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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): May 4, 1897

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. ji V THE BOU RBON NEWS i v CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established feb i i88i NO 33 SEVEKTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY MAY 4 1897 GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS MILLERSBURG THE WAR Is nothing when compared to the war that Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In News Notea Gathered In And About The The Foyer Burcr SHIP AHOY Elegant Spring Suits For It K t fe 5 j Remember the Merchant Tailoring Department w It b VSL pneumonia Carpenter Bros shipped three cars of horses Wednesday Robt Collier was here from Mt Sterling Saturday Mr Benj Howard visited his mother in Carlisle Saturday Mr John Layson Jr of Cynthiana visited his parents here Sunday John W Boulden of Mayaville was the guest of Squire Boulden from Fri- ¬ s day till yesterday J W Conway recently bough c thirty Carpeting made yard wide five short horns for Bird Kidd Co export to Europe for Rugs from mat size to 9 by 12 feet The ladies of the Methodist Church will give the first strawberry supper of the season Friday night Mr and Mrs Jas Woolnms visited Mr and Mrs James Cummins in Mays ville from Friday till yesterday Mr Alt Ball is a candidate for Magistrate frorathis precinct subject to the action of he Democratic party The following candidates were here Saturdaysbaking hands Geo Bowen Geo Judy Brutus Clay Geo Morrow Denis Sam Rogers Charlie Butler Come bring your friends with you Dundon Kiser C Arnsparger and inspect our stock of A marriage which will interest Paris Smith Clark Sam James W C Jones Clay Joe D Berry Bedford theatre goers occurred recently uniting Sid Morris Geo Case McCarney Wallace John Odette Tyler and Regin Davis Shepherd Mitchell r both well known to fama in the theatri- ¬ Sunday School Convention The cal world The groom is known profes- Executive Committee of the Bourbon New Weaves sionally as R D MacLean who visited County Ky Sunday School Uniou at New Styles New Designs New Novelties Paris several times supporting Marie its meeting in Paria April 5 decided to accept the invitation of the Clintonville Prescott whom he afterwards married churcbes to hold th6 annual conference A Odette Tyler has an enviable reputation of Sunday School workers tnere on May as a leading lady and was once the 20 Theprogram arranged for that day New Styles Low Prices fiancee of Howard Gould the multi- ¬ includes the names of W M Britt W E G B Ladies Separate Dress Skirts Donaldson A D Ladies Spring Suits millionaire Shepherd will rent out his Mann JQ Ward Tadlock Reynolds Best T Ladies Bicycle Suits West Virginia estate containing 435 and E H Fenateruiarcher All Sunday Latest Designs In Wash Fabrics acres at Shephardstown and go upon Schools in the county are requested to send delegates and it is desired that the the stage Shepherds mother was Miss of the country schools lend McLane a renowned beauty of New teachers their assistance to the county committee A1J Orleans by an effort to organize an afternoon Any A full line of New Novelties Notions and Fancy Goods Kid Gloves a Specialty Sunday School in their district minister in the neighborhood will gladAmateur theatricals have taken a ly assist in such an organization or a B strong hold lately on Kentucky people notice of deBire to organize sent to WITH Operas comedies and vaudeville have Sect E J Fensterinacher Milleisburg Ky will bring the desired assistance been given at Frankfort Lexington All schools now iu the county are reand quested to seid statistics of the school 14 E Main Street Richmond Paris Georgetown Lexington Ky Cynthiana and nowcomes the news andQgtjiutioiis for Kentucky Sunday If that the Pin Hook Dramatic Club will School mon work to him such youhave reports not received blanks for play Ten Nights In a Barroom in please notify him 1 Mt Olivet on May 15 for the benefit of Prices on ingrain carpets lower than The admission the Mt Olivet band the lower than the lowest Quality bet- ¬ will be fifteen cents ter than most peoples Do not be de- ¬ 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 Fanny Davenport was once a spear ceived by flashily worded advertise-¬ ments I have as big a stock as you can Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository on with us We will make our Fine Black Worsted bearer in a burlesque then a soubrette find Kentucky and will sell as cheap in corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we are now prepared to in Black Crook and afterward a as you can buy anywhere do all kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles such as member of Dalys stock company T Hinton carriages buggies etc We also Between Turkey and Greece PRICE CO CLOTHIERS Oome and see the are making on High Prices Men That we are selling for 850 10 and 12 Also Nobby Childrens Suits lOUf tpOtu 750 The beautiful and tuneful light opera Ship Ahoy to be produced at the Paris Grand Opera House on Tuesday night May 11 had a run of two hun¬ dred nights in New York and one hun ¬ dred and fifty nights in Boston It is a nautical comic opera of great merit both as to music and action and will be given here by a cast and chorus of forty people among whom are sever ¬ al former Parisians The music will be under the direction of A C Gutzeit which is a guarantee that it will be first class The stage management is in the hands of Mr Roger D Williams The music of this pretty opera is choruses bright and catchy the especially being beautiful The cob tuming and stage settings are all that can be desired for this most excellent production The opera is in three acts taking place on shipboard on the Isle of Palms and at the Hygeia Hotel Old Point Comfort Mr Gutzeit has the chorus composed of excellent voices in fine training and the principal actors are especially selected for their fme voices The company will have its own full orchestra to New York Mrs D D Conway is quite ill with K Judy is again very ill Mort Mitchell left Saturday for a trip Mrs J Brower Scott Frazee X-- Corner Main and Broadway Lexington Ky SOMETHING NEW FIBER CARPETS AND RUGS Artistic Durable Low Priced BROWER SCOTT FRAZEE ¬ pT New Spring ¬ SuitS h Spring Oyercoats to Order 80 0 Complete Line Of Silks 82650 Pants 325 to 800 New Styles In Ladies Shirt Waists Mail Orders Promptly Attended To ¬ Give us a call and be convinced Satisfaction ftiaranteed or money refunded W HUTCHINSON PRICE 6l CO Cutaway Frock FOR ¬ APPLETON EDGE -- -- New Buggy Com pany f -- - J keep on hand a select line of new 25 Fiied Lansing 28 30 Tea Buffalo tion sick headaches 25c Bills Wild West and Ringling Bros circus will show at Lexington this Barnum Baileys circas wngrnfs ueiery cures constipaat druggists ¬ BUSIES jobs to be first class Call and see us BAROUGEES SUE1IBS -- Summer Elaine Eilson Georgie Davids the Louisville actress will wed E H Power a New York business man in June ¬ everything in the vehicle line The public is invited to inspect our stock and compare our prices We have engaged experienced expert workmen to do our work and insure satisfaction and guarantee all This will be a saving to you of SLO to si 5 Trousers 350 4 and up Paris Furnisliingand Tailoring Co H S STOUT Manager Blind Tom the famous negro musician is living quietly on the New Jersey side of New York bay ¬ w u I HI lut JHv i91Btftfr nBkv h ld 3 Dolly Theobald and her husband have signed for next season with the Murray and Mack Co JIM Ask Your Grocer For It Prompt attention to all orders HIGH ST COR FOURTH PARIS KY u The biggest line of mattings ever Gutter shown in Kentucky can now be found at T Hintons Nobody can duplicate The only safe sura and J reliable Female PULL his prices They run from 8J cents to ever offered to Ladies 65 cents especially recommend PENNYROYAL ed to married Ladies The utmost care is taken with lace FILLS and take no other curtains at the Bourbon Steam Laun Ask for DB SCOTTS PEHTTYSOYAL per 5Sr Send for circular rnce lUO box o ooxes ror 500 tf IXR MOTTS CHEMICAL CO - Cleveland Ohio dry PRIDE OF PARIS Granny Metcalfe The Whitest Purest and The Best PILLS SPwB-TAK-lTojfX- I am 8T years eld and fcara aiad about all of the eongh and lane rmdis that hara bten told during my life and far the benefit or the auffering I will say t T iv novi nmmA tiTpmilvfnnal tnTW Rvtta It glres quick and permanent re- w c acc ai au lici iu billet mm well aa uiuci cuugu our home all the time and would not be without It M X Hbtcaxtj 720 South 4th St Pduoah Ey Mas T For Sale By W T Brooks Druggist zy HUTCHSION DR BELLS FLOUR PARIS MILLING CO Take No Other ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL ijyf persons having claims against assigned estate of J W Mock better Co are requested to present them ac by Miss Margaret Piper of the Millers once properly proven as required burg Female College spent from Friday my office in Paris Ky Those law at knowing themselves indebted to the firm It is not generally known that persons until Monday at home of J W Mock Co are requested to desiring to make small payments down Mrs George Jacoby visited her par- ¬ pay promptly and thereby ayoid court and the balance afterwards can secure ents Mr and Mrs f J Wills of near ost J V Fresh Paragraphs About The People In This Vicinity Dr L O Gragg has returned from a visit to Lebanon Miss Maud Spears who was taken very ill at her school last week is some Pine ar-Honey -T- Small Payments pianos HSIY GUARAHTEED Is Bold by all drunfats or sent upon receipt of price 35c 60a and 1 per bottle by Faduaai Ey T E E ftatherlua Heditlae Co E HARMON STITT the best 26fb Assignee i Stein way Hazelton fiUHUSS NDBSHHES Smith Gabler Barnes Pianos A small may be bought in this way for Orchard Lawn payment down the Piano delivered EVERYTHING Full stock of Orna-¬ when desired and deferred payments mental and Fruit Trees Grape Vines ¬ arranged to suit buyer Pianos old and Asparagus and Small Fruits We em- new of any makes taken in exchange ploy no agents but sell at liying prices direct to the planter Telephone in office Strawberry and general nursery M of o nnrnoo rm rtim mhmiiii iij - - Ernest UfcSis and 123 Co r 26feb tf H F HILLENMEYER i3RBl West Fourth Street Lexington Ky CINCINNATI o Winchester last week Miss Nora WadelPs school closed Fri- ¬ day with a pleasant entertainment which was greatly enjoyed by those present For Sale A ladys Crescent bicycle No 5 weight 22 pounds in good condi tion Will sell cheap Address Box 55 Hutchison Ky Mr Tice Ashurst and bride with a number of young people of this neigh ¬ borhood composed a pleasant fishimg party at Mr James Thompsons pond last Tuesday Ladies waists neatly and carefully laundered at the Bourbon Steam Laun dry tf 9 Brussells carpets 39 cents at J T ¬ WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED BAHROAD TIME CAED - L NRR m ARRIVAL OF TRAINS No 530 p 1 From Cincinnati 1116 a m- - 1U15 p m From Lexingtor 439 a m 740 a m 339 p m 622 p rh From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m 333 p m From Maysville 745 a m 830 p m DEPARTURE OF TRAINS TOBACCO HOGSHEADS WILL SELL CHEAP WITH BEST INDIANA WHITE OAK HOOPS Hintons To Cincinnati 445 a m 752 347 p m To Lexington 752 a in 1127 540 n m 1021 n m Ricliinond 1125 a in 537 To 1025 p m Maysville 750 a mA 630 p To am a m m - TARR TEMPLIN 9 p ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER F BT Carr m Agent r V J - jtj s T -- v g7Pinw3fKrF - r m w SPRvQHHHB19HBHCHHH0HHBiBHHBHflHHIDIIBBBHKiHBIHH9VBWE00EBBHVBIAORVGMriBllfBfl JflfSSPPP iHK BOUttBON NESVS TUESDAY MAY 4 1897 EXPOSITION OPENING fot JS y i DELYAMIS EESIGtNS A New Cabinet For Greece Was lrn mediately Formed f -- TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL Thousands of Workmen ishlKg PITTSBUEGH FIRE iSp -- WIN oJ A BATTLE 8 V5 itWlfiri- - f 4 i4 w-- 1 Wliy 3IcCormick CliaBjced from t IiCf t v-t sv J eace Reported to Have Been Established Between Greece and Turkey Greeks Evacuating Volo Women and Chil ¬ dren Died During the Ketreat i i Us - s4 r v i April 30 The king sum moned M Delyannis the premier Thursday morning1 and called upon him to tender his resignation His majesty subsequently entrusted the opposition leaders with the task ol forming- a new cabinet Home April 30 The Secolo of Mi lan publishes a dispatch from Athens saying- that peace between Turkeyand Greece haslieettconcludedL Loxdox April 30 A special dis patch from Athens says that the Greeks have occupied the heig hts of Pentepig adia north of Arta and about half way between that place and Ja nina in Enirus and entrenched them selves there Saxonica April 30 Advices receiv ed here from Larissa say during the stampede of the soldiery and popu lace from that city on the apprpach o the Turks there was a serious encounter between Italian volunteers and Greek soldiers during- which many of the latter were wounded and seyeral children were killed Berlin April 30 A dispatch to the Nord Deutsche Zeitung- from Athens says that King George has signed a decree withdrawing the exequateurs oj all the Turkish consuls in Greece Home April 30 A dispatch from Athens to the Messagero says thai COO women and children died during the terrible retreat from Tyrnavos tc Larissp The king has entrusted M Delyan nis the retiring- premier with full power to represent him during- the formation of the new cabinet and only insisted that M Teotoki should entei ¬ - Athns - ¬ t ¬ - - ¬ - - z 1 Deligeorgis will be president of the chamber Following- is the official list of the new cabinet ministers as corrected Thursday evening Premier and Minister of Marine M Balli Minister of War M Tsamavos Minister of Finance M Simopoulo Minister of Education M Carapa nos Minister of the Interior M Teo taoki Demetrius Ealli the new premiei and the minister of marine was the leaderof the opposition He has been minister of justice and minister of in terior and is well known throughout the country as an able lawyer and M - the cabinet It is believed that ¬ i - Paris After Fridays vote of confidence M at the universities of Atliens and Ralli and Simopoulo will go to the Greek headquarters at Pharsalos Athens April 30 The Greeks have captured the magazine at Philipania with a large quantity of ammunition and 10000 shells There have been a riumbeV of pinor skirmishes Thursday along the line London April 30 The Daily Tele graphs correspondent at Athens had an interview with M Itaili Tnursaay afternoon during- which the Greek statesman outlined his policy M Kalli My policy will consist in the re said organization of the army whose recuperative forces are practically inexhaustible and the re establishment oi order together with a satisfactory solution of our foreign relations We refuse to accept a mandate from the king or the chamber We must have an absolutely free hand ¬ ¬ i f Svtfc WONDERFUL FLIGHT J f r-- Brooks of the Smith Observatory April 30 Prof Geneva N Y Brooks director of the Smith observatory while taking daylight observations of Mercury Thursday afternoon Of Daylight Meteors Witnessed by Prof ¬ ¬ l isx v- i - - 0 V oclock observed through the large telescope a wonder ful flight of daylight meteors They were intensely white many of them having the- appearance of Vega or some other bright star when seen through a large telescope in day time between 3 and 4 ¬ - 38 5 V j The direction of motion was toward the siln During the passage of the meteors which lasted half an hour over one hundred were seen at times two or three meteors passing through the telescopic field together 11 geous decorations of the banquet hall at the Monongahela house were de troyed by fire Thursday evening The Americus club had made lavish prep¬ ¬ Pittsburgh Pa April Fire in tbe Monongahola House 30 The gor- ¬ J 1 arations for its annual banquet Thurs day night and wished to secure a photograph of the hall In the attempt to secure a flash light picture an ex- ¬ plosion occurred and the bunting pictures flags etc were burned The banquet was held in the dismantled hall as per programme but was an boar or so later in commencing ¬ ¬ Sank President Convicted New Orleans April 30 William P Nicholls president of the defunct iBank of Commerce was Thursday night convicted of the embezzlement of 20000 The money was used to purchase the Esperanza sugar plantation and was withdrawn without ob taining the consent of the directors After the bank failed it was found that the president had overdrawn his ¬ i ¬ account S0000 - Pittsburgh Pa April 30 The Westinghouse Air Brake Co Thursday posted notices in its foundry depart ment announcing a reduction of wages ranging from 20 to 40 per cent Xn some cases the cut equals 90 cents a day There is considerable talk among the 500 men affected of refusing to ac-¬ cept the reduction Westlncrhouso Reduces TVasres ¬ publican state central committee Thursday decided upon Louisville as the meeting place for the state convention and August 10 as the date Frankfort Republican Statn Convention Ky April 30 The re- ¬ ¬ I 1 Velestiuo between And the Whir of Machinery Begins EnDaquesne Theater Methodist Book Con a Turkish force of S000 and Gen Sino thusiastic Thousands Speed the Enter ¬ earn the Speer Mansion Mayers Glove lenskis brigade The dispatch states prise Witli Cheers Tennessees House Bucks Citcar Iacory Sna- - fX that the Turks were repulsed with f Centennial Celebration mans Carpet HVufce Destroyed eriorhiouslosses Ky Athens May 1 Ve Nashville Tenn May 3 The Ten Pittsburgh Pa May 3 The great- lestino raged fiercely The battle of un from sunrise est fire that has visited this city silfee til Friday jnorning1 The Greeks have nesse Centennial exposition has been file memorable one of 1815 started been reinforced the reiniorcements opened to the world and the first day shortly after midnight in the immense arriving at the critical stage of the of May 1897 will be forever memor ¬ day wholesale grocery establishment of fight Gen Snlenski telegraphs that able in the annals of Tennessee Thomas C Jenkins on Penn avenue the Turks will be unable to capture and Liberty street anda 230 pcloeli Pharsalos because the Greeks position Monday morning was still burning is strong and the moral of the Greek Three large blocks extend troops completely restored fiercely ing from Liberty to Perm avenueand London May 1 Students of from Fifth street to Sixth street have eastern wai agj ee that the mojt the been reduced to smoldering ruins- portant news f i oin the Yront Fridayim is and while the firie is now bplieved the action 6f England France and WfflM to haye spent its fury it is not yetunr Russia in asking through their ambas der control The loss will exceed 2 sadors that an armistice shall be 000 000 arid it is well c6veredbyipsur granted by Turkey Russia and Aus ancei Among the buildings destroyed tria hae addesed nptes to the Balkan are Jenkins wholesale grocery estab state apparently in the interest oi lishment Homes six story dry goods peace TheGreeks are falling back establishment Hornes office building The Turks control Epirus and it is the Daquesne theater and the Metho- - said that they arc preparing to land Ulist Book Concern troops frdm the warships in Crete i ANews is anxious Jenkins building in a pile of barrels ly7iiTUKs fiuay tihef battle repprte in awaited com filled with waste paper The flames progress at Pharsalia This is the were discbveredby Watchman1 tWilliam second line of the Greek defense and Hunter while making his rounds on if the Turks break through the third floor lie had smelled smoke Athens will be nearly opeiied aroadtc earlier in the evening but believed MATOTt A W WITTK JOHN W THOMAS The Turkish cavalry has occupied it that it came from the outsideahdhad Volb It i is- ofheiallyj announced that lit Commissioner General Tennessee Cen Tennessee Centennial ExPresident paid no attention tq 4t P16 flames the Turkish troops have occupied position tennial Exposition i had leaped rapidly up the eleva- Trikhala without firing a shot and The city is gaily decorated and every tor shaft and he made a vain have also expelled the Greeks from The men who have thought out and incoming train adds to the throng of attempt to extinguish the fire with the town of Bush Pouriar in Epirus worked out this wonderful enterprise An air draft visitors Director General Lewis says buckets of water It is rumored that a large force oi have done so in such an unpretentious the first days crowds will find more in used to ventilate tHe great building Turkish trobps is being quietly gath manner that the people of Nashville perfect readiness than they can see in fanned the flames and he found it im- ered at Smyrna with a view of landing themselves hardly realized that the 12 hours The inaugural attendance possible to do anything He made his in Crete to expel CoL Vassos white city was an accomplished fact conditions being fair is vari- escape from the building with great the The news that Osman Pasha is until the3T heard its praises echoed and ously estimated at from 35000 to 50 difficulty because of the immense vol- marching to Janina Epirus f with 30 re echoed by the press throughout the ume of smoke The alarm was turned 000 additional Turkish troops is con- world 000 ¬ The ceremonies at the opening Sat in about the same time by Officer Mil- firmed The principal buildings are as folurday will be very simple A eivio ton Bailey who noticed smoke issuing The Greek soldiers are pouring into lows First the parthenon an originparade will occupy the early morning through the window Arta in an almost unbroken column ally designed and completed by Phidias The fire ate its way so rapidly that coming apparently from every point of at Athens the erechthcou or history hours in the city ending at thq grounds where brief addresses will be the firemen narrowly escaped the the Turkish territory hitherto occupied building will be the depository of valmade by exposition state and city offi- falling debris Flames filled Penn ave- by the Greeks uable relics the commerce building nue completely and shot into the air no sign of a desire These soldiers show known since the worlds fair in expocials Exactly at noon President to continue the fight seated in the white house will 200 feet or more presenting one of the against the Turks sition parlance as the manufacturers touch the button which will by elec- most magnificent sightsseen for years Turkey has within the past few days and liberal arts building the educatric current set the machinery of the The splendid buildings of Joseph assuihed a much more independent tion and hygiene building agricultural exposition in motion This exposition Home Co opposite caujrht and the stand toward the powTers She will re- transportation Negro building ma¬ is- nearer ready for the opening than firemen worked desperately to prevent sent intervention and no settlement chinery government building the any other ever was its loss At 1 oclock the Home build on the basis that Turkey shall evacu- womans building minerals and for- ¬ ing was burning from cellar to too ate Thessaljr if Greece evacuates Crete estry and others of lesser note nearly strlJngupT and the flames had communicated to will be accepted The Turk 50 in all Hprues immense office building ad- - profit by his victories in landwishes to The women of Tennessee have Seven Wejrroes Suffer the Death Penalty or by a at Suunyslde Tex at the Hands of s joining played no mean part in the necessary handsome indemnity for the war Mob of Their Own Baca for Brntal Mur ¬ jne structure was oi stone ana aiso Rome May 1 Dispatches received work of makincr the exposition a great ders was occupied here from Athens say that the new success They organized the womans six stories in height Houston Tex May 1 For three by VY P Gner cv Co It china dealers murders ravishing two girls and burn ¬ Bon Marche Glove Co Snamans car- Greek cabinet haisbeen coldly received department by placing Mrs Van Leer woman ing down the humble home of their pet house and scores pf physicians and the animosity of the pqpulace Kirkman a sweet womanly helm as and afamous beauty at the poor victims and incinerating the Hucks cigar- factory and- Hall Bros toward King Georgecontinues The Evening president and she has been ably asLondon May 1 bodies of six perhaps seven Negroes building next fell victims to the fire secre- ¬ by Miss Ada Friday night suffered the death pen- - fiend and they were quickly followed iewsi iTiaay aiternoon puoiisnes ai sistedand a board ofScott Rice as managers tary alty at the hands of a mob of their own by the Diiquesner theater Methodist dispatch from Constantinople dated from the best material in theselected state Friday saying that the Turkish cav face Book Concern building and the Sur alry qccupied Valo Thursday evening The opening of the exposition Thursday night at 12 oclock a mob priseplbthing store The latter was an marks the 100th year of th3 admission of Negroes took from a room at Sun immense five story building running The despatch adds that a ten days de- ne state into the sisterhood of the lav has been granted to the Greeks nyside Tex where they were being back p depth of 200 feet who are desirous of leaving Constan- - epmmpnwealths Ihe inaugural cereguarded Fayette Rhone aged 21 Will As soon as the fire attached these tinonie monies a year ago were attended by a Gates 35 Lewis Thomas 20 Aaron buildings several streams of water military pageant that was significant Lotdon May 1 It is Thomas 13 Jim Thomas li Ben- ¬ were turned on them but the water EurjOpan intervention df the prowess of the Volunteer state ny Thomas 15 the four latter be had no more effect than was not lystatpdthat baptism of arms comes and after ifit ing brothers and Will Williams an extinguisher The flames from the between Turkey and Greece in the the sweet the presence of art and science all Negroes and hanged the first burning oil in the Jenkins building present position of affairs is regarded and the formal opening Saturday was The rolled out against them and in five as wholly impracticable both Greece marked by the absence of the citizen named six to an oak tree seventh was hanged but has disap- minutes the two beautiful Hqrne build and Turkey having resolved to con soldiery in uniform though every peared Several shots were heard ings were burning briskly The firemen tinue ithe war The powers are thus man present was a soldier if called shortly after the mob took them from then left the Jenkins building to its obliged to stand aside until one of the upon to protect his home in fair Ten- ¬ the room and he may have tried to es- fate and used their united and des- ¬ combatants is finally defeated nessee and to maintain the dignity of cape The Negroes all confessed to perate efforts to save the Home buildAthens May 1 There was no news the Volunteer state The members of having murdered Henry Danaels an ings All the streams of water that Friday from Arta but it is rumored both houses of the legislature and old Nego his step daughter Marie couldJbe summoned were turned on that the Greek forces which have been their wives assembled at the Union d child burning these buildings buti they were now operating in Epirus against the Turks street depot of the Nashville Chattaand a oldest one mass of fire The fire department are retreating the bodies of the two nooga St Louis railway vat 9 oclock At a cabinet council held Friday it and were conveyed in special trains to by setting fire to the cabin where the then turned their attention to the sur crime occurred and throwing the little rounding buildings but the raging was decided that the minister of war the handsome terminal station at the ones body into a well Old man Dan ¬ flames rapidly ate their way to all CoL Tosamados and the minister oi west side of the exposition park The the interior M Theotokis should pro place of rendezvous was the Adminisiels had the proceeds of a robbery sides which the Thomas boys had committed At o oclock the fire was finally mas- ¬ ceed to Pharsalos in order to ascertain tration building whence the officials and they demanded it of him under tered but was still burning with in the condition of the Greek force legislators and distinguished guests pain of death They outraged the tense fury within the limits of the there including the governor of the state d grown girl and the London May 1 The Standards cor Hon Robt L Taylor Gen Ignacip girl blocks bounded by Fifth and Sixth and then killed both street east and west and Liberty and respondent at Athens says Thirrsday Garfia postmaster general of the rebod- ¬ Penn avenues north and south At a late hour this evening the The evening as the Crown Princess Sophia public of Mexico and suite escorted ies were still hanging in the street loss it is now believed will be greatly was returning from a visit to the Am by a vast concourse of citizens pro As far as can be learned the mob was in excess of jthe first estimates and is bulance hospital she was hissed and eeded to the auditorium which in a composed of white and black men placed at 3000000 jeered by the crowd which forced her Eew moments was filled with above with the colored element largely pre- ¬ A number of firemen were injured to relturn to the hospital The royal 7000 people while a perfect multitude dominating Friday night there was by falling wires but none of them are carriage was then summoned and the was unable to obtain admission and a calm after the storm and public seriously hur princess drove to the palace at the top sontented itself with listening to the opinion is almost universal that if the Bal Inspiring strains of Bellstedt The individual losses as far as could of the speed of her horses The royal arms have been stripped lenbergs superb military concert band right parties were apprehended no be obtained at this hour are as fol- ¬ harm has been done from the carriages in order that the of Cincinnati The ceremonies were lows Home Co dry goods and office occupants may drive about unrecog- opened with prayer by Rt Rev Thos FIVE MORE BODIES building with stock 1600000 cover- nized and thus avoid similar experi- F Gailor co adjutor bishop of TenRecovered From the Debris of the Flood ed by insurance in a hundred insurance ence As another indication of popu- nessee at Guthrie O T companies T C Jenkins 300000 on lar feeling I may point out that many After America had been played in of the tradesmen who have been wont a most impressive manner Maj J W Guthkie O T May 1 Five more stock and 200000 on buildings bodies were recovered Friday from the The Duquesne theater is still burn ¬ to display the royal escutcheons in Thomas president of the Tennessee debris left by Wednesdays disaster in ing and the loss will probably reach front of their shops have removed Exposition Co arose and was received West Guthrie being those of George 30000 Mayers glove house 3000 these with cheers and applause While a priest was offering prayers Owens Mrs Charles Buffins Henry W P Grier Co The next address was by Hon Rob 10000 Snamans Simons Mrs Watson and child Scores carpet house the Methodist Book Con- ¬ for King George and the royal family ert L Taylor governor of Tennessee of organized searching parties are at cern building with tenants probably in one of the most prominent churches As he advanced toward the front of interrupted by protests the platform the crowd rose as one work but progress is slow since tons 550000 Hucks cigar factory 2000 Friday he was of debris must be dug over in the Speer mansion 50000 tenants of from the congregation The ringlead man and it was several minutes be- ¬ search It is believed that the rush Home office building 50000 fcmall er was arrested but the disorder was fore his excellency could proceed with ing water of the Cimmaron river con- losses were sustained by J D Chi ant so great that many women iainted in his address ceals many corpses The Cimmaron is ler Beesom Paper Co Harmony terror When order was restored or rather two miles north of the city and when creamery and Force London May 1 The Athens cor- when quiet once more reigned Maj Briggs Ma respondent of the Daily Chronicle Mr E C Lewis the director general of the flood came the waters of the Cotton- ¬ chine ry Supply Co report cur wood joined it The Cimmarons bot- ¬ In No 500 Penn avenue the Mol Henry Norman says theevening is that the association under whose skillful Friday tom contains quick sand and it is one linger Remedy Co occupied two floors rent there guidance the marvelous project maof the most treacherous streams in the while on the lower floor was Sweeneys France has proposed to the other pow- terialized and came into being stepped country It is literally jammed with military parlors Jordans milliner ers a suspension of hostilities and the forward and as he did so the volume wreckage and the bodies of dead ani establishment the Novita Remedy Co summoning of a congress at which the af applause shook the very firmament mals Farmers are fishing out and and Dr T F Baskerwitch occupied rectifications of the Greek frontier on At the conclusion of Maj Lewis adof the treaty of Berlin might dress at a given signal the Wires carrying off the wreckage by car 502 Dr Sykes Dr T H Swift and the basis loads Over 1500 homeless people are Miss M J Conlon dressmaker occu- be considered Hashed the magic word to the White news house at Washington President Mc-being cared for by the city UWMUX J j pied No 504 Mme Velma millinery Division Superintendent Dolen of M E Harjfc dressmaking from the seat of war indicates the con Kinley touched the button and as the Neill the Santa Fe railway states that traf ¬ Geis manicure parlors andov M E tinuous advance of the Turks in both band played Hail Columbia the ma fic will be open to the south by toThessaly and motion and the TenEvansfnfants gpocls occupied No is carefully Epirus but Edhem Pasha chinery was set in exposition was open- ¬ concealing tlie time ana nessee centennial morrow morning Over four iniles of 50G which adjoined the Jenkins block the Santa Fe roadbed was washed out Dn Penn avenue place of his principal attack ed to the world A Greeks Occupy Turkish Territory P Kuilway Foreclosure The Maher Sharkey Bout Gomez Said to Have Crossed the Trocha Albuquerque N M May 1 The London May 3 A dispatch to the Key- West Fla New York May 1 The Maher May 3 Great exforeclosure sale of the Atlantic Pa¬ citement has been caused in Havana Sharkey bout will take place in New Times from lJentepigadia dated Thurs- cific Railway Co will take nlace at by the report that Maximo Gomez is York city in June and the purse will Say says that the Greeks are arming Gallup this county on May 3 1S97 O in the province of Pinar del Rio It is be 812000 Buck Connolly Mahers the population of the district and have JN Marron the special master will rumored that several days ago when backer is responsible for that state- occupied Turkish territory many vilofficiate as auctioneer The road will Vlayla Rodriguez with a large number ment but would not mention the lagers escaping through the Turkish pass to the hands of the Atchison then f Cuban forces passed into Piriar del name of the club that had secured the lines and joining the ranks of the Greeks Topeka Santa Fe iio province Gen Gomez and his staff boat ivere with them Assistant Treasurer Hammond Dead Reproductions of Prize Fights Prohibited Boston Biino Men FU Baltimore Jay - Judge Ormond Lansing Mich May 1 The house Boston May 1 William Bourne Osman Jfashu in Command Df representatives Fridav passed a bill London May 3 The Daily Chron Sons Boston piano manufacturers ¬ Hammond assistant treasurer of theto prohibit reproduction of prize fights cle publishes a dispatch from Phar failed F H Killbourne Boston re- United States at Baltimore died Sunby vitascope kenetescope etc Ihj lalos which says it is reported there tail piano dealer has failed on account day at the residence of his son Mr penalty is a fine of 500 to 1000 or two hat Osman Pasha has superseded Ed of the Bourne failure Schedules are Ormond Hammond jr 319 West Hoff man street pears lmunsoninent or both not icriven lemPalia f iff V 1 NaShville Tenn thousand two hundred vaien were at work Friday putting the finishing touches on the Tennessee Centennial exposition which will be open for the reception of visitors Saturday at oclock A heavy rain fell Thursday night and the skies are overcast Friday but the officials are working with undampened ardor for the weather man promises fair weather for Satur 7 IngBr Eofctintbein ToScheontti Exposition Blld JRS J-r fr ft May iJenkins Wholesale Grocers Borne Ik Four ICpfs Six Story Dny Gobds Housed X m ik8lptfS 8 Tufe tffiffiuH it m vr v jr tln64Th ormolus n President 53s8 wStefiSffiF A jfATHENS M avll A t v rJ has been foughtfot X p-- ri tftA u 1 V UUU ilh v- - V uauii McKinley im the House Touches an Electric Buttbn fcc2rw t White ¬ t- - to tlxe Rig lit Haud Binder rr- - -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ime ageJSecome the necessities of the next hut no ordinarily sane man win comeuu that tlie necessities of one age should be-¬ come tKe inconveniences of the next When binding was done by hand the left hand cut harvester was a necessity The grain fell on the platform of the harvester and was de livered into the receiver with its heads towards the rear of the machine Thejaieiwj stood in the1 receiver facing the grain Wfth the left hand machine the heads of thegrain are at the left hand of the man doing i the binding so in taking out the bundlewith the band aroundit whether the mitnu - cni1 thnf fhp rvmvemences of t - ¬ turned to the front table or to the back Vv table he kept h5s position toward the mjjpf bundle itself that is with the heads toward - T Ilia loff linnrl- - lionA itl TnnUlTlr tllfl tllflc lift shoved the ends under the band toward the- lion ra Ctrnirt in hmnAlpfl hv flP shnnkpr 1V grasping into the heads- asfrshown in the - ¬ AW - ¬ ¬ t i Ii I ¬ - ¬ -- ¬ i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ illustration and the tuckishouldtlierefore be toward the heads so that it will not pull out The hand binding harvester with men to do the bihdiirg is out of date and so is the left hand machine which has been superseded by the McCormick Right Hand Open Elevator the success1 of which makes it scenx highly probable that there will be nonpro ¬ gressive manufacturer building left liatuL machines in three years The amplication of roller bearings to grain cutting machinery Svas made by J G Perry n 1869 and his patent No SG584 for an improved reaper showed and described various ways af using roller and ball bear- ings in harvesters In viqw of these factsf it is somewhat amusing to read the claims of a certain reaper maker of the present day who says he was the first to introduce roller bearines in harvesting machinerv As a matter of fact this manufacturer is com paratively a beginner in the art of reaper milding and has originated nothing Uncmestionablv the most nractieaFand sat isfactory application of roller bearings to hinders and mowers has been made by the McCormick Harvesting Machine Company The Particular form used by them was patent- ¬ ed in 1882 and is now to he found in all Mc- ¬ Cormick machine The especially vahiable¬ K fff- - ¬ ¬ y- ¬ Mc-Kinle- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ v i - - ¬ ¬ ¬ feature of the MqCormick roller bearing 13 een in the form or cage as it is called which holds the rollers from running to- ¬ gether and if for any cause the cage is taken from the shaft the rollers will not fall out and get lost In order to avoid the McCor- ¬ mick patent the other harvesting machine company who claims to he the originator of roller bearings in harvesters has cut out the metal in the ring at the ends of the rollers If the cage is taken out the rollers slip out and become filled with grit or worse get lost The methods of the McCormick Company result m an annual saving of many thousands of dollars to the farming public New de ices are not embodied in their machines until long and oft repeated trials have shown them to be practical It has been the same with the roller hearings as with even thing else McCormick experimenting is done at McCormick expense and not at the expense of the farmers who are too often mnnilfTriflirpro rolir ntcli infn It pi jiil ior uoioneiy anu oun tne marKecwiuiT impractical lorms 1 V -- semi-ofScia- l- fllinpd liv - 1 1 fh ¬ izamM ixm fJ mb -- jcip ja ¬ ¬ ¬ Why did that rude looking train boy bite the quarter 1 gave him Hes an ex cowboy from Texas maam and thejr fre- ¬ quently bite the dustout there The phenomenal popularity of the guns and ammunition made by the Winchester Repeating Arms Co New Haven Ct is not surprising when the great pains and care taken by this celebrated house to put nothing hut perfect goods on the market i3 considered Every gun they make is test- ¬ ed for strength action and accuracy and unless it comes up to the high Winchester standard it never leaves the factory Winchester ammunition is made with equal care every different cartridge or load be- ¬ ing tested before it is loaded for market Winchester guns and ammunition are unsur ¬ passed as results show Their 136 page il- ¬ lustrated catalogue free upon request ¬ ¬ Success aiid Its Cause ¬ seven-year-ol- ¬ ¬ -- ¬ i seven-year-ol- i ¬ ¬ You never really know how many dis ¬ eases there are to which mortals are subject until you hear a crowd of old women talking together Atchison Globe ¬ y 4 2 Pleasant Wholesome Speedy for cougli3 is Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute One of the most pitiable things in the world is the mutual disappointment of a man and wife N Y Weekly vou t- vVi u i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Knocked out by lumbago Its because dont cure it with St Jacobs Oil Some people spend a great deal more time being mean tnan it would take to be cour- ¬ teous J Just try a 10c- ¬ box of Cascarets candy liver and bowel regulator made- - ¬ The world demands that a poor wife be loved by her husband as much as a good one Atchison Globe -- Ac ¬ ¬ Cant cure my rheumatism you must use St Jacobs Oil - You canr - N - ¬ A man is a fool for betting the opposite way from which he votesCascarets stimulate liver kidneys and bowels Never sicken weaken or gripe 10c - Jtu k ¬ ¬ s ¬ Charity robs herself when she frowns while bestowing a gift Pvams Horn - ¬ m r ¬ acous vjn A sprain cannot cripple if you use ix cures it St- - ¬ -- - i dry It goods who buy the most is not the women who look at tile mnsir M ¬ ¬ n - j ¬ - ¬ My sister- was afflicted with eruptions around her ears which kept gettlug worse and spreading until they became very painful We made up our minds we must do something ¬ ¬ for her and we procured a bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla She con-¬ tinued taking it until she was entirely cured Nadia Dunning Concord Wisconsin Is the best in fact the One True Blood Purifier i Hoods Sarsaparilla -- 3- Hoods Pills Lpfermcntancents GFTRIRHflUCKLY- - ¬ sa for Jj 31 300 Iwcmtlor - ii - kfihjTA m jWHT i to -- ya -- - j r fjy y raai f - L Ef i SV i- i JSiJt V j -i- v - ksfJSDiLMAiii THE EARLY MOTH rslNKM JT Ji - HOW EASY IT IS Jow easy it is to spoil a day The thoughtless words of a cherished riend iJ The selfish work of aehild at play The strength of a Will thai will not bend The slight of a comrade the scorn of a foe The smile that is full of bitter things- They all can tarnish its golden glow And take the grace from its airy wings How easy it is to spoil a day By the force-- ofJa thought we did not check Little by little we mold the clay And little flaws may the vessel wreck The careless waste of a white winged hour That held the blessing we long had sought The sudden loss of wealth and power- And lo the day is with ill inwrought How easy it is to spoil a life And many are spoiled ere well begun In home light darkened by sin and strife Or downward course of a cherished one Byioil that robs the form of its grace And undermines till health gives way By the peevish temper therowningface The hopes that go and the cares that stay A day is too long to be spent in vain Some good should come as the hours go by Some tangled maze may be made more Pjt J fcijs- - R Ia f Tlte Up Arm It Was All Very llemarlcable Down to p ANtcessity of Ajritinst It y tlxc JLast Answer flonteetOif se of keeping up our cost ¬ terror oj Anyuulighted corner that harbprs a Bulbeneck vBil She was a charming young woman ly diplomatic service Wiggins My rypoleii CreelrfHeVs caljedKubbernecl Jtjine is garment or a fur wrap in spring and I became interested on learning tlear fellow the government needs it Pizen the camping ground forah ad Deeaaise he had beeninprnally strung ¬ rahce guard which does deadly work she was emjlo3ed in a large city laun bo contradict newspaper dispatches by np on several occasionVby vigilance dry Truth cable ommittees yet had eaobArme escaped before the actual battle is on Housrt Oh yes she said in answer to niy De danger bout complknentin er dive with a ixeck somewhat elongated cleaning week scatters these voiceless query there is character in clothing hired man said UncleEben isdatits but stilt serviceable as a conduit lor harbingers of spring and puts them and 1 sometimes try to picture what liable ter git im ter puttin is mind tanglefoot After helkd been lynched jo rout but1 it is ten chances to one the owners of certain garments look an de work hes done gone did stead the third time his neck was a loot hat while Mary Ann is viciously slay like y de work dats waiiin ter be tended longhand he beg antoget alarmed J ng the white winged enemy fluttering NovV for instance could you tell a to Washington Star See here Dave he protested to orth from hidden nooks and crannies reporters shirt from some one elses A Doubtful Compliment Wife he the leader of the vigilantes the day that is blissfully ignorant of the fact Certainly thats easy at that Well Preddie dear hoAV do you think How ifterhis third suspension I dont langerous stage the moth is no longer Husband my domino suited me In mind bein lynched afetw times Some has deposited1 silence and darkness it Theyre not of the finest material To perfection my dear never saAv you and left bodys got to be practiced on now an 3o their worstits eggs indeed them to and come to us one at a time she re- ¬ look so well and In f act you ought always this airy plied with roguish glance then or Pizen Creek will be gittin Xlutfer Punch through lighted rooms is after 3ead slow I know but I wish youd I once was very much interested in bowear one So you Avere not accepted only Robert patroniize some other cuss fer awhile all samea sort of bravado which leaves a customers wardrobe she continued the Mary Ann content to kill the What did she say II this neck stretchin keeps on reglar Dnly thing Of course his name being on the gar- by Miss Vellum hoAV sudderu it was that is no longer a menace ments would indicate who he was but Did she tell you the street my beauty will be plumb spiled fer to her general thriftiness As these Oh dear no Shes liter ¬ Have you seen a little boy the sure in this instance the name was not a Richard older mother began and again the sad You better pull yer freight Bill1 siry travelers then begin to appear as prominent one and was simply a name ary you know She merely replied Next they will in a short time now the thing I knew when he fell in love for he was that she was very sorry but I was not little tale was told the vigilante chief said grimly to do is Boston Transcript No said the other woman but time ye go up therell besich a charge haste andnot to fly after them in mad a young man The style and make of available lose breath temper and per Youd 1 dee to Mr Pompous M P I hope youll find him lady I know how of lead in yer carkiss that yer neckil haps the intended victim itself in a mad thp garments indicated the progress plain Some lowered glance may be raised on you feel Me hearts sore ov r me own snap like a pipestem of the love affair When I received an be present at a sitting of parliament desire for murder j see if 1 can high Well my dear madam little Joey here and cjr man away lock ¬ Bill did not heed the warning and a be of If moths could laugh and who can unusual number theneckties towaslaun et you an order for theIll And life is too short to spoil like this Mrs gallery ing for Avorruk The baby is that sick week later he was rounded up for steal prove inference that dered a If only a prelude it may beweet that they dont such periodical he andinhisweek sweetheart had been to sev- ¬ Tomkins The gallery indeed The Let us bind together its thread of bliss t an Jim me other lad hes gone lor med- ing a horse and told to say his prayer chasing mustbe wondrous funny But And nourish the flowers around our feet icine I dont know whats keeping ne remembered the threat about the when the wafy housemaid smiles scorn- ¬ eral theaters or parties Collars and Idea If I cant go in the stalls or dress circle I Avont go at all Watchman Tit Bits lead and when he saw a dozen of the him fully at the fluttering bit of life before cuffs would also tell their little stories Next Sunday brethren said Rev Let me see the baby and the miners standing around expectantly her and goes brush in hand toward the They had a quarrel once How did I rubbejr Goodiman beaming benevolently whose little one lay dead at guns in hand heknew know Oh tihe number of articles was Mr HEAET OF THE WOULD motherreached out her jeweled hands iieck reliance wassooirtothat his be punctured darkest pesrs in the wardrobe then¬ much less and they also showed inoe upon his assembled flock I shall preach home must the early moth confess itself una sermon upon the evidences of Chris ¬ The child was placed in her arms for all time done A few vigorous shakes a sound wear They said as plainly as possible tianity and BY ADELINE KSAlP Why he is very ill indeed she ex I sincerely hope that one If yeve got anything to say out sharp swish of brush or whisk and that the young fellow was indifferent Drf those evidences will be a full house claimed The little appearance I knew it cried Dave Gray shadows were creeping over the The babys fingers onesi face was livid with hnve Dave I have said Bnbber hours sunning in the open air these are as to his personal had made up Co- ¬ tvhether Chicago rains or not were clutched over I again when they it sand dunes beyond Pacific Heights each tiny thumb and the tiny body shiv- ¬ neck Bill Ive gpot a speech of solemn the deadly foes of hidden things whose llars and cuffs came by the dozens some Tribune it work goes bravely on if they are left Oniy here and there a lanceolate beam warn in to make to the young tender ¬ alone ered convulsivelv Mr of them hardly soiled just tried on and The Worth of Their Money season iinds until touched the hills f roni the crimson ball Willys mother eyed the little form foots an others as is yere present unbrushed the coming wrap falling the cast aside He had become very par Smythe I dont see any sense in hir ¬ to going- out to sea through the olden unshaken knowingly The child should be put Gimme a chaw of terbacker Dave nieces in its dismayed professional singer and then hav ¬ gate There was a scent of lilies in the into a warm owners hands ticular about his looks again would ing ahim monopolize Thanks Now what I was a goin lo Now is the propel- time then to begin ing bath at once she said I felt certain one week thathe the entire after- ¬ air mingling with the more wonted youngmen was for them to soon and sure enough he noon as the Hitowers did to day Mrs The three women entered perfume of February roses The hum and busied themselves over the house remark the habit This yerhtibit is active warfare it is a little too early be married to beware of Smythe Well Mrs Hitower explained the sick clothing away but it is was oi viie ioiiivded far away and the baby She whose child was lost found a awful tiling fer sure Ye do a thing to pack heavy soon to give constant Saw the license announcement in it to me that they didnt get him for a not a day too it song of a meadow lark could be heard a mere song Brooklyn Life battered kettle and put water to heat onct am it aint much but you do it dustings shakings and beatings by the paper eh Iremarked Croina treetop Oh no I watched the papers every twict or ffliree times m you feel like and by camphor or tar or all other Mrs Quiddle I Avonder what has The door of the house stood open re- ¬ over the single burner lamp The other ycu must do it agin or bus Thats day but his name didnt appear He become of John He Avent out early this one undressed the little form while the abominations may do their work but if vealing a broad hall There was a sug- ¬ wee sufferers mother stood wringing habit an habit is a thing fer you to be women only knew that a little vigilance was married in Chicago How did 1 morning and lieire it is most dark and gestion in the dim light of waving ferns vare of Habit is what has brought me in time makes all those ill smelling find out Why when his laundry came I havent heard a Avord from him Mrs and the silvery gleam of a fountain in her hands in helpless pain garments Raddle Do you really have fears foir next worked tenderly but to this yere necktie party Habit things unnecessary there would be such too to us there were other the conservatory at one side From it They nearly anrapidlybefore IIcs stealitn the ileader of the a panic in mothdom as this world has was Oh J Mrs Quddle hour his safety the terri the doorjamb there swayed in the i sententiously So guess his safetys all right but Im ble convulsions were over and the baby viigiiantes remarked not yet witnessed St Louis Republic breeze long ends of soft snowy ribbon Yes Shirt waists and such things afraid hes- fallen off the confounded hoss sfcealin habit was resting on the bed holding in place a cluster of white No not hoss stealin jest plain HOW BRIDGET WAS REFORMED They were marked Xellie and had a thing and broken his leg God bless you ladies Boston the poor roses habit dern ye shouted Rubberneck Timely Hint from Her Mistress Deli Gb cago store mark Transcript relief In the center of a stately apartment woman cried as she sawyou creeping Bill j You fellers have got into the I suppose they are as happy as two have saved entely Given AVorlvecl Wonders that opened upon the hall stood a tiny over the drawn face habit of hangm me an I dontsuppose AN EXQUISITE MACHINE She was a very jewel of a cook when doves now white casket on slender pillars Two mj- babys life Three of them now she answered theresmo way of makin ye swear off she wasnt in a temper and as this in and But oh iny own little boj candles burned at its head By a win ¬ It Graduates tlie Circles of a Tele ¬ Three now do you know to the door so let er go Dave Barker let er go ability to live peacefully with her fel- ¬ gazing with unseeing the other mother hastened scope vritli Rare Precision dow a man sat N Y Journal Same way Clothes Its a boy and lows constituted her sole fault three eyes in the creeping shadows of the It is quite dark and I do not know About two years ago a firm began the times had the other feminine servants has red hair trees A woman lay in a crushed heap where he is VALUE OF TIME Now now Dont josh How can task of constructing a dividing engine Sure lady the good God will never been discharged for her sake But when among the pillows of a divan Neither for automatical v diTiding circles to let your baby be lost but the two Avoid Petty Economics That Cost she began to be impertinent to the you tell whether a boy or girl had moved for a long time The little be used more especially Avith meridian Clothes marked Mack Slore Tlimi TIieyAi e Worth woman who employed her this patient in the white casket had been their strangers were gone form And how do you know he has red instruments Avhere precision is of suMany housewives who are extremely individual decided that matters had Oh where will he sleep to night Sfow it lay scarcely stiller than all preme importance and Avhere the most murmured- - AVillvs mother Your frugal in other things seeim to have no gone far enough She had no wish to hair they St Louis Pie perfect engine that has been or ever Saw him yesterday value of time A opd deal Suddenly tba silence was broken b3r boy is safe with God but where where idea of thedaily wasted and much extra lose such a treasure neither did she public can be devised and constructed av11 of timei is intend to be rudely treated at her is mine voice the sound of a womans be none too good for the work Up the street an older boAT came tear- ¬ labor expended in preparing the meals hands so after some careful thought ajid clear It AAould require many magazine ANSWERED THE NEEDS Mamma Mamma ing he cried by having to wash one saucepan in she evolved a clear plan of action Willy Willy oh Willy it cried while yet afar off a policemans which to cook a spcqnd dish that could When next Bridget came upstairs for The Pliotosrraplier Iat Tlironsli a pages l to give t a history of all tlljathas PK Aiilf Trrllorn ci ti Ofk r ic Ux ri wrt A friend within the house hastened to as well have been cooked with the same ordertSKshe found her mistress a prey to lirainy Scheme days of TAcho Brahe yet to day the door Along a pathway through found Willy and taken him home There is a photograph ea on the North the Oh thank God said she whose fire and watched at the same tihieas the severest melancholy handsomely dressed the shrubbery a the number of dividing engines that are An whats the matther mum she side who hot only furxiishes Avaists and sufficientlA accurate for the demands of child was with the All Father ¬ thank firsts Gr a towpj must do duty as a Oh she exwoman appeared strainer or colander no account being asked anxiously being- the kindliest wigs for his sitters but ideas as well have you seen a God but the other could not speak claimed adivamcing modem astronomical measurements the the It was a triumphal iirogress back to made ofnor time required to wash the of women in her normal condition Her A woman went to his studio babyother may be counted on the fingers of one boy about four years old My lit- ¬ little and towel of its becoming worn or mistress sighed mourn fullr day with a thin scrawny hand The best engines have errors and tle boy is lost Some one said they saw the more aristocratic quarter stained Or a silver spocnis used to photographed Im rather troubled Bridget she wanted it Theyve found yer bebby maam come in here I cannot find him is hew much can these er-¬ him or lift food for the lack of iron oi said ouietly looking- anvwhere but at A dozen cabinet pictures in your the question some- ¬ a street urchin cried who was calling stir and I am afraid he has fallen rors be reduced Im going to have two best style she said papers on the street corner A Mexi- ¬ wooden ones Why not afford such ket her listener sand dunes As where in the subtends an third of an The photographer locked at the angle one one second ofinch at a distance can tamale vender volunteered the same tles and pans as are really needed for dinner parties next- week you know arc of Have you notified the police information in broken ISnglisb and in advantageous cooking and save in and I dread having a new cook at such baby and shook his head may readily be seen how long ago They are all on the some other department Wait until he gets well Hes too of one mile it times minute the measurements Avill be on him But he may be buried the next block a woman threw open a lookout for Have you ever seen some busy house Bridget sure of her desirability and t puny now circle say of three the in the sand We have been searching window and leaned forward wife hanging out clothes on a cold grown flushed with many triumphs But I Avant to send them home to the feet periphery of a there are 1290000 A policeman took your little bo Oh 1 have lost two little diameter As for hours windy clay taking off a clothespin every stared eld country and I must have them at seconds of arc in a circle and as all sec- ones through death but I never felt as home madam she called joyfully time a garment is added to the line An why shud ye be afther bavin a once My friends there are expecting onds must theoretically haA e the same Near home a gleeful band of chil I do this moment tiding to make the pin hold two and new cook mum she inquired amazed them ¬ dren met them value it is easy to conceive the diff- ¬ The mothers heart wailed forth besometimes three articles When good ly Aint ye satisfied wid me Have they ever seen the child Hes Sound lies found and the clothespins can be bought at such low iculties of dividing a circle in AAhichtLe hind the cultured womans enforced Perfectly satisfied with your serv asked the photographer ¬ chorus rang throughout the neighbor- rates seems like very unwise economy errors shall be less than a composure it STever Thats Avhy I walnt to send Homogeneity of materialsecond of are ices Bridget was the still more quiet hood proportionThe woman who had been lying to stand on the cold and damp ground The two mothers kissed tenderly and double the time reallj required to shake reply but it wont be possible for two them before hes too old to ate parts that Avill equally respond to came through the among the cushions seehimM small changes of temperature and Arc they ever likely parted As the younger one turned to out and hang up the clothes and run the of us to live in the same house if you hall to the door continued the man are going to be impertinent to me enter her childless home her eyes were risk of taking cold while so doing diffi ¬ What is it she asked Xo they aint but I dont see what many other factors enter into this Now Ive discharged the other girls shimming1 with the first tears she had The friend put her ami about her and Could any mathematician compute got to do with his sitting for cult problem aside from the final cor shed that day but thev were tears of the number of half hours spent in a fam on your account several times of late that has rections of the dividing mechanism would have drawn her back but the but I really dont think that either my his picture thankfulness Every approach to perfection be ii stranger spoke ily of half a dozen children in untying husbandor mv sons would be willing to Ive gob a scheme said the artist never attained brings greater assur On the doorstep of the other nome a hard ¬ My little boy is lost she said ex knots in shoestrings that are too me go in order to keep you I reall3 as he regarded the child Avith a critical ance to the astronomer that his results He is only four years old man stood holding a child in his arms short or so worn as to require tying in let citedly a dozen cabinets of a beau e3e Weve got him he called quickly more than one place and must again be think they would prefer getting anew tiful heres baby just what yours will will be commensurate with the faithWe are afraid he is among the sand plump as he bent to kiss his wife and then untied before the little shoes can be cook to losin me ful and conscientious work he pulsinto dunes Bridget made no response but she be later on and if you are willing you his measllrements cried the younger woman his arms closed tightly around them taken off Shoestrings cost it may bo suddenly developed Oh an unwonted de- can have them at the same price and It has cost an immense amount of I am so sorry Is there nothing we both ten cents a dozen pairs Could the gree of self control and her mistress nobody avj11 ever know the difference O Willy he said how could you hours which some mothers spend in one study and application as Avell as a large can do Cannot we help you look for reports tliat she has never again been They Avill be a credit to me as well as sum of money but from the jireseni infrighten us so Why did you do it him The poor little fellow Think of year alone in managing worn out shoe to you Times Herald The curly head Avas raised and the laces in order to save a few cents not be impertinent--Chicaghim all alone in1 the dunes How did r The mother was delighted for as the dications the experimenter has tho blue eyes opened in surprise TIte ZVew Psilirics And she put her hand in better utilized in doing somq sewing or it happen photographer urged one baby is a the promise of a full reward for f hi Why papa said the little voice some other work by which enough could Broadcloth has never been more popu- ¬ good deal like another and a picture labor as already a practical test of the the strangers for sympathy The latter was full of her story of Mary said they wuzzent any ornges be earned to stock the family with shoe- ¬ lar and js worn in all shades of every of ideal beauty aycis- substituted as it engine shows that it is more accurate- Casstrings for life Beware of these extrav- color coming home from a round of calls to for dinner an I went out to buyome had often been before for the plain than- any heretofore constructedN Y Independent Moiusseline de soie bodices are a pleas original and it is by no means likely sier s Magazine agant economies Philadelphia Recfind tlie child missing and the other ing feature oi the velvet gowns this sea- - that the distant friends will ever know ord children seeking him Even as she Flashlisrlits Cats and Their Characteristics son and are made in light dainty colors any difference Chicago Tribune Advice is one of the unpleasant small- ¬ spoke voices could be heardj calling Cat stories are coming to light this Ambition to Tin which afford a pretty contrast Willy Willy er vices that the truly good forget to from the sand dunes year as the snow melts more rapidly nott enough that one possesses a It is ISraiding embellished with small bell Cremation in Bnsland oh Willy condemn a morning talent The report of the council of theCre than spring poems At Kingston Ont covered with silk such as were Dont persist in error after youre glory at It languishes likeaccompanied drops years I must go cried the mother Oh noondiay unless ago is a noveltj- in trim majion society of England for 1S9G a cat aroused its mistress just in time worn my heart is breaking Willy Willy found out and dont be found out if by the characteristics which develop it ming oIioavs that 137 cremations were car to enable her to escape from being you can avoid it by persisting in it W7here can he be to death A country unity of purpose ambition cour- ¬ Pearl gray grenadine with black trim- - ried out at Woking during the year as burned for years Maine lived cat Paste this in your hat The easiest The and industry must go with the As she turned a passing zephyr blew Avhich had in age 1S95 The dewhite ribbon on the doorpost way lo become immortal is to be the gift Sometimes these qualities have ming forms a pretty and unusual com compared with 150 in as the the figures Portland Avhen taken back to its bination for a house or early spring crease is not important straight out across her cheek She first to say what is self evident even been made to of the for 1S9G still show a material advance old rural home went as it had back dismayed The average man feels complimented heaven born talent take we place for street gown Parted to do at milking time If wait Checked wool gowns in green and on an previous year 1S5 excepted been used Why she cried uyou have a dead when you call him bad in a laughing the opportunity to the coaa shed and sat upon its it wBll never come If black black and white and brown and The following table of the cremations at haunches to await a stream of milk sort of a way child in this house we work for it it is Woking the my Yes said the other mother In talcing the chances first look out but everything then already in sight white are made with plain cloth bolero erations fromshowcommencement of op fresh from the coaa-- as its master had Avill accomplished is braided with black and worn over vests the growing popular only child a little boy just four years that tiiev are not against you in spite of obstacles The phrase is a of white lisse lace or silk Chicago ity of the disposal of bodies by incinera- formerlv taught it to do At Balti A lgfhtning calculator the weather good one old died this morning Write it if yen will in Eecord tion 1SS9 4G 1890 54 1S91 99 1892 more Md the health board has Or ¬ strangers eyes prophet Tears came into the or u large letters andpin the 104 1S93 101 1894 125 1S95 150 189G dered a spinster avIio for years has I A man is known by the umbrella he plain on your desk or some otherslip of cried do forgive me in Tomatoes Oh EKSs ioaulieT she paper 137 It has to be remembered place three kept great numbers of cats in her Stew slowly for ten minutes half a crematoria are now open inthat am so sorry I did not know Bear keeps where it will constantly greet the eye England room to get rid of them or get out Money talks occasionally but there and encourage should have troubled of tomatoes and one small onion and Scotland heart to think I the possibh- - flagging can fine Season highly with salt and besides that belonging tc The neighbors had made comyjlaint cut you I too have lost two children by are times when it is deaf and dumbThe Avomans landlady had not becni in heart Detroit Free Press the society at St Johns near is more terrible My The Jester pepper Break six eggs info a bowl v ith namely at Manchester where Woking death but this 52 crema- her lodgers room fer eight years N Moistening the Air You see I do tgz know out beating and when everything else tions took place during 1S96 at Glas Y Sun boy little Got All end To prevent the aiir in a furnace heated is ready to serve slipthem into hot where he is A yea captain and a lawyer lived next Xo Sacrifice room from becoming unpleasantly dry tomatoes Lift the wh ite carefully with gOAv where there were 11 cremations I know the other said calmly door to each other One very windy place a bowl of water on the floor near and at Liverpool where two cremations Carrier It makes a great deal of dif a fork as it cooks and then prjck the You must let us do what we can for night the lawyer was reading a book Westminster erence whether one be in one place register if possible just in front of volks and let them mix with the whites have been perfonmed you Oh I am sure you will find him in his study when a terrific crash up the Gazette or another in the matter of self denial Bet me go with you We will search stairs startled him Upon investigation it Even if the register be closed the and tomato It should be quite soft in the Lenton season On land Avhere evaporates from the bowl If but with the red tomatoes the white How Old Is Sue IVowf together- - 2Cot to know whcre your he found that a chimney had hurled it water Judge Pardon me madam what is there is so much to occupy ones mind baby is Ah what trouble there is in self through his roof doing- consider you watch the bowl you perceive how and relowbf the eg quite distinct one doesnt mind giving up this or the heat is coming up throiigh Serve at once on ioast What to Eat your age able damage He discovered it was much dry apparatus the world This water bowl Lady Oh let me see When T as other tiling but at sea now wrap and i he two wom- ¬ the sea captains chimney Hastening the closed UoilMl Herring She seized Janet Oh am sure you are Avrong keeps the atmosphere much plcasant r Let six herring just simmer for 20 first married I was 18 then I lost my there On I ocean one finds no diffi en werut down the walk together iYt down to his library he pulled out his than it would otherwise be in a room the Hie corner they were metlby a boyof law books and hunted up similar cases unventilated by an open fireplace and minutes in plenty of salt and AvaTer husband and now more than five years culty in giving up everything Boston folloAA ing sauce prepare Put have passed since X married algain devising and scheralng how he could perhaps a dozen years Transcript by its use perhaps one can avoid the then a gill of the cream upon the fire in a Strekosa half Some children say they met a little secure satisfaction from the detestable dry throat exierienced by those who boy like yourn gom down toward ortn captain Whilerhus engaged anote ar- - sit shut up in rooms heatedbv stove or siewpan When it boils add eight spoon ¬ IIott Slie Conquered have not proved rived from his enemy that read as foK r fuls of melted butter an ounce of entirely successful in the German airmy Beach he said Jawkins I see that Boggs wife is Sir If you dont return those furnace heat Philadelphia Record tresh butter pepper salt and the juice the saying in Aveight being more than riding a wheel I thought he was aw They hurried down the hilly street lows woman and of half amnion Iressthe iish iiponta offset by the metals storing heat even fully opposed to that Have you seen anything oi a little bricks at once I will put the matter in 7 Your fatey is that of dish Avithout a napkin pour the sauce to blistering the foreheads of San Prancisca vour wishes a re those of an angel boy about four years old playing about the hands of the law the Avear-- toChatterton O but she was opposed - Anronaufc and serve Good Housekeeping ers Willys mother of a homeN Y Weekly hia oppositkmJ N Y Truth here asked waird tost Shure mem now thats very bad an Im sorry the man said halting tniebby hed be at th plice station No Ive telephoned all the stations Some one thought they saw him down here What shall I do The lace of the big rough man worked sympathetically Ill kape me eyes open 2z I go along home mem he said ah mebby Ill see th little feller Tut now What if twore me own little Tian Hes just four years old the rascal an twad kill iz mother shure Ah but itwearyin an comfortin to th heart in em the childhren bez The way grew more squalid as they kept on toward the Beach Oiji a doorstep a young woman eat holding a little child and looking anxiously down bund laTjdfcfcr MyiifctJe boy is RUBdNECKU M His Ezsd the ResuJ of He VigrHanjjtcjj Hanging Juifi rj Jtvvigiihe - S ADIElilf t THE OBSERVING YOUNG aJV GJfiL 3 j 1 y HUMOROUS State--jlrum-- rtne Tlnif - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ -- ¬ nil - - -- ¬ - 3 ¬ high-pitched N Ii l - - - - ¬ ¬ - - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ o - i - - ¬ -- ¬ ¬ IH J r j r - ¬ ¬ m ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - JJJ1 - ¬ -- ¬ -- ¬ - ¬ 1 r A ¬ ji i fl -- K -- ter I M -- 4 1 KY V t 11 fri WJg 4 - THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY MAY 4 1897 m i I SCINTILLATIONS IWiBMBMB1- - And An Interesting Jumble Of News Comment other If you wake and call me early May month of During this Wintry THE MAY QUEENS SONG La Grippe If you have had trie Grippe you know its aches and pains the fever the chills the cough the nervous system quickly MUcriVV i2lLm PERFECT i I --- Fetch my ear muffs and mits so gay Flannels and overshoes put away And heavy cape or some wrap or other You know dear mother calendars say That this is gladsome merry May the depression you know them all The Grippe exhausts lowers the vitality things should be done at once the body must be strength ened and force must be given to the nervous system Cod liver Oil will do the first Hy pophosphites the second These Kll PUPftl And 1 was queen me uiu uOJ Ill don my warm duds and smother Philip Jackson a wealthy Georgia planter paid 6500 last week for three gold bricks Two 1tft r vCrm mk mw Kill TOOLS tJF POWDER J Absolutely Pure Celebrated for its great leavening strength and bealthinluess Assures the food against alum aud all forms of adul-¬ teration common to the cheap brands Royal Baking Powder CO- - Sev YOrkJ TB 0 HEWS 1881 J Seventeenth Year Established Published every Tvesaay and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owner BBTJOE MILLER payable to the order of Champ Make all Checks Money Orders etc Muieb At Frankfort Two more acts of the present Kentucky Legislature became laws Friday by virtue of the Governors signature They were the Glanders Bill and the bill providing for the labeling of convict coal ¬ Indersements given A special says by Mr Deboe when he was only a mem- ¬ ber of the Legislature are said to be now threatening confusion to the slates which are supposed to be favored by the Senator-elect Gov Pingree has vetoed the curfew bill passed by the Michigan Legislature M n - U- - i iv r- - iv J Greeces new Premier has announced his intention of calling every able storekeeper at Curleys distillery in bodied Hellene to arms Jessamine county at 4 a day but asked It is the opinion at Washington that the Collector to excuoe him as he was Dr Hunter will have no trouble in win busy with his farm Just a Million ning his contesf for Rheas seat air perhaps Hanly Ragan a bright young Ken- ¬ The Free Thinkers of the Blue Grass tucky newspaper man of Mt Sterling met Saturday in tne Lexington cemetery Collins is now telegraph editor of the Louisville and eulogized Miss May L whose sensational death by asphyxiation Dispatch in Boston last December attracted atPresident McKinley is said to- be tention all over the Union She was well pleased with the course of Consul born on May Day twenty one years ago General Lee and in no hurry to choose and was named for the month Fifty his successor people attended her birthday celebraSenator Jones of Nevada is said to tion Addresses were made by C C have declared openly that he will not Moore and Mrs Josephine K Henry vote for the Dingley Bill unless it puts a special says State A Covington duty of 20 per cent on hides School Superintendent Davidson of has Sitting at his desk in Washington Kentucky says that he pupilsdiscoveredwere enthat 100000 fictititious Saturday afternoon at 113 President the census taken in LouiBville McKinley touched the button which set rolledlin Lexington Covington and other towns in motion the machinery at the Nash- ¬ last year Under the per capita distriville exposition See second page for bution by the state to cities for the pupils the state he says has lost extended report 280000 in one year How long it has been going on is not Known Mr An exchange says The fruit crop Davidson has ordered the census to be in this county was saved by each tree taken again Secretary Davis of the having a warm hearted candidate to Louisville School Board ridicules the lean against it frosty nights waiting for sensation exploded by the Superintend ¬ the owner to come out of his house so ent they could buz him Do not buy a refrigerator until you have seen the best made They are at J The Republican State Convention T Hintons will be held August 10 at Louisville in appearance are the Beautiful The State Committee changed the basis shirt waists laundered at the Bourbon of representation from 100 to 200 which will still give over 1000 delegates to the Steam Laundry convention The Republican State CenThe Graded School Tournament tral Committee removed W E Riley of Louisville from the position of secre- ¬ The Graded School Tournament tary of the committee Mr J K which aroused such interest during its Hampton of the Tenth district was session last year in this city will be held chosen to succeed him year in Harrodsburg The Demo this Advices received in New York say crat say a The time of holding the that President Cisneros of the Cuban Tournament has been set for the last republic has issued a decree convoking week in May as follows On Thursday a general election of representatives to afternoon May 27th the Lawrence burg the national assembly to take place in and Harrodsburg Graded School Base the latter half of May The new assem- ¬ Ball teams will play a championship bly will meet at Guyamartre Cam game of ball That will be the first of a series of which besides the two aguey on September 2 The first act of aoove named Paris Winchester clubs and the assembly will be to elect a successor Cynthiana possibly others will partici- ¬ to President Cisneros whose term of of- ¬ pate On Thursday evening May 27 at the Opera House will contest fice expires on September 16 The de- ¬ in Music which will be held the chorus consist of cree provides also for the adoption of a vocal solo male and female violin solo new constitution of the Cuban republic violin duet piano solo piano duet vocal quartette etc Friday May 28th at 9 oclock at Work or orders left at W M Graded School building will be held the the Hintons jewelry store will receive various contests in Common High School prompt attention branches Friday afternoon base ball Friday evening at the Opera House the Bourbon Steam Laundry tf grand Declamatory contests including male and famale declaimers will take place This will doubtless be the best Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair combat ot the character ever held in Harrodsburg Saturday May 29th at 10 a m at Fair Ground will be held the athletic events consisting of running jumping bicycling throwing heavy weights etc The athletic sports will be preceded by a grand street parade headed by a brass band This will be well advertised and town doubtless be filled with pbople Saturday afternoon will be devoted to base ball which will conclude the series and decide the championship among the Graded Schools of Kentucky There will be large delegations from all the towns represented Paris will run a i special train All contestants will be entertained by the citizens of the town and everything will be done to make this one of the greatest events that has ever taken place here MOST PERFECT MADE Wall paper headquarters Go to J A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant T Hintons and view the prettiest line of wall paper ever shown in Kentuckv 40 YBA THB STANDARD ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- tending Wabash College at Crawfords ville lad pitched a fine g ime Satu- ¬ rday for his college team which won a game from Miami University of Ox ¬ ford O Tne score was Wabash 22 Miami 8 Jack only allowed one hit up and of arson to the eighth inning when he eased up Mi68 Jennie Davis a pretty Richmond Rob Hinton of this city is a member girl who disappeared a y ar ago has of the Georgetown College team been discovered living with a tribe of -- She is Epworth League Queen Crescent Route gypsies on Kentucky river queen of the tribe and refuses to return State Convention at Louisville May home She was thought to be dead C 7th and 9th Tickets from Q The Richmond Register tells this stations in Kentucky at half rates to Tom Millon was assigned to duty as Louisville and return Ask agents for ¬ There will be twenty five graduates seven of them girls at Georgetown college this session Sam Yantis a Kentucky boy will represent his society at Princeton College in a final oratorical contest at the ooni mencement The plant ot the Maryland Steel Co will resume operations Monday after an idleness of three years 2000 men are employed there Ten sanctificationists are trying to saveDanville Better tackle the Legislature or step over into Garrard and work on the turnpike raiders Mrs E J Williams living near Stanford was killed by lightning Friday afternoon Her neck was broken by the bolt She was under a tree gather- ¬ ing up some young chickens A big live bird shoot will be held in Joe Lexington on the 14th and 15th Coyle Victor Dodge and other sportsmen are interested in the tournament and many crack shots will attend A mob composed largely of colored men hanged sis negroes and shot another at Sunny Side Walter county Tex The victims of the mob had been guilty of a triple murder of outrage ¬ are permanently and pleasantly combined in Scotts Emulsion It lifts the despondency and heals the inflamed membranes of the throat and lungs But you need not have LA ¬ GRIPPE You can put your system in a condition unfavorable to it You can have rich red blood resistive strength steady brain and nerves Scotts Emulsion Tor H years this shoe by merit alone has distanced all competitors L Douglas 390 9400 and 500 shoes are th productions of skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices Also 250 and 200 shoes for men 1250 200 and 173 for boys W L Douglas shoes are Indorsed by orer 1000000 wearers as the best In style fit and durability of any shoe erer offered at the prices They ore made fn all the latest shapes and styles and of every vari ¬ ety of leather If dealor oannot supply you write for cata logue to W L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by VT OXjID W L DOUGLAS S3 SHOE In theevrorId PEIjI ABIjE Harrows 3 Tntrt 0lXO ¬ J P KIELY Presbyterian General Assembly ¬ prevents as well as cures And whether you send or go for Scotts Emulsion be sure you get the genuine SCOTT BOWNE Faieis ¬ New York The General Assembly meets May at Charlotte N C The double daily train service of the Queen Cres20 31 jQl ix oL 7 BASE BALL NOTES cent Route is unsurpassed Only on change of cars to Charlotte Quick schedules One fare for the round trip Ask agents for full particulars WC ¬ Gossip of the Diamond Doings of Pro ¬ fessionals and Amateurs Jack Carter of this city who is at-¬ Rinearson Genl Passr Agt Cincinnati O X M f N Rates To Nashville Tenn Centennial and International Exposition Nashville Tenn May 1st to Oct 31st 97 L N will sell tickets at following rates for the round trip April 28 to Oct 15th final limit Nov 7 1260 April 29 to Oct 30final limit 15 days from date of sale 925 April 27 to Oct 30 final limit 7 days including date of sale 760 F B Carr Agt CORN PLANTERS You can always depend on them to do the w ork and do it right at the least possible expense particulars Genl Passr Agt Cin O Yesterdays Temperature W C Rinearson Almost Distracted For Spring 1897 Ui We are now receiving Spring goods in all the new lasts and colors The best productions of the leading manufactur-¬ 602 ers and at reasonable prices NEELY M H DAILEY MAIN H Vri h The following is the temperature as Co noted yesterday by A J Winters of this city 7a m 68 8a m 69 9 a in 70 10 a m 71 72 11 a m 12 m k 72 2p m 82 3pm 81 4pm 80 t 5p m 77 7p m 67 Southern Baptist Convention Will be well attended by persons from Central Kentucky elected as delegates from thechurchasin the Bluegrass The Chesa- ¬ peake Ohio railway has made a round trip rate of one fare which is 81985 from Lexlug from toi 7th all stationsd good going May 153d to inclusive a good returning days the with privilege of 15 days further extention of time at Willmington if desired Two limited vesiibuied trains leave Lexing- ¬ ton at 1125 a in and 835 pm daily and ar-¬ rive at Willmington via historic Richmond aud Petersburg at 545 p m and 930 a in re spec lively No other line is as rich in scenic and histor- ¬ ic points of interest as the C O as a single glance at its map will sbow Passengers will be given choice of routeseither via Lynchburg Oi Slauntou and Charlottesville aud may if they desire stop olf at Covington Va and visit the world famous Virginia Hot Springs Information will be cheerfully given on re- ¬ ceipt of advice Georg W Barney ID YOU EVEB suffer from real ner vousness When every nerve seemed to quiver with a peculiar creepy feeling first in one place and then another and all seemed finally to concentrate in a writhing jumble in the brain and you he come irritable fretful and peevish to be followed by an impotent weakened condi- ¬ tion of the nerve centers ringing in the oars and sleepless miserable nights Mr3 Eugene Searles Dr Miles 110 Simonton St Elk ¬ says Ner ¬ hart Ind Nervine vous troubles had made Restores me nearly insane and physicians were unable Health to help me My memory was almo3T gone and every little thing worried me until I was almost distracted Division Pass Agt Lexington Ivy I really feared 1 was becoming a maniac I Imagined all sorts of evil things and would An efficacious remedy for lung affec- ¬ cry over nothing I commenced taking Dr tions throat disorders and all bronchial Miles Restorative Nervine and four bottles troubes is found in Dr Bells Pine Tar remedy completely cured Honey This medicine has made many of this wonderful me and 1 am as well now as 1 ever was marvelous cures and is justly ranked among the most important remedies of Dr Miles Nervine is sold on guarantee first bottle will benefit or money refunded the age t ST PARIS KY Over Deposit Bank 8 to 12 a RION CLA Office hours m 1 to 6 ffrT- pm -- i J v WH D G jiii J il m fi R 111 r JL3JH of ¬ itsjkdHSci JMWfe mm im V m mn Mm jljg T ¬ The INFLUE Nut Farm implements For sale HAVE a lot of new farming imple-¬ of the Mother shapes the course which have of unborn generations goes that ments sell cheap fornever been used cash I will sounding through all the 7 double shovel plows ages and enters the confines of 2 pony plows Eternity With what care there- ¬ 6 pair double trees 5 tooth cultivators fore should the Expectant Moth- ¬ 12nice surrey 1 er be guarded and how great the 1 barouche effort be to ward off danger and 2 phaeton buggies make her life joyous and happy J E HAGGARD I MOTHERS FRIEND allays all Glenns old stand corner Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky Nervous ¬ ness re ¬ lieves the FOR SALE call CREAM BAKING sea and so fully pre oares the system that Childbirth is made easy ana tne time or recovery short- ¬ ened many say stronger after than before confinement It in- ¬ sures safety to life of both moth- ¬ er and child All who have used Mothers Frieid say they will nev- ¬ er be without it again No other remedy robs confinement of its pain A customer whose wife used Mothors Friend says that if she had to go through the ordeal again and there were but four bottles to be obtained and tho cost was 910000 per bottle he would hare them QboLjltton Dayton Ohio Cramps and Nau Headache ¬ Have you seen my window display Do you want anything in any of these FOR RENT lines Desirable residence six rooms cellar Let me quote you some prices waterworks bath etc Good location ROBT S RANSDALL Apply to Come and see my stock I can save you money ASSIGNEES NOTICE 0 JH A No 1 fresh milch cow with young N F SMITH Apply to Sf- i - claims against of Isaac F Chanslor are hereby notified to present them at once properly proven as re¬ quired by law to the undersigned or to nis attorney Harmon Stitt Paris Ky ALL persons having assigned estate J BABY - T HINTON FURNITURE And WOOD MANTELS E T REES Assignee 26fb Shannon Mason Co POWDER Ky carriages See advertisement in another column Sent by Mail on reeeipt of price S100PERBOT TLE Book to EXPECTAUT MOTHERS Bryans new book The First of W mailed free upon application containing val ¬ Send your order to Oscar Battle uable information and voluntary testimonials Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour- - J t Thebradfield regulator CO Atlanta a- UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BBANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED TO o bon county tf r- - Ji j - - f V mvjts - EW5-J-C - 1 THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY MAY 4 1897 TIE fiQDBBQH NEWS 1881 Eld Zsck Sweeney Opinion PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY -- OBITUARY General to Constantinople during the Harrison administration talked as fol- ¬ Enteied at the Post offlce at Paris Ky as lows Thursday to a Cincinnati reporter secov iiss mail matter regarding the war in Greece The Tnrks will wm in the fight with TELEPHONE NO 124 Greece They are terrific fighters and are fatalists They charge the enemy like demons feeling that if their time SUBSCRIPTION PRICES has come they will die if not they will Payable in Advance The Turkish army is a fine body S2 00 Six mouths One year 5100 live of highly drilled men news costs you cant even get a kk The Sultan is guarded by his physi- ¬ port fkom a gun free of charge cian when asleep The doctor strange as it may seem is a Greek Christian as Make all Checks Money Orders Etc is also the Sultans private secretary payable to the order of Champ Miller A number of his other high officials are Greeks There are Jextremley few converts to Christianity among the Turks When one does profess Christ he suddenly mysteriously disappears Judge Webbs civil conrt begins this and is probably killed by the faithful followers of Mohammed morning at ten oclock at the city hall 1 Seventeenth Year Established Eld ZT Sweeney who was Consul THE NEWS MAN Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere Hon J T Hinton returns to Frank-¬ fort this morning Mrs Laura Wiggins has returned to her home in Covington Mr W A Gaines of Georgetown Hintons Refrigerators at J T The will of Fannie Harris colored was probated yesterday Court in County Master Commissioner Sales The following sales were made yester daj by Master Commissioner E M Bourbon Peace B Fsold to D P U prop- ¬ No 100 Good for 300 Mrs Duke Bowles relict of Socrates Dickson A Bowle8ha8 rented the residence of Rev erty house and lot in Little Rock Lodge of F J Cheek on South Main Street Hugh Olendenin has been engaged as C R Redmons interest in dower organist at the Baptist Church during tract 125 acres of Mrs Elizabeth T the absence of Miss Mattie Lilleston Redmon sold to W M Layson for 300 Lot in Ruddles Mills belonging to S Constable Joe Williams yesterday A Martin etc was purchased for 550 arrested Wm Shannon a negro man by W T Buckler charged with beating a woman at Cane Twenty acres of land on Silas dirt Ridge Shannon was put in jail roarf for Ann D Lucas executrix sold to A Shire at 27 per acre If you are thinking of buying a ladies The house and lot on Broadway own- ¬ wheel it will pay you to look at the ones ed by Mrs Mary I Tucker was sold we are turning out for 50 yesterday to Bruce Miller G S Yakden Co invited Wm N Stephenson aged eighty five died Friday night at his home in Rud dls iJilles The deceased is survived by a wife He was a member of the Presbyterian Church until a short time ago when he was received into the Catholic Church Funeral services were held at the latter church by Rev Ky E A Burke Sunday afternoon at 230 Mr and Mrs Dave Prewitt of oclock Clark county are guests at the home of Col W E Simms on Mt Airy Domestic or high gloss finish at Mr and Mrs W F Tamme of Bourbon Steam Laundry tf Shawhan Boirbon County are visiting Prices on yarn carpets slaughtered at relatives in Maysville and Mason county Mr Elijah Vandarsdall who has J THintons The pictures being given away by been visiting his daughter Mrs C B Mitchell has returned to Harrodsburg Davis Thomson Isgrig are works of Miss Roanna Estill returned Satur art and an ornament to any house day to her home near Chilesbnrg Fay- ¬ ette county after a visit to Miss Eddie -¬ was in the city yesterday Miss Louie Bruer arrived home Sat- ¬ urday from a visit in Maysville Mies Mary Anderson of Lexington is a guest at Judge J Q Wards Mr and Mrs C B Mitchell leave to day for a visit in Clark county Miss Mary Ashbrook daughter of Mrs Rachel Ashbrook is quite ill Rev and Mrs F J Cheek left yes ¬ terday for a trip to Washington D C Mrs Harry Stamler has returned from a visit to her parents at Walton Catholic Church Burial at the Catho- ¬ lic cemeterv Friends of the family are oxur immediately afterwards at the Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead Mrs Ann Hall aged ninety died last week at Newton Scott county She was very wealthy John H Wert who was once worth 250000 was buried by charity in Lex ington Saturday without a song or prayer or the presence of a relative Henry Edward Gnadinger son of John Gnadinger late of this city died Saturday night in Chicago aged about twenty eight years The remains will arrive here to morrow morning on the 1118 L N train and the funeral will Look Before You Buy -- And remember we guarantee more for your money than you can buy elsewhere or your money refunded and you to be the judge of it Buy your shoes of us and get one of the beautiful medallion pictures FREE See them on exhibition at our store DAVI8THOMS0NiISGRI NEW BLACK DRESS GOODS JUST ARRIVED FROM THE IMPORTER 0 Pieces of Black Dress G oods P I McCarthy and family moved yesterday into the Pleasant street resi¬ dence recently purchased from Mrs Mary Adair who has moved to Covington ¬ who came to Paris several years ago on an outing have selected Shelbyville as the place of their annual outing this year May 8 is the date The Central University cadets The Dispatch Louisvilles new daily paper is winning merited praise from competent judges It is a newsy and well edited paper and is winning popu larity throught Kentucky ¬ Mrs David Cook united with the Baptist Church Sunday by letter Miss Wessellman who recently united with the same congregation was baptized Wednesday night In Judge Webbs ronrt yesteiday Ed Murray was fined 1250 for breach of the peace and his sisters Maggie and Clarissa were tried on the charge of vagrancy and were ordered to leave the M -- The Green Frog is the newest candi- ¬ 9t f date for favor of the reading public in Paris It is a bright little sheet edited arjd printed by George Noel Parris of The Bourbon Fiscal Court yesterday the Reporter office The Green Frog concluded arrangements whereby the will appear every Saturday toll gates on the Paris Townsend pike There are about An oratorical contest between colored will be removed representatives from several cities in the seven miles of this road Only Col Baldwins pike about 16 Seventh Congressional District will be Shaw held Friday night in the court house in miles and the Rnddles Mills 1 miles remain with five gates the court house in this city The ad han There are now a total of 260 miles of mission will be ten fifteen and twenty free pikes in Bourbon five cents t The partnership existing between Drs An Ex Bourbon Assigns Roberts and Ussery has been dissolved W L Wright who lives in Scott Dr Roberts will by mutual consent continue the business at his offices on county near the Bourbon line has as Briscoe of GeorgePleasant street Dr Ussery will leave signed to Rucker in a few days to accept a position in St town His assetts consist of about 200 Louis He has made many friends dur ¬ acres of land He iB a son of J Wilson Wright of near this city ing his residence in Paris Do wise people go to blacksmiths for Hon Claude M Thomas and wife arrived last night from Marsailles and watches or to butchers for legal advice are now at the home of Mr Thomas We sell bicycles see G S Varden Co father Mr E K Thomas near North Middletown Mr and Mrs Thomas WHEEL NOTES looking well and their friends both are will give them a hearty welcome Lines About Devotees Of The Wheel At Home And Elsewhere They are glad to be Lack in old Ken ¬ The Mayor of Chicago is an enthusias tucky again tic cycler Court Day Report Will F Hays formerly of Millersburg There was a crowd of moderate size has joined the Kenton Club at Coving-in Paris yesterday to attend court but ton day There the ruled politics Mrs Rachel Fitry aged eighty three were about 100 cattle on the market but of Circleville Ohio learned to ride a Allen bicycle the demand was slow Myers last week of Lincoln sold thirty 1100 lb cattle to The Fountain st Baptist Church in John T Ireland for 475 per cwt Chicago has a bicycle stable to accom Joe Lair sold thirty 1100 lb cattle to 150 wheels madate Norman Hambrick at private figures The yonng girls of Georgetown have a Arrested In Paris fresh attack of bicycle fever and many Sunday Chief of Polioe Chas Wilson have bought wheels Kenton Wheel Club note in Enquirer nd Dick Bishop came to this city from The boys hare several invitations this Mfc Sterling in search of two white year to visit Flemingsburg Maysville tramps suspected of burglarizing a C The men were Milleroburg and Paris O car at Farmer Ky captured near the gas house in East almost second hand wheels A Paris Sunday night and some of the new few at Vardens cheap stolen property was found in their possession The prisoners were taken to Send your shirts to the Bourbon morning Mt Sterling yesterday Steam Laundry and have them starched on the latest improved starcher just H Margolen Assigns put in this week tf ¬ H Margolen the well known furni Dr Bells Pine Tarr Honey acts as a city assigned yesture dealer of balm to the lungs cutting the mucus terday to Louie Saloshm also of this allaying the inflammation healing and city Harmon Stitt attorney strengthening It is sure to do you Liabilities betwsen eight and nine good cannot do you harm Thousands thousand dollars Assetts a stock of have been benefitted by its use t furniture stoves etc An employe of the L N sued the The assignment was caused by dull trade It is believed that an arrange ¬ company at Frankfort for 15000 dam- ¬ ment will be effected with the creditors ages sustained by sticking a splinter in whereby the business may be continued his finger and got a verdict for 2500 Mr Margolen has many friends who The juries go for corporations whenever will regret to learn of his embarassment they get a chance ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Spears Mr James Gay and daughter The Kentucky Homoeopathic Medical Society will hold its twelfth annual Miss Katherine Gay returned yesterday meeting at Odd Fellows Hall in Cov- ¬ to Woodford county after a visit to Mr ington May 26 and 27 Dr C P Mere- ¬ and Mrs Newton Mitchell Mrs W H H Johnson and daugh ¬ dith of Louisville will deliver the an ¬ nual address The following have been ter Miss Sue Johnson of Mt Sterling were in the city Saturday eu rovte home assigned Chairmen of various bureaus Materia Medica Dr J H Smyser Cyn from a visit in Milleisburg thiana Surgery Dr E B Johns Lex- ¬ Mr W A Hill left Sunday morning ington Clinical Medicine Dr J C Fos- ¬ for Marietta Ohio to attend the burial ter Harrodsburg Obstetrics Dr H C of his sister Miss Jennie Hill who died Ka3selman Midway Nose and Throat Thursday in Denver Colorado B Dr E Garber Frankfort Mr E T Porter an efficient mem- ¬ Gynaecology Dr J T Vausant Paris ber of the staff of the Lexington Leader Paedology Dr F W Fischback New ¬ was the guest of Mr George D Mitchell port Ophthalmology Dr R G Reed Saturday afternoon and Sunday Louisville The Society will be invited Miss Flora Hill was called to Day- ¬ to meet in thiscity next year ta ton yesterday by the illness of her The Bowles Sale brother-in-laJ K Smith who has The executors sale of the personal been ill of pneumonia for several weeks Rev F W Eberhardt will leave property of Socrates Bowles was attend- ¬ ed by a fair crowd Saturday despite the to day to attend the Baptist Convention rain Auctioneer A T Forsyth reports at Willmington N C and will be ab ¬ the sale of two steers at 4460 sent over Sunday No preaching at his 45 church Sunday one Jersey heifer at 3125 cow 11 95 common ewes 1 and lambs calf The Cynthiana Democrat says J 26 com 606 each horse 140 to 145 Farm implements borught good H Ewalt of Bourbon was here Mon- ¬ day Joe is such a handsome bachelor prices that one can not understand why he Another Turnpike Freed does not get into double harness w To ZVIeet at Covington Wool Wanted Including such choice weaves as Eta mines Ohantilions CovertsGrenadines Figured Twilled and Plain Mohairs Serges c Call and see these goods PRICES THE LOWEST Ham burgs at greatly reduced prices 529 Main St Call and see us before selling 4niay 4t R B HUTCHCRAFT Will pay the highest price for wool Paris Ky Dissolution 01 Partners The partnership of Drs Roberts Ussery is by mutual consent dissolved All accounts of the firm are payable to Dr Roberts and he assumes the in- ¬ debtedness of the firm April 30 1897 USSERY H H ROBERTS WC great deal of talk is being created by the extraordinary bargains now being offered by us and the following prices will command the attention ol eyery carefu buyer A J CONDONS Extra Ha I rfl need the money Spring Dress Goods in all the less Hosiery at 10c and 15c newest effects strictly all wool at Others get 25c for the same goodsAs I will be in Paris only a few days 25c and 39c worth double Our domestic stock is the hes- i longer my creditors will please call and We will still sell our finest Dress assorted and decidedly the cheap-settle with me at R P Dows law office rauerns est in DiacK ana colors ao over Agricultural Bank to day as I some of them are marked 6 68 - NOTICE M A choice line of standard bicycles prices to suit the times at Vardens afy ium cows Table Linens Towels and Nap ¬ kins are our specialty and we will save you 25c on the dollar if you buy them from us EVERY DAY G D Corsets 50c 75c and 61 We have completed arrangements to are the best in the world for the receive daily from Miller Wards dairy a price large amount of extra fine Fresh Ladies and Childrens full seam- Cream the product of his noted prem- ¬ 0 D CRAM M D and 10 good Brown Cotton 5c Bleached Cotton good 5c iss FRESH CREAM Very Best Cotton 8c 10 4 Pepperell Sheeting l8c Best Lancaster Ginghams 5c- Percales and Penangs 7c Ladies Bleached Vests at 10cr fill taped worth 25c fi WSS our shop on Main between Sixth and Seventh a supply of Fresh Cream which The Lexington It aces wo will retail in any desired quantity at market price The Spring meeting of the Kentucky Yonr patronage is solicited Association began yesterday at Lexing ¬ ton The track was heavy and attend- ¬ ance light on account ot rain The re Tha Popular Meat Market sults were First race six furlongs Blitzens Sister even first Three Bars 2 to 1 OF second Montrose 7 to 1 third Time VALUABLE SCHOOL 1 19J PROPERTY Second race one mile Theopia 1 to LOTS ETC 2 first Nance 8 to 5 second Winthrop 5 to 1 third Time 149 By ¬ sale Third race Phoenix Hotel Stake one dered virtue of a judgment of Court renby the Bourbon Circuit in mile Goshen 3 to 2 first Flotow 3 to the action of Mary W Berrys assignee 5 second John McElroy third Time plaintiff vs Mary W Berry etc de fendants the undersigned will on 154 We will keep on hands at all times at charge See the new portraits we enlarge free of HEDGES WALSH ¬ ASSIGNEES SALE -- THIS Patent Flour Eating Potatoes Irish Yellow Jersey Seed sweet Southern Queen seed sweet Red Bermudas For Cash only this week 200 525 bbl 25 c bu 150 bbL 150 bbl bbL ¬ 0 STOCK AND TURF NEWS Thursday May 13th 1897 Turf Notes At the Memphis meeting which closed Saturday Simms Andersons racers finished first three time3 and second twice winning a total of 825 Fergusons Ireland colt Mitchell by Favor Bitter Sweet won the first race a 250 purse Satur ¬ day at Newport Mitchell waa 10 to 1 in the betting three-year-old Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc Police Kttws George Miller of Lexington charged with robbery is in jail He will be tried Wednesday John Spindler and Thos Bancroft of Montgomery wanted for burglary in on the premises beginoing at 1 oclock p m expose to public Jsale the property known as Paris Classical Institute consisting of 387 acres of land fronting on Sycamore St in Paris Ky and bounded by Short St on one side and jbljE3 rnLjnLiOTixircBr I the home place of J D Butler on the other This is an excellent opportunity to continue a well established school in Paris The property will be offered as WE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID STOCK OP a whole first and then in 16 subdivis ¬ IMPORTED SUITINGS MD TROUSERINGS ions 15 of which make fine building ¬ lots and the 16th will consist of a parcel of land 180 ft in length and 175 ft in width- - and having thereon the college property a large stable and other buildings If No 16 is no t pur¬ Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when chased for school purposes it can be We ask you to give us a callj converted into 3 or 4 adjoining dwell ¬ quality and style are considered i ings ahd rented to great advantage Also at the same time and place the un ¬ dersigned will expose to public sale 0 EDWARDS fajse3olt FOR SPRING AND SUMMER -- M Rowan were captured here Sunday and are in the Paris jail Turnpike Iatterc ts Turnpike raiders in Bath county burned a toll station in sight of the Terms The real estate will be sold court house and posted a notice warn ¬ upon credits of 6 and 12 months and ing owners of turnpikes not to attempt the personal property upon credits of 4 to collect more toll months all purchasers to execute bond with good surety to be approved by the undersigned bearing 6 per cent interest The McCracken County Fiscal Court expects to free the gravel roads in that trim date or the purchaser may pay cash county by May 10 EOBT C TALBOTT Large quantity house hold kitchen and school furniture in ¬ cluding bedroom sets carpets mattings ta bles chairs desks etc ¬ ¬ FJLNJE1 2kt3EKCHALVT TIX OIfcS Full line of samples S E TIPTON Cutter We aie also agents for the celebrated Chas E Smith Shirt DAUGHERCY BROS 434 Main St Paris Ky ¬ son been issued Have a clean new stock of the county for toll gate outrages 97 Cleveland Orient and Gate keeper Atkin and the shooting and warrents for four others have Misses Childrens and Infants Phoenix Bicycles Spring Heel that are like Disk harrows sharpened grown up The line strippers and for sale Paris Every pair brim Also second hand wheels at ful style and quality will out EJ 6apr tf Son wear their purchase price time Four men have been arrested in Mer ¬ alleged of cer Assignee of Mary W 4may 2t Brry ¬ Bluegras3 combs -- McKimey - Shoes peoples ever shown in of made finest ¬ and every ¬ Quick work a specialty at the Bour ¬ bon Steam Laundry tf - EION CLAY reasonable prices 5 t - - tf v 1 1 -- s wmm Rtsfsmr SFt v HKSBWK 3- - rairt i iwmm it -- hs 33 i VTr i 6 - THE BOUKBON NEWS - jBE v BOURBON NEWS Sevencecntli Year Established I881J Published Evory Tuesdny and Friday by WALTER CHAMP I BRUCE MILLER realtors and Owners THE OLD SPELLING CLASS see them yet the boys and girls who stood up in a row And tried to spell each other down so many years ago Their voices sweet come back to me from I t If M f out the shadows cool And loye invests with cherished thoughts that neer forgotten school titter half suppressed that I hear the up flitted and down The line when some one missed a word de- ¬ spite the masters frown Though stern was he we wept the day we laid him neath the grass And sorrow spread her pinipns oer the old spelling class We knew the book from baker to the hardest word therein But sometimes we missed a letter and the next to us would win Spelling hard in sun and shadowhow the days went flitting by How oft we turned each other down be- ¬ neath the winter sky One day would find me near the head as happy as could be And the next Id lose my laurels by the absence of an e Thus long ago we stood in line and spelled i fi - How few are left of all who formed the old spelling class I remember Sammy Bolton and his cousin Tommy Root The class did not look right unless we found them at the foot And there was Jimmy Nicholson with eyes so bright and blue We could always count on Jimmy spelling robin with a u And Davy Jones who always got his e before his i And who when reprimanded had a silent little cry For he was kind and tender and his heart seemed made of glass And often it was shattered in the old spell- ¬ ing class I see the merry faces of the girls who - but now alas by its nn common shape and condition It was z half faded cross of whife lilies She threw it contemptuously on her table and pressed the other the gift of a young- earl to her lips Who dared Send me that shabby thingshe said to her dresuer and then picked it up from sheer curiosity to see the name of the man vvho hod ventured to offer it She dropped it and littered a cry of surprise and pleasi ure then picked it up again and kissed To it passionately The label read my Daughter Come home I am angry no more Truly It was the happiest day of her life a day of triumph and reconciliation She left for Scotland that night How slowly the train crawled on through the darkness She could not sleep and she watched the lighted towns g o by one by one until the dawn Then the train dashed through the misty wilds ct Cumberland past streams and heathei and moors and at last she was in he own land flying through the Scots low lands thunderingacross the great Porta bridcre and its rival that spans thl broad waters of the Tay She drew neitf her home and the scenery became mot familiar ever spot she passed was bright with memories of childhood The train slowed down and stopped She got out left her luggage at the station and walked towards her home The stationmaster after staring at the handsome lady in the magnificent furs uttered an exclamation and took off his hat She smiled in return and made some jest in the fullness of hei her hand ilaii attracted Jieir CATCHING FLYING- FISH - TUESDMAY f tla nn tit SCl lOOL AND ruii torMj n - i iHi l VJ w - - h i m T v ii kj lnm - - ¬ I r s From little Mary Stapleton to sweet Me linda Brown From mischief making Bora May to Mar- ¬ The lass who loved her spelling book and knew it through and through Wheneer I hesitated she would slyly set me right And many a time she saved me from a very awkward plight I used to think no matter what it never came to pass Another won the beauty of the old spelling class where I wonder girls they are to day the boys who stood and And spelled each other down within the schoolhouse in the wood 1 know that some are sleeping where the violets lift their heads In early spring and beautify their narrow little beds While others left the cherished scenes with eagerness to try Their fortunes in a stranger land beneath a stranger sky But often in the twilight when alone there seem to pass IBefore me all the members of the old spell- ¬ ing class Methinks I hear the voices now as when we stood in line Just six and twenty boys and girls tis a memory half divine The past recrowns the present with a wreath that withers not dear cherished spot Once more I climb the little hill a boy with heart elate Again Im seated on the bench with spell ¬ ing book and slate And in a voice Ill neer forget whatever comes to pass J hear the master calling for the old spell- ¬ ing class T G Harbaugh in N Y Sun -1 spelled me down garita Blue picturesque appearance Sarnbo the ever obsequious and when waiter serves you with a plate of filing fish at your dinner you may be very certain that the fish has been bought from one of these dusky hawkers You afterward learn from grinning Sambc that your wish to entourage their trade huis been fulfilled and there is no other source from which fish can be got except from these black but cornejy a very ¬ Baptist church at Wosh- iRgton D C of which Jlav Dr Samuel of Carbadoes Off the coast of Barbadoes where a H Greene is pastor has just completed species known as Exocoetus- VblitanV thethurty third year of its history is found flying fish are very good food The officers of the Christian En- ¬ and form the stqple of a considerable deavor union of Wisconsin who have industry The negroes go cutinmall beeq looking for a suitable location for boats and catch them mostlj-- at night their Bible training and evangelic Af ter a good catch the boats come into school have decided upon Watertowu shallow water where they are met by Wis negroes with large baskets into which The directors of the Young Mens the fish are cust These baskets are car Christiain association of Troy jtf Y ried to the shore where they ore put have decided to buy the Athenceum on light single wheel truckssome- - building First street now occupied in thing between a railwaj porter truck part by the association and ind a light wheelbarrow and so con at an expense of from 25000 remodel it to 30000 veyed b3r another set of bliiclrs to the Itev Cbudtwho died re market Here are gathered together a cently atDavid T Wis Beloiit at the ripe old large number of negro w omen all eager age of 90 was the last survivor of a Lo secure good fish to hawk in the street company of 30 missionaries who sailed These women know their business to the Sandwich islandsrfrom Boston in thoroughly and have a keen eye for a 1836 He bargain They affect indifference and sionary resided on the islands as misfor 20 years some will even smoke a pipe as if to The conference of the United show how little concerned they are in Brethren church at Baltimore Md dewhat is going on This however deceives no one for cided to hold its next session at Dallas every one concerned knows that each town Ta Bev J H Albright was woman is trembling with irhpatience elected secretary of the Pennsylvania to secure the best fish at the lowest bianoh of the missionary service and rate Indeed as to bargains they are Rev J J H Young was elected to fill the as fond of makinr them as anv Iadv Jlussell Biblical chair in Lebanon col- o t shopping in the West End and make iee During the past 25 years in the them much better than their fairer sis- Presbyterian church in Canada the teas Having secured as many fish as they require they hoist the baskets on number of ministers and missionaries to their heads and cry their wares lias grown from 4S5 to 129S churches through the town and usually do not ana stations from 861 to 2780 families take very long to sell the lot Clad in from 39000 to965Sl church members white with short skirts showing bare from 09000 to 1SS181 and the Sabbath shiny black legs and with baskets en school and Bible class pupils from 55 000 tso 153064 their heads these sturdy fishwives Off -- Galvary - rt Important Industry the Coaf ixftu w m s tjtt lQ DEALER IN Furniture Window Shades Etc z z- mw t fiii Men anuuu jill iiii ui uavlslrittii wihviu miiiiiiii 7 v - J 5 ii M t1f - - mT V - - i I 1ft f - i i i ii la tl T i I 7 t Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses ¬ WIRE FENCE Special attention given to Undertaking and Repairing Main Street Paris Kt MILLER COLLINS Agents Paris Kentucky ¬ ¬ W O HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance THE VERY BEST OKD RELIABLE PROMPT PAYING This is a smcoth fence that will turn any kind of stock It is made from the best hard stel drawn specially for th purpose ¬ ¬ NON UNION ¬ HOTEL REED Sliprt St Bet Broadway and Mill The large steel wires forming th horizontal bars are first coiled around a inch rod thus practically becoming COILED SPRINGS their entire length These are securely tied together by 18 cross bars tQ the rod The cross ban are best quality of annealed wire wrapped xhree timet galyanized around each horizontal bar Being a self regulator it is aiavayb ready for business slacks up for 86 below as cheerfully as it tanes a ner grip for 90 in the shade gently but firmly persuades a runaway team to reconsider its action An unruly bull is safe ns a canary in its cage it saitb unto the festive hog thus far shalt thou go The fierce wind and drifting snow pass by and it heeds them not There is no terror in the locomotive spark The trespasser is not led into temptation and the rail stealers is gone The hired man and tramp alike scorn it proffer- ¬ the lagging ed shade Like the mddel housewife when well supported it is always- - neai and tidy ccupation HOW 12 IS MADE -- 1 If 1 f f - i ITS ADVANTAGES iaExiJVOToisr ok James Connors - - - Proprietor I Rates 2 And 250 Per Day I One hundred good rooms Electric lights hot and cold baths barber shop and Postal telegraph office etc 21jy96 lH f t ly TREES FULL pre--sen- t Killed by the Turkish Hordes Beaders of Mr Gladstones eloquent detter on the Cretan question probably notedhis reference to the estimate of a German of the slain in the Armenian THE ARMENIAN HOLOCAUST A Hniiflretl Thousand Christian fishwives v SHE POINTED HER SKINNY FINGER - In ten minutes she had reached the house It looked more old and gray than ever after the brilliance of London She hammered at the door waited for a minute or two and then struck it again and ag ain Presently faint shuffling footsteps sounded in the hall the door opened slowly and Jeannje the old servant confronted her She threw herself on the old womans neck and kissed her withered cheeks My father she cried Is he well O I am so happy Jeannie And she tried to pass her but tjie old woman stood in the war the tears roll im- - down her face The girl shivered in her rich sables and stepped back spirits He shrugged his shoulders and turned away short flights or leaps from the waiter It is a vexed question whether or not the flying fishes use their pectoral fins for flight but the general belief is that the flns act merely after the manner oi a parachute or of a kite However that may be these fish possess the pow qr of rising from the water to n height of 20 feet and often fail on the decks of ships More fre quentty they skim along the Water There are several kinds of flying- fish more than 30 species being known They inhabit the seas of the warmed parts of the world They swim in shoals varying from 12 to 100 or more It is a fine sight to see a whole shoal rise out of the water and dart through the air for a couple of hundred yards and then drop into the sea together to continue the flight The cause of the hurry is apparent when yon see a hungry dolphin in hot pursuit of the shoal takinggreat leapsaf ter his prey The flvimr fish take shorter and shorter flights until at Jast they sink into the water and fall easy victims to their pursuer London Graphic j that they have the pectoral fins c large that they are enabled to make Flying fish are so calted from the fact massacres Mr Gladstone quotes from Armenia and Europe an Indictment by Dr J Lepsius of the University of Berlin Dr Lepsius is a distinguished prof es sor in Berlin bearing a name as dis tinguish ed He made the investigation fpr himself He rode through Armenia heard both sides talked with Moslem end Armenian government officers and civilians collated his facts with German method and began with a pre- ¬ possession in favor of Turkey This is his awful summary Killed in the massacres about 85000 Towns and villages laid waste about ¬ ¬ Grape Vines Small Fruits Asparagus and everything for the Orchard Lawn and Garden We employ no agents Try us on prices and Bee the difference between those of a grower and dealer Catalogue on application to fl F HILLENMEYER Lexington Ky 20oct ¬ ¬ Pa XjXj and Ornamental stock of Fruit TREES 1896 i mt il y I 1 Economy is not our sole object in placing posts for farm fence at the un usual distance df 20 to 30 feet apart Farmers say the closer the posts th 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 30 feet is not objectionable We have completed and are now building a lot of this fence for Bourbon farmers and you can examine into it merits for yourself Estimates cheerfully furnished You l may put up the posts and we will build J the fen ce or we will contract to do the n any wnoiejoo ii you are needingmoney fence see us We vill save you and still build you the best fence madew Respectfully MILLER COLLINS 1 THREE POSTS to the posts 100 FEET s- - - 1 1 1 Tl 2500 Churches and convents destroyed 5GS i I 4 PARis Ky Forced to adopt the Mohammedan faith 559 villages wjth all their surviv ing inhabitants and hundreds of families in tiie towns Churches turned into mosques 232 Xuxnber of those without means of subsistence about 500000 These fignires oaly give the extent of our statistical information A full statement of the facts would be much more terrible When we think of the thousands in the unregistered villages whoweremur- dered1 or died of their wounds or who perished trying to escape or succumbed to hunger or disease and were buried ¬ ¬ The Page Wir fence In Bourbon iS i ffwc COOK nmm Do not be deceived by allnrtafr advertisements and tninlc you can gettheTbestnade finest finish and MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE for a mere song Buy from reliable manufacturers Cnat nave eained a reputation by honest and square dealiner There is none in tho world that can equal In mechanical construction durability of working parts fineness of finish beauty in appearance or ha as many improvements asthoNEW HOME WRITE FOR CIRCULARS The New Home Sewing Machine Co CeanoeMa3s BostokMabs 28 Union 8qt7areNY Chicago Iia Sr Loyis aro DaiiasTex3 San Eiuncisco eAL Ateanta ua OR SALE QY i THE CROSS OE LILIES 0U shall not kg I would rather see you dead at mv feet I shall go fa- x -- rV 5 SW vf AS- - y aAo y s- w - i Vvly x m- -- tner some way And so she1 went out of his life He was an old Puritan grim as¬ K r r w fj 4 V I t V r V It 1 4 id i S f r cetic dead to all amusement There had pleasure and been but three things for him his Bible his sword and his daughter He had laid aside his sword for he was growing old but the Book was always by him and he loved to interpret it in his own harsh fashion And then his daughter but she had gone She was young and beautiful pant- ¬ ing for all that makes life sweet and grateful for love for triumph for the applause of thousands She had resolved to be an actress and to have them all She was stilled in that ugly square house i Scotland The dull unending moors overwhelmed her The cold gray stones of her home crushed out all her life She longed to spread her wings and to fly to the glare and glitter of some great city So one day she disappeared and James Gordon was left alone Avith his Bible He uttered no reproach but his grim mouth seemed to close more firmly while the lines grew deeper on his rugged face The neighbors were dis- ¬ appointed at his apathy They men- ¬ tioned his daughters name to him in the hope of arousing some emotion or torrent of abuse But he merely half rose from his chair and looked at them They ware silent and left him So a year passed away and he began to grow weary of sky and moor He sat all day in his oaken chair with his hand on the Bible Meamvhic tfuth Gordons name was on everyoriin lips in London Her beautj- - had brought her all she had ever dreamed more thaw she could ever have hoped ilt was the last night of the burlesque wherein she made herself fa- ¬ mous The house was crammed and she excelled herself in every song and dance At the close of the piece the stage was covered with bouquets from admirers from men she knew and men who wished to be known to her She stood amid bank of flowers and bowed to the thunders of applause She iva a queen for that night at least Ifcen when the curtain had goiie flouh for the last time she picked up oniitr two of the offerings and went off to JUer dressing room One she held in ¬ Jeannie Jeannie what is it Let SILKWORMS OF LEBANON me by she cried and pushing her aside she rushed into the dark dining IIo sv TTIiey Are Cultivated in ttie room where her father was wont to sit flontaia of Tripoli Concerning the silk industry which The oaken chair was empty but the Bible lay upon the table open at the plays such an important part in the book of Hutu One passage was marked lives of the natives Mr Fenn says As with a blue pencil It was the verse be- the time approaches for the silkworm ginning Entreat me not to leave to hatch out of the ogg the family move thee The blue pencil had dropped to out of the house and camp under the trees giving up the entire establish the floor Jeannie had followed her into the ment to the worms after having placed room with tottering steps the eggs on shelves made of a reed like Where is my father Jeanhie Does bamboo At first the young worms are he not expect me fed on finely chopped leaves but as Come awa he is not here they grow larger the leaves need only Not here be broken in two The people have to He is not here I teli ye shrieked feed and watch the worms night and the old woman Come awm and day or they wander in search of food clutching hold of the girl she tried to and are lost and in the silence of the drag her from the room night the sound of the worms feeding feeble5 hold and is like a gently falling rain Buth shook off her turned upon her like a tigress The worms fast three or four times Where is he What have you done during this period and about 24 hours to him she cried is the length of each fast A curious The old woman moaned to herself feature about their fast is their posthen crawled to the window There ture they assume the attitude of a was a distinct view of the kirkyard on cobra snake about to strike and remain the side of the purple hill The setting rigidly fixed in that position for the en- sun fell on the white stones and they tire period When they are ready to glittered like stars She pointed her spin small branches are placed on the skinny finger in silence and then shelves arid as the cocoons are formed croaked Yonder yonder yonder upon them the dead twigs seem to bear The girl looked out straining her golda fruit When the worms get eyes to see the beloved form When the through that part of the business the white stones flashed on her sight the neighbors are called in something as awful truth began to dawn on her to an old fashioned New England ap ¬ Yonder she muttered almost un- ¬ ple paring bee They call it qtafM in consciously Then she broke into a Arabic that is picking and soon wild laugh and flung herself into her you see piles of pale green pure white chair She read the marked passage and golden yellow cocoons heaped up and laughed again still more wildly on the floor Later they may be spun So I killed him Jeannie I killed him into hanks but usually the cocoon and he how much did he pay you are sent down the mountains to Jeannie to do this thing All his oli or Damascus and after their Trip 30 or wealth It is well It was not too 40 days of toil they too often have to much fur a deed like this sell tlie produce for next to nothing Stay missie stay she whined put- ¬ as the Chinese are always ready to ¬ un ting her fingers to her ears to shut out dersell them the terrible voice Ye shall have it a Silkworm I am auld and the money I could na is Anotheris curious use Mr vinegar for put to to soak him in help it some Keep it it is accursed I would not out hours after which he is drawn into so called catgut to make touch it if I were starving But the snells or leaders for fishhooks Harry cross woman the cross the cross of ¬ ill ¬ though one dollar avi11 support an or ¬ phan for a month and 12 for a year With all the mainy calls this is one which should not be negTccted Philadelphia-Press snow we shall be understanding the number of victims of the Armenian massacres if we reckon it to be 100000 No reports have exaggerated these awful facts which stand now as part of history and all this Christian Europe permitted To day there is little left but orphans and the supportof these is taxing- - the charity of Christendom the mountains under the winter Anril 9JfVi a b W U1UUU i raa tttqq TVlrTcm iivGr U rmrf l II 11T UAV 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 of T Ii Green County Clerk Mt Olivet Ky one broken wire and a few staples out I want to buy for cash the following U f of place Revenues either canceled or uncanceled at so pleased with the fenc I the prices annexed when stamps are sent in thatamam well to put up more of 1 it going good condition c S JL- WINN Paris Ky Paris Kentucky have had the Page I Woven Wire Fence on my farm for about eighteen months and am well pleased with it It has proved to he all that is claimed for it It turns all kinda of stock and is as tight as it was the day it was put up and has stood some sever tests A horse of one of my neighbors fell across the fence a few months ago and was not taken off for several hours but wlien taken off the fence went back t to its place all right with the exception r of a few staples During the storm of Gentlemen -- Millersburg Ky May 4 98 Messrs Miller Collins Agents a- - A 1 r mi - V V V A4k ii ¬ -- ¬ ¬ Hblirtnys in Colonial Times York state celebrates nine holi ¬ days namely New Years day Lin- ¬ colns birthday Washing tons birth ¬ day Decoration day Fourth of July Labor day election day Thanksgiving day and Christmas Before the revo ¬ lution Xcw York had 2G annual holi- ¬ days Of these only Christmas New Years Thanksgiving and election day still survive The others were The kings birthdav- anniversary of the Shrove Tuesday death of Charles Ash Wednesday Lady day Good Fri- Monday Easter Tuesday day Ascension day St Georges- day Hes toration day of Charles II queens birtIiday Whitsun Monday Whitsun Tuesday prince of Wales birthday the day that King- George landed in England coronation day All Saints day anniversary of gunpowder plot fast day- and commencement day of Kings new Columbia college Pitts burgh licpatch Spiral Arrow Heads Several chalcedony arrow heads are reported to- have been found in New Jer ev which are so peculiar in form that V are genuine relics of Indian times they seem to indicate that the red men may have sought in some jNTewi - I lster - 5 cents cent Express red Imperforate Wm BECRAPTr 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 Proprietaryredpart perforate10 cents 1 cent Telegraph red imperforate 50 cents 2 cent Bank Check bluepart perforated cents We are prepared to furnish at rea- 5 cents sonable prices liceut Certificate blue imperforate locust posts by the car- ¬ 2 cent Certilcnte blwe full perforatel0 cents Delivered at your nearest rail-¬ 2 cent Certiflcaterangef uli perforatelO cents load 2 cent Express bine imperforate 5 cents road station 10 cents 2 cent Express blue part perforate MILLER COLLINS 2 cent Playing cards blueimperforate50 cents 2 cent Playing cards orange 10 cenis 2 cjent Proprietary blue imperforate15 cents 2 cent Proprletarybluepart perforatelO cents 2 cent Proorietaryorangefull pcfroto15 cents CLOTHES BEPAIRED CLEMED 8 cent Playing cardgreenimperforateS2 cent playing cardgreenf ull perrte20 cents 3 cent Telegraph green imperforate10 cents 4 cent Playing cardviolet perforatc50 cents E have employed a first class 4 cent Proprietaryvioletpart perfoateiO cents fi cent Express red imperforate 10 cents experienced tailor to take charge VV 10 cents of our cleaning repairing Scent Playing card red perforate and pressing 10 cents 5 ceut Proprietary perforate department Work done on short 0 ceut Proprietary orange perf orateS5 Our prices are lower than JOcentBili of Ladingblue imperfotelo cents notice 10 cent IM 11 of Ladingbluepart pertelo cents j others and we will do your work right O cents 2i cent Pond inipertorate 40 cent Inland ExchangeImperforatel75 cents PARIS FOHHISHIHB AID TAILORING CO fii cent Probate of Will imperforateSl25 70 cent Foreign exchangegreenimate90 cents H S STOUT Manager S1 SI Life Insurance imperforate SI Manifest imperforate url 10 24mar tf 1 25 SI Mortgage full perforate 1 Each right away Respectfully T LOCUST POSTS - 1 - cent Black and Green proprietary- - 5 cents 6 cent Black and Green proprietary o crnts Si 10 cent Black and Green proprietary 0 cent Black a- d Green proprietary 3 o 1 00 Black and Green proprietary 5 00 5 00 Black and Green proprietary 15 00 lalso wish to buy old canceled postage stamps aud stamped envelopes of any and all denominations f rom 1S10 to 1S75 for which I will pay liberal prices Address T L GREEN Comity Clerk Ml Olivet Ky Notf The above named stamps can be found on Deeds Mortgages Notes Peceipts Agreements Bank Check etc- from 1861 to 1875 also on Proprietary Medicines a twisting Matches etc cases 1o give their arrows Tne foregoing offer is genuine made In motion like that- of a rifle ball The good faith and will be carried out to the let ¬ ter in receive the arrow heads in question are cut in a stamps every instance wheniu 1 good order I have mentioned spiral shape and one of them male es a Reference Mt Olivet Deposit Bank or any fifth of a turn in its Oength of two and official of Robertson county County Clerk T L Gkketj half inches Dropped point down in 5 - 1 00 Passage Ticket imperforate 1 80 Foreign exchangcorange 90 Foreign Exchange maroon 3 50 inland Exchange imperforate 5 00 Probate of Will imperforate 20 00 Probate of Will imperforate 1 30 Blue and Black 1 60 Blue and Black imate 50 0 00 00 7 00 30 00 50 2 00 W W DUDLEY BILL POSTERS PARIS KY All Kinds oJE CQ flhu I Hfi i A T l A - Promptly Attended- To - Posting Distributing JBic - TOWN LOT FOR SALE William dition well located Will A 42xU0 foot lot inpaymentsbe sold at low price four ad- ¬ - - fourth cash balance in three equal pay- ¬ ments at six twelve and eiehtfifm months Address h h care Ths News Pans Hy on one - lilies Penn in St Nicholas orders she whimpered was oh the puir bairn the pair It bairn It was what the girl said hoarse- ¬ ly rising from the chair and gripping the old woman by the arm Speak out you old hag speak It was from his grave Black and White Inclined to He KxirirraprnsTt inchesYou ths Companion afraid said the old gentleman Tm The Difference shaking his head sadly that you hare There is no occasion for you to eoivy permitted Mabel to acquire extrava I me feaid the prosperous person gant tastes The fond mother was instant y on the have as many troubles as yon I allow you do mister admitted defensive I dont see where you get thatdcleaj Dismal Dawson ubut Vhe difficultyAvith mo is that I aint got anything else she retorted Only last orenitrg he answered In d i an apolis Jou rnal Tilled ieu Chassagne a Parisian ha ushe intimated very plainly that she For ArtTa Salce succeeded in producing photographs in wanted to marry a nobleman Chicar Altgirl avows she never means natural colors By his method all va go Post to marry rieties of tints are displayed and vivid I presume then that all that work One for Mr Staylate ly blended Pictures of roses each rep she does on her complexion J snphiiig I say goes resenting several tints are really won Cincinnati En She Yon ought to follow tip you but art for arts sake derful ¬ ¬ ¬ It was his plete revolution in a space of about ivatriv i it is said it will perform a com- ¬ 30 ESi - mmamjmJKwy BVX KTin -m Ottnt tell you all about the new styles JBCrBIUU- - ¬ He-r-Wh- at m thli Hmltd BBacBhut i- w ¬ pivi3uhi ft yjrvrr UCHULIini TIHa superior quality and vrantvon writ n w n- idqa tii21 fine X ran8Dlp mvT rqodsin ntrno i A IUUT OVn IAITIIA 1k v Tt rr f S rw luunirieu -- wftllWr LI1IM 1QYaTk rtnnvzvXA- timrisr- 4limn u vuo Ltva - w contains about 200 -- n-- t - Vvni y attjv lowest prices ATTTAVnt Tarlety low prices vre tn 3 A v talk Twinkleas quirer nDMr iwiiiTir011111 i5Kfi- w bst ii -- rvt r Ohio t1 II I w mmmmmsrsmTs to high would need but two doors and these should be put in as showniiii cut When the staves loathe silo are putHn place the stave at oheskle of where the opening tfbr the door is tb be should ke cut about one half off so that the saw can be inserted vlien the sfldris erected and the remainder o tile door sawed cut out every other space between the hoops for the doors A silo 1G feet BUILDING jA TUB SILO f 1inns tor une Jjiirire Rnmi iifnip0 fvvclye Cojvs In constructingtub silo itSis usual - voa jbf I I nxUVlj mi I unit SM5AILU t TUB sSILO r snugly in place when pressed home by the ensilage The edges of the staves should be beveled so that when set in place they will form a tight joint along their entire edge The silc need not necessarily be perfectly tig ht when empty nor need it be water tight when The hoops the filling commences should be tig htened before filling and the staves broug ht closely together o that no piece of ensilage can get be ¬ tween the staves The moisture of the ensilage will cause the wood to expand so that not only will the silo become tig ht but the strain may become so great upon the hoops that unless they be loosened slightly they may be burst A tub silo always needs close attention for a few days after filling and the strain relieved if necessary A silo Id feet in diameter and 1G feet high would hold 54 tons of ensilage For feeding 10 cows 30 pounds per day this silo would hold an amount nearly sufficient to Rural Kew 2eep them one year Yorker MOVING FARM CROPS Their Primary Transportation Is the Parmers Heaviest Tax Speaking recently at a meeting on the subject of good roads at Newburg of the X Y Hon G E Harrison of agricult- ¬ United States department ure bureau of roads said he had spent 50 years on a farm in Kew Jersey and Pennsylvania and ten years in his pres- ¬ ent position he was therefore he thought qualified to speak The road question had loomed up because it had been found that it takes a third of their value to move the crops the cost of primary transportation being very large On an average it costs 25 cents per ton to pay for primary transporta- ¬ tion In 1S95 it cost 940000000 to move produce to pay for its primary trans- ¬ portation Farms could not be put on lines of railroads and railroads will not go into farms any more than they now are Investigation had shown that it costsTcentspermileto move farm prod- ¬ ucts over country roads Farmers do not think of this or if they do they figure that it does not really cost them anything as they do the hauling with their own teams The government found that the cost of transportation from the farm could be reduced two thirds 03 having good roads and had issued 24 bulletins giving information on the subject New Jersey was the first to adopt the state aid law and it is economical and produces the best results That law was started by farmers The speaker gave the wheelmen credit but remarked dryly that they dont The ancve the national government wheelmen knew nothing about the state aid act and it was passed without their help and hardly their knowledge Ueing asked about wide tires on good roads tne speaker replied that the best rolling any road could be given was by wide tare wagon In New jersey men who use wide tired wagons are given a rebate of one dollar per wheel per annum on their taxes ¬ out without ihalcihgah anger hoi eV the door at a bevel making the opening larger on the inside so the door will fit tSaw I ft ORCHARD AND GARDEN Keep suckers from growing around the base of the trees There is no necessity for any kind of shade in the garden The time to shape the heads of the trees is when they areyounjr- YVhile a sandy soil is best for the peach it in essential that it be rich The suds from the wash tub are a good fertilizer to use in the garden In selecting trees take those with a bark with smooth healthy-lookinfibrous roots small To prevent rot in grapes commence spraying- early using the Bordeaux mixture so as to kill the disease before warm weather sets in St Louis lie public Hint for Annie Growers Valuable lessons may be learned from the- experience of apple growers the pasf season One is thatrfruit packed and placed in cold storage in too ripe condition will not turn out satisfactor- ¬ ily in the spring Large quantities put nway last fall as fine and counted as long keepers are turning- out poorly Such fruit as was stored in best condi- ¬ tion is cow selling- at top prices of the season If the rule holds that a year of is trreat abundance and a moderate yield the next followed by ProprresH season the apple crop of 1S97 will prove Worthy of Imitation manageable Spray your Professor Is bloomers singular o miuch more intelligently and thoroughly that Nineteenh century road makers are plural trees profits accruing- from the sale of choice recommended to study the methods of Yasser Gfkl They used to be vei fruit next fall maymake up for losses the Romans which repeal modes of con singular but now they are plural Un Datek the past season Orange Jndd Farmer structiop worthy of imitation ¬ g- - - - - over-bearin- g- IAWS OF THE ROAD I Pacts Not Known to All Wh Go Upon listijiiate in Which the Securities of the Highways Various Nations Are- Held Mrs Iair Tells the Secret of Her Re ¬ many t thousands ia ThetaBc othei covery from n General Breaking Among ihe nation rof sthe world often jAnped toVard the4 law of the which are in the market as borrowers Down of Her Health From the Leader Cleveland Ohio road for there isi nofonetwho does nat Dfj money nptJn bonds llingland stands In County Ohio make use- or rdads either to- ride drive frfst 3ayingf anaverage1 of about l WhereGeauga Lake Geauga1ia farmintr fnmnrisps nrinrmn1 or walk upon For the protection of per cent on its funded securities Tlae dustry of thednhabitants Mrs S N Blairj the traveling public it is necessary that reason for this high credit is two- ¬ nrftc iftf oyer an area oz cfr iertuq aeres a rt uu heritage from her late husband She super certain rules regulating travel upon the fold rThere is a larger amount of idle f0TiT i T clT t public highways be generally observed and uniuvested money in England than Our statutes do hot require traveler in any cither cpuntryan the world and old she performs easily the wbrk which to keep unonjanj particular part of the additional security for the debt of would tire a much younger woman Indeed road nor to turn out in any eertaindi- - Great Britain is furnished in the enor Mrs islair s appearance belies her age and she seems much farther away than two ruction but it- is universal1 custom in mous colonial possessions and com- - years fromto be allotted the three score and ten this otinhy for vehicle and animals mofcial- rights acquired by the JBrit Mr Blair was sicli for eleven months under the charge of man to take the ish crown The prevailing- rate of in- before he died Mrs ISlmr hpfrnn in her story and I was tight side of the road when meeting terest on all loans is less inEnglqnd ingills hPflsirlp miTiicfprinff almost constantlyrl at others if it is reasonably practical to than elsewhere and the effects of this trying to nurse him back toliic iTrovf strength dq so A team shoxild in general keep pletho ra of money vare shown m the vigor His death left me about ruinedand in ttfe- jigli t sVde whether meeting-anothetne reaction ot the constant at low rate of- interest at which the Ehg f1 I ne or not Yet when two are going lish government is able to borrow 0 anil j anyone wishes to- money ine total aeuiOt ureat lipt- - trated u Iujvety troubledvvuB comuieteiv nros- jintjie same direction was with pass the other he should pass on the ainis about 3300000000 orattherpt aches at first together with vinlonf hnri general pros left side as the first team has the right ui uuuui SSR liornnnitn tti iMiito lv lfrrJ xration mi then came rheumatism first in poo UV1 UI 11 T fYa Tllort of waytf and cannot beeN pected to tie cloms of England Ire and and Sdot- - VnSw nvl uXi i t ii iate f rx mshis course arpon tire right tland stand alone T also had a severe and acute feide- r We passmcanoiner must use Secondon the list ofrcountries injre case Of sore throat r ft My physician advised me to nsePr Wil- fgr eat care to aVoid a collision asvrioth- - speet to the low rate v of interest at hams exjang but necessity will warrant him in which government loans are madeH cenent Pmk Pills saving they were an hvivl0 mvprf his nHvno remedv ciomg this ior both going in the same the United States which with an out began to take them They were just as direction belong upon the right side standing interest bearing debt of abHr3lfgoodaBl ifheidoctoi declared they were The y etrG neryous cpndi- K bvfiny deviation from Ids proper ar 900iOOOlOO pays the equivalent b4 feaj UG side one assumes all risk of the experi- about 2 per cent The debt per ctfpj the pills week and gradually left ment The rule must be very strictly ita of the United States is about 15 tii eiy x aieicmyseir growing strongermejehevery day and at the end observed at night or when- - by reason an amount materiallyTsmaller than tin Sllffifl1pritlv imnrrtVoVi of two months I was A tnl o n frin anof of storm or f ogit might be difficult to ayeragepf the debtf Great BritiTui n 1T1T J j v illy ait aiiu uwum HMa VIS1L ilWclv J juuiucjf disfmguisK others approaching but representing- only the federal pb- from home I continued 16 take the pills hnd A traveler on foot or on horseback ligations the several states ccuntie- - wnen i returnea to my tarm here had comI must give way to a vehicle nnd a amd municipalities bavins debts o pletely recovered I was well and strong ded team jnust give way to a their own to much- larger amount col- again as Iliad been previous to my husbands illness and death and have remained so ever heavily loaded one but a teamwith a lectively than the federal debt since heavy load ought in certain eases tc The financial credit of the kingdom I can truthfully sav that Dr WiTlifims stand still so as to allow a lighter of Holland is very nearly as good as Pink Pills have prolonged my life and made vehicle to pass The driver of a horse that of the United States though tho it possible for me at the age of G8 years to manage this the must use ordinary care in hitching it debt per capita of the Dutch kingdom 15 work I have large farm and do much of6ne three grown up children for if a horse left unhitched startsind nearly 100 France follows fouirth a son who is connected with the First Naoccasions damage the responsibility on the list a position due to the enor- tional Bank of Youngstown Ohio and two rests upon him who neglected tG hitch mous amount of national debt wbicL married daughters All have homes of their own I have recommended Dr Williams it ttut if a team is hitched with ordi is nearly 4500000000 at the rate o4 Pink Pills to many of ray neighbors and nary care and is frightened by someun about 120 per capita Money bringsin they have used them to their advantage Dr Williams Pink Pills contain in a conusiial disturbance as by a runaway commercial investments a higher rate densed form all the elements necessary to team running- against it and the team of inteirest in France than in England give new life and richness so hitched breaks away and in turn and the French loansarc made subject restore shattered nerves to the blood and They are also a runs and causes damage no liability to this condition The three per cent specific for troubles peculiar to females such rests upon him who carefully hitched French government bonds sell at aboul as suppressions irregularities and all forms of weakness They build up the blood and his horse 101 which is equivalent to nearly three restore the glow of health to pale and sallow The movement of sleighs and sleds per cent on an investment Those oi cheeks In men they effect a radical cure upon the snow being- comparatively the kingdom of Sweden and of the king in all caseS arising from mental worry over- ¬ noiseless it is customary to attach bell dom of Belgium are quoted nearly as work or excesses of whatever nature Pink to them or to the horses and the want high though the governmental debt Pills are sold in boxes never in loose bulk at 50 cents a box or boxes for 250 and of bells would render a person liable of Sweden is 13 per capita and that may be had of all six druggists or direct by for damages Bicycles are reg arded as of Belgium is G3 The government mail from Dr Williams Medicine Company Y vehicles and are subject to the same obligations of the kingdom of Norway Schenectady rules they must give way to heavier a country which has but seven dollars Mrs Mysicus havet much vehicles and foot passengers must in Xer capita prv somewhat more than trouble in learning Didypuso beautifully to sins turn give way to them Massachusetts three per cent and next follows in Miss Frankly Yes especially with the laws require bells to be attached io all the estimation of investors the srovern-- neighbors r bicycles As no one is obliged to build ment loan of Germany imperial loan Deafness Cannot Be Cared fences next the highway the use of which pays about 3 Lachol- by local applications as they cannot reach which is common to all people whe the German states has its own bonds the diseased portion of the ear There is nly one wav t0 cure deafness and that is choose to travel upon it so drovers of and there are German overnirienl Deafness is br constitutional remedies cattle and other animals are not re oonds in addition I Jiei ussian boinds caused by an inflanied condition of the mu- sponsible for damage by their traveling pay a fraction more than those issued cous lining oLthe Eustachian Tube When herds if reasonable care be exercised by the German g overnment and then this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling in their management impertect Hearing and when it is Utiea N Yl follow in order those of Austria KuMa sound or fllosprl npntnpss entirelv is thp rpsnlf iinr Observer and Hungary unless the inflammation can be taken ou This may be said to exhaust theUisI and this tube restored to its normal conSIMPLE FARM BRIDGE of nations which are regarded as tlkor dition hearing will be destroyed forever nine caused bv catarrh Allien Can He Done witH a Couple ol oughly solvent by disinterested invests whichcases out of ten are inflamed condition is nothing but an ors The five per cent bonds cf Italy of the mucous surfaces Lors and Pinnies is rare that one finds a farm that seli at 8S cents on the dollar The 4 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any It has not at least one brook or ravine pey cent bondsbf Chili sell at So The case of Deafness caused by catarrh that be cured to be crossed either by farm carts 01 Tiirkhsii five per cent bonds protected cannotfor circulars by Halls Catarrh Cure Send free by the cattle returning- from pasture by the lien of customs receipts sell at F J Cheney Co Toledo 0 loo many farmers allow the cattle to SS Mexican six per cent bonds sell Sold by Druggists 75c Halls Family Pills are the best wade the brooks and the mudhoioa at AG and Spanish four per cent bbhde r9 The bonded debt of Portugal is with the result that the fcows udder at give so much good advice not held in hig h estimation its three to Some people have none left for their own others they per cent bonds being sold for about use N Y Weekly 20 cents on the dollar while the foui Like per cent bonds of Greece sell no higher seeks an electric current St Jacobsi Oil and cures Sciatica Chinas live per cent bonds bring- par and the Bulgarian six per cents sell at Brookline Mass has taken steps 90 N Y SunJ in the way of teaching local history A guide to the history and geography SOURCES OF THE BIG MUDDY of the town has been prepared for the purpose use of the public schools Headwaters of the Giant Missouri beingto give the children the acquaint- ¬ an River Explored by Scientists ance wTith their town its chief events The detailed explorations of J V leading characters in its history and Brower James Blair William M Cur historical buildings and points of in- ¬ ver and Henry Hackettduring the years terest It is also intended to teach 1S95 and 1895 give to the world all the them something of the present condi- ¬ BRIDGE FOR PASTURE STREAM geographical details connected With tions and to inspire them with respect are covered with mud and the milk en the headwaters of what is seemingly and affection for it This involves dang ered for the ordinary milker ia the longest continuous unbroken cur- discussion of the various phases of not careful to get all the dust and dirt rent of running water in the world municipal government and the plan oil the cows udders before beginning namely the Missouri river This giant if carried out will make intelligent cit to milk Bridge the pasture streams stream which from its ultimate source izens This can often be done by throwing to its mouth througn the Mississippi Interest is again being revived in a couple of log s across and placing in the Gulf of Mexico is now carefully planks crosswise upon them Where computed to have a length of 4221 miles lorseback riding atosport which at become almost the stream is a little too wide for this rises in a caldera assumed to be of one time threatened the plan shown in the cut can be used volcanic origin near the crest of the extinct with the arrival of the bicycle craze a simpje bit pf euginepring- chat can Itocky mountains at the upper eastern be put up byanyone who can wield an portion of Culvers canyon in the state THE MARKETS ax To make the sides less steep put a of Montana Thence it flows westward larrer log crosswise under the lower y and northwardly through glaciated Cincinnati May a ends of the planks Notch the side valleys and under the successive names LIVE STOCK Cattle common 2 75 3 25 4 00 fc 4 50 Select butchers so that the crosswise logs will of lied Kock river Beaver jogs Bead river CALVES Fair to good light 4 75 b 50 be retained by them without slipping and the Jefferson fork passes the 3 75 HOGS Common 3 03 3 85 3 95 Mired packers Spike the planks to the logs and the of the Madison and Gallatin to mouth become Light shippers 4 50 4 CO bridge will last for a great many years the main stream which unites with the SHEEP Choice 4 00 a 4 50 6 00 7 50 LAMBS Spring N Y Tribune Mississippi a few miles above St Louis 3 35 3 6o Winter family 92 91 GRAIN Wheat No 2 red The ultimate source of the stream is 88 No 3 red a IvoclN Rinderpest Sernm located in latitude 44 degrees 35 min Corn Nb 2 mixed 2654 Ilitherto all efforts to check rinder- utes north and longitude 111 degrees 3S Outs No 2 fta 2l4 Rye 39 pest except by destroying- the animals minutes west and at an elevation oi HAY No 2 12 00 11 75 Prime to choice have been futile But now the farm 8000 feet above the sea The moun- PROVISIONS Mess pork 10 00 3 95 Lard ers of South Africa are rejoicing- oyer tain peaks of the greatest elevation thai BUTTKR Prime steam 10 9 Choice dairy the discovery by Prof Koch the great dominate the region of the source are 18 Prime to choice creamery 2 25 2 00 German scientist of a remedy It con- Brown peak 11000 feet Crater peak APPLES Per bbl 75 103 POTATOES Per bbl sists of serum from the blocd of an an- 11500 feet and Blair mountain 1Q00C NEW YORK imal which has recovered from the feet The explorations which were FLOUR Winter patent 4 85 460 78 disease mixed with a quantity ol largely undertaken for the purpose oi GRAIN 2 Wheat No 1 northn 787a No 79J red virulent rinderpest blood 20y2 Animals marking the Montana Idaho state lines CORN No 2 mixed rea OATS 23 when injected with this mixture were were accomplished under great difficul PORK Mixedmess 9 50 8 75 New able to withstand ah injection of 20 tier and hardships and as stated lbj LARD Western 4 35 cubic centimeters of rinderpest blood Mr Bower were conducted principally CHICAGO FLOUR Winter patents 4 40 4 60 a ten thousandth of which is a fatal on peakq where several GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 90 87J4 dose One liter suffices for 50 head of hundred snowslides had No Chicago spring YlM 72J4 occurred re CORN 2No 2 24 J4 24 Vi A second important discovery qently duringcattle the latter part of Jun 17 is that one hypodermic injection of ten or the past year snow from 20 to 30 fee PORK Mess 8 50 8 55 LARD Steam 4 10 4 12 cubic centimeters of bile from cattle in depth was frequently encountered BALTIMORE who have succumbed to the disease will while the ice in Blair lake was 3 93 Family 4 25 render healthy cattle immune The vnd firm and of a bluish green solic FLOUR WheatNo 2 78VS color Gkain Corn Mixed local result is merely a hard swelling Landmarks were 28i 28i Oats Mixed 24 23J4 which soon disappears This method Iv to the summitestablished complete LARD Refined 11 50 of Blair mountain of immuning- cattle may enable a wide an 16 85 PORK Mess immense pile of natures CATTLE First 4 25 4 60 belt of those inoculated to be placed be- latjon standing one fourth in accumu HOGS Western oualitv 4 50 4 40 Montam t tween healthy and infected areas Prof and INDIANAPOLIS three fourths in Idaho Wash GRAIN Koch urges cattle owners to avail them- ington 88 Wheat No 2 Star Corn No 2 mixed 24 selves at once of his discovery Oats 2 - THE J30TJRB0K niw sr NATfCJNAT CRE csjKS w sawtJMgjafe- mwMnnmYMm t NT THE-ADVA1ICE--AGE- to - - - pa j t -- SEEING AND BELIEVING SD2kc bf the Trijckis the Eea Play ok the UnderstandingIt is an old and wise saying that see-¬ ing is believing yet everybody knows thatt very often- what you see and there fore belierve proves to be nit really true at all As we grow xl3er says a waiter l ou m CJ- - xicnoias nniung- inair our eyes fT it uav6 xrequenxiy deceived us we aire - OF HEALTH - I Wis m xV l - 1 j ¬ - - - ¬ lf rw from differeait points of view or under a different lig h tingWe are not willing to believe that a conjurer actually draws rabbits from a mans ear or coin from the tip of his bqcaisse bur yes tell ns such -- itljy touch or smell or hearing- or taste or by looldng- at some doubtful thing - i j - tales seJt Soanetimes - r - -- - k - - - rruw J 1 lTTMe t1 - so lasting- monff in order to look rijrht which w seems ratiner cojitradictory 1 that tilings must S our deceiptrons are bf made 1 VJ 1 AA E r - l ji 4 k I 4 U 7 -- S i at the letter frm-cr ir ncj iy k I -- 1 - I ¬ - same size If we turn them upside dawn the difference in- the size of the loops is quite astonishing- and we wondeihow nfWllfl -v -T perhaps the truth is that the loops are neither so different nor so much alike as they seem to be as we see vhen we look atthean turned upontiheir sides - or the figaire S as caxe- otv uin uiuiuca uiiut i 0 vrQ uiui iin ci halves seem to be almost- exactly the T - If we look w4LnnfH vj1j jf - v- - - i 1 - v - - w -- V ¬ lightly-loa- - ¬ The landsman tourist or commercial trav- ¬ eler speedily begins and not only begins but continues to feel the extreme of human misery during the transit acrod the tempestuous Atlantic But if with wise prescience he has provided himself with a supply of Hostetters Stomach Bitters his pangs are promptly mitigated and then cease ere the good ship again drops her anchor This is worth knowing and thousands of our yachtsmen summer voyagers tourists and business men do know it ¬ ¬ Itoclied 011 the Crest of the Waves Minicttixe Fac Simile m On a red hot uayt - JL11XC f m - C ¬ ¬ man who refuses to wear glasses because it would be an acknowledgment that he is growing older Washington Democrat We knotfa Rootbeer -- j -- ix fS j ¬ ¬ tween you - fr i 1 1 S ¬ - We recently heard a doctor say a piece of pie was good for a person just before retiring in the evening Atchison Globe No-To-B- tressing- ef 1 ¬ fects of the heat ae e Over 400000 cured Why not regulate or remove your desire lor tobacco Saves money makes health and manhood Cure guaranteed 50c and 100 all druggists letKo-To-Ba- for Fifty Cents - 1ST When some people make a fool bargain themselves they try to hide it by bragging on their shrewdness Washington Democrat Star Tofcacco As you chew tobacco for pleasure itise Star It is not only the best but the most lasting and therefore the cheapest IMr Snaggs Hoo 1 ¬ c iSt T cools the tones the stom- ¬ eer blood Ms 1 per-cent- - - My dear isnt the grocer on jVlrs the next corner a Celtic gentleman Snaggs No indeed He sells for cash only 1 temperance drink of the high-¬ est medicinal value JIdc only by The Charles E Hires Co Pfcila A package mates 5 gallons scia everywuere the body fully satisfies the thirst A delicious spark- - ach invigorates ling ¬ Fits stopped free and permanently cured No fits after lirst days use of Dr Klines Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Fhila Pa Every time a man looks thoughtful as long as two minutes at a time his wife begins to wonder what is on his conscience Atchison Globe ¬ S75 w 0l S 50 ¬ t Pisos Cure cured me of a Throat and Lung trouble of three years standing E Cady Huntington Ind Nov 12 1894 They say that the ostrich can digest stones and broken glass We wonder if an ostrich ever tried to digest an American radish Atchison Globe Western Wheel Works CftCA GO CATAL9GVE FREE LL AOS IP - M - For yourself whereland is good and cheapWhere thou sands have become For 6 years had neuralgia You havent prosperous Where used St Jacobs Oil to cure it tne climate is per fect and the soil is rich NEBRASKA offers great opportunities When a man cets so mean that his wife come a farm to the farm rentora who wants to be- ¬ owner free wont live with him he says marriage is a illustrated pamphlet onSend for to P Shandsome EDSTIS Nebraska iailure- Washington Democrat Genl Passr Agent C B Q It K Chicago ill- -- -- i - Any kind of a bruise St Jacobs Oil will cure at any time no matter how bad Overwork is a thief of time Rams Horn The trouble with worthless people is that they are the ones vho worry about it HAY COAL STOCK ks SeaSe Works II GRAIN II ORKENS SONS iUNJJ JUXIUJM SUAIKS When bilious or costive eat a Cascaret candy cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 25c anxiously NEW roSCOYERY gives D fl3 quiefcrelioraml worst DEiTlfor book ofI testimonials and curesdava fT QV case Send IO treatment Free Drll AllaniaGa Dear me with the baby exclaimed the fond father Whatever can be the matter to FLORIDA HOMESTEAD For reliable information about Florida Apply for same and lithograph map3 CO TAMPA FLORIDA It isnt crying yU6fTnN KING OF GUMS ¬ - i s 1 j ¬ - only too glad to tes-tify to the great value of Aycrs Barsaparillrl which has been a house l hold companion in our family for years I takel from 3 to 5 bottles of it cveryl Spring generally beginningi about the first of April Afteri that I feel like a two year old for it tones up my system givesV mo an excellent appetite and I sleep like a top As a blood medi- cineit has no superior atleastthat is my opinion of it H ETVildey Philadelphia Pa March 20 189G lllllll a JSJtf tl J X i l2 V l iliPlSli lggi nt Wj f V A If j ¬ ¬ - IHTY FOR WQH03 ¬ ¬ 2 Ayer9s Sarsaparilla j snow--cappe- d gANDY CATnABTIG m z m 1 - - ¬ -- ¬ No mixed 19tf as so nnnrnmnrw niiiTiinmrnn n n V uu uuumbiiubcUUaa oiamjmw iic2j1cuL i pio yyviyiyv mm vr I m WCURrC0riSflPATl0M art a kjiAmiHHHiMfvr2fr FaBiilij hb i amz m S ALL -- I a DRUGGISTS - i - jo FLOUR Winter patent f GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess LOUISVILLE 3 75 4 00 92 21 21 9 25 4 50 llaf aftCtg0 u t iucago aomreai van orAeir loric oea217I 5 TO 1- 5- iiBiiiiKyKAiiiiMjyBrjBiiM CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS iw CM 600 SECOND Allmakes GOOD AS NEW Jtfnt be cloned eat Liata free LAMead Cycle Co Chicago HAND BICYCLES LARBSteam Beat Cough Syrup Tastes Good Hue in time Sold by druixeists ANK E 16S5 j 5ftl Vrr- - i-w - X WHEN WIMTING TO AJVEItTISEKS please state that yon saw the Advertise ment In this paper W JvS fV fr ivrr V ibir fSmv - Tf5yspFsrPrJ N - Bgwjgpy1 v7f 5t - tv 8 May day came in Saturday with a cold wave and Sunday Parisians were surprised with a snow which melted aB soon as it fell The cloudy weather no doubt saved the fruit and gardens from -- TH BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY MAY 4 1887 A3STlTOXJ2SrOEMEllsrTS FOR STATE SENATOR FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY V 1 - authorized to announce Thomas as a candidate destruction the from Senator State for Senatorial District Twenty eighth I N Excursion Bates composed of the counties of Bourbon Southern Baptist Convention Wil- Montgomery and Clark subject to the mington N 0 May 6 to 14th L N action of the Democratic primary elec- ¬ will sell rouud trip at one fare May 3d tion July 31st to 7feh limited to 15 days from date of FOR COMMONWEALTHS ATTORNEY sale We are authorized to announce John Presbyterian Church General Assem ¬ S Smith as a candidate for re election bly Charlotte N C May 20 to 31 L as Commonwealths Attorney for the Fourteenth Judical N will sell round trip tickets at one of the counties of District composed Bourbon Scott fare May 17 to 21 limited to June 10th Woodford and Franklin subject to the FB CARBAgt action of the Democratic party We are James M ¬ re election ae County Attorney subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Sam ¬ Rogers as a uel B Attorney subject candidate for to the action County of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Denis Dundon as a candidate for County At- ¬ torney subject to the action of thu Democratic party Cliftun Arnsparger We are autnonzea to announce as a candidate for TWIN BROTHERS P H pV H ra fi PromissTo uiQUungsuyers xs eii iii m near Fifth enjoy a Wm quiet quick and clean service by ex- ¬ M We are authorized to announceJudge pert barbers in the cosiest shop in Paris of Purnell as a candidate for to the Bourbon County subject well equipped action of the Democratic party Baths in comfortable bath rooms furnished at the pleasure of We are authorized to announce patrons tf James McClure as a candidate for Sherman Stivers has taken the Judge of Bourbon County subject to agency for the Cincinnati Daily Times the action of the Democratic party We are Star a most excellent paper and will Ashbrookautnorized to announce T E as a candidate for Judge of have it delivered to subscribers in any Bourbon County subject to the action part of the city for six cents per week of the Democratic party He solicits your subscription tf on Main street FOR CIRCUIT CLERK The patrons of Crawford Bros shop FOR JUDGE r We are authorized to announce Chas Butler as a candidate for Circuit Your Iiife Insured lc Clerk subject to the action of the Demo- ¬ Our insurance is protected by bank- cratic party able paper on the Capital City Bank of We are authorized to announce T Columbus O There can be no stronger you We dare not use Hart Talbot as a candidate for Circuit guarantee given a banks name without authority if you rlcrk subject to the action of the doubt it write them Good health is Democratic party Wrights the best life insurance We are authorized to announce Celery Capsules gives you good health George T McCarney as a candidate they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and for Circuit Clerk subject to the action Sick Headaches 100 days treatment of the Democratic party costs lc a day A signt dratt on above FOR SHERIFF bank in every 1 box which brings wo fail to cure you your money back if We are authorized to announce Sold by W T Brooks druggist George W Bowen as a candidate for -Sheriff subject to of the You should see the line of mattings Democratic party the action If elected Mr J T Hinton is showing Nobody can Bowens deputies will be W W ouch him Prices from 8i cts per Mitchell and James Burke yard up We are authorized to announce a Brutus J Clay Jr with G W To Cure A Cold In One Day Judy and J Smith Clarke as deputies Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the lets All druggists refund the money action of the Democratic party if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W FOR COUNTY CLERK T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Ky We are authorized to announce Ed D Paton as a candidate for re election New Laundry Agency as Clerk of the Bourbon County Court secured the agency for the subject to the action of the Democratic I have Winchester Power Laundry a first party class institution and solicit a share of the public patronage Work or orders for jailer Clays drug store will left at Clarke We are authorized to announce receive immediate attention Work Samuel T James ae a candidate for called for and delivered promptly Jailer subject to the action of the Respectfully Democratic party 16ap tf Bruce Holladay a Day E ¬ We are authorized to announce J IT Boardman as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party YOU ARE NOW THINKING OF BUYING We are authorized to announce S D Clay as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party 5 We are authorized to announce Gar D Kenney as a candidate for rett Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm v H Whaley as a candidate for Assessor It will be of great assistance to you to look through our mammoth stock of of Bourbon County subject to the ac-¬ tion of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Will G McClintock as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Archd3 W Bedford as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We have the lateit styles all colors all sizes Seeing is free It wont cost you a penny to inspect our You will be satisfied when vou trade at Twin Bros that you get Reliable Goods at Reliable Prices We are authorized to announce C L goods Hough as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action Have just received carload after carload of choicest novelties in of the Republican party for assessor BEST QUALITIES PERFECT FITS LOWEST PRICES ¬ IJeW Spring Suit 4 MENS f BOYS CLOTHING The Handsomest Line of ClothiDg Ever Displayed in Bourbon County Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party Daniel as a candidate for Assessor of We are authorized to announce C J -- We are authorized to announce Benj F Bedford Jr as a candidate for It will be both pleasureable and profitable to look through this Departmrnt Our stock offers great in-¬ re election as Surveyor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the ducements in excellence and variety at such low prices that you will regret if you fail to call Democratic party FOR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS le-elec-ti- on for surveyor 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 ¬ Kate Edgar as a candidate for We are authorized to announce Miss for Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm E Williams as a candidate for Super ¬ intend nt of Public Schools for Bourbon With every purchase at our store you a coupon and when you get County subject to the action of the get free a large handsome glass framed picture Democratic party entire new stock of Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes in Blacks and Tans and material at money saving prices as Superintendent of Public Schools We have an SHOES gt Best makes 10 worth of coupon tickets you FOR MAGISTRATE Mf -- Nashville Exposition Buy your ticket to Nashville via Cincin ¬ nati and Queen Crescent Route to Chatta- ¬ nooga Visit the historic city and the great battlefields of Missionary Ridge and Lookout Mountain spend a day at the Chicamauga National Military Park then refreshed and ready for new conquests continue the Jour-¬ ney Low rates to the great Exposition in effect via this pleasant route The Queen Crescent train service is per-¬ fect the schedules fast ones the scenery un- ¬ surpassed anywhere It you want the journey to be a pleasant one see that your tickets read via Cincinnati and Queen Crescent W C Rinearson G P A Cincinnati O -- fA - t Southern Baptist Convention The Convention meets this year at Wil ¬ mington N C May 6th 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 for the occasion The train service of the Queen Crescent Route is not excelled auy where in the South Tickets will be sold via either Hani man Junction or Chattanooga and are good on Limited traius without extra charge Solid trains Cincinnati to Harriman or Chattanooga Through Pullman Drawing Koom Sleepers close connections for Wil ¬ mington O L Mitchell Iiivision Passenger Agent Chattanooga C W Zell Division Passen- ¬ ger Agent Cincinnati W C Rinearson Genl Passr Agt Cincinnati W Of Peck P S Anderson 54 - Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug ¬ gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach Trouble and Constipation I was unable to do anything for nearly two years I used three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they have cured me For the benefit of others so afflicted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S Anderson fSold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free -- To the Wright Medical Co O Pike Co O Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules - Piles Piles Dr Williams Indiau Pile Ointment will -- cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch- ingatonce acts as a poultice gives instant relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the private parts and nothing else JSvery box is guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by mail for 50c and Si per box WILLIAMS MKG CO Pnms Cleveland O W T Brooks druggist Piles For sale by 24jy-96-ly Wrights Celery Tea cures constlpa tion sick headaches 25c at drug gists ftjp - JMKFORT - CWCIMATI RY 1 it35r 3ES iftfS t EV BkvJ - 189 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY In Effect March EAST BOUND J B5 W5 - r- - AiTowiuer Arr Elkhorn ArrFraukfort Xve Frankfort 630am i43am Arr Elkhorn 651am Arr Switzer 702am Arr Stamping Ground 708am Arr Du vails 720am Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown 800am Arr Newtown 812am 822am Arr Centrevllle Arr Elizabeth 858am Arr Paris- 840am WEST BOUND ve Paris 920am Arr Elizabeth 932am Arr Centreville 938am Arr Newtown 948am Arr Georgetown 1000am Lve Georgetown 1040am Arr Ouvalls 1056am Arr Stamping Ground 1110am 358pm 415pm 430pm 442pm 452pm 458pm 510pm 530pm 542pm 548pm 55Spm 610pm 63opm 64Gpm 1 348pm 300pm 320pm 332pm GEO B HARPER Genl Supt Fkankfort Tur daily trains to Cincinnati connect Cincinnati O v Ith the main highways of the Great Trunk See advertisement in another column way daily making three hours quickest Linesof the North West and East 1135am 71 pm This is the line par excellence to Washing¬ U55am 725pm of W J Bryans new book The First time from Central Kentucky points ton New York Boston and the East Battle Send your order to Cscar C D BERCAW The Queen and Crescent connects with George W Barney Wrights Celery Tea regulates the Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour- ¬ every line out of Cincinnati Geul Pass Agt liver and kidneys cures constipation S T Swift P T A Lexington Ky Ky Div Pass Agent Lexington Ky bon county tf i Morgan D P A Lexington Ky W and sick headache 25c at all druggists 653pm 1125am 704pm Ttrrrk 1 Optician La ndman DESIRE to sell my honse and lot has been visiting this with blacksmith shop at Jackson ¬ city regularly for over ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal five years and ad ance in twelve months For further rcjiLMy 1ft justed glasses has the to particulars address or call on eyes of the best people BENJ F SHARON Of Paris and Bourbon 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky County and has proven himself competent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Clark Clays drug store between his u s ani foreign DArPTPTVrnPQ JTJCX JL Hi IX JL O PROCURED visits and when he makes his regular visit he will examine your eyes thorough- ¬ EUGENE W JOHNSON ly and make any change necessary to SOLICITOR AND ATTORNEY IN PAT¬ give satisfaction Examination free RTieOR3 318 References Drs W ENT CAUSES J Fithian PARIS KENTUCKY Sire of Coleridge 205 J Choral 209 Arthur W 211 Claybourne 211 Connor Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C 212 Clonne 2ld Cling 214 Lee 215 and thirty nine others in 280 list 1729 New York Ave Washington D C D Cram of Paris Office established 1SG8 Charges moderate Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Sired by CALIBAN 394 Record 234 Correspondence Requested promptly answered Your work is 2mar ljan98 solicited Prices reasonable 0f illette 2li Dr SPark8 212h y- Cyclone Wilkes 214 Cocoon 215 and sixteen others in 230 Cicerone 2 IM 1 dam Soprano dam of Eminence 218a BUSINESS Strathbridge ¬ premacy 228 grandaiD tof Red Silk 210 Brown 224J Ambryon 2 dim Su Silk 219 the of China Silk 2 216 and of Emeer 228 etc by Strathmore 408 sire of W MILLER received OSCARexclusive agency has this and Slxty five and of the dams of over seventy from 209 to 230 for o on first mortgage Apply f StdnWay 3 2251 S0l 228 Curreny 232 etc by adjoining counties for the sale of Albtn at The Bourbon News The old and well known firm of Bryans new book entitled The First Smedley Butler of Millersburg Ky 3 dam by Marshal Ney son of Imp Emancipation 26mar tf Battle It is written in Mr Bryans office is now in progress of liquidation owing best style clear concise and logical to the assignment of J G Smedley Caliban 394 by Mambrino Pilot 29 dam Cassia by Cassius M Clay Jr 22 etc His inspiring language full of keen SR All of the large stock of dry goods Hambletonian 10 dam Lady Walterinire t Ney 2034 by North American 2 dam by Hambletonian 2 dam of Marsha satire and brilliant rhetoric will charm notions fancy goods domestics boots X interest and instruct not only those who shoes hats caps and every article kept were his most devoted followers but ROUTE by a first class store is now being offered SlayTlSaa0rS figreaifillisn nd style in fact much so as any horse also his most ardent opponents The aaogany bay with black points and stands 153 books at cost for cash This is a fine oppor- ¬ WJ BEST LINE TO AND FROM 5antlfnL U JEl contains about 600 pages printed f 0fhe ricbeSt Producing blood which has year after tunity for any one wishing to engage in from large clear type with 82 full page year added new and brilliant performers to the the dry goods business and assume con- ¬ turf for instance Nannie Etti- - illustrations a magnificent colored in 1896 Red Silk 2l and Br trol of a house already established and hi s ik rthTLt nfsAam All Points in Michigan presentation plate and an autograph well known throughout Central Ken ¬ beyond nation the best preface handsomely bound m cloth tucky Any one wishing to buy th and C P Clay was cam- ¬ half morocco or full morocco at 175 paigned and landed many good races securing his stock as a whole should address record of 218 His 225 and 275 each Mail White City Special f rm and for everal yeara afterward he was tne receive prompt attention orders will ALEX BUTLER Address leading sire when age was considered His get all possess his Best Terminal Station W Miller Hutchison Ky Of the firm of Smedley Oscar dividuahty and are especially speedy and as to race horse aualities Butler Millersburg Ky tdPothe0rrS C1Tal 8 Cnn0r I N Rates eea any comment But few better sires mTfc Avoiding The Tunnel than C F Clay are now m the His colts are not only trotters but are show Spbing Races Lexington Mav 3d to fQe a8hwellhavK Probably been awarded as many a the N will sell round trip tick ¬ y T86 ln ecky- O P Clay will make the season 1897 10th L of 80 cents ets at at Emerald Park Stock Farm 5 miles north of Paris at Wagner Sleeping Cars Spring Meeting Louisville Jockey N will sell L Club May 11 25 825 To Insure 3Livingr Colt THE PATRONS round trip tickets at one and one third TO ICE MFG CO OF THE PARK fare plus 1 for admission Special low Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping F BARBEE We appreciate your past patronage rates will be made for morning trains of Cars Private Compartment Cars We are now ready to quote prices for Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars the 12th Derby Day and morning next season and will not be undersold Incomparable trains of the 15th Futurity day by anybody State Convention of Epworth Leaguers T on the Queen Crescent fast Reduced Bates to New York City Remember our ice is of pure distiled of Kentucky Louisville May 7 9th train North Through Pullman drawing room sleepers Standard vestibuled dav Be sure your tickets read via BIG water L N will sell tickets at one fare coaches lavatories and smoking rooms The Chesapeake and Ohio Rywill sell FOUR F B Carr Agt PAEIS ICE MFG CO Elegant Cafe parlor and observation cars e o Mccormick Nine and one half hours to Cincinnati 10 round trip tickets to New York City at PHIL NLPPERT hours to Louisville from Chattanooga one and one third fares going April 23rd Passenger Traffic Mgr lafeb Incomparable Service O L Mitchell Manager to 26 inclusive and good to return until B MARTIN Div Past r Agt The Queen and Crescent trains are the fin- ¬ Chattanooga Tenn Gen Pass May 4th Tkt Agt est trains run in the State of Kentucky We are authorized to announce W C as a candidate for re election as F3r police judge Jailer subject to the action of the ¬ Democratic party Mr Jones candiWe are authorized to announce Wm dacy is in the interest of Mrs Landon Remington as a candidate for Police Ashbrook Judge subject to the action of the C A We are authorized to announce W H Democratic party Wb are authorized to announce John Boone as a candidate for Jailer sub- ¬ R Adair as a candidate for Police ject to the action of the Democratic s Judge subject to the action of the HOUSE party PITER Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm DECtlTDii We are authorized to announce Newt L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of Clark as a candidate for Bourbon County subject to the action subject to the action of Police Judge 434 Main St -Paris Ky the Democratic of the Republican party party ALSO DEALER IN We are authorized to announce John H Stewart as a candidate for Jailer FOB MAYOR Oil subject to the action of the Democratic We are authorized to annnnnra party Ma ¬ Brushes Benj Perry as a candidate for Mayor of the Tity of Paris subject to Window the action of the Democratic party FOR CONSTABLE Glass Etc We are authorized to announce W T We are authorized to announce Joseph F Williams as a candidate for Brooks as a candidate for Mayor of the Estimates promptly furnished for 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 o ones We are authorized to announce John M Clay as a candidate for Magistrate from the Centerville precinct subject to the action of the Democratic party your trading home If you want to buy right if you want to be treated right if you want to save money make our sJore BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY i i MMm u FOR RENT STORY brick honse on Upper dence of S S Clay L H Landman M D fl Pleasant street adjoining the resi- ¬ Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Apply to Ohio 29sep tf A C ADAIR Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Ky HOUSE M LOT M BLACR- - TUESDAY MAY 11TH 1897 Paints terials Tarnishes Artists SMITH SHOP FOR SALE month returning every second Tuesday in each I ¬ C F CLAY 4766 -- JOHN CONNELLY - The First Battle Money To Loan n DE3jstafclis3tiooL W Ml 500 BIG FOUR CHICAGO J two-year-o- ld ftZSfifY m02 fr11 sixTrld - TOLEDO DETROIT five-year-o- ld tfirfm ST LOUIS BOSTON ICE ICE J Mllersburg Ky NEW YORK lmifofl XXiof-il-vi- - - rn 1 I FOR RENT cottage BRICK P170 Ujant f - First class repair B- - 5 rooms 10 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