at The caucus lasted until after raid Delta has inundated 75003 acres of the night and 2S ballots were taken finest plantation in southern Louisi- when W J Deboe received the nomi- ¬ ana and the water continues to pournation through the opening and is rapidly The balloting went on by the hour spreading over a greater area Rewithout material change Before the ports from Greenville are not encour twentieth ballot the Deboe side of- ¬ aging fered a resolution that beginning with While the water is slowly receding the twenty fifth ballot the hindmost in the overflowed district of the Yazoo man on each succeeding ballot be delta yet it is almost certain that the dropped The anti Deboe side agreed planting of this years crop will be D ¬ the resolution NO NEW BREAKS Rivr Still Heating Against its Bunks With Awful Fury Memphis Tenn April 25 No new crevasses appeared in the levees Fri- ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Taattery having ascended- the mountains east of the St George monastery were taken by the Turks on the flank ST LOUIS MOTOR MAN After a severe fight lasting many hours the Turks who on Monday Shot by Ira Stansbury for Bamplng Ills Bugcjr Off the Car Track had driven the Greeks from Mati and St Louis April 24 James S Thorp Ligaria brought 281 Circassian cavalry from Elassona This was on Tuesday fhotorman was shot by Ira Stansbury The Circassians began to extend into in front of the city hall Friday Stans the plain but being raked by the bury was in a buggy which he was Greek Col Mastropas battery and by driving on the track Thorp ran an the Evzones they were compelled to electric car up behind the buggy and sounded the gong for Stansbury to get fall back pn Ligaria with great loss A portion of the fleeing Turks have off the track Stansbury was driving recrossed the Milouna pass toward fast and refused to turn out Thorp The Greek infantry ex ran his car up to the buggy and Elassona Stanstending in a semi circle from Tyrnavo bumped it off the track bury dispassionately stopped his to Karavali and supported by artil his lery all well handled after a hard horse lowered the hood of unbuggy produced a revolver from days fighting drove back the Turks upon Ligaria It is understood that der the seat and carefully shot the through the thigh When the latter are retreating in force to- motormenby an astonished policeman arrested ward Elassona He London April 23 A dispatch to the Stansbury was perfectly calm Daily Chronicle from Athens says that said he had as much right on the street the1 Greeks have held their own posi as a car and that no motorman had run him tions and destroyed the Turkish cav- any franchise to 77 years down Stansbury is eld alry at Mati German officers were been a resident of St Louisand has for 00 seen fighting with the Turks in Ger years Twenty years ago he was proman uniforms London April 23 A special dis prietor of the largest saddlery and patch from Athens says that offers ol harness establishment in the city Tobacco Warehouse Burned help are reaching the Greek governRipley O April 24 The large ment from all quarters and the mili tary authorities expect to have 4000C brewery one mile north of this place volunteers enrolled before the begin- belonging to the T Reiner t estate was ning of next week The Epirotes at totally destroyed hvvfire Of late years Athens are preparing to leave that it has been occupied as a tobacco warecity to assist the Greeks in capturing house Building and contents were lEpirus fullv insured - ¬ After midnight the nominee was brought in and made a stirring speech of thanks Holt and Lewis also came In and made speeches Hunter men whose man had been nominated only with the wish and consent of their bitterest enemies didnt look very happy over it but no republican was found Friday night who would say he would not vote for the nominee Satur day W J Deboe the nominee is about 50 years old a native of Crittenden county where he was a practicing county physician for a number t of years His first political prominence was his election to the state senate four years ago There is every reason to believe he will be elected Saturday to this days late state of destitution throughout the delta although the government relief work is being carried on energetically The situation north of Memphis and in Arkansas however has greatly in- ¬ creased At Vicksburg and New Orleans there are no changes the river remaining stationary All other points from which bulletins are issued a decline is reported varying from one tenth to eight tenths of a foot VIARS AND LEWIS To Hang in June The Negro laborers are in a fearful ¬ ness ¬ criminal court at Fayetteville has sentenced Albert Viars and Clark Lewis to be hanged June 15 Wilbur Slaughter turned states evidence and was given a life sentence Virgie Gibson was found guilty of murder in the second degree and will get a life sen¬ and Slaughter Will Wear Stripes for JAte Montgomery V Va April 26 The ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ tence When sentence was pronounced Clark Lewis broke down and sobbed like a child He saj s he choked Gib son into unconsciousness in the house and he was then taken to the old mine and Viars finished the job Gibsons little girl was lying across the foot of the bed asleep while her father was being murdered and was told by her mother next morning that her father had ran away Viars and Slaughter received the news of their sentence very coolly and seemed indifferent as to yet been sentenced Wiley Lewis and Hudson have not Prof Dcnnison Attempts Suicide their fate ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ Prof New Yoke April Dennison aged 73 years attempted tc commit suicide on Saturday at his home in llaledon N J He had grown helpless and sought to relieve his wi e of the burden of his support For IS years Prof Dennison was principal oi the Haledon school holding the posi tion until four years ago when it was decided to place a younger man in 2harge of the institution Prof Den oison never recovered from the blow of his dismissal 2G 7 D ¬ The Athens correspondent ot the London Daily Chronicle says that the Crown Prince Constantine has wired to King George as follows The Turks are quiet to day owing to our success yesterday Thursday We have destroyed the Turkish bat ¬ tery at Ligcrla The Turks have retired from Nezjiros anl llapsani The action of our ileet at Katcrina was ex- ¬ cellent I was in the first line of fire tmraunition yesterday This has been put up as a bulletin in The Chronicles correspondent says many places while the people are also The Turks are greatly dismayed by reading Edhem Pashas dispatch anthe destruction of their stores at Kat nouncing his possession of a strategic erina and at Litochorion Commodore position in front of Tyrnavo which is Sachtouris destroed the stores from as follows the coast to the foot of Mount Olympus The hill of Lesdaki the most im- ¬ Nothing remains therefore for Edhem portant dominant point to the north of Pasha to carry away but hunger The Larissa was taken by the Ottoman coast road being barred the only re- troops on Friday Haraid Pashas di- ¬ maining roa from Salouica is the Ver vision having left Koskesi Karya ria road eight days from Elassona effected a juncture with the other imThe reports of the injury to the perial troops at Milloorin The town railway line by the blowing up of of Tyrnavo which is situated two bridges and a tunnel are continued hours from Larissa was occupied Sun ¬ Financially everything is going day by the Elassona army corps well and the value of paper money has The Ottoman troops continue to ad- ¬ risen It is reported here Athens vance toward the plain of Larissa that the Turkish troops will be with Washington April26 The Turkish Private advices legation received the following dis- ¬ drawn from Crete from Volo say that all the villages be- patch from Constantinople tween Katerina and Veria have risen The imperial troops took in Tyr Among the wounded who have ar ¬ navo a great quantity of rifles and am- ¬ rived here are several who state that a munition for cannon and rifles alsu number of the Greeks wounded at provisions The Greek soldiers who Gritzovali and unable to follow the were taken prisoners were sent to Greek retreat were shut up in a small Elassona The village has been surchurch by the Turks w ho set fire to rounded by a military cordon Ottothe building and burned them to man patriots make continual rounds death5 and efficient measures have been taken Athens April 24 It has been de to prevent any depredations The wise cided to call out several of the land and proper behavior of our troops has wehr or militia been the of admiration of the In Greece all able bodied males from foreignerssubjectare on the spot who 21 years of age and upward arc liable LOpinione semi- ¬ Rome April 20 to be called upon for military service officially says Monday morning The The total service is for 10 years ¬ with con hour is grave for Greece Her aban- ¬ of which two years cirlprnhlp terms of leaves of ab- - donment of Larissa is more than a deof impotIt is a sence must be passed with the col feat andMts demonstration are incalconsequences ence ors eight and seven years arc then culable unless she has the courage to passed in reserve and the remainder negotiate and to withdraw her troops of the total of 10 years is passed in the from Crete militia or landwehr ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 Sunday morning the word went forth here that the government will persevere in the struggle with greater determination The report however has not served to allay the growing ir ritation at the belief that even if Greece could not hold her own the non offensive policv manifested in the orders of the crown prince not to at tack was idiotic and un Grecian The retreat to Pharsala is considered a poor response to the fiery speeches ol the Crown Prince Constantine to his troops Naturally all sorts of reasons are advanced to explain why the Greeks retreated the more candid admitting that the Turks were too strong It is also pointed out that the Turkish cavalry did much to turn the scale in favor of Edhem Pasha The Greek fleet is also the subject of many curious reports one of which asserts that the eastern squadron has bombarded Dedeagach It is known that the Turks yesterday ordered that all the lanterns in the lighthouses on the Gulf of Saionica should reFive ironclads unlighted main are boats and four torpedo along the coast between operating Platamona and Katerina The British and French subjects residing at Volo have addressed their respective envoys here begging for the dispatch of war ships to Volo to protect them The envoys have wired to their governments and to the admirals at Canea but at Athens it is considered unnecessary tc comply with the request as an attack upon Volo is no part of the Turkish programme The triumph of the Turkish arms has caused the liveliest satisfaction here The following telegram from Edhem Pasha is posted everywhere r Larigsa was occupied Sunday by the cavalry of the imperial army The Hellenite troops fled in disorder aban doning a large quantity of arms and ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ was in good order Teach self denial and make its practice pleasurable and you create for the world a destiny more sublime than ever issued from the brain of the wildest dreamer As you chew tobacco for pleasure use Star It is not only the best but the most lasting and therefore the cheapest Considering how mean men can he they deseive cicdit for being as good as they are- Atchison Globe Star Tobxceo Fits stopped free and pcrmanentiv cured davs ue of Dr Klines Great Xerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa Xo fits after first We can see one way with a little thought a second or third thought to see the best way Rams Horn hut it usually takes ¬ Oil builds up and finishes wich a cure Pains and aches break down St Jacobs ¬ Act without thought and you arc a fool think without act and you are a visionary- llams Horn ¬ Just try a 10c box of Cascarets candjr ca tharticnnest liver and bowel regulator made He is littlest who belittles others IlamV Horn Dont refuse or excuse St Jacobs Oifcsi the cure tor bruise Nothing will upbraid you like unusedl faculties Rams Horn When bilious or costive eat a Cnscaret candy cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 25c Reflection is a key that unlocks the treas ¬ ures of the memory Rains Horn k ¬ F ¬ The nerves are tortured by neuralgia soothed and cuied by St Jacobs Oil do not know Intelligence is largely in knowing what we Rams Horn Sorofuia Tumors 3roko Out and Caused Intense Suffering Kcods Sarsaparilla Keeps the 6leod Pure Several years ago I had scrofula which appeared in tumors in different parts of my body It took five weeks for them to develop so they could be lanced and I suffered intensely Physicians failed to cure me After three years of great suffering the trouble reached my throat aud my tonsils were consumed I read of cures of ecrofula by Hoods Sarsaparilla and procured six bottles After taking a few bottles I felt better I continued until I was eventually cured I have never been troubled with scrofula since that time Hoods Sarsaparilla keeps my blood pure in spring and fall Mas SAUAn G Dales 111 Be sure to get Hoods because Rutland ¬ ¬ ¬ U a If d nuuu sgi ex fe 3 sa- pariSIa Is the best in fact the One True Blood Purifier 1 Sold by all druggists six for 5 ilUUU c Piils to take Pill c urc the onv Sarsaparilla witl Hoods ¬ ¬ ¬ Jk buo V ¬ ¬ of Hires Rcolbeer on a swelterinsr hot day is highly essen- ¬ tial to comfort and health It cools the blood reduces your temperature tones the stomach r30 r93 rCO E Tn 63 THREE MEN DEAD And Two Dying as a Result of a Wrecic on the Louisville and Nashville Road at Wilcox Ala St Louis Mo April 23 A special to the Republic-- from Montgomery Ala says Another disastrous wreck caused evidently by the band of wreckers which has played havoc with the roads in this state occurred Thursday morning As a result three men are seriously injured dead two othersare said to be dying and a number of Others more or lesi Wheat Soils at Sl03 Tallahassee Fla April 24 Bal St Louis Mo April 20 Wheat loting for U S senator Friday result again broke the record Friday when ed as follows For Call 33 Chipley 24 No 2 red winter wheat sold at S10J Raney 17 Hocker IV Burford 5 per bushel This is the highest price Darby 1 Broome 1 Wolff 1 total 93 reached since 1S90 One car was sold Chipley gained two and Call one ovei it that figure by C J Taylor Co tc the last ballot the Eggers Milling Co The news ol he sale spread quickly on ehange ani tFury Cotildnt Agree palp materially to bolster the markei Lebanon- Ind April 24 After 24 n futures hours deliberation the jury in the Mt Tabor church case failed to agree and A Miss Elected President of the Board at 6 oclock Friday evening was Gation O April 26 Miss Jssi brought into court and discharged Voung a metober of the board of edu The final vote stood 9 to 3 in faVor ol jation was elected president cf tht the defense or Means5 Dartv 3oard for the ensum g year ¬ ¬ The Deadlock in Florida - The Canadian Tariff Consul General Jjee Dined Loxdon April 26 The Times will Havana April 24 Several of the say editorially Monday The presennewspaper correspondents who will tation of theconsideration of Canadian leave Cuba Saturday gave a dinner tariff is beyond doubt the most reFriday evening to Consul General Lee markable step yet made towards finan at the Hotel Inglatcrra Among the cial legislation in the British empire American journalists present were Mr We much regret to see the attitude Springer Dr Burgess and Mr Shields Mr Foster has taken towards it Greek En Konte for Grvec Turks Dynamite Churches Niagaka Faiis N Y April 24 London April 26 The Daily Tele- HIRES should be in ¬ Rootbeer ¬ ESOl ¬ rEIi 2o E I t office in every work- shop A temperance home in every every t r io 0 -- ¬ -- Nine native Greeks passed through this city en route from Minucaxiolis to New York ity on their way home to take part in the war against the Turks A party of 50 passed through from Chifaoro Fridav graphs correspondent at Larissa sa3rs that the Turks have burned after plundering the villages of Ligaria Karayol and Meralaria destroying the churches with dynamtte 13 drink more health ¬ ful than ice water more delightful and satisfying than any otner Deverage pro ¬ duced Made onlr by the CLirlei S Hire Co Philadelphia A pack age makes 5 gaUsut UM T- - Tl u ¬ t t - r - jri J si ft 3 - il TEEE BOTJUBON boldened by Uncle Jims winks Wy yes Aint it all right 1 came upon it yesterday up in the garret Mrs Skinner Willie Skinner youre old A homely object yet to me tis worth its getting too old to play innocent You weight in gold wasnt in the piece Its frame a little set awry its body cracked knew thatUncle Jim said it was Willie you see Mrs Skinner Well it seems to me Dut as I held it in my hands what scenes came back to me your Uncle Jim is all the time trying to get you into trouble I should think Upon its surface long ago I solved the prob- ¬ youd iind him out after awhile lems dread For masters who are sleeping now beneath - Uncle Jim Why theres nothing bad the flowers dead vari- ¬ It was And many a message here I wrote for only in what he said verse just a little ation on the old one to see Mr Skinner trying to keep a straight The little lass who used to sit across the aisle from me faee What did your teacher say Wil ¬ 3 found initials in the frame by jack knife lie lettered there Willie encouraged by his fathers They stand for one who was to me the fair- ¬ mirth Oh gee She was hot under est of the fair And every mark upon the slate that cruel the collar Mrs Skinner Willie Skinner where time has spared Recalls some lesson which in youth that do you learn such language fairest lassie shared Uncle Jim What did she do Willie Aw she just stopped me and Ah heres the crack which long ago was was made by Jerry Call made me go back to my seat an saidi When to the floor my precious slate he pur- ¬ next time shed send me home posely let fall Mrs Skinner If Id been your teach¬ We did not speak for near a week his mis- ¬ er Id have whipped you good chief caused me pain But when he drew me from the creek we Willie Uo Ho ho That just shows friends became again all what you know Teacher cant whip How often oer this ancient slate with many kids any more Any teacher that whips a scar and nick I wrestled with the mystries of the old a kid gets tired thats what Ed Mc Carthy says arithmetic Mrs Skinner Well Ed McCarthy proud I used to hold it up whenever I How was right needs a whipping if any boy ever did But when I failed how glad was I to keep Mr Skinner Its a good thiwg for it out of sight you that you havent got my old teach ¬ What victories from my Webster on this er If you tried one of those funny old old slate I won What little rhymes I used to write when recitationsonhim he would have tanned THE OLD SLATE other toils were done How in my seat behind the stove the muse I tried to woo And glibly wrote of roses red and violets soft and blue I seem to see those little rhymes upon its surface now I seem to catch some cherished names breathed oft with boyish vow And round me from the misty past where recollections meet I hear the merry patter of a score of youth- ¬ ful feet I see the stern old masters kind for all their stately ways They brightened though sometimes they clouded oer my boyhood days And grateful I would weave a wreath and place it where they lie With folded hands to day beneath the gen- ¬ tle starlit sky I hear the merry laughter of the girls we used to swing Beneath the hoary beach that cast its shad- ¬ ow oer the spring But from among them all there comes from out the far away A sweet and loving face upon the olden slate to day The pencil of my memory brings out every graceful line Until there stands before my gaze a figure NEWS TUESDAY APE IL 27 1897 3 m embodies captivated by the matchless UMBRELLAS AND CHARACTER serenity of its charm realizing its con-¬ irejaininc Dispositions Revealed by trast to the Nineteenth century one Jlletliods of Handling Them Ilie Great Exposition Will Open asks again To what result is all this Two men near the window ol pageant of American material progress a downtown who sat few days ago whiled Its Gates May 1 hotel a going forward away the time by watching women And one turns hastily away lest one go by and commenting on the Scene of Splendor Wliose Com ¬ look umbrel their too long upon the unattainable and las pleteness Has A ever Been Rivaled lose heart and despair of his genera- ¬ The storm had abatedf about an hour General Reduction in Rail- ¬ EEMESSEE GENTENHIA1 HUMOROUS Ma s Pancake 1 cant see why a great big fellow like you should beg Hungry Hank Well mum 1 spesa mo size helps to gimme an appetite -- Truth 1 road Rates TSpecial Nashville Tenn Letter jour jacket Willie teacher lick me Mrs Skinner I wish sometimes that teachers could inflict punishment I know if 1 was a teacher Id whip those McCarthy boys if I lost my job the next day Ethel When were bad in our room the teacher sends us home Mrs Skinner That must be terrible punishment for some children Uncle Jim Ill bet Bill would hate to be sent home one of these pleasant afternoons Willie Aw I wouldnt care Uncle Jim Would you come right home Willie One day wayast summer Ed McCarthy kep on throwin Aw-w-- w Iluh Id like to see some him out cuz he wanted to see a ball game an I guess she was on to him for she didnt send him home at all She put him in the corner and made him stay after school an then all us kids waited to holler at him when he came out an he Avas so mad he run after half divine Bob Ellsworth an chugged him right in And neither sponge nor moistened hand the stomach an with mischief all elate a single lineament from off my Can rub Mrs Skinner Willie youd better eat treasured slate your dinner You can finish that some The spiders shall not spin again their filmy other time silver thrall Uncle Jim Who is your teacher Across the old slate resting long against the paper wads so the teacher would send sunshine like a queen in Ill set it in thefine vestments For it whispers of a boyhood which to day seems half divine T C Harbaugh in Ohio Farmer garrets wall -- JJHOSE MCAETHY BOYS BY GEORGE ADE Willie I guess if you had to go to school to her every day you wouldnt be so stuck on her Mrs Skinner Never mind talking hear you speak in that manner of your teacher again Do you hear now Willie Aw its ol Miss Sanders Mrs Skinner Willie Dont let me back Mrs Skinners brother James was late at dinner time The others were at the table when he came Ilis sister rebuked him mildly and said it wasnt her fault if the soup was cold He replied with great enthusiasm that the soup was just right and to prove that he meant it he consumed his entire pontion Then he leaned back and looked inquiringly at his nephew Wil- ¬ lie who had been scolded twice already ¬ about her call her Miss Sanders Uncle Jim Do you love your teacher If you have anything to say Willie Aw keep still Uncle Jim Whv every little bov ought to love his teacher Ethel loves her teacher dont you Ethel Ethel I liked her the first da Willie Oh for whistling at The table Uncle Jim winked and little Willie gan to snicker be- ¬ Willie I did Uncle Jim Did you Willie Yes and you ought to have heaird Ed McCarthy laugh Uncle Jim What did the teacher do Willie Oh she didnt do rmuch It made her kind o mad I guess She said Til declare Willie Skinner youre one of the worst boys in the school Mrs Skinner Whats this all about Willie Aw it aint much Uncle Jim taught me to speak a piece Bill used to speak when he was a kid Mrs Skinner When he was a boy Uncle Jim Its a good jneee isnt it that he You can do any ¬ thing you want to the first day We thus The old order changes giving place to thought Miss Sanders was a dandv new when she first come but shes got so And God fulfills Himself in many ways cross now us lads eant do a thing But now Mrs Skinner No wonder You boys has changed the darkness of the night¬ imperceptibly to an altowould spoil the temper of a saint Its gether different one bad enough to take care of one I dont daw n You have notthe darkness of the yet become aware know what Id do if I had 20 on my of any increase of light What you have hands lealized is a vague uncanny feeling as Uncle Jim Youd do what Miss San- ¬ if things fixed and immovable ders does Youd put up with them as slowly drawing near you Large were dark long as you could and then send them shapes of buildings are stealing grad- ¬ home ually into the range of vision Great Mrs Skinner Well Id get even with bulks of blackness take on form and those McCarthy boys Im sure Willie distinctness and resolve themselves into would never have got to reading those towers domes porticoes Bit by bit cowboy stories if it hadnt been for the very air itself is playing the same them strange trick The starshine is falling Uncle Jim Probably Mrs McCarthy steadily nearer to the earth A blue thinks it was Willie that led her boys never seen at any other hour of the 24 gee The Tennessee centennial at Nash rille considered as a spectacular effect ias one marked superiority to the late Columbian exposition at Chicago In the white city there was no sense of In depth It was all foreground whatever direction one looked there was nothing whatever but lath and Nowhere plaster gilt and tinsel could one look out beyond the tem- ¬ porary splendor of the passing hour and rest ones imagination with a glimpse of the permanent and the his- ¬ toric Now at Nashville things are dif- ¬ ferent Standing on the Rialto here and facing eastward one beholds a great white statue of Athenae beyond her the replica of the Parthenon and be- ¬ yond that and round about white arches glittering domes reaches of jiale green waters deep green stretches of lawn that have golden tones in the sunshine brightness lightness long perspectives of white wall shadowy darkness in arch after arch a world of gleam and glitter a fascinating insub siantiality that has sprung suddenly out of the earth and shall return whence it was digged But this is not all While standing on the Itialto wheel about and face eastward The direction of the bridge is continued n a broad avenue that falls away straight in front of 3011 among shelving lawns and scattered trees It curves to the left and disappears The eye however still ranges on Bright sunshine and blue sky overhang a wide valley and beyond the valley there are many houses Among them low lying clouds of smoke blend hazily with the blue of distance and billow upward along a ridge crowded with buildings Here and there a tower shoots high above the haze A spire top catches the sunlight and glitters like a jewel Straight In front of you at the very center of the view crowning and dominating the whole vista veiled a little by gray smoke softened by the blue of the hori- ¬ zon and backgrounded by blue of heaven there is uplifted against the clouds the historic state house of Ten- ¬ nessee The scenic value of this imaginative undertone so lo speak which is pos- ¬ sessed by the Nashville exposition can ¬ not be overestimated So speaks Na- ¬ thaniel Stephenson of the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune who visited the exposition grounds last week In the course of a most brilliant piece of word painting he said And here in the midst of the battle- ¬ fields where Tennessee made such a valiant attempt to break from the strong bond of the national union she is now celebrating her original entry into that estate A new day is dawning not only literally as the visions of the night fade away while the shadows begin to lift but figuratively in the choice of the event to which this southern state asks all the world to do honor If the darkness in the shadow of the Parthenon has its ghosts of war and ruin the brightness that is succeeding it brings forth the white statue of Athens and ¬ tion The great Bemenyi apparently thinks in the same lines as Mr Stephenson They are both painters artists of high renown only one paints in music and the other in words Both are poets one with concord of sweet sounds and the other with the rhythm of words Bemenyi sa3s as he stands tremblingly before the replica of the Parthenon Whose idea was this and when tola that the idea originated with Maj E C Lewis the director general he said m ans department an accomplished fact Where is he The women who have made the wom- ¬ deserve more than passing mention They have labored like heroes for near- ¬ ly two years and have spared neither time money or exertion to make their work a success of international char- ¬ acter The president of the womans board is Mrs Van Leer Ivirkman a lady especially gifted for the office Mrs J N Brooks is chairman of the sales department Mrs James P Drou illard is vice president of the board Miss Ada Scott Bice is secretary and Mrs M B Pilcher is chairman of space and classification The architect of the Womans building is Mrs Sara Ward Conley artist architect and art critic who is a native of Nashville Mrs G H Batterman chairman of the patents committee Mrs J Hunter Orr chair ¬ man decorative and applied art Mrs Ann Snyder member of the general committee Mrs Paul McGnire chair- ¬ man of the wavs and means committee The womens congresses will be a fea- ¬ ture of the centennial The congresses while general are already classified so that those interested in a particular subject can attend a course without consuming much time In the depart- ¬ ments there are education music art home and literature The lectures will be free and are intended to be philan- ¬ thropic in character They are also ntended to serve another purpose They will afford a fitting theater in which a thinking public can see and listen to the eminent women of the state Of those there are scores who through patience industry and ability have at- ¬ tained distinction and who are entitled to be known and loved by the nation as well as by the commonwealth in whose interest they have served so long and ¬ well -- The meeting of the railway passenger men at Nashville the other day was watched with great interest for it was known that the object of the meeting was to decide upon the rates to the Tennessee Centennial exposition It was one of the most harmonious meetings ever held by that body for they each knew that the motives that had prompted the enterprise were the general good and not for the benefit or aggrandizement of any individual or corporation The members of the passenger association with the liberality that has al- ¬ ways characterized their movements when the interests of the general public are concerned determined to aid the Exposition association in their great work and the consequence is that the rates are more advantageous from every standpoint than any that have ever been offered before In fact the fares have been placed at such a low figure that the Tennessee Centennial exposition the national event of the current year can be visited by everyone for all obstacles have been removed It was agreed that the railway fares to the exposition should be placed on a sliding scale and regulated by zones of from 25 to 50 miles each ¬ ¬ ¬ In the first zone of 50 miles the rate for the round trip will be 3 cents a mile Prom mile 51 to 100 miles 2 2 cents per cents per Prom mile 101 to 150 miles about the captains daughter We were crowded in the s abin and so on Mrs Skinner James it sounds aw ¬ ful to call a little boy by such a name as that What was it you spoke Willie Willie Aw it was just a piece Uncle Jim You must remember it Its Tom Mrs Skinner Yes of course Bid you teach it to Willie Uncle Jim You ought to hear him Go on and speak it for them Bill Willie Aw I dont want to now Uncle Jim Go on Ill bet your father wants to hear it dont you - Mr Skinner taking- a sudden inter ost Yes of course What is it Uncle Jim I knew he wanted to hear it Your another will like it too Ethel I guess hes forgotten it Willie Aw forge b it I know it easy Its just Tt was midnight on the waters And the storm was on the deep Tis a fearful thing in winter To be shattered by the blast And to hear the rattling trumpet thunder Cut away the mast And as thus we sat In silence Each one busy with his prayer We are lost the captain shouted As he staggered down the stair But his little daughter jollied him As she took his icy mitt Aint you afraid the captain cried And she bodly answered Nit We were crowded in the cabin Not a soul had dared to sleep Skinner Indeed I dont see ng- stars and makes the whole atmos- ¬ what reason she has to think an3thing phere one endless starry shimmer This like that Willie behaves himself very is neither night nor morning but the well iwhen he keeps away from those most mysterious of all the hours the boys They are always getting him into hour before the dawn when the ordi- ¬ nary conditions of life do not exist some trouble Mr Skinner Im afraid they dont You feel that you are no longer upon have to pull at him very hard Chicago earth but wandering about the streets of some dream city tenanted by you Record known not what and located in some far 3Ia3ilnic Railroads Smoother place unexplored by man The fact that within the past 15 years The buildings loom vaster and two thirds of the unevenness in rail as the blue shimmer grows vaster steadilv road tracks has been done away with deeper The dome of the Agricultural on certain lines was discussed at a re building is crowned by the stars them- ¬ cent meeting of the New York Academy selves The tower of the auditorium of Sciences The improvement has been springs away into the very heart of new principally Mrs ¬ ¬ est raj glimmers downward from the descendi- brought about through designs and methods of manufacture of rails A track indicator car tiavel ing 20 or 30 miles an hour sums up the inequalities the tips and downs ir the rails for each mile traversed For merly the total inequality per mile amounted to six or seven feet even for the best roads now it has been reduced to only IS or 20 inches and this renin am t is said to be due to dents in the rails It was pointed out that the improvement which may be carriec farther brings with it heavier locomotives and cars longer trains and highei ¬ ¬ heaven The pillars of the Parthenon have the height of mountains The statue of Athens is some immeasurably vast creature which is not to be ap- ¬ speed Youths Companion Had Her Fixed Dobkins You dont seem to be in anj hurry about going home to night ohi boyv Fogg No the fact is I shall lind mj wife in angelic temper no matter hovt So we Mrs Skinner Willie Skinner Stop late it is She was going to a fortunethat this minute Well Thomas I think teller this afternoon Yes that jou at least ought not to laugh at Dont you see I wont there befort anything of that kind Hes bad enough That and gave the fortune teller a fiver Oi That when itsrentleness Manhood To Willie without being encouraged weds with makes a man Did you get up in school to day and re ¬ course Mrs F will ask abontme and ol course I shall get my five dollars And looking at ail this at what the cite That piece Boston Transcript Parthenon signifies as well as what it frightened but also em worth- - See Wiliie half -- ber gazing eastward with sightless that will be awakened by the dawn Perhaps it is the continuous though im- ¬ perceptible changing of the degree of distinctness in their details due to the fcteadily growing light in the heavens that produces this uncanny effect of being alive But however produced it is there So real is it that one catches ones self treading lightly for fear of waking these enormous creatures that are all about one In concluding his letter Mr Stephen- ¬ son says The men who conceived building must have had qualities this which it perpetuates sweetness nobil ¬ ity loftiness calmness strength There was Tennysons ideal of syes proached And all these monsters of the dawn have the strange effect of being asleep They are buildings no longer they are living creatures wrapped in dead slum- ¬ Prom 151 to 200 miles 2 cents per mile Prom 201 to 275 miles 2 cents per mile with 50 cents added Prom 27G to 300 miles 2 cents per mile with 75 cents added Prom 301 to 350 miles 2 cents per mile with 150 added The fare however is in no instance to exceed SO xer cent of the rate one way on the zones from 201 to 350 miles Por military companies and bands in uniform of 25 or more the rate will be two cents a mile plus arbitrary for the round trip The same rate applies to schools when accompanied b teach- ¬ ers These rates limit the use of tickets to seven dajs after the date of issue A rate of one cent per mile each way short line mileage plus arbitrary for the Association of Confederate Vet- ¬ erans whose annual reunion will be held in Nashville June 22 23 and 24 has been agreed upon The rates at hotels restaurants vnd boarding houses are the lowest ever offered and for meal in numbers of instances the price has been reduced from 20 to 25 per cent and good living was never cheaper anywhere The good people of Nashville have profited by the grave mistakes made at Atlanta and Chicago and the prevailing sentiment is to keep the people here and induce them to come again and not to permit them to go home dissatisfied and dis gusted There is no danger of any ¬ thing running short the supply whence resources are drawn is unlimited and the adjoining territory is so rich in all the good things of earth that there will be no appreciable diminution in the stock on hand Toothpicks prepared by nature are a product of Spain and Mexico A comparatively small plant in Ivew Gardens was estimated to have 17G00 and a large specimen in the same place could have had no fewer than 51000 You may soon be able to go from Cairo to the pyramids in shades of the Pharaohs a trolley car ¬ The whiskers of the walrus ex-¬ tend three or four inches from the snout appear that the wal ¬ before and the sun had peered through rus aimsIt would populist of the sea to be the a rift in the clouds but for all that the -first pedestrian wen t stalking past with Boston Transcript Ah On His Guard Dr Powder her umbrella still held aloft Glimp you to That woman said one of the men How are Do you day as Mr inquiring an Glimp ask is as patient as Job She is not a stu dent absent mindedly poring over book friend or as my f amity physician lore but a housekeeper who is so taken Philadelphia North American The writers name must accompany up with thoughts of what she is going to get for supper that she doesnt know every communication said the editor it has stopped raining People who for- ¬ to the man who had handed in a littleT get to lower their umbrellas when the piece signed Constant Header 1 site You dont want to sun begins to shine always are That replied the man girl just behind her who has already get the world involved in controversy taken time to fold her umbrella neat- about the authorship of a second series Pittsburgh Chron ly even though it is soaking wet is of Junius letters going to be an old maid She is narrow icle Telegraph You women said Womans Way minded too The next one has bound down but it looks uneven and he in the peculiarly exasperating way the folds bulging That womans children will a man has of saying those two words always look dowdy but he will nurse 3rou women buy barg ain things because We do not said them successfully through innumerable they are cheap We buy cheap things because attacks of croup and rash and no fam she ily in town will have better things to they are bargains The distinction eat was almost too subtle for the blunder ¬ That short woman with her um- ing masculineintellect but it was there brella flopping this way and that will al IndiianapoSlis Journal ways be poor because she will gie My dear madAll She Wanted away everything as soon as she gets am said the professor of music your it Hers isnrt altogether a commend- daughter has no sense of melody and able generosity either for it is caused no instinct for time She couldnt play more by lack of power to say no than And she has no voice therefore she by an inherent desire to help her Well ol cannot expect to sing woman with course was the complacent reply That dark the tip of her umbrella trailing down those facts are drawbacks but you ward1 and backward at an angle of lc can go on giving her lessons jiist the degrees is malicious I wouldnt trust same I dont care about her perform- her out of my sight Shed say some ing or singing as it would maybe take thing mean about me the first chance her away from home All I want is for she got The one who carries her um her to learn enough to make a comfortbrella swung- carelessly over her shoul- able living- as a teacher Washington der is a happy go lucky individual who Star- will always have a good time not beFASCINATIONS OF POISONS cause she earns it but because the world owes it to her and she is going Men Wjio Make Cyanide of Potassium to have her rights Are Strangely Tempted to Eat It Do you see that woman who holds There is a factory in London thai her umbrella at right angles to her makes only the deadliest poisonsknowu body and sticks the sharp point ahead to chemistry Last year it produced like a bayonet Shes one of the kind 1000 xons of cynaide of potassium Five that sets the world afire She has more grains of this is sufficient to kill a man energy in a minute than most people In one room of the factory a visitor have in a year A woman who swings found tons of this deadly poison It re her umbrella as she walks is prone eembles very closely white crystallized to dilly dally she never knows her own sugar The visitor remarked to ths mind and no difference how well she manager It looks good enough tc may pretend to like a person if an eat other spsjaks ill of him in his absence Ah replied the manager gravely sho will generally side in with the that is just one of the dangers we bav3 calumniator At any rate she will say to guard against For some inexplica nothing in his defense She who traiis hie reason cyanide of potassium exer ier umbrella along in her wake Is un ¬ cises a remarkable fascination over the tidy and inclined toward low princi men engaged in its manufacture The ples The one that holds the stick up- are haunted by a constant and ever re right and keeps tapping it on the pave curring desire toeatit They are perfect ment every little while is a goxl person ly alive to the fact however that to give to tie to she has strength and honesty wav to the craving would mean instant There comes a woman earning her death and are consequently usually umbrella under her arm Shes my wife able to resist it But not always Dur and I wont say anything about her ing the time have been here thxefir Ilis companion looked at the little of our best andIsteadiest mans wrinkled perplexed face and suicide in this strange man smiled TEc fancied he knew what the ner impelled thereto apparently by no verdict would have been had the wom cause save this mysterious horrible an only been somebody else Chicago longing I myself have ieit the same Tribune strange lust when I have been long exposed to the cyanide fumes and have GERMAN COURT BALLS had 10 leave the works for a time in con ¬ The Waltz Ir Still Danced air the sequence So well is this curious fact j recognized Co art of Stuttgart J hat thereare always two A few vcarsagothc minuet and the men at work together 111 this branch 02 gavotte were the special dances of the our business and a jar of ammonia Ileriin court the kaiser biniself having which as you imay know is the anti taken a special fancy to them Some dote to the poison is kept constantly how they did- not find much favor in so-¬ near at hand ciety as oung people prefer- waltzing Apart from this rem atrkable infatua and after all the old fashioned dances tion which maj be likened to the de ¬ like a good many old fashioned habits sire experienced by many people when are nil very well when the actors are standing on the brink of a precipice dressed in the clothes of the period and to throw themselves down the mahiu resemble in mode of thought and car facture of potassium cyanide is not parrage of body their great grandparents ticularly dangerous Neither is it unDut few young people are like then healthv In fact it is asserted that forefathers There was some reason f 01 men have gone into the cynaide house the introduction of a fanciful and pic ill and debilitated and- in a short time turesque dance at the grand festivals ol have been restored to robust health- the imperial court especially- - as very N Y World v special rales prevailed there It is wel Didnt Want to Be Ivln known that the late Kaiserin Augusta The family life of the reigning house- ¬ strongly objected to waltzing and sc hold both at Athens and at Deceleia is does the court of Berlin The consequence is that a kind of gallop was in said to be exceptionally happy A story vented for Berlin a two thned move is told well illustrating the extent to ment danced to the music of the waltz which democratic feeling has taken hold even but not at all resembling the old deux as of the kings sons to the eff ect that the children were playing together temps waltz In Mecklenburg the walt7 is never danced at all at court the rea one day they got to talking about what son for this being as it is said thatthc they were to do when they grew up and Grand Duchess Marie does not like danc the crown prince said to his brother ing Moreover almost everywhere at Oh George you be king when you are Xeitheq German courts the slow waltz was grown up I don t want to did Prince George want to be king aixd looked down upon as bad style Gooc style depends ipon the leaders of fash both decided that it was a disagreeable ion and so the slow waltz has been pro fate Now one has been at the head of nounced as the correct kind to b the Greek fleet and the other has been danced at the court of Stuttgart this sent in command of the land forces to winter Both the queen and her step Larissa I recall well that one day daughter are ver fond of waltzing when I was walking along the Odoa her majesty has ordered that the wall Amaiias or Amelia street with my wife is to be danced slowly at the court balls we saw the crown prince and crown now as is the custom in Vienna Lon princess also out promenading on tho street and what a tall fine looking fel ¬ don Telegraph low he was blond and very large erect and in uniform President Wil ¬ Saved Aguin Mrs Bimley met her husband in the liam E Waters in Chautauquan hall and gave him a good hugand kiss The Cannon Car O George she said Im so glad Military- - journals express interest in v youve come Your slippers are by the arc and I have a nice hot supper 1ot an invention by which it is proposed to you and some of that quince marmalade arm a self moving car driven by a 1G horse power engine with two rapid ou like so well When you are away Im so lonely I dont know what to do fire cannon mounted on pivots so as to sweep in all directions Having rfbur nnd 1 thought I would ask you if ncre said Bimley hurriedly draw- broad tired whees it is claimed that ing from his pocket a 20 bill this is the car can run across a level country barring fences of course at the rate for the spring bonnet and Ill have that of 45 miles set of diamond earrings sent up first are drawn an hour Terrible pictures thing in the morning Dont snj- - a word could makeof the havoc that such cars on a battlefiela Only one jou are perfectly welcome man is needed to operate the car and its Later on Bimley wiped the porspira cannon and he is irotectcd by strong ion from his brow and muttered tc iteel shields Youths Companion himself Got that visit from her mother Wlien Smelts Were Burned llecent experiments by the curiona headed off once more but it comes high it Portland Ore have revived recollec- ¬ Detroit Free- Press tions of a primitive light used in the A Kase lastnaatJon early days of the settlements Conductor I cant use a bill that ih Columbia river when the along tho residents torn like this enllcA smelts candlefish The dried Passenger You might turn that on smelts burn as well as candles and gt7e into tlhe company Brooklyn Life off an appetizing odor N Y Sun ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ fellow- -creatures ¬ ¬ ¬ - - ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 - Avorkmen-ha9r--committe- d ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- - ¬ -- - ill 1 ¬ - - I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ 3 ¬ -- - i o J v if - c -- - 1 f -- V J - THE BOURBOJS v NyFs - TUESDAY APRIL 27 1897 111 J si - A As - V I - 15 quired by lease four additional turnpikes to add to the free roads They were and Bethlehem pike the Paris Paris J ackstown North Middletown Mt Sterliug and the flume Bedford pikes The court agrees to pay a rental of sis per cent of the appraised value of the roads with option to purchase same at the same valuation at the end of five years The gate on the Bethlehem pike was removed Friday and the other roads will be frer on May 1st Toll is charged now only on two roads Lexington in Bourbon the Maysville and the Cynthiana Townsend pikes For The county tax levy for 1897 is AbsoSuteBy free turnpikes 25 cents on the 100 Celebrated for its great leavening purposes 9i cents total levy Strength and healthfnluess Assures the ceneral was food against alum and all forms of adul- 34cents which is the same as it last year teration common to the cheap brands fWK ItUWwm1 Pure CO TPT1imHTT About Turnpikes The Bourbon Fiscal Court Friday ac- ¬ Your Vitality A- 7S7a3fc PERFECT h measure of force we call Yital ity If this is lacking there is loss of flesh lack of resistive power a tendency to catch di ¬ sease easily especially a tend ¬ ency to Consumption For low vitality nothing is better than Scotts Emulsion It supplies force by furnishing the nourish ¬ Every breathyou breatheevery heart beat every motion of your hand takes force The The essence of life is force TOOLS lOTOltf TECB ¬ rj Royal Baking Powder UDCAaitiiacxicm - New YOrk fcv THE BQSBBQM HEWS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 u Published every Tuesday and Friday by SALTER CHAMP BBTJPE MILLER S- - j Editors and Owners etc Tollgate raiders posted a notice on Isaac Wilhoits place near McKees cross roads Woodford county warning him not to raise any more tobacco Wilhoit paid no attention to the threat and Thursday his tobacco plants were Wilhoit will sell his all destroyed farming interest and engage in some other business ing strengthening elements of food in an easily digested form enriches the blood and builds up the system When ordinary food is of no avail Scotts Emulsion will supply the body with all the vital elements of life Two druggists sizes 50 cts and For H years thig ghoe 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 250 200 and 13 for boys W L Douglas shoes are Indorsed by oxer 1000000 wearers as the best In style At and durability of any shoe ever offered at the prices They aro made in all the latest shapes and styles and of every vari ¬ ety of leather If dealer cannot supply you write for cata logue to W L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by ¬ S3 SHOE In theWorld W L DOUGLAS OLID RE3XIJkBILi woc3L llio QQ Lt Ol J00 All J P KIELY Presbyterian General Assembly If you will ask for it wc will send you a book telling you all about Scotts Free Emulsion SCOTT BOWNE Fll ¬ W Make all Checks Money Orders payable to the order of Champ Mllxer New York THEGeneral Assembly meets May 20 31 at Charlotte N C The double daily train service of the Queen Cres- - Another Republican Nominee For Senator U S On the twenty eighth ballot the Re dublican caucus at Frankfort Friday night nominated W J Deboe of Crit- ¬ tenden county for United States Senator The break to Deboe was started by the five anti Hunter Republicans who prevented Hunters election The ballot resulted 38 for Deboe and 31 for all the other candidates when a motion was made to make it unanimous Represen- ¬ tative Lieberth voted against the motion Only a formal ballot for Senator was taken yesterday one vote being cast for each candidate The Republicans have another supreme effort scheduled for to morrow and claim Deboes certain election Hunter has congratulated ¬ Deboe Dr Hunter said to a reporter at Washington that he wouid accept no office from the Administration for himself A dispatch says If Mr Deboe is elected Senator this week the Legisla- ¬ ture may be able to adjourn in about two weeks The revenue legislation is well advanced The bill against mobs has already been practically killed - ¬ Bob Franklin Secures A- - Delegates Majority of The precinct mass conventions held Saturday to select delegates to the Georgetown convention to choose a Democratic candidate for Commonwealths Attorney for this district composed of Bourbon Scott Woodford and Franklin resulted as follows John Smith Bourbon 22 Woodford 6 Scott 5 Franklin 0 Total 33 Bob Franklin Bourbon 0 Woodford 9 Scott 17 Franklin 25 Total 51 The district convention will be held at Georgetown to morrow Delegates to vote 84 necessary to a choice 43 ¬ ¬ The new bridge crossing the Benson on the Frankfort and Shelbyville turnpike road recently placed there instead GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS of the old bridge which was destroyed by fire by turnpike raiders was also Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In The Foyer burned by raiders Friday night Rip Yan Winkle has been converted WHEEL NOTES into an opera and will be produced May Lines About Devotees Of The Wheel At 24 at Providence R I by the Boston Home And Elsewhere lans Henrv Clav Barnabee and Enerene Cowles probably will alternate in the Fatter erew rotund Mike Heavier day by day roll of Rip Van Winkle Jessie Bartlett He tried to ride a bike Davis will be Gretchen Alice Nelson And fell off right away the Minan W H MacDonald the Hen Kirtley Jameson has bought a Phoenix drik Hudson and George Frothingham wheel Harry Brown and William E Phelp may save a will have prominent parts If the new A drop of oil in time gallon of perspiration opera is successful it may be incorporat- ¬ There are nearly a hundred Paris ed in the regular repertoire of the Bos tonians voters who are wheelmen R P Dow Jr has joined the cycling brigade He rides a Stearns wheel The opera Ship Ahoy which is now The Czar of Russia is an expert cy- ¬ bing rehearsed at Lexington under the clist and does fancy rifle shooting direction of ex Parisian August G utzeit will be produced at the Lexington Opera awheel Ship Ahoy will be A soft answer turneth away wrath House May 10th but a soft tire inspires one with evil given at the Paris Grand Opera House on May 11th and we predict that Mr thoughts many old friends will give his Luther D Marsh aged eighty seven Gutzeits a company heart7 reception of Middletown New York has just learned to ride a bicycle and now Mable Paines a dancer was awarded realizes how much fun he has missed in 10000 damages against a Chicago the pastDanville has a cycler hotel on account of injuries i received named Alvin Roberts who rides a made from a folding bed to order bike with wheels sixteen incnes in diameter He recently rode to Har Lillian Russell will sail early in June rodsburg and returned in one day to spend the summer in Europe ¬ four-year-o- ld cent Route is unsurpassed Only one change of cars to Charlotte Quick schedules One fare for the round trip Ask agents for full particulars VV C RlNEARSON O Genl Passr Agt Cincinnati guarantee Best warranted cardan Hose from 4 cents Macintoshes and full line Rubber at Factory Cprices Mineralized Rubber Co New York Tires 5 pair Perfect 97s Full ss ORN PLANTERS You can always depend on them to do the work and do it right V at the least possible expense Agent Wanted Will Not PerformMiracles But Its Will Cure SOLD 0DTIt3r By ROBT 3 3- AJ NEELY M H MAIN - n -- -J- M Georgetown to nominate a candidate for Commonwealths Attorney Mr Smith has made a fine prosecuting attorney able fearless and faithful and has made an honorable record Mr Robt Franklin who will receive the nomination Saturday is a native of Franklin county and a close friend of Joe Black-¬ The hundreds of friends of Common- ¬ wealths Attorney John S Smith of this city will regret that he was unsuccess ¬ Heres luck to plucky Greece ful in the precinct conventions held Sat-¬ Against the Sultan sly and smirky urday to select delegates to the District May she soon win the fight And knock the stuffing out of Turkey Convention which meets to morrow at Ev Spencer H H Land O S Hona ker R G Downing T W Price and C Wilson came down awheel Sun ¬ J day from Lexington and spent the day in this city They were registered at the Fordham Misses Sadie Hart and Bessie Armstrong and Messrs Albert Hinton and Robt Parks rode their bicycles to Millersburg Thursday evening to attend a concert at the M F C The ladies were guests of Mrs W M Miller that night the gentlemen returning to Paris ¬ supplying healthy nerve food increasing the appetite helping digestion and strength ¬ ening the entire system Desperate cases require prolonged treatment as shown by that of Mrs M B Reed of Delta Iowa who As the result of a lightning stroke writes the physicians said I had a light stroke of paralysis my limbs would all draw ud I would have throbbings Charleys Aunt will be played by Br Miles in my chest that seemed unendurable For three Nervine Richmond amateurs May 4th months I could not sleep -Restores and for three weeks did Yesterdays Temperature not close my eyes I Health prayed for ileeD and The following is the temperature as felt that if relief did not come I would be noted yesterday by A J Winters Co dead or insane I took Dr Miles Restora- ¬ of this city tive Nervine and the second night slept two 7 a m 57 hours and from that time on my health im ¬ 8 a in 58 proved slowly at first but steadily and 9 p m 59 surely I took in all 40 bottles and I cannot 10 a m 63 i express now grateiui l am lor i am now 10 m 1 a h7 I rnlnin wcu auu iuuve n j poiicufcijr iaKen no meuicme 2p m 75 for over four months Dr Miles Nervine a P- - m 77 is sold by druggists on guarantee that first 4 a m 77 bottle benefits or money refunded 5 p m 74 Book on heart and nerves free Dr Miles 7 P m Medical Co Elkhart Ind R MILES RESTORATIVE NERVINE We are now receiving Spring goods in cures nervous prostration Not mi- ¬ all the new lasts and colors The best raculously but scientifically bv first productions of the leading manufactur- ¬ 602 removing the germs of disease and then ers and at reasonable prices u For Spring 1897 DAILEY PARIS KY ST Over Deposit Bank 8 to 12 a r RION i OLAS t 1 Office hours n r m 1 to 6 p r A t ff TirirrirrffT-fft-- r t i Sp5 -- ziffiftSkSIM L62 xburn in Kentucky will be filled within two weeks ofter the election of a Senator Three presidential offices Cloverport The Montauk Chtb gave a dinner Sat Hickman and Mayfield have become urday night in Brooklyn in honor of vacant during this month Chauncey Depews sixty second birthday Chauncey is now a ripe peach be reinstated without competitive ination exam- ¬ -¬ The Republicans are working hard to knock out a big part of the civil service law and it is possible that the rules w ill A hint comes from Washington that be so modified that all persons who were removed by the last Administration can no less than 30 fourth class post offices An efficacious remedy for lung affec- ¬ tions throat disorders and all bronchial troubles is found in Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey This medicine has made many The Executive Committee of the Ken- ¬ OF tucky Press Association decided to hold marvelous cures and is justly ranked among the most important remedies of the next meeting of the Association June the age 17 and18 The meeting will be at PROPERTY Middlesborough M HHB Ea There is no word so full President Mc Kinley has nominated As Executor of Socrates Bowles I 1 of meaning Judge William R Day of Canton for I will sell at his late home on the Jacks First Assistant Secretary of State and and about which such tender and town pike on Bellamy Storer for Minister to Belgium holy recollections cluster as that SATURDAY MAY 1ST 1897 Executors Sale flRB ram two-year-old two-year-o- wHIPPfllnlBI v fsIiP JBEsT Sv et rTjqPrifc----f- ISffl flSrF flrfflJnQoii ReS EjflSfflFLi P I-- IH S l ifiU FiEri PWiBillZ- - - of Mother she who watched over our helpless infancy and guid- ¬ beginning at 10 oclock a m the fol-¬ ed our first tottering step Yet lowing personal property the life of every Expectant Moth- ¬ 3 milch cows steers 3 er is beset with danger and all ef-¬ 1 Jersey heifer fort should be made to avoid it 95 ewes 2 bucks and 82 lambs so assists nature 1 harness mare 100 to 125 barrels of corn in the change tak Some bacon and lard ing place that Household and kitchen furniture ld THIS IS THE HOUSE TO GO TO If Yon Want To Buy The Best V H The Ambassadors of three of the Pow ¬ ers express the opinion that the Graeco Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc Turf Notes Turkish war will be ended in three STOCK AND TURF NEWS F dread suffering Moore Everman of Nortn Middle bodings to the weeks town have sold 6145 pounds of tobacco experiences the joy of Motherhood to Dudley Go of Carlisle at 2 cents Its use insures safetv to the lives Awarded of both Mother and Child and she Fain implements For sale Highest Honors Worlds Fair par pound At Mt Sterling court J E Kern of is found stronger after than before this city bought three horses and San confinement in short it makes ford Carpenter of Millersburg bought Childbirth natural and easv as ew farming Flo nt he T HAVE awhich have never beenimple fifteen at prices ranging from 25 to 125 en mpnv hav sA J ments used X persuaded to use anything ibut that x will sell cneap for cash Kerr Bros of this county sold I Expectant Mother is enabled to look for ward without the farm implements etc Terms All sums of 25 and under cash over that sum 60 days with six per cent interest ROBERT L BOWLES or gloomy fore- ¬ Executor she A T Forsyth Anctr hour when ¬ On the market for the moneV All sizes in stock and ready for immediate de¬ livery Do not buy a refrigerator until you have seen my stock CREAM r i hhds of tobacco in Cincinnati last week at an average of 815 W Z Thomson of Georgetown sold six hhds new at an average price of 859 four v MOTHERS FRIEND - 2 nonv nlows 6 1 1 aouoie snovei plows pair double trees cultivators nice surrey barouche J T HINTON i K h 12 5 tooth BAKING MOST PERFECT MADE PWWR YEARS THE STANDARD My wife suffered more in ten min- ¬ Fergusons bay d 2 pbseton buggies ¬ her- other colt Mitchell by Favor Bitter utes with either of altogether two chil J H HAGGARD with her dren than she did Sweet won a 250 purse Saturday at last having previously used four bot- - Glenns old stand corner Fourth and Newport Talbot Bros Elsket wpn ties of Mothers Friend High Streets It is a blessing to any on expecting to be second money in the first race Paris Ky says a customer come a MOTilEK Ireland BABY CARRIAGES WALL PAPER STRAW MATT1KGS V r three-year-ol- - w from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant w Apure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free 40 fvr hi-1- Cummins Redm on of Lees burg Henderson Dalb Carmi Illinois have sold their erop of about 12000 pounds of tobacco to J WThomas of Of Druggists at S1C0 or sant by mail on receipt 7i Txrifc- wi for all 1i rUlH A No 1 fresh milch cow with young Paris at 9 cents straight except about ana valuable information Mothers free 1000 pounds which goe9 at 4 cents N F SMITH call Apply to The BrasLflsU Beralater Co Atlanta Ga -i CARPETS FURNITURE And WOOD MANTELS UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED TO - FOR S AXiG itir t is --- tr v f l tfiJjCi- til u Mr - vyrfrap gf4y j V H tIHUllll 2JSivi TEE BOTJBBON NEWS TUESDAY APRIL 27 1897 THE Harrodsbu g Bemotrrat says The boys met Monday at noon and ef- ¬ COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY ISeventeenth Year Established 1881 THE NEWS MAN fected a thorough organization of the Entcicdatthe Post office at Paris Ky as Graded School Base Ball Club Onward 8eco iiss mail matter Baldwin was unanimously chosen Cap¬ Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel ILobbieB And tain and Rodman Keenon Secretary BOURBON DEWS Theyra Afraid of Paris PERSONAL MENTION OBITUARY The TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Pay ablein Advance 2 00 1 Oneyear news costs Sixraouths 100 ¬ cant even get a port FKOM A GUN FREE OF CHAKGK re you Orders Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Miller Etc The Paris Telephone Exchange now has 115 subscribers -- been granted a pension John W Williams of this city has Crams sale - Attend Dr oclock sharp at ten this morning from San Francisco to New York He will probally begin plunging this week at the Acqueduct track Riley Grannon returned Saturday Mrs J T Martin fell through an open cellar door Sunday night at her home on Pleasant and Eleventh streets and broke one of her ribs A chicken exhibited by Mr Dunn a blacksmith at Clintonville this county has two beads four feet and four wings which has grown from one body -- Mrs Corinne Moore Lawson who is well known in this city will be the star of a concert oratio recital on May 3d - at the Womans Building at the Nash ville Centennial ¬ Sixty six Parisians went to Cincinnati Sunday on the L N excursion Most of the number went to see the Cincinnati-Chicago ball game but rain prevented the game being played ¬ Dr Crams sale commences at ten oclock sharp this morning Plants For Sale some choice tomato plants in crocks and from cold frame Also roses of my cutting Wm M Goodloe It I have Pot Plants For Sale yl house plants for sale at low prices I also have potted tomato plants extra nice My line of cut flowers is very superior Your patronage is solicited Respectfully 2t have a choice lot of pot and green- ¬ Mrs J -- VV - Holliday idea that Lawrenceburg and Paris will Mrs W F Hedges has returned give them the greatest trouble from a visit in Clark county Miss Gertrude Hill arrived home Read Dr Crams sale ad in another Sale at ten oclock this Saturday from a visit in Cynthiana column morning Mrs W R Hukill has returned Graduating Class Of Kentucky University from an extended visit in New Orleans MrsE D Paton and daughter Clay and J Louie Miss Effie spenc Saturday in CincinMessrs Buckner Earleywine of this city and Hardin nati Lucas late of Paris are members of the Mrs Harry Stainler and daughter 97 graduating class of Kentucky Uni- ¬ left Saturday for a visit to relatives at versity at Lexington The other grad- ¬ Walton uates are R B Briney Geo A Cling Mrs L Price of Cincinnati is man Hendery Allison Miss Bettie Ber- ¬ ry Miss Mary Hunt E D Schoonmak visiting her son Mr Isaac Price on er W H Tharp J N Elliott R J High street State Senator R B Brow and fami Estill Joe Higginbotham Jacob Embry F J M Appleman Benj Gore A J ily of Warsaw are guests of Mrs Hargett John Marcrom George Wid Mollie Summons ener J B Peck Homer Batson C B Editor John Bosley went over to May W S Hocker G N Stephenson Frankfort yesterday to help elect a Re George D Weaver publican Senator Miss Mattie Lilleston will leave this The utmost care is taken with lace curtains at the Bourbon Steam Laun afternoon for a several months stay in Kausas City Mo tf dry t Miss Esther Margolen returned yesN Bates To Nashville L terday to Cincinnati to resume her Tenn Centennial and International study of the violin Miss Bird Rogers of Georgetown Exposition Nashville Tenn May 1st to N will sell tickets and Miss Roanna Estill of Fayette are Oct 31st 97 L at following rates for the round trip guests of Miss Eddie Spears April 28 to Oct 15th final limit Nov 7 Miss June Jameson arrived home 1260 April 29 to Oct 30final limit 15 yesterday from a visit to Miss Mary 925 April Lark Nichols in Lexington days from date of sale 27 to Oot 30 final limit 7 days including Messrs John L Robertson and Thos date of sale 760 Collier and Dr J B Addams of Cyn F B Carr Agt thiana were in the city Sunday CaptA H Sinclair and Prof Work or orders left at W M Hintons jewelry store will receive Arthur Y eager of Georgetown were in prompt attention Paris yesterday on a business trip Bourbon Steam Laundry tf Mr G G White and Miss Mabel Russell have returned Walnut Logs Shipped Abroad from a sojourn in New Orleans J Will Forsythe shipped eight hun- ¬ Miss Bertie Wallis returned yesterdred walnut logs from this city last day to Hutchison after a short visit to The logs Misses Etta and Mamie McClintock week to European markets O to N and C went via tha L Mr Will Graves of Georgetown Newport News thence by steamer to was a visitor in Paris Sunday He was Hamburg The logs were all purchased the guest of his sister Mrs H H in Bourbon and the lot cost about 8000 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ grand-daught- er ¬ ¬ Elsewhere Challenges are now coming in and a ser ¬ G W Baird of Mt Sterling was in ies of games will be arranged for Tourn ament week The boys realize that they the city Saturday Hon J T Hinton returned yester ¬ will have to hustle to win the champion ¬ ship this year They are not positive day to Frankfort that they will win it but they will cer- ¬ Mrs E T Beedinr- - and son are visit ¬ tainly be found trying Thny have an ing relatives in Millersburg Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead Edgar B Dobyns aged twenty seven years died at his home in Covington early Thursday morning He was a son of Sanll Dobyns and was a brother of Mrs Douglas Thomas of this city The Look Before You Buy And remember we guarantee more for your money than you can buy elsewhere or your money refund- ¬ ed and you to be the judge of it funeral occurred Saturday afternoon from his late residence 739 Scott street Benjamin Varnon aged eighty five died Friday afternoon in this city at the residence of his J Perry Hutchcraft on Vine street He leaves two daughters Mrs T A Campbell of Sedalia Mo and Mrs Perry Hutch craft of this city The deceased was the last of a family of eleven children The funeral occurred Snnday afternoon Jaines L Patterson an aged and highly respected citizen of the Leesburg precinct in Harrison county died yesterday morning at ten oclock after a protracted illness in the eighty fourth year of his age The deceased was a devout and consistant member of the Mt Carmel Christi n Church and wts for thirty years an officer in that church and gave liberally from his large for-¬ tune to aid in the church work He also gave large sums to the Midway Orphan School He leaves a widow Margaret E Miller daughter of Hugh Miller and Mary Ewalt Miller a sister of James Miller of near this city and two brothers Noh S and J Levi Patterson and was a brother of Samuel Patterson deceased and two sisters also survive Mrs Eliza Frazier of son-in-la- w ¬ Buy your shoes of us and get one of the beautiful medallion pictures FREE See them on exhibition at our store DAVI8THOMS0NIISGRIG NEW BLACK DRESS GOODS just arrived from the importer ¬ 30 Pieces of Black Ore ssu Including such choice weaves as Eta mines Chantilions Coverts Grenadines Figured Twilled and Plain Mohairs Serges c Call and see these goods PRICES THE LOWEST Hamburgs at greatly reduced prices 529 Main St f J -- Cynthiana and Mrs Samuels of George- ¬ town He also leaves one adopted son J Miller Lail The deceased was a noted pioneer breeder of pure short horn cattle and his herds received many premiums The deceased owned two thousand acres of Harrison and Bourbon land The burial will take place to- ¬ morrow at one oclock p m at the Battle Grove cemetery in Cynthiana iMI - Paris Ky 7 See the list of Dr Crams household goods in another column Sale at ten this morning NUPTIAL KNOTS -- vm - Quick work a specialty at the Bourtf An ordinance was last night passed by bon Steam Laundry thePafisGity Council raising the- - auc BIRTHS tioneers license from ten to twanty five dollars An ordinance was also passed The Advent Of Our Future Men And Women taxing all lawyers doctors dentists and veterinary surgeons ten dollars per In this city to the wife of Ewd Shin annum Hucksters license was raised ners a son from two to five dollars Brown at To the wife of Dr J T a daughter Etholeen Clintonville New Oflicers Sleeted In Cynthiana to the wife of Robert At a meeting of Coeur de Leon Com Baker of the Paris Telephone Exchange mandery No 26 Friday night the fol- ¬ a daughter lowing officers were elected H In East Paris Sunday to the wife of Montgomery E 0 D W Peed G Martin Wells a daughter fourth born R Mann C G J Ed Ray P Chas and fourth daughter All have peen Stephens T C F Didlake Rec J M born on the same daj of the week Lemon S W G W Little J W J Beautiful in appearance are the T Ireland S B Jas Hutsell Swd B shirt waists laundered at the Bourbon S Csrrington S ¬ A Tax On Lawyers And Doctors The Catholic Bazar ¬ Steam Laundry -- - ing a successful week The bicycle offered as a prize to the young lady who sold the largest number of tickets was presented to Miss Ellen McCarthy who sold 238 worth of tickets Miss McCarthy is a niece of Mr P I McCarthv and Miss Mary McCarthy and is a popular and deserv- ¬ ing young lady who is being congratu ¬ Her lated upon winning the prize nearest competitor was Miss Kate Diamond an excellent young lady who sold 5350 worth of tickets The net receipts of the uazar are about The Catholic Bazar at Odd Fellows Hall closed Saturday night after enjoy An Interesting Jumble Of News And SCINTILLATIONS Comment The State Baptist Association meets in Georgetown on June 17th Jessamine will vote on the free pike question at the November election John T Bramel a justice of peace of Maysville has been missing for ten days Gov Bradley has named May 24th as Kentucky Day at the Tennessee Centen- ¬ nial The Kentucky State Guards will hold their annual encampment at Nashville in June 350 Frankfort has a brewers agent who bears the suggestive name of Julius A Wager Journey Luscher Boston Mass a J W Clarke of Midway and Versailles people gave a graduate of Yale who is making a concert which netted 132 for the flood journey of 60000 miles as a result of a sufferers wager was in the oity Friday night He Richmond has a new woman in Mrs leftBronson Michigan July 28 last Stephen D Parrish who has been ad- ¬ year and had traveled 41300 miles up mitted to the bar to Friday night He has been as far Prof G W Leary of Flemingsbnrg West as San Francico as far South as ¬ El Paso Texas and has crossed Ken has heired 100000 by the death of a relAccording to the ative in England tucky three times terms of the wager he is to pay his rail- ¬ The Center college Athletic Associa- ¬ road fare hotel bills and may not beg tion will send a track team to take part or borrow money or receive it as a gift in the great military and athletic carni- ¬ He works his way as a sign painter and val which opens at the Colliseum in interior decorator and has aihugej bun ¬ Chicago May the 10th The National Confederate Veterans dle of receipts from railroad agents to paid his way Ciark will hold their annual meeting at Nash- ¬ ihpw that he has will complete his journey by July 28 ville Tenn June 22 23 and 24 1897 Gen and will receive 1800 His parents Jno B Gordon commanding This it o people is said will be the largest and most imare portant gathering ever held Numerous useful articles to be sold at Domestic or high gloss finish at ten oclock this morning at Dr Crams Bourbon Steam Laundry tf ¬ well-to-d¬ morrow at Frankfort t Pete Gamp 72 and Sallie Simmons 11 eloped from Corbin Ky and were and S10 Bleached Cotton good 5c married at Jellico Tenn The girls Table Linens Towels and Nap ¬ Roberts parents were opposed to the match and kins are our specialty and we will Very Best Cotton 8c Thos Crawford has returned from the father followed the pair with a rifle save you 25c on the dollar if you his visit in Ohio to recuperate his health but they eluded 10 4 Pepperell Sheeting 18c him buy them from us and his many friends are glad to see him Best Lancaster Ginghams 5c G D Corsets 50c 75c arid 1 again at his post of duty Ladies waists neatly and carefully Percales and Penangs 7c Mrs J C Jones and daughter Miss laundered at the Bourbon Steam Laun ¬ are the best in the world for the price Ladies Bleacned Vests at 10c Edith returned yesterday to Clifton O dry tf Ladies and Childrens full seam- - full taped worth 25c after a visit to the formers son Mr Refrigerators coolers niters Percy Jones of the L N and a few ice cream freezers A pleasant little informal dance was FORD CO given at Odd Fellows Hall last night in Jionor of Miss Bird Rogers of GeorgeThe pictures being given away by town and Miss Roanna Estill of Fay- ¬ Davis Thomson Issrig are works of ette guests of Miss Eddie Spears art and an ornament to any house The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune Sunday graced its society page with pictures of two handsome Kentucky young ladies Miss Mary Irvine Davis of this city and Miss- Leila Smith of There will be a meeting of the Stock ¬ Bowling Green holders of the Paris Townsend turn ¬ pike at the County Court room on Mon- ¬ Mr Thos Mitchell of the Paris 25 c postofllce leaves today for a pleasure day May 3 1897 at 3 oclock p m ¬ standard time trip to Chattanooga Nashville and ing officers for for the purpose of electthe ensuing year Knoxville He will be absent about ten J QWARD Prest days and will attend the Centennial at B Adair Secy J 2t Nashville before he returns Mrs F M Bower of Parksville Boyle county was the guest of her son Mr John A Bower Sunday and yesterDesirable day Mrs Bower was en route home waterworks residence six rooms cellar bath etc Good location from Falmouth where she has been for Apply to ROBT S RANSDALL DESLy six weeks waiting on her son Mr James Bower who has been ill with fever OF Prof Hugo Schilling Profewor of Languages at Harvard returned jSatur HOUSEHOLD GOODS WE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID STOCK OP day to Cambridge after spending a week in this city with his wife who has been IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS spending the Winter at the Windsor Having determined to locate in anHotel which is conducted by her other city I will sell at public auction brother-in-laDunlap Howe Mrs at 10 oclock a m on Tuesday April 27 1897 Schilling and Mrs Howe accompanied Prof Schilling as far as Cincinnati re the following household and kitchen Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when furniture etc turning to Paris Saturday night We ask you to give us a calLg A handsome 130 set of furniiure al- ¬ quality and style are considered Send your shirts to the Bourbon most new 1 elegant bed room set of furniture Steam Laundry and have them starched 2 book cases on the latest improved starcher just 2 straw mattings put in this week 2 carpets tf ttJSTlCTlLAT TAILORS 1 dinner set containing 115 pieces Refrigerators at ice box prices 8 rocking chairs S E TIPTON Cutter 1 office chair CO FORD 1 white enamel baby bed We are also agents for the celebrated Ghas E Smith Shirt Full line of samples 1 tet dining room chairs Brussells carpets 39 cents at J T several chamber sets Engagements Announcements And Sol- ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Mr G Robert Armstrong and Miss Jennie Durham will wed in Montgomery Spring Dress Goods in all May 5th newest effects strictly all wool The marriage of A D Patterson and 25c and 39c worth double Miss Jessie Dee Kash will occur to- ¬ We will still sell great deal of talk is being created by the extraordinary bargains now being offered by us and the following prices will command the attention of eyery careful buyer A the less Hosiery CONDONS at S 15c Others get 25c for the same goods at 10c and Our domestic stock is the bes our finest Dress assorted and decidedly the cheap- ¬ Patterns in black and colors at 4 est some of them are marked 6 8 Extra good Brown Cotton 5c charge See the new portraits we enlarge free of ¬ Turnpike Notice 1 - Patent Flour Eating Potatoes Irish Yellow Jersey Seed sweet Southern Queen seed sweet FOR RENT Bed Bermudas For Cash only this week 525 bbl bu 150 bbL 150 bbl 200 bbl ¬ 0 EDWARDS Paris ¬ w FOR SPRING AND SUMMER ¬ FINE Hintons Disk harrows sharpened 1 Bluegrass Entire set of kitchen furniture buggy 2 sets harness saddle And numerous other useful articles Terms cash Note All the above furniture etc have been but little used and are as good as new 1 1 nice pressire filter strippers and combs for sale 6apr tf E J McKimey 2 horses Son DAUGHERCY BROS 434 Main St Paris Ky Refrigerators never so cheap as this season FORD CO the lower than the lowest Quality ter than mostpeoples Do not be BICYCLE FOR SALE A new high grade bicycle for sale cheap Call on HUGH MONTGOMERY- -- Hintons T Hintons Refrigerators at J T - J Prices on yarn carpets slaughtered - at-N should see Do not buy a refrigerator until you is have seen the best made Theyare at J touch him Prices Have a clean new stock of the R Doehrer Auctr 997 Cleveland Orient and ments I big stock you can in Kentucky and will Misses Childrens and Infants can buy anywhere Phoenix Bicycles Spring Heel that are made like J T Hinton grown up line Every pair brim Paris You the mattings ful style Also second hand wheels at quality and will out J T Hinton showing can wear their purchase price time bet- ¬ de- ¬ Prices on ingrain carpets lower than 0 D ORAM G ceived by flashily worded advertise- ¬ have as a as find sell as cheap as you line of Nobody from 8 J cts Shoes peoples ever shown in of and The finest every ¬ ¬ T Hintons yard up per RION f A CLAY reasonable prices j - v - 1 -- v a-e- - THE7BOUKBON NEWS TUESDAY AP1UL 27 1897 MOST INTERESTIN BURYIN now rrcl THE BOURBON NEWS of the wooded country and into the hot Incident Was Told in a South Car ¬ Seventeenth Year Established 1881 oven of the desert The marshal ac olina Churchyard f through the buryin ground cepted the advice Been Published Every Tuesday and Friday by Although he had mocked at Charlej I know about most ail the line monu- ¬ WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BRUCE MILLER f volunteers the boss after the Go Lee for being less advanced than ments He is himself Hong Fat was really a resource church has been inspected pressed in a full suit of blue jeans Ileis less and uninventive Chinaman and AM SO GLAD there was nothing high grade or know healthy looking long legged and gaunt ing about him except his miraculous and a broad brimmed felt hat and droopI am so glad I can forget The follies of the past ability in the matter of stewed tripe ing black mustache seem in keeping The tears that once my eyelids wet So leaping from the window to avoid with his swinging gait and odddravl The skies once overcast being deported from the country he ing accents He fairly beams upon I am so glad that all the grief Of all the far off years was fond of he knew not what to do finding that his services as guide are Has found in time a sweet relief next He could only walk down the acceptable Or vanished with my tears This is a mighty tasty stone he railroad track and walk and wailc hop Im glad the troubles I have had ing to arrive somewhere where help comments laying his brown hand on a No longer make me sorrowful 1 am so very glad They give out that it would be given He had broken a rib marble shaft and had fearfully plowed his face in cost 90 Its tolerable plain for that Im glad that I cannot forget falling but it was an unimportant rib but then the G riggses mostly has things The pleasures of the past The tender eyes that mine have met and he did not mind his facial appear plain They say ILiss Griggs wanted a For days that did not last ance The road through the desert harp on it and it wouldnt have cost no I am so glad that olden times was long and gray and parched when more either but old man Griggs hcjist Fill me with new delight That roses of remembered Junes the daylight came after a smothering shut up like a steel trap at the notion Continually are bright night and afterward the two lines of of a harp He Mowed they could git this Im glad the pleasant things Ive had rails flashed a glittering invitation to monument with a stress on the ment Grow every day more beautiful farther vistas of quivering heat as or none at all Twas Miss Griggs sisI am so very glad though it were the way straight to the ter what died She took a heavy cold I am so glad that ill or good home of the damned The night was long about March Is from the Fathers hand I take it that that there grave is the Dropped down I would not if I could beautifid on the far away line of moun Reverse what He has planned tains as he hailed the sun at daybreak most interestin buryin mong st the glad that One who knows the way Im whole lot he goes on leadingil ten oclock the sun was a furnace to a spot between two tall pinesthe way Is marking it for me where dropping a heat that was almost liquid And that He does it every day the ground is thickly covered with Just as it ought to be upon him His broken rib pained him Though future days be good or bad and his face smarted and he staggered brown pine needles That was a duel plans of God are wonderful The on down the line whither he knew not The fight come off toward sundown And 1 am very glad -- Julia H May in Chicago Advance By and by the sound of an approach- up in the mountains and this fellow was ing train came to him and he looked hauled here ina wagon and buried quick ahead and saw the black blur at the after 12 oclock at night You see it A CHINESE FEUD ends of the pointed lines of steel He was against the law thenin them way dropped to his knees and crept off into back days to fight and the one what did the kiilin he and the seconds was Til cause of the the desert like a poisoned dog and wait ¬ anxious to git across into Georgia beenmity which sub ed in the sage for the train to pass fore the business leaked out I disre sisted bet v een Then with the insufferable sun still member the names now but they were Hong Fat and beating upon him he resumed his weary big people one was a governor from up Charley Clo Lee journey At night he came stealthily here by Greenville somewheres The v ill probably upon a village of three houses and he dead man was brought along on a com- ¬ never be known wanted to steal water there but he was mon wagon and there wasnt time for He went Jlong- Fat could afraid for a dog barked no funeral nor nothin Some pine tops have told of it around the handful of huts hungry and green fresh broke pine tops was doubtless nd so too could Charley burning within but fearful of that throwed on top of the wagon body to but neither the cook nor the laundry dread horror deportation After the Tt was thus that the aimless rudder ¬ make things look better man ever gave his confidence concerning- the feud and as you shall hear less Hong Fat traveled for a full week grave was tilled up in their hurry like leave it with no mark not neither is now available for testimony hiding from trains mourning for water butknowlikiubyto they took two of the to Charley Jo Lee being- a washer of and with festering wounds He began pine tops it one to the shirts was rather looked down upon by to see things on the desert alongside head and and stuck em up These two one to the foot Hong Fal who cooked at the Cheerful and sometimes he dodged into the sage tops Heart restaurant and nivished the lum when no train was coming He talked trees is thom same pine let emSeems like the Lord Almighty lermen and sheep drovers with his to himself too and altogether he was purpose to keep that sin een mindgrow stewed tripe Hong- Fat had a decided an evil looking creature when Charley What was the cause of the quarrel opinion that any Chinaman who was Go Lee turning an abrupt curve of the a Chinaman would be unwilling- to re- railroad came upon him sitting on a he is asked exactly knowed sure It main at the industry any fallen tree for the traveler had now Some aint out it wras aboutfor ljoun a holds longer than it would take to negotiate reached the timber country out of iwith some restaurant and as Charley which he had been so ruthlessly haled dary line twixt two plantations and Ive heard it said it was a old election JIo Lee had been in the country 11 years the week before Charley Go Lee looked Anyway the and still purified other peoples clothes at the returning wanderer in vast sur ¬ squabble marry soon dead man was ¬ to Hong- Fat reviled him Perhaps this prise He called to him in Chinese for iixin never did git over and his sweetit to enjoy herscorn of thj cook had some consider- he could hardly believe that this crazy heart N Y Post no more able part in building- up the enmity it creature was the Hong Fat of the Cheer- ¬ self is only a surmise however and I do ful Heart and asked him who he was OUR FRIENDS FAULTS not guarantee it There was a wild and maniacal cry of The wickedness of this slory begins rage heard in the timber camp up the We Should Try to Ivcep Theni ji the Baclvsrround rig lit here It was Charley Go Lee who mountain side and Charley now knew is related of Alexander the Great It talking- - with other Chinamen from positively that Hong Fat had come back that upon a certain occasion when he down the railroad became inspired and requested a famous artist to paint his learning- where the United States mar portrait he said I have never had v shal was to be found visited bim and satisfactory picture If you can hide spoke wisely but in unfriendly man that scar lifting bis finger towards his ner of Hong- Fat the cook Bereft of face and give me a good picture you its liquid pigeoning- Charleys English will not only increase your renown but was sufficient to notify the official that I promise you a fortune beside The a Chinaman without a certificate of res- ¬ sequel is that the artist so thoroughly idence was to be found in the Cheerful succeeded in bringing out prominently Heart restaurant at Gevserville at am the leading characteristics of Alexan time a government representative would der at the same time hiding the scar care to call And the very next week which if seen would mar the pleasure of a man with a star and a document called looking at the portrait and detract at Ceyserille and when the down train from the full appreciation of his most pulled out a mournful and murmurous noble qualities that the conqueror was Chinaman was on board and dinner not only delighted and satisfied but he was late and poorly cooked at the resalso carried out to the letter his promtaurant of the Cheerful Heart that day ises of fortune and fame Firecrackers were however burned in In this little anecdote is contained a the laundry of Charley Co Lee and good precept for the guidance of friends festivity reigned there It is characteristic of some people to Hong- Fat did not want to leave the magnify scars It is true that about country His devotion to America and us there are not many people whocan her likable qualities migiif well serve THE FIGHT TVAS ON be called perfect yet if others tried as as an example for the instruction of young- persons of lighter complexion The thing- which the laundrymaii said assiduously to extol their virtues and than his own fie had been foolish in was that Hong Fat was a bad man and good qualities as sometimes they seem not registering- long- ago when the op that he must give himself up to be held to strive to remind them and others portunity came but being a stubborn by him Charley Go Lee for the white of their faults and follies what a wonChinaman and also believing- that his man who would give a reward in money derful change the world would see remissness would nev r be discovered and that which Hong Fat said was wild There would be little motive for faruiiy he had held back As he looked from and animal like and unintelligible and or social gossip for our scars would the train and saw the decoration on the two enemies grasped at each other either fade or be altogether concealed Indeed some of our acquaintances Charley Co Lees laundry and more- and the fight was on would hardly be recognized but on over saw that industrious person who Charley saw that his foe was thin the other hand it would be a pleasure with great virtue and foresigiit had and pale and weak to look upon but he to know that there are among us some obtained his certificate at as early a did not see a maniac with who like Alexanders good portrait he date as it could be issued to him great the strengththat a was of maniac even count painter find pleasure in thus hiding the anger came into Hong- Fats heart for ing the broken rib as a hindrance The scars and bringing out the best that Charley was leaping- and dancing- and long snaky wasted arms of the fugitive may be discovered in friends and ac laughing at him The train whirled on of the the its narrow gauge way down past the mans desert closed around as washer quaintances This hiding of the faults waist and even Charloy and Aveaknesses of our friends is a rare restaurant the back of which looked hooked hisi own arm about the neck of and beautiful trait of character It upon the railroad and Hong- Fat saw the meat man with his package pound- the runaway to choke him and subju ¬ is a friendly virtue which we should gate him the train whistle was heard study to cultivate for in speaking of ing at the rear door and he knew he was pounding- for him and that he around the curve The Iaundryman ones friends it is always an knew its import and tried to tug him- ¬ to remember that we have dealt would never open the door to that meat self and his prisoner off the line of kindly in their behalf Boston Budget man again He saw the three chickens which he had intended that very even ¬ trade but Hong Fat cleneehed the To Preserve Flowers Colors ing to put into a pie saw them scutch ¬ harder and dragged his foe with him The natural colors of flowers may ing about in the rubbish of the door to the space between the rails where be preserved with almost their original yard and he realized that inanv a dav they wallowed and shrieked Charley brilliancy after being dried very thorwould pass before he would again de- in fear and the desert man in crazed oughly in sand The Gardeners Month- ¬ capitate a chicken to make a lumber ¬ rage ly which suggests this simple process mans holiday Many a day Why it Thus their quarrel ended for manufacturing- artificial What originally started the feud no states that the most delicate flowet b would never be again He would be flowers taken before white men all of whom man knows as I told you in the begin ¬ canbe made in this way to look for sevhated Chinese and most of whom would ning Chicago Iteeord eral years as though they had been readily lie glibly about his evil char freshly gathered The flowers should acter and then he woidd be bunched Old Theater Tickets be placed in a pan or other disli and During the last few years a large covered with perfectly clean dry sand into a ship and be sent back in disgrace and poverty to China the China from number of small metal plates have been This should be sifted over flower which he had set out so hopefully years found at diggings in- Athens and Pira ¬ so as not to break or bruise the petals the before to make a fortune in the new eus and they were commonly consid- ¬ Every chink and cranny should be filled --world ered to be small symbols The Greek without disturbing the natural position is not given even so wise a man as a archaeologist Svoronos has now dem of the leaves When the pan is It full and deputy United States marshal to know onstrated beyond doubt that the metal every crevice has been filled solidly the what is passing through a Chinamans plates were used as tickets of admission flowers are allowed to dry for several mind and so the official was utterly un to the Theater of Dyonisos about the days It is often found effective to prejftired when the heathen with a time of Lycurgus The images on these warm the sand and keep the buried sudden cry dived through the window theater tickets certainly the oldest of iiowers in a warm oven The sand of the coach in a passioii for the liberty their kind in existence show either the should then be removed great care bfi beyond It was a dark night and al head of Pallas Athene turned to the ing taken not to break or tear the though the train was stopped at once left or the head of a lion and the let leaves which will be very brittle JN the hurried search revealed no sign of ters of the alphabet in single double or Y World Hong Fat The conductor was unwill- ¬ triple arrangement It appeals there Hickory Nut Filling for Calce ing to delay longer than was necessary fore that the laws introduced by Lycur- ¬ One cupful of hickorynut meats and telling the marshal he would bet- ¬ gus which had such a great influence ter go on to the next town and wait upon Athenians in all walks of life ex- rolled to a paste and mixed with three for morning he signaled to pull out tended also to the admission to theaters fourths of a cupful of sour cream Sweet- ¬ The narrow gauge train had traveled which was also probably regulated b en to taste and spread between the layFVpa ers This is verv nice Detroitvvr many milepoin the town of the Cheer-- JhimT Pliiladelphia Eecorc1 ful ua THE PAGE DEALER IN neart restaurant a nd v fcs ¬ -- I ¬ ¬ I If it I ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ k - i - I - - ¬ shirt-washin- g- - ¬ ¬ - OF GOLCONDA Marco Polos Aceount of Them Reads lilsc One of SinbadV Tales It is in this kingdom that diamonds are got and I will tell you how There are certain lofty mountains in those parts and when the winter rains falls which arc very heavy the waters come roaring down the mountains in great torrents When the rains are over and the waters from the mountains have ceased to flow they search the beds of the torrents nnd find plenty of dia- ¬ monds In summer also there are plenty to be found in the mountains but the heat of the sun is so great that it is scarcely possible to go thither nor is there then a drop of water to be found Moreover in those mountains great serpents are rife to a marvelous degTee besides other verminand this owing to the great heat The serpents are also the most venomous in exist- ¬ ence so that anyone going there runs fearful peril for many have been de ¬ stroyed by these evil reptiles Now among these mountains there are certain great and deep valleys to the bottom of which there is no access Wherefore the men who go in search of the diamonds take with them pieces of flesh as lean as they can get and these they cast into the bottom of the valley Now there are numbers of white eagles that haunt these mountains and feed upon the serpents When the eagles see the meat thrown down they pounce upon it and carry it up some rocky hill top where thej- begin to rend it But there are men on the watch and as soon as they see that the eagles have settled thev raise a loud shouting to drive them away And when the eagles are thus fright¬ ened away the men recover the pieces of meat and find them full of diamonds which have stuck to the meat down in the bottom For the abundance of diamonds down there in the depths of the valley is astonishing but nobody can get down and if one could it would be only to be at once devoured by the serpents which are so rife there There is another way of getting the diamonds The people go to the nests of those white eagles of which there are many and find plenty of diamonds which the birds have carried off with the meat that was cast into the vallejs And when the eagles themselves are taken diamonds are found in their stomachs So now I have told you three different ways in which these stones are found No other country but this kingdom of dutfii produces them but there they are found both abundantly and of large size Those that are brought to our part of the world are only the refuse as it were of the finer and larger stones For the flowerr of the diamonds and other large gems as well as the largest pearls are all carried to the great khan and other kings and princes of those regions in truth they pos ¬ sess all the great treasures of the world Noah Brooks in St Nicholas ¬ ¬ ¬ - DIAMONDS GEO W DAVIS Furniture Window Shades Etc Oil COILED SPRING WOffl FA X r n- l - Cloths Carpets Mattresses ¬ Special attention given to Undertaking and Repairing Main Street - - - - Paris Ky W O HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance THE VERY BEST OliB RELIABLE PROMPT PAYING MILLER This is a smooth fence that will turn any kind of stock It is made from tha best hard steel drawn specially for th jjsi COLLINS Agents Paris Kentucky HOW WIRE FEME Y A purpose NON UNION HOTEL REED Short St Bet Broadway and Mill The large steel wires forming th horizontal bars are first coiled around a thus practically becoming i inch rod SPRINGS their entire length COILED These are securely tied together by 19 cross bars to the rod The cross ban are best quality of annealed wire wrapped ihree time galyanized around each horizontal bar ready for business Being a is self regulator itup always for 80 slacks ITS ADVANTAGES II IS MADE LEXINGTON James Connors - J5L M Asparagus and everything for the Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- ¬ ploy no agents Try us on prices and see the difference between those of a grower and dealer Catalogue on ap plication to fl F HILLENMEYER Lexington Ky 20oct Proprietor below as cheerfully as it takes a new grip for 90 in the shade gently but runaway team to Rates 2 And 250 Per Day firmly persuades a An unruly bull reconsider its action is safe sis a canary in its cage it saith thus far shalfc One hundred good rooms Electric unto the festive hog wind and drifting lights hot and cold baths barber shop thou go The fierce and Postal telegraph office etc snow pass by and it heeds them not 21jy96 ly 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 JF XjILj 1896 the lagging tramp alike scorn it proffer- ¬ ed shade Like the model housewife FULL stock of Fruit and Ornamental when well supported it is always neat Grape Vines Small Fruits - TREES TREES ccupation and tidy POSTS Economy is not our sole object in placing posts for farm fence at the un¬ usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart Farmers say the closer the posts th That may apply t better the fence common fences but depending largely on its elasticity we psefeb the long panel For cemeteries lawna yards etc they should of course be nearer 13 to 20 feet is not objectionable We have completed and are now building a lot of this fence for Bourbon farmers and you can examine into iti merits for yourself Estimates cheerfully furnished You may put up the posts and we will build tine ience or we win contract to qo tno whole job If you are needing any I fence see us We will save you money ana sun ouiia you ine Dest ience maae Respectfully MILLER COLLINS THREE POSTS to the 100 FEET wiIujh fbk jHBB HL BkB MBPw Paris Ky The Page Wlro Fence In Bourbon - ¬ ¬ Ik MOHAMMEDS COAT - I Ilk - V ¬ ¬ ¬ r - 7 - - - - ¬ ¬ t i - ¬ - ¬ - - ¬ - ¬ - after-satisfacti- on ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ - ¬ vail just now at Constantinople could be afforded them the fact that the sultan should have considered it necessary to proceed by water instead of by land from his residence at the Yildiz iosk to the old seraglio for the purpose of paying his annual devotion to the holy coat of Mohammed which is preserved in a great box in the innermost sanc ¬ tuary of the imperial treasury The ex tent to which this garment is venerated by all believers may be estimated by the- fact that the principal and most highly cherished title of the sultan Is that of guardian of the holy mantle This robe which It is needless to say is green was brought to Constantino- ¬ ple by Sultan Selim along with the keys of the holy cities of Medina and Mecca from Cairo where they had been pre served until that time in the keeping of the caliphs This worship of the mantle by the sultan is the most solemn and imjior tant religious fiTnction which the Turk ¬ ish ruler is called upon to perform throughout the year and as a general rule his majestys progress from the Yildi Kiosk to the Sublime Iorte is marked by a magnificent disnlav of troops four or five ranks deep who line the entire route on either side This year for the first time since his accession to the throne more than 20 years ago the sultan through dread of assassination has abandoned the cus ¬ tomary procession by land and lias gone by water instead furtively and al ¬ most by stealth the public being led till the last rroment to believe by the military display that the sultan was about to proceed to the old seraglio in the usual mar ncr Chicago Record Discovery of ZMatinnm Platinum was first discovered early in the sixteenth century in a Spanish rainei of South America from which source it receives its name platinadel Pinto little silver from the Hirer Pin- ¬ to It is the rarest and most peculiar In contradistinction to of metals aluminium the lightest it is the heaviest of metals It is twice as heavy as silver and nearly three times heavier than cast iron Platinum is almost as soft as copper and as ductile as gold It can be rolled into sheets so thin that 1000 of them piled on top of each other would not cxceeil an inch in height Tho average imports of platinum to this country are valued at nearly 2000000 a year N Y Herald ¬ - Sacred ITelic to Which the Sultan Annually Pays His Devotion No more striking illustration of the alarming condition of affairs that pre- ¬ Paris Kentucky Gentlemen I have had the Pag Do not bo deceived by alhirla advertisement and think you can get tne oest made finest flnigfr and Woven Wire Fence on my farm for MOST POPULAR SEWINQ MACHINE about eighteen months and am well for a mere son Bay from reliable manufacturers pleased with it It has proved to be all that bay trained a reputation by honest and square dealing There Is none in the world that can equal that is claimed for it It turns all kind In mechanical construction durability of working porta fineness of finish beauty In appearance or baa of stock and is as tight as it was the day bj many improvements as the NEW HOME it was put up and has stood some sever WRITE FOR CIRCULARS tests A horse of one of my neighbors Tie New Home Sewing Machine Co fell across the fence a few months ago OBANOEHASS BOBTOXMASS 25T7NIOKSQtrARENY and was nofe taken off for several hours Chicago III St Loots Mo Dallas Texas San FBAiTCisco Cal Atlanta Ca but when taken off the fence went back OR SALE BY to its place all right with the exception of a few staples During the storm of WINN Paris Ky COOK April 24th a good sized tree was blown across the fence and bent it down to th II S REVEKDE STAMPS WAITED ground As soon as the tree was cast off the fence went up all right and wai BY as good as ever with the exception of T I Oreen County Clerk Mt Olivet Ky one broken wire and a few staples ou -- Messrs Miller Millersburg Ky May 4 93 Collins Agents ¬ I want to buy for cash the following U S Revenues either canceled or uncanceled at the prices annexed when stamps ure sent in good condition Bach 5 cents 1 cent Express red Imperforate 1 cent Express red part perforate 5 cents 1 cent Playing Cards red imperforate50 cents 1 cent Playing cardsredpart perforateSO cents 1 cent Proprietaryredpart perforate10 cents 60 cents 1 cent Telegraph red imperforate 2 cent Bank Check bluepart perforates cents 5 cents 2 cent Certificate blue imperforate 2 cent Certificate blue full perforate10 cents 2 cent Certiflcateorangefull perforatclO cents 5 cents 2 cent Express blue imperforate 10 cents 2 cent Express blue part perforate 2 cent Playing cards blueimperloratef0 cents 10 cents 2 cept Playing cards orange 2 cent Proprietary blue imperforate15 cents 10cents 2 cent Proprietarybluepartperforate 2 cent Promiotaryorangefull pefrote15 cents S cent Playing cardgreenimperforateS2 3 cent playing cardgreenfull pcrrte20 cents 3 cent Telegraph green imperforate10 cents 4 cent Playing cardviolet perforate50 cents 4 cent Proprietaryvioletpart perfoatelO cents 10 cents 5 cent Express red imperforate 10 cents Scent Playing card red perforate 10 cents 5 cent Proprietary perforate 6 cent Proprietary orange perforateS5 10 cent Bill of Ladinjrbluc imperfotel5 cents 10 cent Bill of Ladingbluepart pertel5 cents 0 cents 2i cent Bond imperforate 10 cent Inland Exchangeimperforate7o cents Si 25 50 cent Probate of Will imperforate 70 cent Foreign exchangegreenimate90 cents SI 81 Life Insurance imperforate 51 Manifest imperforate si 10 SI 2 5 81 Mortgage full perforate 1 50 1 00 Passage Ticket imperforate 1 30 Foreign exchangeorauge imatc 3 0 00 1 90 Foreign Exchange maroon n 00 3 50 In land Exchange imperforate 7 00 5 00 Probate of Will imperforate 30 00 0 00 Probateof Will imperforate 1 50 1 30 Blue and Black 1 60 Blue and Black 2 00 5 cent Black and Green proprietary 1o cents o cents 6 cent Black and Green proprietary 10 cent Black and Green proprietary j 5f 50 cent Black d Green proprietary 3 o 5 00 1 00 Black and Green proprietary 15 00 5 00 Black and Green proprietary 1 also wish to buy old canceled postage Btanips and stamped envelopes of any and all denominations from 1810 to 1875 for which I will pay liberal prices Address T L GREEN Connty Clerk Mt Olivet Ky Notk The above named stamps can be found on Deeds Mortgages Isotes Receipts Agreements Bank Checks etc from 1861 to 1875 also on Proprietary Medicines Matches etc Tne foregoing offer Is genuine made In good faith and will be carried out to the let-¬ ter in every instance when 1 receive the stamps I have mentioned In good order Reference Mt Olivet Deposit Bank or any official of Robertson county T L Green County Clerk 1 of place 1 that I am going to put up more of it Respectfully right away Wm Becrasx 5my tf We are prepared to furnish at rea- ¬ sonable prices locust posts by the car- ¬ load Delivered at your nearest rail-¬ road station MILLER COLLINS CLOTHES GLEANED REPAIRED I am so well pleased with the fenc locust POSTS t and pressing Work done on short department notice Our prices are lower than others and we will do your work right PARIS FURNISHING AND a first class have WEcleaning employed to take chargs experienced tailor of our repairing TAILORING Cfl 24mar tf H S STOUT Manager W W DUDLEY BILL POSTERS PARIS KY All Kinds of Posting Distributing CO X Etc Promptly Attended To TOWN LOT FOR SALE at low price on four payments one fourth cash balance in three equal pay- ¬ ments at six twelve and eighteen months Address L li care Thh News Paris Ky J A 42ixll0 foot lot in Williams ad dition well located Will be sold -- Dclam said Eafferty Philanthropy ¬ ¬ -- ¬ Did too savin money is the root av all evil Oi hov An Im doin the little Oi kin to pull it up by the roots an shpare Washington Star the rest av yez yere gittin yez niwer hear thot lS4 Si I r VV l ¬ ¬ l IA rress - Our Modern Children said his mother Why Frankie what arc you reading in that book about bringing up children Im iisst lcokirg to sce whether Im J Aint tell yon all about the new styles fffK15 tlljr Jw Price uv tto wufc juuiu hwiwuip BICYCLES uperIor quality and fine workmannhlnnfTTTf vo mr onr xw6 illustrated Catalogue Mt ndbMt catalogue we ever publiihed Ask for Gar M It contains abont 2m ilA8 thlaK Pacea and cent s lata of money and time but von ran w at lowest prices i being- - properly brought up Tit Bitn uaa i a t t t a mtonlnarZJrwL J1 flHe i- - r- vwmajL - Ti- - i UniO -- ita5sJV I W t THE BOUIIBON NEWS TUESDAY APRIL 27 1897 AGRICULTURAL HINTS HOMEMADE BROODER Constructed on Simple iuhI at the Same Time Correct Principles The incubator has come to stay m the poultry world and many farmers are also availing themselves of its advan- ¬ tages Where incubators are used one must have brooders and unless ihese can be made at home the expense of a hatching plant is very materially increased Fortunately brooders can be constructed that will do very good work though of course they must be watched a little more closelv than u would be necessary with the lating brooders that one can buy A plan is shown herewith that gives a brooder constructed on simple and at the same time correct principles The diagram Fig 1 is very nearly self eNpIanatory A box three feet square or thereabouts has in the bottom a brooder lamp or stove Above this is a sheet of iron as large as the inside of the box and supported at the four sides and by an iron prop near the lamp if it is inclined to sag Make the edges air tight with cement so that no self-reg- BUSINESS METHODS Why Farmers Should Ioolc AEtet Tliexr Insurance PoJicies Farmers sometimes forfeit their in suranee by neglect While the mu tual companies do not as we under stand it hold farmers to tlv stric letter of the law as do the stock com pauies out go more on the equities oi the case in their settlements than or strictly legal points nevertheless it is wise to have everything straight at the start and keep it straight Foi example many farmers during the year make additions to their build The company should be in irgs formed of this fact and additional insurance whether against live light ning or tornado should be taken om Mans to cover the increased value during farmers sell or trade properties the year and this vitiates their policy unless an assignment is made returnee in tbr nnmranv mid n new nolicv issued Where farmers do not sel i2- - i Bingr ieeTa Asylum Sing Lee was an enterprising young Mie Professor TUoujxlit Her Face Was Chinaman who conducted a laundry in Familiar a small mining Prof Charles Fahnestock is a near- ¬ years ago His camp in Colorado some never failing good hu- ¬ sighted absent minded but genial mor made oung man with all the qualities that on more him a universal favorite and than one occasion the bojs lead to success except that he has a found that he liaiUi ready tongue in his very poor memory This leads him into head A presidential election occurred trouble especially when he meets ladies about this to whom he has paid marked attention an Irishmantime and one of the boys remarked to Sing Well Recuperating for the past few weeks Sing yezll have to be goin to China at the winter city by the sea where so now The Irish be goin to run things many Philadclphians and Chiwgoans and they wont bavo any hathen o to recover from the effects of urduous here Quick as a Hash Sing Chinee around social seasons of ante nuptial dinners All light me go Ireland rctortcJ he became smitten with tlis charms of HIsIi no lun things there a young lady They became insepara- ¬ MANY MERCHANTS SUED ble and friends of each were hourly expecting to hear of an engagement Ueers and Sellirs Agents of Imperial At last one evening they were sitting in Cnsli Register Brotijlit Into Court a dark corner of the glass covered veToledo 0 April 27 Suit has been filed randa and this bit of conversation was in the United States Circuit Court here against Ilemmert Brothers saloon keepers wafted from behind the palms at Celina Ohio by The National Cash I swear declared Charlie passion Register Company of Dayton Ohio asking ately that I love you for an injunction and damages Messrs frequently deed poroutright they came the Kemmert Brothers use an Imperial Cash But Mr Fahnestock tions of their property to their wives young ladys voice coldly and distinct Register sometimes known as the Osborn or members of their families thus ly you have so poor a memory You which is manufactured bv the Osborn Cash Register Company of Detroit Michigan making a change of title and in each might forget me and which The National Cash Register case the policy should state the facts I could for ¬ Company claims infringes cash register pathe protested JSever In making out a get that I was living sooner than I could ents owned by them Another matter John iVice policy always see that the property forget you Would vears of deathless Berdan M Company Nicholas Wagner and well known merchants ABSENT MINDED Xo-To-- Uac J Over 400000curyi WhynotletNo-To-Ba- e regulate or remove your desire tor tobacco Saves money makes health and manhood Cure guaranteed oOe and 100 all druggists The young man who always tells what high wages he gets need never expect a promotion Washington Democrat Look out Shiver then soreness and stiffness Use St Jacobs Oil then a cure he hears enough for himself Atchison Globe you hear for Fifty Cents S75 S 50 i Western Wheel WovKs rw- CfftCA GO - MAKERSviOo CtATA LgGVE FREE I C AOS ACTWGV WiSTx XBABT11W NOTICE UAME THUS SHADEROttW Dont tell your friend of the silly things nV 7 in JArt LABEL OM V Cascarets stimulate liver kidneys and bowels Never sicken weaken or gripe 10c ¬ ¬ fl HtffcRiB 5 Tor yourself where Tf one of a mans relations visits at his R nd and tf house as long as a month his wife never in 6 H 1 El R K i hi W B Jclieaip is jjooU tliucr Wliore K fe I Mir m fa wiiulsliavo become the world gets over it Atchison Globe Mai I M tr N ml i prosperous Where i Misery and rheumatism are fofcjs Ct the climate 5fpr-Jacobs Oil and cure are friends Try them feet and the soil Is rich NEBRASKA offers preat oppoitunitics to the larui renter whir waits to beSend for a free hatitloma Imaginary eminence is actual humiliation come a farm owner Nebraska to P STCUSTIS illustrated parpphleton Rams Horn It ii Chicago ill Genl Pasar Ayent C r 6Wa5P us THEGENU1NE ssiOHARISHOBN avdgct n smmiL VI ¬ BQ ¬ ¬ j i Q i ¬ m Jiy rz Thmi is MMp Ham a tiffs Em Yyfrh O r JhSoor Top V S Floor sgy Sheet Iron ovq -v i CROSS SECTION OF EROOT3ER fumes from the lamp can get up above the sheet iron Have a sheet iron drum made as indicated in Fig 3 and set this into the brooder floor iilling ii the rest of the floor about the drum with cement that there may be no danger from fire The drum need not be over six inches in height It has a half dozen openings under the top as shown in the sketch When the lamp is lighted air enters at one side above the sheet iron is heated and rises in xhe drum passes out through the open- ¬ ings into the chick chamber and is diffused about it Three or four venti- ¬ lating holes are in the wall near the iloor for the exit of cold air This gives a constant movement of arm air into the brooder These openings can be hoard of a case lately that is likely to lead to litigation in a stock company The farmer so insured carried so much insurance on grains A fire occurred and in addition to the grains a lot clover seed was burned The question came up at once is clover seed a grain ft will be very difficult to prove that it is Therefore the policy should read grain and clover seed or any other kind of seed Another matter Always keep your policy where you will know where tc get it should it be needed for any pur pose and if possible keep it in a fireproof safe Bankers usually take care of papers of this kind and it would be a pood protect is specifically devotion mentioned in the policy and that it Do von remember ever having met is so mentioned that there can be nc me before interrupted the lady more jdispute about it For example we coldly still that you wis h to Never never because I never did If you think so you are mistaken At he stammered as a least at least memory of his failing came over him We met in the west two years ago We were married and a year later di ¬ and she swept ood night vorced Ineverknewyou Where didwemeet of this city John Brown a provision dealer at 202 Grand street Brooklyn New York ouiui ltuz at Aiam street Ann Aruor Michigan and more than twenty other individuals and firms who are eitlier using or selling Imperial Cash Registers have also been sued A xatukat manner was her aim Sincere and simple and all that She failed but she was not to blame For she resided in A fiat ¬ i i 9 0 9 of 96 greatly improved and as good as most 100 wheels sells for Tried and true a popular wheel at a popular price We have also producedn now and expensively made wheel this year equipped with the oniy periecc Deanngs yet made iLt price is -- 9 Life from the piazza Well 111 swear looking ¬ ¬ 1 after her dubiously her face looked familiar That night he paid his bill and departed and now the affairs of the college are receiving his undivided attention N lr Journal said the professor We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured bv Halls Catarrh Cure 1 I Cheney Co Props Toledo O We the undersigned have known F J Cheney for the last 15 years and believe transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm West Truax Wholesale Druggists To Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists Toledo Ohio Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Price 7c per bottle Sold by all Druggists Testimonials free Halls Family Pills are the best ¬ Hows Tills e INDIANA BICYCLE CO 6 Catalogue Free 9 9 9 9 9 9 him perfectly honorable in all business ledo U jf RENDERING LARD to vour husb ind studv to make each you say to him an Simple and Hantly Device Wliieli Good morning that life is Kuth Ash incentive tc a better Makes the Task Easy The illustration portrays a simple mo res advice to young women whom and handy device for heating water and vhe addresses upon The Profession of Learn to make each Good rendering lard in kettles I made The Marriage a benediction of love for the days pieces c c out of the iron gangs of an a iight jork the days loving and tle days eld culthator any kind of light iron will do for balance Set two parts a a sympathy Look for his good qualities is like you in having faults with common fence posts in the ground Cut a mortise in top for crosspiece b very little trouble you can find these and pin them so the weight of the faults and by talking about them and kettle will not pull them together Get reminding him of them vou can make CORNER AND DRUM bottom gate eyes will your married life unendurable You two eyes f desired An open- ¬ answer fTo for partly closed when make them stronger the can bring about heartburnings you can ing in the side near the bottom of the two top eyes f f should be fitted with cause strife and before you know it lamp chamber and one near the top nuts Make bottom of beams c c so hatred may take the place of love Look on the opposite sides give fresh air for they will go in bottom eyes and make for his virtues and seeking always for the lamp and an exit for its fumes The the other end with a small crook for goodness you will grow better every lamp is inserted through a small door kettle to hang in Take two pieces of day iust as certainly as you would grow in the side of the box One whole side iron d d and rivet them on each side of bad if you looked only for that which of the brooder chamber is a drop door beams c c rivet a hook in the other end was wicked Remember there is much for the easy sweeping out of the floor to hook in top eyes Bolt the piece of that will have to be forgiven in you and The top in door can hae a pane of whenever you feel inclined to remind glass in it so one may see the chicks f H Tom of a weakness read the book in M against and the thermometer hanging which is set down yotr foibles and your one side Glass on two sides gives follies A woman who even after her marriage carefully studies her profeslight The top must fit very tightly brooder is to be used out of sion can make her husliand what she If this ¬ wishes him to be Everything that is doors a roof must be added as indi dotted lines The corners of good is contagious and the right kind cated by The brooders are cut off as seen in Fig of a wife makes the right kind of a hus 2 so that the chicks may not crowd band Respect the rights of your husband them and the weak be trampled irto by the stronger upon and smothered CONVENIENT FRAME FOR LARD he is a man not a child and how can the world honor him when you who are his should the chamber ever become cold MAKING closest companion do not Do not This is an important matter and should Orange Jutid inn e e to crosspiece b so they will even in jest deride or underrate him be overlooked not drop down between pieces d d and lock People are slow about deciding when Farmer beams so that they cannot swing from one is jesting or when one is in earnest AMONG THE POULTRY oer the fire To Temove the kettle Andwlrat you meant to be funny may from the fire remove lock e and the cause some stupid person to say flow Save all the feathers beam can be swung either way I find Wheat is one of the best ess produc- it a verv convenient wav for rendering horrid Tom must be Why his wife savs dreadful things about him ing foods lard If lard is foaming or getting too Ladies Koine Journal Sunflower seed promote laying and hot it can easily be swung from over good health Tlie Home Influence the fire until danger is over and when Keep the tail and wing feathers sep- ¬ done the kettle need not be removed Charity begins at home says the arate from the others from the beams until the lard is taken old adage and we might add so doen the nests out H M Hodson in Farm and Homo every other good thing Possibly we Chaff is a good material for ol the early sitting hens might go still farther and say much of the mischievous evil of life begins ther The secret of raising goslings is to OILING THE HARNESS warm too Certain it is that whenever good keep them dry and at All This Young fowls need bone meal to sup- If Undertaken He Done Well Work men set themselves to do a good work Should in this crooked world their thoughts ply strength and vigor to the growing JIarness will hist much longer and turn always to their homes as if there frame look much better if kept well oiled i id they must look for the very heart of the it will require an average of one v ill not get so stiff after being exposed nation Make the liome what it should pound of gra n per week for ten weeks to a days rain During the spring it is be and the land will take care of itself to feed a chick difficult to keep harness from getting Save the children of to day and we If chicks are allowed a free run on wet and it will pay well before the sea light warm days it will add consider- sons work begins to see that it is tho have made sure of a blessed to morrow ¬ Any uplifting influence then that puriable to their igor oughljr oiled In doiug the work the fies and strengthens the home any The use of cross bred cocks often harness should be taken apart and influence that gladdens it prevents uniformity in the color and washed clean using warm water and cheerfulmeet with cordial Avelcome from should characteristics of the chicks castile soap and then wiped dry when the hearts of those who desire that the Keep the yard and poultry house the oil should be applied Tf so clean floors sprinkled with air slaked lime that washing is not needed it will be ax be laid at the very root of the tree and there vt ill be fewer cases of roup better to wipe off with a wet rag as the Xay more than cordial welcome should movement Si Louis Republic oiling can be done better It is best to be given eteryshould have designed to the earnest the home take harness all apart in order to get at blessof parents and even of the little Horses Iloldins Their Own 11 of the parts and oil thoroughly aid observing gentleman from the Good harness oil can be purchased all ones themsehes Washington ITome An west says he Dtlieves the market for ready for use or neatsfoot oil with a Magazine horses is rapidly improving He says little lamp black will be found good If Cream Sand wieies people got the idea that electricity and the harness has not been oiled for some Make nice short pastry and roll out the bicycle were going to render the time and is hard and dry it will be best rather thin and then cut three inches demand for horses less than ihey have to go over them twice finishing all up long and 1 wide and bake in a sharp In some parts of the west horses are ami then commencing with the first oven When done a light brown brush now becoming scarce because they have pifee and going over again After every over with the yolk of an cut length been disposed of at an astonishing rate part has been thoroughly oiled it wise and spread raspberry jam to form Electricity has about run its length as should all be hung up over a frame of a sandwich and put whipped cream a displacer of horses and the bicycle is some kind and allowed to dry It should flavored with vanilla and a teaspoonful covering its own field pretty thorough- ¬ not be hung in the sun or where the of castor sugar and white of an egg ly What the horseless wagon will do wind strikes as it will dry too rapidly beaten to a froth on top of cream in the future is a problem uut until The oil should have plenty of time to Boston Budget highways are materially improved it soak in Like most other work on the A Gooil Prcsiseet cannot come into general use farmif atndertaken it willpay to do Do jrou see anything coming our well Journal of Agriculture Feeding the Laying Hens way asked the morning star of a is a mistake to keep the laying hens companion It SeiKirnte the Floelcs with those which do not produce eggs see Not yet was the reply The first thing to do with flocks that a servant below there who is butl to for the reason that the layers require about more food than the others and do not are kept on farms rather than on light her kitchen fire with kerosene receive it Usually when hens do not ranches is to separate the Hock into a Yonkers Statesman each composed lav they are too fat and should be fed number of small ones a regard toex To Rid the House of Black Ants orl foods containing but little grain and of one kind and having You may exterminate black ants by age and genera condition The weak also fed sparingly consequently when I not be placed with ones s lieu the first keeping- out of their reach ali all the hens are together the The weather or stock flock sweets Stand your cake and sugar hens may become fatter while rtrong one flock the breeding ooxes in a pan of wafer then around It the layers do not receive enough not should be in ewes in another and the Iambi hi an- the shelves put either lavender ground does not pay to feed hens that do other if the best results are to be se- cloves or better camphor Ladies give a return for the food consumed cured Home Journal Farm and Fireside t l thing to leave your policies HARMONY IN MARRIED LIFE together with your banker or in some other place where they are as safe as The Right Kind of a Wife Makes the Rigrht Kind ol a Husliand possible frum fire Wallaces Farmer If you w ish to be a good companion irpfi mMFW Indianapolis Ind udC When people say of a man that he is Avorse than dead they mean that he is alive Atchison Globe i your advertisement I use Pisos Cure for Consumption both in my family and practice Dr G W Patterson Inkster Mich Nov 5 1894 neighbors is hardly to be trusted ton Democrat A slip a sprain lame cures it all the same ¬ The man avIio is always suspicious of his Washing- ¬ St Jacobs Oil I thought that it was probably like the announce- ¬ ments of many other makers of harvesting machinery big blow and little show but Fm ready to surren ¬ der go ahead gentlemen youre all right I bought one of your binders last season and it is equal to any claim you ever made for it This is the condensed essence of what Mr Thomas Carney cf Washington Court House Ohio has to say about the McCormick Right Hand Open Elevator Harvester and Binder The claims made for McCormick Machines uirc strong claims Thats because You cant tell how Utile a man knows by his size Washington Democrat THE MARKETS Cincinnati Aoril 26 3 JO CaUlecommon 2 G5 4 00 4 40 telect nutchers CALV Ksj Fair to good light 4 50 HOGS common 3 75 3 10 3 80 U 3 95 Mixed packers Xight shippers 3 85 4 0 4 J5 SHEEP Choice 4 75 goo 8 00 lambs spring 3 33 ffu 3 65 FLOUR Winter family S5 GRAIN Wheat No 2 red LIVE STOCK -- Q a f y Vi ¬ ¬ No 3red Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 Rye No 2 HAY Prime to cnoice PROVISIOXS Mess pork Lard Prime steam BUTTHR Choice dairv Prime to choice creamerv APPLES Per bbl POTATOES Per bbi NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 1 northn No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed OATS Mixed PORK New mesa LARD Western CHICAGO ea m 91 Machines are so constructed that stroner claims for them arc iustified The ma-chine you want will cost you more than the other kind for the simple reason that it is worth more thats all theres no other reason and in the end voull be glad you paid the difference because theres nothing cheaper than the best it i li7 31 75 a 12 lcCormick Siarvesting 38 Of 9 a at fa 2 00 75 4 45 9 75 4 07 Vi 10 18 2 25 IViacfclne Companys Chicago The Light Running McCormick Open Elevator Harvester The Light Running McCormick New 4 Steel Mower The Iight Runniitg McCormick Vertical Corn Hinder and The Light Runmng McCormick Daisy Reaper for sale everywhere 9J 4 65 84 9 00 81J 30 23 fti ft 9 25 4 40 4 50 9 74VS otov Qm fir w8k ten Ejl ASS I FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 2 Chicago spring CORN No 2 OATS No 2 4oe96e Walter Baker Cosf REASONS FOR XJSIKG I 4 30 92a 73ya ¬ 25 8 05 25J4 18J 8 CO Breakfast Cocoa PORK Mess LARD Steam FLOUR 4 17 Gkai Whet Corn Mi8 Family Mixed Mixed BALTIMORE No 3 90 2 - 81 28a 4 25 81J 11 50 16 85 4 60 4 50 23a LARD Retined i PORK Mess CATTLE First oualitv HOGS Western GRAIN Wheat No Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed 23ft Ill A 25 L TTVM I 4 40 INDIANAPOLIS 2 ¬ 60 23 YlYx LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Mixed Oats Mixed Corn 3 75 400 JO LARD Steam G2 21 9 25 5 00 26tf ¬ ¬ -- sw- wre t g Rs MA j - fiAAAAAAsk Kfc -- For the Kidneys Liver and Urinary E housework tires you out and you won7t take away the hardest part of it with Thats what women have Pearline id to do for lo these thousands of years Pearline has done and is doing more to lighten and brighten womans work than any other one thing- It saves her time her money her health and strength in hundreds of ways Do every bit of your washing- and cleaning with Pearline 535 4frHfr0l0H0 Grin what youll have do it and bear if your Thats to Because it is absolutely pure Because it is net made by the so called Dutch Process in which chemicals are used Because beans of the finest quality are used 3 4 Because it is made by a method which preserves unimpaired the exquisite natural flavor and odor of the beans 5 Because it is the most economical costing less than one cent a cup Be sure that you get the genuine nrticle msd by WALTER CO Ltd Dorchester Mass BAKER Established 1780 f t WK VAY wmy3s- - - fhs Old Reliable Sggf Organs eg-g- - 3 1 ¬ j ever it may be The great medical authorities of the day declare that ncar ly every disease is caused by deranged Kidneys or Liver To restore these therefore is the only way by which health can bo secured Here is where ffHERE is only one way by which any disease can be cared end that is by removinc the cause what- Qam by cathartic 10 j kCUSIE COriSf IM10H Tt1UMK ireS33e NroirW 7TJI s ft a rrnmm g ann m i miii 1 u 3Pkmt hi Pi U A ABSOLUTELY GIIiRfifiTEED 3 3 has achieved its great tation It repu- VO - 5 3 1 ACTS DIRECTLY UPON THE KIDNEYS and LIVER system and by placing them in a healthy condition drives disease and pain from the WlilHlsex Habit cared uuiu Weeks Ssale Works i OPIUM ut hnme witncntFKKEBook of BM l Junta MJi GRAIN DIICCAB fl HAY C0A1 and 000o9 inr iincr na r nncuai rnusc raitynaiKrairrsuiiS CEre onyeor conKthwtkn - Cascarftts nre the Ideal Lasa 5am 21 A lEWr PENSIOKSS V2S33S treatment Free 1 STOCK AND COTTON SCALES Hi Yi purtliMiSnrHMHil KY VO At Ga M3CUVERY gires BfcEtfDCiVKEW icireraiil cures worst f quick U of testimonial nni JO 1vj DM Send for book Hcjccted claims reopened Fee for increaso All laws freo 31 yre practice Success or no fee Y UrII II GREENS SON AlantaG- - ilclormlek X Jsonn Cincinnati U and Washington 9C non-pro-diei- ug - ¬ ¬ wrrrwrrrrrrrrwwrrr Large bottle or Btyle druggists a smaller one at yourne7 Twenty years reputation b Itssuccess of in four continents Warners Safe J don Rochester Cure Co Lon- Frankfort Mel2 bourne Toronto fjfe 600 SECOND HAND BICYCLES Allmnkes out Iihts GOOD AS NEW jiliut be cloned free LAMead Cycle-- Co Chicago ST0I- 5- USE NO OTHER THAS YUCATAN Cough Tastes Good M Best in time Syrup by druggists Sold CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS j Upo A N TC E 16B4 WHEN WBITIXO TO A1VEITI8FKS please state Hint you aw the Advertise stent la this paper ii s V - V- - 8 8 c THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY APRIL 27 1897 t w r HUTCHSION Fresh Paragraphs About The People In lTISrOXJITOEIlElSrTS FOR STATE SENATOR Vs Susie Nichols J R B iggejshipped a car of hos to Cincinnati last week Mr A R Ashurst returned home last week from New Orleans Misses Nellie Frost and Mary Lou Baker of Lexington visited Miss Grace Giltnr Sunday Mrs A M Clayton sold 175 barrels of corn for 120 per barrel in the crib to Lexington parties Miss BeB3ie Ashurst of the Millers burg Female College was at home last week to atteud the Ashurst Liver wed- ¬ ding The Christian Endeavor Society of Antioch Church met at Mr Frank Willmotts Saturday night with good attendance The precinct meeting at this place Saturday instructed for John Smith and elected Jas Thompson as delegate to the convention at Georgetown 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 Your lafe Insured 1c a Day This Vicinity Miss Hadden of Paris is visiting Miss FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY s i V IV II able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger guarantee given you We dare not use a banks name without authority if you doubt it write them Good health is Wrights the best life insurance Capsules gives you good health Celery they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Sick Headaches 100 days treatment C03ts lc a day A sight draft on above bank in every 1 box which brings your money back if wp fail to cure you Sold by W T Brooks druggist -- Our insurance is protected by bank ¬ - To Cure A Cold In One Day Tab- ¬ All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure 25c For sale bv W T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Ky lets New Iiaundry Agency Take Laxative Bromo Quinine I have secured the agency for the Winchester Power Laundry a first class institution and solicit a share of the public patronage Work or orders Clays drug store will left at Clarke areceive immediate attention Work called for and delivered promptly Respectfully 16ap announce Arnsparger as a candidate for Cliftun 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- ¬ to announce John torney subject to the accion of thu We are authorized 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 Wm 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 as a candidate for Judge of H Whaley as a candidate for Assessor Ashbrook 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 a candidate We are authorized to announce Chas G McClintock as County subject for to Assessor of Bourbon E Butler as a candidate for Circuit the action of the Democratic party Clerk subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Archie W Bedford as a candidate for Assessor We are authorized to announce T of Bourbon County subject to the Hart Talbot as a candidate for Circuit action of the Democratic party rlcrk subject to the action of the We are authorized to annonnnfi f TV Democratic party I Hough as a candidate for Assessor of to announce Bourbon County subject to the action We are authorized George T McCarney as a candidate of the Republican party for Circuit Clerk subject to the action We are authorized to announce C J ot 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 Bowen as a candidate for for surveyor Sheriff subject to the action of the Democratic party If elected Mr F We are authorized to announce Benj 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 Judyaad J Smith Clarke as deputies FOR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the We are authorized to announce Miss action of the Democratic party Kate Edgar as a candidate for as Superintendent of Public Schools FOR COUNTY CLERK for Bourbon County subject to the We are authorized to announce Ed action of the Democratic party 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 the action of the Democratic intend nt of Public Schools for Bourbon party County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce James M Thomas as a candidate the from Senator for State District Senatorial Twenty eighth composed of the counties of Bourbon Montgomery and Clark subject to the action of the Democratic primary elec- ¬ tion July 31st We are authorized ¬ ¬ to TWIN BROTHERS Ml 3 i - lllw I 1 tPlllllfV I w flfVillllwVIIV BEST QUALITIES PERFECT FITS LOWEST PRICES YOU ARE NOW THINKING OF BUYING j M tt J IJeW Sppind Su it It will be of great assistance to you to look through our mammoth stock of MENS ¬ tf BOYS CLOTHING A The Handsomest Line of ClothiDg Ever Displayed in Bourbon County We have the lateit styles all colors all sizes Seeing is free It wont cost you a penny to inspect our goods You will be satisfied when you trade at Twin Bros that 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 Table Damasks Napkins etc Our stock offers jr at ducements in excellence and variety at such low prices that you will regret if you fail to call It will be both pleasureable and profitable to look through this Departmrnt in- ¬ le-elec-ti- on and material at money saving prices We have jn entire new stock of Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes in Blacks and Tans HOE Best makes get free a large handsome glass framed picture With every purchase at our store you get a coupon and when you get FREE 10 worth of coupon tickets you FOR JAILER FOR MAGISTRATE ri- - 5 i We are authorized to announce T James candidate for The biggest line of mattings ever Samuel subject to as a action Jailer the of the shown in Kentucky can now be found at Democratic party J T Hintons Nobody can duplicate We are authorized to announce W C his prices They run from 8 cents to Oones as a candidate for re election as 65 cents Jailer subject to the action of the Democratic party Mr Jones candi- ¬ The patrons of Crawford Bros shop dacy is the in interest of Mrs Landon on Main street near Fifth enjoy a Ashbrook quiet quick and clean service by ex- ¬ pert barbers in the cosiest shop in Paris We Baths in comfortable well equipped Booneare authorized to announce W H candidate for bath rooms furnished at the pleasure of ject to as a action of the Jailer sub the Democratic patrons tf party ¬ ¬ tf Bruce Holladay We are authorized to announce John Clay as a candidate for Magistrate from the Centerville precinct subject to the action of the Democratic party M FOR POLICE JUDGE i -- If you want to buy right if you want to be treated right if you want to saye money make our store your trading home TWIN ZBPiOTHEJIRiS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST MASTHTRS SATTP or ft A - We are authorized to announce Wm Remington as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party DAUGHERTY 0 A Wto are authorized to announce John R Adair as a candidate for Police se and si Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party Nashville Exposition N We are authorized to announce Wm DG0 We are authorized to announce Newt Buy your ticket to Nashville via Cincin L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of Clark as a candidate for Police Judge nati and Queen Crescent Koute to Chatta Paris Ky nooga Visit the historic city and the great Bourbon County subject to the action subject to the action of the- Democratic 434 Main St of the Republican party battlefields of Missionary Ridge and Lookout party J ALSO DEALER IN Mountain spend a day at the Chicamauga We are authorized to announce John National Military Park then refreshed and FOR MAYOR ready for new conquests continue the jour- H Stewart as a candidate for Jailer Oil ney Low rates to the great Exposition in subject to the action of the Democratic We are authorized to announce effect via this pleasant route Brushes Artists5 Ma ¬ The Queen Crescent train service is per- party Benj Perry as a candidate for fect the schedules fast ones the scenery unMayor of the City of Paris subject to Window surpassed anywhere the action of the Democratic party you want the journey to be a pleasant FOR CONSTABLE If GrlassA Etc one see that your tickets read via Cincinnati We are authorized to announce W T We are authorized to announce Queen Crescent and W C Kiuearson G P A Cincinnati O Joseph F Williams as a candidate for Brooks as a candidate for Mayor of the Estimates promptly furnished for Constable of Paris precinct subject to city of Paris subject to the action of glass paints painting and decorating Southern Baptist Convention the Democratic party the action of the Democratic party year at Wil- ¬ Thr Convention meets this mington N C May 6th to 14th and it will interest everyone concerned to know that the Queen Crescent Route oflers round trip tickets sold with liberal limits at half rates for the occasion determined to leave Paris The train service of the Queen Crescent about May 1st I request all owing IiT3CORD 31S Route is not excelled auy where in the South me to settle at once as I need the money Tickets will be sold via either Harriman Sire of Coleridge 205 Choral 208J Arthur W 211 Claybourne 2111- Connor or Chattanooga and are good on Junction If not sold privately before I will sell Xiimiied trains without extra charge 212 Clorine 213 Cling 214 Lee 215 and thirty nine others im230 list at auction on Tuesday April 27th at 10 Solid trains Cincinnati to Harriman or oclock a m all my household goods Chatta ooga Through Pullman Drawing Sired by CALIBAN 394 Record 234 Room Sleepers close connections for Wil two horses buggy two sets of harness mington O D CRAM Sire of Cyclone 223 J the sire of Gillette 211 Dr Sparks 212 Cicerone 2 I2A saddle bridle etc O Li Mitchell Division Passenger Agent Chattanooga C W Zell Division PassenCyclone Wilkes 214 Cocoon 215 and sixteen others in 230 ger Agent Cincinnati W C Rlnearson 1 dam Soprano dam of Eminence 218 RAXLKOAD TIME CARD Strathbridge 224 Ambryon 219J Su Genl Passr Agt Cincinnati premacy 228 grandam of Red Silk 210 Brown Silk 219 the dam of China Silk 2 216 S Anderson Lr N J R and of Emeer 228 etc by Strathmore 408 sire of W sixty five and of the dams of over seventy from 209 to 230 ARRIVAL OF TRAINS Of Peck P O Pike Co O Recommends 2 dam Abbess dam of Steinway 3 Solo 228f Currency 222 etc by 225i Wrights Celery Capsules From Cincinnati 1116 a m- 530 p Albion To the Wright Medical Co 3 dam by Marshal JSTey son of Imp Emancipation Columbus Ohio in 1015 p m Gents 1 have purchased a box of Wrights From Lexington 439 a m 740 a m Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug Caliban 394 by Mambrino Pilot 29 dam Cassia by Cassius M Clay Jr 22 etc 339 p m 622 p m gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach Trouble and Constipation I was unable to Strathmore 408 by Hambletonian 10 dam Lady Waltermire dam of Marshal From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m do anything for nearly two years I used Ney 2034 by North American 2 dam by Hambletonian 2 333 p m three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they From Maysville 745 a m 830 p m have cured me For the beuefit of others so C F Clay is a horse of great finish and style in fact as much so as any horse afflicted I wish to send this letter DEPARTURE OP TRAINS we Know of Is a beautiful mahogany bay with black points and Very truly yours stands 153 W S Anderson hands high Bis pedigree is full of the richest producing blood which has vear after To Cincinnati 445 a m 752 a m Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box year added new and brilliant performers to the turf for instance 347 p m Send address on postal to the Wright Med coat out of his dam has given in 1896 Red Silk 210 and Brown Silk Nannie Etti ¬ To Lexington 7 52 a m 1127 a m Co Columbus O for trial size free 219 the lat ter the dam of China Silk record 216 beyond question the best 540 p m 1021 p m filly of 1896 As a two three and five year old C F Clay was cam- ¬ To Richmond 1125 a in 537 p m paigned and landed many good races securing his record of 218 His first crop Piles Piles Piles I 1025 p m of foals oanie in his form and for several years afterward he was the To Maysville 750 a m 630 p m Dr Williams Indiau Pile Ointment will leading sire when age of foals was considered His get all possess his grand in F B Carr Agent eure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching dividuality and are especially speedy and as to race horse qualities the perfor ¬ Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant mances of Coleridge 205 Choral 208 Connor 211 Arthur W 211 and others CINCINNATI RY relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment FRANKFORT is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the than C rTCeSfc and 0f t0 much merit t0 need anv comment But few better sires Clay are now in the stud His colts are not only trotters but are show irivate parts and nothing else Every box In Effect March 1 1897 s guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by horses as well having probably been awarded as many premiume at the leading DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY mail for 50c and SI per box WILLIAMS fairs as the Kpntnw n r m wm inane 41 anv n i w t vimv MIG CO Props Cleveland O For sale by at Emerald set of Stockhorsa in 5 luoHeason ui ion ioi Park Farm miles north of Paris at W T Brooks druggist EAST BOUND ¬ - PARIS KY T L H Landman M f N0 Ky 508 D Paris ITER TDWM PPDPFPTY Bourbon Circuit Court James W Lancaster etc vs Wmnth street Cincinnati Will be at the Windsor Hotel Plaintiffs TUESDAY MAY 11TH 1897 Paints Tarnishes ¬ ¬ terials -- -- BnBHHBnnBnnB C F CLAY 4766 NOTICE - ¬ ¬ -- - -- ¬ two-year-o- ld two-year-o- ld six-yecr-o- ld ¬ Charles Humble etc Defendants returning every second Tuesday in each monrn Optician La ndman By virtue of a judgment of the Bour- ¬ has been visiting this don Circuit Court made and entered in city regularly for over the aoove styled cause on the 17th day ifrfrTMMTK JtTtt five years and has ad of March 1897 1 will sell publicly to wBff Xm justed glasses to the highest bidder at the Court house the eyes of the best people door in Paris Kentucky on of Paris and Bourbon County and has proven himself com- ¬ FRIDAV APRIL 30TH 1897 petent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Of 10 oclock a m between the hours Clark Clays drug store between his ¬ and 2 oclock p m the following devisits and when he makes his regular scribed property to wit visit he will examine your eyes thorough ¬ A certain lot situated in the city of ly and make any change necessary to Paris Bourbon county Kentucky and give satisfaction Examination free Beginning at the described as follows References Drs W J Fithian corner ot lot of btratford Batts lh 14th Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C or Cross street and running with the D Cram of Paris line of Stratford Batts fifty feet more or less to Eli Redmons line then with said Redmons line back toward High -street one hundred feet then with line of Wilson Biown fifty feet more or less to 14th or Cross street then with DEI said 14th or Cross street one hundred feet to the beginning and is the same olxjies- property conveyed to Harrison Jackson by Sheriff of Bourbon county and The Edmond Butler by deed recorded in Smedleyold and well known firm of Butler of Millersburg Ky Bourbon County Clerks office in Deed is now in progress of liquidation owing Book No 59 pages 446 447 and 448 to the assignment of J Gr Smedley Said sale will be made on a credit of All of the large stock of dry goods six months and the purchaser will be re- ¬ notions fancy goods domestics boots quired to execute bond with good se- ¬ shoes hats caps and every article kept curity to be approved by the under ¬ by a first class store is now being offered signed Master Commissioner bearing at cost for cash This is a fine oppor- c interest from date of sale until paid at tunitv for anv rmp wiVn f the rate of six per cent per annum but the dry goods business and assume con- ¬ by express order of the court if any of trol of a house already established and the parties to this suit who are part well known throughout Central Ken¬ owners of said property become the tucky Anyone wishing to buy the purchasers thereof they shall execute stock as a whole should address bond for the amount of the interest of ALEX BUTLER the remaining owners and for the costs Of the firm of Smedley Butler Said property is sold for the purpose of Millersburg Ky division TWA ST Sno IBstcfcTolislaoca foo mil mum l -- EMMETT M DICKSON M C B C C 24jy-96-- ly wvj -- John M Brennan Atty ICE ICE 35 To Sherman Stivers hag taken the agency for the Cincinnati Daily Times Star a most excellent paper and will Incomparable have it delivered to subscribers in any The service Crescent fast part of the city for six cents per week train North on the Queen Through Pullman drawing room sleepers Standard vestibuled day He solicits your subscription tf coaches lavatories and smoking rooms J Insure A Living Colt F BARBEE Millersburg Ky Reduced Rates to New York City fc Incomparable Service The Queen and Crescent trains are the fin- ¬ Chattanooga Tenn est trains run in the State of Kentucky May 4th Tur daily trains to Cincinnati connect v ith the main highways of the Great Trunk Two Limited Vestibuled Trains each X1 of theNorth West and East See advertisement in another column way daily making three hours quickest This is the line par excellence to Washing ¬ ton New York Boston and the East of W J Bryans new book The First time from Central Kentucky points l The Queen and Crescent connects with Battle Send your order to Cscar every line out of Cincinnati George WBabney Miller Hutchison Ky agent S T Swift P T A Lexington Ky W G Morgan D PA Lexington Ky Div PasAgent Lexington Ky county f -- The Chesapeake and Ohio Ry will sell Elegant Cafe parlor and observation cars Nine and one half hours to Cincinnati 10 round trip tickets to New York City at hours to Louisville from Chattanooga one and one third fares going April 23rd O L Mitchell to 26 inclusive and good to return until Div Pasbr Agt Arr Stamping Ground ArrDuvalls Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Newtown Arr Ceutreville Arr Elizabeth Arr Paris WEST BOUND Lve Paris Arr Elizabeth Arr Centrpville Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Duvalls Arr Stamping Ground Arr switzer ArrElkhorn ArrFrankforL GEO B- - Lve Frankfort Arr Elkhorn- Arr Switzer 630am 300pm G43am 320pm 651am 332pm 702am 348pm 708am 358pm 720am 415pm 800am 430pm S12am 442pm 822am 452pm 828am 458pm 840am 510pm THE PATRONS TO ICE MFG CO OF THE PARTS BLCEGMSS NURSERIES S3ELIBETC3-- 1897 - We appreciate your past patronage We are now ready to quote prices for next season and will not be undersold by anybody Remember our ice is of pure distilled water i I 920am 530pm EVERYTHING- for Orchard Lawn Full stock of Orna- ¬ 932am 542pm 938am 548pm mental and Fruit Trees Grape Vines 948am 558pm We em- ¬ 1000am 610pm Asparagus and Small Fruits 1040am 635pm ploy no agents but sell at Hying prices 1056am 646pm direct to the planter Telephone in 11 0am 653pm office Strawberry and general nursery 1155am 704pm ll35ara 711pm Catalogues on application to 1155am PARIS ICE MFG CO 19feb Manager 725pm for-rBour-bo- n - HARPER Genl Supt i- - V- Vt - -- - C rj Geiil Pass Agt Fkankfort Ky C D BERCAW H F EILLENMEYER Lexington Ky l26feb tf f ply to it jiuii Want t - FOR RENT cottage ras-ciass 5 rooms Or B a ritr O EDWARDSl repair ti 10 Ap-- per r J v4iatf yaSWira i ZZj mm - r if- - S - i qBSrfiyffir SWL VlreTrai i 1 r - JjJgJ8fc i - jyif lHf ilrl SSmtoKfrj mmMk g ArJillrirffinfvtf ar6fc - S ggfJK

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