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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. i- - - jrrt9gpr f r 5J 7tv S - ir THE CHAMP MILLER OUR M1LLERSBURG If T to v N EWS Establised irrar i - 1 sw ta v Editors and Owners FEINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY t feb fc 3 1881 - J V sT SEVEMTEESTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KT FSIDAY APRIL 30 1897 MASTER MOHHISSIOiroilS OP THE WAR Between Turkey and Greece Is nothing when compared to the war that r saseei SALE NO 35 BLfiAJJM IBM LI- - mrT Zv riV r News Notes Gathered Burc In And About The Wednesday buying wool Mr Warren Bacon of Paris was here Brower Scott Frazee PRICE Come and see the CO 1- CLOTHIERS are making on High Prices i The Socrates Bowles sale will occur to morrow at ten oclock a m Miss Nora Wad ell will close her school at Hutchison to morrow Mrs O M Best and Mrs Ed Ingels visited friends in Carlisle Wednesday Mr Holman T Boulden of Sardis is the guest of Squire R B Boulden this week Miss Sue Johnson guest of Miss Lucile Judy returned to Mt Sterling Monday for The Democratic candidates County Judge will speak here to- - f Emmett Charles OuXXCL I Bourbon Circuit Court Corner Main and Broadway Lexington Ey Redmon Defendant By virtue of a judgment of the Bour ¬ bon Circuit Court rendered on the 16th day of March 1897 in the above styled cause I will sell publicly at the Court house door in Paris Kentucky to the highest and best bidder on ljickson ReceiveretcPltf r vs R SOMETHING NEW FIBER CARPETS AND RUGS Artistic Durable Low Priced Elegant Spring 8 mm For 1 ill That we are selling for V F Also Nobby Childrens Suits i2 3 fSI 1 G9 Efll And ra 1 ai j sy i1 VWW tm i S H It morrow Mclntyre shipped a McC lintock car of hogs from Shawhan Tuesday to Cincinnati Mr Rovce Allen and mother Mrs Nancy Allen went to Augusta yester- ¬ day to visit relatives The Ladies Aid Society of the M E Church will have a strawberry supper on Friday night May 7th Rev Laird of Texas will not arrive here until next week and will preach on the second Sunday in May Mr W Ernst Butler is agent for the Chicago Rambler aud the Ideal Bicycles 3t Call and see before yon buy Mr Jas Watson of Scotland and Mr John Watters of Crawfordsville Ind were here this week looking for good horses N Mr John R Earl former L agent at this place was robbed of his coat a fine gold watch and five dollars in money at his residence The Sunday Enquirer can be had at Wadeils drug store by one Smith oclock p m by giving me your order during the week T M Purnell 2t Mattie Turner colored who was killed Saturday at Covington was a native of this place She was burried mor- ¬ Clarke colored here Chas tally wounded was also raised here CARLISLE MOfAY j4 MAY m 1897 ¬ -- H Tia m S Remember the Merchant Tailoring Department SuitS k Spring Overcoats t o Order News Give us a call and be convinced Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded night From Nicholas County Precincts The City Council will meet Monday Culled Misses Alice and Emma Ashbrook Of Dakota arrived Friday to visit Mrs M Brooks G Who pay cash like to deal where they can get the benefit of cash We appreciate that kind of trade and you can save money by dealing with us We will make our Fine Black Worsted Cutaway FOE ft jj raised bou last Sunday xor the purpose Durctiaser will be allowed to pay tne of buying new pews new carpets paint ¬ purchase money if he so desires upon the ing the building inside and out and confirmation of said sale frescoing the walls EMMETT M DICKSON Nicholas county the terms of the In M C B C C following postmasters do not expire un ¬ Q Ward Atty J til the dates set opposite their names Carlisle the county seat Miss Phoebe Maun May 26 1900 Davidson W R Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository Davidson March 13 1899 Hoontown corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we are now prepared D E Wilson Jan 21 1900 Licking W OP do all kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles such G Dayton August 21 1900 Morning carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new glory Victor Ross Jnne 25 1900 and f 3em4iojsbd6l about 12 gclock noon the following deCarpeting made yard wide scribed ral estate to wit All thj interest of the defendant Rugs from mat size to 9 by 12 feet Charles rR Redmon in and to the dower tract of land of his mother Mrs ElizabethjT Redmon which contains one hundred and twenty five 125 acres of laud and is described and bounded as follows to wit Beginning at 13 a buckeyeree at a bend in a lane corner to Marptgp and running N 63 W 16 poles to 28 thlethiiddle of said lane thence S 17J W WtiS poles to 29 a stake thence ZL5T N 68i Wg60 poles then with the mid- ¬ dle of a fjhce S 10J- W 7872 poles to 31 a stone now set thence S 74 E 15932 to 26 the middle of said pike the fence runningjfparallel with this line the Come bring your friends with you divisionline must be pnt upon said line and inspect our stock of then wiWthe middle thereof N 8E 69 64 poles to ij then N 3 W 6808 poles then Nfe W 11624 poles to 12 then SS2U W 1284 noles to of the the beginning interest the dbfendant Charles R Redmon in said landjbeiuff the one undivided one New Styles New Weaves fifth thereof subject to the life estate of New Designs New Novelties the saidiElizabeth T Redmon or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy tSe debt interest and cost as A Of herein stated Said 8le is made to satisfy a judg ¬ New Styles Low Prices ment inffavor of the plaintiff herein Ladies Spring Suits against Xhe defendant for the sum of Ladies Separate Dress Skirts 80000jwith interest thereon from the Ladies Bicycle Suits 23rd dajof February 1893 until the Latest Designs In Wash Fabrics day of sale The debt and interest ag gregating on said date the sum of 100133and also the costs of this suit to wit 7080 making the total to be raised thj sum of 107213 Said sale will be made upon a credit of six and A full line of New Novelties Notions and Fancy Goods Kid Gloves a Specialty twelve months for equal parts of the B purchase money and for which the pur to execute bonds chaser will be required WITH with good surety to be approved by the undersigned Master Commissioner and payablejto the Commissioner and bear- J1 Lexington Ey ine race ot six per cent 14 E Main Street BROWER SCOTT rKAZtL ILiEIXiKrG TOiKr - J- iw 0 i Complete Line Silks ¬ New Styles In Ladies Shirt Waists All Mail Orders Promptly Attended To ¬ W HUTCHINSON 1 r APPLETON EDGE SiVC A T - 1 1 - A vtr HkV 1 HHHHHHHHEHKHHHHHilMHiHMIIIHHHHHHHMIHHIBHHHiiHHIHHfliBflflHHHHRHRHIHiil rjtj New Buggy Company MASTERS SALE on to as Pleaeant Valley 1899 Mercury J F Jolly March 14 hkm MM if kite BUGGIES BASOUGHBS SUBSIES everything in the vehicle line The public is invited to inspect our TT t f This will be a saving to you of 8 10 to S15 Bourbon Circuit Court stock and compare our prices We have engaged experienced expert Economy Ruildiug and Loan Associa- ¬ workmen to do onr work and insure satisfaction and guarantee all tion of Paris Kentucky Plaintiff jobs to be first class vs Call and see us Prompt attention to all orders William Remington Defendant By virtue of a judgment of the Bour-¬ bon Circuit Court made and entered in the above styled cause on the 23rd day of March 1897 1 will sell publicly at the Court house door in Paris Ken- ¬ tucky on Trousers 350 4 and up Parts FornisUmganuTaiioriug Co H S STOUT Manager Fred Lansing Cutter H Hagoaid By HIGH ST COR FOURTH PARIS KY Saturday May 1st 1897 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 inchesto the lot of Mrs O H Buck adjoining the property of Newton Mitchell on the S E and the property of Mfs Mary C Dnnoan on the N W andis the same property con- ¬ veyed to said Wm Remington by Mary C Duncan by deed of record m the Clerks office of the County Court of Bourbon county Ky Deed Book 71 page 578 Said sale will be made upon a credit cf 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 by the undersigned Master Commission- ¬ er and bearing interest from day of sale at the rate of six per cent per annum having the force and effect of a judg- ¬ ment Said sale is made to satisfy a judgment in favor of the plaintiff herein against tae defendant for the sum of PRIDE OF PARIS The Best The Whitest Purest and Granny 87 MF The only safe sure and reliable Female PlXIi ever offered to Ladies especially recommend PENNYROYAL I ed to married Ladies PZLIiS and take no other Ask for DB MOTTS PXETHYBOYAIi per r-Send for circular Price 100 lox 6 boxes for 500 - Cleveland9 Oliio AJLi CO XMR MOTTS CHDEftllC PILL iNfllMIMtttMtltNfff Iam rmicYl nnri Innrr Metcalfe hjn years old and hare used about all of the mj life and that I have nerer used any remedy equal to Dr lierin grippe as well as other coughs Qlrl Hnrin rmprifa hir for the benefit of the suffering I will say tlt 1 it gives our house all the time and would not be without it Hej H A Uncixrx 720 South 4th St Paducah Ky quiclc and permanent re- f e keep it in I Bells- For Sale By W T Brooks Druggist DR BELLS ar-Honey -T- FLOUR PARIS MILLING CO Ask Your Grocer For It T ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL persons having vclaims against assigned estate of J W Mock Co are requested to present ttiem ac once properly proven as required by law at my office in Paris Ky Those knowing themselves indebted to the firm Co are requested to f J W Mock pay promptly and thereby ayoid court are not so well known as some other imp Pine a 4 4 Take No Other Smith Barnes Pianos Not High Priced SACK EVERY GUARAHTEED Is Bold by all druggists or sent upon receipt 1 of price 25c COc and l per bottle by J The E E Satheriand Kedlelne Co PjlttMtli TCV W HARMON STITT 26fb Assignee pianos because they have not been For this same extensively advertised reason they are - - RAHKOAD TIME CARD L N R R m ASSIGNEES NOTICE having claims against ALLnersons estate of Isaac F hereby notified to present Chanslor are them at once properly proven as re- ¬ quired by law to the undersigned or to Mis attorney Harmon Stitt Paris Ky ARRIVAL OP TRAINS E T REES Assignee Shannon Mason Co m luio p m They are most suitable for the homes EMMETT M DICKSON From Lexington 439 a m 740 a m of the people We carry a complete stock of uprights and they are well From 339 p m 622 p amm 742 a m Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit Richmond 435 Court Catalogues of worthy of inspection 333 p m Smith Barnes Pianos sent on request From Maysville 745 a m 330 p m McMillan Talbott Attorneys We are sole representatives for the DEPARTURE OF TRAINS Steinway Pianos From Cincinnati 1116 a of six per cent per annum said debt and interest amounting on the day of sale to the sum of 501700 and the costs of this suit 12350 making the total amount to be raised on the day of sale the amount of 514050 530 p 445950 with interest thereon from March 30th 1895 until paid at the rate WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED Nt TOBACCO HOGSHEADS 1 WITH BEST INDIANA WHITE OAK HOOPS WILL SELL CHEAP 26fb Ky Ernest Urchs 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 To Cincinnati 445 a m 752 347 p m To Lexington752 a m 1127 540 p m 1021 p m To Richmond 1125 a in 537 1025 p m To Maysville 750 a m 630 p a a m m m See advertisement in another column The First of W J Bryans new book Battle p Miller Hutchison Ky bon county -- Send your order to Oscar agent for Bour- ¬ TARR TEMPLIK y tf -- - tf ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER FB Carr m Agent tion sick headaches 25c Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa- ¬ at druggists JU ijmW wiiife IN A wrrriiW fi - 1 THE EOUEEON NEWS FJRIDAY APH1L 30 1897 PANIC THREE SHIPS V The Grnok Troops Fled From Iiirissa After a Short Skirmish The Turks Cap With Cargoes and Two Piers at New tured Six Large Guns la tho Fort With port News Burned Several Prisoners London April 27 The correspond- ¬ ent of the Times at Larissa telegraph-ing- - Lobs Will Aggregate Two Million Dollars county was Wednesday elected United States senator to succeed Joe Blackfrom that point Sunday evening Tho Crew of th Gerinau Sailing burn democrat says Ship J D Bischoff Hud a Very Nar ¬ row lCscapo From Cremation The town was occupied hy the Turkish cavalry at 6 oclock Monday Newport News Va April 2S Fire morning- aftera short skirmish The Ohio Greek troops iled in a panic and most broke out in the Chesapeake 2STo 5 ¬ an early of the civilians abandoned their resi- Railroad Cos pier at ¬ - HON W J DEBOE Gains the Long Deferred Honor of Being the First Republican Senator Sleeted in Kentucky Frankfort Ky April 29 William J Deboe republican of Crittenden FIFTY FIFTH C0NGBES Extraordinary Session Washington April 2a Senate ¬ MANY DROWNED- - JL p - hour Tuesday morning and before the tor general of artilleryMustaphaMatik flames were checked damage to the ex- ¬ Reythe sultansaid de camp and Habit tent of two million dollars had been Bey and Sefulah Bey entered the done Two of the companys immense piers town with the cavalry The Turks captured six large guns in the fort were destroyed three vessels burned and a mountain battery with several to the waters edge a tug boat entireprisoners among- them officers and all ly destroyed and eight persons in ¬ the military stores Edhem Pasha jured some of them seriously The flames were discovered in Pier 5 prohibited any pillaging- and there have been neither massacres nor out- about 415 Tuesday morning and rages thoug h some of the Greeks spread with such rapidity that it was burned their houses The dead are impossible to make any headway not numerous The Turks maintain against them A fierce north wind excellent discipline The Greek army fanned the flames furiously and swept iied to the mountain sides Many of them across the docks to Pier 6 which the inhabitants are already returning was soon also burning furiously The British steamship Clintonia At this moment 0 p m the Otta man troops are entering- the town in which was loading with oil tobacco triumph trumpets playing- and ban and general merchandise at Pier 5 was ners waving- Mustapha Matik Bey soon ablaze Tugs pulled her out into has been constituted commandant of the midde of the river where an inef-¬ the town lie has taken possession of fectual battle was waged at terrible the bank with the money it contains odds against the flames that were rag ¬ The town will be held by a small gar- ing in her inflammable cargo She rison Milita operations in this was burned to the water line at 10 quarter are for the time concluded oclock Tuesday night dences Grumhoff Pasha the inspec¬ ¬ - - ¬ - W J DEBOB - - ¬ f- - The cautious policy of Edhem Pasha is fully justified and he deserves every congratulation as a skillful and hu mane general London April 27 The dispatches of the special correspondents for pub lication Tuesday consist for the most part of additional details of the Greeks discomfiture The Turkish plans are not yet revealed There is no douby now that Crown Prince Constantine ordered the bridges to be destroyed before the Greeks abandoned Larissa but damag e could not be done beyond what could be easily repaired by the Turks It seems equally certain that the Greeks only escaped a crushing ¬ ¬ defeat with returning da3 light y cipitate flight pre- - Js r a Pentepigadia Col Maros has asked for reinorcements in order to insure his advance to Janina Col Dairak taris has therefore started with 200G men to assist him The report that Col Maros has been ordered to retire is unfounded The news from Epirus is conflictingIt seems certain that the Turks have reoccupied Pentepigadia and it is not improbable that the Greeks have retreated to Arta showing that the Turks allowed them to advance to Pen tepigadia solely in order to destroy the column Athens April 27 The latest dispatches here show that the Greeks have occupied all the positions around ¬ ¬ ¬ 4r iflMilnllinwiiii lii n 1SQ MkI April 27 Advices here the correspondent of the Associated Press with the Turks at Larissa say that the quantity of military stores abandoned by the Greeks at Tyrnavos and other places prove that they did not retreat but from ¬ Athens fled precipitately The Greek government has demand ¬ ed of the directors of the Thessalian railroads that the continue the service of the Volo Larissa railroad If the directors refuse the government will occupy the line with troops THE CAPITAL Wm ¬ 8L- - I6 Pr- - r Kr i M Jr W w - - - tary of State UellH my Storer Minister Plenipotentiary to lielqrium Washington April 27 The presi ¬ dent Monday sent the following nom inations to the senate State William R Day of Ohio to be assistant secretary of state Bellamy Storer of Ohio envoy extraordinary and minister plentipotentiarj to Bel ¬ gium George M Fisk of Ohio second secretary of the embassy of the Unit ed States at Berlin Germany Hunt ¬ ington Wilson of Illinois to be second secretary of the legation of the Unit- ed States at Tokio Japan Justice Thomas R Purnell district judge for the eastern district of North Carolina Edward G Bradford district judge for the district of Delaware imterior Cassius M Barnes of Ok lahoma to be governor of Oklahoma ¬ ¬ It Day Appointed Assistant Secre ¬ territory Frank G Decke bach register of the land office at Olympia Wash To Be Receivers of Public Moneys John O B Scobey at Olympia Wash Porter Warner at Rapid City S D To Be Agents for Indians Asa C Sharp of Maryland at Ponca Pawnee etc agency in Oklahoma Thomas Richards of North Dakota at Fort Berthold agency N D Wm H Mey ¬ er of Colorado at South Ute agency in Colorado Treasury Elmer J Miller surveyor of customs port of Columbus O Hen ¬ ry Brady melter of the mint at Den ¬ ver CoL Postmasters James F Steinbreck Lake City Col Frank E Benjamin Terre Haute Ind Owen S Higgins Lebanon O Henry Curran Stevens Point Wis The democratic members of the finance committee have not yet made a definite reply to the republican mem- ¬ bers concerning the proposition to bring the tariff bill directly into the senate before submitting it to the com-¬ mittee as a body but a majority of the democrats have signified their opposi- ¬ tion to such a plan and will insist upon a full committee consideration It is believed that all democratic members of the committee will insist upon this plan g The Mon on Receivers Report W H McDoel receiver of the Monon Mon ¬ 27 The ending of the two years fight to sleet a senator was dramatic At 11 oclock politicians were crowding into the lobbies of the old statehouse The republicans marshaled their forces an hour before the joint assembly met at noon and a steering committee kept The Norwegian steamship Solveig careful eyes on every legislator Wom- ¬ which was loading grain at pier 5 en were scattered through the house next caught The crew managed to of representatives escape by climbing down the hawsers Upon the roll call the democrats sat to the pier republicans and half Ohio silent only the Meanwhile the Chesapeake the gold democrats answering Eightj tug Wanderer which had caught fire one responses assured a quorum and had burned to the waters edge The Deboes election German sailing ship J D Bischoff Deboe was then formerly placed in taking on staves from the north side nomination by Nat Howard republi ¬ of pier 0 also caught The flames can leader seconded by Senator Clark obtained such a hold on her that they As only SI were present by the roll call could not be conquered and she went 42 votes were all that were need to the bottom at 0 oclock Tuesday af-¬ sd to secure the victory for ternoon for the republicans Deboe got 71 votes The crew of this vessel had a very Martin the candidate of the gold narrow escape from being cremated democrats 13 and Stone 1 They were aroused by John Anderson When Speaker Blanford of the one of the crew and were only rescued house cast the ballot that landed De- ¬ with the greatest difficulty after the boe men stood and cheered and women captain and boatswain had been badly waved handkerchiefs burned The heavy north wind and A roll of the absentees was then the heroic efforts of the fire depart- sailed and the Blackburn silver demoment saved the large grain elevator of crats responded 50 strong their efOhio Co from dethe Chesapeake quorum having been forts to struction The fire was rapidly useless break the This brought the number spreading across the conveyors that present and voting to 105 making GS connect the elevator with the piers necessary to a choice Deboe had won but with the aid of a locomotive and by a margin of two votes and Lieut an immense chain the conveyors sup- ¬ Gov Worthington announced the re ports were pulled out the conveyors oclock The members sult themselves torn down and this danger yelledat 1227 minutes and then the for ten averted At 1 oclock Tuesday afternoon the joint session adjourned sine die Gov Bradley has already written fire had spent its fury and was well out a certificate of election for Hon under control W There are vague rumors of many the J Deboe of Crittenden county as junior senator from Kentucky to persons having lost their lives but Hon J C S Blackburn they can not be traced to any reliable succeedterm expired whose the 4th of March source e by The Chesapeake Ohio Railroad Co last will limitation with him to his take this estimates their loss at about 300000 home Thursday and will be in his which is fully covered by insurance seat in The total loss including the three tive bodythe worlds greatest delibera when it convenes on Monday ships and their cargoes the tug Wan- next derer and the merchandise in the piers will probably reach two million AN ICEBERG dollars The insurance on the piers is car- Wrecks a Frenchlirigantine on the Griul Kan kg Only Four of tho rtw Picked ried by a large insurance syndicate Up Three iu a Comatose State The steamship Clintonia was owned St Johns N F April 29 Anxiety by Robinson Sons North Shields the Solveig by C Michelson Sons is felt at St Pierre as to the condition Bergen and the J D Bischoff by J J of the four survivors of the wrecked French brigantine Valiant which Bischoff Bremen struck an iceberg- on the Grand Banks Threats by Turnpike Mob on the nig ht of April 24 and foundered Richmond Ky April 27 The turn- ¬ immediately Three of them are in a pike mob spirit in Garrard count Lomatoso condition and it is feared seems to be worse than at any place that one will not live through the in Kentucky After demolishing many night tollgates and making numerous Their physical and mental sufferings threats someone wrote a fier letter are terrible It was found necessary to the Central Record at Lancaster to amputate the arms and feet of saying The people voted for free three Their ears and noses were pikes won them and should have shockingly frozen and the flesh prethem I myself voted against free sents a ghastly and leprous like appikes however 1 am not in favor of pearance As if this were not wretcha certain class using the pikes free edness enough their reason is tempoand others having to pay You need rarily if not permanently gone As not be surprised if 800 or 900 men ride they lie in their cots they rave in disto Lancaster m daylight and instruct tracted recollection of their awful exthe court what disposition to make of perience the roads It is scarcely possible to get any def Beer Boycott Indorsed inite notion of the incidents of the disInd April 28 The aster but it seems from what can be Indianapolis Cental Labor union of this city com- ¬ snatched from their incoherent rav posed of representatives of all the sub ings that four dories were overturned ordinate unions has indorsed a boy- at the moment of the wreck Two of cott of the Cincinnati Brewing Co on the men on board the rescued dory the recommendation of the Hamilton were taken from the water almost O Co operative Trades council The drowned They were the first to perboycott was not indorsed until a lively ish The third who died was a young meeting had been held at which it was fellow about eighteen aid that there was a difference of Four boats are known to have got opinion among members of the Harail- - away from the ship but the captains on union as to the advisability of tho boat was the only one afterward seen loycott by the occupants of the rescued dory The intense cold made it almost imGreece May Become a Republic Athens April 2S Popular feeling possible for them to do anything in joints to a revolution in favor of a re- the way of navigating the dory and public The citizens are greatly ex-¬ they were compelled to drift helpcited at the revelations made by form- lessly The most horrifying incident of the er Minister Ralli as to the conduct of the campaign Tuesday large meet-¬ experience was the cannibalism to ings were held in Constitution square which they were driven by the pangs and other places and fiery harangues of hunger The dead body which they have been delivered by well known used for food was frozen so stiff that orators in denunciation of those who they were scarcely able to hack off the flesh with their knives For two days would betray Greece the life of the survivors was sustained Four Persons Drowned in this way Ore April 2S An elecPortland Everything that is possible is being tric car was thrown from the track at done to find the missing boats Outthe corner of East Morrison and Eighth going vessels will make a close streets Tuesday afternoon and plunged of the waters north and south search of St into a slough 25 feet below Four per- Johns but there is little hope of Jur- sons were drowned and 15 injured ther rescue ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ afternoon Mr Allen Neb offered the resolution providing that the chief executive express the sympathy of the American people to the government of Greece Referred Th free homestead bill was made the unfin ished business of the senate A coinmittej of 15 senators was named to participate in th Grant ceremonies On the announcement ol the death of Representative Holman the sen ate adjourned as a mark of respeot the ad journment being until next Monday House The house Thursday adopted a special order for the consideration of the senate smendments of the Indian appropriation bil without reference to a committee Mr Bland of Missouri protested vigorously against th course but only had a following of 34 no enough to get a second vote Mr Simpson oi Kansas is out of the city therefore was not ii evidence The senate amendments of minoi importance were concurred In except that removing ahe Indian supply depot from Chicagc to Omaha The amendment relative to th opening of the Uncompahgre reservation was not acted upon Thursday While It was beinj debated the death of Judge Holman was announced and as a mark of respect the hous adjourned Washington April 24 House The hous Friday completed the consideration of tin senate amendments to the Indian appropriation bill and sent the bill to conference Th main contention as on Thursday centered about the senate proposition to open the Un compahgre Indian reservation under the mineral land laws Finally an amendmem was recommended to the effect that nc corporation should be tc allowed obtain possession of these gilsonito deposits but that government should lease the lands in limited areas and for limited terms ol years The senate amendment striking from the house the bill provision for the ratification of the oil and gases made by the council of the Seneca Indians last December after 2 sharp debate was disagreed to Mr Bland of Missouri attempted early in thi session to secure action on the resolution rel- ¬ ative to the Union Pacific railroad mortgages which he tried to offer last week but the speaker ruled that the resolution was not privileged A resolution was adopted bj which a committee of 25 was appointed to attend the dedication of the Grant tomb in New York on Tuesday and the house agreed to a programme of three days adjournments foi next week Washington April 27 Senate Th senate chamber had a deserted appearance when the session opened Monday many o the senators having gone to New York to at tend the Grant ceremonies Mr Harris oi Tennessee was at his desk for the first time in many weeks and was congratulated on hh recovery from a serious illness In the ab sence of the vice president and president pre tem Mr Frye Mr Nelson of Minnesota occupied the chair Dr Milburns openlnj prayer made eloquent reference to the gather ing of thousands to pay tribute to the grea chieftain Grant and invoke that the glow o patriotism freshly enkindled may strengthei our nation our government and the union o the states When the Indian bill was reported bad from the house an effort was mado to send i to conference but Mr Gorman objected say ing that it had been understood that no business whatever was to be transacted Thereupon at 120 p m on motion of Mr Morrill the senate adjourned to Thursday House The house held a purely formal session Monday Many of the members hac gone to New York to attend the Grant toml exercises and under the arrangement made last Friday after the reading of the journa an adjournment was immediately taken until Thursday The presidents message trans mitting the report of the Mexican boundarj line commission was however received beMr C W Stone rep fore adjournment Pa presided as speaker pro tem Thert were less than cC members present ¬ ¬ Mighty Wave or Water Six Feet Deep and a Mile Wids Strikes Guthrie O T Crushing Houses and Driving People to The Nel son bankruptcy bill was passed Thursdas the Tree Tops ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ T April 29 Fifty people are believed to have been drowned here Tuesday At 0 oclock Tuesday morning a mighty wave of water six feet deep and a mile wide swept down the Cottonwood valley The water struck the city with a mighty roar crushing houses and driving people screaming from their Guthrie O ¬ homes ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ At the first rush every bridge and every boat went All West Guthrie is fti water 10 feel deep The river is 30 feet above its or dinary level The water is four feel deep on the railroad track and the track is giving away The telegraph is likely to fail at any moment Hundreds of people are ic trees but they can not be helped Men trying to swim the channel tc reach four women and a babe in a tree were carried away People are float ing off on houses A woman wading from home witt her babe on her head was seen to gc under The air is hideous with the screams of dying animals There it absolutely no way of helping the people as there are no buildings and nc boats Parties escaping from the flood estimate that fully 50 persons have been drowned The property loss is untold At 10 oclock the flood was stationary Two women and a child were carried away on a building One man and two women who were on a house rooi when it went to pieces perished It is absolutely impossible to get the names Scores are missing and many buildings are still going A girl whe was in a tree near the railway station for hours gave up and fell into the water Hundreds of men are building boats at the lumber yards Gus Piatt and George Willis swan through the main current cut a fiat boat from its moorings and saved seven persons making a landing miles below the city It is believed that many were caught in bed in small houses and were drowned The big Cigarron bridge is gone and immense damage done in the country Skelton creek has washed away scores of farmhouses Cottonwood river cuts directly through the city of Guthrie capital oi Oklahoma separating the colored section from the business part Cottonwood is usually dry but it has been known to rise several feet in a nights time The business section of Guthrie ii situated on a knoll The river is on the east side and the railroad tracks of the Santa Fe follow a gully on the wesl side crossing the river half a mile south of the city Most of the dwellings on the east side occupied by Negroes are one story and the slightest flood would carry them away Guth rie has a population of aboutS000 one ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Ofttimes a break can be repaired if the prop- ¬ er means are at hand One of the many great advantages of using a Winchester make of riile or repeating shot gun is that if any part of the gun is broken it can be eas- ¬ ily replaced at a trifling cost All Winches- ¬ ter guns are made by a system of inter- ¬ changeable parts o that a part will fit any Winchester gun of like model This per¬ mits the owner of a Winchester to renew any part of the gun without the aid of a Parts can be obtained through any gun dealer in the country This fea- ¬ ture alone should recommend strongly guns made by the Winchester Repeating Ct Send for Anns Co New Haven their large illustrated catalogue free -- Strong Point for the Wincliestewr- In time everything breaks or wears out gun--mak- er said there was one thing about- What wa Com me he didnt like mans arm De¬ Another Doiu that DoraITc s troit Free VVIiat SOUTH DAKOTA acres of good iand for He can buy Pay 400 down balance in three 1000 payments due in 3 4 and 5 years at 7 pen cent He can also buy 100 choice ewes tor 300 and ten good cows for 300 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 before it is due In live years he will have a farm all paid for and well stocked For descriptive lists and prices address H F Hunter Immi- ¬ 160 a Man Can Do VVitli 1000 -- -- -- gration Agent for touth Dakota born Street Chicago 111 295 Dear- - Some people enjoy saying mean things- about others so well that they dont go to the trouble to find out if they are true Washington Democrat 3T 4 The above class of scientists recognize and have repeatedly borne testimony to the eiii cacy of llostettcrs Stomach Litters as a remedy and preventive of fever and ague rheumatism want of vigor liver complaint and some other ailments and infirm con- ¬ ditions of the system Experience and obser- vation have taught them its value They hut echo the verdict long since pronounced by the public and the press Only the benighted now are ignorant of Amerioua tonic and alterative 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 Physicians Wise in their Generation -- jcu chew tobacco for pleasure cso Star It is not only the best but the raosfc lastinj and therefore the cheapest As Considering how mean men can he they deserve credit for being as good as they Atchison Globe Star Tobacco arc ¬ Fits stopped free and permanently cured Xo fits after first days use of Dr Klines Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st PhilaPa We can fee one way with a little thought a second or tbinl thought to see the best way Rams Horn- - but it usually lakes Oil builds up and finishes with a cure Pains and aches break down St Jacobs ¬ ¬ ¬ Seuator-electDe-bo- ¬ ¬ WORKING WOMENS National Convention in Philadelphia A Meeting of Uncommon Interest1 Philadelphia April 29 Several hundred women active in their re- ¬ ¬ 1 - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ spective localities assembled here Wednesday to take part in the national convention of working womens societies The chief object of the convention is the betterment ol the condition of the working women and the delegates directly represent clubs of working women and girls Perhaps the most prominent organization represented is the Chicagc Association of Young Womens clubs composed of ten clubs of women banded together for mutual help It maintains a business womans exchange and other enterprises of s business and money earning nature The convention which opens Wednes day and continues until Friday night will be addressed by Miss Grace Dodge Mrs Frederick Nathan and othSimilar er women of prominence movements have been extremely successful on the other side of the water the National Union of Working Wom en which was organized about the middle of the seventies having had at one time a membership of over twenty five thousand ¬ ¬ ¬ self-supporti- ng ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ FOUR DEAD In a Tenement Fire in New York Mothers Throw Children From a Window 2Jew Yokk April 29 Four persons I ¬ ¬ lost their lives in the flathouse corner of Third avenue and Fifty fourth street Brooklyn Wednesday morn ing The dead are Mrs Celia Barnett i5 years old Mrs Carrie Newell 3S years John Newell 5 years and Lewis Newell u ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The two bo3S are children of Mrs Newell and were thrown from the fourth story windows by the terror stricken mother and although men below held blankets to catch them their efforts were iruitless and the children werekilied The mother her Belf was found later by the firemen iu the hallway burned beyond recognition After throwing her two children out of the window it is supposed that the woman attempted to escape herseli down the stairs but owing to the flense volumes of smoke that filled the building was overcome and suffocated Mrs Barnett the other victim of the fire was found burned to a crisp in the years ¬ Wednesday night forty or fifty people could be seen clinging to trees and roofs of buildings but could not be reached and will have to spend the night where they are The strength of many may fail them before morn insr The fate of many others who are known to have been- car ried down stream will not be known until daybreak and perhaps not then It is impossible to get any definite news from the hundreds of rescued people on the bluffs west of the city bed Those who escaped are rushing in the hallway on frantically about in search of missing The flames started the first floor and it is believed they oaes- The rivers was going- down were of incendiary origin rapidly Wednesday night ¬ ¬ the best in fact the One True Blooil Purifier dxowned Sold by all druggists six for 5 The wife and five childien of Wesley McGill colored were drowned in theii H ncid ire Pi Hs to talca isjrilli viththe only Sarsaparilia Hoods home Ts 1 ¬ A Negro woman with a babe in her arms desperately tried to steady her self in a tree top calling the while foi help She grew weak and sthe baby slipped into the water and was She was finally rescued drowned and said her family of six had been lost A woman wading from home wTith her baby on her head was seen to go under and a man swimming the chan nel to reach four women and a baby in a tree was carried down stream Twc women and a child were carried away on a bridge further down stream and one man and two women in plair sight of shore were on a house rooi when it went to pieces They all perished Three men Waiter Olds John Van dusen and Eugene Gilia sought to res cue an old man from a tree Their raft struck an overhanging tree and they barely saved themselves by clam bering into another tree They were finally rescued on a rope sent to them by means of a shotgun and cord Two men secured a small stern wheel pleasure boat and started to the rescue of half a dozen men and women lodged in a tree The persons were rescued amid the cheers of the spectators The cable holding the craft finally broke and it was carried down stream but ultimately landed safely Adjt Gen Jameson of the terri torial militia narrowly escaped with his family He was forced to wade and lead his horse with his family in the buggy jonn iuetz agea 00 was capsized while trying to save a woman whe sank before he reached her Metz himself was barely rescued George Owens Attorney Teague Ray and Dick Pearson were precipitated into the water while trying tc save some people and Owens was ¬ third colored think without act and you are a visionaryRams Horn Just try a 10c box of Cascarets candy ca tharticfincst liverand bowel regulatormade Act Avithout thought and you area fool - He is littlest who belittles others Ramas Horn Dont refuse or excuse St JacebsiQITfeft yl the cure tor bruise Nothing will upbiaid you like unused faculties Rams Horn When bilious or costive cat a Ca scared candy cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 25c Reflection is a key thas unlocks the treas ¬ ures of the memory llams Horn flT fe ¬ The nerves are tortured by neuralgia soothed and cured by St Jacobs Oil do not know Intelligence L Rams Horn large- - in knowing what wo ¬ ffagijGaic ¬ ¬ Broke Out and Caused Intenso ¬ 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 and my tonsils were consumed I read of cures of scrofula by Hoods Sarsaparilia and procured six bottles After taking a few bottles I felt better I continued until I was eventually cured 1 have never been troubled with scrofula since that time Hoods Sarsaparilia lceeps my blood puro--ispring and fall Mas Sauah G Dales Rutland 111 Be sure to get Hoods because Suffering Hoods Sarsaparilia Keeps the Blood Pure Several years ago I had scrofula u ¬ nijyij9 Kt parilla X arsa- - s51k Js sk t V 4 frtVi S3 Fv r msS ftttsSl i S SB uc tec - - m of Hires Rootbcer on a swelteriner hot day is highly essen- ¬ tial to comfort and health It cools the blood reduces your temperature tones the stomach at one of the embassies here from Athens says that King George of day morning filed with the United Greece may be at any moment deposed ceived Indianapolis Ind April London May Be Deposed or Assassinated April 28 A dispatch re- ¬ the receipts for the month were 308 424 5 making a total of S40487174 The total disbursements were 324 36048 leaving a balance on hand of 513051146 Some time ago the receiver was authorized to borrow 200 D00 for improvements and the report shows that 9222373 of that sum has been expended States clerk his report for the month or assassinated and that the mob is of March It shows that February 28 likely to take possession of the city he had on hand 14644715 and that The dispatch adds that the worst is feared Capt -- ¬ Ohio national guard is organizing a company in Dayton O to go to Greece Otto Paul formerly of the Louis April 29 Streams through Missouri are swollen by ex tremely heavy rains and it is reported that a number of people have drowned Stock has been drowned and growing crops destroyed The break in the Hunt levee near Warsaw 111 will flood 30000 acres The situation in the neighboring Mississippi valley is grave ¬ ¬ Seventy five applications have been received The many Greeks in that city are taking a lively iuterest in the pro Ject ¬ New Yokk April announces that provision has been made for a giant statue to cap the iome of Grants tomb The addition it is said will be designed by the Mu nicipal Art Union The statue may cost 15000 and the association has 512000 on hand Colored Man to lianc Alexandria Va April 29 James Lewis colored charged with outrag Kesidence Burned Higgissport O April 29 -- G A ing Mrs Ida Eeidel a white woraant Boehms residence two miles east of was found guilty by a jury at Fairfaa this place burned Tuesday night Court House Wednesday night and th death penalty imposed Loss 4000 insurance 2000 St Destructive Floods in Missouri A Statue to Cap Grant 29 Tomb Gen Portei I ¬ J I The first detachment of the Red Cross societv oi Russia consisting of two doctors and 20 sisters of mercy with all that is necessary for establishing a hospital with 50 beds has started for the seat of war 29 St Petersburg April Tbe Red Cross or Russia -- naHi 7T GO should be 4C 2 in cverv home in every shop 1 Hootbeer office iu every work- ¬ 20 i 10 clone Wjclnesday Kansas City Kan April A KnnR Cycloce 29 A cy- ¬ are down and Salena doing an enormous amount ofdamage All the telegraph wires Tt is through the country between Abilene Dooming swept 13 driuk more health ful than ice water more delightful and satisfying than any otner beverage pro ¬ duced Made cnlr Yrr m Hires Co Philadelphia A piste ape makct 5 gallous M tv- - A temrjerancf 4 S were lost 5ared tliat iiany lives 1 K li 5 w- I ti iiaLASC J rV - j r f r y 4 1 fV Vi THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY APRIL 30 1897 greeted the distinguished bared head despite the nipping wind party as it moved through the decor that swept across the exposed stand ated streets the enthusiasm being so and delivered his address 2Duringthe Dedication of Gen Ulysses noteworthy that President Mc Kin leys The vast crowd listened with keen S Grants New Tomb face was joyous and his hat was in a attention to the presidents words and state of constant salute at intervals broke into cheers when Mrs Grant and her family to the some incident in the dead soldiers caA Myriad of Men and Many Banners Gath were objects of reer was alluded to by tle distinthird generation erett t Klversid Park Battleships of liivery Nation Gathered in the Har ¬ Even tliose who especial attention and the widow of guished speaker bor and River to Do Homage the hero was visibly affected at the were too far removed from the speak ¬ great popular demonstration er to hear a word seemed to be as much T The visitors got a chance to see a iutcrested as those who were within nnn t he sun iNEW YORK Arril 2S The unbroken wail of earshot xrose over Manhattan on the day of days million people At the conclusion of the presidents in her history of patriotic pageants humanity six miles long was an inaddress Col Fred Grant advanced and spiring sight he found a cloudless dome awaitinjr The arrival of the official portion of shook him warmly by the hand The him The prayers of a million or more the procession at the tomb was the two men stood in the foreground of had been answered and storm seemed impossible It was cool almost cold signal for a most stupendous outburst the wonderful picture the spectators The Star Spangled Ban- ¬ and the brightly tinted clouds held of patriotic cheering from the 50000 applauded and on Ihe ner was played b- - the band after no promise of anger or sorrow Brisk- people in the grand stands ly blew the northwest wind and joy- ¬ lawns around the monument and on which Horace Porter was introduced by the mayor Uhe orator of the day fully it tossed the striped and starred Claremont Heights The president and the other guests was accorded a warm reception More alighted from their carriages at the iiscreet than the president Gun monument stands and took the places Porter kept his hat on while he was assigned to them in readiness for the speaking He read his address from 1 mm oratorical and musical ceremonies at typewritten manuscript At this point when Gen Porter be 1036 oclock and stillness reigned in place of the noisy enthusiasm that gan to sneak the- bitifcg wind forced marked the arrival of President Mc- many of the ladies in the presidential party to seek the shelter of the tomb Kinley Cheers ¬ ¬ IMPOSING CEREMONIES THE INCAPABLE WOMAN There Is Jo IMace for Her In Dny and Generation TJtlM RETURNED AFTER FIFTY VcARS TJie Lad Who Went to Seelc a ortnna ¬ a a VV t ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ flMp ULYSSES S GRANT i which from every vantage point in Greater New York gleamed in a beauty and a brilliancy no other flag on earth can hope to equal Flags there were by the hundreds of thousands from the huge emblem with its 50 foot of fly and 50 foot of hoist to the tiny emblem which decorated the collars of the truck horses Flags in the great thoroughfares and in the narrowest alleys from tenement windows and on the staffs of public buildings from the stalls of street venders and the facades of mighty hostelries and loftier office buildings from the spars of merchant ships and from the bows of the hum- ¬ blest of canal boats Long before the sun had risen above the eastern horizon the streets were thronged and earnest was given of the mighty hosts which later in the day would crowd the line of march and surge around the mausoleum of the bunting- ¬ The warships which lay at anchor in the river in sight of the tomb claimed the attention of the crowd before the arrival of the dignitaries and the commencement of the services of dedication The river was dottctl with small boats which were tossed about on the roughened waters and looked from the bluff like so many bobbing corks All was life and bustle aboard The merchants ma- ¬ the rine division was located in the lower bay At 5 oclock orders flashed from the flagship for the fleet to dress for the dars festivities A few moments later a rainbow of colors began going up from the bow of the New York Immediately every vessel in the fleet followed suit The big ships made a magnificent showing in their gala attire with rainbows of bunting from bow to stern The naval grand division was under the command of Rear Admiral ¬ men-of-war ¬ ¬ At 1104 oclock President Mclvinley entered the speakers stand and was followed bj- - the others who were to participate in the ceremonies The Francis H Bunce U S N sung and this concluded the ceremo nies at the speakers stand The pres ident and other officials and the distinguished guests then retired to the tent in the rear of the tomb where an elaborate luncheon was served The president was escorted to the table l3r Mayor Strong and Col Grant escorted his mother Mrs Julia Dent Grant An interesting feature was the pa- ¬ rade of the merchant marine which was divided into four divisions F G Osborn was the rear admiral in command of the merchant marine on the flagship America His command assembled in the upper ba eastward of the center of the channel on the Brooklyn side The first division was composed prin- ¬ cipally of tugs and lighters belonging to the New York Central and Erie railroads The second and third divisions were made up of tugs and steam lighters ¬ ¬ ¬ Among those were Mrs Mclvinley who was slightly indisposed Gen Porter was followed by Major Stiong The Hallelujah Chorus from Han- ¬ dels Messiah and the doxology were ¬ f t k The ceremonies nroper began at sun- ¬ rise when the tall flag pole near the tomb was flying the immense American flag furnished by the daughters of the revolution There it will ily night and day in fair weather and foul until the winds have worn it away and the suns have faded its colors At the same time the marines on the warships were piped to quarters and landed on shore to stand and receive the head of the land column Bands vere playing on land and water children were singing and youths shouting in very joyousness of spirit for it was agreed on all sides that the prevailing note should be joy over the memory of a great man hon ored not sorrow over the death of a hero The Fifth Avenue hotel was the scene of hustle and excitement during the early morning The broad corridors were filled with native and foreign dignataries and almost every second person blazed with bullion and ¬ ¬ great general Nowhere outside of an old fashioned romance is there a spot in the world where the incapable w oman can to day maintain a foothold In the leisurely yhree voluine novel dear to our grand- ¬ parents Arabella and Araminta gentle pallid timid submissive creatures faltered and gasped and fainted gracefully in their chairs at the slightest excuse for such behavior To swoqp with ease was regarded as a proof of elegance and as a distinctive line marking the difference between the milkmaid and the lady bom and bred Possibly the tight lacing then in vogue aided the lady in her ability to perform this part of her role to the satisfaction of the spectators who were usually within the receding vision of the fainting and fragile being whose delicate nerves were proof against neither terrors by night nor shocks by day Frankly we doubt whether the old novelists were quite fair in their portraiture of the current life of their times We find Jennie Deans able to undertake a long difficult and every way arduous journey reaching its end as fresh and hearty and full of purpose and courage as at- the beginning her beauty not marred by hardship and loss of resl Mary queen of Scots was able to sit for hours in the saddle no cav- ¬ alier of her period riding harder or faster or more bravely than the bold and beautiful queen The famous women who made the court of France splendid during successive changes and revolutions were not frail die awav creatures of ghost like hues and willowy outlines they were substantial flesh and blood women equal to all the dangers and perilous adventures which were often their portion Recalling the much harder conditions of housekeeping of the times of our grandmothers and of their mothers before them we are impressed with the fact that the womei who surmounted successfully so main obstacles must have been made of really tough fiber The modern appliances which give us everything for our tables in highly con- ¬ densed and beautiful forms ready for use with the minimum of preparation were then unknown ihey pounded the pepper and pulverized the sugar and So far from having rolled the salt electric lights to command at the touch of a mysterious knob they had noteveu lucifer matches The fire had to be kept in by strenuous care and sometimes one went to her neighbors to bor ¬ row a handful of fire with which to light her own Nothing was easy Everything required hard persevering and unremitting labor so that we may believe that the women of that older dny were far from being incapable Incapable women may for the brief season of youth while the sea shell color tints the rounded cheek and the beauty of health beams in the bright eyes win a xlassmS tribute from thoughtless men but the women who wear well must know how to meet emergencies how to order and see their orders obeyed how to hold themselves in calm composure whatever tempests are abroad The incapable woman was never so much an anachronism as to- ¬ day N Y Ledger ¬ ¬ - Could you tell me the road te Sleepy Hollow asked an old man whose shoes vere white with dust as he stopped at the junction of three roads near Andre Brook In his aight hand he carried a heavy staff and pruned to the lapel oi his coat was a beautiful yellow rose The old man had been walking along the Albany post road and had just passed Transcript the spot where the British spy was I hope see you well he said flu¬ captured when he came to a bend in the ently to theI old farmer leaning on the road where the three roads meet Fifty hoe hope you do was the years ago it was but a junction for the pected I answer but if you dont sea road to Sing Sing and the road to Bed- ¬ me well young man put on tpecav ford Now the town clerks office stands Tit Bits -- Itetiirns to Sleepy Holloiv on Fool LITTLE NONSENSE AretherJ Priscilla just arrived any men here Phyllis Oh there tro a few apologies for men Priscilla Well if an apology is offered to mq I shall accept it Tit Bits How Mrs Gray Isnt it lovely Mrs Greene much did you pay for it Mrs Two and a half a yard Gray What an odd price You are Boston sure it wasnt 248 or 251 A urx ¬ ¬ ¬ there and the town clerk with the justices of the peace who compose the board of canvassers Avere there can vassing the vote on the locaToption question John A Lant answered the question and directed the old man toward Sleepy Hollow The old man then inquirer a iceitain house on the Coutant about farm The two were soon engaged in conversation The stranger was Jacob Minnerly a member of a well known revolutionary family by that name who lived at Sleepy Hollow years ago before Irving gave that picturesque country its name It was in a small house on the Coutant farm that he was born GG years ago It was to see this house and the scenes of his early childhood that Min nerly had come More than half a century ag o longing for adventure he left home to seek his fortune lie sailed around the world visited all its principal countries but did not gather riches Where he had spent his last few years he did not tell Mir Lant took him in his carriage and as they drove down the old road Minnerly at once recognized Coutant hill and house the old Jones homestead where his grandmother Mrs Jones lived the Bill Carl house the Furman house and lastly the old schoolhouse which he at- ¬ tended when Charles and Daniel Chamberlain were teachers He visited the new schoolhouse recently erected by John D Rockefeller while the school was in session and made a few interest- ¬ ing remarks to the scholars touching upon the difference in the manner in which the present school is conducted compared with the one of half acentury ago After signing the school register he journeyed down Broadway to visit relatives in Tarry town whom he had not Been since he left home The house in which he was born is now falling to riuin He climbed about the brush and vines which now almost conceal it from ¬ ¬ I ¬ How glorious it is to Practical ilrink in this delightful sunshine to watch it gild the landscape and cast its mellow blessing on the waiting earth I Yes George but think of the freckles Cleveland Plain Dealer What The Old Fashioned Way was yer daddy liekin you fer asked the half grown boy The other half grown boy answered Oh he was jist provin to me that the whale really did Indianapolis Journal swaller Joner Yes she said to the young jnan I have been iiresent when you acted 1 think you were with an Indeed opera company Your voice is a tenor No he answered I isnt it miess vou are thinking about hit sal ary Washington Star A Fatal Slip First Detective How did you know he wasfrom Chi- ¬ cago Second Detecticve Bv his accent First Detective But vou Sec ¬ said he didnt speak to anyone ond Detective I overheard him eating ¬ ¬ a piece of pie Truth How did you happen to insure in that particular company I consult-¬ ed the wishes of my wif e Of con rse thats very praiseworthy But ioes she know anything about fire insurance Yes She investigated companies and found that this one always issues -- the prettiest calendars PRESS AGENTS Tit Bits EVERYWHERE view Who owns it now he asked Mr Rockefeller was the answer Who is he J never heard of him K Y Sun ¬ HOUSEHOLD ECONOMIES How Ijivin Kxpenscs May He llate- In reply to a subscriber who asks for some article on household economy we will give several papers including economy in cooking in making over old clothing and in the general use of the various articles that would other wise accumulate in the house Economy in cooking requires eontinjual watchful- ¬ ness of small matters The individual who i compelled to reduce her living to the smallest means should save every particle of food or fat left from the meals The fat of pork beef veal or chic kens makes excellent frying fat The fat of mutton lamb or even of the turkey is too strong to use in cooking but must be saved for soap fat The question of wrhat is fit for food when cooked again is one each person must decide for herself Almost any ege1a bles left at dinner may be used for a salad Meat mav always be recooked or served cold with a salad dressing Thin slices of cold meat eaten with mustard or some variety of sauce will generally be acceptable if not put on the table too often but cold meat is not so whole- ¬ some or digestible as iiot meat It is an art which every housekeeper ought to rulitvate to cook meat so that it is as palatable and as delicious the second time as it was when it was first put on the table Warmed over messes im ¬ properly seasoned and generally flavor less are not fit for food It is the duty of the economic house keeper to keep an extra account of her expenditures and limit herself to a cer ¬ tain amount She will be astonished sometimes at the delicious meals she can concoct from materials she once thought suitable for the portion as signed to the pig This cannot be done without care It is not economy to bin cheap poor meat or poor stale egretables In this matter the best is the cheapest N Y Tribune ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ rially IiCKseiied 4l - tex Ul fc military trappings In a side room were the members of the reception committee who formed the escorts of the guests of the city Among the earliest of these guests was Speaker Reed who loomed like a GRANT MONUMENT veritable giant Sir Julian Pauncefote the British president with bared head was the with a couple of big ocean tugs in the ambassador was under the wing of first to enter the stand He leaned on lead The fourth division consisted of Chaunce3 M Depew Gen Schofield the arm of Mayor Strong who kept Mr his hat on The president was loudly sidewheel steamboats ferry boats and Gen Huger were together and Cleveland arrived at the hotel at 910 cheered as was also ex President Cleve- tugs Each division was divided into two with Mr Gilder Troop A had al- land who appeared with ex Secretary on the west side of the Tracy squadrons and there were about a ready lined up Mr Cleveland and President McKin- hundred and fifty boats in line park Acting Inspector Allace with All the vessels were covered with 105 men kept the roadway clear and ley shook hands with each other as con- ¬ bunting flapping out as stiff as boards only those with passes were permitted soon as they met The two then versed for a moment While waiting in the brisk wind and presented a within the lines navy fol- for the ceremonies on the stand to pretty and animated picture Secretary Long of the The hour set for them to start up the lowed close on the ex presidents commence President McKinley Vice President Hobart and ex President North river was 2 oclock but as early heels Loud shouts of the people announced Cleveland had their photographs taken as noon they begau to assemble at the rendezvous the arrival of the president at 920 in a group digGen Porter The order in which the various The black wicked looking torpedo He rode in a carriage with Mayor Strong His reception was nitaries took their seats in the stand boat Porter sharply outlined against and the white hulls of the U S squadron flattering in the extreme and he bowed was as follows President McKinley to the right of rushed in and out of the naval lines repeatedly His usually grave face was wreathed in smiles Vice President the speakers platform where he was carrying orders while the big patrol Hobart joined the president and Gen soon joined by Speaker Thomas B of the harbor police with four steam Porter and the mayor and the open Reed who remained in animated con- launches as assistants each newly barouche in which they were seated versation with the chief magistrate painted for the occasion scurried Ex President Cleve- ¬ hither and thither on errands to the drew up in the center of the plaza for some time where it took its place at the head of land and Maj or Strong conversed to- ¬ commanders of the merchant marine divisions the line Gen Butterfield in his uni- gether to their left The first row immediately back of The parade was started in splendid general of the array form of a retired rode at the right of the barouche the platform was occupied by the order and maintained excellent order which was preceded by a picked force Grant party Col Fred Grant being on throughout the flotilla turning the stake boat anchored half a mile above of mounted policemen The military the end escorting his mother Immediately back of the Grant fara-il- - the head of the warships in admirable escort included one sergeant and ten were seated the members of the style and then stemmed the tide until men of troop A In the meantime the diplomats had presidents family including Mrs Mc- all fell in in quadruple columns bedeparted by the 24th street entrance Kinley Mi and Mrs Abner McKinley hind the monitors to await the coming of the president on the Dolphin leaving the way clear for the Grant and Miss Maud McKinley The third row was occupied by the The reception to the president and family the cabinet and others by the ladies of the cabinet many members vice president at the Union League The Grants left the hotel Fifth avenue entrance a few minutes of their families and friends in gen- club Tuesday evening was a fitting Mrs eral culmination of the days events ahead of the presidents part The exercises commenced with the Preparations for the event had been Grant leaned on the arm of her son A solemn made in the most lavish and extensive America rant and the others fol- ¬ singing of Col Fred D Altogether they occupied silence then fell on the dense crowd as manner and the exterior and inlowed the venerable Bishop John P Newman terior of the commodious club house eight carriages parade was invoked the blessing of Heaven on the presented a brilliant scene The initial step in the More than 1000 invitations had been made almost on schedule time and b ceremonies Many of the people join- ¬ presidential procession ed in the Our Father which con- ¬ issued and fully half that number 940 oclock the cluded the bishops prayer were accepted judging from the large was on the move As soon as the prelate had taken his assemblage The invited guests in- ¬ of this procession was The order seat the hymn of thanks Old Neth cluded the diplomatic corps Bishops A 1 Squadron was sung by the Potter and Newman Archbishop Cor 2 President McKinley Vice- - Presi- ¬ erland Folksong rigan and a host of foreign and AmerMayor Strong and Gen choristers dent Hobart Another mighty cheer arose when ican dignitaries The officers of the Porter 3 Mrs Julia Dent Grant CoL Fred- ¬ President McKinley after the singing army and navy were also in attend erick D Grant Mrs Frederick D of the hymn moved to the railing of ance the speakers stand to deliver his ad At midnight all was qiiiet The Grant Mrs Nellie Grant Sartoris Nellie diess He was introduced by Mayor warships lights no longer were re- ¬ 4 Mrs Jessie Grant Miss Strong who said flected by the placid Hudson and the t Grant Master Chapman Grant 1 now have the pleasure of intro- gray tomb on the eminence above rest of 5 Five carriages bearing the ducing President McKinley to you stood out boldly against the black sky the Grant family president of the United states at last a fitting monument erected by 6 Ex President Cleveland and RichAs the president removed his hat a grateful nation to the soldier presiard Watson- Gilder n s t cries uLLuii iroin uii siues i j uu on dent who through victories and war 7 Maj Gen W S Rosecrans brought peace and who with peace Maj Gen H Gr your hat well excuse you C C AugMr The president however stood with brought honor Wright Maj Geii J G Parke ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A ¬ matter of comment that for the It coming hot season red is to be so ex- ¬ in St Nicholas tensively used in millinery brillfant is a Coming Color THE CEDARS OF LEBANON Several Groups of tlie Famons Trees Are Still StandinsEvery girl and boy of the Christian world has heard and read over and over again of the Cedars of Lebanon but tery few have any idea of the locality and surroundings of the famous grove It is a popular error by the way to suppose that there are no other cedars remaining besides this group at the head of the Wady valley or canyon Kadisha There are to my knowledge ten other groves some numbering thousands of trees This particular group that we are about to isit is called by the Arabs by a name which means Cedars of the Lord They number 400 trees among them a circle of about gigantic fellows that are called by the natives The Twelve Apostles upon the strength of an olfl tradition that Jesus and His disciples having come to this spot and left their staves stand ing in the ground these staves sprouted into cedar trees There is every reason to suppose that in the tune of King Solomon these scat- ¬ tered groves were part of an enormous unbroken forest extending the entire length of the Lebanon range of moun tains about JU0 miles running nearly parallel with the Mediterranean shore from a little below Beirut The summits of the range are from 13 to 20 miles from the coast The Lebanon that is the Wince does not derive its name from glitter ¬ ing snow peaks but from the white limestone cliffs of its summits The first historical mention of the trees is in the Bible 2 Sam v 11 And Hiram Tyre sent messengers to David king of and edar trees and carpenters and masons and they built David an house From that day to this the people have been almost as reckless ami wasteful of these noble giants of the mountains US our own people are of these cedars first cousins the redwood trees of the California coast range As we approach the grove which stands upon the top of a small hill the foliage is almost black against the snow covered crags of Dahrel Kidib which rears it- highest peak over 10000 feet above the sea There is a Maronite chapel in the grove jLs patriarch claiming the sole eight to the sacred trees and luckily the superstition with which the trees have been surrounded has been their salvation All the cedars of Jebanon would have been demolished for red wood years ago were not the people threatened with dire calamity should they take a single stick Harry Fern ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ j ¬ ¬ - ¬ Maj--Ge- n scarlet and not alone the deeper shades in Jaeque rose begonia geranium damask claret and other tints that have been so popular Evea the mauve hats with gilded basket work crowns and green straw tops are embellished with vivid lobelia blooms or gorgeous field poppies whose uniform we all know and trails of trumpet creeper and loops of cerise satin ribbon aid in the conspicuous decoration oi the dreadful ehapeaux of 1S97 Man of the bright flower trimmings are treated aigrette fashion set up very high on the hat at the back the leaves forming a toplofty background against which a small con- ¬ servatory of flowers nod and sway N Y Qnite 1ossitiO Mrs Stronginind And for what arq you incarcerated here ray poor man The Prisoner I married a new worn nn Impossible gaol for that I married a new But I was woman and the old woman I alreadj had put me in here for bigamr1 Tit Bits AVIilcli He Und You couldnt be put in Jones Your husband has a ver limited vocabulary Mrs Brown Yes he has had for SGm time ever since j ou borrowed three volumes of his dictionary Itf Y Joart iiaL Fallen to lleturn Post Valne of Publicity Recognised ly Otlier Than Theatrical People One of the most important outgrowths of the sj stematic methods by means of wiiicli the managers of large enter ¬ prises keep the public informed about matters in which they are interested is the press agent Although most peo ¬ ple believe that they know all about the functions of that officer the busi ¬ ness is really much more widespread than is generally known The average roan speaking of a press agent has the one who is connected with the theater 5n mind He is the man who sends para graphs to the theatrical editin uIpicg which he not only gives the programmes but works in or endeavors to do so all sorts of views about h par ticular actor or singer or the company in Avhich he may be interested With many press agents who act in keepings with the policy of their employers rne chief end is to keep the name before the public and anything is resorted to from a description of an elaborate gown or a stolen diamond to an im ¬ aginary runaway or an impending di- ¬ vorce suit As a rule the theatrical agent is a clever man and to his good work the success of many an enterprise may be traced Other large advertisers were quick to recognize the worth of a press agent nnd the consequence is that newspaper men have found employment in that capacity recently in lines which are far removed from the show business but employ the same methods One of the first brariches of business to employ a press agent was that of land boomimr The larsre syndicates wnicn were organized to develop cer 1 ain tracts of land in the far west found that although advertising brought them good returns they needed somei thing more by means of which their scenery and climate could be madepn-pular The press agent was the solution of the problem The proper man was found and departed on- his mission o education to the far away places with men with bank accounts who were look ¬ ing for new liomes m pleasant places and presently the country newspapers began to bristle with descriptions of farm lands in the domain of the press agent unrivaled for productiveness and home sites which in point of climate md scenery were absolutely perfect and so desirable that the reader was led to believe that every day spent aVvay from the place was a day thrown away The land booming press agent has come to the east and is an important facior in the development of new sicmmeir re sorts and residence annexes to large cities Another field for his usefulness was found by the press agent wiuh railroad corporations in oneinstancca railroad company had gained the ill w ill of many newspapers and criticism of its methods was a daily occurrence Tfte directors created the place of press agent and in- ¬ stalled an experienced newspaperman with power to make investigations on any subject and instructions to make public such matters pertaining to the road as would counteract the previously circulated reports A few months after he assumed control of the place the press agent said that the adverse criti ¬ cism had ceased and that the newspa ¬ pers had been won to the roads friend ¬ ship But that is not all said a press agent who had served in that capacity for years Even society needs ita press agents and there are men in New York to day who receive pay for keep ¬ ing the names of men and women who are en the edge of society before the public These people are jaitly in the swim theimselves but are not averse to earning an honest dollar aaid they man ¬ age by hook or by crook to have Mr Nobody and Miss Wouldbe mentioned in connection with society matters oc ¬ casionally and by that roeaiic stimulate their vanity and give them hope that some day they may be able to enterthe sphere for which their press agent Ja preparing them- - N Y Tribune v - ¬ mH i rS J - - r i 31 i ¬ J a - Ltisl t T r t X a n -- a vap jl THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY APRIL 30 1897 News of The legislature A if - - ES t a BJJbFUSa The bill deducting the pay from salaries of Circuit Judges and Common wealths Attorneys to pay pro tjm judges was passed yesterday by the House The House compared six bills previously passed and sent them by the Governor The most importa t one was Representhe 500000 State bond bill tative Speed of Louisville introduced a bill in the House proposing a constitutional amendment submitting to the people the question of removing the State capitol A resolution to adjourn ¬ ¬ ¬ 50 of Coal A day would keep your rooms But that warm in winter twenty five Hence discomfort and misery A certain amount of fat burned daily would keep your body warm and healthy But your digestion is bad and you dont get it from ordinary fat Hence you are chilly food you catch cold easily you have pneumonia bronchitis or con ¬ sumption finds you with no re¬ sistive power Do this Burn better fuel Use SCOTTS EMULSION of Cod liver Oil Appetite and digestive power will revive and soon a warm coating of good flesh will protect the vital organs against the cold and the body against disease Two sizes 50 cts and J0O If STotjl XTWwoL t PERFECfT small stove will burn only ¬ TOOLS 14 years this shoe by merit alone has distanced all competitors W L Douelas 350 400 and 8500 shoes are the productions of skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices Also S2J50 and 200 shoes for men 250 200 and 173 for boys W L Douglas shoes are indorsod by over 1000000 wearers as the best in style fit and durability of any shoe ever ofTered at the prices They are made in all the latest shapes and styles and of every vari ¬ ety of leather If dealer cannot supply you write for cata logue to W L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by POWDER Absolutely Pure f It is beuntil Mondav was adopted lieved that the Legislature will adjourn sine die May 8th ¬ limiting Magistrates and Police Judges Celebrated for its great leavening to 2 a day for holding examining strength and healthtuluess Assures the food against alum and all forms of adul- ¬ courts the Senate bill to pay 25000 back interest to the A and M College teration common to the cheap brands Also a Royal Baking Powder CO New YOrlc and the County Funding Bill bill which requires employers of more than ten men to pay them in lawful TEE BODBBQH HEWS money as often as every two weeks and bill empowering corporations to combine 1881 Seventeenth Year Established banking and trust business in cities of less than 100000 population and the bill Published every Tuesday and Friday by to abolish the Land Office WATiTER CHAMP The House Wednesday passed the bill WL DOUGLAS S3 SHOE in theWorld For JD TVElIJIJiJBTJl coughs and shivers while AtioL ¬ Til J P KIELY Presbyterian General Assembly Fll xx c3 i With no senatorial A special says Book free for the asking be Make all Checks Money Orders etc fight to attract the members it will BOWNE New York SCOTT payable to the order of Champ Miller Legis- ¬ difficult to keep a quorum of the lature at Frankfort The resolution fix- ¬ The Republicans 131ect Their First U S ing May 8 as the day for sine die ad- ¬ Senator From Kentucky GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS journment will probably be adopted by On the sixtieth ballot of the extra ses- the Senate but the action of the House Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In The Foyer sion and the 112th since the senatorial is more doubtful contest begau at the regular session in Anna Held the French singer re The Kentucky Senate passed the Tax cjntly purchased for 2000 the fine sadJanuary 1896 William J Deboe was Kentncky from Nelson elected United States Senator from Ken rate Bill Tuesday after amending it so dle horse the increase in the rate will be Rowland ot Lexington tucky at Wednesdays joint session of that r the Kentucky Legislature The Re ¬ from 42 to 47i cents instead vof to 52 publicans at last voted together and cents The Senate also passed the bill A M Palmers company will play elected their nominee with three votes reducing to 135 the per capita allow- ¬ Trilby next week in Cincinnati at the to spare the final ballot resulting Deboe ance for members of inmates of the The House passed the Grand 71 Blackburn 50 Martin 13 Stone 1 State asylums Mr Deboe received the vote of every Mob Violence Bill with all the amend- ¬ According to Prof Douglas Archi Republican member except himself and ments that had been adopted by the including the votes of Norman and Committee of the Whole The bill as bald and other eminent meteorologists Baird former gold Democrats Senator perfected makes the members of mobs the abnormally hot summer of 1896 will Deboe will visit his home in Crittenden individually liable for all damages for probably be duplicated this year county before assuming his new duties destruction of private property and also throughout the whole world and we He will leave for Washington Tuesday authorizes the governor to offer rewards may not reasonably expect a cessation of 500 and counties 200 for their ap- of unusually high temperatures until Franklin Nominated boiao time after 1900 prehension and conviction f ¬ ¬ BBUCE MILLER Editors and Owners The General Assembly meets May 20 31 at Charlotte N C The donble daily train service of the Queen Cres- ¬ cent Route is unsurpassed Only one change of cars to Charlotte Quick schedules One fare for the round trip Ask agents for full particulars W C Rine ARSON Genl Passr Agt Cincinnati O guarantee Best Hose from 4 cents Macintoshes and full line Rubber at Factory prices Mineralized Rubber Co New York Agent Wanted I Tires 5 pair Perfect 97s Full warranted garden ¬ CORN PLANTERS You can always depend on them to do the w ork and do it right at the least possible expense Full Details Gladly Given A Railroad Officials Experience ¬ ¬ I I f I -- r li y A convention of the Fourteenth Judicial district embracing the counties of Bourbon Franklin Scott and Wood- ¬ ford to nominate a Demo6ratic candi- ¬ date for Commonwealths Attorney was held in Georgetown Wednesday afternoon Robert Franklin was nominated by acclamation ¬ Sad these men brave but unlucky Hunter Blackburn and Dick Wood Each would represent Kentucky In the Senate if he could But the race has been run and won By Deboe the Purchase doctor man And the papers add just for fun Hunter Blackburn Wood also ran Visitors From Fleming a senatorial ditty testerdays Temperature The following is the temperature as Co noted yesterday by A J Winters of this city 7 a m 8 si 9 a 11 12 i FOBT We are now receiving Spring goods in all the new lasts and colors The best 602 E EDWARD EDMONDS long con productions of the leading manufactur-¬ 1V1 nected with railroad construction in ers and at reasonable prices Nebraska writes My heart troubled RION 0LA7 tfflfflfflfflnX 1 NEELY M H MAIN m m 10 a m 2 3 5 7 Republican officials at Washington were much relieved by the election of a Senator from Kentucky The Senate is now a tie forty four Republicans and forty four opposition but Senator Kyle will vote with the Republicans on the Tariff Bill giving them forty five votes -- Judge Booe and the Fiscal Court of Fleming County came to Paris Wednes ¬ day morning and spent the day examin ¬ ing Bourbons free turnpikes aud inquir ¬ ing into the system of operating them They visited the Peacock distillery vi- ¬ cinity to examine the rock crusher and the willipus wallapus and see a road re- ¬ cently built with this machinery Judge Booe and the court were well satisfied with their visit Out of 176 miles of turnpike in Fiem ming toll is charged now on only twelve miles at six gates When the first gate was removed by raidere many turnpike owners went post haste to Flemings burg and either gave their roads to the county or sold them for small sums In this county 251 out of 273 miles of turnpikes are free and but seven out of forty toll gates remain as a barrier to free travel 4 p m m p in p m a m p m p m J582i wr T ir j 68 69 70 71 ff v For Spring 1897 Ax DAILEY PARIS KY 72J 72 81 80 77 67 ST Over Deposit Bank 8 to 12 a STOCK AND TURF NEWS 8ales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Ktc Turf Notes A mysterious disease is killing sheep in Indiana Walter Bros of Crawfordsville Ind h- r1 1 u 1 have bought nine roadsters and geldings from Bayless Turney of this city Ornament the even money favorite for the Kentucky Derby worked the distance yesterday in 210 with 125 pounds up going the mile in 141 J Dr Catlett the Bourbon horse is second choice of the bettors Tom Collins a colt by imp Newcourt Malada own ed by Ed Simms of this city aad Blythe Ander ¬ son of Lexington won a 300 purse Tuesday at Memphis Li Hung Chang a owned by same firm ran second Monday at the same track Their colt Cuba Free a 6 to 5 favorite ran third Wednesday Rhodes Marders Cerro Gordo won a 250 purse Monday at Newport Talbot Bros Marie Dudley was third in same race Riley Granno n was refused admis- ¬ sion Tuesday to the Aequeduet Track near New York Grannons offense present to Jockey Taral on was giving a the Westchester track to which he was afterward refused admission It appears to cue public that Grannon has been selected as a victim to be persecut- ¬ ed for breaking without evil intentions a rule which is broken every day two-year-old two-year-old Southern Baptist Convention WiLii be well attended by persons from Central Kentucky elected as delegates from the churches in the Bluegrass The Chesa- ¬ peake Ohio railway has made a round trip rate of one fare which Is 1985 from Lexing ¬ ton from all stations good going May 3d to the 7th inclusive a d good returning 15 days with privilege of 15 days further eitentiou of time at Willmlngton if desired Two limited vesii juled trains leave Lexing ¬ ton at 112 a m and 833 p m daily aud ar ¬ rive at Willmlngton via historic Richmond and Petersburg at 545 p m and 930 a in re- ¬ spectively No other line is as rich in scenic and histor- ¬ ic points of interest as the C A O as a single glance at its uap will show Passengers will be given choice of routepeither via Lynchburg or sjiuuutou and Charlottesville and may if they desire stop off at Covington VaM and visit the world famous Virginia Hot Springs Information will be cheerfully given on re- ¬ ceipt of advice GBiBQft W Barn icy Division Pass Agt Lexington Ky m and pained me for 19 years Shortness of breath was the constant and most common symptom Intense excruciating pain gener- ¬ ally followed any severe exertion Faintness hunger without any appetite fluttering that made me clutch my breast and palpitation that often staggered me as if I would fall were frequent attacks Again everything would turn black if I arose from a stooping posture quickly Sleepless nights with their prostrating unrest were Dr Miles numerous and I could Heart Cure get no rest day or night 1 consulted leading phy Restores licians andi tried adver ¬ tised remedies They Health gave me no relief One of Dr Miles circulars described my case so exactly that I took Dr Miles New Heart Cure and I am now a well man I hope every one troubled with heart disease will try Dr Miles remedies If they will write me personally I will gladly give them full details of my experience Edw Edmonds P O Box 65 David City Nebraska Dr Miles Heart Cure is sold on guarantee that first bottle benefits or money refunded Office hours m 1 to 6 p m A jjitijXsj Tatar littf lr ihbi vHk tub ZRm W 3 5W 35 P J3fc5255 An efficacious remedy for lung affec- ¬ The Fiscal Court of Scott county has tions throat disorders and all bronchial intsituted condemnation suits against troubles is found in Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey This medicine has made many twelve turnpike companies marvelous cures and is justly ranked among the most important remedies of The toll gate keepers on the Preston the age Flemingsburg pike have been warned to stop toll collections Since the action of Fleming county in buying the turnpikes the spirit of revolt against further pay- ¬ ments has strongly taken hold in Bath county when Executors Sale OF EB1U As PROPERTY of Socrates Bowles MANY THINK that a curse was pro¬ Three gates were removed by raiders children this week in Rockcastle county nounced In Mason Tuesday night two gates were destroyed The gatekeepers pro- ¬ tested but were warned to stay in doors or they would be shot the Creator said to woman town pike on In sorrow shalt thou bring forth SATURDAY two-year-old I will sell at his late home on the Jacks MAY 1ST Executor 1897 the fol- ¬ ¬ 3 The toll gate raiders went to the Fitzgerald gate on the Maysville and The biggest line of mattings ever Lexington pike one night recently for Bhown in Kentucky can now be found at the purpose of destroying it but Mr J T Hintons Nobody can duplicate Fitzgerald persuaded them not to do so his prices They run from 8i cents to He out talked them 65 cents The toll gate on the Maysville Lex ingtonturnpike known as the old Ierry Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair gate near Oakland Mills was cut down by raiders Wednesday night and no toil is beidg collected at that gate for the against the human race lowing personal property steers 3 but the joy felt by every Mother 3 milch cows when she first presses to her heart 1 Jersey heifer her babe proves the contrary 95 ewes 2 bucks and 82 lambs Danger and suffering lurk in 1 harness mare 100 to 125 barrels of corn the pathway of the Expectant Some bacon and lard Mother and should be avoided Household and kitchen furniture that she may reach the hour when farm implements etc the hope of her heart is to be real- ¬ Terms All sums of 25 and under ized in full vigor and strength cash over thac sum 60 days with six per two-year-old beginning at 10 oclock a m THIS IS THE HOUSE TO GO TO If You Want To Buy The Best MOTHERS FRIEND so relaxes the system and as cent interest ROBERT L BOWLES Executor A T Forsyth Auctr that sists Nature the nec- ¬ Farm implements For sale the market for the money All sizes in stock and ready for immediate de livery Do not buy a refrigerator until you my On have seen stock essary change present CEMM 3 fasi i MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free 6om Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD Raiders burned a toll house in Bath tbis week and other depredaiions are are nightly expected The Fiscal Court has appropriated 500 to be used in stopcrpr and the 12 5 tooth cultivators 1 nice surrey ping the destruction of the gates by trying hour is robbed of its pain 1 barouche mobs The gates will be protected by and suffering as so many happy 2 phaeton buggies armed guards mothers have experienced J H HAGGARD Nothing but Mothers Friend does GMenns old stand corner Fourth and The Fayette Fiscal Court this week this Dont be deceived or High Streets paid 21960 for 18 miles of the New ¬ else persuaded to use anything Paris Ky town Bryant Station and Old Frank- ¬ is the greatest remedy erer fort turnpikes and made them free putMothers Friendand all our customers praise it on the market roads Toll is yet charged on 180 of the highly W H King Co Whitowright Tex 283 miles of turnpikes in Fayette but Of druggists at 100 or sent by mail on receipt book containing negotiations are pending for the pur ¬ of price Write forall Mothers mailedvalua A No 1 fresh milch row with young free ble information for N F SMITH chase of the roads call Apply to TIio Bradfleld Bcjulator Co Atlanta Ga ¬ ¬ a lot of new farming imple ¬ without Nau- ¬ IHAYE which have never been used sea Headache I will Nervous or thatdouble sell cheap for cash shovel plows 7 Gloomy Fore- ¬ 2 pony plows 6 pair double trees boding of dan takes place J I HINTON t A BABY CARRIAGES WALL PAPER STRAW MATT1HGS I I I i CARPETS FURNITURE And WOOD MANTELS UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED TO J -V -- J iiv 173 X EE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY APRIL 30 1897 PERSONAL MENTION NUPTIAL KNOTS 5 1 Among the Internal Revenue Assign ¬ ments for May made by Collector Shel ¬ COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Se Oiiteenth Year Established 1881 THE NEWS MAN by are noted Storekeepers E B En lCied at the Post office at Paris Ky as Hedges additional Peacock Distilling seco o iiss mail matter Co H S Sinclair day Jas Kelly Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And night Peacock Distilling Co C H Elsewhere TELEPHONE NO 124 Morgan additional O P Carter Jr Mr A J Fee was in Winchester day G G White Co W A Johnson PRICES SUBSCRIPTION day and C H Morgan additional Paris Wednesday Payable in Advance Paul Shipp is visiting relatives in 2 00 Sixmouths l0o Distilling Co M L Kenney additional Oneyear Store- ¬ Winchester W A Gaines Co Frankfort cant even get a hews costs youGUN FREE OF CHARGE re ¬ port FKOM A keeper and Guager F P Duvall Bour Mrs Douglas Thomas has returned bon Distilling Co and others Thomp ¬ from Covington Make all Checks Money Orders Etc son Ware J R McChesney Paris Dis ¬ Miiikr payable to the order of Champ Mr and Mrs D C Parrish were in tilling and G G White Co Lexington Wednesday Yesterdaya Baseball Scores Do not buy a refrigerator until you Mr E A Tipton of Montana was The league games jTesterday resulted have seen the best made They are at J a visitor in Paris Wednesday T Hintons as follows Thos Castello the millinery drum- ¬ - Philadelphia 12 Brooklyn 11 A Celebrated Colored Concert Company mer was in Paris yesterday New York 3 Baltimore 6 Mr Roger Lawson of Cincinnati The The Frankfort Call says Washington 5 Boston 3 Hoosier Star Concert Co composed of was in the city Wednesday Pittsburg 8 Cincinnati 7 Prof C E Winston and wife and Rev Dr Varden and wife have re- ¬ Louisville 5 Chicago 4 Mamie E Clay of Indianapoiis Ind Cleveland 6 St Louis 6 Game call- ¬ appeared before an appreciative au- ¬ turned from a visit in Lexington Mrs Isaac Price and daughter visit-¬ ed in ninth inning on account of dark- ¬ dience at the Corinthian Baptist Church April 13th gave one of the finest concerts ed relatives Wednesday in Winchester ness ever given in this city All who attend- ¬ Hon Watts Sijdduth a leading ed were highly pleased and are speaking in highest praise of their most mar ¬ attorney of Louisville was in the city velous voices The excellent varieties yesterday of jubilee as well as classical selections Mrs Henry IsgrigTand children are rendered by them are up to the standard Miss Louise Berry fell down a step of age They are intelligent capa- ¬ visiting Mr and Mrs H C the Sharp in ladder Tuesday and dislocated one of ble and worthy of the patronage of a Ma sville progressive community her knees Dr H B Davis and wife of Lexing- ¬ At St Paul M E Church Friday Disk harrows sharpened Bluegrass night April 30 Admission 15 and 25 ton were guests of relatives in the city strippers and combs for sale cents Wednesday E J McKimey Son 6apr tf Hon W H McMillian left several Brussells carpets 39 cents at J T days ago for a trip to Richmoud Va Send yonr shirts to the Bourbon Hintons ¬ THE BOUHBOH HEWS Revenue Assignments lor May Engagements Announcements And Sol- ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Heres a romance in a paragrah Last week at Love Harbor Maine Miss Ethel Kissam married George Hugg and th6y took a short wedding trip on a Look Before You Buy And remember we guarantee more for your money than you can buy elsewhere or your money refund- ¬ smack James Bradley a well liked employe ot the J W Holliday Carriage Co and Miss Maggie Toolen an excellent young lady of this city were married Wednes morning at 715 bv Rev Father Burke at the Catholic Church in the presence of a large assembly of friends The ushers were John A Schwartz Hugh Toolen C Bradley Joseph Grosche Mr and Mrs Brad lev left the same morning on the 752 train for a trip to Cincinnati ed and you to be the judge of if -- Buy your shoes of us and get one of the beautiful medallion pictures FREE See them on exhibition at our store - DAVISTHOMS0NdISGRIG NEW BLACK DRESS GOODS JUST ARRIVED FROM THE IMPORTER The utmost care is taken with lace curtains at the Bourbon Steam Laun dry tf OBITUARY ¬ Hintons Refrigerators at J T Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead Mr W A Hill received a telegram yesterday annuoncing the death of his sister Miss Jennie Hill at Denver She was the last of Mr Hills living sisters SCINTILLATIONS An Interesting Jumble Of News And Comment 30 P ieces of Black Dress Goods Serges c uall and see these goods PRICES THE LOWEST Hamburgs at greatly reduced prices Willis Irwin gave a recital last night in Danville Clark county holds a primary election to Morrow Ice retails in Georgetown at thirty cents a hundred A child was stung to death at Mayfield by honey bees Beginning to morrow Winchester will be under local option law for two years Junius Brutus Walker a vrry wealthy citizen is dead in Madison two-year-old Including such choice weaves as Eta mines Ghantilions CovertsGrenadines Figured Twilled and Plain Mohairs Steam Laundry and have them starched I N Bates on the latest improved starcher just Spring Races Lexington May 3d to put in this week tf P sell round trip tick ¬ 10th L N After to morrow the all night ets at 80 cents will service of the Paris Electric Light ComSpring Meeting Louisville Jockey pany will be discontinued The lights L Club May 11 25 N will sell will burn until one oclock round trip tickets at one and one third Lost On Tuesday between Thomas fare plus 1 for admission Special low N passenger rates will be made for morning trains of lumber yard and the L or freight depot a 20 bill Finder will the 12th Derby Day and morning be liberally rewarded by leaving money trains of the 15th Futurity day State Convention of Epworth Leaguers at The News office of Kentucky Louisville May 7 9th The Rev L H Blanton D D will L N will sell tickets at one fare preach in the Second Presbyterian F B Carr Agt Church Sunday morning at the Quick work a specialty at the Bour ¬ usual hour and notice will then be bon Steam Laundry tf given as to the evening service i Father and Son Buried Together Davis informs The Postmaster News that beginning May 3 the post Wm Sears aged sixty five and son will be locked at nine Howard Sears aged twenty four died office lobby oclock every night A box will be near Kenney station Monday night and placed outside for drop letters tue remains of both were interred Wed ¬ nesday in same grave in the Paris This week the Gr G White Co cemetery the The father died of fever and shipped 360 barrels of fourteen-year-ol- d Mrs Sears whiskey to Hamburg Germany mak- - the son of consumption ing860 barrels the Company has sold to the mother of the f amilyis also quite ilL Five members of the family have died foreign buyers since January 1st in the last few years ¬ - and continue seven days There will be five good races each day and the events will be contested by entries of the best racing stables in the West and South - The Lexington races begin Monday Eads Thornton late of Paris is or ¬ ganizing a vaudeville company in Cyn thiana to give a performance in that city on May 20th Several Paris per forme s will have a place on the pro¬ gram ichool contest between declaimers representing Winchester Mt Sterling Paris Nicholasville Lancaster and Richmond will be held at the Court ¬ house in Richmond to night ¬ The second annual colored graded B M for the rison Nicholas and Montgomery met at Winchester last Friday The meet-¬ ing was held in the Christian Church and there were 38 delegates present The next meeting will be held in Paris district comprising the ounties of Bourbon Bath Clark Har ¬ The annual Convention of the C W r St rove over the country who leftthis city Monday with Superiutendant Elliott to enter a Home in Illinois gave his friend the slip in Cincinnati and returned yes- ¬ terday to this city The boy says he rode part of the distance on the cars and He is being walked the remainder cared for at the jail - Lucian Wilson a thirteen-year-ol- d rphan white boy with a tendency to and Old Point Comfort Mrs James Withers of Cynthiana was the guest of her daughter Mrs J W Davis yesterday Dr M H Daily will leave for a short visit to friends in Ohio He will return Monday Mrs Leggitt of Slater Mo former- ¬ ly Miss Callie Allen of North Middle town is the guest of her brother Edw Allen near North Middletown Desha Breckinridge Deputy Col- ¬ lector of Internal Revenue and man- ¬ aging editor of the Lexington Herald was in the city Wednesday Hon B F Graziana a Covington member of the Kentucky Legislature was the guest Wednesday of his brother Mr John Graziana of the Paris Ice Factory Mr John Fox ex Parisian returned this week from New York to Big Stone Gap Ya Mr Fox has lately been giv ¬ ing readings jointly with James Whit comb Riley M iss Emma Miller will Jleave in a few days for Denver to visit Mr and Mrs David Depue While in the West Miss Miller will join a party of young folks in a camping trip in the mountains To Cincinnati Excursion The party will be chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Depue The latter was The Missionary Society of the Broad- formerly Miss Fannie Miller of this way Christian Church at Lexington will city run an excursion next Thursday May Hotel Arrivals Yesterday 6 to Cincinnati Fare from Paris 150 Fordham M Long Robert Nenton for the round trip children half price Louisville H F Stamper Philadelphia Tickets for sale on train Persons may C H Vandervoort New York H B go on all morning trains advt Alley Olney Ills Mark Strickler Chicago Geo H Persons Mass A N A Noted Mare Bead Hull Boston S W Beverley LexingDouglas Thomas famous broodmare ton H I Myer Cincinnati Windsor Edw Donohue W L Lemonade 227 died Tuesday on the Stake F W Frebu J J Samuel G P farm of D M Dodge near this city Theobold Thos Ryan C S Morton Lemonade was sixteen years old and was Louisville F W Stanton Boston W F Knowles L I Zeigler H Metzer Lem Cincinnati the dam of Lady Wilton 211 B F Graziana Jonh onee 218 etc and was byJKentucky Graziana Covington Frank Kissing Chicago L Miller Lexington Prince Jr Jas Walter John Walter Crawforda Epworth League Queen Crescent Rente ville Ind W R Davis Noah Thomas Georgetown C W Newcomb RochesState Convention at Louisville May ter J G Ware Cleveland E K Cass 7th and 9th Tickets from Q C Knoxville stations in Kentucky at half rates to The Tennessee Centenial begins to Louisville and return Ask agents for morrow at Nashville o particulars Work or orders left at W M W C RlNEARSON Hintons jewelry store will receive Genl Passr Agt Cin O prompt attention Wednesday night in Garrard county tf Bourbon Steam Laundry raiders destroyed a tollgate and burned Prices on yarn carpets slaughtered at the tollhouse The keeper and his fam ly lost all their furniture and clothing J T Hintons BASE BALL NOTES The raiders threaten death if the gate is to-morr- 529 Main St Paris Ky county Harrod8burg people have sent a car load of supplies and 71 in cash to the fiood sufferers Depositors of the First National Bank at Newport will be paid a 25 per cent dhidend May 10th Lexingtons cup of joy will be full Monday The races and Wallaces cir- ¬ cus will be rival attractions that day and make things lively S W Davis a Mt Vernon saddler was sued this week for 5000 for breach of promise by Mrs Julia Boden who belongs to a prominent family Three men were instantly killed Tues ¬ day on the Florida Central and Peninsu lar railroad at Tampa Fla One was ¬ great deal of talk is being created by the extraordinary bargains now being offered by us and the following prices will command the attention oi eyery careful buyer A less Hosiery at 10c and 15c Others get 25c for the same goods Our domestic stock is the bes assorted and decidedly the cheap-¬ est Extra good Brown Cotton 5c and 10 Table Linens Towels and Nap ¬ Bleached Cotton good 5c kins are our specialty and we will Very Best Cotton 8c save you 25c od the dollar if you 10 4 Pepperell Sheeting 18c buy them from us jjoou iiauaouci uiiiguaujo uw G D Corsets 50c - 75c and SI Percales and Penangs 7c are the best in the world for the price Ladies Bleached Vests at 10c Ladies and Childrens full seam full taped worth 25c CONDONS Spring Dress Goods in all the newest effects strictly all wool at 25c and 39c worth double We will still sell our finest Dress Patterns in black and colors at 4 some of them are marked 6 8 ¬ John Forepaugh the circus man The building occupied by J C Can trill Cos grocery at Georgetown burned Tuesday Theie was an insur ¬ ance of 7000 on building and 13000 on grocery stock Stray Mare Strayed or stolen from my home on Pleasant Street Paris Ky on Wednesday night a bay mare with bobbed tail and mane 14 hands high Will pay liberal reward for her return It RUSSELL MANN ¬ charge See the new portraits we enlarge free of ¬ HOWS THIS Patent Flour Eating Potatoes Irish Yellow Jersey Seed sweet Southern Queen seed sweet Bed Bermudas For Cash only this week GRAND EXCURSION DM Via L may Etft 1897 ¬ CINCINNATI AND RETURN 200 bbL 525 bbl 25 c bu 150 bbL 150 bbl N R R for benefit ¬ Broadway Christian Church Missionary Society Lexington Ky 0 EDWARDS see Zoological Gardens new animals add ¬ ed since last trip replaced Gossip of the Biamond Doings of Pro ¬ fessionals and Amateurs Ladies waists neatly and carefully laundered at the Bourbon Steam Laun ¬ Ray Tenley a member of the Paris club last year is reported very ill with dry tf FARE Children The pictures being given away by consumption at his home in Bellevue Isgrig are works of -- 150 75c WE HAVE BE0EIVED A SPLENDID STOCK OP IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS Davis Thomson J art and an ornament to any house - Domestic or high gloss Bourbon Steam Laundry - finish at tf K Bates To Nashville Tenn Centennial and International Exposition Nashville Tenn May 1st to Oct 31st 97 L This Is No Ferce Bill N will sell tickets at following rates for the round trip But our own original prices for Satur ¬ April 28 to Oct 15th final limit Nov 7 day May 1st 1260 April 29 to Oct 30final limit 15 Two cans of Langdons fine baking days from date of sale 925 April Pittsburg team powder none better for 5c 27 to Oct 30 final limit 7 days including Beautiful in appearance are the Hulled corn 3 lb canlike yoar mother date of sale 760 shirt waists laundered at the Bourbon used to make at 8c F B Carr Agt -Steam Laundry Manilla package coffee 50 per cent Tickets good going on all morning Mike Kahoe is doing all the catching trains and returning on all trains of Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky for the Indianapolis ball team and has same date Tickets for sale on trains quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call made a great hit with the Hoosier fans 30apr lt Kuhoe is all right Edw Shinners leaves Monday for Portsmouth Ohio to assume th man- ¬ FLNJEl MERCHANT TAILORS agement of the baseball club in that city Tannehill a left handed pitcher1 who S E TIPTON Cutter Desirable residence six rooms cellar has several times played on the local waterworks bath etc Good location ROBT S RANSDALL diamond is a regular twirler for the Apply to We are also agents for the celebrated Ghas E Smith Shirt Full line of samples FOR SPRING AND SUMMER when g FOR RENT 9 Turnpike Notice ¬ better than Arbuckles in strength and flavor at 12c per lb I have a choice lot of pot and creen Genuine Mocho and Java coffees at house plants for sale at low prices I 25c a lb Pot Plants For Sale also have potted tomato plants extra Fine large Messina lemons 12c a dozen nice My line of cut flowers is very Best caramels all flavors at 7c a lb superior Your patronage is solicited Where did you ever buy goods at such Respectfully prices 2t Mrs J VV Holliday Yours for Cash Prices on ingrain carpets lower than Bluegrass Grocery Co -the lower than the lowest Quality bet- ¬ ter than mostpeoplesV Do not be de- ¬ BICYCLE FOR SALE ceived by flashily worded advertisements I have as big a stock as you can A new high grade bicycle for find in Kentucky and will sell as cheap as you can buy anywhere sale cheap Call on ¬ HUGH MONTGOMERY J T Hinton There will be a meeting of the Stockholders of the Paris Townsend turn- ¬ Advertised Letter lust pike at the County Court room on Mon- ¬ of letters remaining unclaimed day May 3 1897 at 3 oclock p in List in Paris Ky postoffice April 30 1897 standard time for the purpose of elect- ¬ Adams Mr Will B Parker Miss Jutie ing officers for the ensuing year J Q WARD Prest Bailey Mary W More Miss Ponder 2t Brock Mr Thos Patrick Robt Lee J B Adair Secy Carter Mrs Mary CPrice Mr Wm Carlisle Mrs MaryRilev Mr W T Cook Mr JesephSchultz Miss Ida B Conner Miss- LideTiler Mr Lue Doyle W H Thomas Mr C Misses Childrens and Infants Joyce S L Thomas Mis Ida 2 Spring Heel Shoes that are made like Kene Mr Chas Tyler Miss Nettie The finest line Kirkpatrick Nnte Williams Mrs A E grown up peoples ever shown in Paris Every pair brim Nelson GaitskillWyckliffe Hurmon ful of style and quality and will out- ¬ Williams Alonzo Persons calling for aboye letters will wear their purchase price every time please say advertised CLAY RION Dayis P M W u ¬ DRUGHERCY BROS 434 Main St Paris Ky r f -- 2J Have a clean new stock op the 97 Cleveland Orient and Phoenix Bicycles Also second hand wheels at V ri reasonable prices 5r r 1 r t MUHinMt Jl 8 Pw THE BOUBBCW NEWS EEIDAY APJilL 30 1897 1881 THE BOURBON NEWS tevenceonth Year Established Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP I BR DCE MILLER f Editors and Owners - i THE SUN WORSHIPER Reise the winder Billle let tfc ci yea- - in a mite I want to hear it whisper an I want to see -- ftHs ft me good by that irritated me Good by dear boy she said gayly When you go just draw down the shades and see that the water and the fire are all right and after mothers gone Ill be the peaks back and liave everything as nice as a An the clouds a floatin half way up like inn before you g et home fluffy things Before she could have got down the Kinder seems like angels just let out to try - Climbin down the mountain till it strikes the timber line fchinin on the cactus an the quakin asp an pine When the snowy mountains poke their heads out of the dark In the early mornin when theres shad- ders in the park Seems to me the sunlight fallin on the bowlders speaks Of a sorter Somewhere layin back beyond the light made dishes which she has learned to make so tasty and toothsome Last night Winnie had a telegram from her mother who was to come from Buffalo to take the steamer to day at 12 oclock for Europe she had expected to come earlier and spend the night with us and could she not come down in the morning- nd visit with her on board until the steamer sailed Of course she must go and we were up bright and early this morning and by seven oclock Ave had had our break- ¬ fast 0vl Winnie had cleared the table made the beds dressed herself and Philip and was off Yet there was a weary look in her face when she kissed - -- H When they stopped to listen where the canyon waters roar Daylight come an caught em an they cant t git back no more Evry mornin Billy since you moved me over here I have layd an waited for the daylight to appear Yes an evry evenin I have watched the growin shade Creepin up the mountain when the day begun to fade I have watched ifr pardner when the gold was turned to red Flashin up an upward through the great blue overhead 1 have watched the peak line turn into a an dark an black Billy when I leave it an it wont be long I know Never mind old pardner for we all have Dont you let them put mt down there un- ¬ derneath the hill Tunder in the canyon where its dark an sad an still Take me up the mountain till you reach the very brow There beyond the pine trees where the clouds is floatin now Where dawn in the mornin from the east begins to break An the golden daylight will first touch the fiamin Track An Ive seen the pine trees growin dim their winsrs tf - y i grave youll make Where the siri will shine as it goes travlin through the day Where the light will linger as it turns to go away An the last faint glimmer at my restin- place will hide As the sun in glory drifts down on the other side Chicago Record v Y A MANS STORY BY HOMEL1A L CLAP1 sins 1 When si miens truly repent 1 believe the first thing they do is to confess their Well now that is what -- I am going- - to do - f - have often talked Aviih my wife of the oetry and sentiment of the home and have tried to impress upon her that it should be the abode of peace and har- mony and that she is the priestess who innst1veep he sacred fire ever burningujjon its altar The duties which fall to her lot in our copartnership seem to me to be so light and easy that I have often vondered and indeed hme eomethnes felt vexed that she should look so weary when 1 came home at night have alwavs be Jieved and hae often said it ihatwom en hae by far tin betnir pait of the Targain with so little to do and such -- - opportunities for enjoyment Consequently I have been rather crit¬ ical of what I have considered her ak of system in her way of mannginq- her affairs and have showi my annoyance - on the tablecloth an overdone beefsteak a smudge on a tumbler or at finding dust on the top shelf of the beaufet But innie is a cheerful Utile at a spot soul things even if I am sometimes and always makes the best of a censorious But you are waiting to hear my expe rience and what brought about my change of heart First then must tell you that T am i clerk in a banking house at a salary of 1000 per annum and that before Winnie and 1 were married we carefully counted the cost but calculate as we would we could not make out that we could live on it and g o in the set in which w had always moved without prac ¬ ticing the strictest economy But in the hr ydayof our bright hopes w e thought all things possible and so we started in I will do Winnie the justice to say That she has bravely done her part Inn ¬ ing always kept the household expenses within our income and she made us very comfortable often with very little money but what has irked me is that she should have looked pale and weary and apparently full of care when in my opinion she has hud so little com ¬ paratively 1o do We hired a modest flat when we were first married and for two years wewvre aljle to keep an inexperienced servant at small wages so that Winnie had an op portunity to learn by experience many of the ways of housekeeping and cook ¬ ing But dear me that was almost four years ago and now ue hae Philip and how proud we aire of our little three years old son J never could to think muich less to acknowledge that Philip ever brought anything into the family but a wealth of joy and hap piness It seems almost sacrilegious to think that he is any trouble to us and yet since he came into it he has slowly but undoubtedly revolutionized our household Our lives our characters and our belongings bear marks of the energy of this little life which cannot N bottled up and of the spirit which is ever rebelling against the lim- tations of a flat for Ave still live in a fiat We have been obliged to dispense with the maid We now hire a woman who comes in two mornings in a week one morning- to do the washing- and the other to do the cleaning- and some cook ing as well such as a piece of corned beef or a roast of beef or a pair of chickens which is a great help to Win- iie and makes possible little soups and ¬ ¬ bring-my-self little three flights of stairs to the front door wo- have no elevator some good or was it an evil spirit shot a thought into my soul It is just seven oclock said I as I stood in the lonely and not very orderly apartment What a fine chance to give Winnie an object lesson I have talked a good deal now I will demonstrate 1 will prove to her that she consumes too mu h time and nerv-¬ ous force in doing her simple household duties To be sure I have greater phy ¬ sical strength than she has but 1 will make all due allowance for that in my application I can get away at nine oclock and by taking the Ninth avenue express train I can g et to the office on time and in two hours what a transformation there will be J Winnie had left the breakfast dishes piled up in the kitchen on top of the tubs near the sink I would make short work-- with them I had often when the shades were pulled down and 1 thought nobody could see me wiped the dishes for her and it wouldnt be much work to wash them But I would beg in in the dining room for 1 meant to be thorough So I swept the crumbs from under the table and rearranged the things on the beaufet but dear me how the time did fly till I was obliged to finish off with a feather duster 1 dont approve of feather dusters they only flip the dust up in the air to come back agiiin jnst where it was before I have often said this to Winnie Then I looked into the bedrooms IIow dusty the rugs were 1 concluded 1o give them a good shaking- Just then the front door bell rang- and I rushed into the kitchen to press the door opener then back ag ain to the rugs I ought to g et them done before my visitor mounts the long- stairs said 1 so 1 flung open the blinds and shook the rugs vigorously out into the air shaft the wind blowing the dust directly back ag ain into the room At this juncture my opposite neighbor put her head out of her window and called me to account for flaunting my dust in upon her Our eyes met T should never have known her to be the lady in silks and velvets 1 had seen on the street Winnie always looks the lady even at her work and she seemed taken aback at seeimr me with dishevelled hair and my necktie under my left ear We did not continue the conversation 1 hastily shut down the window and hurriedly brushed the dust from my clothes so that I could decently open the door for the somebody who was ringing- and ringing so incessantly that I thought the elevated train had run off the track and that Winnie and Philip were both killed It was a boy with a bundle Does Mrs Gunning- ive here Xo you little rascal and dont you T ever ring- my bell lilce tjiat again am afraid that I slammed the door and But si id things couldnt stop to get mad for the time was running along- as if it had a thousand legs 7 4oand things looked worse than when I commenced so f spread down the rugs nnd rushed to the kitchen for I must wash the dishes I took down the dish pan and put some pearline in it ac T had often seen Winnie do put in the cleanest dishes and turned on the hot water but no hot water came only air with a scorn- ¬ ful snort and a prolonged sputteringthen nothing Now what am I to do Hello janitor I shouted down the dumb waiter whats the matter with the hot water The reply came up in the dulcet tones of the janitors n ITe list wait a bit and itll come all right and dont ye be botherin me It moaned and sighed and snorted but it didnt come so in my desperation I turned on the cold water It wasnt nice but f pitched in and did my best There whats that said 1 Is that 1 opened the front door bell again the door from the kitchen and went on with my work nobody came up and the bell continued to ring alternating with shrill whistlings That must be the postman I suppose he has got a package too large to g o into the box or a registered letter I have no time to go downstairs But there was no al ¬ ternative down I had to g o A letter sir one cent due r didnt trust myself to speak but paid the cent and flew up the stairs ¬ - them eJI I sincerely wished tha T ba never begim In my frantic efforts o finish up I had turned the little kitcnen into a sort of ppjidemonium But time v as flying and I must get off Again the front doorbell rang This time it was airs Jones to see Winnie I should have thought when she saw the glare in my eye that she would have gone right downstairs again but she didnt She wanted to get her breath she said so she stepped inside and leaned against the wall and talker and talked and kept me answering idiotic questions as to how we all were and whether Philip had gvt over his cold etc I have often found fault with Winnie for not excusing herself fron callers when she was busy butlnevei will ag ain for I simply could not brow beat Mrs Jones nor get rid of her until she was ready to go unless I threw hei downstairs After she was gone I went out feeling quite exhausted and un hinged and I concluded not to say any thing this time to Winnie about the ob ¬ ¬ THE A DOGY ject lesson What her impressions were when sh got home I shall probably never know She I - ¬ - f ¬ - - - E - - rg ain ¬ ¬ - - - ¬ are big- plates and little plates cups and saucers bows platters and pitcher how I hate to wipe pitchers tumblers and spoons knives and forks aid worse than all the frying pan the oat ¬ meal boiler and the coffee pot and the coffee pot is worse than a pitcher resolved over and over again never tv use more than one plate at a meaU never to drink any more coffee nort eat anything which would leave a hoi- rid pan to be washed I maie pittv g ood time however tnoug h I was ncis very proud of my work Th things didnt look as bright and clean as they ought to and I could not stop to finish - thing- to do every morning- I should soon become a gibbering- idiot Here - said I as I began my task what a lot of dishes for cur little family And yet 3 am always so particular about havmg a clean plate and spoon for everything If I had this Dear me again - but when 1 came home to nigiit and the it means that it has pluck stamina house looked as peaceful and lovely as strength force in short that it can any home could I felt like taking- off mj rustle It really means rather more than this hat to her for I realized in some degree It also signifies that there has been what she had to do to make it so I found out little by little how sur an unusual combination of f avorinqr eir pi ised she was to find the windows open cumstances that tender ccung grass the shades up the sun pouring in and has existed somewhere in the region the flies walking over everything Worst round about and that the climate has of all I had not turned off the hot wa- been at least fairly mild However ter When it got ready to run it ran where dogies manage to bring them filled up the sink and ran over till in selves safely through childhood or the kitchen below it began to make perhaps I should say calfhood thcy arabesques on the ceiling- Fortunately make the very finest sort of cattle The amusing thing about it is that their be 1 had not fastened the door of the ginning to eat grass long before they and the janitors boy pulled him self up and turned the faucet before any should makes them when young tre medously fat and gives them altogether great damage was done Winnie did not reproach me but said a most curious appearance Their littlnit she appreciated my motive and tle bodies being so stuffy and poddy that it was real sweet of me to try makes their legs seem singularly short while their hair girows very long Then so hard to help her To night 1 am a regenerated man their struggle for existence seems to im- ¬ Hereafter 1 shall feel that her part of part a very serious expression to their the work is quite equal to mine Be faces Altogether their whole bearing sides she has Philip and that means is that of the most comical You can tell one of them as an unending- combat with compressed you can see it and their coming activity In fact I am free to say from far as my small experience and large oppor- is usually greeted with shouts of laugh tunities of observation that not even ter Herds of cattle always drift before with my strength and athletic training and my non obtrusive garments would a storm In Texas when a good northI exchange Never will I ag ain under- er eomes up they have been known to value womans work and while I live drift southward for miles and miles the she shall have my sympathy and help largest and sturdiest being always f ouml I however hasten to write this to in the front ranks It is no uncommov night 1 want my good resolutions to sight to find bringing up the rear s go on record while they are fresh and number of these little dogies bending crisp How f shall feel to morrow be- their heads to the storm and trudging ing rested and having- - recovered my along as bravely and untiringly as their equanimity 1 cannot tell My impres- ¬ grown up companions Cowboys consider it a very good omen sions may not be so clear then as they to meet a little dogy that has strayed are now and T may have slipped back into my old way of thinking for old f rom its herd and if several of them are prejudices are not always banished nor together they dismount from their are single principles changed by a ponies throw the grotesque little beast single experience Womans Journal down ami pick aside die long hairs to find out whether or not it is a maverick an expression used for unbranded cat- ¬ ONE OF LINCOLNS STORIES tle and if it is they cast lots for it About Some JLowler Tlmt Had IJccn the lucky one immediately heats and his misrepresented skillet or other instruiments and brands The following anecdote by Lincoln was told during Lincolns visit to the it with his employers mark Chicago Inter Ocean front at City Point In the course of the conversation that HOTELS IN GREECE ex cning he spoke of the improvement in arms and ammunition and of the new Sinsrle Rooms Arc Hare nml the Far powder prepared for the 15 inch guns siisliiiisrs Ar i Painfully Scant lie said he had neer seen the latter Ill Greece the hotels of the interior article but he understood it differed follow one general type the Italian very much from any other powder that There is no common sitting room Why had ever been used I told him that I Should Hiere be There is no oftice happened to have in my tent a speci- ¬ but that cltoes not seem to interfere with men which had been sent to head ¬ the presentation of bills The ground quarters as a curiosity and I would floor is given wp to a afe or restau ¬ bring it to him When 1 returned with rant if the innkeeper goes into that a grain of the powder about the size of line of business Very often how ¬ a walnut he took it turned it over in his ever the master of Hie Apollo has only band and after examining it carefully rooms to let The sleeping apartments said Well its rather larger than the on the floor above are often approached powder we used to buy in my shooting by an outside- stairway and as is to days It reminds me of what occurred he expected in a southern climate they once in a country meeting house in nre scantily furnished 0 vea f urn ish a vice anywhere Sangamon county You see there were iKg is Under a south ¬ Tery few newspapers then and the coun ¬ ern slcy it is a crime of which the Greeks try storekeepers had to reson to some are not guilty There is usually other means of advertising their waivs mirror though that tribute to human ii for instance the preacher happened vanity Is sometimes lacking and like to be late in coining to a praver meet ¬ 7h Turk the solitary Turkish towel ing of an evening the shopkeepers would bears no brother near his rhrone The often put in the time while the people bedstead is invariably of iron and does ere waiting by notifying them of any not offer the same vantage ground to new arrival of an attractive line of the assailants of sleep as a wooden framework would lo but the cushions goods are there and the walls are there so One evening a man rose up and said Brethren let me take occasion to say hat small comfort is to be derived while were a waitin that I lune just from that slight reduction oT possibili ¬ received a new invice of sportin pow ¬ ties As in primitive limited States with- ¬ der The grains are so small you kin scncely see em with the naked eve in my memory single rooms are rar and polished up so fine you km stand Two three four five beds are put in up and comb yer har in front of one one room or strung along tlhe corri ¬ o them grains jest like it was a lookin dors A fastidious person who desire glass Hope youll come down to my to occupy a room alone has to pay for store at the crossroads and examine all the beds therein In some places special charges are made for sleeping that powder fcr yourselves When we had got about this far a in the daytime and there is a fixed rate rival powder merchant in the meeting for sleeping on the floor That a man who had been boiling- over with indig ¬ should wish to be private when he is nation at the amount of advertising the asleep seems absurd But in tins whole opposition powder was getting jumped domnin we Americans who submit to up and cried out Brethren I hope the abomination of the Pullman sleep youll not believe a single word Brother crs have no right to find fault with Jones has been savin about that pow ¬ any other nationality we have nr der Ive been down thai and seen it right to be fastidious about undress for myself and T pledge you my word ing in the eyes- of the world and c that the grains is bigger than the lumps large charity ought to cover the divon in a coal pile and any oe of you sities of different religions and differ bvelhren ef you was in your future ent periods hi this respect Tn the good state could put a burl o that powdrr old times people used to go to bed utter on your shoulder and march squar ly devoid of raiment and the bed through the sulphurious flames sur clothes as we call them still were the jfoundin you without the least danger only clothes Atlantic of an explosion Gen TTorace Por ¬ 3IalviiiS Snre - couldnt tell me the cruel tinith PAGE COILED SPRING WOYET DEALER IN Is Well Known in Texas Probably not one boy in 1000 east of Furniture Window Shades Oil WIRE FENCE the lississippi or north of Texas knows Cloths Carpets Mattresses -- I TTR f f in the least what a dogy is but to the i Etc cowboy a pluekj little dogy constitutes Special attention given to Undertakat the same time the pride and butt c ing and Repairing life It is nothing more or less tnan u little calf whose mother having died Main Street Paris Ky when it was very young is forced to eat grass long before nature intended that COLLINS AgentsMILLER O it should or as the cowboys say tonu Paris Kentucky tie for a living 2vow it not confound Texas rustle Storm This is a smooth fence that will tnnj wjtli ICew York and Chicago hustle any kind of stock It is made from tha for they uin totally diffea ent things best hard steel drawn specially for tb Xa cowboy dialect to rustle meaiii tc purpose THE VERY BEST pick up a precarious living against the how n is MADE worst possible odds and this is exactly OliD RELIABLE PROMPT- The large steel wires forming th horizontal bars are first coiled around a what the- dogy has to do Xo comfort FAYING finch rod thus practically becoming able little messes are made for it nor COILED SPRINGS their entire length is it transferred toaistermrriher It These are securely tied together by 10 is just left to forage for or to live cross bars to the rod The cross ban or die according to its native hardihood are best quality of annealed wira Of course most of these poor mother wrapped three time galvanized less animals die and if one manages ta each horizontal bar around live in spite of fate it is considered en- ¬ Short St Bet Broadway and Mill ITS ADVANTAGES titled to the most profound respect for Being a self regulator it is always LEXINGTON -- dnccr I3nt Imeky Iiittle Beast That GEO W DAVIS THE 1 T J T ¬ SlSiililiil W HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Insurance - - irlt NON UNION It - HOTEL REED - James Connors Proprietor Rates 2 And 250 Per Day A Electric lights hot and cold baths barber shop and Postal telegraph office etc 21iy96 One hundred good- - rooms ly ¬ ¬ TREES - dumb-waited- ¬ ¬ ¬ Grape Vines Small Fruits Asparagus and everything for the Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- ¬ ploy no agents Try us on prices and Bee the difference between those of a grower and dealer Catalogue on aj plication to H F HILLENMBYER 20oct Lexington Ky IFVAXjIj 1896 FULL stock of Fruit and Ornamental TREES ready for business slacks up for 30 below as cheerfully as it takes a new grip for 90 in the shade gently but firmly persuades a runaway team to reconsider its action An unruly bull is saf o as a canary in its cage it saitb unto the festive hog thus far sbalt thou go The fierce wind and drifting snow pass by and it heeds them not There is no terror in the locomotivo spark The trespasser is not led into temptation and the rail stealers oc- ¬ cupation is gone The hired man and the lagging tramp alike scorn it proffer- ¬ ed shade Like the model housewife when well supported it is always neat and tidy THPwEE POSTS to the 100 POSTS A ¬ self-importan- ce 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 tha better the fence That may apply t common fences but depending largely on its elasticity we psefer the long panel For cemeteries lawns yards etc they should of course be nearer 12 to 80 feet is not objectionable We have completed and are now building a lot ol tbis fence for Bourbon farmers and you can examine into its merits for yourself Estimates cheerfully furnished Yon may put up the posts and we will build the fence or we will contract to do th whole job If you are needing any fence see us We will save you moneys and still build you the best fence made Respectfully MILLER COLLINS FEET s - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ V ¬ Paris Ky ¬ The Page Wiw HFeaco In Bourbon Messrs Miller deceived br alloriasr aJP0 can get thoDest made advertisements and taint you finest finish and - - ¬ - ¬ SI 10 Manifest imperforate SI 2o SI Mortgage full perforate 1 50 1 00 Passage Ticket imperforate 1 30 Foreign exchaugcorange imate 3 0 4 00 1 90 Foreign Exchange maroon 5 00 3 50 Inland Exchange imperforate 7 00 5 00 Probate of Will imperforate 30 00 20 00 Probate of Will imperforate 1 50 1 30 Blue and Black 2 00 1 60 Blue and Black 5 cent Black and Green proprietary- - 5 cents o cents 6 cent Black and Green proprietary 10 cent Black and Green proprietary x 5 50 tent Black Green proprietary 3 i n 00 1 00 Black and Green proprietary 15 00 6 00 Black and Green proprietary 1 also wish to buy old canceled postage stamps aud stamped envelopes of any and all denominations from 18J0 to 1S75 for which I will pay liberal prices Address T 1 GREEN County Clerk Mt Olivet Ky Notk The above named stamps can be found on Deeds Mortgages Notes Receipts etc from 1801 Agreements Bank Cbeck 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 mentioued in good order Reference Mt Olivet Deposit Bank or any ofllolal of Robertson county T L Grekn County Clerk SI 10 cents cent Playing cards orange cent Proprietary blue imperforate15 cents cent ProprietaryiDluepartperforatelOcents cent ProorletaryorangefulI pefroto15 cents cent Playing caidgreenimperforateS2 3 cent playing cardgreenfull perrte20 cents 3 centTolegraph green imperforate10 cents 4 cent Playing card violet perforatc50 cents 4 cent Proprietaryvioletpart pcrfoatelO cents 10 cents 5 centExpres3 red imperforate 10 cents 5 cent Playing card red perforate 10 cents 5 cent Proprietary perforate 6 cent Proprietary orange peri oratcSo 10 cent Bill of Ladiugbluc nnperfoteln cents 10 cent Bill of Ladingbluepart pertclo cents SO cents 2 i cent Bond imperforate 40 cent Inland Exchangeimperforate7o cents Si 2 3 50 cent Probate of Will imperforate 70 cent Foreign cxchaugegreenimate90 centr SI 51 Life Insurance imperforate 2 2 2 2 3 Woven Wire Fence on my farm for about eighteen months and am well mere for anave eonj Buy from reliable manufacturers pleased with it It has proved to be all tnat jrained a reputation by honest and square dealing There isnonoin the world that can equal that is claimed for it It turns all kind in mechanical construction durability of working parts fineness of finish beauty in appearance or has of stock and is as tight as it was the day u many Improvements as the NEW HOME it was put up and has stood some severe WRITE FOR CIRCULARS tests A horse of one of my neighbor The Hew Home Sewing Machine Co fell across the fence a few months ago CbaxoeUass BostokHass 8UOTONSQt7ARENY and was not taken off for several hours CuicaooIll St Louis aio Dalies Texas SAjfFBASciscoCAL Atlanta Ga but when taken of the fence went back OR SALE QY to its place all right with the exception of a few staples During the storm of COOK WINN Paris Ky April 24th a good sized tree was blown across the fence and bent it down to th U S REVENUE STAMPS WANTED ground As soon as the tree was cast off the fence went up all right and was BY as good as ever with the exception ot T 1L Green Conuty Clerk Mt Olivet Ky one broken wire and a few staples out I want to buy for cash the following U S of place Revenues either canceled or uucancelcd at I am so well pleased with the fenc the prices annexed when stamps are sent In that I am going to put up more of it good condition JZacJi Respectfully right away 5 cents 1 cent Express red Imperforate Wji Becraft 5my tf 1 cent Express red part perforate 5 cents 1 cent Playing Cards red imperforate50 cents 1 cent Playing cardsredpart perforated cents 1 cent Proprietary redpart perforate10 cents 50 cents 1 cent Telegraph red imperforate 2 cent Bank Check bluepart perforates cents We are prepared to furnish at rea- ¬ 5 cents sonable prices locust posts by the car 2 cent Certificate blue imperforate 2 cent Certificate blue full perforate10 cents Delivered at your nearest rail-¬ 2 cent Certincateorangef ull perforatelO cents load 5 cents road station 2 cent Express blue imperforate 10 cents 2 cent Express blue part perforate MILLER COLLINS 2 cent Playing cardsbiueimperforate50 cents MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE -- Millersburg Ky May 4 90 Collins Agents Paris Kentucky Gentlemen I have had the Page LOCUST POSTS CLOTHES GLEANED BEFUBED notice Our prices are lower than others and we will do your work right PARIS FURNISHING AND have employed a first class experienced tailor to take charge cleaning repairing and pressing of Work done on short department TAILORING CO WE our EL S 24mar tf STOUT Manager t 4 W DUDLEY BILL POSTERS PARIS KY CO ad -- A All Kinds of Posting Distributing Promptly Attended To Etc Kr TOWN LOT FOR SALE wX f ments at six twelve and eighteen months Address L L care Ths News Paris Ky 42ixll0 foot lot in William ad jCjL dition well located Will be sold at low price on four payments one fourth cash balance in three equal pay- ¬ A - t -- ¬ 3 - ic w ter in Century To I i smoke in the atmosphere of large cities will be dissipated by electricity Al ¬ ready a patent has been taken out in Germany for an apparatus fcr smoke I prevention by means of wires stretched inside n flue or chimney and rendered incandescent Xn an electric current newspaper clipping giving directions to wives about their husbands comfort and 1 want to make sure that Mrs Cumso will sec it Harlem Life The costliest building of modern This simple method will consume tha Hmcs is the state capitol at Albany TJ blackest smoke but at present it is 3 which has already had spent ur03U much too exrensive for practical use tha immense sumof 20000Qft Cuiuso a residence this letter to me at Purify the Air It is thought by many that the time and mark in the corner Strictiy is not far distant when fog and the Private Fangle Whats the idea of that uresg Cuniso Fa2gle I wish you would ad my il A A V i i It contains ¬ h llfTlfllll lAlatM nuaymp naifcn ttAnl4tnl rln low prices ia encileaa variety wutiui aunerior kn T rUnt tell Ton all ahont tha new Kt JAM 1 m 9f SwJtA ilMmvvwiU6u fi i UYSrS rWlu5trate r -- - oualitv and fmn wnrVmnu hl Catalogue This iioN iui va iu contains aDout znODaceB 9 ono free W haT added fla AIjIjIAHUIS CARRIAGE CO CinnlmiaM mmmaamscr T 1 lLae be lianrt npt Skof n s ju k j il t 5 wfc - Q TECE BOURBON NEWS FMBAJ APRIL 30 1897 Sine UccV Xsylum Sing Lee was an enterprising youmj Chinaman who conducted a laundry in a small mining camp in Colorado some years ago His ncver faiiing good hu ¬ mor made him Si universal favorite and on more than one occasion the boys found that he had a ready tongue in his head A presidential election occurred about this time and one of the boys an Irishman remarked o Sing sWell Sing yezll have to be goin to China now The Irish be go in to run things here and they wont have any hathen Chinee around Quick as a flash Sing All light me go Ireland retorted Hish no lun things there MANY MERCHANTS No-To-B- THE FARMING WORLD CURCULIO SHEET Cnteliiiir the lcst mul Crushing1 It Is the Only Sure Cure AU the spraying mixtures have been tried on plum trees to destroy the cur owlio but with little success Dusting with various mixtures and fumigating with smoke of hay straw rotten wood corn cobs tar compounds etc have served only as a temporaiy relief driving them away it may be for a little rvwi II n V FRAIU - X FOR CURCULIO SHEET time It seems that catching- the lit- ¬ tle tnrk and destroying him or her ¬ bodily is the only sure cure To do this take a sheet of any thin eheai stuJf as cheese cloth of suitable size say three yards square secure it over a frame of light slats made as in- ¬ dicated in the cut Fig 1 The three sides AAA are full length the other side has an opening to allow the device to be placed under the tree To secure rigidity add two slats as braces shown at BE Cords are secured to the outer slats at CC passing back they unite at D the purpose being to enable one per- - CUNNING WILD TURKEYS SLAVE TO HIS COWS But IHk Slavery Brings In Mnny Dol ¬ Their Ways witli the More Cunning Wildcat and the Liess Cauniiis IlntvU lars nnd Cents The other day a farmer said to me It is curious how a wildcat gets the ¬ says E L Vincent in National Stock- best of young wild turkeys said a na man You are a slave to your cows tive of the Juniata valley in the moun- ¬ The conversation which called out this tains overlooking which the wild tur ¬ remark had developed the fact i hat 1 fed key still finds secure covert and con ¬ The Avild turkej my cows three times a dayputtiug them genial environment in at noon for that purpose and letting is about as wary a tiling as lives wheth ¬ them out again on pleasant clays to drink er it is young or old and the wildcat knows it As soon as a brood of young at a well just by the barn to admit that turkeys are big enough and strong Now I was compelled it was some work to give my cows this enough to be turned adrift by their attention I know also that there are mother to earn their own living the those who think it unnecessary to feed wildcats mouth begins to water for Hut my ex them and he brings his cunning in play more than twice a day perience is that it is better for my stock to capture them He needs bis cuiir at least to give them a ration at noon ning too aQtlhough they cannot fly yet They expect it and are not contented they can run faster than a deer and their without it they certainly do well under habit of hiding themselves at the faint¬ this treatment I never had a sick cow est suspicion of danger and they are In the spring of the year and my herd always on the sharp lookout for dan ¬ looks well and does well through the ger is as inivariakte as that of the A Avild young grouse and quail season ¬ A man whose cows always look as 1ut st ciivds but liUlo chance of catch thin and gaunt as hounds in the spring ing a young wild tv rtrey by crouch looking at mine last year said No one ing on a limb and pouncing down could tell whether your cows had come upon it as the siu pivious fowl surveys into milk or not they look plump after its surroundings on every side and OE above and below with every step it Mine never do coming-- fresh crurse feeding three times a day is only takes ami every idolitiitui it eats jg part of the care I give my cows in th Iras to be a more than wary beast that 1 need not say that l try takes it by surprise v inter time But the wildcat has tactics Dis ¬ warm This means that I to keep them do not leave them out on stormy or covering a brood of young turkeys he windy days 1 do not intend that there knows that there is no use trying to should be any cracks in the lloor or sid ¬ keep his proximity a secret so he takes ing of my stable to let in the wintry pains to let the turkeys see him steal- ¬ I try to feed i bera ly By this ing along in their rear That hurries v in ds I mean I give my cows what they will ihe flock onward but the birds pres ¬ eat up clean and no more This re ently stop and ileok back to see if the quires study for each inoividual cow L onemy is still in pursuit The wildcat try to vary their diet so as to supply the keeps liimself in sight but always comes into view of the turkeys as sneak ¬ needs of the cows to best advantage ing out of a hiding place He does this three oi- - four times and then disap ¬ SOIL FOR RASPBERRIES f 1 ¬ ac Over 400000cured Why notleto-To-Ba- c regulate or remove your desire tor tobacco Saves mqney makes health nnd manhood Cure guaranteed 50c 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 Oilthen a cure for Fifty Cents w 75 nCRS CftCA GO r RIDE A s SO Wcstcm Wheel Works CATALPGVE FREE n L AfOtS fflARTSHTONSSaa NOTiCE Q hSto GCf Dont tell your friend of the silly things you hear he hears enough for himself Atchison Globe bowels Cascarets stimulate liver kidneys and Never sicken weaken or gripe 10c THfcVafcliUllMC JL OS HARTSHORN SUED Users and Selling Agents of Imperial Cask J Toledo O April 27 Suit has been filed Misery and rheumatism are foes St m the United States Circuit Court here Jacobs Oil and cure are friends Try them against Hemmert Brothers saloon keepers at Celina Ohio by The National Cash Imaginary eminence is actual humiliation Register Company of Dayton Ohio asking Rams Horn for an injunction and damages Messrs Hemmert Brothers use an Imperial Cash Register sometimes known as the Oshorn cj which is manufactured by the Oshorn Cash Register Company of Detroit Michigan and which The National Cash Register Company claims infringes cash register patents owned by them ej John M Prirp Niolinlne Wiimior nn1 Berdan Company well known merchants of this city John Brown a provision dealer 9 at 202 Grand street Brooklyn New York dolm Fritz at 44 Main street Ann Arbor Michigan and more than twenty other individuals and firms who are either using or selling Imperial Cash Registers have also been sued A natural manner was her aim f 9 Sincere and simple anil all that She failed but she was not to blame Mm good For she resided in A fiat ¬ i I Registers Brought Into Court If one of a mans relations visits at his house as long as a month his wife never in Atchison Globe the world gets over ee9039eees3e9Q08eeQ0G For y onnel f vrhere land in tzmnl and a m cheup Wnro thou i saijdshuvobfeome prosperous Where the climate is per fect and the soil Is rich NEBRASKA offers- reat¬ beopportunities to the farm renter who winm come a farm owner Send for n freo ht Illustrated pamphlet on Nebraska to PP K riS It- - R Chicago 11L Genl Passr Asent C k Miums BQ -- Tmi im th PmiB ¬ Sft W L J Life TTi BLOCK WITH SPRINGS son to handle the device readily by grasping the slat A with one hand and the united cords J with the other hand The dotted lines 0 indicate the opening in the sheet which allows the same to be projected under the tree The space between the doited lines may be covered when the sheet is placed upon the ground by means of a flap Fig- 2 represents a wooden block B with springs attached in such manner as that it may be readily and securely attached to any part of the body of tho tree to be jarred The block II should be padded so as to prevent injury to the tree when it is struck with maul The operator supplied with such an outfit as indicated may go rapidly over the plum orchard of ccol mornings when ihe curculio are dormant Jar them upon the sheet and destroy them down - G W Waters in Ohio Farmer ¬ -- THE CODLIN MOTH An Ounce of Prevention That is Worth a Pound ot Cure I do not profess that this cure or trap will catch all the moths but a large per- ¬ centage of them will be kept from lay- ¬ ing on the fruit buds Take an ordinary barrel and fill it about three parts with water hang any kind of a lantern right ove r the barrel by means of a piece of lath allowing the bottom of the lantern to hang- just in side the barrel and above the water Choose still nights about the time the bloom is dropping I say still nights because of a two fold reason Firstly the moth does not iiy on a windy night secondly it is hard to keep the light in the lantern if windy All night flying insects ormoths will fly to a light and striking against the lantern fall into the water when the mealy substance that is on the wings becomes sticky and they are therefore unable to rise again In the morning a goodly number of these night I have marauders will be captured as high as four quarts of moths seen taken from four barrels which for all the trouble and expense is a very gooil return If this be repeated for two or three nights there will be little or no use of spraying although 1 have generally advised one spraying after J R Johnson in American Gardening Convicts on Road Work The convict as a road maker has been the subject of some controversy but on thz whole it has been fairly well ad mitted that the one was the solution of the other The warden at one of the New York stale prisons taking advantage of the enforced idleness on the part of many convicts owing to a recently passed law stopping the sale of any prison made goods used them on the reads of the village with of course but one result good roads Two bills are now on their waj to become laws of that state which will enable wardens to put convicts at work on the roads in the vicinity of two state prisons With the object lessons which these examples - Different Varieties Demand entirely Different ti round As to soil for raspberries different va- ¬ rieties demand different soil in order The red and white to do their best kinds require a deep rich moist soil and one that is rather compact Generally they do poorly on sandy soil though in the extreme north they may show an exception to the rule The biack rasp- ¬ berry will do well in either light or heavy soil but they will do best on soil that is light In the selection of plants we will remember that no variety of the raspberry is other than biennial That is to say one year they produce wood the next year fruit and that is the end of them We need not look therefore It plants for two or plants for is best to get But while the transplanting always wood is short lived the roots are long lived often being several years old Before planting- the raspberry in any way thoroughly prepare the soil In selecting plants get those with plenty or small fibrous roots and set no deep If the er than they originally were ground is poor manure in the hill at the time of planting and afterwards on the surface working it with plow or cultivator Keep the soil as level as possible and free from weeds The three-year-o- ld one-year-o- ld - ¬ raspberry receives very little pruning In held culture none is given except ta cut off the old wood after fruiting I would often prove beneficial however to prune more Western Plowman CALVES AT PASTURE ¬ They Need si little Grain to Keei Them irouiiijv Thriftily The calves at pasture ought to hav daily a little grain to keep them grow ing thriftily Their increased size il JO ii HANDY FEED EOX ¬ ¬ ¬ the fall will more than pay for the outlay and the trouble The sketch shows a handy feed bo Put it on the inside -- X Y Sun of the pasture fence so that the grain Saved liy m Sleiffli Box can be put in through the boards from From Wadena comes a story of anLT the outside Put slats on as shown row escape from death on the part of far enough apart so that the calves can a farmer and his family who live two put their heads between them but so miles out of the town during a snownear that the old stock if in the pas storm iu January last They attended ture caunot reach the hox The slats church in Wadena on the night of the ilso support the box and hold it in storrn and about niaie oclock started piaee American Agriculturist for home As the road is straight and well sheltered most of the way and as DAIRY SUGGESTIONS their horses had traveled it hundreds of It is less work to wash the butter times they had no misgivings They milk out of the butter than to work it had proceeded but half way however when they discovered that they vrere out ¬ pears in the forest He has satisfied liimself as to the exact direction the lock will keep and has left on their suspicious natures the impression that he is on their trail Believing that the foe is creeping in the rear the turkeys are alert in that direction particularly The wildcat knows his business and making- a circuit of the voods he comes out far ahead otf the turkeys right in the path they are feeding along and hides himself behind a log a rock or any obstacle near which the turkeys will pass still cautiously gua rding their rear The flock feed on their way They reach the spot where their unsuspected foe Suddenly there is a Is Iving in wait spring a scuffle a faint gobble tvndo scattering of the brood and away bounds the wildcat with one of the number for his dinner During the callow period of the tur kev hens brood the mother turkey constantly watches for and instantly warns the chicks against another ruth- ¬ less foe Tlh is is the chicken harwk It is wonderful how quickly the hen tur ¬ key detects the coming of the hawk She discovers it nearly as scon as the hawk in his soaring place among the clouds has got his eye on her and her brood Whjle the nawk is dropping down uipontliein the old turkey utters a sharp and peculiar cry and instantly every chick either scampers to a hid ing place or falls over on the ground and simulates death as perfectly as The preying the possum ever did chicken hawk will dine on nothing1 but what he captures alive and kills How the young turkeys know that is more than anyone can say but it is evident that they do know it If they are true o their instinct and remain as they fal until the mother gives them the sig ¬ nal that all is well the hawk seeing nothing but dead game as he supposes will sail away again The mother will not give vlie signal to her brocd that all s well until the hawk is out of sight and then at ta cluck up will jump every Tt sometimes happens that i Thick hick is impatient and attempts to run things itself coming to life before it ets the word from its mother The ihick that does so is lost for the hover ig hawk will have its talons on it al ¬ most instantly although the chick has rjuickly obeyed ia second order from its mojther in the bushes and died again - We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure F J Cheney Co Props Toledo O We the undersigned have known F J Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm West Truax Wholesale Druggists Toledo O Hovrs This greatly improved and as as most 100 wheels sells for Tried and true a popular wheel at a popular price ana expensively made wheel fedS s this year equipped with the only perfect bearings yet JE M made Its price is We have also produceda new Catalogue Free 9 INDIANA BICYCLE CO Indianapolis Ind ffl t aeeeoe9e0S0e990eee9eeee98Qeoeeee9 gr55 ¬ 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 75c per bot tie Sold by all Druggists Testimonials free Halls Family Pills are the best aw --yoor advertisement I thought that it was probably like the announce- ¬ ments of many other makers of harvesting machinery big blow and little show but Im ready to surren-¬ der go ahead gentlemen youre all right I bought one of your bir ders last season and it is equal to any claim you ever made for it This is the condensed essence of what Mr Thomas Carney of Washington Court House Ohio has to say about the McCormick Right Hand Open Elevator Harvester and Binder The claims made for McCormick Machines strong claims Thats because When people say of a man that he is worse than dead they mean that he is alive Atchison ulobe I use Pisos Cure for Consumption both in my family and practice Dr G W Patterson Inkster Mich Nov 5 1S94 The man who is always suspicious of his neighbors is hardly to be trusted Washing ton Democrat A slip a sprain lame cures it ail the same his size ¬ ¬ St Jacobs Oil r aze You cant toll how little a man knows by Washington Democrat THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK Cattlecommoni CALVES Fair to guoU ugh HOGii common Mixed packers Cincinnati 2 4 4 3 3 April 3 fie 4 0 U Select bnirhers 75 10 To OJ e ¬ Light shippers SHEEP Choice prinjf LAMBS FLOUR Winter family BRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 3 red Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 Rye No 2 HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess pork 80 DO a 4 10 G4i5 4 05 5 60 3 C5 9- - Cq 5 50 3 70 3 90 5 Ou 3 35 Machines are so constructed that strong claims for them arc iustificd 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 vcull be rffl glad you paid the difference because there s nothing cheaper than the best to ut 11 S8 27 -- 1 IVlcCormick Harvesting Machine Company The Light Running McCormick Open Elevator Harvester The Light Running McCormick New 4 Steel Mower Chicago 75 9 ft SO 12 ou Lard BUTTER Prime APPLES No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed OATS Mixed Per bbl POTATOES Per bbl NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN WheatNo 1 northn PORK New mess LARD Prime steani Choice dairy to choice creamery J 87is rt 3 15 10 2 00 75 4 45 fa 2 25 91 4 65 A 79 9 50 a 29H 23 10 50 4 35 4 10 -- Western CHICAGO 40066 iWalt er Baker Cos 0s The Light Running McCormick Vertical Corn Binder and The Light Runuiug McCormick Daisy Reaper for sale everywhere REASONS FOR USING -- -- PORK Mess LARD Steam FLOUR CORN No 2 OATS No 2 FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 2 Chicago spring 4 SO 7 7U 24JS 8 7 4 05 72 io 24i 8 40 4 0H 4 25 Breakfast Cocoa- - 174 Grain Wheat No Family BALTIMORE 3 90 2 Corn Mixed Oats Mixed LARD Refined PORK Mess CATTLE First quality HOGS Western GRAIN Wheat No Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed 79 28 23J4 79j 2SJ8 24 1150 16 85 4 60 4 50 60 23M Ul 40 4 INDIANAPOLIS 2 I7tf 3 75 4 CO QQQQee4ettQrQ4GttrtrtOeVGttW Because it is absolute nure Because it is net made by the so called Dutch Process in which chemicals are used Because beans of the lincst quality are used Because it is made by a method which preserves unimpaired the cxauisite natural flavor md odor of the beans Because it is the most economical costing less than one cent a cup Be sure hat you get ihe genuine article made by WALTER CO Lid Dorchester Mass BAKER Established 1780 J J J 4 ¬ FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed Oats Mixed POitix lUeaS TARD Steam LOUISVILLE ei j Ctn S 2 -- io 21 1 5 tii j WAftNEtji 7777m AAAAAAAA W ¬ Sl Area H B5r fa For the Kidneys Liver will furnish it is to be hoped that the light of wisdom will shine over other e fe r ee 1 eg si a tu res 1 1 The princess of Wales has received a present of two of the most beautiful milk pails ever made They are of maple wood with solid brass hoops and handles and the lids bear a floral design painted by the Artist MussHl One pail has upon rt the Danish motto which translated means God for honorand righteousness and the other the motto of Wales Herr Hoist the venerable master eoopeiof Copenhag- presented them to the princess a OU few days ago They were made in 3872 for the great Copenhagen exhibition uind were originally intended as a silver neddihg gift to King Christian IX and liow singularly enough have become the property of his eldest daughter ¬ -- Itenutifiil Willi Tailu ting off fully UaJf of last years growth Irune peach trees in the spring cut ¬ instead of being on the road driving round in a circle They at week of her second calf if you can This helps to develop a persistent once unhitched the horses from the sleigh turned the box over cropt under milker There is no doubt that butter is a it and being well provided with robes more remunerative pnduet than cheese and wraps stayed there till daylight i markets where it can be readily without freezing The horses were found the next morning in a grove not sold fir from house where they had been If the cows teats are greased each sheltered flic St Paul Dispatch time she is milked the warts will dis ¬ Large warts can be removed appear Injured ntl Insulted by keeping- silk threads tied firmly Talking about mean men said Char ley Slknmington out at the Colonial around them YV F Massey tells the Practical Farm club the other night old man ttoek er that while cottonseed meal may be rnghani surely stands at the head of an excellent feed for cattle he does his class Hows that asked one of the not want any fed to his milk cows if lie would pre boys he is to eat the butter You know Ive been going there off fer pea meal If cottonseed nfcal be ied within hinall quanti- and on to see Miss Henrietta We at all it should be night before last the old follow set ties and with ensilage or cut hay the dog on me and I had a terrible nutter That Sells Well tussle to rave my life There is an immense amount of but ¬ Horrible exclaimed ter sold every year that would have of his hearers in chorus half a dozen been salable if properly made ABut that said Charley wasnt the lthough farmers have made butter for worst of it 2 ext morning me centuries yet at the present day there a note asking that I call he sentatnd around are many of them who cannot put a the wear good article on the markei even with settle for Cleveland and tear on the dogs Leader modern appliances to assist them The teeth When Thougrlit Of crematories produce better butter than Hungry Hugh Say de yer tink tie jfaruiers because of having skill and experience in the business The farmer rich blokes ever tinks of us Weary Waggles Yes when cley reads need have no fear of competition if he rPhiladephia knows how to make butteT of superior xie ccoic newspapers Milk the heifer clear up to within a aiud w--- lost and Urinary The Old RcBaKaTlli HERE is only ono vay by which LL any disease csn be cured end that is by recaovinq the cause what- ¬ ever it may be The great racdica authorities cf the day declare that near ly every disease is caused by deranged Kidneys or Liver To restore these therefore io the only way by which health can be secured Here is where these thousands of years Pearline has done and is doingmore to lighten and brighten womans work than any other one thinp- It saves her timeJ o her money her health and strength in hundreds of ways uo every bit ot your wasiung ana cleaning with Pearlme 535 housework tires you out and you wont take away the hardest part of it with Thats what women have Pearline Grin what youll have do it and bear if your Thats to ao for 10 - r i I AV - -- y Organsa iQambv cathartic fcURECOBStlWmOHLjr ALL 2S 50 DRUS6IST5 flEQAT TTWPT V fLTTSDRVIJPEDrs to care anTcnseof conRtinnflnn raswirpts nrc th TiImI t W J U J iUJJl Unilllll LXAxSiJ tirri- TlOrOP mlT fW wrinn knfr incn Anov4wl a14n O pie and freo Ad -H ri-tt-- Xr I ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 1 3 J 3 10 cBl vtCkpiTi kkZ5frta Uu I III vEORra tTA I I SAnUVitXSi lULi SStgJSLSi ft Jl2 m - mU JW Z TiT 1 -- 53 M3 I li a ¬ chafe Lure has achieved its great repu tation It rttiP 9 WisS- Ml aflSfcT- - W A A -- booklet STERLING RE21EDY CO ChicaoMontrcnl Can or Kerf Xcrk 217 ¬ ACTS D5REOTLY UPON THE KIDNEYS and LEVER and by placing them in a drives healthy condition disease and pain from the system Weeks Seal AND COTTON SCALES BUrrflLUj Hi Success WgrksJfiPllBli at vzm 1 a for fcT JrXJjRl G T 2T TW Daud t5JLLPi39 2 Kojcctcd All laws free A Feu for increase H 3lctorniIek 31 yrs practice Son Ciaclnnstl 0 and Washington claims reopened or no fee NISCOYERY sires BffLyfor book ofI testimonials and curestdays 8nO quick relief and 1 worst soldiers eases Send WIDOWS treatment Free DrU Ou II UUKKVS SONS iwri nrtDGVKEW and Whlftkey Ha hit curefl home witnont naln Boole or particular sciitPICKE JJ M WOOLUCVMl Atlanta Ga Atlanta 2C ¬ -- quality - Tress - - - - - 3 wrrwrrvfTvrrwfrrfTf Large bottle or 3 smaller one at yournevr atylo druggists Its reputation Twenty years of success In four continents i Warners Safe Cure Co IiOn- don Rochester Fraafcfort MelJ bourne Toronto dR BOO SECOND HAND BICYCLES Allmakes GOOD AS NEW Aiuntue closed out Lists free L AMead Cycle Co Chicago 5 TO 15 USE NO OTHER THAN YUCATAN E3 Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good TJpg In time Sold by drupRists UURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS A N K E 1654 WHEN WKITING TO AllTEItTlSEKS ylcnso Rtnte that you vaw the Advertise meat in this payer f i y i s 1 k k a Your Xifo Insured THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY APRIL 30 1897 lc a Day 3sruTOXJ3sroHiaE3srTs FOR STATE SENATOR t5 able paper ou 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 insurauce Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Sick Headaches 100 days treatment costs lc a day A sight draft on above bank in every 1 bos which brings jour money back if we fail to cure you Sold by W T Brooks druggist You shcniu see the line of mattings 3 T Hinton is showing Nobody can ouch him Prices from 8 cts per yard up To Cure A Cold Our insurance is protected by bank ¬ FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY Iu One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ lets All druggists refund the money 5f it fails to cure 25c For sale bv W T Brooks and James Knnnedy -- Paris - l JO New Laundry Agency IS IP 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 Work receive immediate attention called for and delivered promptly Respectfully 16ap I jeaye secured tf Bruce Holladay Xasliville Exposition Buy your ticket to Nashville via Ciucin Crescent Koute to Chatta ¬ nooga Visit the historic city and the great battlefields of Missionary Ridge and Lookout Mountain spend a day at the Chicamauga and National Military Park then refreshed jour- ¬ ready for new conquests continue the ney Low rates to the great Exposition in effect vi i this pleasant route The Queen Crescent train service is per ¬ fect the schedules fast ones the scenery un ¬ surpassed anywhere Jt you want the journey to be a pleasant one see that your tickets read via Cincinnati and Queen Crescent W C Kiiiearson G P A Cinci nati O zmti and Queen I I i l Southern IJaptist Convention Thw Convention meets this year at Wil ¬ mington N C May ith to I4th and it will interest everyone concerned to know that the Queen Crescent Route offers round trip tickets sold with liberal limits at half rates lor the occasion Crescent The train service of the Queen Tloute is not -- xcelledauy where in the South Tickets will be sold via either Harriman Junction or Chattanooga and are good on limited trains without extra charge Solid trains Cincinnati to Harriman or Chatta ooga Through Pullman Drawing Itoom Sleepers close connections for Wil ¬ mington O L Mitchell Division Passenger Agent Ghattanooga C W Zell Division Passen ¬ ger Agent Cincinnati W C Riuearson Genl Passr Agt Cincinnati S W Of Peck P Anderson announce Arnsparger as a candidate for Cliftun re electioELas County Attorney subject to the action of the Democratic party r to announce Sam ¬ We are authorized as a uel B Rogers subject candidate for to the action County Attorney tion July 31st Democratic party of the We are authorized to announce Denis for commonwealths attorney Dundon as a candidate for County At-¬ We are authorized to announce John torney subject to the action of thu S Smith as a candidate for re election Democratic party as Commonwealths Attorney for the Fourteenth Judical District composed for assessor Scott of the counties of Bourbon We are authorized to announce J U Woodford and Franklin subject to the Boardman as a candidate for Assessor action of the Democratic party of Bourbon County subject to the fn action of the Democratic party w YOU ARE NOW THINKING OF BUYING FOR JUDGE We are authorized to announce S D Wm We are authorized to announce 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 k 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 It will be of great assistance to you to look through our mammoth stock of tiw Bourbon County subject to the action of Bourbon County subject to the ac- ¬ wM tion of the Democratic party of the Democratic party TL We are authorized to announce Will FOR CIRCUIT CLERK a candidate We are authorized to announce Chas G McClintock as County subject for Assessor of Bourbon to 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 Taleot as a candidate for Circuit action of the Democratic party We have the lateit styles all colors all sizes Seeing is free It wont cost you a pennv to inspect our Icrk subject to the action of the You will be satisfied when you trade at Twin Bros that you get Reliable Goods at Reliable Prices We are authorized to announce C L goods Democratic party Hough as a candidate for Assessor of We are authorized to announce Bourbon County subject to the action Have just received carload after carload of choicest novelties in 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 Bo wen as a candidate for FOR SURVEYOR Sheriff subject to the action of the We are authorized to announce Benj Democratic party If elected Mr Bo wens deputies will be W W F Bedford Jr a3 a candidate for It will be both pleasureable and profitable to look through this Depnrtmrnt Our stock offers creat in-¬ re election as Surveyor of Bourbon Mitchell and J ames Burkel County subject to the action of the ducements in pxcellence and variety at fciich low prices that you will regret if you fail to call We are authorized to announce Democratic party Brutus J Clay Jr with G W Judy aad 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 We have an entire new stock of Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes in Blacks and Tans Best makeW Kate Edgar as a candidate for as Superintendent of Public Schools ana material at money saving prices FOR COUNTY CLERK v 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- ¬ f subject to the action of the Democratic intend nt of Public Schools for Bourbon With every purchase at our store you a coupon and when you get 10 worth of coupon tickets party County subject to the action of the get free a large handsome glass framed picture Democratic party announce We are authorized James M Thomas as a candidate the from Senator State for District Senatorial Twenty eighth composed of the counties of Bourbon Montgomery and Clark subject to the action of the Democratic primary elec- ¬ to We are authorized to TWIN BROTHERS IS BEST QUALITIES PERFECT PITS LOWEST PKIOES 7 ¬ ft eW prind Suit Jr MENS BOYS CLOTHING ¬ The Handsomest Line of OlothiDg Ever Displayed in Bourbon County 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 - le-elec-ti- FREE gt i youi jiff f tu- - FOR MAGISTRATE authorized to announce your trading home Columbus Ohio Samuel T James as a candidate for We are authorized to announce John Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug Jailer subject to the action of the M Clay as a candidate for Magistrate from the Centerville precinct subject to gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach Democratic party Trouble and Coustipatiou I was unable to the action of the Democratic party do anything for nearly two years I used We are authorized to announce W C three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they iave cured me For the benefit of others so o ones as a candidate for re election as afflicted I wish to send this letter jailer subject to the action of the FOR POLICE JUDGE Very truly yours Democratic party Mr Jones candiWe are authorized to announce Wm W S Anderson s by all druggists at 50c and SI per box dacy is in the interest of Mrs Landon Remington as a candidate for police rSold Send address ou postal to the Wright Med Ashbrook Judge subject to the action of the Co Columbus O for trial size free C Democratic party A DAUGHERTY We are authorized to announce W H Wto are authorized to announce John Boone as a candidate for Jailer sub- ¬ Piles Piles Piles ject to the action of the Democratic R Adair as a candidate for Police SIGN PA1NTLR SE Judge subject to the action of the Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will party Democratic party eure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch DECG We are to announce ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant L We are authorized to announce Wm Collins as a candidate for Jailer of Clark as authorized for Police Newt relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment a candidate Judge is prepared only for Piles aud Itching of the Bourbon County subject to the action subject to the action of the Democratic 434 Main St Paris Ky private parts and nothing else Every box of the Republican party party as guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by ALSO DEALER IN mail for 50e and SI per box WILLIAMS We are authorized to announce John MS G CO Props Cleveland O For sale by FOR MAYOR H Stewart as a candidate for Jailer y W T Brooks druggist Oil Varnishes subject to the action of the Democratic We are authorized to announce Brushes Artists Ma ¬ partr Benj Perry as a candidate for Mayor of the City of Paris subject to Window the action of the Democratic party FOR CONSTABLE Glass Etc We are authorized to announce W T MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE We are authorized to announce Joseph F Williams as a candidate for Brooks as a candidate for Mayor of the Estimates promptly furnished for OF Constable of Paris precinct subject to city of Paris subject to the action of glass paints painting anddecorating the Democratic party the action of the Democratic party To the Wright Medical Co O Pike Co O Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules FOR JAILER We are If you want to buy right if you want to be treated right if you want to save money make our store ¬ E3IE3FL I- ¬ BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY 3a I MASTERS SALS OF T TT Tnnrlrrmn M T it 1 ¬ Ai Ai TOWH PROPERTY Bourbon Circuit Court James W Lancaster etc Plaintiffs vs Ky Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris TUESDAY MAY 11TH 1897 CM 2Jjy-96-l- Paints terials LAND Bourbon Circuit Court -- O s F CLAY 4766 KKCORD 3X8 MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE OF No 100 U B Sired by CALIBAN 394 Record 234 etc Defendants In pursuance of a judgment of sale Sire of Cyclone 223i the sire of Gillette 211 Dr Sparks 212 Cicerone 2 I24 made and entered in the above styled voiuue wiiHes 015 cocoon 210 ana sixteen otners in 230 J cause by the Bourbon Circuit Court on 1 ihe 27th day of March 1897 1 will sell dam Soprano dam of Eminence 218 Strathbridge 224 Ambryon 219J Su premacy 228 grandam of Red Silk 210 Brown Silk 219 the dam of at the Court house door at public sale China Silk 2 216 and of Emeer 228 etc by Strathmore 408 sire of in Paris Kentucky between the hours of 10 oclock a m aud 2 oclock p 2 sixty five and of the dams of over seventy from 209 to 230 dam Abbess dam of Steinway 3 225 1 Solo 228 Currency 222 etc by in on Albion 3 dam by Marshal Ney son of Imp Emancipation Monday May 3 1897 D B Gfopd Plaintiff vs Bourbon Peace Lodge Sire of Coleridge 205 212 Choral 20SJ Arthur W 211 Claybourne 211 Connor mifn Clonne 213 Cling 214 Lee 215 and thirty nine others in 230 list am ifr MIT 1 rim F t Bourbon Ciruit Court Mary I Tuckers Guardian Plaintiff vs v r the following described real estate to wit A certain house and lot in Little Hock Bourbon county Kentucky Be jdmring at 1 a spike in the middle of the Paris Little Rock Turnpike cor- ¬ ner to J U Boardmau and Junius Boldson thence W 53 E 314 chains to 2 corner to said Boldson and E B Rice the stone thence inside fence W 33 W 263 chains to 3 corn r to Ans Hughes thence with his line inside of post fence S 56 W 320 chains to 4 in center of said pike thence with said pike 35 E 277 chains to the beginning Said sale will be made on a credit of six and twelve months foi equal parts of the purchase money for which the pur- ¬ chaser will be required to execute bond pavable to the undersigned Master Clomr with good surety to be approved by him bearing interest from the day of sale until paid at the rate of six per cent per annum Said bonds to have ihe force and effect of a judgment and on executions issued thereon no right to replevy shall be allowed The purchas The service Crescent fast er will be allowei to pay any or all of train North on the Queen Through Pullman drawing aid bonds before maturity if he so de room sleepers Standard vestibuled day coaches lavatories and smoking rooms sires Said sale is made to satisfy a Elegant Cafe parlor and observation judgment in favor of the plaintiff herein Nine and one half hours to Cincinnaticars 10 against the defendant for his debt and hours to Louisville from Chattanooga O L Mitchem interest aggregating on the day of sale Div Pasfer Agt sum of 568 13 and less the credits the Chattanooga Tenn ihe costs of this suit to wit 8305 snaking the total sumto be raised on the day of sale the sum of 65118 See advertisement in another column of W J Bryans new book The First EMMETT M DICKSON Battle Send vonr nrdar fn nana Master Commissioner Bourbon Cir¬ Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour- cuit Court uuu uuuncy tf two-year-old two-year-old six-yecr-o- ¬ Mary I Tucker etc Defendants In pursuance of a judgment of sale rendered by the Bourbon Circuit Court on the 27th day of march 1897 in the above styled cause I will sell publicly to the highest bidder at the Court house door in Paris Kentucky about the Caliban 394 by Mambrino Pilot 29 dam Cassia by Cassius M Clay Jr 22 etc hour of Noon Strathmore 408 by Hambletonian 10 dam Lady Waltermire dam of Marshal MAY 3RD 1897 MONDAY Ney 2034 by North American 2 dam by Hambletonian 2 C F Clay is a horse of great finish and style in fact as much so as any horse the following described property tc wit we Know of Is a beautiful mahogany bay with black points and stands 153 The certain house and lot of ground hands high His pedigree is full of the richest producing blood which has vear after situated in Paris Kentucky fronting on year added new and brilliant performers to the turf for instance Nannie Etti Broadway opposite the Court house and coat out of his dam has given in 1896 Red Silk 210 and Brown Silk 219 the lat- ¬ extending back to Church now Fourth ter the dam of China Silk beyond question the best street and lying between the property of record 216 filly of 1896 As a two three and five year old C F Clay was cam- ¬ William Hukill on the West and is the paigned and landed many good races securing his record of 218 His first crop same property conveyed by Henry of foals came in his form and for several years afterward he was the Warren and to the late Mrs Nan ¬ leading sire when age of foals was considered His get all possess hi8 grand in nie Kenney wife by deed of record in the dividuality and are especially speedy and as to race horse qualities the perfor ¬ office of the Clerk of the Bourbon mances of Coleridge 205 Choral 208 Connor 211 Arthur W 211 and others County Court at Deed Book page and of t0 mnch merit to need anY comment But few better sires ue ce5 Said sale will be made on a credit of than C F Clay are now m the stud His colts are not only trotters but are show horses as well having probably been awarded as many premiums at the leading six and twelve months for equal install- ¬ fairs as the get of any horse in Kentucky C F Clay will make the season of 1897 ments of the purchase money for which at Emerald Park Stock Farm 5 miles north of Paris at the purchaser will be required to exe- ¬ cute bonds payable to the undersigned S3 5 To Insure A Living Master Commissioner with good sure ty to be approved by said Commission- ¬ F BARBEE MiUersbmg er and bearing interest at six per cent per annum from the day of sale said bonds to have the force and effect of a Incomparable judgment ld ¬ Charles Humble etc Defendants returning every second Tuesday in each montn Optician La n d m a n By virtue of a judgment of the Bour- ¬ has been visitiner this don Circuit Court made and entered in city regularly for over the aDove styled cause on the 17th day nve years and has ad 1897 1 will sell publicly to of March justed glasses to the the highest bidder at the Court house eyes of the best people door in Paris Kentucky on Of Paris and Bourbon County and has proven himself com- ¬ FRIDAY APRIL 1897 petent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from between the hours of 10 oclock a m Clays drug store between his and 2 oclock p m the following de- ¬ Clark visits and when he makes his regular property to wit scribed 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 described as follows Beginning at the References Drs W J Fithian corner of lot of Stratford Batts ih 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 said 14th or Cross street one hundred feet to the beginning and is the same property conveyed to Harrison Jackson by Sheriff of Bourbon county and The old and well known firm of Edmond Butler by deed recorded in Smedley Butler of Millersburg Ky Bourbon County Clerks office in Deed is now in progress of liquidation owing Book iSTo 59 pages 446 447 and 448 to the assignment of J G Smedley Said sale will be made on a credit of All of the large stock of dry goods six months and the purchase 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- ¬ interest from date of sale until paid at tunity for any one wishing to engage in 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 purcnasers tnereot 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 Buller Said property is sold for the purpose of Millersburg Ky division TOC Mil I jaro DE3s5talolisiioc3L Mil BESS EMMETT M DICKSON M John c B M Brennan c c Afcty ICE ICE J Crtv ¬ Ky mum THE PATRONS TO ICE MFG CO OF THE PARI NDRSERIES Seduced Kates to New York City EMMETT M DICKSON SiI3EX2SrCS- - 1897 ¬ Two Limited Vestibuled Trains each way daily making three hours quickest The Chesapeake and Ohio Ry will sell Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit v Court round trip tickets to New York City at EVERYTHING for Orchardof Lawn¬ Full stock Ornaone and one third fares going April 23rd Incomparable Service mental and Fruit Trees Grape Vines to 26 inclusive and good to return until Asparagus and The Queen and Crescent trains are the fin- ¬ ploy no agents Small Fruits We em- ¬ but sell at Hying prices May 4th est trains run in the Slate of Kentucky to Cincinnati time from Central Kentucky points Telephone in of the Great Trunk direct to the planter office Strawberry and general nursery theNorth West aud East Lueof the line par excellence to Washing ¬ Catalogues on application to This is Boston and the East ton New York iaud Crescent connects H F HILLENMEYER with The Queen v 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 PARIS ICE MFG CO 19feb PHIL NIPPERT Manager Fnr daily trains lth the main highways connect FOR RENT BRICK Ply toUJant fy - George W Barney DivTPass Agent Lexington Ky cottage Or every line out of Cincinnati T A Lexington Ky S T Swift P Morgan C P A Lexington Ky W 26feb tf Lexington Ky First class repair 5 rooms 10 BC O EDWARDS LNGELS Ap per Lr i ft a - j 1 1 i i mSZftvA Jtfrmfhii

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