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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): May 11, 1897

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Al r A 1 -- I - V V MWM t Mk EWS FstabllsUed CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY feb 3 1883 SBTBSTEBSTn YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY JIPESDAY MAY 7 Mfrl 11 1897 X NO 38 STOCK AND TURF NEWS GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS THE WAR Between Turkey and Greece Is nothing when compared to the war that PRICE Come and see the CO Turf Not8 Talbot Bros captured a 250 purse one mile in 143 Saturday at Newport Ti rer Trrs Aimee with Eglitl a Goodwiu ran second in the third race by The Sockman a Sir Dixon owned by Turney Bros of this city won a 250 purse Thuisday A I lo l it i i iNasaviae mi mne was run m ine three-year-oldcolt --- Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Ktc TheatrEElt And Otherwise Tlie Foyer SHIP AHOY r Remarks In Brower Scott Frazee A mofcj delightful evening is in store for alllgpo go to the Paris Grand Opera HouseUS- - night to witness the beautiful nautical comic opera Snip Ahoy It roduced by Lexingtons clever-est amsurs assisted by Misses Jennie ft1 nnnintt linn niuiowan 11 nlnrnanian onn 1 Corner Main and Broadway Lexington Ej willb XZ1L1 OFFICE FURNITURE ROLL TOP DESKS STANDING- DESKS FLAT TOP DESKS REVOLVING CHAIRS REVOLVING STOOLS j v - 1 ni i7 or - nri0QT0 io i I 1I CLOTHIERS are making on High Prices Elept Sprins Sim That we are selling for v iplWVa JzkJ I V A sold to Mrs J D Neet of Versailles her farm of 175 acres one nd a quarter miles south of Versailles for 14000 or 80 an acre Dr Catlett Turney Bros Kentucky Derby candidate made his first start of the season Friuay at Nashville winning the Greenbrier Stakes value 800 in easy style He ran the mile with 115 pounds up in 141 ridden by R Wil- ¬ liams Jack Donohue also owned by Turney Bros ran second in a 250 purse Ed Simms Cuba Free an even money favorite won the first race on the card a 250 purse TumeyBros won a purse Saturday with Tillo by Leonatus Puritan Lass The purse was 250 and Tillo ran tbe mile in 1411 - two ofaCincinnatis gifted vocalists The orJeai has been diligently rehearsed undefne direction of Mr August Gntzejtijwhich is a guarantee that it good will JSe given in style ALL THE DIFFERENT WOODS AND FINISHES The jOpera will doubtlpss be quite a CORRECT PRICES societjtfevent and it is confidently ex pectedufoat a large audience will see the operalHJThe Paris friends of Mr up Gntzefrpwill no doubt give him and his Baby Carriages from company a hearty welcome No theatre-- 3 450 goer should miss Ship Ahoy willjpppretty light airy and full of beautiful 3ongs Reserved sats on sale atBrSSks it AVE INVITE INSPECTION - ii O JamSi Lane Allens new book Choirfflnvisibto The has made its appear- - EI ff ancel Also Nobby Childrens iiits fes Buafaonr carpets at J T Hintons I have more wall paper than any He brings in big lots and sells them lc w Kentucky dealer outside of Louisville doum R You are especially invited to in spectatae carpets and inquire prices Handsome paterns all of them THEiweather is now favorable Qf or balayZcarriages J T Hinton offers an J T Hinton can suit you in wall- ¬ LelegantSline at reasonable figures papers Any style desired and at prices that are just right Jail in and see Al vvayavTUe Latest And Best Machinery Knd Therefore The Best Work them -- Xagixjrcs Toicr irsr Lij k3iU I 1 v I I4LLLj jj lag a 4 vW fc w 3 - J T Hinton Come bring your friends with you und inspect our stock of V s u M Remember the Merchant Tailoring Department New Styles SuitS Spring 0 Yercoats t o Orde r New Weaves New Designs New Novelties Give us a call and be convinced Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded CESjMs3XjE133EE31 Who pay cash like to deal where they can get the benefit We appreciate that kind of trade and you can save money by with us We will make our Fine Black Worsted Inhere is anv improved machinery A invented for doing more perfect laundry wor2jjust depend upon the Bourbon News Notes Gathered In And About The Steang Laundry putting it in Their New Styles Low Prices Burs high graded shirt Ladies Separate Dress latetaddition8 are A Ladies Spring Suits Skirts Miss Elizabeth Btst of Mason re- ¬ starcher which precludes all injury to turned home Saturday Ladies Bicycle Suits thefmost delicate fabric and insures uni and a new collar and cuff fonvork Latest Designs In Wash Fabrics Born Saturday to the wife of For-¬ iroheSwhich enables us to give either rest Brooks a daughter a higjggloss or domestic finish on collars Mr Wm Purnell and wife of Paris anduffs visited relatives here Friday Shall we call for your worn Phone 4 BODKBON bTEAM LAUNDRY Fflf Kid Gloves a Specify A full line of New Novelties Notions and Fancy Good Wm Carpenter visiced his brother Hiram on Cane Ridge Saturday Yocrwill be surprised and greatly Jas Woolums and wife visited Mrs WITH Ben Robinson in Carlisle Sunday pleased when you learn the prices on VI straw matting at J T Hintons Im- Mr and Mrs Dave Conway went to menseldisplaTnowin the show iwii Lexington yesterday- tovisitfriends E MainStreet Lexington Ky f3m Mr Jas Cray ahaf amily came uT Saturday from Mt Olivet to visit rela- ¬ tives Of PartuersHlj Mrs Mary McOlintock of Richmond is the guest of her daughter Mrs G S Allen Miss Warford of Hamilton College The partnership of Drs Roberts of cash visited her parents here Saturday and Ussery is by mutual consent dissolved All accounts of the firm are payable dealing Sunday to Dr Roberts and he assumes the in- ¬ 33 Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository on The Methodist ladies netted twenty dollars at their strawberry supper Fri- ¬ debtedness of the firm of MILLERSBURG Complete Link Of Silks I New Styles In Ladies Shirt Waists All Mail Orders Promptly AttendedTc - - J4 w b hutohinson EDGE APPLETON y iesolutlou i day night rusticate Messrs Albert Hawes and T P Wadell have gone to Swango Springs to Mr Herbert Tabb of Mt Sterling was the guest of Jos and Jas McClel- were guests of Mrs Owen April USSERY H H ROBERTS WC corner do all 30 1897 Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we are now prepared to kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles such as carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new f FOR land Sunday Mr and Mrs Lewis Rogers of North Middletown bugg SHRUBS FEESH CREAM everything in the vehicleAtUGlES9invited to inspect our line The public is EVERY DAY We have completed arrangements to jobs to be first class receive daily from Miller Wards dairy a Call and see us large amount of extra fine Fresh the product of his noted prem- ¬ I Cream cows ium We will keep on hands at all times at our shop on Main between Sixth and Seventh a supply of Fresh Cream which we will retail in any desired quantity stock and compare our prices We have engaged experienced expert workmen to do onr work and insure satisfaction and guarantee all This will be a saving to you of 10 to 315 Iugels Friday The Millersburg base ball team was defeated Saturday at Ruddlles Mills by a Prompt attention to all orders a Trousers 3509 4 and up Psris lnrnistiiiiff nnd THlloriiiff Co H Fred Lansing ATAW score of 14 to 3 Mr Simm Doty caught a thirteen pound and a twenty one pound carp at the dam last week market price Mrs D R Kimbrough of Cynthiana at Your patronage is solicited is the guest of her father Mr John S STOUT Manager The only safe sure and reliable Female PHiIi ever offered to Tiadies Cutter NVK- - SMJf a3E HffiOTTS Ffc5fc85Mfclniri I nil I H especially MI I recommendEl KEsarvh Sfil la I Oh FlIbaial ed to married Ladies I JSHL I Lai iW H 1 1 Jm X xxiXio ttuu uauo no owier Ask for DB BlUiXJs jfiJUWiiSUXAij per tox t Doxes for 500 Send for circular Price 100 - 1 1 n - 33R JVEOTTS JJffijyiJLtJ-J-- i CO Cleveland umo For SaleiBy W T Brooks Druggist ASSIGNEES NOTICE persons having claims against ALL assigned estate of J W Mock Jo are requested to present tnem 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 pay promptly and thereby ayoid court and the balance afterwards can secure cost the best pianos HARMON STITT Small Payments 26fb Assignee Stein way Pianos muss HUES 1397 SEtXI33rO Hazelton Smith Gabler Barnes Jameson and family Miss Mattie Power was home Satur- ¬ day and Sunday on a visit from her school at Pleasant Green Mr Wallace Shannon took about twenty of the young folks on a hay ride to Blue Licks Saturday Mrs Robt McClelland and Mrs Geo Baird of Mt Sterling were guests of Mrs Martha McClelland Friday Mrs Wm Ballinger and family of Avon visited her father Lewis Merri mee and family Saturday and Sunday Geo W Bain will lecture ac the new Methodist Church on Thursday SubThe Old Man and the New ject Woman Jas W Conway bought 35 fine grade cows last week for W B Kidd of Win ¬ chester The cows will be shipped to Lexington Mrs Eliza Corrington returned home last week from a visit to Hot Springs and Memphis where she spent the Win ter with her three sons Joe Lee and Owen Corrington Miss Lucy Allen and Mr Sanford Allen entertained at tea Friday the following young ladies Misses Wood Anna E Bright Miss Vaught Messrs Ashby Leer B Howard J Will Clark and Dorsey Ray ¬ HEDGES WALSH ACRE FARM HIGH ST COR FOURTH k PARIS KY Tha Popular Meat Market i sell DESIRABLE GO PRIDE OF PARIS The Best The Whitest Purest and FOR SALE HAVE a well situated 60 acre B mr bon County farm which I desire to It is well improved For any further particulars address J E PLDMMER 8jan tf Millersburg Ky I FLOUR PARIS MILLING CO Ask Your Grocer For It Wool Wanted Will pay the highest price for wool Call and see us before selling 4may 4t R B HUTCHCRAFT Take No Other MADE FAMOUS In the story of Jonathan and His Continent by Max ORell When you want to read a real live newspaper THE HAZEL GREEN HERALD fills the 1 a year always in advance The bill editor is a free silver crank but orig inaland up to date Single copies having sold as high as 1 each Adveitisars are strictly in it SACK EVERY GUARAHTEED WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED may be bought in this way A small over for Orchard Lawn payment down the Piano delivered EVERYTHING Fall stock of Orna-¬ when desired and deferred payments You can afford to buy just the style mental and Fruit Tree3 Grape Vine3 ¬ arranged to suit buyer Pianos old and straw mattings you want at J T Misses Childrens and Infants Spring Heel Shoes that are made like Asparagus and Small Fruits We em new of any makes taken in exchange Hintons He has roll after roll of ma- ¬ grown up peoples The finest line no agents but sell at liying pnce3 ploy ttingsall beautiful patterns at low ever shown in Paris Every pair brim planter Telephone in direct to the prices office Strawberry and general nursery ful of style and quality and will out- ¬ to Catalogues on application wear their purchase price every time 121 and 123 West Fourth Street CLAY RION H F HILLENMEYER Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa ij r -Lexington Ky fr a s CINCINNATI O 2Gfeb tf tion sick headaches 2oc at drug jists from the time they The carpet display at J T Hintons secure space Send subscriptions and equals any in Kentucky The low prices write for ad rates to Spence Cooper Look them will interest any buyer Hazel Green Ky No 1 TOBACCO HOGSHEADS WILL SELL CHEAP WITH BEST INDIANA WHITE OAK HOOPS Ereest Urchs Co ¬ TARR I TEMPLIK ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER y-ft- ---- x tl Jb ZWlf jSK - v 4r THE BOURBON A MESSAGE Is fW8 TUESDAY MAY THE CAPITAL 11 1897 FIRE AT SEA Very few shooters load shot gun sHella now that factory loaded shells can be bought so cheap It is cheaper and easier to buy than to load shot shells and there is no question that the machine loaded are better than the hand loaded The shells leaded by the Winchester llepeating Anns Co JTeAV Haven Ct are the standard of the world for reliability uniformity and strong shooting qualities They are used by all the best shots in preference to any others Winchester loaded shells can be bought of all dealers in all gauges and loads Results The Mallory show them to be the best on the market which left her Send for a large illustrated catalogue free Nbt to be provoked is best but if moved never correct till the fume is spent for every stroke our fury strikes is sure to hit ourselves at last N Y Weekly 5f-- - A CRISIS A F0BEGA Cheapest and Best 4 Asking for Information for Facts Con necteci With Commerce Chairman Dingley HaBLong Conference With the President Senate Committee Seeking Information in Regard to tV Merits of Amended Tariff 15111 I I IK L Washington May 7 The president Thursday sent to the senate a message in response to a resolution asking- for all information in the department of state concerning tariffs taxes exports and imports and in fact everything connected with commerce The mes ¬ sage transmits a letter from the secre- ¬ tary of state transmitting such as information has heeu furnishedof sta the bureau tistics through consular reports lb is hinted that the bureau has not had adequate funds to print 211 the infor- mation which has been received and the secretary suggests that larger ap- ¬ propriations be made for enlarging the work of the statistics bureau Mr Dingley chairman of the ways and means committee of the house had a long consultation with President McKinley Thursday afternoon pre ¬ sumably about the tarift bill Mr Dingley declined to say anything about the subject of his visit Mr Calhoun the Illinois attorney who has been selected by the presi ¬ dent to take the place of Mr Day of Canton as the legal representative of this government in the prosecution of the Ruiz case in Havana was at the state department Thursday to begin the preparation of his case lie spent some time with Assistant Secretary - ¬ formally asked the mediation of the It is asserted imperor of Russia hat the question of abdication considera curns on financial came to the ion When King George irown it was agreed that if deposed aeshould have 24000 yearly but only one third of that amount if he should abdicate London May 8 The Athens correspondent cf the Daily News says It is persistently rumored that a cabi ¬ net crisis is impending M Ralli and his colleagues advocate energetic preparations to continue the struggle while the king desires to avoid further ¬ 5 Reported to Be Imminent In the Greek Cabinet King George Asks for the bf the Business to Be TcanmiMi jn Mediation of the Emperor of Russia Congress This Week Berlin May 8 The Lokal Anzei per says that the king of Greece has The Committees Will Bo FIUedkMioRFore Fart of the Volc Thre DayAiTjBurn- ments in tne nousu m uus-pended The Sundry CivilBifi DC Mlctiigan Naval Militia Want the Loan of the U S S Yantic The Question ef Transit of Mail Through Intermediate Steamer Leona Puts Back to New York Countrios With Sixteen Corpses on Board Washington May 8 The failure ol the senate to make public its action on the arbitration treaty has created an Thirteen of the Steerage Passengers and the Crew Suffocated by Smoke unusual condition of affairs There is Three ofFormer Were Penned Up lit- The no official information that the senate low Decks Efforts to SaveTnero K I lOpiere Washington no certainty as to the linepfpro ceeding in the senate during the pres snt week The Morgan Cubanresolu tion probably will be taken iipMon day and it may lead to a longv and May is - ivith what has already been done by Consul General Lee and the depart ment of state Don T S Sharretts president of the board of United States general appraisers at New York has been sum ¬ moned to Washington to advise the senate committee on finance in rela ¬ tion to the tarift bill Avas asked Thursday for an opinion in regard to the merits of the amended bill as a revenue producer and in reply said In my opinion the bill will produce sufficient revenue to meet the demands of the government The duty on tea 10000000 will aggregate a least while the increase iprovided for by the tax on beer will amount to from 12 ¬ ¬ Rockhill making himself acquainted revenue over that produced by the act of 1894 Indeed this in- ¬ crease alone would be almost sufficient if times were prosperous to produce the additional revenue necessary to support the government as the de ¬ ficiency under that act was due large ly to the depressed conditions 1 esti mate the increase of the duty on sugar over that of the Wilson law to amount on the average to about 05 per cent I dp not believe that the increased rate will materially affect the volume of importations There will also be a large addition from wool 1 think the increase from this source will exceed the possible de crease from the manufactures of wool due to the rates being prohibitive on the lower grades of woolen mixed rocds The cotton schedule shows very little change from the Wilson law and the same may be said of the metal flax and sundries schedules I say that the increased revenue on the articles included in these schedules would not exceed 5000000 Representative King democrat of Utah Thursday introduced a resolu- ¬ tion for the annextion of Hawaii The resolution declares that citizens some of of the United States whom reside in the islands have extensive financial interests there that many of the citizena were formerly citizens of the United States and by the ties of affinity and consanguin are indissolubly bound to this government that the rights and liberties of the Hawaiian people are guaranteed by its constitution but that the perpetuity of the republic ia not assured Washington May 7 Senator Bacon of Georgia has introduced a joint reso¬ 14000000 more The in- ¬ creased duty on sugar will result in a material gain to the volume of 000000 to ¬ from public view When the queen and princess visit cause some debate but the probabili- ¬ the hospitals they are openly insulted ties that the agreement of the con- ¬ in the streets The palace is watched ferees will be generally acquiesed in by revolutionary agents lest their The house programme of three day majesties should attempt to flee the adjournments will be suspended this country It is said that Turkey is the week The sundry civil appropriation chief hindrance to the powers propos- bill has passed the senate and now re ing mediation as the porte claims the turns to the house for action on the right to finish the war in the ordinary amendments The programme pur- ¬ way sued when the Indian bill came back correspondent of the to the house will probably be followed The Athens Times says in the case of the sundry civil That is of the retreat from Phar the amendments will be considered in The news salas was at first received with con- ¬ the house before the bill is sent to sternation but the public has al- conference There is a good deal ready accepted the situation and now of bitter feeling among the house acregards the retreat to Domokos as a tions which may break out as sobri as strategic movement dictated by pru- opportunity for debate is given and dence It is general felt thaf Gen some lively oratorical displays are ex-¬ Smolenskis defense of Velestino has pected The conference report on the vindicated the reputation of the Greek Indian appropriation bill also will be army and wiped out the disgrace of ready for consideration before the Mati and Larissa The national honor week closes The questions involved is untarnished in the opening of the Uncompahgre But while all this is so the old reservation in Utah will of course bellicose enthusiasm of the Athenians furnish the main source of contention has vanished completely On all sides in the debate on this report the desire for peace is expressed and A vigorous policy of extending mail should the government invoke the in facilities for the suburbs of the large tervention of the powers it would cities as far as possible by both steam probably be supported by public opin- and electric cars has been adopted by ion The anti ro3al feeling is visibly Second Assistant Postmaster General diminishing The demonstrations due Shallenberger Many of the big cities to a change of cabinet and to the flight will be given material additional serv- ¬ from Larissa which wrere somewhat ice for the outlaying districts if the superficial have not been repeated citizens of those points co operate The gallantry of the princes at Phar with the department to make it a sucsalas has also had a good effect cess and the statement will be a Athens May S The intervention welcome announcement to numerous communications fxom the powers have places where feeling is evidenced that not yet been received The Greek gov- the demands of the suburbs are not ernment has notified the powers that met Mr Shallenberger is giving the the Greek fleet has established an ef- matter careful attention and as an fective blockade on the coast of Epi initiative has just made contracts at ¬ ¬ ¬ Private news from Athens which has Bscaped censorship shows the position of royalty there to be more perilous than ever The members of the royal family rarely leave the the palace and their portraits have been withdrawn bloodshed The Rome correspondent of the Daily Mail says Senate Morgan is spirited debate to press the resolu ¬ guite determined tion to an issue and Senator Hale just as determined to prevent its passage Mr Hale ultimately will move to refer the resolution to theeommit tee on foreign relations and1 an effort will be made to enlist the friends of the administration against it The committees will be filled Mon da3 or Tuesday but as this will be done on the basis heretofore agreed upon there will be no friction over the proceeding The conference report on the Indian appropriation bill imay ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ rus ¬ ¬ ¬ began early Friday near Velestino and lasted several hours the Greeks being finally beaten back They have retreated upon Volo sharply pursued by the Turks Athens May 8 A dispatch just from Almyros announced that Gen Smolenskis brigade arrived there Friday morning after having effected a retreat from Velestino in good order Athens May 8 No news has been received of the whereabouts of Gen Smoleuski whose brigade of Greek troops was last heard of as being engaged with the Turks at Velestino the latter apparently attempting to prevent him from retreating upon Volo or Almyros The government has ordered the ironclad squadron to send several torpedo boats to obtain news of the missing brigade A panic prevails at Lamia on the Gulf of Lamia which is now the base of supplies for the Greek forces at Domokos Many of the inhabitants are fleeing from the place fearing it will be attacked by the Turks Three vessels brought refugees from Lamia to the Pirceeus Thursday evening ¬ eceived ¬ Pharsalas May 8 An engagement ¬ ¬ for additional train service to various suburbs there within a range of about 30 miles from the city whereby from one to three extra mails a day will result from the use of accommodation trains Electric cars will figure largely infutureposWl operations owing to the large number several views but developed i no defi of settled districts wheYetne steam nite result Congress itself is taking a recess un roads do not touch til next week when it will meet prob ably to receive the report of the sub- ¬ GEN WHEATON committee upon the latters notifica- ¬ Retires From the Service of the United tion that it is in readiness to communStates Army Having Reached the Age icate its findings Washington May 8 Postmaster of 03 Years Denver Col May 10 At noon Sat ¬ Brown of Cincinnati called on First urday Brigadier Brevet Major General Assistant Postmaster General Heath Frank Wbeaton retired from service in Friday and asked for ten new letter the United States army having reach- ¬ carriers four new clerks and four new ed the age of G3 years of which time street railway postal cars for Cincin ¬ 47 years have been spent in the service nati Brown urged the rapid growth of At 11 oclock the officers and employes of the department of Colorado assem- Cincinnati and the annexation of five bled in Gen Wheatons office and bade suburbs as reasons for the increased the general farewell He made a few facilities which he said were abso- ¬ lutely necessary Heath and Brown appropriate remarks Gen Wheaton left Denver Saturday will have another conference Satur night going east and in August will day sail for Europe where he will spend THE CUBAN WAR the next two years ¬ - Pittsburgh Pa into the stipulations of the treaty of Washington to ascertain whether or not the latter would stop the entry of the Yantic into the lakes if she were dismantled of her guns The doctrine laid down during the last ad- ¬ ministration of President Cleveland in the face of an earnest brief in the negative by his friend Don Dickinson was so broadly adverse to the con struction of anything in the semblance cf a warship on the lakes that there is no doubt that the present application would be included in its inhibition although it is of course possible that the present administration may take a different view of the matter However the case is not likely to go that far inasmuch as the construction bureau has reported that even if all movable weights are removed from the Yantic she could not be brought up to a draft of nine feet and so could not pass the canals Washington May 8 The question of transit of mails through intermediary countries was threshed over again Friday at a meeting of the subcommit- ¬ tee on transit of the ways and means committee of the Universal Postal congress The committee met early and spent several hours in going over the subject Mr Havelarr of Hol- ¬ land the representative of a coun- ¬ try which perhaps would have more reason than any other to oppose the projected transit reforms presid- ¬ ed The deliberations gave the delegates an opportunity to present their ¬ ¬ ¬ has taken any action or that the treaty has been rejected or that the defeated treaty was different from the one originally submitted All that is known officially is that a treaty was concluded by Secretary Olney and Sir Julian Pauncefote and sent to the senate It then went into executive session so that no official information has been given as to the amendments made and final action The secrecy of executive sestaken does not permit the state depart sion ment or the British government to be notified as to what has occurred It is felt to be due to the other contracting party to the treaty that some notice should be given as to what has been done and as to the form of the treaty when rejected In case the senate should never make its action known the last official record on the treaty would be its submission to the senate four months ago Washington May 8 The naval militia of Michigan having put in an earnest request to the navy depart ment for the loan of the U S S Yantic for their use as soon as she re turns from the South Atlantic station Secretary Long has been looking intc the possibilities of getting the ship up the canals connecting the lakes with the ocean arid alsc ¬ t If V ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ New York May 10 line steamer Leona pier on Saturday bound for Galveston took fire at sea put back and arrived in port Sunday night with 1G corpses aboard The dead were thirteen steerage passengers and three members of the crew who succumbed to a terrible fire which occurred off the Delaware capes at an early hour Sunday morning The horror of the story can hardly be told Sunday night Those wTho are dead were penned up below decks and although frantic efforts were made by the officers of the vessel to save them the fire had gained such terrific headway before the danger was discovered that all escape was cut off The steamer carried in her cargo many bales of cotton It is not certain how the fire originated but when it was discovered it burst forth with such fury that it was impossible to reach the steerage Even then the steerage passengers apparently were unmindful of the danger else the smoke and flames had not reached The saloon passengers were them first aroused and in such a manner as When it beto occasion little alarm came apparent that the fire had cut oft the steerage the captain and his men poured great quantities of water down the ventilator and the most frantic efforts were made for the escape of those penned up In this way eight of the steerage passengers made their escape The dead are Steerage passengers Bridget Sullivan R Cotiane Mrs C Guzza Miss Guzza Miss Hannah Solo manson Mrs Valcieks Miss Valcieks Sophie Schwart Myra Wades two un ¬ known children two unidentified The crew Alfred Hardy waiter 41 years old New York Alfred Lang waiter 19 years old New York H ¬ 1 c Statu of Ohio City of Toledo Lucas Count v ¬ ¬ Co doing business in the ciiy of Toledo County and State aforesaid and that said firm will pay the sum of One Hundred Dol- ¬ lars for each and every case of catarrh that cannot be cured bv the use of Hairs Catarrh Cure FRANK J CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence this 6th day of December A D 1SS0 A W GLEAPON Seal Notary Public Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous sur- ¬ faces of the system Send for testimonials free P J CHENEY CO Toledo 0 Sold by druggists 75c Halls Family Pills are the best Some men need a good roastinsr but they are siieli good fighters that no one will give Prank J Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of P J Cheney f it to them A Atchison Globe n ¬ too often culminate fatally is inactivity or The forerunner of Danscrous Lietlmrsy train of evils which ¬ gerous integral disease of the organs them- ¬ selves to be apprehended but dropsical diffusions from the blood rheumatism and gout are all traceable to the non removal from the blcod by the kidneys of certain im purities Hostetters Stomach Bitters de- ¬ purates the blood renders the kidneys ac- ¬ tive and prevents their disease ¬ lethargy of the kidneys Not only is Brights disease diabetes gravel or some other dan- ¬ Boys who are always waiting for the high ¬ est wages are generally out of a job Wash- ¬ ington Democrat m No-To-B- ac ¬ York The passengers were all transferred to the City of Augusta in safety and the work of fighting the fire was continued About 9 oclock in the morning the flames were under control and the steamer out of danger The passengers were sent back to the Leona and the City of Augusta continued en her way to Savannah The Leona put about and returned to port under her own steam The Leona is a schooner rigged steel screw steamer of 3339 tons gross and 2331 tons net register She was built in 1SS0 at Chester Pa Her dimensions are Length 314 feet breadth 4G2 feet and depth of hold 203 feet She has three decks and six bulkheads She was last surveyed in September ¬ ¬ Hartmann butcher 27 years old New Over 400000 cured Why notlctNo-To-Ba- e regulate or remove your desire lor tobacco Saves money makes health and nmrihood Cure guaranteed 50c and 100 all druggists for Fifty Cents When a man gets beat in a game of cards he always tells how he is out of practice- Washington Democrat As you chew tobacco for pleasure use is not only the best but the most lasting and therefore the cheapest ¬ Star Tobacco Star It Some people are proud because they once had a lot of money and squandered it Washington Democrat After physicians had given me up I was saved by Pisos Cure Ralph Erieg Wil liamsport Pa Nov 122 1S93 Love when true faithful and well fixed is eminently the sanctifying element of human life N Y Weekly Any ache from toothache to backache St Jacobs Oil will cure A good laugh is like sunshine to the soul N Y Wceklv Cascarets stimulate liver kidneys and bowels Never sicken weaken or gripe 10c 1S96 ¬ ¬ ¬ SUING FOR PEACE Greece Makes Application to the Powers Soliciting Mediation Turkey Will Claim Indemnity Athens May 10 A correspondent learns on the very best authority that Greece has made a written application to the powers through their representatives at Athens with a view of ob taining mediation All the representatives have promised in their replies to use their best offices except the Ger- ¬ man minister who has merely acknowledged the receipt of the note from the ¬ It is said we pay the most for whntia given us N Y Weekly The pain of sciatica is cruel The cure by St Jacobs Oil is sure It penetrates Globe A ¬ ¬ A pair of scissors is always lost Atchison ¬ Slipped and fell bad sprain mind St Jacobs Oil will cure it svs Never play- - cabinet The porte is inclined to support the powsrs with a view to the facilitation of negotiations hut it declines to consent to an armistice on the ground Not all the great bluffers arc poker Atchison jlobe ¬ ¬ ¬ A To Poison PLOT Col ¬ t lution declaratory of the policy of the United States in favor of the arbitra tion of international differences Washington May 7 An important order prohibiting a pension claimant ¬ disallowed or for an increase if pension has been issued until one year from the date of the previous consideration of the case is contemplated by the commissioner of pensions and may be issued soon The purpose of the proposed order is to lessen the great volume of work confronting the bureau and to enable it to devote most of the time of the examiner to original claimants ¬ either favorably or unfavorably from filing papers for its reconsideration if whose claim has been adjudicated ¬ r - JCinley Washington Ma 7 Gen Jame Longstreet the famous confederate fighter will be appointed commit sioner of railroads by President Mc Vessel Wrecked Crew Dies of Fever The British ship Traveler Capt Christie from Senebays for Del aware Breakwater was wrecked of the Island of Rodriguez SUO miles east northeast of Mauritious on February 4 the news has just reached here Her hull materials were lost but 300 tons of the cargo were saved Capt Christie his first officer and 14 of the crew died of sea fever May 7 Port Louis Island of Mauritious ¬ ¬ Lieut Langhorne who has been an Huntsville Ala May S There ia aide to Gen Wheaton for the past few a profound mystery at Jeff a small j years will enjoy four months leave of country town near here Two months absence which will be spent in travel ¬ ago Joshua 0 Kelly a prominent ing in Europe farmer and nursery man several members of his family and a number of TEXAS RAILROADS tenants were poisoned This was thought to have been the result of Improvements to the Aggregate Cost of Abont S4OOO00O to Be Made Mrs Kelly carelessly placing poison in 10 Austin Tex According to a cupboard Kelly died in intense ag ¬ the testimony May adduced ony A party of 11 sitting up with his railroad commissioners in before the the body were poisoned the night after gation which has just closed investiKelly died Friday it begins to appear roads of Texas expect therail in the that there is a plot to poison the fami- very near to future make ly After breakfast every one who improvements the aggregate cost had eaten became violently ill Eight of which taking their own negroes and six whites were affected statements will be about and two may die Among the ill is a 54000000 and figures statements are If these drummer from Cleveland Tenn who true and there is no reason to doubt spent the night at Kellys them the roads evidently anticipate an early era of prosperity in this state A Tribute to Grants Memory New York May 8 As a tribute te and propose to help good times along the memory of Gen Grant Yang Yu by expending large sums of money former minister from China to the which will be scattered among the United States Friday planted a tree people in the ground under which the casket Detroit Malt House Burned of Gen Grant lay for 12 years The Detroit Mich May 10 The large tree is called Ginkjobilo Ba by Chinese malt house of Henry M Rickel Co botanists and is said to grow to a height was destroyed by fire Sunday afterof about 100 feet noon It is estimated that 50000 wcrth of malt was destroyed The liquor Licenses Granted Parkersburg May S A liquor li- loss on buillding is 20000 fully in cense was granted in Doddridge coun sured It is not known whether the ty Friday by the county court for the insurance on the contents will cover first time in 22 years But two saloona the loss The fire probably started were legalized although the county from an electric wire Two firemen has a population of 15000 inhabitants were slightly injured Two May Die ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the Kelly Family at Jeff Ala of the department until Gen Otis the successor of Gen Wheaton arrives Merriam will assume command Negotiations for a Peaceful Solution of the Troubles Pending by Purchase or Otherwise New York May 8 A special to the Journal from Havana says Your cor- ¬ respondent is able upon high authority to confirm the Journals recent Wash ¬ ington reports as to negotiations pend ¬ ing there between Secretary of State Sherman Dupoy de Lome and Estrada Palma looking to a peaceful solution by purchase or otherwise of the is land of Cuba The story is the topic of conversa- ¬ tion in all the clubs El Diario de La Marina the reform- ¬ ist organ here in a leader sounds an ominous note of warning by intimat ing that the so called reforms that Premier Canovas has offered to the island will be little more than a farce should Cuba be left to pay the cost of the war Spain must pay it El Diario declares otherwise the paper adds she can not hope to keep the colony and continue to monopolize its trade ¬ ¬ ganize her forces As a matter of fact Turkey contin- ¬ ues to send troops from Salonica homeward and it is probable that Osman Pasha has returned to Constantinople from Salonica In view of both facts it may be assumed that nothing serious is expected but the continuance of a state of war is regarded as the very best means of hastening the ef- ¬ forts of diplomacy It is understood that Greece agrees to confide her interests to the powers in the peace negotiations A dispatch to the Morning Post from Constantinople says it is probable that Turkey will demand a war in ¬ demnity of over G 000 000 sterling War claim will be supported by Russia and Germany A special to the Daily Mail from Volo says that as the result of the proclamation of Edhem Pasha promis- ¬ ing to protect the inhabitants and to use only one battalion as the occupy- ¬ ing force on condition that the Greek fleet be withdrawn the Greek admiral has been ordered to leave forthwith Volo has been occupied by a Turkish force of 6000 Athens May 10 The Greek western squadron has rescued large numbers of women and children from villages along the Epirus coast threatened by ¬ ¬ that chis would enable Greece to reor- ¬ Confined our son to his bed for five months The disease left him an object of pity and a great sufferer He wTas covered with blotches and the burning and itching were terrible to bear A lady told us to try Hoods Sarsapariila He began taking ife and soon improved After taking a few SC bottles he was entirely cured Boylan East Leroy Mich Get only Hoods theSarsaparilia Purifier True fact The Dest in One Blood pills to take are Wrkc rlll withthe only Sarsapariila iUUU Oillc Hoods 1 XBM Raking and health making are included in the making of HIRES Rootbeer The prepa- ¬ ration of this great tem perance drink is an event of importance in a million well regulated homes Ti V I Murder and Suicide Leadviivle CoL May 8 A woman known as Miss Belle Walker was shot and instantly killed by her lover who called himself George Ratliffe after a ¬ ¬ army Some Greek troops from Veles- tino have embarked on the Greek man- cpiarrel The assassin then took his of war Volo own life A letter was found on the Minister McKenzie at Home person of the dead man addressed to the IIoPKiNSViLiiE Ky May 10 Ex coroner and stated that his real name was Gardner Marchbauks and his Congressman James A McKenzie home was in Ouray The womans United States minister to Peru ar name wras Laura Belle Lantz March rived at his home at Oak Grove south banks said he sacrificed everything in of this city Saturday evening He was the wtrld for the woman and she de- ¬ accompanied by his family and is rap idly improving in health ceived him ¬ the Turks Stylis near Lamia has been made the port for revictualing the Greek i- Mil - fflp Mf iM Cl mm ¬ Invigorating appetiz- ¬ ing satisfying Put some up to day and have it ready to put down whenever youre thirsty Made only by The Charles E Hires Co Philadelphia A pack ¬ age makes 5 gallons Sold everywhere is full of good health ootbeer v Wont Give Up His Offlcp University of Michigan Will Send No 10 May Omaha Neb Mayor Tfain Broatch has a force of forty picked po message from Gov Pingree urging inAnn Arbor Mich May 8 Ifc was creased taxation of railroads was read decided Friday night that the Univer- ¬ licemen under command of Sergeant in both houses of the legislature sity of Michigan will send no team to iler patroling the city hall Sunday Thursday afternoon The governor the big military athletic carnival at night lie reiterates his intention of fears that the session will end without the Chicago coliseum The reason holding to the office of mayor at all having enacted any adequate reforms stated is that on account of the with ¬ hazards His term of office expired at Mayor elect drawal of Illinois Chicago and Wiscon- ¬ midnight Sunday night In this line sin Michigan would have no real rivals Moore will make no effort to secure Boys Fatal Quarrel v sontrol of the office by force Shelbyville Ind- - May 7 Gilbert in the competition Dugan was fatally cut with a knife New State Liquor Law Signer Wild Rose the Official Flowor Thursday morning by Thomas Cooper Des Moines la May 10 Gov Drake Des Moines la May 8 Both while quarreling over an admission houses of the legislature Friday passed dgned the new state liquer law in- ants Increased Taxation of Railroads Lansing Mich May 7 A long ¬ ticket to a circus years -- Both are aged 12 resolutions making the wild rose the official flower of the state Sank Examiner Haydeu Indicted Chicago May 10 The grand jury withdrawn in the race for United Saturday voted an indictment against States senator Friday and J N C Bank Examiner George P Hay den for Stockton a Jacksonville banker and failing to report on the condition of supporter of Call was placed in nomi-¬ ihe Globe Savings bank for over two nation The result of the ballot Fri ¬ months after he knew it to be in an day was Chipley 37 Stockton 33 Ra nsolvent condition ney 20 Hocker 3 Burford 1 Total Spain to Raise Money 94 Chipleys friends have driven Call Madrid May 10 The queen regent from the race and hope soon to effect las issued a decree authorizing the Chiplys eletion aising of S0D0000 to be secured by he customs duties of Spain to meet the Count Esterhazy Dead tost of military operations in Cuba and LoxiiON Ulay 8 Count Nicholas jluding the sections allowing mahn rl Esterhazy the celebrated sportsman he Phillippine islands The bank of ipaih will undertake the issue iacturing Saturday irK3 imu ureeaer oi race noraes is dead r TTLS ev Calls Name Withdrawn Talijlhassee Fla May S Call was -- Jc CT cases 75 S 50 Western Wheel Works CtfCAGO 0A0S L9GVE F REE fc MAKERSoOo - Weeks Scale Works AND COTTON SCALES treatment Free BADQY7 nL I 0I Dr uUrrALUj Na 11 DISCOVERY jjirea quick relief and cures worst Send for book of testimonials and lO dnv II II GREENS SONS Atlanta Oa fcJS I fa 600 SECOND HAND BICYCLES 5 TO 1-5Allmakes GOOD AS NEW Mntfeeeloc4 eut Lists free L AHead Cycle Co Chicago v- - F MJLTiiwrr - 4 K - v l 6 i X 1 SV wr V f - mi vsj x PBt It I THE BOURBON NEWSIfflpDAy WAY mw 11 1897 MINOTS TJie v n ttt uwtbQg Mw vftfJimu SA V TMTT HUT Vs 7IT n VT w VfWsI 3 lvZtrl 4 C3KSavJ jvsi - Copyright 1894 by J B Lippincott Company I ft I s r 5 t v ft r a I I7 I jr tr l H The conductor had ejcd Lambert cu riously as he punched his ticket He belt it for a moment and edged Lis lantern around so that its feeble light could reinforce the glimmer from the bleared and smoky globs above Lam ¬ berts curly head The train had started irom he junction with that quick series of back wrenching jerks which all veteran travelers remember as character istic of American railways before the introduction of coupler buffers It was a shabby old fashioned train one whose cars had seen service and not n little of it during the long- and event- ¬ ful war so recently closed It had a baggage car behind the wheezy old wood burner that drew the ricket profession out into the dim starlit aisle Through the eastward forest and for tthe first time in a week that baggage ar contained a trunk It had a smok- ¬ er in which three or fouv negroes were soundly sleeping on the worn cushions st the forward end and three or four lank shabbily dressed whites were consuming tobacco and killing time under the single lamp at the other ft had a ladies car so called in which no ladies were visible and which differed in appointments from the smoker only in the facts that its scats were uphol- ¬ stered in dingy red plush instead of blackened canvas and that both its lamps could be induced to burn how- ¬ ever feebly instead of only one It was a forlorn hangdog shame faced sort of train that seemed oppressed with a sense of its own disrepute a train that Jept in hiding during the broad light of day and ventured to slink forth only after nightfall like some impoverished debtor not loving the darkness better than light because of evil deeds but hating it n it hated its own shabbincss and accepting it as only one plane above total decrepitude the junk shop and the poorhousc Starting at dusk from a iiopulous station on a north and south trunk line it turned and twisted Through red clay cuttings jolted over mud covered ties and mos grown trestles whistling shrill to wake the watch- ¬ ers at cress country stations on the way and finally after midnight rested an hour at a prominent point a state where sometimes at one center oclock but generally loag after the iiight express came glaring xii from the south along the glistening rails of an ¬ other great northern route and three nights In the week perhaps gave it a sleepy pnssenger or two to trundle away westward towards the big river town it managed to reach by sunrise once more to slink out of sight until dark when again it crept forth and stole ¬ awa3r on the return trip over its clank ing road unresentful of comment on its loneliness and poverty and proud if anything of the fact that this way at least it ran right end foremost ac- ¬ cording to the American idea with the baggage instead of the ladies car next the struggling engine It was a clear starlit night sharply cold and the planks of the platform at the junction had snapped and creaked Tinder their glistening white coat of frosty rime The up train came in even later than usual so muc i so that the stationmaster had more than once osked his friend the conductor of the waiting Owl whether he really thought he could make it over to Quit- ¬ man in time for the down express at Youd better puil out the min ¬ dawn ute she gits hyuh was his final in- ¬ junction when at last her whistle was heard A lithe active young fellow in a trim suit of tweed had sprung from the sleeper before the incoming train had fairly stopped and hailing the first Train f or Tuga uianlie saw asked which so astonished the loo gone yet party addressed that he simply stared for a minute without reply A voice in the wilderness apparently was heard above the hissing of steam and the loud mouthings of the negro porters of the All aboard for Quit- ¬ two rival hotels man it said and abandoning his apparent purpose of repeating the question in sharper tone the young fellow turned and ran nimbly across the platform in the direction of ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ Young feller n the sleeper all I know of Got him answered the conductor na briefly as possible for a man long attuned to the southern drawl and whose got was more like gawt Reckon we might as well git then he continued returning to the colloquial present indicative of a verb of manifold Tell Hank meaning and usefulness Let er go Jack he shouted will you to the engineer with a wave of his lan ¬ tern A yelp from the whistle was the answer the fireman crawled out from a warm corner in the baggage car and shambled drowsily forward to the cab Sudden jets of steam flew hissing out on the frosty air One after another the three cars lunged sharply forward and then slowly rolled forth into the night The conductor clambered up the rear steps with parting wave of his lantern slammed the door after him and came up the narrow aisle to look at his passenger Before he had time to speak however his attention was attracted by a succession of jells from the track to their rear Giving an angry yank at the bell rope he whirled about and hurried to the door The train cam5 willingly to a sudden stand and Lambert stowing his hand luggage on the empty scat before him heard the fol ¬ lowing lively colloquy as did everybody else who happened to be awake and within a radius of 200 yards What dyou want Come back hyuh I say What dyou I aint go hi 10 back in thar now ITuyhs a trunk ¬ va-a-nt railway Lamberx was on his dignity conwatarijoned for heroism special in a moment He looked the railway bravenyin action or something of that man straight in the eye and replied kindjUiring the war with all the calm and deliberation he Gospel truth said Pierce Close My ticket would seem is theHmost absolutely fearless man 1 could master to indicate that such was my intention everjmet Nothing even Waring could and almost immediately regretted it everPfbr sa3r uld ruffle him And looked up in sudden thenthough Mrs Cram declared it a for the conductor surprise stood one instcnt irresolute shamegjshe too joined in the general Oh All right turned laughter Close was evidently a celeb- then saying abruptly away walked up beyond the stove and roughly shaking the elbow of AndBnpw as Lambert found himself a snoring passenger sung out Coates withjnfafew miles though it might be ville and let himself out with an em- ¬ severalhours of his destination he phatic bang of the door wasthjhking zwst a little of the effjeer Two days later when asked at Quit- ¬ to whose nresenro he was sb soon to re man what sort of a fellow the new lieu- ¬ porSfiislbwn and whose companionship tenant seemed to be Mr Seroggs the and Influence for good or for ill he was conductor himself a soldier oflarge ex- ¬ boundjto accept for the simple reasoiz perience and no little ability a man thatyofar as he oouid learn there was vho had fought his way from the ranks absolutely no one else with whom he to the command of the remnant of a reg- ¬ couldassociate except possibly the iment that laid down its battered arms contract doctor K ernong the very last a man not five years TO BE CONTINUED Lamberts senior in age but lustrums ahead of him in the practical details of HE CONVINCED THEM his profession Mr Seroggs the con- ¬ Hes a dam lit- ¬ ThetsDoctdr Was No Sirarer and Ho ductor promptly said tle fool and never dreamed how much Proved It jgflraL he should one day deplore it Somejtime ago a number of choice Newt Lambert as he was known spungfwere enjoying a little supper in among his intimates was far from be ¬ a certain northern town ing a fool He had seen very little oC When the cloth had been removed the world it is true and until this De- ¬ and tneusual toasts honored some one cember night next to nothing of the f First LIGHTHOUSE One Was Swept Away wltli LEDGE Its great- test came in April 1S51 On the 14th of that month two keepers be ing in the lighthouse an easterly gale set in steadily increasing in force ¬ ¬ The first lighthouse on Minots Ledge was built in 1S4S It was an octagonal tower resting oi the tops of eight wrought iron piles eight inches in iiameter and GO feet high with their oases sunk five feet in the rock These piles were braced together in many ways and as they offered less surface to the waves than a solid structure this lighthouse was considered by all authorities upon tbfi subject to be exceptionally strong ¬ ¬ Its Occupants People on shore and no doubt the keepers themselves watched the heavy seas sweep harmlessly through the network of piles beneath the house and feared no harm On the 15th however the wind and sea had greatly increased and the waves were flung higher and higher toward that tower in the air Yet ail thought they surely could not reach 60 ¬ Wha at A tru-u-n- k sunny south where at this particular period in our national history it was not every man who could so conduct himself as not to fall into error More especial- ¬ ly in the military service was an old head needed on young shoulders and a strong head between new shoulder straps for army life so soon after the greatwarwasbesetby snares and temp- ¬ tations it rarely hears of now and many a fellow brave and brainy both in the days that tried mens souls twixt Big Bethel and Appomattox or Belmont and Bentonville wentdown in the unequal tussle with foe far more in- ¬ sidious than faced him in the field but which met him day and night now that peace had come It was at a time when the classes graduating from the mili ¬ tary academy were being assigned main ly to the staff corps and to the artillery and cavalry regiments Lambert fan- ¬ cied that he should prefer the associa- ¬ tions and much prefer the stations of the artillery to those of any other corps but an old friend of his fathers himself a veteran gunner advised the young fellow to seek his fortune elsewhere If you are commissioned a lieutenant of artillery said he it may be 20 years And before you see your captaincy though this was within three years after the reorganization of the army ¬ ¬ The efforts of the nrstgentleman who volunteered to obligefcthe company met with such a heaitreception that others were in ducedwto sing Jil the end it was discovered that everybne had contributed to the even ings enjoyment with the exception of the medical gentleman vrho occupied the vice chair Come come Dr X said the chairman we cannot allow you to es- ¬ suggested a song cape Thejsjdoctor protested notsinig that he could Aswa matter of fact he explained my voice is altogether unmusical and resembles the sound caused by the act of rubbing a brick along the panels of a door Tliecompany laughed and attributed this tot he doctors modesty Good singers heAvas reminded always needed a lot of pressing Very- - well gentlemen said the doc- ¬ tor rising to his feet if you can stand it I vgill sing Long before he had finished his audience was uneasy The unwilling singerJi had faithfully described hi3 ¬ feet above the ledge That night was one of keen anxiety for the gale still increased and all through that dreadful driving storm and darkness the faithful keepers were at their posts for the light burnec brightly On Wednesday the 16 th the gale had become a hurricane and when at times the towar could be seenthrougl the mists and seadrift it seemed to bend to the shock of the waves At four oclock that afternoon an ominous prool of the fury of the waves on Minots Ledge reached the shore a platform which had been built between the piles only seven feet below the floor of the keepers room The raging seas then were leaping 50 feet intheair Would they reach ten feet higher for if so the house and the keepers were doomed Nevertheless when dairkness set in the light shone out as brilliantlj as ever but the gale seemed if possible then to increase What agony those two men must have suffered How that dreadful abode mmst have swayed in the irresistible hurricane and trembled at each crashing sea The poor unfortunates must have known that if those seas leaping always higher and higher ever reached their house it would be aung down into the ocean and they would be buried with it beneath the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ waves To those hopeless terrified watchers voice the entombing sea came at last Atone oclock in the morning the lighthouse ¬ didnt vou sling itabawd sung out the conductor dis Aint you felluhs got any brains Back up Jack he shouted forward signaling wiu his lantern Somebodys left a band bawx again by criminy And so growling volubly the custodian of the Owl swung him- ¬ self out from the steps hanging by the left hand to the iron railing and holding extended his green and white lantern with the other A couple of stalwart negroes came pan ting forward to meet them the offend itrr trunk on their shoulders and went stumbling up the sloping embankment towards the baggage car The light from the lantern fell on the new canvas cover and on the fresh brown finish of the straps and handles then on the inscription in bold black letters at the end Whv in hell fihst off gustedly There was a painful silence as the doctoivsat down broken at length by in 66 not one of Lamberts contem- the voice of a braw Scot at the far end poraries who trusted to luck and ap of tliej table plied for the artillery had yet come Man he exclaimed jour singins of the double bars no up to much but your veracitys just within hopeful range awful Yere richt aboot that brick Jh London Tit Bits ¬ ¬ a mournful clang and the light was extinguished It was the funeral knell of two patient heroes Next day there remained on the rock only eight jagged iron stumps St Nicholas RANSOM bell was heard by those on shore to give ¬ lit OF INCAS 1GREAT OPPORTUNITY - ¬ ¬ ¬ slowly-bac- king Casoof - Confession That Had Its Com 7pensation j goody One disadvantage of too books for children is that even the en- ¬ thusiastic reader is prone to mistake the moral Mrs Stanley the mother of Dean Stanley wrote a friend while Arthur was a very little boy that he was reading Miss Edgeworths Frank A -- t ¬ with the greatest eagerness Yet his moral deductions therefrom did not seem to be altogether sound One day as his mother was dressing I N LAMBERT U S Army At sight of which the conductor checked the half jocular half resentful tirade he was composing for the benefit of the stationmaster and abruptly asked ¬ Whuhs it goin Tugaloo suh negro Well hump said the rearmost 11 - shouted across the platform Shuah you aint gawt a feedin bawtle or a cake o soap or sm other truck to fetch me Dawg gawn f I back again Hank leckon we ever will get to Quitman t this rate The darkies about the coffee stand gave a guffaw of sympathetic rejoicing over the officials humor The conductor was evidently more popular than the station master One of the trunk bear ers cams lunging in at the frontdoor of the car and humble yet confident appealed to Lambert Little somethin suh fur totin de ¬ about it be quick Then raising- his voice he it abawd ¬ -- renew his thanks at the rear door but was collared and hustled unceremoni- ¬ ously off the car You aint goin to get off at Tugaloo this time o night asked the conductor finally and with that odd em phasis expressive of doubt as to a pas sengers knowledge of his own inten- ¬ tions so often heard in our thinly settled districts Lambert interpreted it to mean Anybody else perhaps but not the hail ne was already cogitating as to yon Tugaloo he asked whether or not the conductor had in- ¬ Quitman train of a dark form standing above the tail tended some covert sneer in his recent lisrht of the car reference to feeding bottles for Lam Anybody else thar 0 and youthful-loOuitman it is ert was but off m a oking for his years The tone And the interrogative went of this inquiry and the look which ac shout No answer Still companied it after deliberate pause and Anybody else Aw Hank so answer Two or three dim figures study of the proffered ticket however were by this time clustered around the were far from aggressive or discourflaring torch of a coffee stand at the teous yet the unintentional misplacing following an allusion platform The conductor ede of thewalked impatiently towarcis of the emphasisand alike unintentional equally hapless got off and You had given umbrage to the boy them must expect to hear no end of unpleas Auv you gentlemen for Quitman ant things he had been told at depart hs asked any ment headquarters where he had re- ¬ Whats Hell no Quitman go thar for night like this ceived orders to go on and join hi eoni- man want to Pull out with your old sneezer Jimmy pa ivy th n in camp at Tugaloo Svery¬ cup body is mighty sore yet over the late unnless youll stop and take a Hold your tongue and pleasantness coffee Aint you got keep jour temper were the partingin Oh that you cap he meant to do both anybody for us Thought the judge Junctions and did not intend to allow All the same he fvascom in up to night him with discourtesy Warnt on my car said the brake people to treata conductor of a public possessively certainly not o the express ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ dimly-lig- bin fr us Thankv suh Thaukv And the negros eyes danced for the douceur handed him by the young owner of the vagrant baggage exceeded his hopes He strove indeed to turn and trunk Bin Jos mos like f it had n hted j one-and-twen- ty ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ she heard him playing with the other children in the passage outside Sud ¬ denly there came a great crash which turned out to be from Arthurs running very fast not stopping himself in time 2ou aint com to eet ofT at Tugaloo this tim and falling against a window so as to o niffht break three panes He was not hurt but one of the children remonstrating Lambert amazed them all when he with him on the crime of breaking asked for the infantry arm and took windows to which he answered with his commission thankfully great composure He had been detailed for summer Yes but you know Pranks mother duty at the Point as was then a custom said she Avould rather have all the win- ¬ so that his leave of absence of thres dows in the house broken than that months did not begin until the 28th of Frank should tell a lie So now I can August He had been assigned to a go and tell mamma and then T shall be regiment whose ranks were sadly de- like Frank-pleted by the yellow fever and which When the children entered the room You was still serving in the south after dinner according to custom wont have to hoof it out to Idaho or Arthur came first his cheeks bright Montana anyhow said a sympathetic red and his manner full of excitement friend and youll have no end of fun Mamma he cried as soon as the at New Orleans have broken three panes door opened was not at But Lamberts com in the passage window and I New Orleans Under urent orders it of glass tell you cause I was afraid Id forget had been sent up into tl heart of the His mother says it was veiy evident country where some turbulent spirits so it was alleged had been defying the that he gloried in the opportunity for civil officers of the general government dramatic confession but nevertheless and by the time the short southern win she owns it is always something of an to ter set in more than half his regiment effortthe tell and one need not regret together with three or four others had that u humiliation has some natural ths Companion been distributed by companies or de re tachments all over the gulf states and Force of Habit experienced officers were scarce as hens T trust you will pardon me Brother teeth The duty was unwelcome and galling Lamberts captain lost no time Puncher began ltev Mr Longneeker addressing the reformed bus in getting on staff duty and G Com pany went into camp at Tugaloo under conductor who had latch become a command of its first lieutenant Ar member of his flock if I say a few riving at New Orleans Lambert report- ¬ words to you in an admonitory way Certainly Brother Longneeker ed himself at the headquarters of the general commanding who knew the was theHjrisk reply the sooner I am boys father welcomed the son for old told of my shortcomings the better friendships sake and told his chief of The er ah fault 1 have to find staff to keep him there a week or so Brother Puncher is but a slight one that he might see something of the but brother we feel you were just a southern metropolis and of his friends trifle too zealous in putting a stranger down at the barracks before going to out for not contributing to the collec- ¬ Dining the tion Salvation is free yon know his exile up the road Capt Crams with and very next evening at Waring and Pierce of the light battery Thats right enoup h Bat Ill tell and perhaps rather ruefully agreeing you that the man wu ridea with me with them that he had made a beastly has to pay his fare I f nrit off he goes fluke of it going into the doughboys Philadelphia Business is business Whos in com- ¬ Telegraph Lambert was asked mand of your company now said he I Our first lieutenant Cart Hlanclie dont know much about him Brevet This Capt Close The man with five aecs in his hand Whereupon Waring laid down his was doubtful of the propriety of opRn Angels and ministers ing the pot therewith knife and fork ¬ ward-h-Yo¬ ¬ idlv ¬ Adventurers who seek mere gold with out reference to art shotald turn to Peru To begin with the remainder of the incas ransom is buried somewhere in the mountains between Caxamarca and Cuzcd We may confidently as- ¬ sume that it has not been discovered for if put into circulation at home the money market would have been convulsed whereas the finders would have no reason for keeping the secret had they got safely away to Europe As for the evidence of deposit there is Pizarros official report that his comrades would not wait until the celebrated room was- full They were too impatient to murder their captives though they knew that the bullion tevied upon the temple at Cuzeo was on its way transported by 100000 llamas each carrying 100 pounds of purest gold The figure is not incredible seeing how much remained when the conquista dores sacked Cuzco News of the mur der readied that precious caravan in the mountains Forthwith the priests buried their gold and returned Every- ¬ one concerned with the expedition who could be identified was tortured to death but nonb would- speak Such is the contemporary account But we observe that Sir Clements Markham president of the Eoyal Geographical society obtained some in ¬ formation during his memorahle expe dition to Peru He states as if it were well known in the neighborhood that the caravan left the highway at a spot called Azanjaro a name which people derive from the Indian asuan caran Away from meaning more distant the road cried the priests Farther away One al wajrs feels the strongest reluctance to accept derivations of a place name from a spoken word But it is not impossible nor improbable that in tie course of centuries some hint of a secret which must be known to many Indians should have leaked out This clew does not carry one far however among the peaks and caverns of the Andes even if it be trustworthy Pall Mall Gazette PInndcr of Spaniards In his new history of thoBritish navy U Oppenheim declares that the plun ¬ der during Queen Elizabeths reign was rtot so great as i supposed He says So far as pecuniary receipts were con ¬ cerned there were only two really great captures during the queens reigrr Her share of the St Philip nken by Drake in 15S7 was 4G572 18225 tbelord admirals Drakesown 4o38 and private adventurers 44 tSl A still richer haul was made in the Mad re de Hios taken n 1592 which oy the account of her purser carried 5500 quintals of pepper 900 of cloves 700 of cinnamon 500 of cochineal and J50 of other merchandise besides am ¬ ber musk and precious stones to the calue of 400000 crusados and some es iCQteiy fine diamonds Chicago In- ¬ ¬ ¬ - Faliulous Wealth SecnrelyKitldcn in the Peruvian Mountains ¬ - ¬ ¬ HUMOROUS Young Playwright And what did Critic It FOU think of my climax Brooklyn Life was very welcome I saw a man to day who had no Thats noth ¬ hands play the piano ing Weve got a girl down in our flat vho has no voice and who sings Yonkers Statesman Great Pa who was Shylock goodness boy You attend church and Sunday school every week and dont cried his fa-¬ Know who Shylock was ther Go and read your Bible sir 2it Bits I dont like the way her hat is trimmed said the woman at the the-¬ ater No replied her husband who was immediately behind the headwear It was a great mistake not to trim it carefully across the top with a pair of scissors Washington Star Willie is a A Possible Assistance remarkable boy said the lads mother to the eminent musician He remem- ¬ bers every time he hears Indeed faculty Well Isnt that a valuable it may enable him to become a suc- ¬ Washington Star cessful camposer How the Mix Up Began It was thisaway jedge Ye see I doled de cards and Jim Brown he had a pan of aces and a pah o kings What did you have Three aces jedge and Wliat did Jim do Jim he drew What did he draw He drew a raz zer jedge Cleveland Plain Dealer The new arrival joined the crowd May I ask what is going on he in ¬ quired of a native You may Were hangin a feller for stealin a wheel But dont yo i think thats a pretty tough punishment for a rather simple crime Simple crime Why good Lord stranger it was a 97 model Cleveland Plain Dealer FREAKS OF LONDON SOCIETY Strenlcs of Stinginess Prompt Prom ¬ inent Persons to Do Queer Acts No matter what wealth they may pos 5eKs no matter how great their natural generosity there is in all rich people one point where a touch of stinginess lies and in many cases it takes th most ridiculous freaks Then again there are others who are the strangesli mass of contrariety as the following instances and anecdotes will show A certain wealthy woman who throws a quart bottle ocf eau de cologne into hex bath of a morning- sends in next- dooi for the loan of a newspaper Anothei who pays a thousand a year rent will if anything is wrong wiftli the carriage horses walk in her most elaborate frock in hail wind and storm rather thani pay a shilling for a hansom or even a penny in a bus A lad- - who gives the most recherche suppers in Park lane tnd whose stationary is noted for its beauty and price sends the footman round in the dark to drop invitations in hex friends letter boxes because she wont spend the postage The youthful helz to a titile and 20000 a year delights tc steal into a dingy fried fish shop and there discuss with the usual habitues twopenny worth of the fare A pretty debutante the daughter of a countess steals off her friends tables all the sweets she can lay her hands on and next day distributes them among pooi children A certain foreign princess has ben a barmaid a waitress and an attendant in one of the theaters and tells her intimates that she was never these riu happy as when indulging freaks- One of the most popular hosts who is constantly seen with royalty keeps a little King Charles dog to which he is devoted shut up perpetually be cause he wont pay the license A man who drinks two big bottles of champagne before dinner smokes the cheapest- tobacco in London and was never known to offer a friend a cigav A well known young and beautifuj countess is never so happy as when over a washing tub and is constantly to be found in this position in her own laun¬ dry A famous Q C who may-- often be seen in the vicinity of the law courts in a sable lined coat worth 1000 de lights in buying roast potatoes in tlKi street and eats them walking down am alley These are but a few of the pe ¬ culiarities of some conspicuous figures in London society Chicago Chronicle Queer ThinRs About Fislies Mr A E Yerrill describes the ways in which fishes sleep They are very light sleepers and frequently assuming singular positions but the most ret markable thing is the change of coloii many of them undergo while asleep Usually their spots and stripes become darker and more distinct when they fall asleep Occasionally the pattern of their coloration is entirely changed The ordinary porgy for instance pre- ¬ sents in the daytime beautiful irides ¬ cent hues playing over its silvery sides but at night on falling asleep it takes on a dull bronze tint and six conspicu-¬ ous black bands make their appearance on its sides If it is suddenly awakened by the turning up of the gas in the aquarium it immediate resumes the silvery color that it shows by daylight Mr Yerrill ascribes these changes to the prinriple of protective coloration ind points out that the appearance oi black bands and the deepening of the spots serve to conceal the fish from their enemies when lying amid eel grass and sea weeds Youths Com panion i ¬ - Jf 4k if -J P -- ¬ -- As Good as Married Xo Bill yer dont really know what life is till yeirgit spliced Second Sailor Wy shiver me tim ¬ bers messmate Ive never been mar-¬ ried true but Ive had yaller fever and cholem Ive been frostbit drowned burned alive eat by a shark blowed up at sea and operated on for cancer Wot more does a reasonable chap want London Answers First Sailor 1 mu Mother Johnny how often have 1 FJxnspcratinfir that isnt th oddest contre temps T Jack It must be pretty tough to told yon that you must not bolt your And then tlscy all be ¬ ever heard of iave a highwayman order you to s and food gan to laugh passing Strang5 Johnny Guess t isnt no worse tc enmg tic h Bttfe somebody else You evidently know him said Lam bolt ny food than it is for you to t urn Harry I suppose so but heavens bert somewhat nettled and a trifle ill threw oriejof the aces away and d raw ts nothing to having a policeman tell tixe ley on it when its in tie enpboard at ease Why did you ask me about inga nihspot bethisboot3 and rUs flmujB Transcript s foxi to movo ouIt N V Truth Somebody told me he had been ings rlY Trutk him 4 of jrrace he exclaimed Well if Ofean is He finally decided that it would be daigerous and declined to bust it r- Doltins It I V f f J jfc c St VS- - THE BOURBON NEWM TUESDAY MAY 111807V ir ifinfinr r3C7W3J S-- r IV - t Talk About The Turnpikes The Fiscal Court of Madison will buy all the pikes in that county They will cost 75000 Several raiders have been indicted by the Madison grand jury Thursday night raiders destroyed a tollgate in Bath and left a note threatening to blow ap the gatekeeper and President of the road if any more toll was collected ¬ Weak Lungs Hot weather wont cureweak lungs You may feel out of doors moifebut the trouble is still there pforit stop taking your bettefc-be-cause If Yoi SFSTsholX PERFECT rBXTr S cotts i i z T t gate on the Maysville and Lexington turnpike Thursday night at blue Lick Springs Fifty masked men cut down the toll Emulsion because the weather happens tqes TOOLS VvSSSSEJSSXUNlkWWWiifc RVKttmMafJfElft zt y If you have a Editor FDSpottswood of the Har to be warm Absolutely rodsburg Democrat has been notified by weak throat a slight hacking they will hold him per-¬ cough or some trouble with Celebrated for its great leavening the raiders that strength and healthfulness Assures the sonally responsible for denouncingjthem the bronchial tubes summer is food against alum and all forms of adul- ¬ in his paper the best time to get rid of it teration common to the cheap brands If you are losing flesh there is Royal Baking Powder CO New YOrk The cost of freeing the pikes in Lewis County is said to have been only 2200 all the more need of attention W L DOUGLAS 14 years this shoe by merit alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas S350 400 and S500 shoes are the productions of skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices Also 8250 and S200 shoes for men S250 200 and 175 for boys W L Douglas shoes are Indorsed by over 1000000 wearers as the best in style fit and durability of any shoe ever offered at the prices They are made in all the latest shapes and styles and of every vari ¬ ety of leather If dealer cannot supply you write for cata- ¬ logue to W L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by OLID PIH1XiIjB3LiHI Pure S3 SHOE In theWorld For S II Jam il u u il aS U 5a 21 Art II 1881 w6 A levy of 20 cents has been decided sufficient to maintain the roads SCINTILLATIONS An Interesting Seventeenth Year Established Weakness about the chest and thinness should never go to-¬ gether One greatly increases L23LC 3713LO J P KIELY Presbyterian General Assembly BBUCE MILLER JPiiblished every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners Comment Jumble Of News And j Make all Checks Money Orders payable to the order of Champ Miller etc Rev Fife the drummer evangelist will hold a meeting in Frankfort on the 28th Maysville has reduced the circrs license from 50 to 25 in hopes of catch- ¬ ing a big show Cigarettes have caused Zelda Tour St Louis girl to ville a twelve-year-ol- d lose her reason Judge Cantrill has agreed to hear the demurrer to the bribery indictments the danger of the other Heal the throat cure the coughj and strengthen the whole system Keep taking Scotts now Emulsion all summer For sale by all druggists at 50c and The General Assembly meets May 20 31 at Charlotte N C The double daily train service of the Queen Cres- YiH ¬ L jO C3 ix Seven Kentucky newspaper men have been nominated for Representative in the The G A R fleeting 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 next Legislature Gov Bob Taylor S The fifteenth animal meeting of the Kentucky G A R began yesterday at Lexington with a large number of veterans in attendance The parade form- ¬ ed at two oclock and marched to the Chautauqua grounds where Col W C P Breckinridge an ex Confederate delivered the address of welcome and Gov Bradley made the response A company of State guards the State Col lege cadets and the Sons of Veterans marched to the grounds with the veterans A notable feature of the occasion was the brotherly meeting of the Confederate Veterans and the G A R veterans the latter having invited the for- ¬ mer to participate in the reunion the ex Confederates having invited many prominent Federal soldiers to their re ¬ unions of late years The John Brown Post No 68 and the Womans Relief Corps No 15 both col- ¬ ored organizations of this city attended the reunion The Mexican War veterans will hold their annual reuuion co morrow at Cyn thiana aud will be royally entertained by the Maiden City people ¬ ¬ Rineakson O of Tennessee will Genl Passr Agt Cincinnati Ii JS resign in October He will go on another lecturing tour Rates To Nasliville 1 rv T box of liver pills with every cash sub ¬ Georgetown next week ¬ scription to that paper All other Kentucky contests are held The plum of Minister to Chili has up until the fight for Marshal is settled been picked out for Dr Hunter by his and that may be to morrow according friends It paye 10000 to Washington information Bruno Shelly tne Lexington fireman The Brooklyn Indiana and Maine point of a ¬ the three most powerful American war-- who was abducted at the pistol by a pretty chambermaid has re ¬ snips are to oe sent to tne queens jubi- ¬ turned home and has been forgiven by lee his wife W B Smith of Richmond Bryan L R Bonta of Kentucky Wesleyan elector has announced himself a candi- ¬ College Winchester won the intercol- ¬ date for the Democratic nomination for legiate declamatory contest Friday night Governor of Kentucky at Lexington His subject was The G ov Bradley will Convicts Soliloquy A special says Clay Douglas one of Richmonds most leave Frankfort for a months vacation as soon as the Legislature adjourns promising young men was drowned which event it is now believed will not near Valley View Sunday afternoon ¬ be delayed beyond May 21 The Gover-¬ Douglas and several friends went in nor will probably spend part of his vaca- ¬ bathing when he was seized with tion in Washington but it is expressly cramps and sank stated that he will not take a hand in The Commencement exercises of the J T Hinton has an immense stock of the distribution of Kentucky patronage Cvntbiana graded school will be heldx carpets His prices on ingrain carpets He has indorsed Yerkes and Collier and June 11 There are fifteen members of are extremely low and he is selling car- ¬ will be satisfied if he gets that much the graduating class Benny Conner pets every day This is your change recognition has been chosen salutatorian and Miss t i ¬ The Morehead Advance offers to give a against Hunter Wilson and Franks at Centennial and International Exposition Nashville Tenn May 1st to Oct 31st 97 L N will sell tickets at following rates for the round trip April 28 to Oct 15th final limit Nov 7 1260 April 29 to Oct 30fmal limit 15 days from date of sale 925 April 27 to Oot 30 final limit 7 days including date of sale 760 Tenn COR N PLANTERS You can always depend on them to do the work and do it right at the least possible expense JSOXjID OB3Xj3T F B Parr At DRMILES Through His Nervine Is a efactor to Thousands -- By y 3 o o t WjmiaRjrm 1 AwuiiUuuuKiagssE3Z3az3S33 For Spring 1897 We are now receiving Spring goods in all the new lasts and colors The best nnn productions of the leading manufactur- - ouz ers and at reasonable prices rmi pt tfllMtt oj x2Kriix3 8 H DAILEY - - - - PARIS Over Deposit Bank to 12 a m 1 KY EION -L CLATZ - Office hours to 6 pm krrnaiMLiiMLZiLhJtvatcrssicrsssz WHEEL NOTES lines bout Devotees Of The Wheel At Home And Elsewhere Nov doth the little busy bike improve each shining minute Wheeling up and down the pike For all that there is in it Two California wheelmen have start- ¬ ed to ride to France Bicycle pic nics and bicycle dinners -- - 7 are popular in Lexington and Louisyille Sixteen Kentucky wheelmen joined the L A W last week There are now 1036 members in the State Paris L A W members will give a neat prize for races at the State meet in Cynthiana June 22 23 Sir Edwin Arnold poet Thos Hardy novelist and Rudyard Kipling poet and novelist are among the famous men of England who find recreation and pleasure in cycling Newt Crawford the Lciisville rider who made a double century last Sum ¬ mer over the Louisville Paris course will lead a touring party from Louisville to the Cynthiana meet Swift Champ and Kirtley Jameson of The News had a thrilling experience Sunday afternoon at Monterey While they were speeding down hill the front tire came off Swifts wheel stopping it instantly and throwing him lengthwise across the pike Before he could arise Kirtley and his wheel coming like the wind passed over Swifts body render ¬ ing him unconscious for a few moments The fall also threw Kirtley about ten feet but both riders luckily escaped with a few bruises ¬ ¬ All druggists refund the money troubles should try it Senff if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W It is free from narcotics perfectly harm ¬ T Brooks and James Konnedy Paris less and yet soothes and strengthens Dr BASE BALL NOTES Miles through his Nervine is a benefactor A O LEHMAN to thousands Gossip of the Diamond Doings of Pro Wrignts Celery Tea cures constipa Editor and proprietor of Der Landsman fessionals and Amateurs tion sick headaches 25c at druggists Dr Miles Nervine is sold on guarantee Edw Shiuners Portsmouth team won first bottle will benefit or money refunded three straight games from the crack Blue Lick team from Cincinnati Best pitched in Saturdays game For inn Centre defeated State College Satur Every expectant mother lias day and cinched her claim on the inter- ¬ a trying ordeal to face If she does not HAVE a lot of new farming imple- ¬ collegiate championship baseball honors ments which have never been used that I will sell cheap for cash K TJ won a game Saturday at Lexing7 double shovel plows ton from Georgetown College Score 11 2 ponr plows to 10 6 pair double trees 12 5 tooth cultivators Ray Tenley who was a member of the 1 nice surrey Paris club several weeks last year died 1 barouche of consumption Saturday at his home in 2 phaeton buggies lets -¬ ¬ Elsie Burns valedictorian Geo W Baird was nominated without opposition Friday at the Democratic primary for mayor of Mt Sterling W B White also had a walkover in the city attorney race For police judge Ben R Turner won over R A Chiles and Judge J Graves by a plurality of sixty one The Commencement exercises of the Mt Sterling Graded High School will be held at the Court House in Mt Sterling to morrow evening The following pupils compose the graduating class Misses Tillie E Aicher Genevive Ringo Mary May Mynheir Elizabeth Wyatt Maud Ogg Mayme Thorne Redmond Harry Berry Harry Enoch and Earl W The pictures being given awayVby M IT l ¬ Isgrig are works of art and aa ornament to any honse Anderson Of Peck P O Pike Co O Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules To the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug ¬ gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach Trouble and Constipatiou I was unable to do anything for nearly two years I used three boe- of your Celery Capsules and they have cured me For the benefit of others so afflicted I wish to send this letter Very ruly yours S 1 Davis Thomson W W S Anders w bold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free To Cure A Cold Tto WIDELY known Wisconsin publisher I who resides at Green Bay writes March 6th 1895 as follows Five years ago 1 became so nervous that mental work was a burden I could not rest at night on account of sleeplessness My attention was called to Dr Miles Restora- ¬ tive Nervine and I commenced to use it with the very best effect Since then I have kept a bottle in my house and use it whenever my nerves become unstrung with always the same good results My son also Tv takes it for nervousness Mil pcy J In One Day Tab- ¬ Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Nervine Restores Health success I have recom ¬ mended it to many and it cures them All who suffer from nerve BETTING READY Imlewits sale ¬ ¬ I li m b mmnn m W S fi wm - Bellevue A i good chance to buy a cheap home the Chris Groscbe property ad ¬ joining the Christian Church at public sale May 19th HAGGARD Glenns old stand comer Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky JH P s The Paris Telephone Company is ready now to put in phones Order Cover the soiled walls and ceilings them from J R Baker at the exchange with some of J Hintons choice wall paper Any price paper that is wan- ¬ Awarded - tedall are included in his big stock Sherman Silvers has taken i t i- - agency for the Cincinnati Daily Times Start a most excellent paper and will have it delivered to subscribers in any VUM ttA ffJjLg part of the city for six cents per week is the best help you can use at this time aHftv It is a liniment and when regularly ap- ¬ He solicits your subscription tf plied several months before baby comes Your liife Insured lc a Day it makes the advent easy and nearly pain-¬ less It relieves and prevents morning Our insurance is protected by bank- ¬ sickness relaxes the overstrained mus- ¬ able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger cles relieves the distended feeling short guarantee given you We dare not use ens labor makes recovery rapid and cer- ¬ a banks name without authority if you tain without any dangerous after effects doubt it write them Good health is Mothers Friend is good for only one the best life insurance Wrights purpose viz to reneve motnernooa 01 Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach danger and pain trouble Rheumatism Constipation and 1 dollar per bottle at all drug stores or sent Sick Headaches 100 days treatment by mail on receipt of price - MOST PERFECT MADE Free Books containing valuable informa costs lc a day A sight draft on above tion for women will be sent to any address A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free bank in every 1 box which brings upon application to from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant your money back if we fail to cure you THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO Sold by W T Brooks druggist 40 YEARS THE STANDARD Attests da f Highest Honors Worlds Fair DR Child birth is full of uncertainties if Nature is not given proper assistance the 11 get ready for it there is no telling A No 1 fresh milch cow with voung what may happen call Apply to N P SMITH FOR SALE Mothers Friend Have you seen my window display Do you want anything in any of these FOR RENT lines Desirable residence six rooms cellar Let me quote you some prices waterworks bath etc Good location Apply to ROBT S RANSDALL Dome and see my stock I can save you money ASSIGNEES NOTICE 5-- POWDER mm i CREAM Lhanslor are hereby notified to present them at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or to his attorney Harmon Stitt Paris Ky against ALL persons having claimsIsaac F assigned estate of ¬ J T HINTON FURNITURE And WOOD MANTELS E T REES Assignee Shannon Mason Co 26fb Ky BABY CARRIAGES ¬ of W See advertisement Battle Send your order to Oscar Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour ¬ bon county tf J in another column Bryans new book The FJrst UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED TO - 4 c- 1 V t s f- - i - THE BOURBON NEWS TUfilPAY WAY II 1897 HgJBWJBWJJl iiJB J - WLU rir f TIE seco tis MINI NEWS 1881 High School Notes PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY THE NEWS MAN Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And 1 NUPTIAL KNOTS Seventeenth Year JEstablihed Emoied at the Post office at Paris Ky iiss mail matter as TELEPHONE NO 124 One year SUBSCRIPTION PRICES f Payable in rfumice S2 00 Six mouths 5100 kk- - news costs you PORT FltOM cant even get a A GUN FKEE OF CHARGE Orders Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Miliar Etc Yesterdays 3all Games Cincinnati 7 Chicago 5 New York 5 Louisville 9 PhiladPlphia 13 St Louis 1 Brooklyn 3 Cleveland 2 Boston 2 Pittsburg 4 Baltimore 5 Washington 13 How can you do business without a telephone when your competitor has one won his suit against the Queens County N Y Jock- has ey Club Riley Grannon Chris Grosche will offer at public tage See ad sale May 19th a centrally located cot- - House on Friday night The declamatory contest to select a boy and a girl to represent Paris at Har rodsburg will be held on Friday night in the school chapel An admission of ten cents will he charged to pay for the prizes to be awarded in the local contests According to arrangements last year prizes will also be purchased for any of the Paris pupils who may win second places in Harrodeburg contests At the preliminary contest on Friday night a number of persons will serve as judges but their identity will not be known until that time Each judge will make a sealed ballot and hand it to the commttiee after the contest and during a short intermission The pupils of Paris are being fired with a proper ambition and while last year it was with some difficulty that they were persuaded to enter yet their success has given them confidence and this year there is marked eagerness to enter the lists Arrangements can be made for adults to go to Harrodsburg during the Tournament and all such should apply to the superintendent early The annual commencement of the High School will be held at the Opera ¬ Elsewhere Mr Edw Tucker spent Sunday in Georgetown Mrs Chae Fothergill is visiting rel Announcements And Sol ¬ emnisations Of The Marriage Vows A couple at Crawfordsville Ind cel- ¬ ebrated their fiftieth wedding anniver¬ sary by filings ait for a divorse Tne marriage of Miss Virgiuia Aber crombie Jeffrey and Mr John Hunt Morgan will occur at Christ Church in Lexington Monday evening May 24 at ISngsgeBMmtg Look Before You Buy And remember we guarantee more for your money than you can buy elsewhere or your money refunded and you to be the judge of it V in another column June 11th ¬ of Hutchison this county left last week to join the Bourbon colony in the gold fields of Alaska Myall Lowe and Catlett Hutsell The Methodist ladies will give a strawberry supper Friday night in the Tucker storeroom next door Shires jewelry store to A The Louisville races begin to morrow Many Parisians will go down to see the Derby run The starters will b Orna ment Dr Catlett Dr Shephard Ty hoon II Ben Brown Cavalero Goshen Lord Zeni ¬ Whether its a stubborn cold or just a sniffle you can cure it for good with Dr Bells Pine Tarr Honey This famous remedy taken in time will stop the progress of consumption and bring the color of health to the pallid cheek A dispatch from Aberdeen says that 300 sports from Maysville Paris Flem ingsburg Fern Leaf and Tollesboro saw an exciting cocking main pulled off near Aberdeen Friday night Ohio birds won four and Kentucky three of the fights -- - Arrested On a Grave Charge Rube Henderson colored has been arrested and placed in jail by Constable Joe Williams onthe charge of criminally d assaulting Mattie Thompson a colored girl of Budtown this county His examiningtrial will occur to morrow before Squire Lilleston fifteen-year-ol- N offers a reduced rate of 125 for the round trip Sunday from Paris to Cincinnati on account of the Louisville Cincinnati ball game and a large crowd of Parisians will go down to see the game A special train may be ran Further particulars will be given The L later a dog which has been a pet for seven years with the family of ex Jailer Saml James committed suicide Saturday by working his head through a hole in a fence and pulling his head off Shep was a hero of a hundred bat- ¬ tles with a single foe Major Henry Turneys McGinty Shep N passenger building opposite the L depot to C S Brent Bro for 1500 The new owners have taken possession of the property and will use it as a grass seed establishment and warehouse The building will be improved before the machinery is put in position - The Paris Ice Co has sold its large The News is requested to announce that the Rose Bud Club of Miss Betrie Ingels School will give an open session in the Odd Fellows Hall Thursday night at half past seven oclock The public is solicited to attend Admission twen- ¬ ty cents for grown people children ten years old and under ten cents Katie Hooge is President cf the Society and Laura Smith is its Vice President A New L X Time Card i The L N officials are this week making a new time card to go into ef ¬ fect on the K C division Sunday It is understood that there will be no change in the arrival or departure of morning trains at this point but the 530 p m and the 620 p m trains will each ar- ¬ rive at Paris about ten minutes later than at present Webbs Field Day Judge day in Judge Webbs court Triple Sarah Field and Ed LUUU Field who live on Third street in a house overhanging Stoner were each ¬ fined 750 for participating in a swearJohn Field of another ing soiree tribe was assessed 1250 for toying with the peace Chick Piper was charged 750 for shying boulders at a colored maiden Maud Greeaule paid 750 for being¬ disagreeable to some of her Paris acquaintances All of the parties fined are colored Yesterday was something of a Field aq vJ Launday ii Anaa hxr fh j waiBUs lauuuoit -- Beautiful in appearance are the Steam Bourbon 8mytf e Superintendent of the Louisville schools and Vice President of the National Association of Su- ¬ perintendents will deliver the honorary address There will be eight graduates Hugh Clendenin Robt Hunt Misses Liz zie Ashurst Polly M inter May Bor- ¬ Nellie Mann land Lucy Downey Covington at 2 oclock p m my house and lot Maud Powers Mrs Ellen OBrien visited relatives situated on Main street in Paris Ky A Main street lot 48x107 with a six in Mt Sterling from Saturday until and adjoining the Christian Church property The lot fronts on Main adjoining Christian yesterday room residence street 48 feet and runs back 107 feet Church will be sold on reasonable terms Miss Alma Tucker of Newport is House contains six rooms and all at public sale May 19th by Chris the guest of Mrs J VV Taylor in necessary out buildings All in good repair Terms reasonable and made Grosche See ad in another column Thornton division known on day of sale Col Baldwins Gates Keinoyed CHRIS GROSCHE Miss Leila Johnson spent Sunday R Doehrer Auctr Sunday night a mob of raiders re- with her parents Mr and Mrs W H t Geo H Johnson in Mt Sterling moved another gate from Col Baldwins Mr Ben Frank who is studying COMMISSIONERS SALE road the Maysville and Lexington turn- ¬ pike This gate was just outside of medicine in Louisville oame home Satur- ¬ PAYETTE CIRCUIT COURT Millers urg at the old cemetery but day evening on a short visit county Mrs J R Williams returned Sat R A Moores Adinr Plaintiff is just over the line in Nicholas vs Order of Sale Mrs Feeback the gatekeeper says she urday to Midway after a visit to her Sallie G Moore etc Defendants parents Mr and Mrs Brice Letton will not collect any more toll Notice is hereby given of the public Thnrsday night the raiders removed Hon Theodore Hallam of Coving- sale at the Court House door in Paris the Blue Lick Springs gate and threw it ton is the guest of his brother Rev Ky into the river Frank Hallam on Mt Airy avenue Saturday May 15th 1897 Friday night they removed for the Miss Janie Craft of Holly Springs of the Dr R A Moore farm of about 90 second time the gate at Oakland Mills Mississippi arrived Friday evening to acres near Jacksonville Bourbon Co 2 orchards excellent neighborhood con ¬ which had been replaced by order of visit Dr and Mrs E H Rutherford venient to churches schools and post Colonel Baldwin and an armed guard Mr and Mrs Ullie Johnson How ¬ office good turnpike and within 4 miles They detailed to protect the property of a R R Station See hand bills overpowered the guards demolished the ard of Covington were guests at Mr J R MORTON M C F C C C Alexanders Saturday and Sunday veranda and threatened to burn the McMillan Talbott Attys Misses Nettie and Maud Kelly of house if another atrempt to collect toll td Lexington were in the city Saturday was made in his afternoon on a short visit to relatives Circuit Judge Kimbrongh Miss Emile Karthaus of Hnnts charge to the grand jury now sitting at Carlisle instructed them to spare no ville Alabama is theguest of her LL persons having claims against the assigned estate oflH Margolen efforts to bring the marauders to justice cousin Miss Carrie Frank on Broadare requested to present them at once Thursday a notice was found tacked to way properly proven as required by law to the Courthouse door threatening dh The Shelby Sentinel says Miss the undersigned in Paris Ky Those vengeance on the jury if they did not Annie Poynter left last week for a knowing themselves indebted to H requested cease its investigation months visit to relatives in Winchester Margolen areavoid court to pay promptly cost and thereby and Paris The baby carriages at J T Hintons LOUIS SALOSHIN Mrs J J McClintock and daughter are offered for less money than you can Assignee get them in Cincinnati or Lexington Miss Belle Palmer McClintock arrived Harmon Stitt Attorney home yesterday from a visit to relatives Ask for the prices limy in Lexington Telephone Notice Miss Carrie Frank arrived home your Saturday from an extended visit in Subscribers please answer phone as soon as the bell rings and Louisville to the family of her brother I have placed all of my accounts you call another subscriber and Dr Louis rank notes ete in the hands of R P Dow when get through talking ring off By so doAn invitation his been received by Jr for collection All persons know ¬ ing themselves indebted to me will ing the service will be much better the Bourbon Dancing Club to attend a please call on Mr Dow at his office ball to be given by the young men of over the Agricultural Bank and settle Millet Mr L J Millet of Healy at once as I am needing the money Cynthiana to morrow evening Chicago was in the city Saturday and 0 D CRAM Dr R A Sprake late of this city completed arrangements for furnishing 3t the art glass windows in the new Metho- now of Cynthiana has gone to Colorado dist Church Mr Millet is a nephew of for the benefit of his health He will be locate Leon Francoise Millet of Angelus gone for several months and m OF fame The Golden Entrance of the in the West Mrs Theodore Arter and bright VALUABLE SCHOOL Transportation Building at the Worlds PROPERTY of Fair and other noted decorations were little son Theodore Arter Jr LOTS ETC designed by Mr xMillet Healy Millet Cleveland Ohio have arrived to spend also received a medal at the Paris Exhi- ¬ the Summer with Mr and Mrs J W By virtue of a judgment of sale ren- ¬ bition in 1889 on their exhibit of art Harmon at Mapleton by the Bourbon Circuit Court in windows which exhibit was purchased Miss Elizabeth Spears of this city dered the action of Mary W Berrys assignee by the French government for perserva and Misses Bartow and Isabel Simrall plaintiff vs Mary W Berry etc de ¬ tion of Covington Mary Gay of Winchester fendants the undersigned will on Straw mattings dont cost much at Elizabeth Van Meter of Danville and Thurbday May 13th 1897 the premises beginning oclock J T Hintons He sells them at low Miss Elizabeth Hazelrigg compose a on m expoae to public sale at 1 property house party which is being entertained p the prices and he has a big stock to select by Miss Margaret Woodford of Mt known as Pans Classical Institute from consisting of 387 acres of land fronting Sterling on Sycamore St in Paris Ky and The Monday Night Literary Club met The News acknowledges the receipt bounded by Short St on one side and last night with Dr M H Daily at his of an invitation to meet Miss Elvira the home place of J D Butler on the dental office over the Deposit Bank Sydnor Miller at a Press Luncheon othr This is an excellent opportunity tq continue a well established school in The programe was Topic Admimis given Friday evening at Westover Paris The property will be offered as Paper History Terrace the elegant home of Dr and a whole first and then in 16 subdivis- ¬ tration of Washington of the Administration Reading Col- ¬ Mrs A Wilkes Smith at Ricnmond ions 15 of which make fine building umbia Miss Etta McClintock Paper Miss Miller who is a sister of Mrs lots and the 16th will consist of a par- ¬ cel of land 180 ft in length and 175 Biographical Sketch of Washington Smith is the very clever Tattler of ft in width and having thereon the Reading Washingtons Writings Miss the Louisville Times who gave a read ¬ college property a large stable and other buildings If No 16 is not pur ¬ Margaret Gaitskill ing Friday night in Richmond chased for school purposes it can be ¬ converted into 3 or 4 adjoining- dwell- ¬ The Paris Telephone Company is giv A Peculiar Religious Sect ings and rented to great advantage ing a good service now and is still im- ¬ Also at the same time and place the un proving their plant They will soon The High Power band is a peculiar dersigned will expose to public sale have the best arranged plant in the religious sect which holds regular meet- ¬ ¬ country They will take a few more ings in Ruckerville and threatens to subscribers Order from J R Baker at cause a serious rupture in several col- ¬ ¬ It ored churches in this city The band the exchange was organized about Christmas by two Mothers will be delighted with the colored street preachers and now ta-¬ All numbers between twenty baby carriages at J T Hintons and fifty are nice stylish buggies at low prices members having drawn recruits from Terms The real estate will be sold various churches The High Power ser- ¬ upon credits of 6 and 12 months and Yes there are other laundries but vices are conducted in a hall by a col- ¬ the personal property upon credits of 4 for perfect color fine finish and most ored woman preacher and one of the months all purchasers to execute bond by the uniform work the Bourbon Steam queer ceremonies is the washing of a with good surety to be6 approved interest undersigned bearing per cent 8my tf Laundry excels Phone 4 converts left foot by the preacher as a f rm date or the purchaser may pay sort ot baptism The High Powerites cash - ROBT C TALBOTT Disk harrows sharpened Bluegrass are said to he haughty in manner and believe that a church member cannot be Assignee of Mary W Brry strippers and combs for sale saved unless he seeks the High Power E J McKimey Son 6apr tf j i4mij gt Prof E H Mark ¬ six oclock atives in Lexington Cards are out announcing the mar- ¬ Mr Ed Simms arrived home Sun¬ riage ofMiss Nettie Hume daughter of Mrs Lou Lilly Hume of Irvine to Mr day from Nashville Mr Chas Winn visited friends in Robert Munsford a well known busi ness man of Henderson The marriage Winchester Sunday will occur at the home of the bride in Rev and Mrs F J Cheek have re- ¬ Irvine athigh noon Wednesday May turned from Washington 19 Mr H M Kinsolving of Mt Ster ling was in the city Saturday BIRTHS Mrs T E Ashbrook and son are The Advent Of Our Future Men And visiting relatives in Lexington Women W Miss Minnie ONeil of Richmond A Ruddells Mills to the wife of Thos is the guest of Mrs John Foley Car rent JJr nee Jessie Kate Knight Miss Ray Winters arrived home a son weight 8 pounds yesterday from a visit in Lexington Especial care is taken with ladies Attorney John Williams was in shirt waists at the Bourbon Steam Land Lexington yesterday on legal business dry 8mytf Mr Duncan Bell of Lexington spent Sunday with relatives in the city Sam Rothschild of Mt Sterling OF was the guest of L Wolstein Sunday Mrs Malcolm Boswell of Leesburg RESIDENCE IV CITY OF PARIS is visiting her mother Mrs J Wilson I will sell at public auction on the Wright premises on Mrs J T Hedges arrived home WEMESDAY MAY 19 1897 Saturday from a visit to relatives m ¬ - ¬ Buy your shoes of us and get one of the beautiful medallion pictures FREE See them on exhibition at our store DAVISTHOMS0NftiSGRI NEW dLALK D RESS GOODS JUST ARRIVED FROM THE IMPORTER -- 3Eiaoio Sale 0 Pieces of Black Dress Goods Including such choice weaves as Eta- mines Chanlilions GovertsGreDadines Figured Twilled and Plain Mohairs Serges c Call and see these goods PRICES THE LOWEST Ham burgs at greatly reduced prices 529 Main St t - i Paris Ky ¬ ¬ great deal of talk is being creatsd by extraordinary bargains now being offered by us and the following prices will command the attention oi eyery careful buyer A Spring Dress Goods in all the newest effects strictly all wool at 25c and 39c worth double We will still sell our finest Dress Patterns in black and colors at 4 8 some of them are marked 6 CONDONS i the ASSIGNEES NOTICE ¬ A less Hosiery at 10c and 15e Oth ers get 25c for the same goods Our dooiestic stock is the bes assorted and decidedly the cheap est Extra good Brown Cotton 5c and 810 Table Linens Towels and Nap ¬ Bleached Cotton good 5c kins are our specialty and we will Very Best Cotton Sc save you 25c on the dollar if you 10 4 Pepperell Sheeting 18c buy them from us Best Lancaster Ginghams 5c t G1 D Corsets 50c 75c and Percales and Penangs 7c are the best in the world for the price Ladies Bleacned Vests at lOey Ladies and Childrens full seam f ill taped worth 25c - v charge See the new portraits we enlarge free of i -- NOTICE THIS Red Bermudas For Cash only this week ¬ Patent Flour Eating Potatoes Irish r Yellow Jersey Seed sweet Southern Queen seed sweet v 525 bbt 25 c bu 150 bbl 150 bbL 200 bbl ¬ ASSIGNEES SALE 0 WE HATE EDWARDS tatt lOiaiisra AMD 1 FSuSianicasrajBijE EE0EI7ED A SPLENDID 4 STOOK OF IMPORTED SUITINGS TROUSERINGS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calLjj j 5 FINIS MERCHANT TAILORS S E TIPTON Cutter We are also agents for the celebrated Chas E Smith Shirt Full line of samples - Ml t ¬ Large quantity house hold kitchen and school furniture in cluding bedroom sets carpets mattings bles chairs desks etc DAUGHERCY BROS 434 Main St Paris Ky - Have a cslean new stock of tlaer 97 Cleveland Orient and Phoenix Bicycles Also second hand wheels Silt j reasonaDie rrmpa A jfc T vt r- - r - si -T KJKIV il r f- - THE BOUKBON NEWS TUESDAY MAY THE BOURBON NEWS N iil f 11 1897 If f reventecnth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP I BRUCE MILLER f Editors and Owners bBSIEGHSD St IN A CRATER BY H AIjAN CLARKE f il I Hf- - u m t F The adventure I am about to relate COLLINS Agents MILLER O occurred in the summer of 1880 a time Paris Kentucky when the Apaches those virulent scourges of the southwestern border This is a smcoth fence that wiSli turn still dominated the lives and happiness any kind of stock It is made from thr of pioneers in that section In July of best hard steel drawn specially fos tb purpose the year mentioned a party of five THE VERY BEST ¬ how n is made Robert Winston Joe Baker Clyde Harlarge steel wires forming t OLD RELIABLE PROMPT The ris Jeff Hinman and the writer left horizontal bars are first coiled aroundPAYING the Hio Grande valley bound on a prosJ inch rod thus practically becoming country of pecting- trip into the Zuni COILED SPRINGS their entire lengfcb whose extensive mineral wealtliwe had These are securely tied together by 1 heard some dazzling rumors cross bars to tho rod The cross bar Baker Harris ant I were original- ¬ are best quality of annealed wirer ¬ wrapped three timer ly from the east but Winston and Hin galyanized around each horizontal bar man were Texans both splendid speci- ¬ Short St I5ct Broadway and Mill mens of the modern frontiersman its advantages Being a self regulator it is always pisThey were crack shots with rifle and ready for business slacks up for 30 tol could ride an thin that growed - - - Proprietor below as cheerfully as it takes a new James Connors har as Hinman expressed it and Igrrip for 90 in the snade gentry dux they were thoroughly versed in plains ttsnnlv nerauades a runaway team to Rates 2 And 250 Per Day lreconsider its action An unruly bull craft aiuVlndian warfare Before we left the Rio Grande we lis saf ens a canary in its cage it saith heard considerable talk of attacks hav ¬ thus far shalt One hundred good rooms Electric junto the festive hog Lights hot and cold bahsk barber shop thoa go ing been made by raiding parties of The fierce wind and drifting snow pass by and it heeds them not and Postal telegraph office etc in Apaches on the scattering settlers 21jy96 ly Theiro is no terror in the locomotive the Salt river district but such rumors spaipk The trespasser is not led into were very current in New Mexico and temptation and the- rail stealers oc- ¬ Arizona at that time and we paid but The hired man and cupation is gone little attention to them starting as soon the lagging tramp alike scorn it proffer- ¬ as our preparations were complete ed siteide Like the model housewife FETLL stock of Fruit and Ornamental when well supported it is always neat Nothing worthy of note occurred dur Grape Vines Small Fruits insr the first ten davs of our iournev Asparagus and everything for the and tidy posts GamcSvas not very plentiful but we Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- ¬ POSTS to the 100 FEET ploy no agents Try us on prices and THEE managed to get enough to supply us Economy is not our sole object in see tiie difference between those of a with fresh meat we found an abund- ¬ grower and dealer Catalogue on ap- placing posts for farm fence at the un ¬ ance of grass and water for the horses usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart plication to no signs of Indians had been seen and side 3 HILLENMBYER Farmers say the closer the posts th B taking all together we felt that our The suggestion was adopted Mount- ¬ That may apply t Lexington Ky 20oet better the fence lucky star was in the ascendant we drove the pack ani ¬ common fences but depending largely ing our horses Any of you fellers ever been to the mals to the bottom of the ascent and on its elasticity we psefer the long inquired Winston as we sent them all up the winding path at a panel For cemeteries lawns yards Salt lake etc they should of course be nearer 12 squattod at supper one evening pace that must have astonished them to 20 feefc is not objectionable In response to our inquiries he de since heretofore they had good reason scribed the lake as occupying the bot- ¬ to regard us as men merciful to their We have completed and are now tom of a deep and almost circular rocky beasts building a lot of this fence for Bourbon basin the sides of which were so preci- ¬ Securing the horses to blocks of lava farmers and you can examine into it pitous that there was only one place on the inner slope which afforded i merits for yourself flown which a horseman could descend somewhat precarious footing for them Estimates cheerfully furnished You may put up the posts and we will build The bottom of the lake he explained we again centered our attention upon rne iencer or we win contract to ao tns was covered with a crust of salt from the causes of our disquietude They whole job1 If you are needing any six inches to a foot in thickness were riding along- at the same slow trot see us We will save yon money fence But the queerest part of it all is the as when first seen and were now within and atilHibuild yon the best fence mada crater It stands at one side of the big 00 yards of the trail leading down to Respectfully lake an forms a part of the shore the basin which it was evidently their COLLINS MILLER When vou gel to the rim of it von find intention to enter Paris Ky yourself standin on the edge of a big All doubt as to the warlike mission of funnel shaped hole about 200 feet deep our visitors was removed as they de ¬ Th Pcsja- Wim fent 3a Boarbon an right down at the bottom of that is scended into the basin and followed our a little lake so deep nobody has ever trail toward the spring at a long swing Mcllersburg Ky May 4 93 found a bottom to it slope The absence of women chil ing Colons Agents Messrs Miilibr Our curiosity was strongly excited dren and dogs their painted faces and Paris Kentucky Gentlemen i I have had tbe Pag find before we turned in for the night the fighting trim of their scanty ha- ¬ DonofrbbiddcelTodlrTisdlTirlB adrertJssEMntu and tnlnJc youcongetthlecearSniadc JlaestSiiIs3a and Woven Wire Fence on my farm for it was unanimously decided to pay a biliments proclaiming them a Avar party MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE about eighteen months and am well isit to the strange lake next day oi Apaches while the confidence with for ameraSonjr Bayfrom reliable moactarera pleased with it Jt had proved to be all that havrfl jUnodroputAtIon by honest and equare Sunrise found lis in the saddle and which they advanced unquestionably dealing lliioro is noaoin tho world tbas can equal that is claimed for it It turns all iind In mechanical consttnoilon durability of working a toilsome ride of two hours duration indicated that they had already gath- ¬ parts fineness ofi finish beauty In appearftnes or has of stock andia as tight aa it was the day sonic bj many lmproveccnta ns the KEW HOME broughtus to the object of our search- ered from the trail an approximate idea aract asid has stood some severe it was tests A horse of one of my neighbors Weird and ghastly are the only terms of our numbers and character WORK OF SCIENCE Suddenly that intuitiveconsciousnessThe Mm Homer Sawing Machine Co fell acrcsa the fence a few months ago They seemed to consult together for which properly describe the scene that as certain as ocular knowledge itself Irtfln eTiee of Sanitation nnd5 Hysrlcno Change Haas Boatoxj jdxm 2S Uircow Sqtare NT and was not taken off for several hours greeted our eyes as we reined in our a few minutes and one of them finally Chicago Ii StIkjuis iTOi DaiiasTe as Upon City liife of the presence of some other human1 but when taken off tbe fence went back San Fkancisco Cal Atcajsta Ga panting horses At our feet lay an stopped out of the group and advanced being near me warned me to be on my In a recent lecture on whaisanitation OR SALE GV to its place all right with tho exception enormous basin of perhaps 1000 acres to the foot of our stronghold holding guard Rising slowly tO my fee TJ lias- done for hitman life of a few sfeanies- During the storm of Brewer CCG1T WINN Paris Ky in extent and some 70 or SO feet in depth his hands above his head with the palms waited for the next flaslr as a doirbTe of Yale- university siaid Prof tree was blown April ton1 nt one its precipitous sides garnished with to the front as a sign of his amicable in- ¬ medium of enlightenment across the ience and bent it dewn to tne doubts that human life has been promasses of volcanic rock some of them tentions ground As soon as the tree was cast It came and with it a stingingpairrin longed by the application of science off the fence went up all right and wa so grotesque in shape as to appear al- ¬ Buenas dias amigos he hailed in my shoulder and the bear like huv of hi the feist 50 years How mi h mathe 33Pas good as ever with- the exception of most unearthly At the bottom of the Spanish with which language the sowth a pair of sinewy arms about my body matically this amounts to in years in T Ii Greeny Cottntj Gl3itv M6- - S5Tei Ky one brokenwire and a few staples ouJ basin and occupying the greater part western Indians are generally con ¬ that told only too plainly tnVnatureoff per cemt is an unanswerable question I wanttobuy foriOnsJxtjhe following U S of place of its area slumbered a lake of dazzling versant Wq Gaci never have the dataafn figures the crisis Revenues eithericiJiceled or uucan eeled at I am sQ welli pleased with- the feno slimp-u33sent in whiteness its shores encrusted with They know were- here an we might that I km going- to put up more of it Instantly recovering from the ef Kven if we had our vital staidstics com the prices annexd whoa good condition curious formations of salt from which as well talk to remT said Hirimrtn Respectfully Each righfc away fects of the knife thrust and the sur ¬ oleted for that period meniTivoTild differ 5 cents imperforatethe suns rays were reflected in glitter ¬ No tfne objecting he rose to his feet prise 1 made a mighty effort that freed as- tothe relative values ofrtbe several 1 cent 5xnyWm Becsa st 1 cent Expressredt pnut perforate- 5 cents ing light and answered the salutation of the me from the grasp of my enemy and factors in this problem Uur great 1 cent PlayingXJards rodimperforafre0 cents On the eastern shore about a half dusky herald in the tongue in which it springing backward I grasped my cities- would not exist vhejv could not 1 cent Playingjcardsredpart petfxEate30 cents 1 cent Proprietaryrodipiwt perforatel0 cents mile from where we stood an enormous was given 60 cents heavy rifle bv the barrel and endeav xist trithout the aids of fecaence We cent Teiegraplixedj imperforate We are prepared to furnish at rea ¬ Bank Check bluejpart perforate 5 cents mound in shape like an inverted wash ¬ Buenas dias Que qui ere usteel have- - had tlie ancient Egyptian and 2 cent Certificate-blueored to beat him to the earth with ft o cents sonable prices locust posts- by the car- ¬ imperforate Uceut What do you want bowl towered to a heightof 200 feet or Good morning RoUiid and round we- circled in tTiiv Greek and Borman civilizaio ns which J cent Certtlcatebltejfill per fona610 cents load Deltrrorecl afc your nearest rail- ¬ Certiflcateoraugefult penforatelO cents more and this we at once recognized as I understood Spanish sufficiently well darkness tlie constantlv reenruvncv tvera- pagan and later Clir nfvian civil i 2 cent Exp essblueimperforatoo cents road stationi 2 cent the crater of which Winston had spoken to enable me to follow the conversation flashes revealing to me the demoniacal zatTonv and all were powerless to con- ¬ 2 cent JSxpressrblue part perforata10 cents Dark and forbidding it reared its that ensued and I knew enough of In ¬ visage ot a orawnv Apache- brave as cert practices Between-theepidemics 2 cent Playingoard8ijluclmpenfonaien0 cents JO orange to be particularly he danced just without the- deadly vliicTb raged1 froa time totrime and tlie 2 cent Play ingxardsbluo- imperforatelo cents mighty shape like an outcast from the dian diplomacy not cents 2 ent Proprietary infernal regions its grim aspect seem surprised by the heralds- propositions sweep of the gun The blood was flow high death rate in this bes years the 2 cent Proprletarybluopart perforatclOcents inq to accentuate the awful silence that on behalf of his-- very hospitable com- ¬ ing from the wound in my shoulder population of E ur operas whole prob 2 cent Proorlearjoiangefull peiSrote15 cents 3 cent PlHyiiigirdgrenimperfcrateS2 i patriots These involved nothing less and a creeriimr numbness beiran to in- - ably scarcely increased a fc all for 1000 3 ceut playingoardgjcenfuirponci0 cents brooded over the scene 3centTelegrarjh4 green imperfoiatii0 cents They say the Apaches Navajos and than the turning ovw of our hoxses and vade my entire body warning- metTiatr jjt li2tf0 years Tlus ceniarry came in 4 ceut PlayiTcg icardiyiolet penfiai te50 cents E have employed a firsS clasa rcftdiojot Znnis have a superstition about the era arms and the giving up of our persons my powers of defense were ra single city- inri Christendom 4 cent ProppietaryyiDletpart ponKatelO cents experienced tajioff totakecharga redtiraperforaLr 10c8nts 5 cent Express ivitjli 3000000 inlia bStamte 10 ter whispered Winston awed into o as bloodthirsty a band of cutthroats waning Paris had 5 ceut Playingcardjrod perfonas- 10 cents of our cleaning- repairing and pressing cent Proprietary Perforate something like reverence by the sub- as e er harried the defenseless citizens Work done on short Suddenlv a volume of light seemed in U500 but 543000 London and the fl cent Propjrletaryorcmge perJ8t ateo cents department 6 Dur priGes are lower lime picture of desolation spread out of the border The Indian prefers arti- ¬ to lea out of the heart of the Tittle in 1S01 SC 4S4X The other 0centBuTiOftLadingblue lin jeiifotelo cents notice than 10 cent RllLiOf LadingbluelpartierTleln cents others xsadi we will do yor work right before us They imagine an evil spirit fice to fighting in his efforts 10 discom- ¬ lake at the bottom of the f turn el sha nod English cities had less than 100000 2o cent Bond imponf orate 0 cents lives in the little lake at the bottom an fort his enemy aud this band was only hole the mass of lavaibeneath rny feet Oreot cities could not endure then 40 cent JnlandrBxxilrsangeitnpoBfbRno7cents TJULQBiSb CO PMU that he emits thunder an lightnin following the instincts of their craft trembled and shook as though stirred First the- people couldtaistbe fed Tihoa 50 cent Pa obataofr Will impe ftocatei 2 5 FoielgnoxfibangegroenaiiateOO cents 70 S STOTT Manager SI whenever he gets mad at anvbodv Ive It my friends will only come down by an earthquake all accompanied by most of the food had to be produced SL cent Insurunce un perforateLife cl 10 51 Manifest imneirforate 2to3Jtfi heard thev wont kill even a white man he said they shall be entertained like a deafening roar that hushed even the witftin 20 miles off the place of coir SlMortgagOvfullnfrrforate SI 25 1 50 in the basin chiefs The hearts of tlie Apaches are tumult of the storm 15 was hurled to suauption Scienoa- - lipa now made it 1 00 Passage TioUHfjiniperforatg3 FoFeJgnoxolleageoraiig3M3ate Guided by Winston we rode down the full of love for our white friends and the ground as though jirostrated by possible to transport food half way 1 80 Foreign Exchange inareou 4 00 1 00 steep trail that led to the bottom of the we would like to take them by the the hand of a giant- my Tread coming arannd the glob and has disco vetced 3 50 In laud Exchange impifjrate 5 00 CO W W BUBLEY 7 00 6 00 Probate offWltJl impersonate into violent contact with a lump of lava cpew methods of- - preservation as basin and established our camp near hand 30 00 20 00 ProbatG offill impeafiocale Yes and youd like to take us by the in the fall which deprived1 me of con ¬ City population-wns-n-va- t 1 50 a little spring that bubbled out of the 1 30 Blue audiBIntk 2 00 1 60 Bilio andi Black POSTERS Men died off- - tlie death opposite to live crater It was the hair too which youve forgotten to sciousness rocks 5 centrtBlaolu sumS Green proprietary ocsats only fresh water in the vicinity but mention said Hinman with a snort When my senses mttnarated another xjntinually higlian2 from time tossime 6 centBlaok audi Green pnoprierary o ceats lonfl lr- rjocHlnrmp TTvpti 10 ceuAi Blaok aava Green 3opr3etary xH BASIS KY there were no signs to indicate that it of disgust dav had dawned and I found myself the ttNsiTcent Black ad Green jai oprJetary 3 U to 50 00 Black ai sd Green proprietary 5 Cfii Now Senor Apache 3011 travel back center of an anxious group from which vheire tjiere weiie sewers they tvere 1 had lately been visited by man or beast 15iCJ0 AIfiV7Hn2a ot Porting TJlstriVatlngr Etc iJrain the gvoundi of water rathairthnn 5 00 Black a2M Greeu piiapa ielarv be- Tacking I was Filling our canteens and watering the to your compatriots and tell them that none seemed to 1roomplly Attended To 1 also wislh to buy Gici canceled postage carry away sewag e Now cihifesare stamps- aud stamped envsiopes of auy aiid all horses we were ready to commence the were a kind of a solitary outfit that lying beside- the little- spring and from ¬ aiacle nearly as lieftlthy as the eowntry deaomuiafcioEks from 18fiifioit75 for waocli I ascent of the crater dont believe in promiscuous handshak- the surfeit of moisttsre in my hair I -wajmaylifreiial prices Address jkfjning andSeientirfic Press Arrived at the summit we at once ing nor have we any desire to be concluded that soare of its product had T 1 GKE22v Conuty Clork Mt Clive Ky been recently applied to my aching TOWN LOT FOR SALE saw that Winstons description had not tieated as big chiefs Yamos rT The SlYalis HarcnH Ifoxif Sbie- above named stamps an be ¬ ocen overdrawn At our feet yawned Our inhospitable reception of the mes cranium lias an exceeding small femud oq Seeds Mortgages Notes Receipts The 4ajxllfoot lot in William ad- ¬ - senger was the signal for hostilities to waiting For you to wake harem shahaiii eastern monarch There Agreemeais Bank Caeck etc iom 1861 Weve been i great funnel shaped hole at the botfor 1875 dition well located Will be sold also on Ifcroprietary Medicines to No sooner had he com up so you cou Tdi feelp us to hunt up the torn of which twinkled a mmature lake commence above SO ladies and he has four Mafccbjeisetc price on four payments one are not Tne Jegolug offer is genuine made In at low cash balance its hue of brightest emerald contrast- ¬ municated the result of his mission to fragments of old Barney said Hin- sons and 23 daughters The only good faith and will tee carried out t the let ¬ fourth in three equal pay- ¬ ing strangely with the darly scoria of tiie band than three of them drove the man- as I opened my eyes saceive tb3 ments at sis twelve and eighteen any of the sftThs wives ter in every instance when 1 good occasion Htamp 1 have mentioned in order the craters sides ponies up the trail to the mesa where Where are the Apaches I asked care Ta arc io be seen is in- the streets of Rofornce Mt OliTet Deposit Bank or acj mpaths Address I L could graze secure from our fire tLy News Paris With many turns aud twists and they Cone The exil spirit in the shape Teheran when they pass- m carriages official of RcbertscA county T 1 Gkkejs Ccsanty Clerk unavoidable sliding Ave descended the others taking shelter among the of our blasting outfit spit thunder an iVhen the Jadics go oufi driving they much to the shore of the lake and seating our- ¬ rocks that lined the sides of the basin lightnin at em an they pulled it for are preceded by a gang- of farashesselves on fragments of lava spent half We could easily have killed some of the the hills as fast as their ponies could vclio caper ahead on th eft horses shoiath an hour in endeavoring to account for ponies but we had no desire to injure travel And Go and hide yourselves ctrtg tlie presence of such a jewel in so in- ¬ dumb brutes and besides we preferred As nearly as we could ascertain the allXinen have to scamper- ttp side streets congruous a setting io have the first overt act come f romthc facts tne restive Barney had at last DrJbe thrashed Croehmati Enquirer They say the water is so thick with enemy broken the rope with which he was teth- ¬ Very A abitiona We had not long to wait Harris in- ¬ ered and in endeavoring to ascend or salt that a feller cant sink in it re f Ttfd you say boy otf yours was ¬ cautiously exposed his head for a mo- descend the crater had missed his footmarked Winston STaroa ment keen eyes were searching the ing and been precipitated down the ambitious Did you eier test it I asked r Well I should say xmbitious No sir ree You couldnt hire me to crest of the mound the crack of a dozen slope exploding his load in the iall Yihj that bojr does nothing but sit trG swimmin in such a hole as that Id i rifles awoke the echoes of the basin and just in time to save me from the knife around all day and think of the great be afeard that spivit ud grab me by the he dodged back with a bullet hole of the Apache Philadei The knife wound in my shoulder soon things hes ging to do feet and pull me down 1heres never through nis hat that evidenced the skill of an Apache marksman healed but I never set the scar with- ¬ wfiia forth American been no bottom found in the center 3cnt tall yon all atjpnttho new stylea So far we had not pulled a trigger and out being reminded how opportunely The rest of us had no such scruples She Recovered oowever and doffing our clothes we finding us so undemonstrative our foes the spirit of the crater spoke to pre ¬ f4White Did aid Green recover from the la- bftcataIogue ever pobllrttd Arts for - M It ZZltXZl were soon splashing about in the briny gradually grew carelfess of their person- ¬ serve me from a more deadly applica ¬ H W arairoad accident vet iet oi xaooy ana time tint you can bat HajiZZZF B1 cos i al safety They commenced to expose tion of the steel Prank Leslies e clement VtZz imZ ICVtaSE at lowest prices Me er yJlilaclfrNo but his wife rildto ttu att nr j j n aizZIZZrLy ji t gave me agrevysouie feeling to themselves in tlie most tempting way iy- incimiau omo Vp It lswbV 10000 TwUiktefc iSne of uklttotrf ¬ ¬ swim across the fathomless abyss in the center Its ragged circumference seen distinctly many feet below the suface suggested the rivenous jaws and gap ¬ ing maw of a monster of the Cjclopean world lying in wait for whatever un ¬ wary creature might venture into its vicinity I caught myself wondering how I should feel if some mighty force were suddenly to seize and drag me downward and I had almost succeeded in working myself into a state of gemi ine fright when a shout from the rim of the crater diverted my thoughts into a more sensible channel After watching our aquatic sports for a few minutes Winston had ascended to the crest of the mound where I now caught sight of him lying flat on the inner edge of the crater and excitedly gesticulating to us To scramble into our clothes was the work of a few moments and we climbed up the steep to his side He did not Avait for us to ask for an ex- ¬ planation of his call Pointing to the bluffs on the northern side of the basin he ejaculated the single word Look leaving us to observe and draw our own conclusions from what we saw Indians and a big bunch of em cried Baker who was the first to glance in the indicated direction Theres just 19 of em said Harris If they are hostiles and discover us interrupted Hinman Discover ns How can they help discoverin us when theyll strike our sign the minute they start down in to the basin If they failed to see our sign they couldnt very well overlook that bunch of saddled bosses standin at the foot of the hill said Winston arising and starting downthe path at a rapid pace We cant afford to let em get the outfit he said as we overtook him at so well just lead the the bottom bosses tp the bottom of the crater and find standin room for em on the in- ¬ ¬ ¬ - J ¬ - FUNERALS OF THE HINDOOS m a spirit of orovado that presagedariJ epidemic of sudden mortalities in tha JUtes Observed in Ifetlia by Relative and of tie Deceased band should it continue We were only t When Friends a Hindoo dies the services oi waiting for enough of the band to show rtn undertaker are not needed as word themselves to make simultaneous tar Is immediately sent to the relatives gets for each mans aim and the chance nnd friends of the deceased who meet soon materialized house and attend to all tlie de¬ Four of them soon stepped out from nttheof the funeral Some of them behind their shelters and commenced rails at the bazaar the articles necesbuy a disgusting series of antics for our edifi- sary for tho ceremony such as a piece cation We improved the opportunity of linen copper pots pieces of sandalour rifles spoke simultaneously and wood one earthen pot some ghee two of them measured their lengths on or clarified butter rice a few split the sand while another scrambled to chips of bamboo and two strong bam cover with a halting motion that indi- boo poles for the bier In rainy weather cated a serious weakness in one of his Jsome oil and resin to revive the flames extremities are added to the stock of After this lesson no further active hos- A sacred grass the durbhasnecessaries tilities were indulged in by either side tulsi leaves are spread overand some the bier We were careful to keep well under is very necessary that the son of Jt cover they commanded the water sup the deceased should perform the cereply and we were willing to play a wait mony If lie is absent at the time of ing game the death the father or brother of tlie When the sun dipped below the hori- deceased or some other male member of zon we separated taking stations at the family may take his place When such points around the crest as would there is no son in the family one is best enable us to command the entire adopted for the purpose The perform- ¬ outer circle of ascent The horses were er of the ceremony must first bathe secured anew and we settled down to then shiave off the mustache and bathe a night of anxious alertness again The priest constantly Several hours passed without inci the muntras or sacred hymnsrecites from dent the only sounds breaking the the Vedas A sacred fire is lighted deathlike stillness of the scene being in the earthen pot and the body after the uneasy stamping and pawing of the itis washed and bound about the waist horses as they endeavored to achieve a with a piece of cloth is stretched upon more comfortable footing on the steep the bier and completely covered save slope of the inner side Old Barney the as to the face which is left exposed mule that carried our blasting outfit The friends then carry away the bier was particularly restive and I was The son who lights the funeral pyre strongly templed to lead him up to the and is the chief mourner walks ahead ci est and secure him there for the night with the earthen pot in his hands A disinclination to lead a mule loaded Every mourner is bareheaded it must with explosives up a dangerous ascent be so I hiave frequently seen such proin the darkness prompted me more cessions in Benares the strongly to leave him where he was sad funeral dirge and listened toram Eamr sri ram however and I contented myself with volo bhai ram slipping down to him and ascertain ¬ When the body reaches the burning ing that he was securely tied ghats the mourners erect a pile The atmosphere had been very heavy this fasliion Four strong posts after about and sultry all the afternoon and I was five feet high are firmly driven into the not surprised to see the heavens giving ground rand between- - tlrean everv indication of a storm before mid are erected so as to keep the piles night which augured ill for the securi- ¬ falling apart while burning them from The body ty of our position as it would enable is placed upon the pile when half of it the Apaches to scale the mound with has been laid During this part of the but little danger of detection ceremony the muntras ase repeated The advenf of the tempest was soon When the body has been placed after heralded by a Tivid flash that the pile some of the relatives upon and illuminated the basiirf beneath as friends scatter jrieces sandalwood of though aii- enormous are light had sud ¬ over the body iMuntrasand prayers denly been turned upour it followed are again repeated and the remaining by a chorus of reverberations that voiced the- intentions of the murky fuel is placed on the bodyc Then the mourner walks around the pile heavens T took advantage of the Tig Tit chief times three and fires it Very soon it is to search the ground beneath me and in about three hours I was sure flint I detected several dark a huge flame and is reduced to ashes whole body the figures about mfcTway of five slope Tlie fire is now put out evrrf mourner In a few minutes the rail began to descend in a snfarrating torrent that drops some water on the spot in the resembled a miniature cloiidlVurst and name of the deceased and then all prothe side of the- crater was converted ceeds to the river or sea05r tme of the into a watershed down which innumer- ¬ many tanks that abound fci India to able tiny streams-- trickled to1 the lake bathe The poor are not forgotten as Before the below Flashes of lightning of dar aims- are distributed mourners retire to their respective kling brilliancy werefbllowerlby crash- ¬ homes they return to the residence of ing peals of thunder that seemed to fclreshake the universe while the impact rvas deceased to look at tho Samp that lighted on the spot where the of the raindrops ontlie lake resembled was kept N Y Timers mighty cart-the steady roar of ¬ ¬ openly passing from one Vock to another GEO W DAVIS SEALER IN THE PAGE COILED SFEIKCI VOVEI ffarniture Window Shades r Oil WIRE MCE Cloths Carpets MattrcascbV Bte 1 Special attention gryen to TJndertak tag and Repairing Main Stfeet - - - - Paris Ky ¬ HINTON Agent W Fire Wind and Storm Insurance ¬ Sti J ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ NON UNION HOTELREED B J ¬ 3- -- TREES 1896 TREES ¬ 0K ¬ - - i - lf jk - ¬ - - - - -- put-rap- - - - - 24th-geod-size- ¬ IISMlrESUSMlFWMl - ¬ - - - - - Ecpr-e3s-re- - - - - - - -- 1 IiOOTST POSTS - - - - - - - - - - - -- mm MM I HIES - - - TT j - ¬ i - i - RHS R e - Oi - vll s self-perpetwat-- jitf ratQ-w-i- BEL - i - - - - - 1 V ft Ml UJMI r w - A - - - - - ¬ ¬ tht V -- I -- --- - Mm M - iK a m G- at b va a -- 4 A - i V- k - A 2 4 VJSVj--f- - - v Vi - CD 1 i THE BOURBON NEWSfXJESDAY M4lX - il 18971 Hr ¬ V V v X A AGRICULTURAL HUTS STABLE DRESSING Valuable Hint About ircfstlrvlnj- - It In Good Conditio We hear much about the desirability of manure cellars covered barnyards manure sheds and other covered quar ¬ ters for housing- dressing- until one is ready to apply it to the land but the fact remains that the average farmer who is not now blessed with one of these means of preserving manure at its best does not in nine cases out of len see his way clear to provide himself vtli one of them The barn that is now without a cellar cannot easily be fitted out with this desirable adjunct Build ¬ ing additional roofs to cover stable manure is not looked upon with favor in these days when every dollar has - DRINKS A Homemade FOUNTAINS L THOSE GOOD OLD TIMES1 v 1 FARO WAS KING FOUNEsATTON FOR MANURE HEA3P With this end in view I present a sectional view of a homemade founda ¬ tion for a manure heap in tUte qpen air which will keep the maninte in a condition very nearly at its best This foundation is made just for enough way from the stable to esca pe any drip from the eaves It is made square or round as may be preferred and has a rough stone wail about the outer edge extending- down beiow the frost line Within this over the surface of the ground are placed loose stones ilowest in the center as shown iVscoat of cement two inches thick is placed over them the swrifaoe thus roeingmae saucer shaped To this foundation is miheelcd the manure from the cow and horse stalls the latter being- pcread cvenlycover the - it is received all very well to describe ideal conditions but it seems to me that snore good is often done in describing conditions that are less than ideal but still serviceable practical and easily within the reach of all eveu before 11 its appointed mission marked out fori as poults etc one often has difficulty in keeping- water before them in sufficient quantities and at the same time keep it pure and fresh Many arrangements have been contrived to obviate the diffi culty all working with more or less suc cess Probably the most successful ia the drinking fountain gotten up on the principle of the siphon The market ia well stocked with several patterns all on the same general principle but vary ing in lesser details Probably one of the most popular ia the earthen fountain It has the ad- vantage over some others in having thicker sides and is less liable to be affected by heat or cold One of tha roost serious objections we have to this make is the difficulty in cleaning In this respect there are others far ahead The earthen fountain will not work successfully during severe weather es pecially af it is so situated that there is danger of freezing Like an earthen crock a good stiff freeze up will ruin it There is still another make gotten up on the same idea but made of galvanized iron TSis one has the advantage over the other during freezing weather but otherwise the same disadvantage that will apply to one will to the other We have noted another make gotten up on the same principle but on an aito gether different pattern This one Uiich is also made of galvanized iron has a false cover fitting over tfoe can proper and extends down into the water about the base Such a fountain lias every convenience of the others amfltthe additional advantage of being- TGadily cleaned For the past two or three years nve have been using one of our own con trivance which ordinarily woiks very satisfactory We used an coflinary crock boring a small hole through the side about 1 inches fnom tthetqp The crock is then tilled with water and a shallow dish placed over tfhe top with sides sufficiently hig h tfcoalowthelwater to rise just above the aperture in the crock The crock and dish are then in- ¬ verted and if everything ihasibeen done property you will Irave ipradticallyjust as good a fountain if or ithe ordinary poultry yard as some more expensive ones This wil be Sound rto be wery satisfactory in itlhe yard with young stock especially with young turkeys By its use the youngsters are ndtapfcto become wet C P Reynolds iin Ohio - Contrivance WktcliHRa Worked Very Well In caring for young chickens ducks Old Timer AVlio Saya Tliey times ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ j - -- Parmer ROOMY POULTRY iHOUSE CEMENT ATSID BOAR -- FILOOR perience that nviiere all the liquids are saved with the solids tliemass is mucli miore likely to heat Where heat is generated and water can be turned on as needed decay will take place very rapidly and the manure will soon be in a condition to become ireadily avail- ¬ Vith such able for the use of plants a foundation and with water at hand to apply as needed the dressing will lose little or none of its valuable ele- ¬ ments entirely uncovered as itis I present also a diagram showing the plan I have recently adopted ina village stable for saving the solidsand liquids without loss Two oow and two horse stalls occupy a closed room by themselves in onetendof thestaible ildesired a cement floor here butcould not well make its foundation npon thegroundias the stable sets well up from the ground 1 therefore laid a double board floor sloping it toward the ovear Upon this double floor was laid a coat of cement following the pitch of the ifloor ito a point a little behind the stalls at A Prom that point it pitches the other way till the partition is reached as1 shown in the diagram The platforms of the stalls are raised iseveral inches above the inclined ce ment floor All the liquid that runs through the platforms willbaconducted down the inclined cement floor to the Toint A where it soaks isxto a lot oflitter sawdust etc with which thei floor behind the stalls is keptcovered I present this plan becauseit can well ibe adopted in barns and stablesalready luiilt the incline being- secured in the caating of cement since the board floor will be level A thin coat- of cement behind the stalls would be injured by the sharp shoes of horses but this will gxot occur if the cement is kept well covered with ibsarbents that are removed as they Ibecome saturated Without soiueucli arrangement as this a large pant of the liquid manure is likely to leak idown through the floor and be lost in the ground beneath or become a menace to health if the stable be adjacent to ones house or well iioth of these plans that are figured call for no expenditure of money ex ¬ cept for the cement hat is needed and this is not large in amount Country Gentleman ¬ i - former Iff the Jieap should beg in to heat let it foe drenched with water either froaa a near by well or from the eaves trojgh of the barn Often the manure heapcan belocated so that wa- ¬ ter can be oonve3red directly upon it from the jm mp by imeansof a spout Cow manure is considered cold and slow to heat tout it has been my ex- ¬ sired to accommodate one or a dozen flocks the construction is the same in any case The north side has posts shorter than ame ithose upon the south side which gives from three to four feet of space beaeathrthe building-propeThis is utilized as a scratching room for the fowls in cold and storm v weather A small opening in the floor -- Its CoiiNtructionjtnl AclvantaseDe Kerilied in Detail Where one can build his poultry house upon a southern slope the plan shown in the aeeonipanying illustration will be found particularly convenient The building ean the of any length de- ¬ r on the north side of the main floor admits to this serretching room Ex-- V -- Ty liJ J i - - ASfSFr- - WC X imm m B3jp PRACTICAL POC1LTKS HOUSE - - make access to these low spaces con venient Any litter dressing etc that one wisnes to remove can De raked to the window from the outside The windows aire iliinged at top and can be raised tfurom tthe the windows above by cords Inside the lower windows are stretched ynatings or wire netting With the window open thescratching room has all fbeaftvan tages of an open scratching shed so highly recommended of late without the open scratching sheds disadvan- tog es of becoming- filled with driftrng snow and of having- no protection rn celd or raw weather Such a plan at a very slight added expense nearly doubles the room in enabling- the owner a poultry-house to keep nearly double the number of fowls under the same roof that he could keep without this added room below Country Gentleman and-soire-moved tra large windows ane placed in sthe front of this scratchingaj3artmentboth for the purpose of giving plenty of light sunshine and fresh air and ito times are better in every- way than the all was Joe Hall whose midnight sup ¬ times that are past Let me tell you pers Lucullus would have made haste to In those days people drank green tea envy could he have tasted the canvas- and ate heavy suppers and went to bed DacK duck stuncd with chestnuts and with warming pans and nightcaps and the side dish of Virginia hominy done slept upon feather beds with curtains brown in butter garnished with bacon around them and dreaded fresh air in from xVccomac fed on acorns Silver their irooms as much as sensible folks goblets like motley were the only nowadays dread to be without it And wear for champagne says a Wash¬ if they heard a noise in the nigihtthey ington correspondent got up and groped about in the dark and There were no clubhouses so called procured a light with much diffioultj in ante bellum days in Washington with flint and steel- and tinder box and And here up to the fall of Sumter the And south and north no matter how unpleasant sulphur matches took acrid tho days debate in con went to the medicine chest and calomel and blue pills and salts and gressi when the members met besenna and jalap and rhubarb fore Joe Halls or George Pen days the line gentlemen dletons green baize table on In those tippled old Jamacia and bitters in the Pennsylvania avenue all on pleasure mornrmr and lawyers took their clients bent they let silence like a poultice to the sideboard for a dram while the sifall and heal the blows of political tine ladies lounged on sofas reading strife and sound Joe Hall who died very poor in Bal Byron Moore and Scott In those days long leather fire buckets were hung in timore during the war was in the last the entries filled with water and when g eneration the most munificent and atiir ebrokeOwt every citizen was a fire- most continuously successful high- - roller amon the gamboliers oi man v ln those days gentlemen chewed to America His horses with gold tipped bacco indifferent where they expec- harness were the cynosure of all eyes In Philadelphia he ran a gambling torated and ladies cleaned their dental house on Walnut above Eleventh nortl pearls with snuff wore thin shoes and laced themselves into feminine wasps side from 1856 till the war broke out and consumption Babies were put to Here Thaddeus Stevens the great comsleep with spanking and paregoric and moner of Peimsylvaniahobnobbed with urchinsweire flogged at school and sub James A Bayard of Delaware and the jectedtoall sorts of unheard of chastise--ment- s handsome Ellis Schnable who with Picture books and toys were Bill Witte of Philadelphia made two Big bojs played of the best all round stump orators of dear and poor hockey in the streets with crooked whom the Keystone democracy evex sticks and hard wooden balls police boasted menbeing unknown and went home to If stiff and sore St Jacobs Oil will cure their mothers to have broken shins you Wont lose a day The cure is sure anointed with opodeldoc Some mens only virtue is that they go to Street fights occurred between bed early Washington Democrat schools and schoolmasters were persecuted by the biggest boys Young la dies danced nothing but formal and- - Just try a 10c box of Cascarets candy ca tharticfinest liver and bowel regulator made and decorous cotillons or fast and furi ous Virginia- reels in wide entry halls A real trifling man is always by the light of the candles that called himself Washington Democrat weighing for snuffers every ten minutes to music by black fiddlers or cracked and jing Years of rheumatism have ended with Hng panes while mothers sat darning cure by St Jacobs Oil Cures promptly stockings and fathers played backgam mon or gambled swigged brandy and Anything first class is hard to equal soaring- baccha ¬ Washington Democrat water came home late nalian songs and inquiring of their When bilious or costive eat a Cascaret sleepy wives in which brown parcel the andy cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 25c milk was wrapped up Boarding- school misses in calico Saving does not make nearly everybody gowns practiced the 4Battle of Prague lich Washington Democrat Caliph of Bagdad or dementis Sona tas on instruments not much bigger It may come last but St Jacobs Oil is the than a modern young ladys traveling est to cure sprains It ought to be first with jingling- wires that People when a were always snapping and occasionally also whenkick too short show is too long and Washington Dem it is chirped Tom Moores Melodies or such ocrat airs as Gayly the Troubadour Pray Papa Stay a Little Longer or The THE MARKETS o Mosehe-he-hBanks of the helle Cincinnati May 10 i ri L1VJ J - Ulv UattlecommoQ5 2 75 Guests sat on hard wooden chairs 4 0J ac 4 50 i ele buichers sometimes with their feet up over roari5 OJ 75 ALVKa Fair to good hunt 3 Oi 3 75 ng- wood fires spittin around and KOGb Lommon 3 80 to 3 90 Mixed puckers male in emselves sociable with juleps 3 80 66 3 15 Lipnt smppers 5 2b 4 7n SsHiiKf choice eggnogg apples and cider 50 50 LAMfca priitf Every man shaved wore a bell- - FLoUK Winter family 33 3 65 91 VVneat No J red ui y3 crown hat a swallow tail coat with a GRAIoN3 red N a 87 horse collar carried a turnip shape Q 2iJS fprn No 2 mixed O ts No 2 ff timekeeper in his wcist band with a Kv No 2 St 3 heavy seal hanging out had his HAY Prime to choice 12 00 11 75 75 PROVISIONS -- Mess pork breeches pockets full of silver Lard Prime steam lit 3 8714 wore round toed boots and linen BUTT KR Choice dairv 8 16 Prime cased his throat with high APPLES to choice creamery 2 25 a 2 sO shirts Per bbl 1 10 standing shirt collars ate all manner POTATOES Per bbl 100 of naoiseous quack medicines dined at NEW YORK FLOUR 4 60 4 one oclock some families eating- the GRAIN Winter oateut Wheat No northn to 79 JC pudding- before the meat took naps in 7w Ik No 2 red 78 ft No 2 2UJJ the afternoon on Sundays preferring CORN Mixed mixed OATS 22 J4 a 23 ¬ the pews of the church for that pur- PORK New mess 9 50 8 75 42 to 4 30 pose smoked long nines ate fried LARD Western CHICAGO oysters and lobster salad and dirank FLOUR Winter patents 4 40 4 60 fiery Madeira or punch at 12 oclock GRAIN Wheat No 2 red yujito U24 No Chicago at night Got his feet wet on slushy CORV 2No 2 spring 78 TMi 24fto 245L days took awful colds and rheuma OATS No 2 17 17 to 8 tisms sent for Dr Sangrado and was PORK Mess 4 OYi bled blistered and leeched had night LARD Steam BALTIMORE mare headache dyspepsia fever de ¬ FLOUR Family 3 90 4 25 2 Gkain Wheiit--N- o 7d lirium death and darkened room 7sm Corn Mixed 2J 28i Give me the good old times again Odts Mixed 2J 2a4 LARD Retincd not N Y Herald 1150 PORK Mes-- ital during James Buchanans term all about it and I tell you these new The most pretentious gambler of them - Dianl tft Was the itagre In Washington Dux Compare rvitli tlieXow Times ins Buchanans Term Dont talk to me of the good old Faro wa3 king at the national cap I know said the old timer T THREE HAPPY W0M13 Each Relieved of Periodic Pain and Backache A Trio of Fervent Letters - KSPIe ¬ w - Before using- Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetahle Compound my health was gradually being under- ¬ mined I suffered untold agony from painful menstruation backache pain on top of my head and ovarian trouble I concluded to try Mrs Pinkhams Compound and found that it was all any woman needs who suffers with painful monthly periods It entirely cured me Mrs Geokgie Wass 923 Bank St Cincinnati O f - ¬ stand up erable One - thrown into my T then n ot some pound and Liver feel like a new of the past ¬ for what it has I rmgr ¬ For years I had suffered with painful men- ¬ struation every month At the beginning- - of menstruation it was impossible for me to soxSm w for more than five minutes I felt so mis day a little book of Mrs Pinkhams was house and I sat right down and read it of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Coni J4 jjrj t Pills I can heartily say that I woman my monthly suffering- is a thing3lAJ tir0 f trJfWf StW shall always praise the Vegetable Compound j done for me Mrs Margaret Anderson 363 Lisbon St Lewiston Me Ti A to-d- a- r fBW - ¬ ¬ Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound has cured me of painful men-struation and backache The pain in my back was dreadful and the agony I suffered during menstruation nearly drove me wild Now this is all over thanks to Mrs Pinkhams medicine and advice Mbs Carrie V Williams South Mills N C The great volume of testimony proves conclusively that Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound is a safe sure and almost infallible remedy in case3 oi irregularity suppressed excessive or painful monthly periods A - ¬ - g Q srvnr New 4 ¬ candle the oil lamp gas these are stages in the evo lution of illumination which today finds its highest expo nent in the electric light Similar and no less striking has been the evolution of grain and grass cutting machinery In J 831 the scythe and the cradle were superseded by the McCormick Reaper The intervening years have seen many improvements until now we have that model Harvester and Binder the McCormick Right Hand Open Elevator and that veritable electric light of mowerdom the The pine knot the tallow- - v- - - ¬ trunk-strung- - It is not only the handsomest mower ever built but it is in every sense of the word the best and if your experience has taught you anything it is that there s nothing cheaper than the best Blue-oo-o- e- MkCormick Harvesting Machine Company Chicago The Light Running McCormick Open Elevator Harvester The Light Running McCornlick New 4 Steel Mower The Light Running McCormick Vertical Corn Binder and The Light Running McCormick Daisy Reaper lor sale everywhere s- -- J I -- G -- -- fC 0frC0HOeHfr f REASONS FOR USING -- 1 half-dolla- rs U Walter Baker QA OH i I Co si t t Breakfast Cocoa 5 M- - - 1 - rTi h fi y Because it is absolutely pure Because it is not made by the so called Dutch Process in which chemicals are used Because beans of the finest quality are used Because it is made by a method which preserves unimpaired tue exquisite natural Jiavor ana odor of the beans Because it is the most economical costing less than one cent a cup ¬ Be sure that you get the genuine article made by WALTER CO Ltd Dorchester Mass Established 1780 BAKER t CO ¬ - HIS ROMANCE He Found Her Cliangred After -- CATTLE First quality HOGS Western Corn No 2 mixed No z mixed 4 15 4 40 16 83 4 50 4 45 j j - - j - LWE STOCK POINTERS If there are ticks on the sheep dip them and the lambs when the shearin is done The early blight of jwtatoes dosa not cause the tubers to rot A more or less rapid drying- and curling of the leaves and stems marks the presence of the disease The edges of the leaves are first visibly affected the color chjung es to a yellowish brown while the cen- ¬ tral parts of the leaflets gradually be ¬ come lighter green or even yellow and more or less spotted The early blight of potatoes may be treated with partial success by means of the Bor¬ deaux mixture The vines should be sprayed when about two thirds grown and the application should be rfcpeated as often as necessary the foliage at all times being- well covered with the mix-¬ ture Western Plowman - Early Potato Bligrbt Teach the little pigs to eat as soon a possible asid feed them skim milk all they will cat As a lamb is perhaps the most difficult of all animals to recuperate after once stunted it pays to keep thrifty It is well to remember with all classes of ystock that it is better to keep one good thrifty animal than two poor ones Wool is a product that does not take fea tility fromthe soil but actually adds to the value of the soil for ¬ grain-growing- i I will be an exceptional case when it can he considered advisable to allow the stock to pasture in the meadows at this It time Besides the profitableness of growing the better animals there is the advan tage in that there is always a demand hig-h-grade for such stock While a may develop into a good sized valuable animal yet for breeding purposes will always lack one esrentiaJ feature and that is pedigree -- animal of any kind ask is to be assented Promer when it was in LOUISVILLE 3 75 considered the same as or as FLOUR Winter putent 4 00 fimated that there was nothing of sen GRAIN Wheat No 2 red y mm c good as Pearline But theyre timent in his composition Corn Mixed fo 2 Oats Mixed 2 I felt when I saw her tis she orf PORK Mess not even that Pearline is to- ¬ 95 none on earth is what Schiller wrote LARD Steam to 4 5U day just as it has been from the in ilns Bride of Messina That is ex- first the best thine in the world ctly rtvhat I felt when I met the woman fllllllllllllS The papefs arc foil any romance Kobody can describe mmmr of for ever kind of washing and cleaning woman You can rave about her M of deaths from classic features her sparkling eyes her b neck Hike a pillar of marble touched with life the graceful knot that she 9 ttwists to a crown of beauty and all 9 ihat kind of rant but after it is done t oil can meet the woman and not know P00009000000000C0 0 her When 1 can picture a soul Ill go mnmm 0 Of course into the business O 0f course 1 was young when I met the heart fails to act 0 0 her Otherwise 1 would have shown e o 9 0 when a man dies IPATI0N 9 sur- - e aouic slight imitation of sense and 9 0 9 vtHK i et 1 rendered by degrees Love at first sight e but Heart Failure so called nine 0 k isimrmv ALL 9 caused by Uric 0 times out of ten is O is not uncommon but it is restrained I 25 SO 0 faD6J5fiBA7 6 Acid in the blood which the Kidneys o by a sense of propriety bv a sense o f A JnnATnmnTiT nnTntnn 9 ADbULUTtibl UUAKAilTEED I Cnre ai7 case or constipation Cascarets nre theldcal laza X pride or by some other modifying influ 9 fail to remove and which corrodes e 9 ences Every force in my being was co- e the heart until it becomes unable to 0 o 0 n 1 jijij pLJy g 0 f operative All impelled me to fall in e perform its functions 0 O c For yonrsel f where love- - There was no check and I fell to 3 0 hind Is good and Officers in many cities very 0 Health the very depths 9 1 m SlKliilli cUeapWliere thou 0I e0 sands have become She refused me very prettily and 0 properly refuse to accept Heart 0 prosperous Where NOTICE t ery proper I asked her if I could cause of death It is fre ¬ 0 as a the climate Is Der- 0 ox 0 ir o fect and tho soil Is rich NEBRASKA offers cveat aAare thus decherish no hope intimating that to quently a sign of ignorance in the LABEL opportunities AmjOET prive me of hope would be immediately 0 physician or may be given to cover o come a farm to the farm rentera who wants to be owner Send for o free handsomo THEGENU1NE 0 illustrated pamphlet on Nebraska to JS EUSTIS fatal She gave me a very scant allow- 9 up the real cause 9 0 Genl Passr Agent C 9 BQ It It Chicago 111 HAPOSHQl 0 ance Then I went proudly away to 9 9 0 win a fortune that I might lay at her 9 0 8 0 for StHLDIERS feet as an additional inducement In 9 e TT O v pjPROVED HTmTER rTTLI CIROLE Al V t r ucraBo four years I returned The woman itejectcd claims reopea d Steel and Wooden Ti w shipped on trial Success or no fee 51 yrB- - Practice to reliable parties steel lined GUARANTEED FULLY was there just as I had left her but 0 McUrntlck U 8on tlnelnnalt O anJWaihlnston DC e t3T WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICES 0 o M B LEWIS JLeanee not my ideal While I was trying for 0 o A Medicine with 20 Years of anrt Vhtskey Habit cured e M moral strength enough to recall my 0 uthomcwitnoiitttnin Book of 0 0 BoxK w uiiaii viivgc I Success behind it 0 mcKiuiHn miaa vews she was mustering courage suf 0 I IH BSSESS3KK5S5uS0 0 0 flcient to tell me she vras engaged to 0 will remove the poisonous Uric Acid 0 0 IT IS THE BEST YUCATAN another man She spoke first Then S by putting the Kidneys in a healthy 0 CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAII S I was so mad at the ether fellow whom condition so that thev will naturallv ANK E Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good TJpc 16S6 In time Sold by druggists I should have blessed that Iinsisfred she 2 nefiininate it 0 WHEN HVRIT1XG TO ADVERTISERS e had broken my heartSt Louis Replease state that you aw the Advertise public stent la tklt paper 900SflCCC09000909000 Ilife Oats 19 ¬ -- Years Absence 0f course theres romance Fonr INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Never Not a bit of it That is out of the question Probably not one ot the many washin powders that have been made to imitate f ofro A head of Pearline All they g in my 9 24 in any way Pearline would claim to excel it nm 11J Heart Failure ANDY CATHABT C v Zzthi btaCURECOHSf J S ¬ - - w it II W M Fail--ur- ¬ ffl ¬ nLjy1 - JHARTSSSS nJpjf Af HAY PRESSES PEKTSIOM Vv i A Tlfllllll lUll r - - ¬ - - x v 5- - - - J O X - r l - J h 4A-- M I 8 R r I - THE BOURBON NEJfes TUESDAY MAY fcl - 11 1897 3 sw tK HUTCHISON - - - - gETresh te - b i K tv IV ft ifi i 3 - We are authorized to announce visiting Dv Wrn Gragg as a candidate M Myall Lowe and Catlett Hutsell left James State Thomas the from Senator for yesterday for Alaska to join the Hutchi ¬ Twenty eighth District Senatorial son colony comnosed of the counties of Bourbon Eugene Gragg and wife of Harrison Montgomery and Clark subject to the are visiting friends and relatives in this action of the Democratic primary elec- tion July 31st neighborhood Miss Bessie Rogers is able to be out FOR COMMONWEALTHS ATTORNEY Sfjain having about recovered from the We are authorized to announce John effects of a recent fall S Smith as a candidate for re election Dorsey has bought an acre of as Commonwealths Attorney for the Bev W land from Moreland Lodge and will Fourteenth Judical District composed Scott 3uild a residence in the near future of the counties of Bourbon subject to the The members of the W C T U of Woodford and Franklin party Fayette county will hold their annual action of the Democratic convention at A ntioch Church on Fri ¬ FOR JUDGE day May 14th beginning at 10 oclock ja m TLe contest for the gold mdal We are authorized to announce Wm will be held at Antioch Church Friday M Purnell as a candidate for Judge uright of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party New Laundry Agency We are authorized to announce for agency the Judge McClure County subject I have secured theLaundry for first James of Bourbon as a candidate to a Winchester Power Democratic party of class institution and solicit a share of the action the We are autnorized to announce T E the public patronage Work or orders for Clays drug store will Ashbrook as a candidate to Judge of left at Clarke the action Work Bourbon County subject xeceive immediate attention of the Democratic party called for and delivered promptly Respectfully --- This Vicinity Dr James Logan of Lexington Paragraphs Aliout The People In is f Jk3ST3SrOXT3SrOEE3SrTi FOR STATE SENATOR FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY re election as County Attorney subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Sam ¬ Rogers as a uel B Attorney subject candidate for to the action County of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Denis Dundon as a candidate for County At- ¬ torney subject to the accioh of thu Democratic party r Clifton Arnsparger We are authorized to announce as a candidate for TWIN BROTHER 1 BEST QUALITIES PERFECT FITS LOWEST PRICES -- 16ap tf Bruce Holladay Nashville Exposition Buy your ticket to Nashville via Cincin ¬ nati and Queen Crescent Koute to Chatta- aiooa Visit the historic city and the great battlefields of Missionary Kidge and Lookout Mountain spend a day at the Chicamauga National Military Park then refreshed and aready for new conquests continue the journey Low rates to the great Exposition in effect vi this pleasant route The Queen Crescent train service is per-¬ fect the schedules fast ones the scenery un- ¬ surpassed anywhere Ir you want the journey to be a pleasant one see that your tickets read via Cincinnati and Queen Crescent W C Kinearson G P A Cinci nati O Piles nr Willi ims Tnriinn Pile Ointment will jure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch ¬ ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment the is prepared only for Piles and Itching of box private parts and nothing else Every is guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by Piles Piles JM KG CO and SI per box Propts Cleveland O W T Brooks druggist arailfor 50c WILLIAMS For sale by 21jy-96-ly L N Excursion Kates Southern Baptist Convention mington N C May 6 to 14th will sell round trip at one fare May 3d o 7th limited to 15 days from date of Wil L N ¬ sale urry- - - V v i - F-- i K v 0 -- ri ij Presbyterian Church General Assem- ¬ Democratic party bly Charlotte N C May 20 to 31 L FOR JAILER N will sell round trip tickets at one If you want tobuy right if you want to he treated right if you want to save money make our store FOR MAGISTRATE We are authorized to annouDce your trading home fare May 17 to 21 limited to June 10th Samuel T James as a candidate for We are authorized to announce John F B CARiiAgt Jailer subject to the action of the M Clay as a candidate for Magistrate from the Centerville precinct subject to Democratic party Yesterdays Temperature the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce W C The following is the temperature as a candidate for re election as noted yesterday by A J Winters Co Oones assubject to the action of the FOR POLICE JUDGE Jailer 701 of this city ¬ Mr Jones candi Democratic party to announce Wm We are authorized 04 7a m dacy is in the interest of Mrs Landon Remington as a candidate for Police 8a m 67 Ashbrook Judge subject to the action of the 10 a m 71 Democratic party DAUGHKRTY 0A 72 11 a m We are authorized to announce W H DJ 12 m 74i Boone as a candidate for Jailer sub Wt are authorized to announce John STORY brick house on Upper 2p m 76 ¬ ject to the action of the Democratic R Adair as a candidate for Police street adjoining PAINTER dence Pleasant Clay Apply to the resi Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati 5I6N 3pm 77 Judge subject to the action of the liJil SE party SS of Ohio 4pm 75 Democratic party 29sep tf A C ADAIR Tdl 5p m Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Ol We are authorized to announce Wm We are authorized to announce Newt 7p m 69 Ky L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of Clark as a candidate for Police Judge Ky HOUSE AID LOT ASD BLACK TUESDAY MAY 11TH Bourbon County subject to the action subject to the action of the Democratic 434 Main St Paris 1897 of the Republican party Party ALSO DEALER IN SSfliHtf W returning every second Tuesday in each 50 YEARS We are authorized to announce John SMITH SHOP FOR SALE EXPERIENCE month FOR MAYOR H Stewart as a candidate for Jailer Oil Optician Landman subject to the action of the Democratic We are authorized to announce DESIRE to sell my house and lot has been visiting this Ma ¬ Brushes party Benj Perry as a candidate for with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ city regularly for over Mayor of the rity of Paris subject to Window ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal five years and has ad- ¬ the action of the Democratic party ance in twelve months For further FOR CONSTABLE justed glasses to the Glass Etc particulars address or call on eyes of the best people We are authorized to announce W T We are authorized to announce BENJ F SHARON of Paris and Bourbon as a candidate fo Mayor of the TRADE MARKS Estimates promptly furnished for Joseph F Williams as a candidate for Brooks 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky County and has proven himself comDESIGNS Constable of Paris precinct subject to city of Paris subject to the action of glass paints painting anddecorating petent thorough reliable and honest COPYRIGHTS c the Democratic party the action of the Democratic party Anyone sending a sketch and description may You can get Landmans glasses from juickly ascertain free whether an invention is probably patentable Communications strictly Clark Clays drug store between his u- t confidential Oldest apency forsecuring patents gSSoSS visits and when he makes his regnlar have in America Wethrougha Washington office Munn Co receive Patents taken visit he will examine your eyes thorough ¬ special notice in the EUGENE W JOHNSON ly and make any change necessary to SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN give satisfaction Examination free SOLICITOR AND ATTORNEY IN PAT¬ UNCORD Q1S beautifully illustrated largest circulation of References Drs W J Fithian ENT CAUSES PARIS KENTUCKY any scientific journal weekly terms 300 a year Sire of Coleridge 205 Choral 20S Arthur W 211 Claybourne 2li Connor Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C LS0six months Specimen copies and HAND 1739 New York Ave Washington D C Book ON Patents sent free Addresi D Cram of Paris 212 Cloiine 213 Ciiny 214 Lee 215 and thirty nine others in 230 list Office established 18G8 Charges moderate MUNN CO Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls 361 Broadway Now York Correspondence Requested Sired by QALIBAN 394 Record 234 Your work is promptly answered ljan98 2mar solicited Prices reasonable Sire of Cyclone 223 the sire of Gillette 211- Dr Sparks 212- Cicerone 2I2 Cyclone Wilkes 214f Cocoon215 and sixteen others in 230 SISESS FRANKFORT CIKCIIATI RY 1 dam Soprano dam of Eminence 218 Strathbridge 224J Ambryon 2 19J Su premacy 228 grandam of Red Silk 210 Brown Silk 219 In Effect March 1 1897 the flam of China Silk 2 216 and of Emeer 228 etc by Strathmore 408 sire of OSCAR W MILLER has received DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY exclusive agency for this and sixty five and of the dams of over seventy from 209 to 230 first mortgage Apply KAAon THy 2 dam Abbess dam of Steinway 3 225 Solo 228 EAST BOUND Currency 222- - etc by adjoining counties for the sale of The at Bourbon News Smedleyold and well known firm of Bryans new book entitled The First Albion Butler of Millersburg Ky 30am 300 pm Live Fmnkfort 26mar tf Battle It is written in Mr Bryans office 43am 0pm 3 dam by Marshal Ney son of Imp Emancipation is now in progress of liquidation owing T Arr Elkhorn 5lam 332pm best style clear concise and logical Arr Switzor to the assignment of J G Smedley 02a in 8lSpm Caliban 394 by Mambrino Pilot 29 dam Cassia by Cassius M Clayfri 22 etc His inspiring language Arr Stamping Ground full of keen All of the large stock of dry goods 08am 35Spm Arr Du vails dam 6f Marshal satire and brilliant rhetoric will charm riOam 415pm Strathmore 408 by Hambletonian 10 dam Lady Walterinire notions fancy goods domestics boots Arr Georgetown Ney 2034 by North American 2 dam by Hambletonian 2 3LVO Georgetown 00am 430pm interest and instruct not only those who shoes hats caps and every article kept jArr Newtown 12am 44Jpm were liis most devoted followers but ROUTE by a first class store is now being offered 22am 452pm C F Clay is a horse of great finish and style in fact as much so as any horse also his most ardent opponents Arr Centreville The 2i5am 4o8pm at cost for cash This is a fine oppor-¬ Arr Elizabeth BEST LINE TO AND FROM Is a beautiful mahogany bay with black points and stands 153i books contains about 600 pages printed 40am n10pm we know of ArrParis tunity for any one wishing to engage in hands high Bis pedigree is full of the richest producing blood which has vear after from large clear type with 32 full page WEST BOUND the dry goods business and assume con- ¬ year added new and brilliant performers to the turf for instance Nannie Etti illustrations a magnificent colored trol of a house already established and 20am 530pm coat out of his dam has given in 1896 Red Silk 210 and Brown Silk Paris live 219 the lat- presentation plate and an autograph All Points in Michigan 32am 542pm ter Arr Elizabeth well known throughout Central Ken ¬ the dam of China Silk beyond question the best preface handsomely bound m cloth record 216 38am 548pm Arr Centreville tucky Any one wishing to buy the filly of 1896 As a two three and 48am 558pm Newtown C F Clay was cam- ¬ half morocco or full morocco at Arr Georgetown 175 00am 610pm paigned and landed many good races securing his record of 218 stock as a whole should address Arr His first crop 225 and 275 each Mail orders will 40am 63ipm of foals White City Special Georgetown Ive came in his ALEX BUTLER form and for several years afterward he was the receive prompt attention o0am 64tipm Address Arr Uuvails Best Terminal Station 10am J53pm leading sire when age of foals was considered Stamping Ground His get all possess his grand in Oscar W Miller Hutchison Ky Arr Of the firm of Smedley Butler 25am 704 pm dividuality and are especially speedy and as to race horse qualities the perfor- ¬ Arrbwitzer Millersburg Ky 35am 71 pm mances of Coleridge ArrElkhorn 205 Choral 208 Connor 211- Arthur W 211 and others T5am 725pm Arr Frankfort- L N Rates are too recent and of too much merit to need any comment But few better sires Avoiding The Tunnel C D BEKUAW GEO B HARPER than C F Clay are now in the stud His colts are not only trotters but are show Spking Races Lexington May 3d to Genl Supt Genl Pass Agt horses as well having probably been awarded as many premiums at the leading 10th L Fbankfort Ky N will sell round trip tick- ¬ fairs as the get of any horse in Kentucky C F Clay will make the season of 1897 ets at 80 cents Wagner Sleeping Cars at Emerald Park Stock Farm 5 miles north of Paris at Spring Meeting Louisville Jockey KAHROAD TIME CARD Club May 11 25 L N will sell THE PATRONS j S35 To Insure j Living Colt round trip tickets at one and one third TO ICE MFG CO OF THE PARIS NRR L fare plus 1 for admission Special low Buff eft Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping F BARBEE We appreciate ARRIVAL OF TRAINS rates will be made for morning trains of Cars Private Compartment Cars We are now readyyour past patronage to quote prices for the 12th Derby Day and morning Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars jFrom Cincinnati 1116 a m 530 p next season and will not be undersold Incomparable Epwortli League Queen Crescent Route trains of the 15th Futurity day in 1015 p m by anybody State Convention of Epworth Leaguers JFrom Lexington 439 a m 740 a m Tiie service on the Queen Remember our ice is of pure distilled Crescent fast State Convention at Louisville May of Kentucky Louisville May 7 9th Be sure your tickets 3S9 p m 622 p m train North Through Pullman drawing water read via BIG N will sell tickets at one fare jFroni Richmond 435 a m 742 a m room sleepers Standard vestibuled day 7th and 9th Tickets from Q CL coaches lavatories and smoking rooms stations in Kentucky at half rates to FOUR F B Carr Agt PARIS ICE MFG CO 333 pm Elegant Cafe observation E O McCORMICK Maysville 745 a m 330 p m Nine and one parlor and to Cincinnati cars Louisville and return Ask agents for rom half hours 10 PHIL NLPPERT hours to Louisville from Chattanooga particulars Passenger Traffic Mgr 19ferj departure of trains Manager O L MITCHELL Incomparable Service W C Rinearson B MARTIN JDiv Pasr Agt Genl Passr Agt Cin O To Cincinnati 445 a m 752 a in Chattanooga Teun The Queen and Crescent trains aie the fin- ¬ Gen Pass Tkt Agt est trains run in the State of Kentucky 347 p m The patrons of Crawford Bros shop nr daily trains to Cincinnati connect Cincinnati O 5FO Lexington 752 a m 1127 a m on Main street near Fifth enjoy a v 1th the main highways of the Great Trunk 540 p m 1021 p in See advertisement in another column quiet quick and clean service Linedof theNorth West and East To Richmond 1125 a in 537 p m of W J Bryans new book The First pert barbers in the cosiest shop inby ex- ¬ This is the line par excellence to Washing Paris Boston and the East 1025 p m Battle Send your order to Oscar Baths in comfortable ivell equipped ton New Ydrk and Crescent connects with TRICK cottage 5 rooms 10 per The Queen Maysville 750 a m 630 p m To Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour ¬ bath rooms furnished at thCTeasure Wrights Celery Tear regulates the Jlp month every line out of Cincinnati First class repair Ap of S T Swift P F B Carr Agent - bon county T A Lexington Ky liver and kidnevs fcures pnnejttniHrr PJy to tf B C INGEL patrons ww VAivutbAWA t Morgan D P A Lexington Ky W oBfK tf and sick headache 25c at all druggists v lj ant f Or O EDWARDS Wp arfi authorized to announce J TJ Boardman as a candidate forssessor t of Bourbon County subject to the -- 5 action of the Democratic party YOU ARE NOW THINKING OF BUYING We are authorized to announce S D Clay as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Gar Kenney rett D of Bourbonas a candidate for County subject to Assessor the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm H Whaley as a candidate f or t Assessor It will be of great assistance to you to look through our mammoth stock of of Bourbon County subject to the ac- ¬ tion of the Democratic parry We are authorized to announce Will FOR CIRCUIT CLERK 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 Clerk subject to the action of the Demo- ¬ cratic party We are authorized to announce Archie W Bedford as a candidate for Assessor We are authorized to announce T of Bourbon County subject to the Hart Talbot as a candidate for Circuit action of the Democratic party We have the lateit styles all colors all sizes Seeing is free It wont cost you a penny to inspect oar clerk subject to the action of the You will be satisfied when you trade at Twin Bros that you get Reliable Goods at Reliable Prices We are authorized to announce C L goods Democratic party Hough as a caudidate for Assessor of We are authorized to announce Bourbon County subject to the action Have just received carload after carload of choicest novelties in George T McCarney as a candidate of the Republican party for Circuit Clerk subject to the action We are authorized to announce C J or me Democratic party Daniel as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action FOR SHERIFF of the Republican party We are authorized to announce George W Bowen as a candidate for for surveyor Sheriff subject to the action of the We are authorized to announce Benj If elected Mr Democratic party F Bedford Jr a3 a candidate for W Bowens deputies will be W It will be both pleasureable and profitable to look through this Depnrtmrnt Our stockoffe s wreat in-¬ re election as Surveyor of Bourbon Mitchell and J ames Burke County subject to the action of the ducements in excellence and variety at fcuch low prices that rou will regret if youfail to call We are authorized to announce Democratic party Brutus J Clay Jr with G W Judy and J Smith Clarke as deputies FOR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the We are authorized to announce Miss We have an entire new stock of Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes in Blacks and Tans Best makes action of the Democratic party Kate Edgar as a candidate for as Superintendent of Public Schools and material at money saving prices FOR COUNTY CLERK for Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Ed We are authorized to announce Wm D Paton as a candidate for re election as Clerk of the Bourbon County Court E Williams as a candidate for Super ¬ With every purchase at our store you a coupon and when you get 10 worth of coupon tickets you subject to the action of the Democratic intend nt of Public Schools for Bourbon County subject to the action of the get free a large handsome glass framed picture party for assessor Zfi s W ¬ I eW Spring Suit MENS 4 BOYS CLOTHING The Handsomest Line of Clothing Ever Displayed in Bourbon County Silks Dress GoodsJDry Goods Percales White Goods Wash Goods Wash Goods Cottons Calicos Laces Muslin Underwear Corsets Handkerchiefs Gloves Hosiery Lace Curtains Embroideries Table Damasks Napkins etc on FREE gt tr -- BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY FOR RENT OPTIOIAKT ¬ L H Landman m K Hi mm Paints terials Tarnishes Artists I sijui ¬ C F CLAY 4766 - PATENTS - 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