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J e r sn tt icttMgy I H B OURB OH NEWS PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established i i CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners feb i i88i NO 37 i SEVENTEENTH YEAR ccsssasjassTZ PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY MAY 7 1897 MILLERSBURG KISERTON THE MM AI Nowg Nptes Gathered Is nothing when compared to the war that Between Turkey and Greece x MICE CLOTHIER are making on High Prices Come and see the 9 Elegant Kit 1 Mmiastf WI liig CI J II All That we are selling for visiting lady friends Rev 0 M Britt will preach at Tarre Sunday at 3 p m Miss Lizzie Best of Mason is the guest of relatives here Mr Dave Judy and family returned to Lexington Thursday Mr and Mrs Robt Caldwell have re- r C3xr turned from Germantown Mrs Ward of Augusta Ky is the guest of Mrs Jas A Miller Mrs Lida Conway of Mt Sterling returned home Wednesday Go to Sainl Dodson for cabbage and Strasoerg sweet potato plants Jesse Letton has gone to Tennessee with Jas Ferguson on a fox hunt N was the Win Green of the L guest of John Hamilton yesterday The North end of the old Hitt mill was damaged by the recent high water Mason Johnson has sold his fine walking horse to Thos Talbott at Colville Prof Virgil Rider and Joe Mock went to Cincinnati yesterday on busi- In And About The Some XeigliTjorhood fews Prepared For YourvPerusal Burt Whooping cough is still prevalent m Geo Stoker was at Butler Monday this neighborhood Mr Tilden Morgan and sister f Mason County were gupst3ofMrs Wm Reese last week Mr Tilden Morgan and sister of Mason county were guests of Mr Wm Reese last wees Mr BrutusWheat and wife of near Paris were guests of Mrs Mary Tal -- Brower Scott Frazee - Corner Main and Broadway Lexington Ky SOMETHING NEW butt Wednesday There wasa large crowd at the dance andsupper givn by Mrs Carrie Kistr FIBER CAR PETS AND RUGS Artistic Durable Low Priced V Â¬ ey qo 9 Wa 2 Also Nobby Childrens iuits fift e J Lj Remember the Merchant Tailoring Department SuitS Spring Overcoats to Orde r Give us a call and be convinced Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded ness Mr and Mrs Jas Hughes of were guests of Mr J G- Smeuley Wednesday The Sick Mrs John Judy is improv- Â¬ ing as is also Mrs D D Conway and Mrs Oscar Rankin Rev Laird of Texas will arrive to Â¬ day and preach at the Presbyterian Church Sunday The Sunday School Convention for electing delegates to Clintouville on the 20th will be held Sunday Mrs Chas Darnell and daughter Miss Blanche went to Lexington yes- Â¬ terday to visit friends Mrs Mary Cummings Bateman of Arkansas formerly of the M F C is the guest of Miss Elma Pope Chas Clarke Sr and A C Ball will be tbe Democratic candidates for Magistrate in the primary on May 22d The ladies of txe Methodist Church give a strawberry supper in will Bryans store room Friday May 7th B F Buckley B Leer Denis Dun don A B Deavers and Clifton Arns parger of Paris were here Wednesday Mrs R B Boulden and daughter Miss Anna Boulden and Miss Anna Conway visited friends in Paris yester- Â¬ day last Wednesday night Workineriihave finished getting out lock at the qjiarry on the Jacksonville pike near Mt Carmel and the rock crusher willlocate there next week Wm Trabues mare foaled a mule cold sired by Lafe Cunninghams Jack 3 ft 6 in ihigh This is the largest mule colt foaled m this neighborhood this year W 31 Misses Jime Jameson Helen Connell Bessie Hayaes Jennie Kate vPurnell Nannie Swearengen and Mr Lyttleton were guests of Mies Purnell Alice Talbott from Friday until Mon day Carpeting made yard wide Rugs from mat size to 9 by 12 feet oaris S H WW B Wl S m Hi I I m B 8 mH Pis The pictures being given away by Davis Thomson Isirig are works of art and aiiornauient to any house i 3Li3333Qa oKr iil st w t jj jftjaLTgggyyi nrrszj l- lh j jjl vwjyvk Disk harrows sharpened strippers and combs for sale 6apr tfjS E J McKimey Bluegrass Sox Come bring your friends with you cjd inspect our stock of e i M s r g Yesterdays Temperature noted yesigmay by A of this eitysf 7a m 8 10 11 12 3 5 7 The following is the temperature as m J Winters Co New Styles k 53 New Weaves New Designs New Styles uP New Novelties am a a in in J 5fh 63 66 mi Ail m--3s A Oomplets Line Of Silks Low Prices Ladies Separate Dress Skirts Ladies Spring Suits x Ladies7 Bicycle Suits Latest Designs In Wash Fabrics 68i 7S 77 78 70 6S 4pm p ni W-- Â¬ p pm IR YourLifo Insured lc a Day arpentercBrLijhiptoiorrow ColumbusjR There can be no stronger guaranteelgiven you We dare not use a banks name without authority if you doubt it write theni Good health is Wrights the best1 life insurance Celery Capsules gi ves you good health 14 E theycurefLiver Xidnev and Stomach trouble Kheximatism Constipation and Our insurance is protected by bank Â¬ A full line of New Novelties Notions and Fancy Goods able paperou the Capital City Bank of WITH New Styles In Ladies Shirt Waists AH Mail Orders Promptly AttendedTo Kid Gloves a - i V Speialty W B HUTCHINSON 1k Lexington Ky m MainStreet APPLETON EDGE F c We appreciate that kind of trade and you can save money by dealing with us We w ill make our Fine Black Worsted iesisr ijLESsjesixthe benefit Who pay cash like to deal where they can get Cutaway FOR of cash ts hJL m erf-- the Atlanta market this winter twentv- LkW t box whicb brings five saddlers four pairs and a number of bank in every Wi your money back if w fail to cure you roadsters Sold by W T Brooks druggist Rev Dr C Pope performed the mar-Â¬ riage ceremony Wednesday that united To Cure A Cold In One Day G R Armstrong of Preston Ky to Miss Jennie Graves of Mt Sterling Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- Â¬ 22 Having purchased John G ienns carriage works and repository on Miss Graves was formerly a student at lets All druggists refund the money the M F U if it fails to cure 2oc For sale by W corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we are now prepared to do all kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles such as The Hoosier Stars a noted colored T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new Glee Club of Indianapolis will give an Ky entertainment at the Opera House toWrignts Celery Tea cures constipa- Â¬ night and Saturday night All invited tion sick headaches 25c at druggists The program is first class Admission ten and twenty cents everything in the vehicle line The public is invited to inspect our ianZJL7fitfmi costs ic UJ nrw--- - - V WdfthZvMBBrr iw- Buggy C omnany iaj mr afcv t Ar J- - V JgJSfcfcj i VtfrtiyZ Â¬ BUGIES BASOUGHS SUHBIES Prompt attention to all orders JAAAA4K Mothers will be delighted rjwithjgthe baby carriages at J T Hintons All are nice stylish buggies at low prices IVlff 8980CC9QGSwvVv9 stock and compare our prices We have engaged experienced expert workmen to do our work and insure satisfaction and guarantee all jobs to he first class Call and see us This will be a saving to you of LO to 815 CARLISLE Trousers 350 4 and up i Hi m i HI UltMlUlullu lilllvl lllg wi H S STOUT Manager Fred Lansing ffiEftte Cutter 3Ee S reKable Female PILL ever offered to Ladies especially recommend HfiifflftHi 1 ItV ed to married Ladies FELLS Ack for DS KOTTS PEHirYEO2AIi per tooac and take no other 6 boxes for 500 Send for circular Price 100 CO - Cleveland Ohio I33R MOTTiS CHEMICAL For SalejBy W T Brooks Druggist mwm YAL sacojr- - The only safe sure and PILL f ASSIGNEES jNOTICE -- persons having claims against ALL assigned estate of J W Mock Co are requested to present tliein ac once properly proven as required by law at my office in Paris Ky Those knowing themselves indebted to the firm It is not generally known that persons of J W Mock Co are requested to desiring to make small payments down Tay promptly and thereby ayoid court and the balance afterwards can secure m cost the best pianos HARMON STITT v-- Small Payments t 26fb H Assignee Steinway Pianos From Nicholas County Precincts Born On April 30th 1897 to the wife of Walter Young a 10 pound son The ladies of the Christian Church have made arrangements to serve Ice Cream and Cake every Saturday after- Â¬ noon during the warm season beginning May loth Daugherty Lodg F A M will serve dinner on Court day in basement of Christian Church and will give you a good meal including ice cream and cake for 25 cents Married At the residence of James Frederick on the 4th inst Mr Henry Holbrook and Miss Nannie L Fred- Â¬ erick At the residence of W L Piper May 4th by Rev H M Scudder W T Buckler and Mrs Rebecca Wilson The two literary societies of the High School will each give an open session the Alpha Omega to night and the Philomathian on Friday May 14 There is a rivalry between the two societies as to which can give the best entertainment The friends and pat- Â¬ rons of the school are cordially invited to attend each session The Mercury says The Fp irg term of the Nicholas Circuit CourL met Mon day with Judge W W Kimbrough and Commonwealths Attorney J T Simon on hand ready for business and all the attorneys and officers well up with their work The grand jury is composed of the following gentlemen Jas O Mann W H Bow Jas Rice Jas J News Culled j eeee6eMM99 2 miiffh anri lnni mnai1ti my me nuu lor me oeaem kt n nayLdu tiuyuu uonipdny HIGH ST COR FOURTH PARIS KY - - PR Granny 87 O F PARIS The Best The Whitest Purest and -- Metcalfe v I am Tears eld 01 me suuenag a win mi that I have never used any remedy equal to Dr Bills have used about all of the nd ttit Yinv YiApn eMri Hnrlnp r re- - W w E lief in grippe a well as other coughs We keep it in p 9 nnr hnuse all the time find troulil not be without it A Wft UWWM ilti M Sf Piulnrlh Kt 9 fr If w W Onntli rf IIMI WWWwr It gives quick and permanent mW p Uhtitii DR BELLS -T- 3S5T LUUKi PARIS MILLING CO r GUARANTEED Pine ar-Honey Ask Your Grocer For It Take No Other SACK Is sold by all druggists or of price 25c 50c and 1 The E E Sutherland Xedlelne EVERY sent upon receipt per bottle by Co Fadaeah Ky WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED BATLHOAD TDEE CABD BLUEGRASS H i7 lli6 a m 530 p 1015 p m From Lexington 439 a m 74ft a m W S Anderson 339 p m 622 p m IIJElX32aC3- Of Peck P O Pike Co O Recommends From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m Wrights Celery Capsules may be bought in this way A small 333 pm To the Wright Medical Co payment down the Piano delivered From Maysville 745 a m 330 p m Columbas Ohio for Orchard Lawn Â¬ Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights EVERYTHINa Full stock of Orna- when desired and deferred payments Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug Â¬ DEPARTURE OF TRAINS mental and Fruit Trees Grape Tines Â¬ arranged to suit buyer Pianos old and gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach To Cincinnati 445 a m 752 a m I Asparagus and Small Fruits We em new of any makes taken in exchange Trouble and Constipation two was unable to years I used do anything for nearly 347 p m no agents but sell at liying prices ploy three boxes of your Celery Capsues and they To Lexington 752 a m 1127 a m have cured me For tne benefit of others so direct to the planter Telephone m 540 p m 1021 p in afflicted I wish to send this letter office Strawberry and general nursery Very truly yours To Richmond 1125 a in 537 p m Catalogues on application to W S Andersw 1025 p m 121 and 123 West Fourth Street Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box H F HXLLENMEYER To Maysville 750 a m 630 p m Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free Lexington KyCINCINNATI 0 F B Carr Agent 26feb tf SBK 1897 - Hazelton Smith Gabler Barnes Smith Reuben Clinken beard Chas Ratliff J T Alexander Jas Maflett Henry Mann John J Barr Jas Hughes Foreman Scobee JW L From Cincinnati m NRR ARRIVAL OP TRAINS No 1 TOBACCO HOGSHEADS - a WITH BEST INDIANA WHITE OAK HOOPS WILL SELL CHEAP 1 Ernest Urcfas Co TARR TEMPLIN 11- ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER - r V3 3Li Cw- - r -- - m tfc - JJ yywjyjwjgyiy jrr yPHgWgppj V JMNWSMWta 2- - a THE BOURBON NEWS IN GLOOM FJHAy KAY 7 1897 FIETY PIETK CONGEESS Â¬ 1 HRE IN A BAZAAE TARIFF BILL s Amended by the Senate Committee Reported in the Senate of 43 to 26 DEFEATED The Senate Kefngps Many People Burned to Death and Others Injured in a Panic Thirty Uodios Have Been Recovered A Number of Ochirs Are Still Missing and it is Feared Thoy Are in the Kulns Iu jur d Being Cared For I Paris the City of Gaiety Becomes Place of Mourninjr With Encli Honr the Horror of Tuesdays Holocaust The terrible fire at Grand Bazaar de Charite a temporary wooden structure about 100 yards long and GO yards wide erected in the Rue Grows Greater Paris May 6 iW v Fire broke out at 4 oclock this afternoon in a crowded charitable bazaar in the Rue Jean Gouien at which the Duchess dUzes and other well known patronesses were present Many people were burned to death and there was a terrible panic during which a number of persons were injured Thirty bodies have been recovered B5 injured people are being- cared for by physicians and many are reported May 5 -- Paris Â¬ - missing- - J 1 ilif SC I 43 The building in which the fire broke out was a temporary structure of wood The flames were first discovered above the stall occupied by the Duchess d Uzes and while the place was densely crowded The bazar is an annual function presided over by the leaders of Parisian society A terrible panic and crush followed the alarm of fire There was a wild rush for the exits and the weaker persons were borne down and trampled upon The inflamative nature of the building and contents caused the flames to spread with great rapidity and in a very short time the bazar was a mass of Â¬ i flames K Many people missing- and - in the ruins The number of injured is greater Over 100 than was at first estimated persons have been conveyed to the Ho tel Du Palais in the Cour de La Heine but many of the critical cases have been transported with hospital beau it is feared they are buried however are still Â¬ 4 I - i V St B people thus preventing the escape of many who might otherwise have been saved The strong trampled upon the weak the yoting crushed the old to the floor heartrending cries of fear arose on all sides soon followed shrieks of agony as the flames came sweeping onward behind the crowd struggling for the doors 130 a m jon A policeman who was on duly at the ioors of the bazaar says that from 1500 to 1800 people were in the building- when the fire broke out He caused adds alarm the that panic by a general followed a terrible rush for the doors which were soon choked with afternoon the police officials announced that Go corpses had been officially identified and it was also officially society ladies of Pans are patronesses has thrown the French capital into mourning The conflagration which broke out shortly after 4 oclock Tuesday afternoon in the kineraatograph booth near the stall of the Duchess de Uzes while from 1500 to 2000 people were present is believed to have caused the loss of over 200 lives As this dispatch is sent early Wednesday morning 111 charred corpses have been recovered together with 12 portions of bodies the identity of which may never be established Since 5 oclock Wednesday morning crowds of people have been flocking to the Palais de Llndustrie where many of the bodies and a large number of the injured were taken At G oclock a detachment of the Garde Republicaine relieved the detachment of infantry which had been on duty all night long about the scene of the catastrophe Though the fire was brief the heat was extraordinariry intense Of many bodies only small fragments were Scarcely one could be identi- Â¬ found fied from the features or clothing Hands were sought for that identity might be established by the fin- Â¬ ger At the exits the rings piles bodies were of charred five feet deep Many detached skulls gleaming white were found in the ruins the water from the firemens hose having washed off the flesh One group of corpses were found with their heads burned entirely off Monsignore Clari Six the papal nuncio is missing dominican monks perished Many foreigners including English and Americans were among the stall keepers Few of them escaped The survivors and searching parties contributed many harrowing scenes Strong men wept many went mad others fell unconscious and had to be carried away Shortly before 3 oclock Wednesday Â¬ Â¬ Jean Goujon for the annual charity fair of which all the most prominent Â¬ Â¬ that Gen tified Duchesse The Menuier has died of his injuries stated that the total number of dead would not exceed 111 During the afternoon the bodies of the Duchesse De Alencon and six others were iden- Â¬ De Alencon It is stated v H S V - i MB V k Sis - lb - te t Belgium The former queen of Naples is one of her sisters The duchess was a woman of great wealth and one of the most prominent ladies of France The remains of the Duchess were identified by her dentist who exam- Â¬ ined the teeth of a charred body which Tiefebvre At 1 oclock Wednesday morning the was believed to behers Among the last to escape from the firemen found a cash box containing burning building was the Boronne De about 10000 francs and a lot of money melted by the fierceness of the heat Reuter formerly Miss Beatrice Potter Philadelphia The days takings were 1800 It is ofThe Grand Opera house the Opera impossible yet to ascertain with any degree of certainty the number vic Comique Theatre Francais and the tims but it is stated that tere are HQ Odeon were closed Wednesday night as a miik of respect for the families corpses in the palais de lindustries of the victims The following are among the dead APM MfADE ft bodies recognized Mile Henrietta lic3 in a Private Sanitarium in Washing Hinihsdanl the Baronne Elizabeth St ton After a Thro Weeks Illness Martin the Vicomtesse Marie Bonne Washington May 5 Adm Meade val Sister Guinoux the superior of retired U S N who has been ill in the sisters of the convent of St Washington for three weeks past died Vincent de Paul at Rainey Mile Tuesday at Dr Johnsons private sani de Grancy the Comtesse St Pierre tarium There were present Drs John- Baronne St Didier Mine Laurent son and Wales Mrs Meade and Miss Cosselin Mile Chevigny Mme Flor Patterson at whose house Adm Meade esse wife of the Spanish consul Comwas taken sick with the grip which tesse Mirimel Comtesse Broderville was afterward aggravated by appen M Cosselin Victor Sister Le dicitis An operation had to be per- onie Guillaume Mme Haussmann formed and from its effects the admi Mme Schlumberger Comtesse Humolral failed to rally stein Marquise des Maison Mme Ventimesvill Mme Hockier wife of the well known Russian banker Mme Poitevin Mme Jacques Hausmann the daughters of M Shevilly Mme Mandat Grancy Marquise de Aigle was rescued by a fireman after she had given herself up as lost All her friends had fallen around her and she was on her knees in prayer awaiting death when a fireman caught her up and succeeded in extricating her though she was fright Â¬ Â¬ added the following Comtesse Humolstein the Marquise Des Maison Mine Ventimesnille Mme Hoskier wife of the well known Rus sian banker Mme Poitovin Mme Jacques Hausmannand the daughter of M Shevilly and Mile Mandat Grancey Among the badly injured are Qlie Duchess De La Torr the Comtesse Roancey Count Montclair Count Da visin Mesdames Macedo Recamier De Laume Hyster Edouard Andre De La Tour Dupin and Malezieux and M Â¬ To the list of those dead must bo was the sister of the empress of Austria and of the wife of Prince Ferdinand of Orleans She was a duchess of Bavaria and was born in 1S47 and married in 18GS ITer daughter Princess Louise is married to Prince Alphonse of Ba Â¬ varia and her son Prince Phillippe is the husband of Princess Henriette of Â¬ pound instead of 32 per cent adval Drem as the house bill Women and childrens dress goods coat linings etc valued at 15 cents per yard and less are rated at 5 cents per pard instead of 7 cents as in the house bill while articles of this class valued at more than 15 cents are cents pei reduced from S cents to G yard and 50 per cent ad valor am instead of 20 per cent as the house bill added on all of them The above applies to goods the warp of which consists wholly of cotton or other vegetable material On womens and childrens dress goods etc which are composed wholly or in part oi wool and not specially provided for the duty is reduced from 11 to 9 cents per yard with an ad valorem of 50 per cent added The rate on webbings goreings suspenders etc is reduced from 60 to 40 cents per pound though the ad valorem addition of 60 per cent is not changed The following additions are made tc the house free lists by the senate committee Benzie carbolic oxalic salicylic and Valerianic acids all fast black coal tar dyes argots or cream tartars and lees crystals crudex beauxite manila twine measuring 600 feet to the pound bolting cloths composed of silk imported expressly for milling purposes books maps music engravings photographs etchings and charts printed more than 20 years before the date of importation all lydrographic charts and scientific oooks devoted to original scientific research and publications issued for their subscribers by scientific and literary associations or publications oi individuals for gratituous private cir culation and public documents issued by foreign governments books printed exclusively in foreign or languages for blind the jooks maps etc especially imported ot more than two copies in any one invoice for the use of any society or institution established solely for religious philosophical educational scientific or literary purposes or for the encouragement of the fine arts or for the use of college school or public library and not for sale brass or Dutch metal bromine curde liquid camphor charcoal underground chicory root sopper not manufactured and not specially provided for ferina fashion plates fish except salmon caught in Â¬ Â¬ sage from the president transmitting the re- Â¬ Â¬ Washington May 6 The senate port of the commission to adjust the bound- Â¬ ary line between the United States and MexAdditions Made to the House Free 11st Wednesday by a vote of 43 to 26 re- Â¬ ico and west of the Rio Grande was read fused to ratify the general arbitration Then Mr Quay presented a resolution calling of the Tariff Bill by the Senate Commtreaty between the United States and upon the secretary of the interior for informa Â¬ ittee-Other Interesting Infor Â¬ the Capital mation From Great Britain negotiated by Secretary tion as to whether the leases of the Senecas i in Olney and Sir Julian Pauncef ote The oil lands had been made had the usual mannerbeen any corand whether there Washington May 5 Senator Al rules of the senate require a majority motion was agreed to without debate It Irich presented the tariff bill to the of two thirds for the ratification of During the presentation of memorials Mr one from Spooner senate Tuesday and gave notice that treaties Hence four more aifimative men who offered for wages in several thousandÂ¬ dis work t would be called up on Tuesday the votes would have been required to se- tricts of Wisconsin askingthe lumberenact- Â¬ for the cure a favorable result 18th inst ment of the lumber schedule of the Dingley The vote in detail was as follows bill The senate was quite deluged with restime for the bill to take effect The a Yeas Allison 13acon Burrows Caf olutions Mr Vest dem Mo offeredby res1 1897 instead of May 1 is made July the a comprehensive inquiry Many and important changes were fery Clay Cullom Davis Deboe Pair olution for committee of the senate into the commerce banks Faulkner Forakei Frye Gal causes of and remedies for the Mississippi Hade by the senate tariff in the wool and woolen schedule as linger Gear Gray Hale Hanna floods and said he Avould call it up at the next passed by the house First class wools Hawley Hoar Lindsay Lodge Mc meeting of the senate Adjourned until Mon day ivere reduced from 11 cents per pound Bride McEnery McMillan Mitchell House The house was in session seven as provided in the house bill to 8 Morrill Nelson Pasco Perkins Piatt minutes Thursday The journal was not read per cents pound and second class wools of Connecticut Piatt of New York The objection that there was no quorum pres- from 12 to 9 cents whereas the duties Pritchard Proctor Smith Spooner ent was interposed by Mr Simpson pop Thurston Turpie Vest Walthall War- Â¬ Kan whereupon Mr Payne rep V N Y Dn wools of the third class were raisStone a motion adjourn Mr C ed The dividing line in this latter ren Wellington Wetmore Wilson made Pa whoto in the chair held that an rep was slass was placed at 10 cents value Total 43 adjournment under the order of the house Nays Baker Bate Butler Carter made last Friday would be until Monday wools under that value being made dutiable at the rate cf 4 cents per Cockrell Daniel Hansbrough Harris next Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ sub-commit-ee to Ratify tbe Gen eral Arbitration Treaty Between Great Britain and the United States by a Vote Extraordinary Session Washington April 30 Senate K A mes- Â¬ one age become the necessities of the will content but no ordinarilv sane manage should be of one that the necessities come the inconveniences of the next U her binding was done by hand the left hand cu harvester was a necessity The grain fell oi the platform of the harvester and was delivered into the receiver with its hendi Jnwarrls the rear of the machine I he met stood in the receiver facing the grain With janj machine the heads of the llie grain are at the left hand ot the man aomg the binding so in taking out the bundle with the band around it whether the mar turned to the front table or to the bacl table he kept his position toward the bundle itself that is with the heads toward his left hand hence in making the tuck he shoved the ends under the band toward the heads Grain is handled by the shocker by grasping into the heads as shown in the Wky McConnicIz CliHTSfed fro Hand fjiiijlcr Ieft to tlie KSyrlJt the convenience o been said that It lias next tki ki W H v et Â¬ Â¬ Morgan Penrose Petticrew Pettus Quay Rawlins lloach Shoup Stewart White Total 20 A total of 69 votes were cast leaving 10 senators who did not respond The pairs so far as obtainable were as follows two affirmative senators being paired with one negative senator in most instances Chandler and Clark for with Teller Â¬ Washington May 4 Senate The exec- Â¬ of Kansas Harris of Tennessee Heit de feld Jones of Arkansas Jones of utive session of the senate Monday was theÂ¬ voted largely to the consideration of Nevada Kyle Martin Mason Mills Anglo American arbitration treaty which is Â¬ against against Senator George was paired for the treaty and Senator Berry against it Pairs were not announced for the fol- Â¬ lowing Aldrich Cannon Elkins GorÂ¬ Tillman and Turner for with Chil-Â¬ ton against Sewell and Earle for with Mantle man Murphy Wolcott Kenney and Allen The vote was preceded by a short spirited debate introduced by Senator Mills of Texas who made a strong ap- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ fully burned REAR ADMIRAL K W MEADE lersons home AN C3 fet- - I IV li v X v v - The funeral will be held at MissPat 1100 Vermont street and the interment with lnilitai y hon- Â¬ ors will be at Arlington Admiral Meade was one of the best known officers of the modern nay saw service before during and after the civil war and cruised in all parts of the world on important naval and diplomatic missions During the last administration he and the president M Gosse the notarv on learning had a serious disagreement resulting froii the admirals criticism in an in- that his wife and two daughters were terview of the policy of the adminis- Â¬ among the victims was so prostrated that his life is despaired of tration Fnthman TVins Father of tin Greenback Dead Buffalo N Y May 0 Albridge Columbus O May 5 The supreme court Tuesday affirmed the judgment Gerry Spaulding known as the father of the Hamilton county courts hi the of the greenback died Wednesday at D Railway Co vs his home in this citj- - aged SS years case of the C H Gebhart Fothman who was run over He was one of the founders of the re Â¬ He introduced in by an engine December 1 1S92 Foth- Â¬ publican party man gets by this decision 5000 dam congress the greenback or legal tender act and the national currency bank ages act both of which he drulted Train Wrecked Deck Hand Drowned Ivnoxvhyle Tenn May 5 Passen- Â¬ MoitGANTOWtf W Va May 6 Phil ger train No 2 on the Southern rail way was wrecked and turned over ip Warner a colored deck hand fell Tuesday night near Bluff City 100 from the steamer Adam iacdDs and miles from Knoxville Two people are was drowned His body was recov ered reported killed and others wounded Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ The ladies who succeeded in escaping rushed shrieking madly into the court yards of adjoining houses wildly beseeching help The fact that the faces and heads of the dead were so horribly charred and disfigured is also explained by the fact that the capes worn were generally of flimsy material and were the first articles of apparel to catch fire At 7 oclock Wednesday evening the police officials announced that J4 corpses had been positively identified There are 10 bodies still unidentified among which must be those of the Comtesse de Lupe and Mme Ninots second daughter both of whom are missing Viscountess Malezieux is now placed among those officially identified Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ executive session Wednesday confirmed the following nominations Elmer J Miller surveyor of customs at Colum Â¬ bus O Thomas R Purnell United States district judge Eastern district of North Carolina William H Meyer Indian agent Southern Ute agency Colorado John B Wight and John W Ross commissioners of the District of Columbia and John McMullen of Maryland to be an assistant surgeon in the Marine hospital service Washington May 6 Western members of the house are preparing to make a strong stand for the retention of the duty on hides in the traiff bill if that feature is adopted by the sen Â¬ ate There was a strong sentiment in favor of protection for hides in the house when the bill was before that body but no opportunity was given the house to vote on that question a vote being permitted on those amend- Â¬ ments only which were proposed by the ways and means committee In the committee itself a proposition was made to put a duty on hides when the Dingley bill was in preparation and the proposal failed by a majority of only two votes With such a nar row margin against the duty on hides in the committee the western men feel confident that they can carry the great lakes or other fresh waters their point if the question comes to a vote in the house particularly as they by or for citizens of the United States THE REVOLUTION berries fruit in brine tropical fruit are assured of the co operation of the plants for propagation white glass democrats In Ecuador is Gaining Strength Monte Srn tor Deboe Sworn in snamej for watch dials hones and ncgros Joining the Insurgents Washington May 6 Senator W J whetstones lemon lime and orange New York May 5 A special to the juices loadstones orange and lemon Deboe Kentuckys republican succes- Herald from Panama reports that the peels not preserved paintings origi sor to Blackburn was sworn in Wed revolution in Ecuador is gaining inal drawings and sketches engrav nesday and received congratulation strength ings and statuary not otherwise not irom senators and others The sundry The force of government troops al- Â¬ up and authority though smaller than that of the insur- Â¬ provided for peraffine philosophical civil bill was taken md scientific apparatus for schools given the president by an amendment gents is fighting desperately to hold libraries and societies professional offered by Mr Allison to exercise the the town but no intimation as to the books implements and instruments widest latitude in choosing members probable outcome of the fighting there md tools of trade or occupation in the of the commission to survey the Nicara- has yet been received at Guayaquil actual possession at the time of per- gua canal route Keports coming into Guayaquil are to sons arriving in the United States Congress Moots Festal the effect that the Montenegros in all regalia and gems statues casts oi Washington May 6 The universal parts of the country are joining the marble bronze alabaster where spec postal congress met Wednesday in the insurgents in large bodies ally imported in good faith for the great hall of the old Corcoran art gal They have raided many towns and se of society school or library salop lery About 00 countries comprising villages in the provinces of Chimborazo sauerkraut beet canary cauliflower most of those in the postal union were and Canar leaving waste and ruin be 2oriander mangel wurzer raddish and represented Korea China and the hind them and seizing food stores and spinach seeds and bulbs not edible Orange Free state which are now out- ammunition whenever found In this skins of all kinds raw not specifical side the pale of the union had dele- manner they are slowly making head y provided for tapioco poplar and gates present It is expected that the way other pulp woods heating bolts stave work of the congress will extend Several priests have joined the revobolts railroad ties over about six weeks Most of the lution and in their church garb are Articles stricken from the free list work by armed and taking part in the fighting be will transacted include casks barrels bags etc ex- committees which will submit the The government troops have taken ported from and reimported into this result of their labors to the congress several prisoners among them a few 30untry There is a new paragraph in about once a week The present pos- petty officers of the rebels regard to coal tar which continues in tal agreement will be revised and re the free list and which reads as fol- - newed Several important questions TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION lows will be considered among them a propk Coal tar crude pitch of coal tar osition to transmit the official mail of Favor the Immediate Enforcement of Shorter Hoars for Libor and products of coal tar known as the countries which are members of Indianapolis Ind May G The sreosote oil benzol naphthaline xy- the union free of charge the question committee of the International Typolol phenol and cresol of increasing the unit of weignttofce graphical union in session here made Fish roe preserved for food purposes carried under a five cent stamp from is excluded from the list as are hides one half ounce to three fourths of an a partial report Wednesday stating depression at present Angora goat skins asses skins also ounce and also a proposition for a uni- that the throughout coun existing the mineral salts for mineral waters versal stamp try made the time most proThe paragraph in the free list relatpitious for the immediate enforceDied Prott stlnjj His Innocence ing to oils is rewritten and somewhat Somerville N J May 6 Jacob S ment of the suggestions relative to Enlarged The paragraph in regard shorthours contained in the proposito wearing apparel is also new 11 Johnson colored an ex preacher was He died pro- tion adopted by a referendry vote of strikes out the house provision limiting hanged here Wednesdaj of the comthe exemption to citizens of the United testing his innocence The conviction the membership consistingstereotypers electrotypers States to 100 in value and also the was a case of circumstantial evidence positors They house provision to the effect that Johnson being charged with murder- mailers and photo engravers realize they sa3 that shorter hours bhe exemption shall not apply tc ing Annie Beekman a woman who by united action residents of other countries entering had lived at his house and whose body can aonly be secured carefully planned and vigorous and he United States more than once a was found on September 12 1S95 bear campaign ing evidences of strangulation ear Italian Banker Disappears Ship Wheat to Indin Grave Dicker of the Sonate Dead Woosteh O May 6 This week Pittsburgh Pa May G A C Paris May 5 Henri Louis Tolain senator from the Seine at one time Wayne county will ship four carloads Fontani who came here from New termed by himself the Grave Digger oi of grain to New York destined for the York six months ago and opened an the Senate on account of his advo India famine sufferers The farmers Italian savings bank on Penn avenue Ihe banking room cacy of suppression in the upper cham- around the village of Overton donate iias disappeared car around Wooster two cars and which had been fitted up in luxurious ber of which he was a member is one one at Orrville style has been dismantled and the dead name removed from the door The Six Mussulmans Sentenced to Death Resuming Planting1 Operations Constantinople May 0 Advices bank did a large business the depos Natchez Miss May 5 The Con its it is claimed exceeding 10000 a ordia parish La planters are becom from Tokat say that the court which month Twelve warrants for embezng more and more reassured at the is trying the Mussulmans implicated zlement have been sworn out for his outlook and some of them Tuesday be in the recent massacre of 700 Chris- arrest Besides the individual deposmen to jan moving their working stock back tians has so faris sentenced six district itors four societies kept their funds in Sivaa for the purpose of resuming planting death Tokat in the the bank nf Asia Minor operations Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ peal to the senate against ratifying the agreement Washington May 6 The senate in Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ to be voted upon Wednesday The question was brought up by Senator Morgan whe again announced his opposition to the agree ment He spoke at length maintain that it was a mistake for this country to enter intc such an alliance with Great Britain as wax involved in the ratification of the treaty even in its amended form The tariff bill will soon be taken up in the senate House A senate resolution appropriating 50000 for the congress of the Universal Postal union was adopted and Mr Showalter the republican chosen at a special election to represent the 25th Pennsylvania district was sworn in The issue was made as Speaker Reed put it in the house on Monday on the speakers policy of postponing the appoint of Mr Simpson ment committees brought of Kansas it on by an Â¬ other attack upon the speaker which moved Mr Reed to challenge to propose a resolution instructing the speaker to appoint the com- Â¬ mittees When the vote was taken on the proposition the speaker was sustained by practically the solid vote of his party assist- Â¬ ed by 33 democrats under the leadership of Mr Bailey The resolution was defeated years 52 nays 124 present 13 Washington May 5 Senate Senators Gorman Md and Foraker O had a lively tilt in the senate late Tuesday during the consideration of the sundr civil appropria Â¬ tion bill There was added interest in the controversy from the fact that Mr Foraker is a newcomer and this was his maiden effort while Mr Gorman is one of the veterans of the senate It occurred when Mr Foraker offered an amendment ap propriating 400000 for the Tennessee river This gave Mr Gorman a text for a severe criticism of reckless extravagance in appropriations Mr Foraker finally withdrew the A final vote on the amendment was taken at bill free homestead 3 oclock and the bill passed 42 to 11 The tariff bill wa3 reported early in the day and Mr Aldrich gave notice that it would be called up on the 18th inst The Morgan Cuban resolution again went over The sundry civil bill was considered but was not completed House Not in session Washing con May 0 Senate The open session of the senate Wednesday was devoted to the sundry civil appropriation bill which was not completed up to the time of adjourn Â¬ ment Mr Deboe of Kentucky took the oath f ervice of office civil Considerable followed introduction the discussion of an amendment of Mr Wilson Wash re- Â¬ quiring the appointment of commissioners to classify Northern Pacific land in the north- Â¬ west by and with the consent of the sen- Â¬ Mr Morgan bffered an amendment ate appropriating 000 for the improvement of Pearl Harbor Hawaii Mr Aldrich rep R I said he sympathized with the purposes of the amendment bat it should not be put on this bill as a similar item had been rejected by the house last year Mr Morgan felt that the house might change its attitude The amendment was agreed to The senate by a vote of 43 to -- C refused to ratify the general arbitration treaty between Great Britain and the United States Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ illustration and the tuck should therefore be toward the heads so that it will not pull out The hand binding harvester srith men to do the binding is out of date and so is the left hand machine which has been super seded by the jMcCormick Bight Hand Open Elevator the success of which makes it seem highly probable that there will be no pro Â¬ gressive manufacturer building left hand machines in three years The application of roller bearings tc grain cutting machinery was made by J G Perrr in 1869 and his patent 2STo S65S4 for an mproved reaper showed and described arious ways of using roller and ball hearÂ¬ ings in harvesters In view of these facts 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 bearings in harvesting machinery As a matter of fact this manufacturer is coui- a beginner in the art of reaper milding and has originated nothing Unquestionably the most practical and sat sfactory application of roller bearings- - to binders and mowers has been made by the McCormiek Harvesting Machine Company The Particular form used by them waspatent ed in 1882 and is now to be found in all Mc Cormick machines The especially valuable Â¬ i feature of the McCormick roller bearing is or cage as it is called which holds the rollers from running together and if for any cause the cage is taken from the shaft the rollers will not fall out and cet lost In order to avoid the McCor- mick patent the other harvesting machine company who claims to be 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 seen in the form Â¬ i The methods of the McCormick Company result in 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 witli the roller bearings as with every Â¬ thing else McCormick experimenting is done at McCormick expense and not at the expense of the farmers who are too often duped by rmanufacturers whxr-rjisinta print ior notoriety anu ouu tnemarKetfWlcij h- lost impractical forms - fF Why did that rude looking train hoy bite the quarter I gave him lies an ex cowboy from Texas maam and they fre quently bite the dust out there Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ The phenomenal popularity of the gufla 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 but perfect goods on the market i 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 Win chester 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 unsurpassed as results show Their 136 page illustrated catalogue free upon request Â¬ Sncrcss mid Its Cause Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ You never really know how many diseases there are to which mortals are sub Â¬ ject until you hear a crowd of old women talking together Atchison Globe Â¬ Â¬ Pleasant Wholesome Speedy for coughs is Hales Honey of norehound 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 you Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Knocked out by lumbago Its because dont cure it with St Jacobs Oil Â¬ Some people spend a great deal more time than it would take to be cour teous ueniK mean Â¬ Â¬ Just try a 10c box of Cascarets candy ca tharticfinest liver and bowel regulatormade loed by her husband as much as a good one Atchison Globe The world demands that a poor wife be Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Cant cure my rheumatism you must use St Jacobs Oil You can A man is a fool for betting the opposite way irom which he votes Cascarets stimulate liver kidneys and bowels Never sicken weaken or gripe 10c Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Charity robs herself when she frowns while bestowing a gift Rams Horn A sprain cannot cripple if you use St Jacobs Oil It cures it Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ It is not the women who look at the most dry goods who buy the most Â¬ P 1 1Q Â¬ Â¬ around her ears which kept getting worse und spreadiug until they became very painful We made up our minds Ave must do something for her and we procured a bottle of Hoods Sarsapai illa She con-Â¬ tinued taki n g it until she was entirely cured Nadia Dunning Concord Wisconsin Is the best in fact trie One True Blood Purifier My sister was afflicted with eruptions Â¬ Hoods Sarsaparilla i- Â¬ Â¬ HoodS GET RICH Â¬ - aiap are PomPt emcient ana easy in egecu 23 cents Send for 44300 0HCK - uuw I t K o P p iVv rtsdt It a 5 - j te THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY MAY LITTLE BOY He stood beneath the flaring lights His clothes were thin and old The wind upon the avenue That night was piercing cold He tried to sell his papers But the people would not buy And while he shivered on the stones A tear stood in his eye What will you do when youre a man A stranger kindly said THE RAGGED 7 1897 AMID ARCTIC SNOWS l v1 3 A LITTLE NONSENSE IwL lit 20 having been offered by was a valuable one a little Jew chap one of the party to the hunter Avho a diamond merchant who was with us should capture alive the largest alliga- Â¬ had put it at three or four thousand tor made the hunt an interesting one when Padishah had shown it to him Mr Graffam who has had considerand this idea of an ostrich gamble able experience in alligator hunting caught on Xow it happened that Id mentally resolved to win the prize been having a few talks on general Firmly grasping his 15 foot handle subjects with the man who looked af tei gaff he started off through the swamp these ostriches and quite incidentally with an air of determination Although hed said one of the birds was ailing the day was a ery Avarm one and he and he fancied it had indigestion 11 was clad not in his traditional hunt- Â¬ had one feather in its tail almost all ers suit but in his best fe white by which I knew it and so when milk clothes with a silk tile for next day the auction started with it The salt fish dinner calls for con- headgear he seemed entirely uncon- Â¬ I capped Padishahs S5 by 90 I fancy was a bit too sure and eager with my siderable care The materials must be scious of the incongruity of his appear- Â¬ bid and some of the others spotted the of the best A dark rich fish is pre- Â¬ ance as the gator hunter and pressed fact that I was in the know And Pa ferred to one of the clear white curing on through the tall SAvamp grass jump ing over ditches and holes rt ish ah went for that particul ar bird ike The only way to secure good salt codSuddenly he became aAA are lhat some an irresponsible lunatic At last the fish now is to buy it by the entire fish thing was very much alive near his Jew diamond merchant got it foi It is then much nicer and cheaper 175 and Padishah said 180 just though it is a little more difficult to pre- feet Avhile at the same time a hoarse after the hammer came down so Pot- pare in some ways than the boneless groAvl and then a sound as of escaping ter declared At any rate the Jew mer cod that comes packed in boxes An en- steam and the braying of a donkey chant secured it and there and then tire fish Avas usually cooked at once for combined greeted his ear The next he got a guni and shot it Potter made dinner in old England Wash the fish instant the air Avas filled Avith flying a hades of a fuss because he said it carefully remove any dark spots and mud and Avater and our valiant hunter would injure the sale of the other three let it soak over night If winter root found himself taking steps backward and Padishah of course behaved like vegetables arc served with it wash them with the Avater and mud to his Avaist ddnner an idiot but all of us were very much and put them in soak the night before and his glossy bilk tile floating along Pemmican is beef mixed Avith a conexcited I can tell you I was precious in a pan by themselves Potatoes beets on the surface of the Avater directly in siderable quantity of suet It is the glad when that dissection was over and onions were usually served with front of him food and dis After a feAv seconds of deliberation as staple arctic the taste is not at allcomand no diamond had turned up pre- a codfish dinner and sometimes carrots to agreeable It is much A DEAL IN OSTEICHES cious glad Id gone to one forty on that Take care ihat the fish is put to soak to Avhat had struck him he espied his pressed One pound of it is equal to in plenty of water the skin side up hat and pushed forward to rescue it Xarlicular bird myself About this time Mr Alligator the four pounds of ordinary meat so that otherwise the salt Avill not soak out of The little Jew was like most Jews BY II G WELIiS the carrying of it reduces the sledge he didnt make any great fuss over bad it The next day lift the fish out of the cause of all the commotion av ho Avasly- - Aveight very much One pound of it ia mg concealed in the Avater and grass Avater it Avell and Talking of the prices of birds Ive luckbut Potter declined to go on with large and Aashcold water lay it in a also struck out for the hat thinking the daily ration for a man Of the still placing kettle of hard ship biscuit one pound is also a seen an ostrich thai cost 300 said the auction until it was understood no that the goods could not be delivered the skin side up Let the water heat pig doubt that it as a young black days alloAvance and of tea about a the taxidermist recalling his youtihof This until the sale was over The little Jew slowly until bubbles rise on the side of sportsman aroused the ardor of the quart These rations are consumed al travel Three hundred pounds and blood Avas in Mr Graf- wanted to argue that the case was ex- the kettle Keep the fish at this tem- Â¬ He looked at me over his spectacles ceptional hie nm PF most always in tAvo meals Avhich are and as the discussion ran perature Avithout once boiling Boil- Â¬ Filths Wfi n5 firmlv orrnsninrr alligator 1 We have time to stoP for on sIed e Ive seen another that was refused at pretty even the thing was postponed ing has the same effect on the albumen he awaited the coming of the f As ihft animals lnirr inwc nionp four n 3ourneys- BV WVVA The tea is in compressed quarter Xo he said it Avasnt any fancy until the next morning We had a live- of the fish that it has on eggs Avhich SAvaiiow ms prey away Avent the gaff ly dinner table that evening I can tell Ave know are always toughened by long pound cakes Avhich are further marked points They was just plain ostriches you them but in the end Potter got his way boiling Cooking the fish slowly at a between the fun began Quickly A little off color too owing to dietary Then jumpÂ¬ off somewhat like a cake of chocolate since it would stand to reason he would Ioav temperature renders it tender and into little divisions of a quarter ounce And there wasnt any particular rethe be safer if he stuck to all the birds and Ihe flesh then breaks into delicious ing ontoaway hard ground Mr Graffam- each One of these makes a pint of striction of the demand either Youd bugged at the alligator Avhich re- ca Avhen touched Avith the fork and it is stronger than one general have thought five ostriches would have that we owed him some consideration flakes his canter bv rollhur over and The old fashioned sauce served uni sistedhauling for his sportsman like behavior And drinks at home The condensed milk ruled cheap on an East Indiianian But over backward lashing the Ava- - b the was oneof em had swalilowed yer old gentleman whose son was a law- versally Avith this dinner Avas one of ter Avith his tail and cutting up many is the ordinary article Avhich you see the point said hed been thinking the thing rich draAvn butter in which hard boiled other antics not laid doAvn a diamond in the man everyAvhere It freezes of course often over and that it was very doubtful if eggs chopped fine Avere stirred Stir a perf ectly solid but that does not impair The chap it got it off was Sir ual of alligator tactics when a bird had been opened and the heaping tablespoonful of flour in half it Tea is the only drink for sledge Mbhini Padishah a tremendous swell After an exciting fight of 20 diamond recovered it ought not to be a cupful of butter Add slowly a cupful his gatorship Avas draAvn outminutes journeys Coffee is not satisfactory a Piccadilly swell you might say up on the to the neck of him and then an ugty handed back to the proper owner Ire of boiling Avater Put the sauce tn a bank by the determined hunter who nor is chocolate or cocoa Avhich pro- Â¬ Â¬ black head and a whooping turban with member I suggested it came under the saucepan on the stOAe and bring it slow- called assistance and his prize Avas se- duces thirst Lime juice I have no faith this diamond in dt The blessed bird laws of the treasure trove which was ly to the point Avhere it simmers then curely bound and conveyed to the in at all and I shall neArer try it again pecked suddenly and had it and when really the truth of the matter There add a little pepper If the butter is launch where upon arrival he found It has always been thought necessary the chap made a fuss it realized it had was a hot argument and we settled it sufficiently salted the sauce Avill not that the other members of the party had to counteract a tendency to scurvj from the consumption of so much salt flone wrong I suppose and went and was certainly foolish to kill the bird on need salt Have ready two fresh esrers secured five other alligators all alive board the ship Then the old gentle- that haA e been boiled for 20 minutes and fatty food But I never had any As the party arrived back at the hotel mixed itself with the others to preserve its incog It all happened in a minute man going at large through his legal Chop them fine and stir them into the at 130 p m after an absence of four indications of scurA y in any of my was among the first to arrive and talk tried to make out the sale was a drawn butter and one half hours it Avas not a bad party lottery and illegal and appealed to the Sometimes pork scraps made of salt mornings hunt Dried vegetables haA e been carried there was this heathen roinr over his but Potter said he sold thej larding pork cut in thin slices and fried Mr Graffams alligator AvasHhe big by some explorers and while they are fP--1rods and two sailors and the man who had charge of the birds laughing tit birds as ostriches He didnt want ta broAvn in crisp little rolls are served gestmeasuring seven feet six inches well entfugh to have at the headquar Â¬ ters Avhere as I said there may be to split It was a rummy way of losing sell any diamonds he said and didnt with a codfish dinner Skin the fish be Â¬ and weighing about 350 jxnmds is needless to add that the prize of any ariety one chooses they are en- Â¬ jewel come to think of it The man offer that as an inducement The three fore putting it on the table See that It in A charge hadnt been about just at the birds he put up to the best of his it is served as soon as it is cooked Let 20 was awarded to Mr Graffam who tirely superfluous Avhile sledging moment- so thalt he didnt know which knowledge and belief did not contain all the Aegetables as Avell as the fish be upon landing at the dok immediately man can g et along- perfectly Avell Avith served in perfection and you Avill then iommenced a hunt for a tailor shop out vegetables in fact I neA er eat urd it was Clean lost von see I a diamond It was in the one he kept o he hoped understand why old XeAv England farm and a hat store eA en at home and there isnt hich are harder to them lidnt feel half sorry to tell you the Prices ruled high next day all the wives took genuine pride in serving find in that section than alligators much nourishment in them for arctic truth The beggar had been swagger same The fact that now there were this dinner at its best N Y Tribune Boston nerald ng over his blessed dikimond ever since work There is only one tiling besides four chances instead of five of course Te came aboard those I have mentioned Avhich I consid Â¬ THE MOUTH WHEN ILL METEOROLOGY IN INDIA The blessed birds er good and that is compressed pea A thing like that goes frorajstem to caused a rise averaged two hundred and twenty Should He Frequently Cleansed and Why tlie Aaiivcs Destroyed tlie Sur Â¬ soup It has a great deal of nutriment tern of a ship in no time Everyone in it and is especially palatable But it Retreiilied was talking about it Padishah went seven and oddly enough this Padisha vey Pillars didnt secure one of em not one He When one is in good health the mouth below to hide his feelings At dinner Letters from Bush ire on the Persian can be dispensed Avith if reduction of he pigged at a table by himself him and made too much shindy and when he needs no special care beyond that of or g ulf show that the Persians are not at weight becomes a highly important two other Hindoos the captain kind ought to have been hiding he was talk dinary cleanliness Indeed the secre all disposed to lay all the blame of the point for the pemmican and biscuit ing about liens and besides Potter was tions of the Aarious glands located in drought on Providence Their Avant of are trustworthy stand bys JS Y Tel- Â¬ Df jeered at him about it and he got a bit down on him One fell to a quiet it act as disinfectants and keep it fatalistic consideration has almost egram very excited He turned round and talked into my ear He would not buy little officer chap another to the litth sweet But few hoAvever are so healthy created an international incident The MONKEY HAS THE MEASLES the birds he Avould have his diamond Jew and the third was syndicated by Imt they need to pay some attention agricultural population of the Bushire this organ and Avhen one is ill Avith district annoyed at the Avant of rain Ailment Pccuiiivr to Humanity At Â¬ lie demanded his rights as a British sub- Â¬ the engineers And then Potter seemed ject nisdiajnond must be found He suddenly sorry for having sold them any serious disease this becomes more turned their Avrath upon the Europeau tacks n Simian txt a Paris Museum and said hed flung away a clear 1000 and more necessary One physician telegraph department and especially So far as the members of the French was firm upon that He would appeal to the house of lords The man in and that very likely hed draw a blank has found it advantageous to haA e pa upon some landmarks Av hich had been Academy of Medicine haA e been able to charge of the birds was one of those and that he always had been a fool but tients suffering- with fever chew occa- Â¬ erected by Lieut Cunningham E E ascertain Cynocephalus is the first wooden headed chaps you cant get a when I went and had a bit of a talk to sionally some aromatic gum to stimu about two years ago on account of the monkey that eA er had the measles new idea into anyway lie red used any him with the idea of getting him to late the secretions of the mouth and meteorological survey of India To Zanzibar Avas his birthplace He as hedge on his last chance I found hed wash out or destroy micro organisms these obnoxious landmarks the defi- brought to Madagascar here he Avas proposal to interfere with the birds by way of medicine His instructions already sold the bird hed reserved to or fermentation going on there An Â¬ cient rainfall Avas ascribed The super- sold to a superior officer in the French were to feed them and treat a political chap that was on board a other has accomplished the same end intendent of telegraphs besieged in his army As a companion for him the them and it was as much chap Avhod been studying Indian mor- - y haA ing the patient cheAV some splin- - office by a threatening mob at once officer bought another monkey a vaga- Â¬ is his place was worth not to feed them als and social questions in his vacation tt rs of fresh pine wood Dr Itosenfield wired to the resident that affairs Avere bond who had no name and Aihose That last was the 300 bird Well they gies quite full directions for cleansing critical and II M S Sphinx and the birthplace Avas unknown The Aveather and treat them Padishah had wanted a stomach pump landed three of the blessed creatures tne mouth under such circumstances steamer LaAvrence Avere ordered at once being cold the pets Avere placed in a private in the though you cant do that to a bird at Brindisi though the old gentleman He says that in children and very oil to Bushire Stimulated by this appari- Â¬ warm house P you know This Padishah was full of said it Avas a breach of the customs persons the less solid food taken the tion the governor dispatched troops zouaves Avho Avas servingthe officer at- Â¬ iad law like most of those blessed Ben- Â¬ regulations and rotter and Padishah greater should be 1he eare with the with a gun against the rioters but too tended to their Avants and often frol- Â¬ galis and talked of having a lien on the landed too The Hindoo seemed half mouth They should rinse it out sev- late alas to saA e from destruction the icked AAith them One day P Avent a day Avith lukewarm Avater nsus belli the survey pillars the erec to the doctor complaining- of an erup- Â¬ jirds and so forth But an old boy mad as he saAv his blessed diamond go eral times vho said his son was a London barrister ing this ay and that so to speak He containing a little common salt tinc tion of Avhich had so exasperated Jhe tion on his body The doctor saAV at Strange to say 5nce that he had measles and hurried irgued that what a bird swallowed be Â¬ kept on saying hed get an injunction ture of myrrh or eau de cologne added heavenly powers him off to bed came ipso facto part of the bird and he had injunction on the brain and to stimulate secretion When there is heaA y rain fell in Bushire and the G so that the on January X another soldier Avas put in that Padishahs only remedy lay in giving his name and address to the l tendency to bleeding of the guims or damages and even then chaps Avhod bought the birds so that when the teeth are bad a pinch of poAv people are convinced of the correctness hargc cf the officers garden and mon- Â¬ tn action for t might be possible to show contribu- Â¬ theyd know where to send the dia- ilered boric acid may be twice daily of their suspicions ard Their action keys Four days later he noticed that tory negligence lie hadnt any right mond None of them Avanted his rubbed in between the lips and gums The ring leaders arc less certain for Cynocephalus kept to the corner of his af way about an ostrich that didnt name and address and none of Patients with false teeth should re- Â¬ about 20 of them Avere soundly bastin Â¬ 2uge and refused to eat The same doc- Â¬ belong to him That upset Padishah them would give their own It move them when they cannot take sol adoed by the governor to impress upon tor Avho treated the zouave was called them the fact that there is no advantage in An examination showed an erup- Â¬ extremely the more so as most of us Avas a fine toav I can tell j ou on the food in propitiating the heavenly authorities tion on Cynocephalus body and all the Patients with fe er should have expressed an- opinion that that was the platform They all Avent off bv differ- reasonableview There Avasnt any law- - ent trains I came on to Southampton something to drink cold water or -- less the earthly powers haAe been other symptoms of measles The same London treatment aatis gi en to him as to the jer aboard to settle the matter so Ave and there I saAV the last of the birds weak lemonade at least every hour iisu effectively squared zouave all talked pretty free At last after as I came ashore it Avas the one the One must not wait till the patient asks Standard Yden it appears that he came round to engineers bought and it was standing for a drink Besides preventing dry Â¬ The other monkey was in no AAise af- Â¬ Tnrnin Tnrf Into Coal flicted To begin Avith it is reported and Avent privately up near the bridge in a kind of crate ness the fluid maintains the activity of the general opinion Another plan for turning to account to the man in charge and made an offer and looking as leggy and silly a setting the glands and the Avhole function ot forces of nature as yet dimly under- Â¬ he Avas not so intelligent or so human for all five ostriches for a valuable diamond as eAer you saw the mucous membrane Many patients stood is reported from Scandinavia as Cynocephalus Avho seems to have The next morning there was a fine if it Avas a setting for a valuable dia- are prevented from drinking by a pain- where a savant has discovered a method lived up to his fine name and his place in ful dry and cracked condition of the Df converting man hadnt mond shindy at breakfast The turf into coal The turf Hie Zanzibar peerage and then the two That one Hoav did it end iny authority to deal Avith the birds Oh like that lips and therefore all feverish patients is placed in retorts and gradually heat lAere of different tribes Avould induce him Well perhaps and nothing on earth Yes theres one more should from the commencement of id to 250 degrees The retorts are then ontracted the disease Avhile the other to sell but it seems he told Padishah thing that may throw light on it A their illness have their lips rubbed sev- - 2losed and the temperature kept up for didnt says theacademiciansisnotat that a Eurasian named Potter had al- Â¬ week or so after landing I was doAvn era times a day Avith vaseline In pro- even hours The tar and gas products all remarkable for of two persons exÂ¬ ready made him an offer and on that Begent street doing a bit of shopping tracted cases of fever the mouth may are thus retained in the coal mass to posed in the same Avay it often hajpens Padishah denounced Potter before us and Avho should I see and also be swabbed out with oil or greatly Hie extent of 80 per cent and the re Â¬ lhat me escapes and the other does most of us thought having a purple time of it but Padishah diluted glycerin Paris Cor X Y Press all But I think the N Y Ledger sultant is said to contain Go per cent not it rather smart of Potter and I knoAv and Potter If you come to think of it An Audience of One nf carbon 6 per cent of hydrogen o7 Spanish Cream that when Potter said that hed wired Yes Ive thought that duly you 5 per cent of ashes Turf First Thespian At our last stand the One haif ounce of gelatine into a uater and at Aden to London to buy the birds see theres no doubt the diamond Avas 2oal gives about the same amount of theater took fire in the middle of the and Avould haA e an ansAver at Suez I real And Padishah Avas an eminent rpiart of new milk six tablespoonf uls feat as seconds and has been tested rhird act cursed prett3r richly at a lost oppor Â¬ Hindoo Ive seen his name in the pa- f sugar beaten with the yolks of four both in Krupps iron foundry and for Second Thespian Was there a panic i ggs Put the milk on to heat when tunity in the audience persoften But Avhether the bird boiling lomestic purposes Chicago Chronicle At Suez Padishah gave Avay to tears SAvallowed the diamond certainly is an- and stir hot stir in gelatine and eg s Oh no The usher Avoke him up and continually as soon as it comes In Marlle Time actual wet tears AvhenPotter became other matter as you say fold him it Avas time to go home--Ya- le San Fran- lo a boil take off and stir in iheAvhites John said a Somerville mother to the owner of the birds and offered him cisco Argonaut Record tvell beaten pour into deep glass disk her boy hoAv do you 250 right off for the five being more Lady Charles Innes Iver aunt of the md when firm and cold add Avhippea ever manage to wear such big holes in than 200 per cent onwhat Potterhad Snlimarine Telegraph Cables ream sAveetened duke of Roxburghe given Potter said hed be hanged if It takes 37 specially constructed and with sherry Avine to taste and flavored the 1knees of yoiir stockings John an- Â¬ herself by smashing has been amusing or vanilla It ought the AvindoAv panes dont know mamma Jis parted with a featherof them that equipped steamers to keep the sub to stand eight or ten hours Df an electrician who is her neighbor I always swered thoughtfully maybe I do it he meant po kill thenrpffvpneby one marine telegraph cables of the world ia aiake the day before I vant to use it when I say my prayers Somerville and has been obliged to pay for her it -y And find diosuond but afterwards repair pleasure in the Uxbridge police court Philadelphia Press Journal r Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ The boy a moment seemed to smile And then he shook his head I cannot tell you sir said he And brushed a tear away But mother says she hopes that I May rule this land some day A lady fair upon whose hand A diamond flashed its light A moment stopped before the lad That cold and stormy night Her dainty fingers drew her purse And in his hand so cold She dropped with just her sweetest smile Some bright and shining gold When youre a man what will you do ine wealthy lady cried Ill pay you back a hundredfold xne nttie boy replied One little room we call our home Amid the shadows gray But mother says she hopes that I May rule this land some day Beneath the starry flag that floats With pride from sea to sea A ragged coat is no disgrace For here all men are free The little-- boy who shivers in His garments old and poor May open as the president Some day the white house door We cannot cast the horoscope Of every boy we meet And jostle as we hasten down The ever crowded street For a mothers prayers are answered in A region far away And he who wears a ragged coat May rule our land some day T C Harbaugh in Ohio Farmer he relented a iittie He was a gambling- hound Avas thi Potter a little queer at cards and tliii kind of prize packet business must hav suited him down to the ground Any how he offered for a lark to sell the birds separately to separate people by auction at a starting- price of 80 for a bird But one of them lie said h meant to keep for luck -Â¬ thinking- it over OLD FASHIONED FISH DINNER Es- - When Properly A fish dinner in New England farming Preirel It Is ceeclingrly Palatable ALLIGATOR HUNTING IN STYLE A - - You must understand this diamond lands meant in the old times a dinner where salt codfish was the chief dish There are many places even near the coast where the jireserved od is generally preferred to the fresh fish xn amusing story to this effect was told by two New York gentlemen who traced their descent proudly from the Mayflower They visited Cape Cod to up ancestral matters Finding the look hotel fare rather monotonous they asked the landlord of the primitive little inn if he could not give them a little You must have delicious variety fish one of the guests suggested glanc Oh yes reing at the sea near by plied the landlord I will give you fish for breakfast and he did It Avas salt codfish picked up Avith eggs and Â¬ Â¬ Silk Hat Worn by- the Hnnter Was How Explorer Peary Subsisted Whil Rudely IMxpluccd on IHm Trip to the Frozen Jfortlt Graff am of Maiden Mass acWH Lieut Peary hose brilliant exploits companied by Mr and Mrs C P Stev in the far north have only been eclipsed ens of that city Avho Avere making a thus far by Dr Hansen has imparted sight seeing tour through Florida a feAv of his ideas in housekeeping in joined a hunting party of 14 bound on the arctic regions Of course the main an alligator hunt down the Indian stay of the larder is a supply of canned Â¬ AA Â¬ Dear me I Tlie baby has Faswallowed that piece of Avorsted ther Thats nothing to the yarns shell haAe to SAvalloAv if she lives te grow up Tit Bits They At the De Styles Dance Mother say Â¬ river A prize of A Sunday-go-to-meet- in Â¬ 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ articles such as preserves jams bis cuits vegetables butter tea coffee chocolate cocoa and in short every variety of food tha is capable of being preserA ed in a canister Such supplies are of course inost useful on board the ship during sledge journeys it is hoAV ever different On these said Peary there must be the sternest simplicity in the matter of food The changes Avhich I should make in another expeditions sledg e equipment Avould be ail in the direction of cutting doAvn the variety of food supplies There are just four things in the Avay of provisions that I should take and those are pemmican ships biscuit tea and condensed milk A fifth article avouIJ be furnished in the shape of fresh meat of any kind that Ave might kill on the way On my preA ious journey I tooU a great many things that Avere not only useless but Avorse because they merely added Aveight to the sledges and thus Avasted our strength unnecessarily If a man cannot get along Avith pemmican and biscuit ith tea to drink the arctic regions are no place for him He mustnt expect the luxuries of a hotel Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ tions to make a gentleman Like one Yes I suppose so of these Humph It doesnt seem worth the trouble Truth is going to propose to me soon mam- Â¬ ma Her Mother Why do you say Madge-7-H- e that took me out to look at some tandem Avheels last even- Â¬ ing Philadelphia North American A Better Plan Squildig What do yooi think of Chandlers scheme to seize armor plate works McSwilli gen I think the government ought to seize Chandlers cheek and convert it into armor plate Pittsburgh-Chron-icle-Telegraph that it takes at least three genera- Â¬ A Forecast Madge I think Jack AA A Master of Bomance Bosworth would have made a fortune as a novelist What makes you think so I Avas ith him the other evening Avh en he Av as telling his Avife why he hap pened to be so late in getting home CleA eland Leader Artie Darling you have no idea hoAv anxious I was while you Avere coming down the rope ladder I was sa afraid you had not fastened it securely AA Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ above me alarmed dear Â¬ You needne haAe been Papa tied ahe knot for Detroit Free Press Susie Â¬ NEW MUSICAL INSTRUMENT Â¬ Â¬ AA Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ W Â¬ Called tlie Mellow Chord and Was Revealed liy a Peripatetic Ghost In Bumford liA es am old gentlemau-aa-Iipossesses tlie musical instinct to a marked degree In fact it is heredi tary with him for liis father Avas a fid Â¬ dler and his father in turn before him so that it is not altogether strange that he should be endoAved AAith the same temperament So fine is his sense oi harmony and touch thait he has to heaz an air Avhistled sung or hummed only once in order to correctly produce it on a stiringed instrument He plays purely by ear and as he himself f rankLy coiv fesses does not Iciioav ihe first rudi ment in music or one printed note from Â¬ Â¬ l i o Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 5 -- A - - AA Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ t- - Â¬ - AA Â¬ AA Â¬ so-and-- so so-and-- so so-and-- so so-and-- so Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - A Â¬ neigh-boring-distr- ict Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ arm-in-ar- m Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ mandolin and set his Avits at Avork to make something that would suit him and he succeeded in a production of his OAA n Avhich he very appropriately calls the mellow chord Built somewhait on the lines of the banjo yet with a flav oring of the guitar the musical result Is wonderful Strung ith violin and Iaao Avire guitar strings the tones are as melloAA- - and rich as anything imagin able The inventor has entered on eighth decade of his life and Avhen Avith his TnelloAV chord on his knee he strikes into an old dance tune of the 40s it is almost impossible for his hear ers to retain their seats for the way the music Avells forth is a matter to be ondered at The melloAv chord is just 2S inches over all and 12 inches ideat the head When played the melloAv chord is held in an upright position on the left knee kh the head pressed against the hotly As on a banjo the fingering is done with the left hand although there are no frets the inventor holding that frets breaking as they do tlie level expanse of the string board split tlie notes and cause inharmonious sounds The holo about tliree inches in diameter AAith an elongated side extending toward the keyboard Over this hole the bridge is placed and the six strings passing over it are attached to the tail piece The bridge is five and a half inches long and is made on the arch principle although the top line is perfectly straight 14 must necessarily be long so as to bridge the hole and underarched in the miud le to support the six strings m tho middle without snapping Under each end of the bridge are two small pieces of Avocd glued to the main cross piece to keep it from turning over Under these are tAvo small pieces of silver Avhich give an added ring to the instru ment The string board is of rosewood with an ebony nut Tlie neck is made of sugar maple the band is of maple the top of the head is made of pine and the back is quartered red birch in fact all of the stock used in themelloAv chord is quartared The keys are patent metal affairs Tn the head of tho instrument are three supports or posts which help take the bridge and string strain In playing the Avrist neA er leaves the pAd support on the neck Musicians and others travel miles to reach Bumford in order to hear the mel Ioav chord played and all are unanimous in the decision that the tones it pro-Â¬ duces are far superior to those of the banjo guitar or mandolin It has m soft tone which readily blends with the voice in a manner that none of the other stringed instruments named seems to do Many wiho liave heard the chord haA e tried to buy it but the owner re- Â¬ fuses to consider an offer The strings when played are struck in pairs sending forth a deep rich tone when picked between the bridge and the end of the string board The near Â¬ er the hole the deeper are the tones The inventor is proud of his instru Â¬ ment and no matter what time of the day or night people Avait on him they find the old gentleman always ready to take his melloAv chord out of the case pnd play as long as his visitors Avish The inventor is something of a spirÂ¬ itualist and he says that before hj made the instrument a shade appeared unto him and held a fac simile of the one he noAv has up in his hand before his qvs Of course the glance the mortal was able 1o get of it must have been a very liasty one but from it the mel- jw enoru oceanic a real it - Provi- -- A born player he was not satisfied with the tunes of the iolin banjo or -- another Â¬ AA Â¬ te V i AA AA AA i- - Â¬ -- a- three-year-o- ld 2ence B I Journal -- Â¬ je other day Avith 132000 pounds of hali Â¬ but The same boat made a worlds record by catching 110000 xtmd of kblibut in a dayv Chicago Chronicle Halllmt Catches in the Pacific A steamer arrived in Vancouver the - I - A- - - X ft THE The Free Pike Prohlem The last tollgate in Lewis county has been removed by law and the balance be of the roads in Anderson county will free to morrow OURBOiN gstsm JpsWs FRIDAT t il i MAY 7 1897 A Mm I he Foot of a Fly ft If You V7oat ll -- r A PERFECT 111 btt5Z 5s1 - j S t i I - V - f national reunion at Nashville ed by ex Parisian A C Gutzeit and the The Senate amendments to the Tariff stage will be managed by Roger Wil- Â¬ Tenn Bill are not popular among House Re Â¬ liams also a former resident of this city The Court of Appeal Tuesday morn Â¬ publicans There will be a determined ing affirmed the judgment of Clark The cast of characters is as follows fight against the increased beer tax County Circuit Court in thecase of Commodore Columbus Cook who Aaron Richard Vandiveer Lilliarll Rainey Adams in April 1895 for which he is ui The Senate by a vote of 43 to 26 failed Colonel Mapleson Mulberri O Hutchison der sentence to hang May 15 at Win- Â¬ Frank to ratify the general arbitration treaty Bernard Nelms Lieutenant Lollypop batween the United States and Great Samuel W Lee chester Barnacle Duff 4 Britain A majority of two thirds Vas Simpson Charity Sidney Hughes required for ratification John W Hood Sergeant Sizzle Drill Advertised Letter Iist O Marshall Guerrant Ensign Toddles Mile Auburni Ernani At Frankfort List of letters remaining unclaimed Miss Lillian Morecraft in Paris Ky postoffice May 7 1897 Bratton Mrs LizzieLamhan Mr Cary The two revenue bills as agreed upon Mine Lulu Lalla Miss Jennie LHoininedieu Breckenridge GeoLetton J M were report Â¬ in conference at Franktort David B Hill Buruetta Livingston Patsy Ann ed to both Houses Wednesday and final- Â¬ CHORUS Bivin Mrs S B Miller Mr Ed ly passed thus disposing of the mo3t im Â¬ Morrison John H Brierly Mr J H Paul Justice Jack Livingstone A C portant business that remained for the Brent 4iGip Kimbrough Rob rfc Har Â¬ Brooks Mrs CarrieMorrison Joe 2 ris Ernest Elliott Charlton Metcalf A Bolden Mr John HNichals Mary attention of the Legislature O Hodges Ken Walker Isaac Leonard Border Miss LidaPatrick Robt E Lee BueknerMr Samuel Pickler Judse 1 J SdoxT and Hoc B A Richard Kennedy Crow Reese Dun Dawson BoatmanPolk ColMr Cash J Wm H can In summer time more espec- Â¬ hold ially disease germs fill the air multi- Â¬ tudes are infected tall ill die multi Â¬ These messengers of tudes escape In showing how turnpike raiders hadmischiefdo not exist for millions Why depreciated turnpike stock the HarrodsBecause they are healthy and strong burg Democrat tells ot lariner win not protected as a crocodile is aganst gun- Â¬ Divine selling one share to Judge Card It is the weak the wasted the shot well for five cents those who thin blooded who tall nHP HI Jv have no resistive power so that a sudden is said that Madison county will cough or cold develops into graver It AbsoEufrsBy issue 75000 worth of bonds to buy and disease We hear of catchmg disease her turnpikes The Fiscal Why not catch health We can do it Celebrated for its great leavening make free Assures the Couit is investigating the matter strength and healthfulness by always maintaining our healthy food against alnui and all forms of adul- Â¬ weight teration common to the cheap brands Fayette county now has 283 miles of Royal Baking Powder CO- - New YOrkJ free pikes leaving 160 miles of toll roads of Cod liver Oil is condensed nourish- Â¬ MEWS The toll Carlisle Mercury says The ment food for the building up ot the gate on the Indian Creek pike was cut system to resist the attacks of disease 1881 Seventeenth Year Established and the keepers told It should be taken in reasonable doses down Monday Friday by Published every Tuesday and not to put it up again or try to col- all summer long by all those whose WALTER CHAMP lect any more toll Two gates near weight is below the standard of heaith Editors and Oilmen BBUCB MILLER were cut out Saturday If you are losing ground try a bottle Bramblefct one on the Plum Lick pike and now Make all Checks Money Orders etc night Union pike payable to the order of Champ Miller one on the Sharpsburg For sale by all druprensts at 50c and io In Judge Kimbronghs instruction to the Nicholas grand jury he dwelt at length At Washington BASE BALL NOTES upon the lawlessness committed by the Nine of the twenty four applicants toll gate raiders throughout Nicholas the Diamond Doings for appointment as United States Mar- Â¬ and other counties and asked that they Gossip offessionals and Amateurs of Proshal for Kentucky are in Washington investigate the matter thoroughly Edw Shinners ball club opened the and a spirited contest for the place is go- Â¬ season yesterday at Portsmouth defeat- Â¬ ing on Dr Jaoi83 is strongly tipped as in sight of Sharpsburg was ing the Blue Licks of Cincinnati the winner by virtue of the indorse Â¬ A tollgate Score 13 to 5 Batteries Lindsley and destroyed Wednesday night ments of Doboe and Hunter Harrington for Portsmouth Bolly and Exciting times are expected to day at Miller for Blue Licks The Republican Senators in caucus at the trial of the tollgate Washington adopted the report of their Harrodsburg at SCINTILLATIONS committee on the reorganization of the raiders - J T Hinton can suit you in wall Senate committees Ono of Senator De Au Interesting Jumble Of News And Comment boes six assignments is to the committee papers Any style aesirea ami at pnueo Call in and see to examine the several branches of the that are just right Methodist Conference meets in Cyn Â¬ civil service Hamia Penrose and De them thiana about June 20th boe were not given chairmanships Fourteen Covington saloons have quit GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS business on account of hard times Senator Deboe reached Washington Otherwise Remarks In Oscar Wilde will be released from Wednesday morning In the afternoon Theatrical AndThe Foyer prison next week and will go to Italy he was sworn in as a member of the SHIP AHOY Tro thousand crates of strawberries Senate He was accompanied by about The production next Tuesday night at were shipped North from Chattanooga a carload of Kentucky Republicans who the Paris Grand of the beautiful comic hope to secure his backing for good opera Ship Ahoy by Lexingtons most Tuesday night On the 22nd 23rd and 24th of June Federal positions and otherd are arriv- Â¬ talented singers will be an important ing at Washington by every train society event The opera will be direct- the Confederate Veterans will have a After so many dire threats of bodily hirm the directors of Buckeye road in Garrard have decided to thiow open gates and collect no more toll will says an eminent English doctor carry enough poison to infect a house- Â¬ UI ri ViNflSgfcYWMUi the Tlie Pure R WL DOUGLAS SSSHOElnthlorld For Sev tee vmm SoHi SflUiWciU 14 years this shoe by merit alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas 350 400 and 500 shoes are the productions of skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices Also S250 and 200 shoes for men 250 200 and 175 for boys W L Douglas shoes are indorsed by over 1000000 wearers as the best In style lit and durability of any shoe ever offered at the prices They are made in all the latest shapes and styles and of every vari Â¬ ety of leather If dealer cannot supply you write for cata- Â¬ logue to W L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by A nt3 J P KIELY Presbyterian General Assembly Â¬ The General Assembly meets May 20 31 at Charlotte N C The double daily train service of the Queen Cres- Â¬ J 3CL C3 cent Route is unsurpassed Only one change of cars to Charlotte Quick schedules One fare for the round trip Ask agents for full particulars WC -- Rinearson O - VI Genl Passr Agt Cincinnati Ii N Kates To Nasliville Centennial and International Exposition Nashville Tenn May 1st to Oct 31st 97 L N will sell tickets Tenn CORN PLANTERS You can always depend on them to do the work and do it right at the least possible expense 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 Oot 30 final limit 7 days including date of sale 760 F B Tarr Agt Let The Whole World Know The Good sold tBbM2SsuLvv t 32orXj3r oy Dr Miles Heart Cure Doe xrcixTzziimrL Â¬ grand For Spring 1897 productions of the leading manulactur- ers and at reasonable prices i l an me iifw iaai anu colors 11 21 We are now areceiving Spring gcods in 1 rot M H BAILEY non HAilj QJ ouz Office hours ine i ioesc XS53KT3X37 PSRIQ uver ueposit tfanirj 8 i IfY M rsas -1 RION OLAS to 12 am lto 6 p m -- Always taught that heart disease Is incurable when the symptoms become well defined the patient H tiADfl uiatbtLOEj aaiii iMnnen disadvantage i n iii aus its victim at a Â¬ Crutcher respectively Circuit Judge and CommonweiUhs Attorney in the Twenty fifth Judicial District composed and of Jessamine Madison Clark Powell counties have been declared the nominees for the offices they hold They had no opposition lit l EL i - - Ferguson C E Potts Adline 2 Field Mr WilliamsReysen A F John Meyers Foster Helm John G ardner Mr JosephReid Mr Martin Hood A J Love Richard Nelson T Gray Mrs Emma Sanford Mr Frank Murray John P Moore Frank Justice Glenn Mrs Lucy Smich Miss Laura R Henry Mrs Marv Sholes Miss Maria Tom Acres Wilson Luxson McMichael Dr Waltz Dudley Short Howell Etta cof Stone J J Hunter Pearlie Thomas Miss Ida M Dan Bryan Carroll Powers Huggard Li7zie Wiggins Carrie Act 1 Isle of Palms Williams M S Deck of the Dr Deboe was sworn in Wednesday Act 2 Quarter Ball Room Cuckoo Persons calling for aboye letters will Act 3 Yellow as United States Senator His seat is please say advertised Time To day W Li Davis P M next to Mark Hanna Deboe was given places on the following committees To The Barrison sisters famous for their establish the University of the United wickedness are appearing in the concert States to examine the several branches given by Wallaces circus For Sale of the civil service Improvement of the Mississippi River Indian Depreda Â¬ Revolutionary tions Railroads A leading feature of the amateur min HAVE a lot of new farming imple- Â¬ Claims stral performance next Wednesday night to which the Expectant Mother is ments which have never been used will be The Inflamatory Contest a exposed and the foreboding and that I will sell cheap for cash dread shovel BrerEldiett Orr of the Owen News burlesque on the declamatory contests ward with which she looks for- Â¬ 7 doubleplows plows 2 pony to the hour of womans defeated J P Hutchinson last Saturday for which Cynthiana is noted Biil severest trial is appreciated by but 6 pair double trees mm 8 in the Democratic primary for the nom- Â¬ 5 tooth cultivators 12 Im1 few All effort should be made 1 nice surrey ination for Representative in Owen WHERE TIS FOUND Tf Ifi FiS to smooth these rugged places 1 barouche county All those who seek prosperity 3i n u9u 2 phaeton buggies in lifes pathway for her ere she May see it plainly very presses to her bosom her babe If they will take a little peep J H HAGGARD Into Websters dictionary Sherman Stivers has taken the Glenns old stand corner Fourth and ageucy for the Cincinnati Daily Times High Streets You will be surprised and greatly Paris K Star a most excellent paper and will pleased when you learn the prices on have it delivered to subscribers in any straw matting at J T Hintons Im- allays Nervousness and so assistsÂ¬ forpart of the city for six cents per week mense display now in the show win- Nature that the change goes He solicits your subscription ward in an easy manner without tf dows see them such violent protest in the way of A No 1 fresh milch cow with young WHEEL NOTES Nausea Headache Etc Gloomy call Apply to N F SMITH SAILORS AND MARINES alarmed and a nervous panic takes But when a sure remedy is found and a cure effected after years of suffering there is great rejoicing and desire to let the whole world know Mrs Laura Wine- inger of Selkirk Kansas writes I desire to let the whole world know what Dr Miles Ileart Cure has done for Tt me FoP teU years I had shortHeart Cure pain In my hearfcpalpita- Â¬ ness of breatn my leftside Restores tion pain in oppressed feeling in my Health chest weak and hungry spells bad dreams could not lie on either side was numb and suffered terribly I took Dr Miles Heart Cure and before I finished the second bottle I felt its good effects I feel now that I am fully recovered and that Dr Miles Heart Cure saved my life Dr Miles Heart Cure is sold on guarantee that first bottle benefits or money refunded bSComes place Illla ANGER ann moments I EjslB E II lBdiHPM a V 1 u I JliV IMS il Ua ffvS Mk CI tfi wCa Â¬ Â¬ r ff - IT t - rV Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair lanes About Devotees Of The Wheel At Home And Elsewhere Mr J A Bower had a strange ex- Â¬ perience while cycling Wednesday at E - DR mx a r CREAM J fV iJ- - J I J PER BOTTLE at all Drug Stores wall paper than any 100 sent by nail on receipt of price or A nure GraDe Cream of Tartar Pnwrfpr FrM Kentucky dealer outside of Louisville BOOKS Containing invaluable information of interest to all will be sent to from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant I Handsome paterae all of them cdcc any address women application by npoa J T Hinton i THEKADFELEGLATOftCATUMTAA 40 YEARS THE STANDARD MOST PERFECT MADE BAKING POWDER while wheeling along at a good peace and before he was aware of it he run over a snake which was coiled in the middle of the road Mr Bower dismounted and killed the snake a striped reptile near- Â¬ ly three feet in length Tis in the Spring that old Sols smiles Doth sooth the cyclers indignation They make him reel off countless miles And bring him joy and perspiration Paris will be well represented at the Ii A Wineet in June at Cynthiana New Forrest He forebodings yield to cheerful and hopeful anticipations she passes through the ordeal quickly and without pain is left strong and vigorous and enabled to joyously perform the high and holy duties now devolved upon her Safety to life of both is assured by the use of Mothers Friend and the time of recovery shortened Have you seen my window display Do yon 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 ri for sAriEX m mt I know one lady the mother of three hanslor are children who suffered greatly in the them at once hereby notified to presentÂ¬ properly proven birth of each who obtained a bottle of quired by law to the undersigned as re or to Mothers Friend of me before her his attorney Harmon Stitt Paris Ky fourth confinement and was relieved quickly and easily All agree that their E T REES Assignee labor was shorter and less painful 26fb Shannon Mason Co Ky Q Ga John against ALL persons having claimsIsaac F assigned estate of J T HINTON 9 BABY CARRIAGES Polhill Macon Ihaya more V i column The First Send your order to Oscar Battle Miller Hutchison Kyf agent for BourÂ¬ bon county tf of W See advertisement in another FURNITURE And WOOD MANTEL J Bryans new book UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BEANOHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED T0r CP -9 MS - THE tBOURBON NEWS FRIDAY MAY W Jf LWW 7 1897 - 5 H THE BQURBOH NEWS 1881 Program of Ii A W Meet PERSONAL MENTION AND GOERS OBSERVED BY NUPTIAL KNOTS ML m r - Mfe - J 1 it i it - Division of the League of American THE NEWS MAN Enteied at the Post office at Paris Ky as Wheelmen to be held June 22 and 23 seco ss mail matter at Cynthia na Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel lobbies And first day Elsewhere 1 One mile novice medal TELEPHONE NO 124 state 2 Kentucky Half mile Mr rank Scott of Lexington was SUBSCRIPTION PRICES championship a visitor in Paris Wednesday Payable in A dvan ce 3 Two mile handicap Mr John McCann of Toledo Ohio S2 00 Six mouths One year 100 4 Quarter mile dash is the guest of relatives here nkws costs you cant even get a rf 5 One mile open gun free of charge port fk02i a Mrs C E Nippert who has been 6 One mile 2 40 class very ill of pneumonia is improving Make all Checks Money Orders Etc 7 Half mile open Champ payable to the order of Miiiiit- K Mr and Mrs J M Hughes visited 8 Two Kentucky state miles friends in Millersburg Wednesday Rev Joe Hopper will begin a two championship Mrs W H Cox has returned from second day weeks meeting Monday night in Mid- Â¬ 1 One Kentucky state French Lick Springs and is quite ill mile way championship Commonwealths Attorney John S Du Louis Landman optician of 2 Half mile handicap Smith is attending Circuit Court in Cincinnati will be at the Hotel Wind Â¬ Georgetown 3 One mile open sor next Tuesday the 11th 4 Quarter mile dash Mrs J B Kennedy Mrs Thomp Â¬ BIRTHS 5 One mile handicap son Tarr and Miss Julia McKiin were in Gov Bradley and his staff and both The Advent Of Our Future Men And 6 One mile 230 class Lexington yesterday branches of the Legislature will attend Women 7 Kentucky state Five miles Miss Pattie Letton has returned the Lexington races Monday IsaaeGassonowitch a Russian living championship from a short visit to her sister Mrs J R at Chicago is the father of thirty five 8 One mile consolation About seventy five Parisians patron- Â¬ Williams in Midway children He is sixty two years old and ized the excursion to Cincinnati yester- Â¬ Mr W K Massie of Lexington yearns for the distinction of being the Yes there are other laundries but day and spent a day in the Queen City for perfect color fine finish and most was in the city yesterday to see his father of forty children His mother Buy your carpets at J T Hintons uniform work the Bourbon Steam uncle Mr W W Massie was one of twenty one children He brings in big lots and sells them low Laundry excels Phone 4 8my tf Dr C F S Lincoln of Louisville The baby carriages at J T Hintons down You are especially invited to in will arrive to morrow to visit his former School Boys The High are offered for less money than you can spect the carpets and inquire prices class mate Dr F L Lapsley get them in Cincinnati or Lexington Preliminary contests will be held in Mrs Chas Webber of Sbelbyville Ask for the prices you are thinking of buying a ladies If chapel of the Paris High School next is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs v wheel it will pay you to look at the ons the Friday night to select two declaimers a Matthew Kenney near Paris Especial care is taken with ladies we are turning out for 50 vocalist a pianist and a violinist to repMrs W T Brooks left Wednesday shirt waists at the Bourbon Steam Land G S Varden Co resent the School in the High School 8mytf for a short visit to her sister Mrs Chas dry Paris Spillman in Jessamine county The ladies of the Metholist Church Tournament at Harrodsburg request The News to announce that will also be well represented in the OBITUARY Mrs Henry Chares of Deadwood they will shortly give a strawberry athletic contests To sipper The date will be announced The Paris High School baseball club Dakota who has been a guest at Mr Respectfully DedicatedDead The Memory Of The J M Mayes left Wednesday for her next week is composed of the following players W H Gayle the oldest Mason in Ken Â¬ Dempsey shortstop Spears third base home Mr F Fugazzi the confectioner Blessing center field Mcllvain rijzht The Danville Advocate Wednesday tucky died Tuesday at Newport aged moved his family and household goods field Lilleston left field Berry first said Miss Elizabeth Van Meter will ninety seven years He has been a down from Lexington Wednesday and base and pitcher Rion first base and lbave to morrow to visit in Paris and Mt Mason seventy five years and has taken they are now housekeeping in a flat in pitcher Paton second base Roche Sterling every degree except Thirty third Scottish the Nippert block catcher and captain Wilmotu substi- Â¬ Mrs George B Alexander and Miss Rite Kate Alexander visited the formers Ballast for the entire K C division tute Police Court Prizes con- Â¬ parents Mr and Mrs Ambrose Buford In the High School declamatory of the L N is being gotten out at In Judge Webbs court yesterday Jim Mnllius Station a few miles south of test at Versailles Willian J Steinert in Covington this week Berea where W J SparkSjbas just put was selected to represent Versailles in Mr and Mrs Ullie Johnson How Â¬ Washington was fined 5 for dumping the Bluegrass tournament ta Harrod ard who were married in this city on garbage on the street in a 3500 rock crusher Laura Turner colored was taxed Preliminary contests April 18th have returned from their burg May 27th You can afford to buy just the style will be held to night at Richmond to se- Â¬ now residing in 750 for the privilege of chastising a straw mattings you want at J T lect two declaimers a pianist and a wedding trip and are female friend Covington Hintons He has roll after roll of mat- - vocalist Joe Will Ayres paid 1250 for the fun Captain and Mrs John T Martin of of speeding with rocks some -tings all beautiful patterns at low school Maysville formerly of this city left prices J T Hinton has an immense stock of Tuesday for Los Angeles Cal where children -Judge Tarvin a leading attorney of carpets His prices on ingrain carpetsÂ¬ thejT will spend some time after which John English was hilarious to anÂ¬ carunlawful degree Monday and conCovington will lecture at the court are extremely low and he is selling they will take a tour of the Pacific coast tributed 750 for his pleasure pets every day This is your chance bouse in this city Monday night on -Mr and Mrs E A Tipton and chil- Â¬ Wil3on Brown for breach of peace Confidence Admission fifty cents Declamatory Contest To night dren of Lexington will leave Monday was fined 750 Tickets can be had from any member of for the far West They will spend a Geo Miller who was passing through The following program will be ob- Â¬ monthin Denver and then go to Ana theLChristiah Endeavor Society served to night at the inter collegiate Pris with a car load of horses tanked conda Montana where they will reside up during his stop over j9l new addition to tne t cs ji picnic un and plank contest at Morrison Chapel in Lexing- Â¬ in future Bridge is the erec- Â¬ ton grounds at Natural ed down ten plunks for his jag Mrs J T Hinton left yesterday tion of a large bath house on the edge Will Shannon colored was fined 825 L P Evans Central University morning for Midway to attend a fash- Â¬ Tuesday in Squire Lillestons court for oftthe larger lake This body of water The Souths Memorial covers about sixty acres and is said to Thos H Ballard Kentucky Univer- Â¬ ionable dinner given by State Senator striking his wife -make an excellent bathing place By Their Fruits Ye Shall Know and Mra Henry L Martin at their sity Surprised A Burglar splendid home in Woodford Guests Rev George Varden of this city Them Tell were present from Lexington Frank- Â¬ T L Campbell State College Mr J D Bruer book keeper for the will fill the pulpit of Upper Street Bap- Â¬ fort Louisville and other cities Power Grocery Co discoveredfa burglar tist Church in Lexington Sunday morn- Â¬ Tale Heart Dr C D Cram left yesterday for hiding under his desk the other night L S Bonta Kentucky Wesleyan ing and at night the pastor having gone Midway where he will visit for several when he went in to work on his books The Convicts Soliloquy to the Southern Baptist Convention Rev Frank days before proceeding with his wife to Being unarmed Mr Brur stepped out to The judges selected are which is in session in Wilmington N C J Cheek Paris Mr John L Amsden Phoenix Arizona where they will reside call a policeman aud was absent only a The Ladies Aid Society of the Little Versailles and Mr John Winn Mt in future on account of Mrs Crams moment but when he returned the Welch health The kindest wishes of many burglar had escaped Attorney John Only a small Rock Christian Church will give an ice Sterling Dan- Â¬ friends follow them to their Western amount of money was taken cream and strawberry supper in their Nicholas ville Rev J W Lynch church yard on Saturday night May ville and Prof Weaver Paris were home 15th and they desire a liberal patronage named as alternates Conductor W H Kirby of the L -NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS as they are making an effort to free the N accompanied by his wife left The weather is now favorable for Wednesday for Los Angeles California church from debt Admission 25 cents children under twelve years ten cents baby carriages J T Hinton offers an to attend the annual meeting of the Â¬ b a meeting of the THERE will the Hotel Windsor stock elegant line at reasonable figures Co at of They Order of Railway Conductors The train from Liyingston yesterday v Ashbrook Paris will be gone about a month Conductor the office of Mann Killed In Chicago Ky at 10 a m Saturday May 8th brought in a passenger who had travel- Â¬ Dunn will Jhave charge of Conductor 07 important business ed without ticket or money from Nash of Henry Gnadinger Kirbys train during the latters absence The remains D TURNEY Prest ville He was a white tramp who had who died Saturday night in Chicago Mav 5 1897 ridden on the roof of the baggage car were interred here Wednesday morning Straw mattings dont cost much at Â¬ He was discovered as the train came in- The Chicago Record and Tribune Monday J T Hintons He sells them at low to Paris and was called down by officer told of a difficulty which Gnadinger was prices and he has a big stock to select Mernaugh who was at the depot The drawn into Saturday by ex Constable from venturesome fellow lost his hat during McGinnis and Policeman McAuliffe in Will price appearance are the Call pay the highest selling for wool Beautiful in the perilous ride and see us before which Gnadinger was bably beaten and waists laundered by the Bourbon Steam 4may 4t R B HUTCHCRAFT Bring your coal oil cans and get them kicked The Coroners verdict was that Launday 8mytf -Next Saturday he died from wounds received in the en- Â¬ filled free of charge A few second hand wheels almost May 8th only we will give away one counter and his assailants have been Dissolution 01 P gallon of coal oil with each purchase held for trial The difficulty was about new at Vardens cheap amounting to 100 and gallon of coal an election dispute Gnadinger is a son Cover the soiled walls and ceilings oil with each purchase amounting to 50 of John Gnadinger Sr late of this city The Drs Roberts cents In addition to this we will give and is remembered by many Parisians as with some of J Hintons choice wall Ussery partnership ofconsent dissolved is b3T mutual Â¬ paper Any price paper that is wantaway one box best parlor matches with a quiet and peaceable young man All accounts of the firm are paTable ed all are included in his big stock to Dr Roberts and he assumes the in- Â¬ Sugar ex- Â¬ of 25 cents each purchase debtedness of the firm Old Soldiers To Meet cepted m above offers Ivcntuckians At Washington W C USSERY Blue Grass Grocery Co The State encampment of the G A H H ROBERTS c Among the score3 of well known Ken April 30 1897 Always The Latest And Best Machinery R of Kentucky will maet at Lexington tuckians in Washington on official busi- Â¬ Monday Arrangements have been And Therefore The Best Work ness this week are Messrs John Bosely made for the entertainment of these for an auditorship in the any If there is doing improved machinery grizzled old veterans and everything of Paris Senator Bennett laundry more perfect Treasury Richmond invented for depend upon the Bourbon promises a pleasant and profitable meet- Â¬ and Hon J W Yerkes Danville for work just Maj Clarkson Commander-in-Chie- f Steam Laundry putting it in Their ing the Eighth District Collectorship Sam of the G A R will be present We have completed arrangements to latest additions are A high graded shirt starcher which precludes all injury to The Kentucky veterans of the Mexi- Â¬ J Roberts Lexington after Seventh receive daily from Miller Wards dairy a the most delicate fabric and insures uni- Â¬ can war will meet in Cynthiana Mon- Â¬ District Collectorship Sam Kash Man Â¬ large amount of extra fine Fresh form work and a new collar and cuff chester after the Peruvian mission N Cream the product of his noted prem- Â¬ to give either The Maiden D ironer which enables us finish on collars day in annual reunion Miles Nicholasyille wants the ium cows City people will entertain them hand Â¬ We will keep on a high gloss or domestic at Bolivian mission Judge Deming of our shop on Main hands at all timesand cuffs between Sixth and somely Mt Olivet well endorsed for anything Seventh a supply of Fresh Cream which Shall we call for your wora Phone 4 Bourbon Steam Laundry tf Do wise people go to blacksmiths for Senator Hissem John Mayers and D we will retail in any desired quantity H Stine have eyes on the Newport post at market price watches or to butchers for legal advice ITIglit Over A Woman Your patronage is solicited office K J Hampton Winchester and We sell bicycles see Leslie Combs Lexington after the U John Cantrell was arrested Wed- Â¬ G S Varden Co Williams S Marshalship of Kentucky and scores Tha Popnlar Meat Market nesday night by Constable Joe the head oi otners aiter any oia mace jaiey can 4 for hitting Bus Kelly in Fish Dynamiters At Work Â¬ m - Seventeenth Year Established The following program will be ob Â¬ served at the meet of the Kentucky COMERS Engagements Announcements vAnd Sol Â¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Mr Walter G Ccoper a prosperous young business man of Greencastle Ihd was married Wednesday to Miss Anna B Evans a handsome Clark county young lady at the latters home near Winchester The ceremony was performed by Rev Donaldson The at-Â¬ tendants were Mies Lida Bean of Clark and Mr Henry Bratton of North Mid dletown The wedding party drove to this city and Mr and Mrs Cooper left on the 345 L N train for Green- Â¬ castle Deputy Clerk Pierce Paton yesterday issued a marriage license to Thomas W Gray and Miss Effie Fuller Ernest Daulton and Miss Anna Gray of Maysville will wed June 30th Look Before You Buy And remember we guarantee more for your money than you can buy elsewhere or your money refund- ed and you to be the judge of it 4 Buy your shoes of us and get one of the beautiful medallion pictures FREE See them on exhibition at our store DAVKTH0MS0N4ISGRIO NEW RI kPU OIRFC SG00 DS JUST ARRIVED PROM THE IMPORTER -- Â¬ Including such choice weaves as Eta mines Chantilions Co verts G renadiDes Figured Twilled and Plain Mohair Serges c Call and see these goods PRICES THE LOWEST Hamburgs at greatly reduced prices w 529 Main St Paris Ky great deal of talk is being created by the extraordinary bargains now being offered by us and the following prices will command the attention of eyery careful buyer A colors 1t anaii at some of them are marked CONDONS DiacK ratierns in and S10 Spring Dress Goods in all the less Hosiery at 10c and l5o newest effects strictly all wool at Others get 25c for the same goods zoc and d9c worth double Our domestic stock is the hes We will still sell our finest Dress assorted and decided v the chean- r 4 i Q i i est -- 6 8 Extra Â¬ - i i it Table Linens Towels and Nap Â¬ kins are our special ty and we will save you 25c on the dollar- - if you buy them from us G D Corsets 50c 75c and 61 are the best in the world for the price Ladies and Childrens full seam- - good Brown Cotton 5c Bleached Cotton good 5c Very Best Cotton 8c 10 4 Pepperell Sheeting lSc Best Lancaster Ginghams 5cv Percales and Penangs 7c Ladies Bleacned Vests at 10d7 fill taped worth 25c 1PJ jLcV trfB charge See the new portraits we enlarge free of THIS Red Bermudas For Cash only this week i Patent Flour Eating Potatoes Irish Yellow Jersey Seed sweet Southern Queen seed sweet 525 bbl 25 c bu 150 bbl 150 bbl 200 bbl 4 Wool Wanted 0 EDWARD PariSi 3ESy WE HATE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00E OF eitnefsl IMPORTED SUlTfflGS AND TROUSERINGS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky whes quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calL 9- - -- FRESH CREAM EVERY DAY FLNtt MERCHANT S E TIPTON TITOHS Full line of samples Cutter E We are also agents for the celebrated Chas Smith Shirt DAUGHERUY BROS 434 Main St Paris Ky 9 ye 2p- Have a clean new stock of the 97 Cleveland Orient and land with a rock inflicting probably fatal in who are can Scores dead The combatants juries line Stoner A the dam in this city standard at Misses Childrens and Infants Phoenix Bicycles negroes are half brothers and fought in ing Spring Heel that are made like suit the times at Vardens and it evident that the dynamit Alley over a white woman Music grown np The line at their work The doubtful character The woman in the ers have Every pair brim dynamiters may THEcarpet display at J T Hintons ful style andParis from Also second hand wheels at skipped out during the fight quality and will out Forty per cent Squire for equals any in Kentucky The low prices wear their purchase price every time the trell was tried yesterday before HEDGES WALSH -- of on fish above be seen boat-Â¬ of is fish Â¬ choice prices to of bicycles been fish - each offence of to Circuit fine goes to the person securing the con- - il will interest any r buyer Lillestonwhp held liim over case Can- Â¬ be fined 25 to 50 Shoes peoples ever shown in of -- finest 1 Look them Court in 200 bond J viction over RION CLAY A reasonable prices vJ SBWWWlWr i e - - -- - j -- 5 THE BOURBONJNWS FRIDAY MAY THE BOURBON NEWS Seventeenth Year Established 3881 Published Every Tuehdiy andFriday by WA LTER OKA MP BRUCE JVETLLER f Editors and Owners v 7 1897 Y IV i M 21- - Si i7 tHt 4 Back to the town of Hay Within that good old town of Hay There was no pride of birth And no man there pursued his way A stranger in the earth And none were high and none were low Of golden hair or gray And each would grieve at others woe Down in the town of Hay Aim many a tired soul to day Mid crowded thousands far away fVeeps for the town of Hay A road leads from the town of Hay Forth to a world of din And winds and wanders far away And many walked therein For in the crowds of toil and stress Their restless footsteps stray Their souls bave lost the quietness Of that old town of Hay But in some respite of the fray In transient dreams they float away Back to the town of Hay Old men are in that town of Hay Amid its quiet trees Who dream of strong sons far away Upon the stormy seas Old mothers when the twilight dew The woodbine leaves have pearled Dream of their boys who wander through The wideness of the world And tears fall in the twilight gray And prayers go up at close of day In that old town of Hay A hillside in the town of Hay Is slanting toward the sun And gathered neath its headstones gray Are sleepers one by one And there are tears in distant lands And grief too deep for tears And farewells waved from phantom hands Across the gulf of years And when they place that headstone gray It crushes hearts so far away From that oldxtown of Hay Sam Walter Foss in N T Sun 4 THE TOWN OF HAY The town of Hay is far away The town of Hay is far Between its hills of green and gray Its winding meadows are Within the quiet town of Hay Is many a quiet glen And there by many a shaded way Are homes of quiet men And there are many eyes alway That turn with longing night and day then he could never get back the claim Oh groaned Frank to think of it All the All our work on the ditch fields weve grubbed of brush Two poor creatures trying to make a home and a spot of green by the side of this desert and our ditch as dry as a bone at the end of the verj- - first season Its Without the water Leo replied the place isnt fit to live in The law- Â¬ yer said wed picked out a piece of ground about as desperate as any on earth So we have rejoined the brother We were never cowards And the water would have made a ranch of it to be proud of and a station for the traveling teams that would bring us maddening through the drifting stilling dust and was gone No sooner had he struck the dreaded edge of the desert than a gruesonie thought arose in his mind The hungry cojates woukl be sure to find the boy who was lost Now began a terriblp search well nigh hopeless Getting his bearings by the direction of the wind Leo first pushed forward and then to right and left across the gale listening ever for His a sound to give him guidance only have eyes were closed it would made him suffer to hold them open and his knowledge of where the wind was coming from was a safer compass An hour two hours he wandered to and fro His mouth began to dry his lips to crackle his hair and ears were filled with the poisonous powder his clothes were white and heavy with it At last on the wings of the hurricane his signal came a blood curdling combination of howling and diabolical laughter prolonged and weird theory of the coyote Then came the answer of another followed by a dismal duet that sounded like the chorus of a dozen With his hair bristling Leo strode on The shifting of the wind for a time deceived him but suddenly through a rift in the clouds of dust he caught sight of the creatures There were four or more gaunt bony hairless forms with slraight up ears and grin ning faces for the Jkali kills their hair and leaves their parched uncleanly hides painfully bare and tightly stretched over skeletons ir eagerly clothed with Jiesh They were circling about a prostrate heap on the ground As Leo leaped in their midst he struck one on the side of the head with his fist so desperate a blow that it lay stunned Catching it up by the hind legs before it had time to recover he swung it like a giant club to beat back the others Hungry and savage but essentially cowardly they stood their ground only for a moment Leo was master of the field But the worst was to come The lost boy fallen on his face exhausted was quite unconscious His eyes ran with tears from the biting dust his mouth vas open and was dry and hard Leo caught the frail form in his arms and headed about in the teeth of the gale He had scarcely gone 100 yards when a whirlwind swirled about them and left the stout young fellow dazed and uncertain He thought the wind had shifted if it had God help them The fury of the storm had certainly increased it drove the choking alkali like a blast of sand Laden as it was Leo found it impossible to breathe through his nose alone hence his mouth was soon in a terrible state He feared he should perish in that awful atmosTo add to the terror of it ail phere his feet now and then broke through the dampened crust and he floundered heavily Finally darkness began to descend In this extremity he thought in his Â¬ Â¬ MEDICINAL PLANTS Described by Prof Jellifle Huge richly colored stcreopticon pictures of blossoming plants and flow Â¬ ers illustrated the closing lecture of the Properties That Aid the Physician GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN THE PAGE COILED SPRING W0VE9 Furniture Window Shades Oil WIRE FENCE Etc Columbia university popular course de Â¬ livered by Prof Smith Ely Jelliffe of Special attention given to Undertak the Kew York College of Pharmacy on ing and Repairing a Cloths Carpets Mattresses Â¬ f A DUST BLIZZARD lots of money just as sure as the desert is flat But lad the jig is up Well were not the fellows who cant strike out again anyway said Leo consolingly Bight you are shake said Frank and the brothers joined hands A week had passefl From a sky that was wild with scurrying clouds blew a piercing gale that utterly transformed the valley for the gusts swirled down on the desert and raised a dense and awful dust as thick as a fog or a blinding snowstorm and nearly as choking as the fumes of sulphur Huge masses of the floating alkali sv ept over plain and mountain enveloping- all in a shroud that smarted in the eyes of man parched the throat and defied the sight As this blizzard of dust was at its height a man came madly driving up the road in a buggy behind which a saddle horse was being led by the bri- Â¬ dle Leo and Frank came forth as he stopped before the door Gentlemen gentlemen wildly cried the man in eident distress I implore your aid I beg of you to help a wretched parent my son is lost on the desert he is ill out of his mind He escaped us at our lunch only for a moment but that was enough lie is gone we have searched and called but the dust has made us blind and nearly dumb it is awful is there Where were you when your son was lost demanded Frank interrupting On the other side at Three Pines pass where it opens on the desert Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ vs BY PHILIP V MIGHELS we Wf iv rB S white was that of alkali and it rose in a dust at the fall of a foot Ten miles in width and 40 in length this wretched spot lay naked of even the slightest sign of vegetation A road that curved its narrow way through the sagebrush skirted the desert on the west By the side of this stood a cabin back of which were fenced in closures traversed bv an irri- gating dilch that wound its wav out of a distant mountain ravine At the front of the cabin stood a watering trough but both this and the irrigating ditch were dry and dusty A singular place for a cabin and a ranch but Ma- Â¬ ture contrives peculiar conditions in Nevada one of which is the close association of deep rich soil with desolate alkaline wastes As the evening of a certain day in early winter descended a man came slowly down the held to the cabin Throwing aside his hal he slowly prepared a meal set the clumsy table for two and waited From time to time he went to the window and searched the dimming foothills with anxious Â¬ Â¬ Copyright 1S97 As white as marble and as flat rs the top of a table the great Hound rock you Who is with you Frank abruptly desert stretched away from the edg e of the thick growing sagebrush of Bar Â¬ inquired ren valley to the grayish mountains My foreman hastily answered the east and north It was soft as carpet man rubbing his dust reddened eyes and as dreadful as poison for the He told me that some one was living in theBidwell road said Leo but hurry gentlemen for the sake of a father I beg of On Yes oh yes this horrible place my name is Hardi- Â¬ cut we were on our way A gust of wind cut short his speech and wrapped him about in a cloud of alkali dust that for a moment shut him completely from view breathed Leo to his Hardicut brother and weve got to help him Â¬ -f f r Kw sssfc Â¬ eyes y The darkness came down the hours went by the dinner grew cold When nine oclock had come he went without to raise a long far reaching call Away Dff sounded an answering whoop Fif Â¬ teen minutes later appeared a bright faced lioy built in the mold of an In Â¬ dian as spry of foot as a panther and as stout as a sapling oak The light as it fell on his face whn the man had Dpened the door revealed a marked re semblance between tli two as indeed there should have been for the pair HE SWUNG IT LIKE A GIANT CLUB Yes and Â¬ m IC v M it- - were brothers aid Well Leo lad said the elder I It wouldnt do for both to go Leo began to think you were out for the rejoined in a hurried whisper and I night in the Big Flat timber know the desert best Good by old To tell the truth I nearly was the man if we dont happen to to see each boy replied as he drew his chair to the other again 1 didnt know how late it was table Oh little Leo lad said Frank as ind the darkness caught me just as 1 if his brother had been a child again left the summit and their hands came together for a Howd you find your way You fervent silent clasp ouldnt go bv the stars on such a night Leo stepped swiftly to the buggy un- Â¬ as this fastened the horse and vaulted astride No thats why I came so near to the saddle Youd better stay lere being lost for of course I couldnt see Mr Hardicut said he or you can anything when once T got in the treos wait in the rig at the Sulphur Spring Rut there is always a wind comes up Dont go back to the pass again the through the Dead Bear gorge that one wind is going to be worse no time to can smell rather a cold sort of a smell be lost Then he Avheeled his horse You didnt walk along the edge of the Good by Frank he called and exclaimd his brother orge went out on the wind like Franks teply Oh no Im not so foolish I just got a wail my bearings every time I smelt that A mad and headlong ride was Leos colder air and further down I could along the road by the edge of the mell the tamaracks- theres only one desert Fast the long cape like neck of mnch of them in the wind from the land that reached far out into the west Then I struck the creek and next alkali where bubbled the cold spring ur ditch and then I was all right white with sulphur and ill to smell Smelled your way home hey 1 past everything mile after mile till he guess youll do remarked the man re- Â¬ reached the pass that was named from garding him with affectionate eyes the trio of pines that made a landmark Then after a silence Well whats the there On the way he evolved a thou Â¬ news sand schemes for finding the wandering Bad Frank said Leo The lawyer boy but all were rejected as useless Â¬ says its almost hopeless to fight against When at last he halted where the runa- Â¬ lie says the com Â¬ way had escaped iiis ideas still were h nian so powerful pany has got an injunction against our vague and uncertain turning the water down in the ditch Finding the pale and nervous fore Â¬ and intends to crush us down and out man he quickly explained that the And while the lawyer hasnt a doubt of horse had better be taken back at once xur right to the water we conid no I shouldnt dare to try to return to the more light old Hardicut successfully in pass he said for fear of wandering lie Neednt Have AVorried court without a mint of money than by it and starting down the whole Esmeralda he said hoarsely lam we could stab the man in the moon with dreary length of the desert Avaiting for your answer an umbrella But vhy dont you ride the- Oli forgive me Tom I was think- But he doesnt need all the water horse said the chattering man ing hes never used the Summit creek ne would sink to his knees the crust What were you thinking of protested the brother of alkali will bear a man but the rains I was thinking how I would have my 1 Iviiow But it seems if he let us have made it too soft for a horse fe wedingdressinade dear tOads and o on wed acquire a title in time and plied the boy Then he plunged ahead J Ends L Â¬ Â¬ replied They looked each in the face of the other and were glad to find each other right and human when their enemy came to the door of their cabin for Â¬ at the risk of life Frank desperation of a singular thing Lay ing down his burden he cleared his throat and his nostrils as best he coii Id turned face to the wind elevated his head and deliberately sniffed at the fly ing dust There was no result his heart sank Then the wind slowly veered a trifle to the south and he hoarsely shouted for joy The powerful odor of the sulphur spring was borne on the breeze they were saved One more hour of mighty struggling and he had reached the cape like projection of fertile land and had wet their mouth and faces with the pungent but wholesome water And Hardicut himself who had raced his team from the cabin to the spring and back again a dozen times came tear ing through the brush like a maniac to take them home The fearful ordeal was over at last The next morning the sick boy who was singularly improved though still a little delirious was carefully muffled and placed again in the buggy to be hurried away There is no reward too great for yon to ask and receive said the father to Leo as he left the cabin If there is anything in the world I thank you kindly said the dig Â¬ nified young fellow but the Borrows boy would rather not accept a reward for a xlain duty The Borrows boys gasped the man as he drove away from the cabin where the sturdy brothers were stand ing Two days later Frank came in hastily exultant Leo he cried the injunc tion is dissolved the ditch is full ot water They are going to let us live Â¬ Â¬ Asparagus and everything for the Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- Â¬ POSTS ploy no agents Try us on prices and POSTS to the 100 FEET THREE Bee the difference between those of a Economy is not our sole object in grower and dealer Catalogue on aj placing posts for farm fence at the un plication to UBual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart H F HILLENMEYER Farmers say the closer the posts tha 20oct Lexington Ky That may apply t better the fence common fences but depending largely branchesand leaves of the last flower on its elasticity we pseper the long of the year The poison hemlock which panel For cemeteries lawns yards has been transplanted here in wastetc they should of course e nearer 12 places from Europe and Asia yields the to 20 feet is not objectionable poison which it is supposed Socratei took for his fatal draiTgilut and which is We have completed and are now used now in the treatment of cancer building a lot of this fence for Bourbon farmers and you can examine into it and nervous diseases Monks hood a merits for yourself beautiful plant with blue flowers that Estimates cheerfully furnished You is cultivated for pmely ornamental may put up the posts and we will build value in well kept gardens yields- aco the fence or we will contract to do the This lovely plant grows in all nite whole job If you are needing any parts of flic world and it was known to fence see us We will save you money the ancient Chinese for the poison ex and still build you the best fence made Respectfully tracted from its root Tt is a deadly MILLER COLLINS poison A single root bruised and Paris Ky thrown into a tank of waterwill poison the entire supply It is usee efficacious ly to depress the action of the heart The Page Wirn fence In Bourbon The green hellebore that leeks the Millersburg Ky May 4 98 spring woods with strong fresh leaves Messrs Miller Collins Agents and a spike of whitish blossoms yields Paris Kentucky another sort of poison which makes Do Gentlemen I have deceived by alhirisur its root valuable in veterinary medicine tninicnot bacan get tlie best mwie advertisement and Woven Wire Fence on had the Page yoa finest finish and for Its worth as aninseotand animal poison MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE about eighteen months my farm well and am sons for a meretrained Buy from reliable manufacturers was known to the Romans who em pleased with it It has proved to he all tnat have a reputation by honest and square dealing There ia none in the world that can equal plogcl it to poison vermin that is claimed for it It turns all kind In mechanical constraction durability of uorkinsr parts fineness of finish beauty in appearance or has yellow flowered hairy weed hen The of stock and is as tight as it was the day ts many improvements aa tho W E W H O M E it was put up and has stood some severe bane that grows here and in Great WRITE FOR CIRCULARS tests Ahorse of one of my neighbor Britain has different and distinct medi Tfte New Some Sewing MacMne Co fell across the fence a few months ago cinal properties in its roof and leaves CbajcokMass Bo8tojtMis3 28TTxiotSqt7akeNY and was not taken off for several hours CniCAGoIii St Loots 3Io Dallas Texas The extract of its leaves is ad ministered but when taken off the fence went back SanFeanoiscoCai Atlaxtaua to quiet maniacs in asylums The root OR SALE QY to its place all right with the exception has an opposite effect Belladonna or of a few sfcanles Dnrinsr the storm of WINN Paris Ky I COOK the deadly nightshade yields to the April 24th a good sized tree was blown pharmacist the poison known as atro across the fence and bent it down to the 51 S REVENUE STAMPS WABTED ground pine an overdose of which will produce As soon as the tree was cast off the fence went up all right and wa delirium A good many allied species BY as good as ever with the exception of of the plant grow here although it is T I Green County Cleric Mt Olivet Ky one broken wire and a few staples out not indigenous to the soil It belongs R place I want buy for cash the to the sanie family as the potato Well Revenuestoeither canceled or following U at of I am so well pleased with the fence uncanceled known cases are on record by the way the prices annexed when stamps are sent in that I am going to put up more of it of poisoning from the eating of raw or gooa condition Respectfully Each right away 5 cents very young potatoes which seem to 1 cent Express red imperforate 5my tf Wii Becrajt Express red pait perforate 5 cents some of the deadly properties 1 cent Playing Cards red imperforate50 cents contain 1 cent of the belladonna Atropine is also ob 1 cent Playing cardsredpart perforated cents cent Proprietary redpart perforale10 cents tained from the thorn apple a very com- Â¬ 1 cent Telegraph red imperforate 1 50 cents 5 We are prepared to furnish at re mon poisonous plant which grows in 2 cent Bank Check bluepart perforate 5 cents 2 cent Certificate blue imperforate cents sonable prices locust posts by the car- Â¬ vacant lots and is recognized by its J cent Certificate blue full perforatc10 cents prickly burr and a white flower re 2 cent Certincateoraugefuli perforatclO cents load Delivered at your nearest rail blue imperforate Scents road station sembling the blossom of the morning 1 cent Express blue part perforate 10 cents 2 cent Express CXJLLINS MILLER q lory The drug it yields has been 2 cent Playing cards bluefmperf orate50 cen is 10 cents orange 2 known to the Hindoos from the most 2 cent Playing cardsblue imperforatclo cents fjent Proprietary remote time under the Sanscrit name 2 cent ProprietarybluepartperforatelOcents cent REPAIRED of dliatoorn It appears that it was 2 cent Proorictaryoi augefull pefroto15 cents CLOTHES GLEANED 3 Playing CHrdKreenimperforiteS2 till pcrrUs20 cents cent playing cardgreenf often used to produce insanity in per cents sons in high station when it was feared 3 cent Telegraph green imperforatel0 cents 4 cent Playing cardviolet perforate50 E have emploved a first clasa that their brains in normal condition 4 cent Proprietaryvioletpart perfoatelO cents 10 cents experienced tailor to take charge 5 centExpre3 red imperforate would prove better tilian the ruling- 5 ceut Playing card red perforate 10 cents of our cleaning repairing and pressing 10 cents sovereigns Belladonna and its alka 1 cent Proprietarj perforate department Work done on 6 ceut Proprietary orange perforateS5 loidsal though a menace to children who 30 cent Bill of Ladingblue iinperfotel5 cents notice Our prices are lower short than are liable to eat its berries is prized by 10 cent Bill of Ladingbluepurt pertol6 cents others and we will do your work right 0 cents 2i oculists for its property of dilating the 40 cent Bond imperforate cent Inland Exchangeimperforate 75 cents PARIS FDBHISHINS AND TAILORING CO pupil of the eye and by physicians for SO cent Probate of Will imperforateSl 25 Foreign exchangegreenimateOO cents its quality of paralyzing iho nerves in 70 cent Insurance imperforate H S STOUT Manager S1 SL Life neuralgia and contracting the blood Si Manifest imperforate si 10 24mar tfl SI 2 5 Mortgage full perforate vessels in cases of inflammation arising Si00 Passage Ticket imperforate 1 50 1 from eolds Atropine is a perfect anti Â¬ 1 30 Foreign exchangeorauge imate 3 0 4 00 Exchange maroon 1 00 dote for the poisonous mushroom X 3 50 Foreign Exchange imperforate 5 00 Inland Â¬ large audience listened with evident pleasure He traced the development of the iscience of botany from tJhe primi tive period when doctors were botanists pharmacists and physicians to the present daj- - wflien the pharmacist has become tlie expert middleman whose skill in compounding the medicinal virtues of plants and exact knowledge of drugs have rendered it unnecessary for the physician to bother his head about botany He enumerated the herbs and plants and flowers that were supposed in the days of the forefathers io possess medicinal virtues but ihave SInce been shown to be Worthless ann described those now highly prized be cause of real curarive qualities First of tQiese lie said is the May ap ple that grows in abundance along shady streams and along the fences oi cultivated fields all the way fron Canada to Florida Aside from its beauty of bloom and its pulpy yellow fruit it ilias a medicinal prize in its root from which are manufacturer podophillum pills The foxglove too 1hat grows in stately clusters in old fashioned gardens has a virtue in its leaves that was known as early as the sixteenth century From it is made digitalis a lrug of great merit in the treatmentofhearttroublc Witch haxel which formerly yielded a medicine used exclusively for bruises antl sun burn has lately been found to have great value still in tfhe treatment of skin disease the later discoverv beincr the tincture that is extracted from th Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Museum of Natural History ject was Medicinal Plants recent evening at the American Main Street His suband a Â¬ Paris Ky SRirjXvfccffclVWic ww W HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance O THE VERY BEST OLD RELIABLE PROMPT PAYING MILLER COLLINS Agentf Paris Kentucky This is a smooth fence that will turn any kind of stock It is made from thfr best hard steel drawn specially for tb purpose NON UNION HOTEL REED Short St Bet Broadway and Mill The large steel wires forming tht horizontal bars are first coiled around a 5 inch rod thus practically becoming COILED SPRINGS their entire length These are securely tied together by 16 cross bars to tha rod The cross ban are best quality of annealed wire wrapped three timet galyanized each horizontal bar around ready for business slacks up for 30 below as cheerfully as it takes a new grip for 90 in the shade gently but firmly persuades a runaway team to reconsider its action An unruly bull is safe as a canary in its cage it saith thus far shall unto the festive hog The fierce wind and drifting thou go snow pass by tuad it heeds them not There is no terror in the locomotivo spark The trespasser is not led into temptation and the rail stealers The hired man and is gone tramp alike scorn it proffer- Â¬ the lagging ed shade Like the model housewife when well supported it is always neal and tidy ccupation how n is MADE LEXINGTON James Connors - DK1 Being a ITS ADVANTAGES SELF REGULATOR It IS ALWAYS - - Proprietor Rates 2 And 250 Per Day One hundred good rooms Electric lights hot and cold baths barber shop and Postal telegraph office etc 21jy96 ly TREES JZLJLOLi FULL stock of Fruit and Ornamental Grape Vines Small Fruits TREES 1896 N - I - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ m Â¬ n -- Â¬ Â¬ LOCUST POSTS Â¬ Â¬ - w -- Y Sun In some of the Chicago railway yard compressed air brooms are employed for sweeping and dusting the carpets and upholstery of the cars and the results are said to be satisfactory The compressed air is led from a power house through an underground pipe to which a hese is attached in the car yard Affixed to the end of the hose is an iron nozzle as long as an ordinary Sjveepinc with Wind South African antelope and are in some places three inches thick The first re quirement in performing on a wire one fourth of an inch in diameter is to wear u ell paddcd garments of an indestructi ble material Chiicago Inter Ocean --Two thousand five hundred cab Irivers in London own the cabs they 3rive Altogether there are about drivers in London -- ity a fixture of brass about a foot broad and furnished with a long slit a thirty second of an inch in width through which issues the compressed air at the rate of 75 cubic feet a minute The dust does uot stay long in front of that current Youths Companion Valuable Pair of Trousers An old pair of trousers worth more than 100 is not seen every day A lack wire walker in London has an article of this kind Avhich he would not exchange for a 20 note They nre iiiade of 25 complete skins of the Â¬ broom handle and havingat its extrem Â¬ 7 00 of Will imperforate 30 00 20 00 Probate of Will imperforate 1 50 1 30 Blue and Black 1 GO Blue and Black 2 00 5 cent Black and Green proprietary o cents G cent Black and Green proprietary- - u cents JO cent Black and Green proprietary 5 3b 50 cent Black a d Green proprietary 1 00 Black and Green proprietary 5 00 15 00 5 00 Black and Green proprietary I also wish to buy old canceled postage stamps aud stamped envelopes of any and all denominations from 1S10 to 1S75 for which I will pay liberal prices Address T JL GBEEN County Clerk Mt Olivet Ky Noti The above named stamps can be found on Deeds Mortgages Notes Keceipts Agreements Bank Check etc from 1861 to 1875 also on Proprietary Medicines Matches etc Tne foregoing offer is genuine made In good faith and will be carried out to the let- Â¬ ter in every instance when 1 receive the stamps I have mentioned in good ordor Koferonce Mt Olivet Deposit Bank or any official of Robertson county T L Green County Clerk 5 00 Probate W DUDLEY BILL CO - POSTERS Distributing Nr Etc PARIS KY All Kinds of Posting Promptly Attended To TOWN LOT FOR SALE i fourth cash balance in three equal pay- Â¬ ments at six twelve and eishteen months Address L L care Thh News Paris Hy J dition well located Will be sold at low price on four payments one A 42AxllO foot lot in Williams ad Â¬ AOvLA C ijOyjJtVy 5 Crat tell yon allbontthQMcwtyI jr 0 mmm w superior quality 9 fPifB1Je spacearJety want price write for onr IIlURtrLtd TcIm anBbIPjpur soodgfiv 9 you to ihU limited but we d tit i beat catalogue we ever published Ask tor CaM i SSftgnVha tbla- 1WW cab w LLft-farmwr-kSLtfcSkm-- ATTTATpcfMiTTt VL HOirC3UEt -- -ww w leweat prices jm a a CARRIAGE CO w W vwwvwvwwwwv wwvyam ClTini --- n- AP KZL VBB - - Umm mT vZVl -- m M w - -- iia-- 4 ik l V gf - fVa- J S M fMnLi gSIEkiaii t LU IHE BOURBON NEWS FMDAT Slkf Tliey Are Compact Readily Moved and Easy to Glean PLANTING THE CORN They consist of box 40 inches square Have tlie Soil 3Iellotv and Pine nntl 13 inches deep with two upright par- Â¬ Stirred Deep titions IS inches wide equal distance If a good stand of corn is secured apart Small cleats are on each side care innst be taken first to have good for the nest to slide in The back can seed and then to plant under such con- Â¬ be covered with any light material ditions as will bring a quick germina- Â¬ such as old zinc or an old oilcloth held tion of the seed and a thrifty start to in place with light strips The nests grow Plants like animals are easily stunted when young and no after treat- Â¬ ment will wholly overcome the effects of stunting While it is best to plant reasonably early it is of no advantage to x5ant when the soil is wet or cold or before it has been carefully prepared Better delay the planting rather than to plant under unfavorable conditions Corn is i crop that should germinate in a short time after the seed is planted and the plants should make a steady growth to maturity Plow deep and thorough If the ground has been plowed during the OPEN fall or winter go over it with a disk or spading harrow It is an item to are made of a board wide enough to have the soil mellow and fine and stirred fill the place and IS inches long with an upright jiece Ave inches wide con Â¬ reasonably deep Taking one year with another deep caved for the front of nest nailed to plowing or stirring of the soil before the bottom 12 inches from the back planting should be the rule with shal end They should be made interchange low thorough cultivation afterwards able so if a hen wants to sit on either It is only occasionally that it will be one let her have her own nest by Lost to plow or cultivate deep after the moving hen and nest together into plants are up Generally thorough stir Â¬ either row you wish The doors are ring of the soil keeping down the weeds made seven inches wide hinged to sides when nd the soil fine and mellow will give by large screws and should open space at top and better results than to plow or culti Â¬ closed leave the bottom equal vate deep The advantages of these nests are Rather more and better corn can be grown by planting in drills than in hills but it is nearly always done at an increased cost In nearly all cases it will cost more to give clean cultiva Â¬ tion with drill planting than with hill But where the land is free from weeds so that the cost of cultivating is not increased too much drill planting will give the best growth and yield But in an average soil it is usually more economical to plant in hills far enough apart each way so that cultiva Â¬ tion can be given both ways One ad Â¬ vantage in using only good seed and planting under the most favorable con Â¬ CLOSED ditions is that just the number of plants wanted in each hill that many kernels many They are compact easily moved of corn can be dropped easy to clean and other hens cannot While it is better to thin out than disturb the sitters The sitting hens to replant both of these may usually are confined but cannot break the egga bs avoided by using good seed and tak- Â¬ if they try to get off the nest is weil ing care in planting When the soil ventilated and secluded and can be is warm and dry deep covering will be closed at night so the hens cannot roost best If the soil is rather wet or cold in them One is sufficient for SO lay it will be best to cover shallow The ing hens I have used one for sitting fertility of the soil must determine the and one for laying for a number of number of stalks in each hill It is bet- Â¬ years I originated the idea and have ter to have one or two strong vigorous seen nothing I like as well Cor Oranga plants than three or four small un Judd Farmer ihrifty ones It is better to thin out ABOUT COMB BUILDING than to let the plants stand so thick as to stunt their growth St Louis It Does Snt Pay to Let Bees 3Ialce Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- 7 1897 SEEING AND BELIEVING Some of tlie Tricks the Eyes Play ok THE FARMING WORLD I NEAT CABINET NESTS -- SKELETONS AS BURGLAR ALARM IIotv a 311 scrly Doctor in Russia Pro tected His Property ro- Thieves A writer in a Russian periodical supplies some interesting details regard ing the mode of life of an eccentric member of the medical profession whose appearance Avas weil known in the streets of St Petersburg some half a century ago Ilaving in the course of a somewhat lengthened career succeeded in amassing a considerable fortune the physician in question whose name is not given decided on retiring from practice in order to pass the re- Â¬ mainder of his days with dignity in the enjoyment of leisure It happened however that his brain so long accustomed to active exercise proved unable to withstand the enervating effects of idleness While the stimulus afforded by his daily ministrations to his sick and suffering townspeople continued in operation his faculties remained un- Â¬ clouded but no sooner was this with- - GOOD HEALTH AT SIXTY EIGHT - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ tlie Understanding Elair Tells of Her Re Â¬ covery from athe SecretBrealcingr It is an old and wise saying that see Â¬ General Down of Her Health ing is believing yet everybody knows From the Leader Cleveland Ohio ver y often what youee and there Â¬ In Geauga Lake Geauga County Ohio that believe proves to be not really true where farming comprises the principal in- fore dustry of the inhabitants Mrs S N Blair at all As we grow older says a writer presides over an area o 200 fertile acres a in St Nicholas finding that our eyes heritage from her late husband She super- have so frequently deceived us we are intends the working of the farm and the sale of its products and though she is 68 years often not satisfied until Ave have verified old she performs easily the work which it by touch or smell or hearing or taste would tire a much younger woman Indeed or by looking at some doubtful thing Mrs Blairs appearance belies her age and from different points of view or under she seems to he much farther away than two years from the allotted three score and ten a different lighting We are not willing to Jbelieve that a Mr Blair was sick for eleven months before he died Mrs Blair began in relat- conjurer actually draws rabbits from ing her story and I was almost constantly a mans ear or coin from the tip of his at his bedside ministering to his wants and rose just because our eyes tell us such trying to nurse him back to strength and vigor His death left me about ruined in tales Sometimes our deceptions are health The reaction of the constant at- so lasting that things must lx made tendance during his illness came after lie wrong in order to look right which was laid away and I was completely prosMrs Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ THE AGENT VANCE HEALTH I was troubled with violpnh lipnrl- - seems rather contradictory If we look aches at first together with general pros- - at the letter S or the figure 8 as care- Â¬ trated nrncfvnfinn wviu -- Â¬ deterioration began to show them- selves Being destitute of family ties he lived entirely alone save for an an- t quated crone who was nominally his ccok although apparently she had but little whereupon to exercise her culi narv talents In addition to avarice the chief form of derangement with which tlie old gentleman was afflicted was dread of robbery Formerly con Â¬ spicuous for his gayety he now be came morose and suspicious to the last degree fearing to leave his treasure for a moment and unable to cither sleep or Â¬ i uvii t wuuHuiuuojxiiuwiicuuu i one piaee and then in another incn taiuc throat stand alone linmo j to eat Republic WARBLES IN CATTLE Simple Remedy Successfully Used by - er out x tumjc nave lound a very sim- Â¬ ple remedy ior warbles in cattle that is far ahead of using a sharp knife and the Iam no doctor just an ordinary farrn- - an Ohio Farmer disagreeableness of squeezing them out You know an ounce of preven Â¬ tive is worth a pound of cure My remedy is to grease the backs of the cattle with any kind of soft grease between the middle of June and the middle of August using it upon them twice a month between those periods It might be well to mix some oil of 2cdar or oil of pine with the grease I have not used either of the oils but in- Â¬ tend to this coming season as I have June Last season I only greased the backs of two of my cattle that was in July that I expected to beef so as to get a ent more on the pound for the hides which I did as there was not a warble in them The other six head were fill of warbles when I butchered been informed that cattle in the cedar and pine regions are never bothered with warbles Using the grease upon them keeps the flies from depositing their eggs or nits as flies will not light in grease if they can help it I do not know the exact time that the flies commence their depredations on the cattle it may be a little later than was in the middle of January That proves that the grease did the work culture 1 expect to grease all of them next sea- Â¬ WITH THE BUSY BEES son If this remedy proves successful be transformed init will be a great saving-- of feed for the A worker grub can is five or six days cattle also a saving of money in hides to a queen when it and above all a great relief to the cat- Â¬ old In breeding queens artificially it is tle Newell C Whitelock in Ohio important to get good cells for brood of Farmer the right age TRAP FOR SMALL GAME In each family of bees there are three distinct kinds which differ in form i Good as the Most Expen Â¬ color structure size habits and funcIt Is Just sive Contrivuneest tion This trap aan be made by any farm Â¬ cells the queen will With no ers bo3 a it a trap door held up by sometimes drone lay drone eggs in worker two cords attached to lever b which cells in which drones will then be is a c ea Â¬ Â¬ which The man who allows his bees to build their own foundation is merely wasting the time of the bees Sometimes it seems like spending a great deal of money that might be saved to buy foundation but it is really economical to do so Honey comb is made of practically pure wax and this is in fact the fat of the bees It is un ler thy scales of the abdomen and may be seen there if the bee is put under a glass of very ordinary magnifying power This wax is pulled from its place by the claws of the bees and worked into comb and this operation takes time that is lost when the colony might be storing necta if the foundation has been furnished ISo man has been able to make founda tion that is as soft and pliable as the comb the bees make but a pretty fair imitation is made that answers all practical purposes When honey comb is first made it is as every one knows sweet and perfectly palatable but as soon as brood begins to be grown in it each embryo weaves a thin cocoon that is never removed and the cell becomes smaller and the comb darker with each succeeding brood hatched in it This makes the been arrow smaller and smaller and such comb should be cut out and melted down for sale before it gets too dark to find a place to keep them Where sections are used the comb is of course removed often and sold and here is where the most profitable me of foundation comes in Journal of AgriÂ¬ Their Own Foundation According to the ancient dame ho would assuredly have put an end to his misery by hanging if he could have prevailed on himself to go to the ex pense of a rope The means this aged monomaniac adopted to protect has beloved gold from thieves was- truly re- Â¬ markable Having been medical at tendant to the principal jail he con- Â¬ trived to jrocvire the skeletons of a number of mailefactors who had been executed and these he disposed around his premises in a way that unquestion Â¬ ably was calculated to strike terror into the heart of the boldest of burglars In the first place with his own hand he blackenedl tlie walls of the various rooms and passages and having thus prepared the background he next ar Â¬ ranged the lugubrious relics in a variety of attitudes all more or less startling In the vestibule for instance he placed by way of a cloak rack the skeleton of a woman who had cut the throats of her children In the middle of the adÂ¬ joining room stood the gigantic anil minatory osseous remains of a grena Â¬ dier who had suffered tlie extreme jjen alty for murder In lieu of a sideboard the dining room contained a erection fashioned out of human bones plates and dishes resting on the Xelvis and knives forks and spoons between the ribs while the dome of a skull served as a sugar basin and a childs ossicles as sugar tongs The appliances thus forbiddingly stored were however more for show than use since their owner never by any chance entertained a guest and toward- tTiiq end abstained almost altogether from eating His death is ascribed to fear and hunger combined A few moments before he expired he is said to have raised himself up in bed with great dif ficulty in order to blow out the candle but whether he was actuated by a de sire for economy or dreaded to afford illumination for the lqog expected rob Â¬ ber it is impossible to determine London Lancet Â¬ Â¬ - My physician advised me to use Dr Wil- fa- Dllo oo u V cellent remed R follf began to take them They were just as good as the doctor declared thpv wprp Thp headaches and my extreme nervous condition began to disappear before I had used the pills a week and gradually left me entirely 1 felt myself growing stronger every day and at the end of two months I was sufficiently improved to take a trip east On my journey and during my visit away from home I continued to take the pills and when I returned to my farm herel had completely recovered I was well and strong again as I had been previous to my husbands illness and death and have remained so ever Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ case of sore fllWl had a vJVr also I VV xiieuiiiuusill urst m NTenmiis o rA r U41U J It CO IrUU tlCUll U -1- fully as wc can the upper and lower halves seem to be almost exactly the severe and acute Â¬ grim-looki- ng J - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ The landsman tourist or commercial trav-Â¬ eler speedily begins and not only begins but continues to feel the extreme ot human misery during the transit across 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 since I can truthfully say that Dr Williams cease ere the good ship again drops her Pink Pills have prolonged my life and made anchor This is worth knowing and thou-Â¬ it possible for me at the age of 68 years to sands of our yachtsmen summer voyagers manage this large farm and do much of the tourists and business men do know it work I have three grown up children one a son who is connected with the First NaWe kno a man who refuses to wear tional Bank of Youngatown Ohio and two glasses because it would be an acknowlmarried daughters All have homes of thsir edgment that he is growing older Washingown I have recommended Dr Williams ton Democrat Pink Pills to many of my neighbors and they have used them to their advantage We recently heard a doctor say a piece of Dr Williams Pink Pills contain in a con- pie was good for a person just before retirdensed form all the elements necessary to ing in the evening Atchison Globe give new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered nerves They are also a for Fifty Cents specific for troubles peculiar to females such Over 400000 cured Why notletIo-To-Ba- c as suppressions irregularities and all forms regulate or remove your desire lor tobacco of weakness They build up the blood and Saves money makes health restore the glow of health to pale and sallow Cure guaranteed 50c and S100and manhood all druggists cheeks In men they effect a radical cure in all cases arising from mental worry overWhen some people make a fool bargain work or excesses of whatever nature Pink themselves they try to hide it by bragging Pills are sold in boxes never in loosebulk at 50 cents a box or six boxes for 250 and on their shrewdness Washington Dem- Â¬ may be had of all druggists or direct by ocrat mail from Dr Williams Medicine Company Star Toliaceo Schenectady N Y As you chew tobacco for pleasure use is not only the best but Star Mrs Musicus Did you have much lasting Itand therefore the cheapest the most trouble in learning to sing so beautifully Miss Frankly Yes especially with the My dear isnt the grocer on Mr Snaggs neighbors the next coiner a Celtic gentleman V Mrs Snaggs Xo indeed He sells for cash Deafness Cannot Be Cured only by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear There is free and Fits only one way to cure deafness and that is No fitsstoppedlirst days permanently cured after use Dr Klines by constitutional remedies Deafness is Great Nerve Kestorer Free oftrial bottle 2 caused by an inflamed condition of the mu- treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa cous lining of the Eustachian Tube When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling Every time a man looks thoughtful as sound or imperfect hearing and when it is long as two minutes at a time his wife beentirely closed deafness is the result and unless the inflammation can be taken out gins to wonder what is on his conscience and this tube restored to its normal con Atchison Globe dition hearing will be destroyed forever Pisos Cure cured me of a Throat and nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh Lung trouble of three years standing E Yvmcn is nottnng hut an untamed condition Cady Huntington Ind Nov 12 1894 of the mucous surfaces We will give One Hundred Dollars for any Thev sav that the ostrich can digest stones case of Deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure and broken glass We wonder if an ostrich ever tried to digest an American radish -Send for circulars free Atchison Globe F J Cheney Co Toledo O Sold by Druggists 75c For 6 years had neuralgia You havent Halls Family Pills are the best used St Jacobs Oil to cure it Some people give so much good advice to others they have none left for their own When a man gets so mean that his wife use N Y Weekly wont live with him he says marriage is a failure Washington Democrat Like an electric current St Jacobs Oil seeks and cures Sciatica Any kind of a bruise St Jacobs Oil will cure at any time no matter how bad Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ same size If we turn them upside down the difference in the size of the loops is quite astonishing and we wonder how we could have been so mistaken ret perhaps the truth is that the loops are neither so different nor so much alike as they seem to be as we see when we look at them turned upon tiheir sides Hoc lied on tlie Crest of the Waves Miniatnrs Fac Simxle Cr n faA Ti r i ns a xr xiu Nxvvv aay tnres cfnnio oiauu3 Rootbeer T tween you ut k -S J r V Vfcw fc v0 S and the dis- - tressingef-- Â¬ Â¬ No-To-B- uc cJa HIRE ajr 1 fects of the heat VM S - Â¬ nftm the 3k v Jr 11 Rootbeer the blood w ach the cools tones body vS stom- Â¬ invigorates fully u A delicious spark- - W t -- temperance drink of the high-Â¬ W est medicinal value 111- ling Â¬ Â¬ S75 RDEA fe22 s SO BCYCLE LZSQ Mde only by The Charlei K Hires Co Fhlla A package raaVe 5 gallons sold every wnere Western vbeel Works CftCAGO i CATAL9GVE FREE Ift cijeapWhere thou sands have become prosperousWhere the climate Is per fect and tno soil Is rich NEBRASKA offers great opportunities to the Inrm renter who wants to bej come a farm ovrner Send for a free handsome illustrated pamphlet on Nebraska to P P EUSTIS Genl Passr Agent C H Q K R Chicago ill I fr fi HIS i For yourself where- land is good and -- THE DURR LIGHT Â¬ Â¬ I trigger rests on fulcrum short stick macJe as illustrated and is reared function of the queen is simply The attached to the end of lever bj a short to lay eggs and thus keep the colony cord The trigger passes through a queen in good condi small hole in the top of the trap and populous A good Â¬ tion will lay 2000 or 3000 eggs in a troleum The vapors being converted into gas when burned yield a light of from 3500 to 14000 candle power The apparatus consists of a tank con taining tlie supply of petroleum which is removed sufficientlj from the burn Â¬ er to avoid all danger of fire from the flame The oil is conducted by drops nto a burner of special construction offer the latter has been heated for about five minutes by means of oil which is burned in small heating pans furnished with the apparatus Behind the burner from which the flame issuers there is a second burner which after the heating of the pans has been re moved continually xroduces the vapors and heats them to a high temperature at the same time completely surround Â¬ ing the first burner with a strong flame This arrangement is said to make the extinction of the light an impossibilitj even in the strongest wind Fresh air is drawn in betwenthe burner and the external cylinder by the force of the flame rushing- ouit and by using this air in the burner a smokeless flame results on account of the air supply being heated The oil used is ordinary 100 proof coal oil the consumption of which is about 1 pints per 10Q0 candle power Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Remarkable Power The remarkable light which litis been brought forward in Germany and nown as the Durr light is declared to be equally capable of use for interior illumination It is originated by au- Â¬ tomatic evaporation and overheating jf the vapors from ordinary lamp pe Â¬ What tlie Apparatus Consists of Its Bbookline Mass has taken steps in the way of teaching local history A guide to the history and geography of the town has been prepared for the use of the public schools the purpose being to give the children an acquaint- Â¬ ance with their town its chief events leading characters in its history and historical buildings and points of in- Â¬ terest It is also intended to teach them something of the present condi- Â¬ tions and to inspire them with respect and affection for it This involves discussion of the various phases of municipal government and the plan if carried out will make intelligent cit izens horseback riding a sport which at one time threatened to become almost extinct with the arrival of the bicycle craze THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK Cattle commons CALVJia Fair to good light HOGS Common Mixed packers LAMBS FLOUR GRAIN No 3 Corn vJJtS Rams Horn The trouble with worthless people is that tley are the ones who worry about it Overwork is a thief of time Weeks Scale Works HAY C0A1 STOCK GRAINAHD COTTON SCALES - RjSCETAI BUrr fl U V When bilious or costive eat a Cascaret candy cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 25c exclaimed the fond father anxiously Whatever can be the matter with the baby It isnt crying quick relief and cures worst case Send for boolc of testimonials and lO days treatment Free UrH II GUKEVS 80XS Allaau Ca OPSY SEW DISCOVERY rfres Dear me EaUIllUA Apply for same and lithograph maps to FLORIDA HOMESTEAD CO TAMPA FLORIDA Cj AQinA ForreliabloinformatlonaboutFlorida YU6nTnN KING OF GUMS Interest is again being revived in Cincinnati 2 75 75 4 10 Muy 6 i elect buicners Light shippers SHEEP Choice Spring 4 3 3 3 4 5 ft 0J 80 85 00 50 J1 Winter family Wheat No 2 red red No 2 mixed NO 3 31 a 3 40 4 65 5 50 3 75 3 90 4 10 4 25 7 25 3 65 UI 8 27 21 11 Lard Prime APPLE S BUTTER HAY Prime to choice PHOVISIONS Mess pork 75 8 1G 3 12 Q Prime steam Choice dairy to choice creamery - 37 00 0 87 Vz 3 DO 1G12 J FOR j lad to sen tcs- - great value Sarsaparillai lion m ourl ears I takel tics of it every I rally beginningl f April After a two year old ay system gives a house- - jOfBBPPllis JlBiF y illP51ir flglpSjF 0 X MEs0zk JlllilPlfBiii illlllllllliliii 1 pljgf 1 fj V 4ll ur appetite and As a blood medi- - l r V j I Lr A A J if I erioratIeastthat H R5Vildey March 201890 jC day Rail way Review Per bbl NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 1 northn No 2 red PORK CORN No 2 mixed OATS Mixed POTATOES Per bbl 2 00 75 4 60 2 25 10 4 85 WOOHTY WORDS TCtf fc 8 75 9 50 4 25 4 60 Ayers Sarsaparilla 7 J f The activity of queens is governed largely by the activity of the workers While the workers are storing honey she Vill las sparingly She is stimulat- Â¬ ed to Ivy when ali is life and activity in the hive St Louis Republic mess of ground food once a day Old geese do not sell in market and it is a A HOMEMADE TRAP waste of time and money to attempt to Sun on the front edge The sketch so dispose of them Keep the old ones catches shows the trap set Grain is used for for breeding purposes as they will be grass If the plat it will be all that they will require in winter however they should have a Hock of geese is given a RaisiiiC Geese for Market The theory that bacteria are indis LARD Western CHICAGO pensable to the existence ot animal life FLOUR Winter patents put forward by Pasteur has been shown ijkain Wheat No 2 red No 2 Chicago spring to be without foundation by experiCORN No 2 ments that have just taken place at the OATS No 2 hygienic institute of the University of PORK Mess Berlin The most elaborate and con LARD Steam BALTIMORE clusive tests have furnished the most FLOUR Family onvincing proof that mankind and Gkaik Whent No 2 Corn Mixed likewise the brute creation can get Ojts Mixed along perfectly well without acting as LARD Rciined lxlt0 boarding houses for microbes N Y CATTLE First quality Â¬ 3ll jroles Not Indispensable New mess 4 40 Gtf 70 23 17 8 50 Â¬ 4t i jJJAMDY CATHARTiG a 9 24fc 17 J3 Â¬ 55 00 25 21 11 50 16 85 4 GO 3 90 7G 2JV2 2ri 25 76y oratcofeiiPATidH rtinnnnsfc AV 1 t 105 25 HOGS On manners Western INDIANAPOLIS 2 4 40 4 53 89 24 15 S bait but carrots or cabbage are much serviceable for from ten to twenty liked by rabbits Place the bait in the 3ears and sell the young ones One farther end of the trap so that it can- Â¬ gander may be kept with two geese not be taken out without touching the There is also a fair profit in feathers trigger which flies up and down drops The Embden gander and Toulouse G L geese produce excellent offspring or the door caging the game and Home Kuney in Farm market -- Tanmnaaiv Times -- - When a mans wife comes in and sees him razor in hand with his face full of lather and asks him Are jf6ii shavÂ¬ ing it is a provoking thing for him to 2sb Im blacking the stove answer but it is human nature so to reply GRAIN Wheat No Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed cnre RTCooT eanstiparloiu Cascarets are the Ideal Laxa UUJUIAUJ JjQlf tire neTer grip or pripeW caase easj natural resalts Saa- J pioana uoosienree ab Bitawnu litijiiiui uu tnicago Montreal Can orisew lorK si SRSfTTTlTRTY 30 -- t tstfESliW IMJJiHiilljriaiHUJ JII III 111 IM -- wdKMB in uip S r ALL - i a DDlGfir Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam Corn LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 8 75 4 00 Jtt 2- - CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS SO 600 SECOND HAND BICYCLES 5 TO 15 Allmakes GOOD AS NEW Must be clewed eat Lists free L A Mead Cyclo Co Chicago A JZ2 b 2J 925 -- Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good TJao In time Sold by drucrglsts W ANK E 1655 WHEST WRITING TO ADVERTISEKSk please state thnt you saw the Advertise Â¬ ment la this paper -- t V x i U pWV Jt fiySHS - fRj l - -- jP wyIJ visjEyw j yjfffi 5 HSr iS 8 S- - THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY MAY STOCK AND TURF NEWS -- jf r- - SS56i 7 1897 tsfe - r - i We are authorized to announce We are authorized to announce i250 purse Tuesday at Newport James M Thomas as a candidate Cliftun Arnsparger as a candidate for the re election as County Attorney subject from State Senator Robert Payne and Alex Duke of for District to the action of the Democratic party Senatorial TMason county were here yesterday Twenty eighth composed of the counties of Bourbon We are authorized to announce SamÂ¬ purchasing short horns Montgomery and Clark subject to the uel B Rogers as a candidate for Laughlin Bros of this city have action of the Democratic primary elec- Â¬ County Attorney subject to the action of the Democratic party bought twenty eignt Short horn cattle tion July 31st We are authorized to announce Denis from Haley Bros of Cliutonville at a FOR COMMONWEALTHS ATTORNEY Dundon as a candidate for County At- Â¬ fancy price We are authorized to announce John torney subject to the action of thu Joe Patchen 203 by PatchenjWilkes S Smith as a candidate for re election Democratic party Attorney for the was sold Tuesday at Chicago to gC W as Commonwealths District composed Fourteenth Judical for assessor Marks of that city for 15000 3 Joe of the counties of Bourbon Scott We are authorized to announce J U Patchen is eight years old Woodford and Franklin subject to the Boardman as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the Bob Neely a race horse f formerly action of the Democratic party action of the Democratic party owned by Wallace Mitchell won the FOR JUDGE We are authorized to announce S D Centennial Steeplechase handicap Tues Â¬ We are authorized to announce Wm Clay as a candidate for Assessor of day at New Orleans The distance was M Purnell as a candidate for Judge subject to the action about two miles and thepurse was 300 of Bourbon County subject to the Bourbon County party of the Democratic action of the Democratic party Time 339 We are authorized to announce Gar to announce We The Commercial Tribune Wednesday James are authorized candidate for rett D Kenney as a candidate for McClure as a said Thompson Tarr ownerjof F F V Judge of Bourbon County subject to Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party and other good ones- - was at Newport the action of the Democratic party yesterdayHe says the Audrain colt We are autnorized to announce T E We are authorized to announce Wm as a candidate has wintered well and will not be J the Ashbrook as a candidate for Judge of H Whaley County subject for AssessorÂ¬ to the acBourbon County subject to the action of Bourbon colts of the of the Democratic party least of the tion of the Democratic party Â¬ Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Ktc Turf Notes Geo Ashbrook s colt Blanton won a A3snsroTJ3srosdE2srTs FOR STATE SENATOR FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY TWIN BROTHERS w m v f C- - Ob V- - i xs BEST QUALITIES PERFECT FITS LOWEST PRICES YOU ARE NOW THINKING OF BUYING i - r 4 - c- - Ir r r DW Spring Suit Ifc t if r V 4- three-year-o- ld will be of great assistance to you to look through our mammoth stock of 6j j 6JV- W EV jv fc- v - HT - We are authorized to announce Will G McClintock as a candidate for We are authorized to announce Chas Assessor of Bourbon County subject to E Butler as a candidate for Circuit the action of the Democratic party 200 purse Clerk subject to the action of the Demo- Â¬ 8 to cratic party Wednesday at IisxingtonjlShe was We are authorized to announce Archie 1 in the betting andjwon in a drive W Bedford as a candidate for Assessor We are authorized to announce T of Bourbon County subject to the May Lemar is owned by Charlton Alex- Â¬ Hart Talbot as a candidate for Circuit action of the Democratic party ander Jr of this city 3 j ffl oSS lcrk subject to the action of the We are authorized to announce C L Democratic party Clay Woodfords racersare at the Hough as a candidate for Assessor of Ed Lexingtou metitg this week We are authorized to announce Bourbon County subject to the action Simms stable containing fourteen George T McCarney as a candidate of the Republican party and Tur-- for Circuit Clerk subject to the action horses mostly We are authorized to announce C J ney Bros string containing about the I o the Democratic party Daniel as a candidate for Assessor of same number have been shipped from Bourbon County subject to the action FOR SHERIFF Nashville to Louisville to race at the of the Republican party We are authorized to announce meeting which begins Wednesda3 George W Bowen as a candidate for FOR SURVEYOR Ireland Bros horses will also be at the Sheriff subject to the action of the We are authorized to announce Benj Louisville meetingDemocratic party If elected Mr deputies will be W Bowens W P Bedford Jr a3 a candidate for re election as Surveyor of Bourboi New Laundry Agency Mitchell and James Burke County subject to the action of the the agency for the I have secured We are authorized to announce Democratic party Winchester Power Laundry a first- - Brutus J Clay Jr with G W class institution and solicit a share of Judy and J Smith Clarke as deputies FOR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS the public patronage Work or orders as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the We are authorized to announce Miss Clays drug store will action of the Democratic party left at Clarke two-year-old west May Letnar a Donatello imp Chaff of Woodfords stable won la filly by Clay FOR CIRCUIT CLERK MEN S nWe You will 1ateifcAtIleIs afU BOYS CLOTH IN - The Handsomest Line of Clothing Ever Displayed in Bourbon County colors al1 sizes- Seeing is free It wont cost you a penny to inspect our satisfied when you trade at Twin Bros that you get Enable Goods at Reliable Prices 4 V 4 two-year-ol- ds Have just received carload after carload of choicest novelties in Silks Dress GoodsDry Goods Percales White Goods Wash Goods Vv ash Goods Cottons Calicos Laces Muslin Underwear Corsets Handkerchiefs Gloves Hosiery Lace Curtains Embroideries Table Damasks Napkins etc will be both pleasureable and profitable to look through this Departmrnt Our stock offe s ducements m excellence and variety at such low prices that you will regret if you fail to call It giat in Â¬ U KT5m 5 r i Bff n PI- - R t sp JKf tt-- te r Ky v l as Superintendent of Public Schools and material at money saving prices FOR COUNTY CLERK for Bourbon County subject to the IGap tf Bruce Holladay We are authorized to announce Ed action of the Democratic party D Paton as a candidate for re election We are authorized to announce Wm Nashville imposition as Clerk of the Bourbon County Court E Williams as a candidate for Super Â¬ Boy your ticket to Nashville via Cincin Â¬ subject to the action of the Democratic intend nt of Public Schools for Bourbon With every purchase at our store you a coupon and when you get 10 worth of coupon tickets voiinati and Queen Crescent Route to ChattaÂ¬ party County subject to the action of the get free a large handsome glass nooga Visit the historic city and the great framed picture Democratic party battlefields of Missionary Ridge and Lookout FOR JAILER Mountain spend a day at the Chicamauga National Military Park then refreshed and If you wanttobuy right if you want to be treated right if you want to save money make our store FOR MAGISTRATE ready for new conquests continue the jourÂ¬ We are authorized to announce ney Low rates to the great Exposition in Samuel T James as a candidate for vour trading home We are authorized to announce John effect via this pleasant route The Queen Crescent train service is per-Â¬ Jailer subject to the action of the jqI Clay as a candidate for Magistrate fect the schedules fastoues the scenery un- Â¬ Democratic party from the Centerville precinct subject to surpassed anywhere It you want the journey to be a pleasant We are authorized to announce W C the action of the Democratic party one see that your tickets read via Cincinnati and Queen Crescent o ones as a candidate for re election as IV C Riuearson G P A Ciuci nati O FOR POLICE JUDGE Jailer subject to the action of the Democratic party Mr Jones candi- Â¬ We are authorized to announce Ws dacy is in the interest of Mrs Landon Remington as a candidate for Police Piles Piles Piles Ashbrook SBk Judge subject to the action of the Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will J11IHJ Slta vVSBlWJHb J7W jure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching Democratic party C DADGD ERTY I i rrvifi mrjsgsmin -We are authorized to announce W H Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the i tell Â¬ Wts are authorized to announce John ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant Boone as a candidate for Â¬ house on Upper relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment ject to the action of the Jailer sub ft Adair as a candidate for Police Democratic TWO STORY brickadjoining the resi Â¬ Of Ttfo is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the street Judge subject to the action of the HOUSE PAINTER 505 W Ninth Street Cincinnati private parts and nothing else Every box party dence of S S Clay Apply to guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by party Democratic is Ohio mail for 50c and SI per box WILLIAMS 29sep tf A b ADAIR We are authorized to announce Wm MFGr CO Props Cleveland O For sale by We are authorized to announce Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of Clark as a candidate for Police Newt W T Brooks druggist Ky Judge Bourbon County subject to the action subject to the action of the Democratic Am Main St Paris Ky HOUSE AiD LOT USD BLACK Â¬ TUESDAY MAY of the Republican party 1ITH 1897 Wrights Celery Tea- cures contir party tion sick headaches 25c u ALSO DEALER IN We are authorized to announce John returning every second Tuesday in each SMITH SHOP FOR SIM H Stewart as a candidate for Jailer for mayor month Oil subject to the action of the Democratic X Excursion Kates X Optician La n d m a n We are authorized to- announce DESIRE to sell my house and lot party Ma Â¬ has been visiting this Benj Perry as a candidate for with blacksmith shop at Jackson Â¬ Southern Baptist Convention Wil city regularly for over Mayor of the City of Paris subject to Window ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal nve years and admington N C May 6 to 14th L the action of the Democratic party N FOR CONSTABLE ance in twelve months For further SrWW justed glasses bas theÂ¬ Glass to will sell round trip at one fare May 3d particulars address or call on We are authorized to announce W T We are authorized to announce eyes of the best people to 7th limited to 15 days from date of Joseph F Williams as a candidate for Brooks as a candidate for Mayor of the Estimates promptly furnished for BENJ F SHAROjST Of Paris and Bourbon 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky Constable of Paris precinct subject to city of Parisr subject to the action of glass- paints painting anddecorating County and has proven himself com- Â¬ sale the Democratic party petent thorough reliable and honest Presbyterian Church General Assem- Â¬ the action of the Democratic party You can get Landmans glasses from bly Charlotte N C May 20 to 31 L Clark Clays drug store between his u S AND FOREIGN InT will sell round trip tickets at one TllO CURED visits and when he makes his regular May 17 to 21 limited to June 10th visit he will examine your eyes thorough Â¬ fare EUGENE W JOHNSON ly and make any change necessary to F B Carr Agt give satisfaction Examination free JtfcTGOOrtT ani attorney in pat Â¬ solicitor References Drs W J Fithian ent CAUSES PARIS KENTUCKY Sire of Coleridge 205 Choral 20 Arthur W 211J Claybonrne Connor Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C C 212- Clorine 2lo Cling 214 Lee 215 and thirty nine others in 230 list 1729New York Ave Washington D Cram of Paris 18G8 Charges moderate Office established Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Sired by CALIBAN 394 Record 234 Correspondence Requested promptly answered Your work is 60 YEARS -2mar ljan98 solicited Prices reasonable 33 Sire of Cyclone 223i the sire of Gillette 211 Dr Sparks 212 Cicerone 2I2i miVHKp EXPERIENCE -r Cyclone Wilkes 214 Cocoon 215 and sixteen others in 230 asjissHf receive immediate attention Work cabled for and delivered promptly Respectfully Kate Edgar as a candidate for le-elec-ti- on We have m entire new stock of Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes in Blacks and Tans os Best riiaffiy gt - - BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY -- t FOR RENT - OTXOXLIBS I a a n snnrrmn 1 r Hi Sli f24jy-9G-- ly DECOU - - Â¬ Paints Tarnishes Brushes Artists terials Etc - I O F CLAY 4766 218 PATENTS JOHN CONNELLY - 2llr jE3SJttl3lijSlaOC3 w -- 1 WR ilk- - Ik dam Soprano dam of Eminence 218 Strathbridge 2 24J Ambryon 219J Su premacy 228- grandam of Red Silk 210 Brown Silk 219 the dai of and of Emeer 228 etc by Strathmore 408 sire of China Silk 2 216 sixty five and of the dams of over seventy from 209 to 230 2 dam Abbess dam of Steinway 3 225 Solo 228j 22 etc Currency by TRADE MARKS Albion DESIGNS 3 dam by Marshal Ney son of Imp Emancipation COPYRIGHTS C Anyone sending a sketch and description may Caliban 394 by Mambrino Pilot 29 dam Cassia by Cassius IVl Clay Jr 22 etc quickly ascertain free whether an invention is probably patentable Communications strictly Strathmore 408 by Hambletonian 10 dam Lady Waltermire dam of Marshal confidential Oldest apency for securing patents Ney 2034 by North American 2 dam by Hambletonian 2 in America We have a Washington office Patents taken through Munn Co receive special notice in the C F Clay is a horse of great finish and style in fact as much so as any horse SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN we know of Is a beautiful mahogany bay with black points and stands 15 3i Tieautlfully illustrated larcest circulation of hands high Bis pedigree is full of the richest producing blood which has vear after any scientinc journal weekly terms 300 a year year added new and brilliant performers to the turf for instance Nannie Etti 150 six months Specimen copies and Hand coat out of his dam has given in 1896 Red Silk 210 and Brown Silk 219 the latfioos ox Patents sent free AddreBg ter the dam of China Silk CO MUNN record 216 beyond question the best 361 Broadway New York- filly of 1896 As a two three ana five year old C P Clay was cam- Â¬ paigned and landed many good races securing his record of 218 His first crop of foals came in his form and for several years afterward he was the leading sire when age of foals was considered His get all possess his grand in dividuality and are especially speedy and as to race horse qualities the perfor- Â¬ of Coleridge Choral 208 Connor W 211 and MCMATI RY mances recent and of 205 much meritto need any 211 ArthurBut few betterothers MSKFORT too too are comment sires than C F Clay are now in the stud His colts are not only trotters but are show j In Effect STarcli 1 1897 horses as well having probably been awarded as many premiums at the leading DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY fairs as the get of any horse in Kentucky C F Clay will make the season of 1897 at Emerald Park Stock Farm 5 miles north of Paris at EAST BOUND 1 - Â¬ two-year-o- ld two-year-o- ld six-yecr-o- ld adjoining counties for the sale of Bryans new book entitled The First Battte It is written in Mr Bryans office best style clear concise and logical His inspiring language full of keen satire and brilliant rhetoric will charm interest and instruct not only those who were his most devoted followers but also his most ardent opponents The books contains about 600 pages printed from large clear type with 32 full page illustrations a magnificent colored presentation plate and an autograph preface handsomely bound in cloth half morocco or full morocco at 175 225 and 275 each Mail orders will Address receive prompt attention Hutchison Kv Oscar W Miller OSCARexclusive agency has this and for W received The First Battle MILLER Money To Loan 500 on first mortgage at The Bourbon ROUTE The News Smedleyold and well known firm of Butler of Millersburg Ky 26mar tf is now in progress of liquidation owing Apply Mi Wm FOR SXH2- - BIG FOUR BEST LINE TO AND FROM TOLEDO All Points in Michigan DETROIT CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station I ets at 80 cents Spring Meeting Club May 11 25 N Rates ST LOUIS Avoiding The Tunnel to the assignment of J G Smedley All of the large stock of dry goods notions fancy goods domestics boots shoes hats caps and every article kept by a first class store is now being offered at cost for cash This is a fine oppor Â¬ tunity for any one wishing to engage in the dry goods business and assume con Â¬ trol of a house already established and well known throughout Central Ken Â¬ tucky Anyone wishing to buy the stock as a whole should address ALE BUTLER Of the firm of Smedley Buller Millersburg Ky Spbing Races Lexington Mav 3d to N will sell round trip tick- Â¬ 10th L BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cars Tjve Frankfort Arr Elkliorn Switzer Arr Stamping Ground Arr Arr Duvalls Arr Georgetown Arr Newtown Arr Centreville Arr Elizabeth Arr Paris- live Paris Arr Elizabeth Arr Centreville Arr Newtown Lve Georgetown- - 643am 65 am 702am 708am 720am 800am 812am 822am 828am 840am 1 G30am 300pm 348pm 358pm 415pm 4C0pm 442pm 452pm 458pm 510pm 530pm 542pm 548pm 55Spm 610pm G3ipm 0 6pm 653pm 704pm 320pm 332pm WEST BOUND 920am 932am 938am 94Sam 0am wr ArrFrntikfort Arc Georgetown Jjve Georgetown Arr Uuvalls Arr Stam ping Ground Arr Switzer Arr Elk horn GEO B HARPER X Genl Supt 1000am 1040am 1036am M ll V5im 725 pm C D BERCAW 1125am 1135am 71 Ipm Fkankfort Ty Geul Pass Agt Louisville Jockey N will sell L 825 To Insure JL Hilling Oolt tickets at one and one third round trip fare plus 1 for admission Special low Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping E BARBEE Cars Private Compartment Cars rates will be made for morning trains of Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars the 12th Derby Day and morning Incomparable Epworth Heague Queen Crescent Koute trains of the 15th Futurity day State Convention of Epworth Leaguers The service on the Queen Crescent fast State Convention at Louisville May of Kentucky Louisville May 7 9th Be sure your tickets read via train North Through Pullman drawing BIG N will sell tickets at one fare room sleepers Standard vestibuled day 7th and 9th Tickets from Q CL FOUR coaches lavatories and smoking rooms F B Carr Agt Kentucky Elegant Cafe parlor and observation cars stations in and return at half rates to e o Mccormick Ask agents for Nine and one half hours to Cincinnati 10 Louisville Passenger Traffic Mgr particulars hours to Louisville from Chattanooga Incomparable Service O L Mitcheil W C Rinearson I B MARTIN Div Pastr Agt Queen and Crescent trains are the fin- Â¬ O Genl Passr Agt Cin The Gen Pass Chattanooga Tenn Tkt Agt est trains run in the State of Kentucky connect The patrons of Crawford Bros shop vur daily trains to Cincinnati Trunk Cincinnati O of on Main street1 near Fifth enjoy a t Ittj the main highways and the Great East Liaedof the North West See advertisement in another column quiet quick and clean service by exÂ¬ is the line par excellence to washing- This of W J Bryans new book The First pert barbers in the cosiest shop in Paris Mnm WT1- - Rrc inn rmri the Enst The Oueen and Crescent connects with Battle Send your order to Oscar Baths in comfortable Wrisrhts Celerv Ppnj rauiotAa t well equipped nut of Miller Sutchison Ky agent for Bour- Â¬ bath rooms furnished at the pleasure of mm SlinoSwift Pinniimatl Lexington Ky liver and kidneys cures constipation ifc T A P T bon county and sick headache 25c at all druggists y Morgan C P A Lexington Ky - tf tf patrons ICE ICE J NEW YORK Millersburg Ky THE PATRONS TO ICE MFG CO OF THE PARIS We appreciate your past patronage We are now ready to quote prices for next season and will not be undersold by anybody Remember our ice is of pure distilled water PARIS ICE MFG CO 19feb PHIL NIPPERT Manager FORWENT BRICK Pft ant f or B - J cottage 5 rooms 10 per FirstClass repair Ap- O EDWARDS ESGELV r- - IV u J W v -- fT I r i Tr v if- it -- M JT iv i SLxidiUiSiiiMiA il