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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): May 14, 1897

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): May 14, 1897 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 bou1897051401_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): May 14, 1897 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. osa --i Vl lo- - i - V5- - fl1 V- - - 1 lUglU J j- - - V i t V iv V jf - - i RB STOCK AND TURF NEWS j N Wfe NEW i T CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established feb i 1881 SEVEKTEESTH YEAR - PARIS BOURBON CO KY SgSiDiY MAY 14 1897 1 NO 39 MTJU1W mx THE - Is nothing when compared to the war that Between Turkey and Greece F YE PJllCE Come and see the CO Suits For illatf 9 are making on High Prices CLOTHIERS 1 esffli piw w That we are selling for i Also Nobby Childrens Suits Remember the Merchant Tailoring Department SuitS Spring Overcoats to Order ph tfy Give us a call and mh- - convinced Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded toe John JfUgSr who died at Corbin Ky thejgtwr day was born on the 24th Sales and Twmnfers Of Stock Crop Etc of the moffW was married on the 24tb Turf Notes leavs a widow The pacer Choirister 208 by C F died on thMiHh n t wen ty fongy ears old Corner Main and Broadway Lexington Ky Clay was sold at Chicago Tuesday for 4800 The Unilgil States Supreme Court has May Lemer a filly owned by C Alex- ¬ sustainedjg Bell Telephone Company ander Jr won a race at Lexington in the litigation over the Berliner pat- ¬ Monday ent the effggt of which will be to con Many horses in Garrard have a tinue thetjittphone monopoly until 1912 ROLL TOP DESKS Vi strange disease which is thought to be STANDING DESKS the Louisville Post pub- Wednes pink eye FLAT TOP DESKS lisheda piojnre of the brass band of the finish- ¬ NewsboysjLpme Fergusons Donatus Ireland REVOLVING CHAIRS in Louisville containrace at ing fourttjin members Supt C L ed second Tuesday in the fourth REVOLVING STOOLS Newport He is about due to win iviarcm iormeny or tnis city who or ALL THE DIFFERENT WOODS AND FINISHES The Danville Advocate reports the sale gamzed awKdirected the band appears CORRECT PRICES in the gro by Farris Whitley to Anderson Spilman of 400 acres of the growing crop FrvmkhQmSnyder who wedded Miss of wheat at sixty five cents per bushel Lula Marfou of this city has succeeded up d colt En ¬ J T Airook as Secretary of the Baby Carriages from Ireland Bros durance uy Donatello Lady Crafton Kentuckyjimcl Tennessee Board of won a mile race Wednesday at New ¬ at Louisville Mr Ash WE INVITE INSPECTION port The purse was 250 Endurance Underwriters affprmer resident of this city brook is was 12 tu 1 in the betting The position has been the subject of an Li Hung Chang a two year old colt exciting controversy becween the Insur- ¬ owned by Ed Si aims of Mis city and ance officials for a fortnight Blythe Anderson of Lexington won Buy yomcarpets at J T Hintons the first race on the card at Nashville He bringian big lots and sells them low Tuesday The purse was 250 down SKjn are especiahy invited to in ¬ Tuesday C F Naele shipped to New spect theltrpets and inquire prices York two car loads of as handsome park saddle and driving horses as ever left The wreath er is now favorable Qfor Lome oring your friends with you Kentucky They will be paraded in baby carriages J T Hinton offers an cjiv1 mopcoL uui OLUrv ui Madison Square Park to morvow and elegantline at reasonable ficures e then sent to the stables of the several wealthy gentlemen who have already Always TlJLatest And Best Machinery AndKThereiore The Best Work purchased them In the lot was a team of dun almost cream colored mares iFtheras any improved machinery New Weaves considered the most fehowy team of road- ¬ inventedJfJjrdoing more perfect laundry New Styles sters that the Blue Grass has sent to the work jujjidppund upon the Bourbon New Designs New Novelties Steam Laundry putting it in Their many years East for latest additions are A high graded shirt A Of starcherpwhich precludes all injury to MILLERSBURG the niostlxfelicate fabric and insures uni ¬ New Styles Low Prices form work and a new collar and cuff Sews Notes Gathered In And About The ironer wfiich enables us to give either Ladies Separate Dress Skirts Ladies7 Spring Suits Burc a high gloss or domestic finish on collars Ladies Bicycle Suits Mrs John K Judy is much improved and cuffsSf Latest Designs In Wash Fabrics ouan wjejoaii lor yuur wuik ruuue 4 Mr Jas Powell of Fayette is the tf MBourbon Steam Laundry guest of friends here The City Council has recently pur¬ You will be surprised and greatly chased some new street lamps pleased when you learu the prices on A full line of New Novelties Notions and Fancy Goods Kid Gloves a Speoxalty Call on Saml Dudson for Strasberg straw matting at J T Hintons Impotato and cabbage plants 2t B mense display now in the show win Rev Taylor of Georgetown will WITH preach at the Baptist church here Sun do ws seesthem 1 Brower Scott Frazee OFFICE FDRNITDRE ¬ - three-year-ol- 450 BROWER SCOTT FRAZEE JiiiesXOTGi ToiKr sls- - - Complete Line Silks - New Styles In Ladies Shirt Waists All Mail Orders Promptly AttendedTo ¬ W HUTOHINSONJ ¬ day Mr Jas Linville and son Bert of Versailles werelguestKoffriendgahere tnisweekfw Mrs Geo Huff of Carlisle was the guest of Mr and Mrs Harmon Stitt Wednesday Mrs Frank Perryman of Atlanta Ga is the guest of Mrs Lida Arnold of the M F C Mrs Hugh Trigg of Fair view guest Mr A C Ball and family returned home yesterday Mr C L Hook of Bracken county is the guest of his daughter Mrs Jas A Butler this week Mrs Mary Howard and Miss Hattie Harris were guests of Messrs Chas and Ben Howard Tuesday Rev W M Britt is at Tollsburg Lewis County this week attending the Methodist Conference Miss Lizzie McClintock returned Tuesday from Owingsville her school having closed for the season Mrs E J Owens returned Wednesday from an extended visit to Grant County with her sister who is very ill Dennis Hanley sold his crop of 25000 pound of hemp to Hamilton Scott of Lexington for 325 per hundred See program on fourth page of Bour County Sunday School Union to be held at Clintonville next Thursday Deputy Sheriff John Boughman and Mr Church Yager of Danville were guests of lady friends here Wednesday Wm Caplinger who died in New York this week was the husband of Mrs Lutie Higgins nee Tucker well known in this place See Joe Mock and give your orders for cut flowers bouqiets and designs His flowers cannot be surpassed His prices are low 3t Geo Hutsell colored was held to the grand jury Wednesday by Squire Boulden charged with stealing a carpet from Dr I R Best The old Hitt mill was again badly damaged by high water Wednesdav The dam is said to be greatly weakened from the same cause Prof Virgil Rider of the M F C will teach next year at Galloway Col- ¬ lege Searcy Ark that being the lead- ¬ ing college of the state Mrs Pomeroy and daughter left Tuesday for their home in Virginia Mr Pomeroy will remain several weeks and finish shipping his walnut logs filpeoialnT Prices j - rr - ja r-- 14 E MainStreet APPLETON EDGE Lexington Ky -- WBmWFTETOS BY - j -- tt tSSWHHMBU fff 3feiifesff c L GRINNAN Pliotograihcr 14 New Buggy ompany r- Who pay cash like to deal where they can get the benefit of cash We appreciate that kind of trade and you can save money hy dealing with us We will make our Fine Black Worsted - - Cutaway FOE m MJL 1st I will make one dozen cabinet Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository photos for 300 corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we now prepared I will also make one 16x20 crayon do all kinds of repairing painting and trimming are vehicles such of portrait from any negative I have for From this date May until June 5 7K This will be a saving to you of S 10 to 315 I have all the negatives made since have been in Paris and will make dupli ¬ cate photos from same at extremely low prices everything in the vehicle line The public is invited to inspect our To those who are not now prepared to We have engaged experienced expert take advantage of these low prices I will stock and compare our prices sell a contract which will be good until workmen to do onr work and insure satisfaction and guarantee all September 1st 1897 jobs to be first class The above prics are for CASH Call and see us Prompt attention to all orders when sitting is made or order placed 1 250 carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand s select line of new on to as BUGGIES BAMMIGIES SUSKIIS Trousers ft 350 4 and up 1 fH L GRINNAN Paris Ky timc uiumiuniniriim fii m hi iiioiiMiiiuit i i inuMnuMii mum iiikuv The only safe sure and reliable Female PELL ever offered to Ladies especially recommend- K7 1 Pi mmm MfmmsmM8tifiinM7 33 HIGH ST COR FOURTH PARIS KY H S STOUT Manager Fred Lansing Oa1 UlUq qua Cutter PRIDE OF PARIS The Best The Whitest Purest and V j- - 4K HjX I ed to a married Ladies t jbXiJMJM xjjljjlio - uxiu ji Miit no omer sfiAak ifor jDB muu1s iJiuiAu a mv i nnrsa v ci nn o yi- - 08I1U IOr JUUlUat in ci rtfk pvvrvr feS7 Jvu Vvw - leveiancl liio 33R MOTTS CHEMICAL CO A ENNYROYAL PILL V -- For Sale3By W T Brooks Druggist ASSIGNEES NOTICE 8 persons having claims against ALL assigned estate of J W Mock Co are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by Those law at my office in Paris Ky the firm indebted to knowing themselves of J W Mock Co are requested to pay promptly and thereby ayoid court C08t Like are strong solid and lasting HARMON STITT the violin they improve with usage Assignee 26fb Your correspondent learns that Col- ¬ Durability is a claim made for all onel W W Baldwin has ordered all pianos but it is the chief merit of the gate keepers to again collect toll at the Gablei Pianos There are gates between here and Blue Licks Mr Richard Collier one of our most BLUEGRASS NURSERIES popular young men left Wednesday for vacaviue uamornia to inane ins now and there would not be so many His many friends wish him successborne SDEtXKTCSwere not the Gabler remarkable for The Magniscope with Edisons ani- ¬ for Orchard Lawn¬ tone touch and finish as well as for mated yictures will show again to night EVERYTHING Full stock of Orna- durability Listen to it and learn its at the opera house Every one was mental and Fruit Trees Grap e Vines excellence We are sole representa- ¬ well pleased last night and it is a first We em class entertainment Asparagus and Small Fruits at liyin g prices tives for the Steinway Piano no agents but sell Elder John Shouse will preach at Telephone m direct to the planter general nursery and at Co Indian Creek to night this place the office Strawberry and Christian Church at for Catalogues on application to Elder Fenstermacher Sunday morning 121 and 123 West Fourth Street Eld Fenstermacher will preach H F ElLLEJMMiiXJSK at J Tarrs Sunday at 3 p m Lexington Ky CINCINNATI 26feb tf -- 4 p Gabler Pianos sensation In the throati is instantly relieved by Dr Bells Pine-TaHoney a wonderful remedy for coughs and all troubles caused by inflammation of the mucous mem- branes of the throat and respiratory organs A purely vegetable com pound it contains nothing but heal ¬ ing and invigorating medicinal prop- ¬ erties It is guaranteed to cure the most stubborn coughs as well as asthma bronchitis sore throat La irippe whooping cough ana croup r- Tickling DR BELLS Pine-Tar-Hon- That FLOUR PARIS MILLING CO Ask Your Grocer For It JESfJ Take No Other EST WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED GUARANTEED 3r ey 50c and fl00 a bottle or will be sent upon receipt of price by Is sold everywhere at 25c No Ez 1 1897 40000 in Use The E E Sutherland Medicine Company firmy Mettalfe TOBACCO HOGSHEADS WILL SELL CHEAP mvmmwmvv Paducah Kentucky WITH BEST INDIANA WHITE OAK HOOPS JI Q T Misses Childrens and Infants grown tip peoples The fiuest lire shown in Paris Every pair brim ever ful oftyle and quality and will out- ¬ wear tlieir purchase price every time ¬ t Spring Heel Shoes that are made like Ernest Urchs TARR TEMPLUST X ij-V RION CLAY ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER L A V i r 1 X v THE BOUIIBON NJSWS FRIDAY MAY 14 1897 it U ftgy EARTHQUAKES - THE CAPITAL WAE at an e -- A PATROLMAN FIFTY EIETH C0NGEES ¬ 5- - ik fr H1 t Iff 38Er Quays Amendment to the Sundry Civil Bill Proposed Amendment to the Tar ¬ Peace Between Greece and Turkey to Fifty Colored People at Antiqua Killed iff Bill Against Goods Which Are the Be Arranged by tfe Powers in Their Ruined Houses Product of Convict Labor Washington May 13 Senator Quay V The Walls of a Church Collapse and CO Wednesday gave notice of his inten ¬ Greece Finally Submits and Will Pay th Some 25000 Out of 200 Worshipers Crushed to tion to offer amendments to the sun ¬ Expenses of the War in Annual Jin -000 as Indemnity Death On the Island of Montserrat dry civil appropriation bill removing Ci stalments Advance Stoppeda State of Terror Exists ¬ - It r l o V V R - t fJ K1 PI f r New York May 12 The Journal Wednesday says Earthquakes are shaking- the islands of Guadeloupe and Montserrat of the leeward group in the West Indies It afterward says that a number of persons had been killed at Guadeloupe Details were supplied by the Quebec liner Madiana which arrived here 3Testerpay from Leeward island ports When the steamer reached Antigua 40 miles from Guadeloupe May 1 every one was discussing the shocks The heav iest had occurred two days before when 50 colored people had been killed by being buried in the ruins of their houses In a brick church a congre gation of 200 people were caught by the collapse of the walls and 50 crush ed to death Those in the streets saw the houses sway back and forth and the walls of brick structures crack It is also said 25 or 30 - people had lost their lives at Point-a-pitr- e Twelve brick houses in Guadeloupe had been demolished and scores of others cracked and seamed by the shocks From Antigua the Madiana steamed to Montserrat ar riving there on May 2 There too a state of terror existed On April 3C the island was rocked like a boat at sea Six houses were destroyed but no lives lost - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ w i CJ CHAT1LKS Secretary Tennessee Centennial Expo sition ARMED MEN Relieved a Constable C CURREY ¬ oner Hanged Prom a Tree Jackson La May 12 Ward Con stable F M Nor worthy left here for Clinton La about 8 p m Monday having- in custody a Negro named Charlie J Jackson who was charged - if II s Colored Pris ¬ ij with attempting to wreck a train on When about the Jackson railroad bridge he was surround Hgfiiear Redwood -- lieved him of his prisoner and allowed the constable to return to Jackson The body of the Negro Charlie Jackson was found at an early hour Tues day morning hanging from a tree some distance from where he was taken from the officer Judge R S Austin of the Third ward justices court was notified summoned a jury and held an inquest The verdict was hanged by parties unknown ¬ ¬ lative bodies of passing over informally various amendments which it wa known wTould give rise to an3- extend ed discussion and have acted on suck as the delegates were generally agreed on The amendments which have received the assent of the committee were none of them of vital importancef but treated mainly of details of an un important character which it was apparent were essential and proper and which experience has demonstrated were a necessity in the transmission of mail matter The more important questions remaining undisposed of relate to the universal postage stamp the proposed establishment of the gold standard as a settlement of all balances in postal rates and the proposition for the reduction in the pay of mails in transit The matters will begin to receive the attention of the committee Thursday Washington May 13 Solicitor of Internal Revenue Hough of Ohio has resigned the resignation being tendered to the president Wednesday II was supposed that National Committeeman J E Boyd of North Carolina would get this place but by a recent change it has been decided that he should be appointed an assistant attor ney general Washington May 13 Harold Sew all United States minister to Hawaii called at the state department Wednesday to say farewell before his departure Thursday for his post His family is now awaiting him in San Francisco and will accompany Mr Sewall to Honolulu ¬ prohibit the further importation oi such goods except upon the sworn statement of the foreign manufactur er or his agent made before a consul of the United States that such goods are not being produced by the labor oi prisoners or convicts Washington May 13 The ways and means committee o the universal postal congress Wednesday practically completed the preliminary consideration of the amendments that have been proposed to the international treaty In doing this they have follow ed the practice common in many legis ¬ gaugers and examining surgeons in the pension office from the classified service The amendment provides for the nomination of the special Indian agents by the president and their confirmation by the senate and for the ap pointment of the other officers mentioned by the heads of their respective departments with or without ex amination Washington May IS Senator Gal linger of New Hampshire Wednes day presented an amendment which he proposes to offer to the tariff biU against goods which are the product of convict labor The amendment is as follows That whenever complaint is made to the secretary of the treasury tha any manufactured goods imported intc this country are the product of prison oi convict labor it shall be the duty of th e secretary of the treasury to formulate the necessary rules and regulations to ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ special Indian agents deputy collectors of internal revenue storekeepers ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ J JOSEPH STEINER t -- h 1 Awarded a Verdict for S50000 for In ¬ juries Received in a Railway Wreck in Argentine St Louis May 12 A special to the -- Republic from Alton 111 Joseph Steiner of this city has been notified by W T Buchanan U S minister at Buenos Ayres of an award in his favor by the Argentine government While traveling in Argentine eight years ago Steiner was in a train which encountered one of the fiercest fires common in the valley of the Rio de La Plata The train was con sumed and many passengers were cre ¬ Steiner was terribly burned mated escaped The railroad was con- ¬ but trolled by the government and Steiner filed a claim against it for 50000 The case has been decided and he will re s- ip-as- ¬ serve 50000 peror William has attended the consecration of two new churches and pre- ¬ sented to each a Bible containing his iutograph and a text of Scripture In Dne case the text is from the gospel ac cording to St John chapter xv verse For without Me ye can do noth ¬ ing In the second the text is from the book of Jeremiah chapter vii Obey My voice and I will be Terse 23 pour God and ye shall be My people ¬ 5 The Emperors Presents Loxdox May 12 A dispatch to the Daily News from Berlin says that Em- ¬ ¬ tion Commissioner Seymours rule positively prevented the admission oi an amendment to an application ii presented more than six months aftei any action in the case The new or der repealing the former provides that if an amendment to an application be presented more than sia months after any action of which notice must be given to the applicant it may not be admitted except upon a showing duly verified of good and suf ficient reason why it was not earlier presented Washington May 13 The state department has received no information whatever regarding the reported kill-¬ ing of Mr Alger the U S consul at Puerto Cortez Honduras during a fight between the government forces and the revolutionists nor of the alleged insult to the American flag by the Nicaraguan steam tug Lucy B In the absence of official information the department is disposed to discredit the reports It is understood that the president has decided to nominate Brig Gen James W Forsythe at present in com mand of the department of California to the vacant major generalcy caused by Gen Wheatons retirement last ¬ ¬ Washington May 13 Commissioner of Patents Butterworth has modified the six months order as to patents issued under the last administra Detective James Millea of Chicago for many years an employe of the Lake Shore Michigan Southern railroad London May 12 In the house of as a detective is locked up commons Tuesday Kt Hon Arthur J here on the a strength of Balfour first lord of the treasury statement of another detective Jack said in reply to a question by Rt Carney of Elkhart Ind who says Hon John Morley that the represen- Millea did the shooting It was at tatives of the powers at Athens had first generally supposed that tramps offered to undertake mediation killed the officer as the latter was on Greece and Turkey and that the watch for hoboes who had broken offer had been accepted by theGreek open Lake Shore Michigan Southern government freight cars at Two tramps 0 Constantinople May 12 The ex- left a train atElkhart the Michigan street penses of the war with Greece are esti- crossing and one of them on seeing mated at 5000000 25 000000 vvhich the officer began running- across the Greece will pay as an indemnity in common just north of the track Chris annual installments guaranteed by tiansen started after him and a fusilthe Thessalian revenues lade of shots soon began one ball May 12 The German min- striking the patrolman in the face Athens ister here received instructions from killing him instantly The chief oi Berlin at midnight Monday night to police had information pointing tc co operate with the other representa- either Carney or Millea tives of the powers to the end of con Carney soon after fastened the crime cluding peace on Millea The latter took it coolly Upon the strength of this the for ¬ He is said to have killed three men eign ministers immediately caUed on during the big- railway strike in ChiM Skouloudis minister of foreign af cago One hundred tramps had been fairs and pi esented to him a collect- arrested on suspicion and were driven ive note offering to arrange an armis- out of the city Wednesday tice and conclude peace AMERICAN SHIP LOST The Greek government through M Skouloudis at once accepted these Several Prominent Cleveland Men Were terms and confided its interests to the on Board powers The later will take measNew York May 13 A dispatch tc ures at Constantinople Tuesday to the Herald from Buenos Ayres Argencheck the advance of the Turkisharmy tine says under Edhem Pasha United States Minister Buchanan So far as the powers are concerned has begun an investigation to find out the settlement is fraught with much if possible what has become of the more serious consequences than the American sailing vessel Joseph F Lou war itself Under ordinary circum- bat which it is feared has been lost stances Turkey will be entitled to con- somewhere between this port and Ter quests and concessions But the pow- ra del Fuego ers see danger in making the Turk The vessel which had on board too strong The sultan might acquire Moses Y Ran some a wealthy Ameria habit of chucking- their ultimatums can and several prominent young men into his waste basket and decide to set from Cleveland O left this port in up in business as a power himself January on a search for gold The following is the text of the note The Loubat is a small vessel and of the powers the fact that she has not been heard The representatives of France from has given rise to the fear that Italy Great Britain Germany and she has been lost Austria charge M Onou the repre Mr Ransome is a man of consider- ¬ sentative of Russia and the dean of able wealth and is a close personal the diplomatic corps to declare in the friend of Senator Hanna of Ohio name of their respective governments With him on the Loubat were that the powers are ready to offer me- Charles Ransome his son Kirk Gard ¬ diation with the view to obtain an ner a son of former mayor armistice and smooth the difficulties Gardner of Cleveland Douglas Peractually existing between Greece and kins jr son of a capitalist of CleveTurkey on condition that the Hel- land Walter Powers and W H Hunt lenic government declares that it will ington engineers William Harris a proceed to recall its troops from Crete draughtsman and Hugh Hinds adhere formally to autonomy for Crete JULIO SANGUILLY and accept unreservedly the counsels which the powers may give in the in- Said to Have Landed at San Juan De terests of peace Las Playas On May 3 With a Large Filibustering Expedition The reply of the Greek government New York May 13 A dispatch to was as follows The royal government in taking the Herald from Havana says Julio Sang uilly is said to have land the note and declaration of the Rus sian representative acting in the name ed on May 3 with a large expedition of the ministers of the powers de- ¬ at San Juan De Las Playas It is also clares that it will proceed to recall the said that Roloff with a thousand men royal troops from Crete adheres form was there to receive him It is added ally to autonomy for Crete and coBSde that commanders of gunboats patrol- ¬ the interests of Greece to the hands of ling that coast have been placed under the powers arrest for not preventing the landing Athens May 12 The Greek west- of Sanguilly San Juan is ten leagues ern squadron has bombarded the vil- ¬ east of Sagua The insurgents are lage of Sykia on the coast of Spirus numerous and active in that district between Nicopolis and Elia where the Havana via Key WrEST Fla May 13 Admiral Navarro signed yesterTurkish provision depots are located day the legal documents and records London May 12 The correspond ent of the Daily NewTs at Rome says bearing- on the cases of Ona Melton and It is reported here that Russia and Wm Leavitt the American members Austria have concluded an agreement of the Competitors crew and these to maintain the status quo in the Le will be forwarded to Spain on the 20th vant and to divide influence in the Eduardo Garcia correspondent for a Balkans giving Russia a free hand in New York newspaper has been ar- ¬ the eastern portion and Austria in the rested western TWO NEGRO GIRLS IN PRISON Suspected of Poisoning the Kelly Family ¬ -- Shot and Instantly Killed at South Bend Extraordinary Session Ind A Railroad Detective Suspected Washington May 7 Senate The senate South Bend Ind May 13 Patrol- Thursday agreed to an amendment to the man Oscar W Christiansen of the sundry civil bill revoking the order of PresiSouth Bend police department was dent Cleveland made on February 22 last shot and instantly killed shortly after establishing forest reservations aggregating ¬ ten oclock Tuesday night between ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A Raiigrerous Ietliarjry Washington May 11 Senate The Mor- ¬ gan Cuban resolution was discussed at con- ¬ The forerunner of a train of evils which siderable length in the senate Monday For too often culminate fatally is inactivity or the first time since the debate began the op- ¬ lethargy of the kidneys Not only is Brights position sentiment expressed itself The disease diabetes gravel or some other dan- ¬ speeches were not of a kind to stimulate the gerous integral disease of the organs them- ¬ galleries being in the main dispassionate re- ¬ selves to be apprehended but dropsical views of the situation in Cuba Mr Hale main ¬ diffusions from the blood rheumatism and tained it would be unwise to embarrass the gout are all traceable to the non removal president by the adoption of these resolu- ¬ from the blood by the kidneys of certain im- ¬ tions at a time when he was investigating the purities Ilostetters Stomach Bitters de- ¬ subject He intimated also that the adoption purates the blood renders the kidneys ac ¬ of the resolution would lead to the withdraw ¬ tive and prevents their disease al of the Spanish minister and the termina ¬ 17000000 acres The debate brought out muct criticism of Mr Clevelands order Senators Pettigrew Wilson Turner Rawlins and White speaking against it Mr Gray DeL defended the course of the president pointing out that it was the result of an in quiry authorized by congress and conducted by the National Academy of Science Mr Allison endeavored to have the amendment restricted so as to leave the question of revocation to the president but he was defeated Mr on a yea and nay vote 14 to 32 Gorman made a point of order against the amendment but this- - being submitted to the senate was defeated 23 to 25 The amend ment was then agreed to without division The sundry civil bill was passed late in the day It carries an aggregate of 53003000 During the day Mr Bacon of Georgia introduced a joint resolution deprecating war and announcing the policy of the government in favor of arbitration The resolution was referred to the committee on foreign relations House The republicans of the hous Thursday followed up their recent endorsement of speaker Reeds policy of postponing the appointment of committees b7 establish ing the policy of bi weekly meetings through the adoption of a resolution reported by the committee on rules providing that the house shall meet on Mondays and Thursdays until further action Onthis resolution the democrats and populists were solidly arrayed against the republicans and it was adopted by a vote of 101 to 83 after a partisan debate The opposition led by Mr Bailey of Texas was based on the ground that the programme would prevent consideration of the bank ¬ ruptcy bilL Adjourned until Saturday ¬ ¬ ¬ Very few shooters load shot gun shellgi now that factory loaded shells can be bought so cheap It is cheaper and easier Lo 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 Repeating Arms Co New 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 ill dealers in all gauges and loads Results show them to be the best on the market Send for a large illustrated catalogue free Cheapest and Best r ¬ Not to be provoked is best but if movedr never correct till the fume is spent for svery stroke our fury strikes is sure to hit ourselves at last N Y Weekly ¬ State of Ohio City op Toledo Lucas County ss ¬ ¬ Frank J Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F J Chenev fc Co doing business in the city 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 by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure FRANK J CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence this 6th day of December A D 1SSG A W GLEASON 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 fice F J CHENEY CO Toledo 0 Sold by druggists 75c Halls Family Pills are the best Some men need a good roasting but they are such good fighters that no one will give it to them Atchison Globe ¬ ¬ - and the United States The senator said few real Americans were imprisoned in Cuba He had never heard of a genuine Ynnkee being among them They were all Sanguillys or Delgados or Ruizs House The house Monday resumed the transaction of publio business which had been tion of diplomatic relations between Spain Boys who are always waiting for the high est wages are generally out of a job Wash mgton Democrat Xo-To-B- mmac - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ consideration of the senate amendments to the sundry civil appropriation bill was en- ¬ tered upon a special order providing for a recess each day until disposed of Mr Simpson Kan pursued his tactics of the last few weeks attempting to harrass the majority with points of no quorum but with ¬ out success On the question of the adoption of the order the democrats divided Mr Bai- ¬ ley and his followers voting with the republic- ¬ ans and several of the democrats including Mr McMillin and Mr Bland with the popu- ¬ lists against the order The vote resulted 111 to 15 The amendment striking out the para ¬ graph relating to the public building at To peka was agreed to was sent to conference three weeks ago suspended since the Indian appropriation bill The Over 400000 cured Why not c regulate or remove your desire ior tobacco Saves money makes health and manhood Cure guaranteed 50c and S100 all druggists letNo-To-Ba- 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 Star It is not only the best but the most lasting and therefore the cheapest Some people are proud because they once had a lot of money and squandered it Washington Democrat m Star Tobacco - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ I comparisons were made between the attitude of the former administration and the present one on the subject of Cuba Senators Mor- ¬ rill Vt and Caffery La sppke in opposition to the resolution Senators Lodge Mass and Poraker O advocated deferring the question until further information could be secured from the state department and Senators Mills of Texas and Allen of Nebraska urged the immediate passage of the resolutions The debate went over until Wednesday Dur ing the day Senator Kyle pop S D rising to a question of privilege disclaimed having sought committee places from republican senators A partial conference report on the Indian appropriation bill was agreed to House 1 he house Tuesday had an inter- ¬ esting debate over the senate amendment ap ¬ propriating 50000 for the improvement of Pearl harbor Mr Cannon chairman of the appropriations committee moved to and was warmly opposed by Mr Hitt chairman of the last foreign affairs commit- ¬ tee Mr Sayers of Texas and Mr Hilborn of California supported Mr Cannon while Representatives Cummings of New York Simpson of Kansas and Henry of Connecti ¬ cut favored the appropriation Mr Cum- ¬ mings and Mr Henry expressed the hope that before McKinley went out of office the United States flag would be flying over Hawaii By a roto of 85 to 53 the house voted not to con-¬ cur in the Pearl harbor improvement amend- ¬ non-con-s- ur Washington May 12 Senate The Cu ¬ ban question occupied the entire attention of the senate Tuesday the debate taking a wider range and at times becoming spirited when After physicians had given me up I waa saved by Pisos Cure Ralph Erieg Wil liamsport Pa Nov 22 1893 Love when true faithful and well fised is eminently the sanctifying element oi human life N Y Weekly m Any ache from toothache to backache St Jacobs Oil will cure A good laugh is like sunshine to the soul N Y Weekly Cascarets stimulate liver kidneys and bowels Never sicken weaken or gripe 10c It is said ire pay the most for given us N Y Weekly A pair of scissors is always lost Slipped mind- - yrJ2fo 0j4sny Never ¬ The pain of sciatica is cruel The cure by St Jacobs Oil is sure It penetrates Globe Atchison and fell bad sprain St Jacobs Oil will cure it ers Not all the great bluffers are poker play Atchison Globe w a ment ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ week is i grain When the trust company vena that now rest partly submerged bought it 500000 was paid for the one off Fort Hamilton and the other property At present it is closed but just outside of Sandy Hook Dvna when the reorganization of the com mite will be used to shatter the pany is finished and the other plants wrecks into small pieces and to clear have been sold operations probably the channels of dangerous obstrucwill be resumed tions Will Attend the Diamond Jubilee Prof Shaffer Accidentally Killed San Francisco May 13 Among- the Rochester N Y May 12 Herman passengers from Hawaii on board M Shaffer a professor in the Rochesthe Australia which arrived Wednester Theological seminary was accidentally killed Tuesday afternoon by day was S M Damon the minister oi falling- out of a window at his home finance who will represent the repub He was 58 years old and leaves a son lic at the diamond jubilee of Queen In Milwaukee and a daughter in Chi Victoria ne is accompanied by Maj P C Iankea as his aide cago ¬ - Wrecked Vessels to Be Blown Up tillery one of the largest whisky man- ¬ New York May 13 The army offi- ¬ ufactories in the country was sold cers in charge of New York harbor Tjjsday It uses daily when worki- have decided to blow up the wrecks oi ng- with a full force 5 000 bushels of the Atlas line steamers Ailsa and Al dis- ¬ Calumet Distillery Sold Chicago May 12 The Calumet i expected will retire within a few days after confirmation leaving the way open for the promotion to the major generalcy of some of the other brigadier generals which movement probably will end with Gen Brooks permanently in the place of major general In this case Gen Forsythe it ¬ day night charged with highway robbery and with assault with in tent to kill Charles A Stan ford a prosperous merchant has identified Cunningham as one of a jang- that attacked him last Saturday aight He said he had been approach Bd by the robbers from behind and when they attacked him he had shot the nearest one to him twice in the arm The mans companion had shot Stanford and both had then ran away Two bullet wounds were found on Cunninghams arm Cunningham de- about two months ago and Mr Kelly nies the accusation against him how died A few days ago several other aver members of the family were poisoned The news has created a sensation be but all recovered 2ause it is believed by the police that Lynchburg Bank Failurp Cunningham was the head of the gang Lynchburg Va May 13 The Trad of young men all well connected who have been guilty of the numerous srs bank went into the hands of Capt highway robberies reported during- the Charles Blanford and James E Ed last few weeks in Atlantas suburbs munds as trustees Wednesday The Cunninghams father is a wealthy cot- bank has been in liquidation since last ton planter living at Cascade a few September during which time the indebtedness to depositors on certificates miles outside of the city has been reduced from 250 000 to 50 D00 Tha total indebtedness at pres Gov Taylor Will Resign snt is placed at 150000 with assets of Memphis Tenn May 12 The rumor going the political rounds that Gov 330000 It is believed all creditors Robert L Taylor of Tennessee would will be paid and some surplus be left resign in October ceased its life as a for the stockholders rumor Tuesday when Hon James M One Dead Another Dying Lexington Ky May 13 Engineer Coleman a personal friend of the gov ernor announced in an interview that John McGovern who was injured in a beyond a doubt his excellency will re freight wreck on the Cincinnati South sign and return to the lecture plat- ern Wednesday between Rogers Gap form It is also announced that the and Sadieville died here Wednesday governor is in no sense a prospective night William T Winn switchman candidate for the United States sen is internally injured and may die beatorship fore morninsr ¬ - Charged With Highway Bobbery and With Assault With Intent to Kill Atlanta May 12 Frederick Jackson Cunningham a young- man of high social position is in prison here Tues ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ - I ner states that at daybreak Wednesday the bodies of Mollie Smith and Mandy Franks negro girls were found swinging- from ropes from trees on the side of the road leading from Jeff Ala to Huntsville The lynching- was done at an early hour by a mob of about 20 persons The two girls were suspected cf poisoning the family of Joshua O Kelly of Jeff Mollie Smith was arrested Tuesday night while making her way across the Tennessee line andMandy Franks was captured at home The latter as said to have made a confession The first poisoning of the Kelly family was ¬ - Huntsville Nashville at Jeff Ala Hanged by a Mob May 13 A Dn Tenn tion went Ala special to the Ban ¬ ouilding over JOO was a Washington short session of the senate Wednesday Mr Morgans request the Cuban resolu- ¬ at Indianapolis Ind to cost 81500 May 13 Senate There The senate bill for a public was passed The senate then took up the lalendar and passed a number of bills The Immigration and the kinetoscope bills were reached but went over on objection At 2 Confined our son to his bed for five months The disease left him an object of pity and ai great sufferer He was covered with blotches and the burning and itching were terrible to bear A lady told as to try Hoods Sarsaparilla He began taking it and soon improved After taking a few bottles he was entirely cured SC Boylan East Leroy Mich Get only The Dest in fact the One True Blcod Purifier 1 jclock the senate held an executive session ind at 245 adjourned Hoods Sarsaparilla AUUU PAUPER GRAVES Host of the Victims of the Leona Fire Will Be Burled in are puis to take c lULfr Wjthtne only SarsapariUa Hoods L Potters Field ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ New York May 12 Workmen were fcngag ed Tuesday morning in transferring- the carg o from the steamship- Le na to her sister ship the Lampassas tvhich will sail Wednesday in place of the Leona The living steerage pas- ¬ sengers will be sent to their destination on the Lampasses The bodies of the fire victims are likely to be buried in Potters field Most of the unfortu nates had no friend in this country The investigation into the cause of the fire and the loss of life will be conducted by the United Scates board Df inspectors of steam vessels Three oi the steerage passengers declared that they were abandoned to their fate by the crew no effort being made to rescue them It is a matter of fact however that the officers saved a number of lives at the risk of their own Capt Wilder says every man on the vessel did his dutv - ¬ Raking and health making are included in the making of HIRES Rootbeer The nreD- aration of this great tem- ¬ perance drink is an event of importance in a million well regulated homes p ¬ ¬ A Minister Dies in a Carriage PHiLLirSBURG N J May 13 John West a minister of the Gospel and a prominent citizen died suddenly Wed nesday in the carriage of his son Dr ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ West who was making his professional visits lie wTas 70 years old He was the father of Dr E J West East St Louis Dr E G West Effing ham 111 and Rev S L West Chicago HS ¬ ing satisfying Put some up to day and have it ready to put down whenever youra thirsty Made only by The Charles E Hires Co Philadelphia A pack ¬ age makes 5 gallons Sold everywhere is full of good health Invigorating appetiz ¬ ootbeer ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ pected ministerial crisis has occurred The premier and minister of foreign affairs Baron Reedtzthott tendered his resignation Tuesday morning The king summoned ex premier Estrup tc form a new cabinet Ministerial Crisis at Copenhagen Copenhagen May 12 The long- - ex- ¬ Jfetivc 1 -- Murderer Pouch Still at Largre Cincinnati Pioneer Dies in Columbus Milwaukee Wis May 12 Pouch Colu3Ibus 0 May 13 James the murderer of the Harris family Dne of the pioneers of Cincinnati Blinn near Waukesha has not been captur 54 years died in this city at 915 aged oclock ed A man arrested Tuesday atFranks luesday nicrht at the homfi nf vic trille Racine county proved to be a daughter Mrs Daniel L Bowers antli svelljcnown farmer 3n Cleveland avenue ¬ Subscriptions to the Charity Bazaar Fund London May 12 The Paris correspondent of the Daily Chronicle says ¬ London May 13 The continent is suffering severely from a heavy snowfall frosts and storms In all the mountain districts of Austria and Ger many the damage to fruit trees has been very great Tuesday a heavy snow storm swept over Hamburg Co logne and Nancy ¬ Snow Storms in Europe ¬ May 13 The Western Reserve Oil Co drilling- in Wavne at a depth of 1200 feet has found gas in paying quantities and fine indications of oil Over one hundred farmers visit O - Warren Natural Gas Near Warren S75 RDEA j S 50 sW Week 3CEJVT 8CYCLE Western Wbeei Works CATAL9GVE FRFF the well daily and considerable citement prevails ex-¬ million francs to the charity bazaar fund is now known to be the collective donation of the members of the Roth i cnHiiri familv HMt7 that the anonymous subscription of a Fighting in Bechuanaland London May 13 A special dispatch from Capetown announces that a serious engagement has taken place in Bechuanaland Chief Toto has been captured and six volunteers have been P ¬ fcir r sites Delta Fulton county as a member 6i cases Send for book of Quick relier and cures worst and IO dav the state board of pardons to succeed treatment Free Pril testimonialsSOXS AtlaniaGa H QREEXS L A Koons of Athens O The term 600 SECOND HAND BICYCLES 5of the apoointment is until April 29 AUmakea GOOD AS NEW JMt5T01001 TVilkins Succeeds Koons Columbus O May 13 Gov Bush nell appointed John A Wilkins oi DfOPQY HAY COAL STOCK GRAIN aiU UUXJUX3ULir Wpift h wi f Ha W DISCOVERY ni la j m out Lists free LA JCeadyclo Co fitfea i v - J THE BOURBON NEWS ORPHAN BILLY To telliiim wattodor To make Slim mind an comb his hair An keep him in a stew He doesnt haf to wash his self Ner mind about his clothes I tell ye Bill has mostest fun Of any boy I knows N Bill kin go a fishin too Whenever hes inclined N he kin stay away all day N no one ever mind 1 tell you orfuns has a snap T most wish 1 was one 3tfy ma an pa watch me so cloat DAY MAY 14 189T NOTES ON SUMMER GOWNS farther along A path of redbrick led ik the flight oi steps IVJiRt Will Be Worn During the Com theTffiete way Young Billy hasnt any ma fields where tiny flakes of cotton still clung to the brown and withered stelks In a cloud of steam the train pulled away leaving Lambert and his trunk to look after each other as best they might and as the cloud lifted the young officer looked curiousry around him He was standing on a rude wooden platform whose shrunken plauks left 2 i Dili iiiiii o i i 1 II J Jf I black gaping seams between their upper faces now at least beautiful in their thick coat of sparkling white Ex- ¬ cept where the footmarks of the train- ¬ men marred the smooth expanse and I cant have any fun where in two or three places the planks were gone entirely this gleaming sheet N Bill kin stay out late o sights Till nine oclock or ten stretched the length of the platform to But let me stay till half past eight where the white bulk of his trunk stood N sompthin happens then on end at the eastern edge The charred N you 1st ought to see Bills clothes All tored up into bits and blackened relic of a flight of stairs But if mines tared a little mite led from the platform to the sloping My ma ist gives me fits ground some five feet below but not TIs orfuns hav a snap fer sure even a hand rail warned the unwary Still when I come to thinE against a breakneck plunge into space About not havin any ma Part of the platform itself had been I kind o haf to wink To keep the tears from comin out burned away and some charred and Fer ma is awful kind blackened posts sticking bolt upright N treats me nice an lovin too from the ground in the shape of a narIst cept when I dont mind row rectangle showed that a wooden She gives me pie and cake tween meals building of some kind bad formerly N helps me make my kites stood along the rear of the rickety X sets fer hours beside my bed When I am sick o nights staging Midway along its length on N softly gently strokes my head the southern side a shed with a sloping N calls me her dear son roof had been loosely thrown together 1 think Id rather keep my ma N let Bill have the fun and the ends nearest him boarded in Chicago Record Arthur J Burdick in and pierced for a door and a couple of windows bore over the threshold in black stencil the legend Ticket Office Under the shed were a couple of plows and some boxes Out on the JU bare slope midway between the track and a snake fence that paralleled it BY CAPTAIN CIIAKExES KING some twenty yards to the south a dozen bales of cotton were huddled three of Copyright 1894 by J B Lippincott Co them partially covered by old war worn paulins and ponchos the others en- ¬ I Continued tirely exposed to the rain of sparks to Quitting- New Orleans after a long be expected from any passing engine days sight seeing with his friends be when the wind happened to blow from Lad sought a berth in Ihe Pullman and the track and all of them evidently slept soundly until aroused by the porter defenseless against the predatory after two oclock to change cars at the hands of pilferers for jagged rents were junction ISTow he was wide awake torn in the coarse sacking of each and and after the first few miles of jolting huge fistfuls of the white staple had and grinding through the darkness was been dragged from a dozen gaping becoming chilled and lonesome per ¬ wounds in every bale The red soil showing here and there haps a trifle homesick Twice had the conductor bustled through the train through the scant and withered herb rousing sleeping passengers and see- age was seamed with mule and wheel ling them safety off at dark and mys- tracks and a few rods away a broken terious stations where hardly a glimmer down farm wagon lajr with a spoke of lamp or candle could be seen away bristling hub close by its shattered axle from the mere shanty which served while the tire rolling away from the as a waiting room and office A heap general wreck reemed to have crawled of wood was stacked up near the stove oft to die by itself and leaned rusting and Lambert poked the waning em- against one of the charred timbers bers and piled on fresh fuel whereat The southward view was limited to a a young man who had got on at Coates- - long low ridge of ugly white flecked ville with a shotgun and a big bottle cotton stalks Eastward the sun was for luggage and who had for nearly an breaking a pathway through the fringe hour been singing sentimental snatches of trees along another ridge and a faint to his own deep satisfaction now smiled line of mist rising sluggishly in the in maudlin approval and companionably tervening low ground with the hollow S good said rumble of the train crossing an invisible held forth the bottle he in loyal defense of the stimulant bridge told of the presence of some Bes thing slow moving stream Westward the most courteously declined you can take these co mawnings Live track came into view around a thinly wooded hillside with a clearing here bout hyuh anwhere No said Lambert civilly yet hop and there in which some low cabins ing not to be further questioned He were scattered busied himself again with the fire then With this cheerful outlook to greet rising quickly sought his seat him at three points of the compass Lut the young man with the flask Lambert turned him to the north There was gregarious and bubbling over with was a siding with a swi h at each end the milk of human kindness He but as three or four rails were missing promptly lurched after and flopping opposite the west end of the platform down on the opposite seat sending it stood to reason that the railway comsome of Lamberts belongings clatter ¬ pany found the other all that was necesing to the floor held out his hand sary to the traffic of so bustling a place I as Tugaloo A brown freight car stood Scuse me suh he stuttered hope I aint fended you My names on the siding with wide opened doors Potts Barton Potts We aint wha and some household goods loomed in we were befo the wall you know But plain sight There is more honesty a geiilmn every time nope in this community than the United J know T am suited States marshal would give us to believe any means protested Lam thought Lambert as he recalled the exXot by bert loudly and heartily Dont think tract from a recent report which was of such a thing I simply didnt feel shown hwn at department headquarters like drinking but Im a thousand He laid his satchel and sword upon the times obliged to you platform and wrapping his blue cirright Thaz all right said cular about his shoulders took a few Thaz Mr Potts grasping Lamberts hand steps forward and a peep into the in- ¬ I hello and shaking it impressively ferior of the car Prom the midst of Whaz that h bedsteads bureaus and cheap Lamberts sword encased in chamois ioned furniture a quantity of beddin s skin had come in contact with the had been hauled out upon the floor and Strangers elbow and gone rattling from the midst of the bedding a woolly tinder the seat Potts made a precipi ¬ head protruded that of a negro fast tate dive and fished it out regaining his asleep equilibrium after some little struggle Beyond the car stood a dusty open Tha my square bordered on three sides by dingy Goin to Quitman too I wooden structures some of two stories An Im glad meet you Jiome know a genTmn an Ill stan your but most of them only one in height A frien I mean it Missur Missir wooden sidewalk framed the square in said the lieu some places and in others only indica My names Lambert tenant quietly essaying to relieve Mr tions of its former presence were to be Potts of the sword seen The sidewalk was bordered by a Lammert Glad meet you Missur rude racing to which it was evident Whered you say you horses and mules were tethered during Lammert b longed business hours for at one of the rails Tm going to Tugaloo even now sprawled upon the soft hoof Tbaz no kin of place pa wed dust a long eartd quadruped Come to my was half hanging by the bridle rein Cmawn to Quimman he broke while the dilapidated saddle had worked house What n ells thiz off suddenly around during the night until it set- ¬ My sword said Lambert simply tled upon the animals side exclaimed Potts sword Sword Judging from such signs or legends 41 You as were visible over the doorways of You goin Tu gloo with sword Yankee off cer like that whaz name Tugaloo Lamberts impressions were Close that the vending of intoxicating drinks laughed was the principal industry as there A Yankee officer certainly Ive never met Capt Close Lambert were throe saloons to one store devoted The effect of this announcement on to general merchandise--whi- ch estab air- - Potts was surprising It well nigh lishment painted white and with an air sobered him He slowly drew back un- of prosperity and a flock of cotton bales til he sat erect his head wobbling a bit around it bore the sign of I Cohen and in spite of his efforts at self control told pathetically that the pioneers of a Presently he began to speak slowly and relentless and one sided trade had al impressively at first then winding up in ieady made their lodgment in the midst a verbal entanglement of a helpless community 1 didnt know 1 MJssur It was sunrise and not a soul was ap m Yankee was talkin to parently astir A street led away north- ¬ 1 stan by a genTmn sub an ward at right angles to the main front mean to stan your of the square and straggling houses I say I suh but as fo that oth fclluli 1ricd it at intervals on either side One frien of these with a belfry at the corner of Close Ill seem in ell first the plazi seemed to be a meetinghouse of some kind possibly the pro tempore II county courthouse It was sun up and snapping cold when substitute for the for the center of the thought Lambert the brakeman shouted Tugaloo and square was still heaped with charred gratefully Lambert stepped from the where and and train and felt free air Mr Potts was once blackened beamsstood bricks the courthouse sleeping soundly doubled up in one of As for the camp or quarters of vs in the seats The only wakeful bipeds ¬ comrades and associates Lam si htwere the conductorand his train future see nothing that in the least Dnseen hands forward had bert could man military station and do shoved the trunk out upon the frosty iesembleda what he could the boy found it impos boards The sun wasjiit peeping- over Able to down the faintly heartsick low wooded ridge before them- The homesick feeling thafspeedily took pos itrsck woand away among some desolate ¬ ¬ - session of him A dog would have been welcome as companion but there was not even a stray dog For a moment Lambert thought of arousing the negro but after one glance at the wide red cavern of his mouth and the emptied fiask lying close to the frowzy head he decided in favor of the mule A short walk brought him to the side of the prostrate creature and a long pull induced his muleship to stagger to his feet but in his struggles he snapped the old headstall and the remnant of the bit and bridle dropped into the dust It was not until the vagrant stood erect that Lambert discovered from the U S brand that he was or had been government property The saddle too turned out to be one of the black skirted pigskin McClel lans so familiar during the war days As the mule seemed only half awake and unaware as yet of his freedom Lambert frst essayed to reset the saddle to which he submitted without objection and then to replace the bridle to which he would not submit at all but with low- ¬ ered front and menacing hoof turned him about and jogged over to where some wisps of hay lay scattered in front of a shanty labeled Post Office For ten minutes Lambert exercised his arts in vain effort to recapture that mule and then in sheer disgust threw the bridle on the sidewalk picked up an abandoned half brick and let the mule have it n the flank He merely twitched his scraggy hide raised one instant the nearmost hoof but neer lifted his head The brute was hungry from long fasting and did not mean to be dis ¬ turbed and Lambert who had eaten nothing since the previous day was presently in full sympathy Once more lie looked around in search of some human being and found himself con- ¬ fronting a citizen in shirt sleeves and a tangled head of hair who leaning out of a second story window was neverthe- ¬ less not 20 feet away For a moment each regirded the other without a word Then the native spoke What ye try in to do I was trying to catch that mule Want him fr anything Xo only 1 found him langled in his reins and he got away after I loosed ¬ old-fashion- PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I ¬ ¬ ¬ old-fas- ¬ ¬ Tu-glo- o- -- ¬ ¬ Lam-p-be- rt ¬ offieer-butr-X- wli-wha C -- ¬ The princess of Wales prefers the zicycle to the bicycle and fashionable women throughout England are follow ¬ ing suit Marion Crawfords dramatization of Dr Claudius will go abroad with elbows Mediter-¬ One of the latest Paris plates shows hiin for a summering in the a skirt made of three deep flounces ranean It has cost him up to date clear to the waist Some of the skirts 510000 Queen Christina of Spain is a very are gathered full down to the hips with several rows of shirring One was a 0 ahead woman and long before the double skirt the upper part being restrictions on horseless carriages in graduated into large scallops around London were removed she had ordered the bottom findshed with a full ruffle in electric victoria to be built for her there giving the effect of an overskirt Fools Gold the students play Surely fashion is expecting a hot summer There is a perfect rage for with which the new Pi Eta clubhouse sheer goods of all kinds the thinner at Harvard was opened is the work of last Even the shirt waists have Vivian Burnett 98 the original of his Onjttwo sides of the square facing the betterbe in any degree mannish be mothers far famed Little Lord Faun ceased to eachother and perhaps 20 yards ing the daintiest feminine creations tleroy apart were the A tents of the om of organdie and dimity One of the Sir William George Yenables Ver ¬ panyjften on a side At the flank farth most striking displayed at a recent pri non Harcourt M P liberal leader in est from the road and pitched so as to vate view of a fashionable modiste was the house of commons has been fined facethe center of the inclosure was a of dark blue and white striped organ- ten shillings and costs for allowing his ¬ walL tent backed by one or two of the die with rows of white lace insertion chimney to catch fire through not hav smaller pattern Nearest the road was set in the front with it was worn blue ing been cleaned a second wall tent used possibly by Arthur Balfour excited a good deal stock with wings of lace satin the guard thoucrh no guards were vis- - at theribbon of comment and not a little amusement sides ible the white canvas cover of an army Nearly all of the thin materials aside by attending the last British cabinet wagonr and a few more scattered A the beautiful new plaids are in council arrayed in full golf costume tcntsr Cook fires had been ablaze and from flowered patterns A most beauti- He was on his way to the links and was werenow smouldering about the wag- ¬ large seen in one of our large stores anxious to lose no time on Several men in grajT woolen shirts ful design was made up of large wcrewashing their faces at the stream pansies on a buff coloredhighly colored OLD HATS ON MANY HEADS ground This others in light blue overcoats were would be very stunning over change- Where tlic Discarded Headgear of sauntering about the tents some of Average Citizen Finds Its Fate whose occupants as could be easily able taffeta but the daintiest summer the becomes of the old bats The What maiden would have it made over airy seen were still asleep stove pipes derbies fedoras soft hats Standing at the edge of the winding plain colored lawn of the same hue Manr women cling to the silk linings and straw hats of various kinds where roacLtand thinking how easy a matter rich and they like do they go to when discarded by their it would be to toss a hand grenade into because it soundsa younger and really owners Every time a man buys a new the midst of the camp Lambert paused the rustle But - hat he has the old one wrapped up and a moment and studied the scene Rest- more summery gown is made of organeither stowed away in the hat store for ing on his sword still in its chamois dis with no lining Some wear linings safe keeping or sent to him at his office The stores are full case with his cloak and satchel of white swiss Wrap Dr residence xs a rule he says thrown over his shoulder the vounir of plain lawns to go with all sorts ot up and Ill call for it in a day or efneef became suddenly aware of a man org andies and also a stiff lining of it two him wearing the chevrons of a corporal who some kind that looks like silk for The hatter wraps it up marks it with All The native resrarded the newcomer fshing rod in hand was standing just economically inclined persons curiously Lambert had slung his beyopd clump of bushes below and systematic dressers are laying in their the customers name puts it away and blue cape over the hitching rail during looking up at him with an expression stock of organdies now The patterns waits On the largest mirror in the his brief pursuit of the ungrateful on his shrewd Bowery boy face in are soon picked over and there is no bat store is a banner with a strange de Least and his neat fitting suit of tweed which impudence and interest were choice later One woman says she re- pice on it informing the public that we was something new to Tugaloo eyes about equally mingled So soon as he members her experienee last year when are not responsible for nats left with us In the store they keep So was the jaunty drab derby she wanted a green figured organdie over 30 days found that he was observed the Smith Jones Brown You dont blong roun yere do you al-cocked his head on one side and but thought she would wait until the a book and when his old lid a note Robinson queried Tugaloo next with arms akimbo and a quizzical grin season was later and prices were down or made of leavesduly entered on this is it and I dont and the Lord knows I dont on his freckled phiz patronizingly in In the middle of the summer she want to and Id be glad to find some quired couldnt get a green organdie in town book After 50 or 60 days have elapsed a way of getting myself and my trunk Cincinnati Encmirer Well young feller who made them general clearing out of the old hats is yonder out to camp Can you suggest clothes TO HOUSEKEEPERS made and they go to the second hand any Lambert considered a moment before We ell you might walk Dont reck- ¬ making reply One of his favorite in Some Suggestions About Certain Cu ¬ stores aloncr South Clark street In the leostumers palaces to the country on your trunk kin though Knew the structors at the academy had spoken to linary Mutters way Mrs Eorer in Ladies Home Jour storesj sometimes all to be cleaned re the graduating class about the splendid V A mixture of dripping and linied and furbished up the besl way timber to be found among the rank and nal says possible for a man Foller the track down thar a ptFce file of the army They are like so lard makes a better frying material possible It is thus some chilly evening an youll come to a path alone- the many old oaks said he and some oi for fish than lard alone A jmre vege- to be stopped on unfortunate Lamberts chums had never forgottep table oil like olive oil is freer from and asked to assist somehis old hats disease germs than either Never use who is wearing one of -it Neither had Lambert m4r Thp5A old hats are sometimes Sent to t4x r fli n- Tic m Tt0 BD COXTINUED temperature consequently burns tne theaters to be used as headgear -fot on h nnhh a nr Tnniv oi- ri quickly the butyric acid softens the AN HONEST MAN Drivers oi fiber of the fish destroys the firvor and ormin of Roman citizens atnd teamsters generally Handled Vast Sums of Honey Cut Kept causes it to soften as soon as taken from coal wagons who want a hat for outdoor use buy a None the pan Several municipal councilors of Paris An exchange suggests the following great many of these castaways The have tabled a motion to give a grant of mode of cleaning or freshening the wail soft hats can be made over most effec500 francs to the widow of a former paper Make several bags of canton tually for a stiff hat remodeled and moth- ¬ flannel fleece side out of the proper dyed has an aneient luster that does not councilor and her daughter The er and child are utterly penniless and size to cover the brush of your broom deceive the intelligent Country stores sometimes take an inthis temporary grant is to save thein Sweep down the walls with these from starvation changing as they are soiled After re voice of these veterans and the result The lady is the widow of Francois moving all of the soil possible in this is a weird exhibition of head gear by lourde elected in March 1S71 member way take a fresh bag- dust it with flour the sages of the cracker barrels and of the Paris commune He was minis- ¬ and wipe the walls with it shaking out hitching blocks ter of finance of this short lived and ill and renewing the flour when necesA stiff hat once broken can with diflii but In sary fated revolutionary government If you have nice paper on your culty be patched up acceptably man s over this capacity he levied ii 640000 on the rooms you will find it will pay you to soft hat may be worked Hank of Prance on the old argument of secure the services of a professional times and still be marketable Laborer j n jLri i Your money or your life and a few cleaner who juts it through a process generally wear soft hats although a f ew weeks later the commune being again which renews and freshens it better far sport derbies and many a once proud low in its finances he borrowed from than anything you can do for it your- stylish hat may be seen during the the same bank a loan of 160000 All self usual street cleaning days perched on this money was applied to government Notwithstanding the almost uni- the eranium of some stalwart wielder ol jifsy vsirMsmy or misgovernment purposes While he versal substitution of baking powder the shovel and pick 9000000 for soda and cream tartar the housewas minister more than The peddlers buy the old hats tin ¬ passed through his hands and the bit- keeper finds she cannot get on without milkmen the sailors rivermen labor terest opponents of the commune al ¬ both in stock She needs to use them ers and that most shifting army ol if iA a sesrf low that Jourdes integrity was stain ¬ separately many times Angel cake re- human odds and ends which form suet i rrJS rrtfrVWWAS less quires the addition of cream tartar to an item in the citys population Thes After the commune w3 crushed he toughen the whites of eggs which are are the men to whom the vast bulk ol was court martialed at Versailles be- - the foundation and hold up the spongy the old hats go Hats that once glis The youns officer became uildealy awaro of a ing sentenced to transportation for life mass till it is stiffened by heat Soda tened with newness and glossy nap rnim wearing tho chcvons of a corporal on is needed to correct the acidity of mo- once started on the downward path gc who fiahing rod lu iancl vas Gtaadlcer just He escaped from New Caledonia boyond a clump of bushes blov 19 1S74 and in the same boat March lasses in gingerbread and all brown lower and loweir till the ash heap io with Mliochefort and MPaschalGrous breads and puddings that con Lain it the alley or the oblivion of an emptj branch Itll take you right in mongrt set who afterward became a moderate Butter contains so much buttermilk lot marks their final degradation Chi the tents Taintmorena few rawds being one of the most romantic es- that a little soda is essential in all rich cago Chronicle Thank ou my friend Youre the this place from capes first live man Ive found 1 suppose I island that ever took France after the cakes and cookies that are to be kept Horse Breeding in Tennessee the for any leng th of time Soda and sour He returned to can send in for my trunk Blue grass native to the soil is grad amnesty being turned a municipal milk are cheaper than baking powder lleckon ve can Theyre gaw t mules councilor in a state when ually for Paris He died two years and an even teaspoonful of soda with every predominating open land is covan wagons enough square foot of see that he left public each pint of such milk is safe and satisand Lambert gathered up his belongings ago with we now ered with grass of some land Watered clean hands London News factory If milk is scalded with a speck by plentiful springs and rills this ter and trudged away lie did not mean life vt soda it is not apt to curdle in mak ¬ ritory where cattle need to be housed to yield to the feeling of depression that Laujjhablo Cse of Again ing soups Detroit Free Press vas struggling to possess him yet the only two months in the year affordi The little word again once threw a blue devils were tugging at his heart laige assembly into tits of laughter It ideal conditions for the cultivation oi Caprice of Fashion strings Wasnt this just what his class v at a public meeting in New York Ilosettes and knots of ribba made of live stock and although over three milmates had prophesied would happen if Oiif of the speakers llev Mr II had live or six small loops with a small or- ¬ lions of acres of good pasturage in the he went into the infantry Could any the misfortune when he tried to take namental button in the center are state are unf enced and scarcely utilize service be much more joyless unevent ¬ seat to miss his chair and come down often placed here and there on the Tennessee is famous for the extent anc ful forlorn than this promised to be at full length on the platform The ac- front of the bodice and down the side perfection of its stock farms One es Mark Tapley himself would go tn cident occasioned not a little subdued ef the skirt or indwed anywhere the tablishment alone for breeding race pieces in such a place he had heard mirthV When at last it came his turn wearer may fancy horses is valued at 2500000 its oldesi some one at headquarters say of Tuga to speak the presiding officer introDistinction in dress is a difficult stallion at 250000 and its annual sale ioo but he meant to out Tapley Mark duced him in these words The Rev 5 tatter with the variety of colored em- yearlings average 2000 ahead Hun if need be and nobody should know how Mr II will again take the floor The broideries laces and diversity of ma ¬ ning trotting and pacing thorough much he wished he hadnt been assigned reverend gentleman never met with so terials in use this season but a success- ¬ breds lead the industry yet the nun to this sort of duty and to this particu enthusiastic a reception as greeted this ful way to attain it is to have a plain ber of registered kine in the state it lar regiment certainly not his class ¬ announcement San Francisco Ar costume of some soft odor like gray or exceptionally large and Tennessee woo mates and above all not the loving ironauti in own and put the note of color in the took the gold medal over all competitor mother at home Heavens how unlike at the worlds fair London in 1851 hat with an umbrella to match was this bleared wasted desolate land Maries White Handly in Century The Fair Set The full shirred skirt will be largely i tc the sweet and smiling New England Women are not so foid of the expres ised this summer as it lends itself ad Self SupiiortinR VVp are old friends vale where his boyhood had been spent sion mirably to the diaphanous fabrics so Mrs De Sense to benevolent friendj to the thickly settled thrifty bustling Most women consider that its easier much worn during the heated term I presume those idiot asjlums d shores of the Merrimac to take some mans name than to make Some of these skirts are shirred on a some good but I cant see how they cai He had walked nearly a mile and had a name4 for oneself 2ord gauged to about a fingers depth hope to make idiots self supporting Many a sweet young thing with a ibont the hips or laid in small flat seen no sign of camp or sentry but on Small Son gloomily I guess tihe a sudden the path left the brushwood soft face has hard elbows in a bargain tucks the fullnessilaringprettily below set em to writin ohildrem books N beside the sluggish branch rounded day crowd llibbons from four to six inches in Y Weekly Woman knows that the more exasper ividth are xmdoubtedly claiming first a projecting knoll and was lost in v Plgrnrins It Out rough red clay country road A fence ating she is the more she is loved That Javor as trimming Valenciennes lace 99 ptr with a thick- hedge of Pa3r Why do you ejaim that tha she acts on the knowledge only anking next then small lingerie proves her an angel was to his left ieaves ami rosets ong cent of the time Ever rucks Three ruffles of the goods or of headlight of yours is a jewel one knows it is paste Mostwomen are good economists but the lace arranged separately or in oyor since withered and over the tops he Weelcs I can prove it paste ha caught sight of the roof and upper the masculine idea that they enjoy ac apping style are popular as garniture story of some old southern homestead qmringtthe reputation isa mistake N m skirts Chicago Ilecord consistency and consistency is a jewer v at which he had a better peep from YScPoider Chelsea Free Lance ¬ ¬ ed broadband bordered by unpretentious Dingy white columns balustrades supporiea tne root ot a wiae piazza Smoke was drifting from a battered pipejrojecting from the red brick chimney at Ihe north end and the morning air was faintly scented with a most appetizing fragrance of broiling hami It made Lambert ravenous Somewhere around the next bend in the road beyond the northward extremity ofthe old fence he could hear thp sondof voices and a splashing of water Hastening on he found himself overlooking a level bench surrounded on three sides by a deep bend of the stream and partially separated from the red roadway b3r a fringe of stunted treesjfant thick stubborn bushes and herelfn an irregular square Lambert cametface to face with the encampment of the first company outside of West PointTit was ever his luck to ioin At thatparticular moment he was just aboutsready to resolve it should be the lug Season There is a tendency to skirt trim ming like our gradmothers wore There was a play in Cincinnati not long since the time of which was the good old days of 1820 Most any of the thin gowns worn by the heroine would be considered highly fashionable now The fine old buff colored lawn was covered with large flowers of a deeper hue The skirt was ruffled clear to the knees Quaint sleeve caps of double ruffles fell to the ¬ London shop windows are those of jueen Mr llhodes and Dr Nansen The three popular pictures in the the Ajnbassador John Hay is to pay for his house in London equals his salary of 517500 It is announced that the rent which t ¬ ¬ ¬ tf t -- 4 ¬ -- ¬ ¬ -- ¬ corpor- ¬ ¬ - j3Peti r fiimrawE ViT 5 ¬ - I 0 lK U P - 4 I5 r- - ¬ life t J -JiW IM vmm w ¬ ¬ - ¬ T SJT 4 1 ¬ w wr -- ¬ ¬ ¬ rr -- isfia255 -- dMZktenm T ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ wild-rose-bush- es ih v -- 3j 5 THE BOURBON Bourbon County Sunday School Union H - IV vS m4s Ws r FRIDAY MAY 14 1897 Program of Convention to be held at frV- - - Clintonville May 20 1897 MORNING Dep ression 930 Devotional Exercises age FA G Sav- Sim- - of Spirits r BICYCLE Mt K If-- l mons 1000 Destitute Sections of the County at d our Duty to Them E J Fenster- 945 Welcome Address P so common in summer time accompanied by loss ofenergy U AKI N Absolutely Pure OWDER - - 130 How to Secure the Celebrated for its great leavening D strength and healthfuluess Assures the Parents with the Teachers--- A ¬ T idlock food against alum and all forms of adul200 The Ideal Sunday School Sesteration common to the cheap brands sion T Reynolds Best Royal Baking Powder CO- New YOrk 230 The Home Class Department How to Make the Most of it W M lack of thought power means a deficient supply of Nourish ¬ 1080 Teacurs Work out of Sunday ment The vital force is lost School Session E G B Mann 1100 How to Secure and retain Young It isnt a question of muscle and Men in the Sunday School W T sinew but of resistance and Donaldson to 1130 Relation of the Sunday School endurance At any age- but Good itizenship J Q Ward 1200 Convention Adjourned for Din- especially in youth it involves ner the risk of lung disease Loss afternoon Exercises F J of flesh and a cough arethreat120 Devotional Cheek ening signs Co operation - ¬ HiiiteP WL DOUGLAS 14 years this shoe by merit alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas 350 S400 and 500 shoes are the productions of skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices Also 8250 and 200 shoes for men 250 200 and 175 for boys W L Douglas shoes are Indorsed by over 1000000 wearers as the best in style flt 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 I have three S3 SHOE in theWorld For ¬ the 4 i Seventeenth Year Established iiiuii NEWS 1881 Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners j BBUCK MILLER 300 Election of Officers Miscella- ¬ phosphites meets these cases neous business etc perfectly It tones upfattens to 20 minutes rest Addresses limited and strengthens of half hour to discussion In Scotts Emulsion the taste Have your schools represented All Sunday Schools entitled to delegates of the oil is fully disguised Britt of Cod liver Oil with the hypo Jt J P KIELY Jolin Foxs New Hook All new L payable to tne order of Champ Make all Checks Money Orders etc Miiler The carpet display at J T equals any in Kentucky The low prices will interest any buyer over making it almost as palatable Hintons as milk The Harpers will shortly issue a book bearing the odd title of Hell For and fitted with isr V i Look them At Trail kfor t at Frankfort that the trusted convict It is developed in the lumber robbery re- ¬ SCINTILLATIONS about two hundred dollars per month Georgetown There are plenty of people who would Seven young ladies will graduate from like to serve in the penitentiary on sim- ¬ Madison Female Institute on the 27th ilar terms Louisville Times Hundreds of fish 1l Lake Mingo near Nicholasville were killed by dynamit- ¬ At Washington i ceived one dollar out of eacLeighteen An Interesting Jumble Of News And Comment dollars he assisted in stealing from the One hundred hellophones are in use at State and that his profits amounted to matters demanding his personal attention have prevented a study of the tariff bill but he is at least prepared to announce that he will ask for a duty of one cent a pound on jute for the benefit of the Ken ¬ tucky hemp grower Senator Deboe says that The State Department has received a report from Consul General Lee on the condition of affairs in Cuba He says there are more insurgents in Cuba now than when he went to the island t Watching for Plums iIWaJ3CgSMjEh JhsKhP fi v J Washington and scores of impatient Kentucky patriots are lingering at the Capital waiting for them to drop Wickliffe Preston of Lexington son of Gen Wm Preston former Minister to Spain wants to be Consul at Marseilles the office recently resigned by Hon C M Thomas of this county Mr Preston has made a fayorable im- ¬ pression on the President Brutus Clay of Richmond will likely be appointed Minister to Switzerland Saml J Roberts will be collector in the Lexington district J W Ye rkes in the Richmond district and E T Franks in the Owensboro district Tne TJ S Marshalship may go to Dr James though K J Hampton of Winchester is making a strong fight for it Yesterday President McKinley nomi- ¬ nated John H Meyers to be postmaster at Newport and J as I Stephens for the Hickman postoffice Twenty two Kentucky postmasters were appointed yesterday ¬ ¬ The McKiuley plums are ripe at - The Louisville Times says Like our Gov Bradley Tennessees Chief Executive is indulging some mysterious talk about resigning but whether for the purpose of hypnotizing his friends or hoodooing his enemies is not yet clear Like the great mass of office- ¬ holders Govs Taylor and Bradley never resign and seldom die appointed TJ S commissioner of rail- ¬ roads The salary is 4500 per annum Gov Bradley and Adjutant General Dan Collier are in Washington The Mexican Veterans -- It is said that Gen Longstreet is to be k The Mexican War Veterans held an LHommedieu Ida Pierrepont and exceedingly pleasant reunion Wednes ¬ day at Cynthiana They were entertain- ¬ ed in handsome style a call a banquet and a concert being given in their honor Col Caddock of this city was present of course and danced a quadrille and Virginia reel at the ball Several of the other ooys also danced The veterans elected the following officers Gen E H Hobson President W T Bond Vice President J G Fields Miss Lillie FMcDonald Mamie -Gaines Mr John PorterMrs Beatrice Chris Grosche will offer n public Grace Mrs MaggieRichards Snlena sale May 19th a centrally located cot- ¬ Haden Miss MillieSloan Mrs Ellen tage See ad in ai other column Hicks Mr Alvin Smoot Pernina ers Holand Miss MaryTrabue Mrs Ellen ZEtILb h Yes there are other laundries but BuflBngton Forman of Mason died Hughes Belle colTerrell Mrs Alice for perfect color fine finish and most suddenly this week after runuiDg a foot Jackson Jordan CTurner Mr Wood Jackson Grafton Turner Mrs Mollie uniform work the Bourbon Steam race Jackson Mrs MaraWawers Mr Chas Laundry excels 8my tf Phone 4 Five people at Pikeville have died Jackson Mrs Deliah Washington Janie from drinking water from a poisoned Persons calling for aboye letters will please say advertised spring X W ii Davis5 P M Regnlators have warned Woodford county farmers not to set out any tobac ¬ Dr Miles Heart Cure A good chance to buy at cheap co plants home the Chris Grosche property ad ¬ The Second Presbyterian Church at joining the Christian Churchat public Lexington has a new 4000 Kimball sale May 19th pipe orgaii A Middlesborough is again flooded and Cover the soiled walls and ceilings growing corn are with some of J Hintons choice wall thousands of acres of under water aper Any price paper that is want- ¬ For Spring 1897 The Kentucky State Medical College ed all are included in his big stock We are now receiving Spring goods in Society in session last week at Owens ¬ all the new lasts and colors The best 602 MAIN ST Your Life Insured lc a Day - - - - PARIS KY boro decided to meet next year at Mavs- productions of the leading manufactur- ¬ Over Deposit Bank ers and at reasonable prices ville Our insurance is protected by bank ¬ CLA2 RION The body of Miss Marie Flood the able paper on the Capital CitydBank of Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m Columbus O There can bejaostronger nun who disappeared from a Cincinnati guarantee given you We dartsnbt ruse convent was found in Ohio river at that a banks name without authority if you doubt it write them Good health is city the best life insurance Wrights lHERE IS NO PROFESSION whose Celery Capsules gives you good health labors so severely tax the nervous sys-¬ You can afford to buy just the style they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach tem as that of the ministry The de straw mattings you want at J T trouble Rheumatism Constipation and rangement of the nerve centers of the brain Hintons He has roll after roll of mat-- Sick Headaches A 100 days treatment by over work frequently brings on attacks costs a day on above sight prostration heart tings all beautiful patterns at low bank lc every 1 box draft in which brings ofRev Jtrouble and nervous Pastor U B P Kester M D I prices your money back if wb fail to cure you church London Mills Ills himself a physi ¬ -Sold by W T Brooks druggist Heart affection cian writes Feb 26 1895 To Frankfort Low Kate and nervous prostration had become so in that a little j J T Hinton has an immense stock of serious last fall so completely over workme C Ry will sell tickets to carpets prostrate the pulpit would The F His prices on ingrain carpets that it seemed certain I the State Convention at Frankfort and are extremely low and he isselling car- ¬ Ul rVfilpc must relinquish the work return June 1st and 2d limited to the pets every day This is your chance ClirC of tne minlstry entirely 5th at one fare Heart palpitation became C D Bercaw G P A so bad that my auditors ReStOrCS tf The pictures being given away by Tlpolf Tl would ask me if I did not JtlCailLLa9o Davis Thomson bave heart disease Last Isgrig are works of Au Excellent Production November I commenced taking Dr Miles art and an ornament to any house New Heart Cure alternately with Dr Miles Mr August Gutzeit and his opera Nervine and derived the greatest possible n company of Lexengton Elks achieved a A Main street lot 48x107 with a six benefit I have just closed revival work of splendid success Tuesday night at the room residence IB IB 111 IB IB adjoining Christian 10 weeks preaching nearly every night and twice on the Sabbath I can speak for hours Paris Grand Opera House in presenting Church will be sold on reasonable terms without suffering as formerly did Hard I the comic opera Ship Ahoy in such at public sale May 19th by Chris working ministers should keep Dr Miles admirable style The production would Grosche See ad in another column grand remedies on hand Dr Miles Heart Cure is sold on guarantee have done credit to a professional com- ¬ first bottle will benefit or money refunded pany and the Parisians who saw the opera were highly pleased The opera was applauded by a fashionable audience which would have been larger but for OF the heavy rain which fell just before Every mother RESIDENCE Iflf CITY OF PARIS eight oclock The leading female roles feels an i n d e -were charmingly sung by the three scribable dread I will sell at public auction on the 7t pretty Cincinnati ladies Misses Jennie T Hit premises on of the pain and Sartin and Other Stories by John Fox Jr formerly of this city The book will be gotten out in attractive style and will be eagerly looked for by the authors Advertised Letter Iiist many friends in Kentucky and else- ¬ List of letters remaining unclaimed where on Mr Fox is now in Virginia at his play and on a new story May 14 1897 work in Paris Ky postoffice Jones Miss Carrie Brannon B J J T Hinton can suit you in wall- ¬ Barrett Mr B S 2Kunz Caspar papers Any style desired and at prices Barrett Mr B F Lowe Miss Katie r hat are just right Case Mr Joe Dan Malaly Mr John Call in and see Carter Mrs Mary CMiles Mr John them For sale at soc and ioo by all druererists Scott Bowne Mfg Chemists New York That I will sell very low for the SPOT CASH Ministers Should Use SfrtSrt M H DAILEY 33S328TIST -- -- WISs T 4 Jim HCrt lllfji UmH9l w BIB H g JH WifflM Baby Mine J Lil- ¬ - lian Morecraft who made decided hits and won encores and floral offerings Mr Bernard Nelras Lieutenant Lollypop Mr Frank Hutchisons Col Mulberry Mapleson Mr Richard Vandeveers Commodore Columbus Cook ant upon the danger attend- w -- i ¬ WEMESMY feu MAY 19 1897 xti 31 w B at 2 oclock p m my lot most critical pe- ¬ situated on Main street house and Ky in Paris riod of her life and adjoining the Christian Church v Mr Marshall Gnerrants Ensign a property The lot fronts on Main feet and mother should be street 48 contains runs back 107 feet House six rooms and all Becoming - SI M t 4 i Toddles and Mr Sydney to all but the Hughes Simpson suffering- and Christy were excellent characterizations The danger of the ordeal make Craddock Secretary The Association meets next year at choruses were composed of Lexington its anticipation one of misery young men and some of them notably Harrodsburg Alfred Brent andJGib Kimbrough made comely girls tastefully attired The opera was well staged and was alto- ¬ Awarded is the Highest Honors EWorlds Fair gether a very pleasing presentation women remedy which relieves which redounds credit upon Mr of the great pain and sufGutzeit the musical d irector and the fering incident to maternity this people of the company The orchestra with Saxton in it added to the excel- ¬ hour which is dreaded as womans lence of the performance The com- ¬ severest trial is not only made pany came to Paris on a special train painless but all the danger is re-¬ and returned home after the opera moved by its use Those who use Ship Ahoy will delight Mt Sterling this remedy are no longer de- ¬ theatre goers to night a source of joy necessary out buildings repair known on day of sale CHRIS GROSCHE Geo R Doehrer Auctr All in good Terms reasonable and made S MOTHERS FRIEND NOTICE I have placed all of my accounts notes ete in the hands of R P Dow Jr for collection All persons know ¬ ing themselves indebted to me will please call on Mr Dow at his office over the Agricultural Bank and settle at once as I am needing the money C D CRAM 3t litf - CREAM vf if M f I i BAKING POWDER y I t ft 3 MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD waists laundered by the Bourbon Steam Launday 8mytf tlon sick headaches spondent or gloomy nervousness nausea and other distressing con- ¬ I have more wall paper than any ditions are avoided the system is Kentucky dealer outside of Louisville made ready for the coming event Handsome paterns all of them and the serious accidents so com- ¬ J T Hinton mon to the critical hour are obviated by the use of Mothers Beautiful in appearance are the Friend It is a blessing to woman 100 PEE BOTTLE at allDrti Stores or sent by mail on BOOKS FREE Have you seen my window display Do you want anything in any of these lines y Let me quote you some prices Come and see my stock I can save you money ASSIGNEES NOTICE persons having claims against assigned estate of H Margolen are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned in Paris Ky Those knowing themselves indebted to H Margolen are requested to pay promptly ana tnerebjT avoid court cost ALL J T HINTON - FT -- sl A m BABY CARRIAGES J receipt of price r Wrights Celery Tea cures constlpa 25c at druggists The BR1DFI2LD BEGULAT01 CO Atlaita Gfc Containing invaluable information of interest to all women will be sent to any address upon application by LOUIS SALOSHIN Harmon Stitt Attorney Assignee FURNITURE And WOOD MANTELS jj- - limy UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED TO fi - t ri G- - - -- Sd - a fr--- - If KTSw t 3jr r -- i f- THE BOURBON NEWS tt4JiRyvl FBAlY Engagements -- MAY 14 1897- - i TEE BOURBON NEWS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 IUlled By His Brother Near Monterey this county PERSONAL MENTION Wednes ¬ NUPTIAL KNOTS i Enf ied at the Post office at Paris Ky seco iiss mail matter as r -- TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Oneyear news costs you Payable in Advance 2 00 Six months 1 a ir l00 ¬ port FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE cant even get a re Money Orders payable to the order of Chasip Make all Checks Miiler Etc Yesterdays Ball Gaines Philadelphia 3 Louisville 2 Twelve innings Cincinnati 7 New York 1 Boston 4 Cleveland 1 Washington 4 Pittsburg 7 Brooklyn Chicago game postponed Rhl r Quarterly Court The L to day is in session N pay car will be in Paris A A party ot Mt Sterling fishermen are camping near Spears Mill on St oner near this city Read elsewhere in this issue the cial low prices offered by L photographer G rinan spe- ¬ the The Monday Night Literary Club will have its next meeting with Dr Geo Spencer - miss the furniture sale at Mrs to morrow morning M W Berrys to morrow See ad in o another column Attend the sale of furniture etc at Mrs M W Berrys to morrow Sale beParis will send a large delegation to gins it two D m Cincinnati Sunday to see the Louisville The Kentucky Derby Cincinnati ball game -- Dont 4p day afternoon Henry Whitney col- ¬ ored shot and instantly killed his broth ¬ er James Whitney The shooting was witnessed by the mother and a brother and sister of the dead man and it is claimed that the killing was ac ¬ cidental The brothers had quarreled oer some trivial matter and Henry threatened to kill Jmes He procured a shotgun but the weapon was taken away from him by a third brother who Henry then got acted as peacemaker a pistol which was also wrested from him Then he secured the shotgun and while the three brothers were arguing the gun was discharged and James Whitney was killed It is alleged that while Henry was backing out of the rcom the hammer of the gun struck on a door causing the gun to be discharged The load took effect in his brothers head tearing a hole large enough to place ones hand in was arrested by Henry Whitney Sheriff Beeding and Constable Joe Wil- ¬ liams and lodged in the Paris jail Coroner J Ed Ray held an inquest over the dead man and in accordance with the testimony secured rendered a We further find verdict as follows that said shooting if not willful and malicious was the result of reckless and careless uae of firearms and done withThe out provocation and inexcusable verdict is signed by J R Bell Mark Huffman Andy Cooper Eugene Hutsell J B Wood and I F Willmot ¬ Whitneys examining trial will occur ¬ Sunday will be childrens ray A special at pro- ¬ Tbe classic event was won by J C new passenger Cahns handsome chestnut colt Ty- coaches fresh from the shops were put phoon II Garner by imp Top Gal- ¬ in service Tuesday on the Kentucky lant Dolly Varden C T Pattersons Midland Turney second Ornament Clayton See advertisement on this page of Bros Dr Catlett R Williams third public sale by J Q Ward Jr assignee Time for the mile and one quarter The guaranteed value of the on Saturday May 22 of valuable farm 212 stake was 6000 of whiph 700 goes to implements the second horse and 300 to the third Howard Edvtards sustained a broken Turney Bros won the last race on the collar bone Wednesday by jumping off carda300 purse with Pete by Jim an L N train at the junction near Grore i the fair grounds Two three-year-old the Methodist Church gram will be rendered The twenty second annual contest of the Kentucky Derby was run at Louisville Wednesday over a heavy track ¬ 3Sgh School Representatives strawberrj supper to night Tucker storeroom next door Shires jewelr store The preliminary contest to select two the to A deel aimers a boy and a girl a pianist a vocalist and a violinist to represent Paris in the Bluegrass tournament at Large numbers of suckers have been Harrodsburg on che 27th will be held caught lately on the riffles near Paris to night in the High School Chapel An and a large number have also been admission of ten cents will be charged caught on raffles in Paris to nay for prizes to be awarded con- ¬ H A Power of this city was elected In the preliminary declamatory a director in the Wholesale Grroce cs test Wednesday at Nicholasville Miss was chosen as Nicho Association of Kentucky Tuesday at Claudia Wilhoit lasvilles representative its annual meeting at Louisville The baseball team of the Paris High Tom Moran who has had charge of School has bought the suits worn by one of the coantyjrook crusheriJin the the crack Paris team last year Kiserton precinct has moved it to the Official List of School Examinations Muir neighborhood near the Fayette line He has about twelve men with The following examinations will be held on Friday May 21st at the Court him Prop E W Weaver has been invited house in this city beginning at 830 a to give a demonstration before the Ken ¬ J32 all for white applicants First Examination of those wishing on tucky Educational Assooi ition teaching geography at the Bowling a County certificate in order to teach Second Those wishing a State certifiGreen meeting He will take the sciop ticon and will give them Rambles in cate Third Those pupils who have comNorway pleted the common sch ool coarse and JF Fagazzls Fine Flavors wish a diploma Fourth A competitive examination F Fugazzt the enterprising confec-¬ tioner at Nipperts old stand is serving of those wishing a four years scholar ¬ the best cream soda in Paris fine flavors ship in A M College 28th On crushed fruit etc He also carries a will Friday May coloredexaminations applicants be held for first class line of fruit and will furnish under the first three heads at the same ice cream in any quantity for dinners place beginning at830a in Kate Edgar Superintendent parties etc His cafe is open for ex- ¬ cellent meals at all hours Garretts Thrilling Experience in ¬ ¬ The Methodist ladies will give a Announcements And Sol- enauMlintions Of The Marriage Tows COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Mias Nancy Hume of Waco Madison THE NEWS MAN county who was the admired guest of Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets A Miss BissieRedmon a short time ago The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And will be married on May 27th to Mr Christopher Chenault at the home of Elsewhere E T Shinn is here from Boston on a thejbfides mother Miss Redmon will be one of the bridesmaids visit Thejmarriage of Miss Carrie Gay and Dr Will Ussery was in Cincinnati Mr J W Garrett of Pisgah will take Wednesday place on the evening of June 16 at the Mrs Hugo Schilling was a visitor in home of the bride on the Pisgah and Lexington yesterday Mt Vernon pike The wedding will be Miss Leila Johnson returned yester- ¬ a veryv quiet one no attendants with day from Mt Sterling only the immediate relatives of the two Attorney Saml Boyd of Cynthiana families present The prospective bride was in the city yesterday is a sister of Mrs Newton Mitchell of Mrs Horace Taylor is visiting her this city sister Mrs Harvey Hibler y You will get bargains at the furni- tnresale at Mrs M W Berrys Mrs Edw Ditchen left yesterday rowtSee ad morning for a visit in Chicago iHi- 5 hoL e Mrs Speed Hibler arrived BIRTHS yesterday from a visit in Richmood TheVjAdvent Of Our Future Men And Rev Jas P Barry of Lexington Women m was in the city yesterday afternoon Capf John ODay the handsome and Shropshire of George- ¬ popular L Miss Fannie N conductor is rejoicing city yesterday over the arrival Monday at his home in town was a visitor in the Mrs Margaret Rice of Richmond Covington of a bouncing baby boy who is a guest of Mr and Mrs F B Carr has been named John ODay Jr The Mrs John Feeney has returned mother was formerly Miss Ella Wood from a visit to her parents in Richmond of Cynthiana Especial care is taken with ladies Mr and Mrs S B Rogers and babe of Hutchison are visiting relatives in shirt waists at the Bourbon Steam Land 8mytfJ dry the city Prof W G Demaree of Lexington The rlathbone Lodge K of P of week with Paul E Shipp thiscity has been invited to attend the is spending the near this city Decoration Day exercises to be held May Mrs John D Harris has returned to 31stby the Knights of Pythias at Battle About Madison after a visit to her daughter Grove cemetery at Cynthiana twenty five Paris Knights will attend Mrs C M Clay Jr -Master of Mr W H Anderson CS Brent Bro of this city have N was in Louisville bought about 75000 pounds of wool this Trains of the L on business Wednesday season in Bourbon at piices ranging Miss Mabel Hill left Wednesday from 15 to 17 cents per pound This morning for a visit to her sister Mrs week they bought from G M Clay and Lee Barbour near Louisville Junius Clay 2600 pounds Thos Henry Rev E G B Mann has returned ClayT 1600 pounds J E Clay 1400 from Louisville where he attended the pounds C Alexander 1000 pounds and The smaller lots from other parties Epworth League Convention Miss Bessie Woodford left Wednes- ¬ price was 17i cents per pound day for Mt Sterling to join Miss Turnpike Matters V Margaret Woodfords house party Eight turnpike inspectors have been Henry G Hall is at home from the gold fields of Alaska on a visit He will appointed by the Fleming Fiscal Court to receive 3 per mile for looking remain in Bourbon about six weeks after pikes in thir districts and are Messrs G G White and Wm Tarr limited to 30 per mile for repairing of this city and E D Sayre of Lexing- ¬ same Fleming will not buy a rock ton have gone to Southern Kentucky on crusher and willipus wallapus this year a business trip Mr Thos Mitchell arrived home Sixty raiders destroyed the last gate Saturday from his trip to Chattanooga in Fleming Monday night This gate Nashville and Knoxville and has been has been removed three times ill since his return Mr George R Davis who has been Erasmus Dunn of Garrard1 who re in Chicago taking a scientific course of cently had a barn burned by raiders study inthe Chicago School of Embalm ¬ hada fine stallion poisoned this week by ing has returned home thesame parties t Rev F W Eberhardt arrived home Despite Judge Cardwells vigorous in ¬ Wednesday from a delightful trip to Washington D C where he attended structions to the Mercer grand jury two toll gates were destroyed in Mercer the Southern Baptist Convention The Georgetown Social Club will Monday night one in the limits of give their annual commencement ball at Harrodsburg Stones hall on June 11th The music This week the Franklin Fiscal Court will be furnished by Saxtons orchestral is in continuous session arranging to Misses Etta and Mamie McClintock buy and free all the pikes in that coun ¬ of Higgins avenue will entertain a few ty friends at whist this evening in honor of their guest Miss Annie Dillard of Lex- ¬ to-mo- r- Look Before You Buy -- A And remember we guarantee more for your money than you can buy elsewhere or your money refund ¬ ed and you to be the judge of it Buy your shoes of us and get one of the beautiful medallion pictures FREE See them onexhibition at our store DAVISJHOMSONAISGRia NEW BLACK DRESS GOODS JUST ARRIVED FROM THE IMPORTER 30 Pieces of ress Good m Including such choice weaves as Eta mines Chantilions Oovertsrenadines Figured Twilled and Plain Mohair Serges c Call and see these goods PRICES TEE LOWEST Ham burgs at greatly reduced prices tp 529 Main St Paris Ky great deal of talk is being created by the extraordinary bargains now being offered by7 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 less Hosiery at 10c and 15c Others get 25c for the same goods Our domestic stock is the bes assorted and decidedly the- cheap-¬ est Extra good Brown Cotton 5c and S10 Table Linens Towels and Nap ¬ Bleached Cotton good 5c kins are our specialty and we will Very Best Cotton 8c save you 25c on the dollar if you 10 4 Pepperell Sheeting 18c t buy them from us Best Lancaster Ginghams 5e G- D Corsets 50c 1 75c and Percales and Penangs 7c are the best in the world for the price Ladies Bleached Vests at LvXjjiJ Ladies and Childrens fulL seam full taped worth 25c -- CONDONS ¬ charge See the new portraits we enlarge free of THIS Patent Flour Eating Potatoes Irish Tellow Jersey Seed sweet Southern Queen seed sweet Red Bermudas For Cash only this week ington Messrs Crushed By a ILog of this county had had his left leg crushed almost to jelly yesterdey af ternoon by a walnut log rolling on it McDuffy was helping to N freight depot reload logs at the L being crushed to and barely escaped death He has been a driver for twenty Berry McDuffy years The Kerry Sale ft Mrs M W Berry yesterday the real estate was offered in lots but there were no bids for many of the lots The prop- ¬ erty was then offered as a whole and a the Building Association who had up mortgage for 5000 bid the property to that amount and W H McMillan who had a second mortgage for 1000¬ run it up to 5350 and became the pur chaser of the property at that price Always In The Head May 15th only Wb offer for Saturday 17 cents a gallon Carmel drip syrup at good apple vinegar at 7 cents a gallon price better lay in a supply at thisthis offeras not be able to repeat we may Langdons fine corn starch at 4 cents a pack try a package it beats all Best can pie peaehes 3 lb can at 6 cents a think good rice at 4 cents a pound just matches for 8 of lit 2000 best parlor as we mean cents this is no mistake 2 If you want to be strictly in it buy vonr groceries from the reliable At the sale of the College property of - T Bluegrass Grocery Co the Mothers will be delighted with All baby carriages at J T Hintons aranice stylish buggies at low prices i T Ireland Woodford toll houses Clay Hal Woodford and Stout Leer of this city and Ed Ware of Cynthiana Over near Harrodsburg Judge Card to Louisville Wednesday to see the well and Col E H Gaither are using went Derby run heroic means to guard two tollgates on Miss Nannie Brashear of near roads in which they own stock An Louisville who has been the guest of improvised fort has been erected at one her sister Mrs Robt Thompson for gate and electric lights run to it several months will return to her home from Harrodsburg Armed guards col- ¬ lect toll and the war goes merrily on to morrow Miss Lillie Jouett a handsome and Judge Cardwell is using similar means stylish young lady of Cynthiana came and sensational events are likely to fol- up Tuesday evening to see the opera l0 Ship Ahoy She was the guest of Mrs Cornay Watson OF Tuesday afternoon express messenger Misses Emma and Alice Ashbrook Garrett who came to Paris on the L of Loraine N D who have been visit N train from Livingston had a thrilling J ing in Carlisle and Mt Steiling passed experience with two wild cats which through Paris Wednesday afternoon for The auction of the personal property were shipped in a crate from Berea to Covington to spend a few days before of Mrs M W Berry has been con Lexington One of the animals escaped returning home tinned to from the crate near Winchester and enSATURDAY MAY 15 1897 A furniture joyed the freedom of the car The cat two big lot of m to will be sold at morrow at Mrs oclock p did not offer to molest messenger Garrett at Mrs M W Rerrys oclock p m The contents of at twelve or thirteen bed rooms are yet to who continued his work keeping a close be sold The L Ns New Time Card watch on the animal Garrett slipped ROBT 0 TALBOTT out of the car in this city and the car The L Ns new time card goes in- ¬ Assignee was sent to Cincinnati where the wild to effect Sunday There will be no cat was captured with the aid of a tar- change in the arrival or departure at paulin and a poker It was confined in Paris of the 439 a m or the 1015 p OP a barrel and both animals were shipped m trains The morning train from to Lexington to Martin Mehaffey Mes- Lexington to Cincinnati will arrive at ETC F0BPI senger Garrett carries an ugly scratch 745 and depart at 755 instead of 752 as a souvenir of the experience The morning train from Maysville to The furniture of twelve bed rooms Lexington arrives at Paris 748 instead The undersigned assignee of W W of 745 departs at 755 The afternoon Sudduth will on will be sold at Mrs M W Berrys to- ¬ train from Maysville arrives at 330 morrow at two oclock p m SATURDAY MAY 22 1897 The afternoon train for Cincinnati will leave Paris at 346 Instead of 347 at three oclock p m on the court house Baseball Excursion Sunday The evening train from Cincinnati to square in Paris Ky 8p11 at public auc- ¬ the following articles On account of the Louisville-CincinnaLexington will arrive at 538 instead of tion Huber steam engine traction 1 baseball game Sunday at Cincinnati 530 and depart at 545 instead of 540 1 Gaar Scott separator N will run an excursion from This train leaves Cincinnati at 255 the L 1 McSherry drill new 1 cutting harrow new Lexington to Cincinnati The eyening train for Richmond leaves Richmond and 1 corn crusher The train will pass Paris at 822 a m at 543 The evening train for Mays1 grist mill and returning will leave Cincinnati ville leaves Lexington at 545 arrives at --lMcCormick binder Fourth street station at nine oclock Paris 627 and departs at 635 4Tebms Purchaser may give his note ac-¬ trip fare Paris 125 On Round swithapproved surety payable three 8 count of the Knights Templar Conclave Men who like a cool quick imietianil mcaathsfter Sate with interest at six pancBnt or heTnaypaydashat his at Hopkinsville May 19 20 the L N easy shave should patronize CJrawford tipn will sell round trip tickets at one fare Bros barber shop Clean first class l Q WARD JR on May 18 19 limited to22d bath rooms are connected with the shop kifci AtBigueo Satisfactory service at all times FJ3 Carr Agent tf i JQho R Doehrer Anctr m J In Fleming Wednesday night raiders destroyed three gates and wrecked two 200 bbl 525 bbl 25 c bu 150 bbl 150 bfrL 0 EDWARDS WE HAVE Sale Furniture Etc DFufcllo EE0EIVED A SPLENDID STOCK IMPORTED OP SUITIUS ASD TR0BSER1G ¬ FOR SPRING AND SUMMER w Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky whes We ask you to give us a calLl quality and style are considered V- - A- - ¬ ASSIGNEES SALE S E TIPTON Cutter We are also agents for the celebrated Chas E fine mdero33avt tailors Full line of samples ¬ WLEIKI3 Smith Shirt COMMISSIONERS SALE FAYETTE CIRCUIT COURT FRESH CREAML EVERY DAY ti ¬ -- -- R A Moores Aduir Plaintiff We have completed arrangements ty vs Order of Sale receive daily from Miller Wards dairy as Sallie G- Moore etc Defendants large amount of extra fine Freslr Notice is hereby given of the pnblic Cream the product of his noted preni- sale at the Court House door in Paris ium cows Ky We will keep on hands at all times at our shop on Main between Sixth and Saturday May 15th 1897 Seventha supply of Fresh Cream whicha of the Dr R A Moore farm of about 90 we will retail in any desired quantity acres near Jacksonville Bourbon Co 2 at market price Your patronage is solicited orchards excellent neighborhood con- ¬ venient to churches schools and post WALSHT office good turnpike and within 4 miles Tha Popular Meat Market r See hand bills - fcc- 4 fe X HEDGES McMillan JR MORTON M C Talbott Attys P CC Ji s - twr i Wrights Celery Tea retmTate tht liver and kidneys cures constipation and sick headache 25c at all druggists V- v i- x --- -- V40 X X r 8 3T fr O X O rV t 6 THE BOURBON NEWS Seventeenth Year Established 1831 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP I BRUCE MILLER Editors and Owners MY DEAR - TfcE BOUBBOJi NEWS FM DAY MAY 14 1897 A LITTLE NONSENSE OLD MAN My dear old man he jest suits mo Hes full as good as gool can be An jest as lovin an as true As when he used to be my beau He Is to day When I was sick not anyone Of all the things the neighbors done An they wuz kind Seemed half so nice an comforting As when hed do some little thing Jest to my mind Hed allers shake the pillers up So soft like that Id feel tip top An drop to sleep An then his cheery words an ways In evry way Helped thro many weary days Of trouble deep Our life aint been all sunshine fair Of sorrow we hev hed our share An blessings too Yes looking backward him and me On all the things thet used to be We find this true I often wonder what Id do If my dear man so good and true Wuz first called home -- I feel I shouldnt tarry long But soon should join him in the throng Around the throne They say ther haint no marriage there The love thets been so dear below Will purer still and holier grow An blessed prove Lizzie Ogden Smith in Springfield Mass Republican i i if i r I n I u i j u Certainly No alone or I leaves you alone see that aaid of her- - Mr B servant can ever care me A little Marjy When I was away in China m Mary ahem Mrs Blink- the winter my old mother was dying of while after a sue 3 cold and starvation and he came ves rlJ aai abKeu me wants to see you after I have gone to Grayson came and gave her money and Brooklyn Life food Now she sits and blesses him all the office A CASE OF BLACKMAIL day long and do you think Im going to NO WATER turn against him In tlie Port of Iquiqne ami No GraxN BY HERBERT ADAMS V Sv Grows There The next morning Mr Hamers clerk With one exception the port of Iqui I announced that a man named Kent rjiie lias never been visited by a drop of Well sir I cant say I altogether wished to sec him on private business rain This exception was on fancy it You see they might bring 17 1891 During- the last half hour Kent Who is Kent You can it into the law courts and then they show him in of the prevalence of a hurricane rain twists and turns you till you gets all Good morning sir Ive come from followed Despite the remarkable fact of a whirl and theres no knowing Mrs Hennell that rain is a thing- unknown in the what youll say sir or what theyll say Mrs Hennell Oh Yes Equique region not far distant seaward you say sir She thought as owyou might like to in the Pacific ocean within a radius of My dear Mrs Hennell Avas the know how the business was going on a few hundred miles is a belt between somewhat impatient reply Ill guar ¬ Well the confines of which incessant rains antee it shall never come into court - prevail I mean the charge of breach of promIm a lawyer myself and I know how nse you tola her and her daughter to fsot a blade oi srrass was ever known to manage it though even if it did get to grow atlquique and the surrounding bring against Mr Grayson tried the jury would be sure to give big Yes yes I know dont speak so country presents a barren appearance damages It is such a likely thing The houses and living apartments ol loud What has she done that a lodger should trifle with the af¬ Well I am Bill Kent you know who this places are peculiarly constructed HI fections of his landladys daughter was going to marry Marjy and little protection is necessary the When Theophilus Baines the vicar particularly if she is pretty and he is Of course said Mr Hamer trying alimate being warm Many have just of Pretworth gave a garden party in a curate But really sir I dont think he the pretty grounds of his vicarage all not to be impatient but what does thin substance for a roof sufficienly thick to keep off the hot rays of the ever made love to my Marjy I reallv the local world wTas thjere But to Dora Mr Grayson say Well Mrs Hennell has gone to apol- - tropical sun Rare sights of the primi Byngham and the junior curate the dont Dont be a fool my good woman whole world only numbered two and ogize this morning sir and tell him it tive way of conducting business in this peculiarly barren seaport town con- Who said he did All youve got to they looked forward with a great deal was all a mistake stanty meet ones eyes the most amus- What shouted the lawver do is to accuse him of promising to of joy to the day when they two should We are a going to chuck it replied inS of which is the manner water is das anarry your daughter and then of fail- ¬ become one Frank Grayson thought bributed to the natives In most ports ing to keep his promise He will deny himself exceedingly fortunate in hav Bill calmly visited by foreign vessels wines are the that he ever thought of such a thing ing secured the affections of so rich a Mr Hamer was silent for a few sec girl but it was the girl herself and not onds then he raved angrily at Mrs liquids most sought after by the nabut there are sure to be a lot of little things he said and did that you her banking account that he loved Hennells perfidy Bill Kent watched tives Such however is not the case in Iquique ¬ him in quiet amusement and made no Good drinking can bring in and when hes threatened They had rambled together to a sewater is all a native calls for The water with an exposure hes almost sure to cluded part of the garden but they did reply offer you a lot of money to hush it up not talk much Dora was happy at be- ¬ Do you know that I gave Mrs Hen- boat from Arica calls three times a Meanwhile heres five pounds and Ill ing with him aud he was wondering nell a five pound note and can get her week at Iquique and pumps into huge promise you five more when youve what answer he had better give his late imprisoned for obtaining inoney under tanks its contents This work is done done it landlady in three days time and wheth false pretenses said the lawyer in very rapidly and immediately the boat is off again on another trip Hundreds But my Marjy got engaged last week er or not it would be well to tell Dora all a threatening tone to Willie Kent sir said the old wom- ¬ about it He felt sure she would trust Bill only grinned and Mr Hamer of mules are employed by the authorian avariciously seising the five golden him and yet he shrank from the miser ¬ seeing he was not to be frightened with ties in distributing the water to the sovereigns able subject It was Miss Bynghani who such an obviously absurd threat residents who are allowed a limited Did she quantity only Neve mind Dont tell spoke first changed his tactics anyone about it and youll make Mr To the backs of the mules are Oh what a surprise here comes Mr ft is very foolish of her my good fast two large tanks one on eithermade ¬ Grayson pay for their marriage ex- Hamer side man if there is time you had better penses and house furnishing they being filled for distribution Water I thought Hamer was rather a chum 3top her and tell her she is wasting her Yes but hasnt he just got engaged of yours be dealt out indiscrim- said Grayson daughters marriage portion Other- ¬ is too scarce to mules and they present too sir To Miss Byngham of the Hall Oh said Dora with a delightful soon devise a method of inately to those Shes got lots and lots of money and moue that would have xjleased every- wise I shallsorry she a pitiable sight panting under the tried to cheat me strain of their heavy load in the intense man that could get her would not be one but the dapper innocent looking making her the If its too late I wili bid jrou good morn ¬ heat with their tongues hanging outs likely to want my Marjy though she is man who was apiroacliing them ing for the present unless you can a precious sight better than most of Frequently they will stop on the road- Per- ¬ earn a few pounds Never mind said Frank yourself them way and turn their lieads back and licl haps hell have the sense and g oodness Bill sat in silence for a few minutes from the outside of the tanks such ol I know all about that and his brow not to speak darkened a little he loved your daugh ¬ Hamer might have had the sense but and Hamer thought he was about to the water as has been splashed by theii ter and he jilted her when he got the he certainly lacked the goodness He come to terms after all Then he said Hogging- along About the money for getting marchance of marrying this rich lady It smiled very sweetly as he came forward It is a most expensive thing to have ried sir is so simple a case that you are sure to and shook hands with them both clothes washed and in many cases new Yes make a lot of monetv but of it clothing can be bought cheaper than I was afraid you were not going to I think well earn it sir Yery well sir me and Marjy will be here Miss Byngham the cost of laundering The absence ot Ah thats right my man I thought pasture lands and water prevents the 1 must confess I do our best though Really why you ¬ dont like it Because I was able to come myself ble would see it was best to be reasona- ¬ raising of live stock consquently proGrayson is sure to give you some- visions are very high Philadelphia She held out her hand to him and and it is so seldom that such a charm- ¬ thing handsome mastering his disgust he shook it ef- ¬ ing coincidence happens on my behalf Press Weve owned up to Mr Grayson sir fusively After all the arch villain What is it that so of ten detains you Crete anil Its Katives must be courteous to his tools then asked Dora while Frank pre- ¬ but we thought yu might oblige The peculiarly favorable position oi I The astute young lawyer chuckled to served an obstinate silence hoping that Yes you see sir we told the parson the island situated at the junction of himself in anticipation of his triumph Hamer would move on it wasbunkum but we thought it might three continents as it were and comas he left Oh we lawyers try to do in of all three has in I dont think it can fail if she plays what the clergy do in theorypractice be worth something to you if we didnt manding the coasts earliest times with said her part well he muttered as he Hamer and that is put an end to tell him and the vicar and Miss Byng ¬ vested it from the ham and all the big pots who it was 3nsimportance such as neither Sicily walked rapidly towards his home crime Sardina nor Cyprus although much She is such a greedy wretch that I thought you flourished on itv that put us up to it she is sure to do her best He is pretty burst out Grayson who disliked Hamer The two men looked at one another larger in area ever attained While certain to offer her something to be more than a little The mask of friendliness was thrown forming in prehistoric times a stepping si one for Egyptian and Asiatic civilizaquiet and if lie doesnt the piteous Perhaps I shall some day replied aside and they stood there like a pair tion in its progress toward the shores cry of the wronged widow and de- ¬ Hamer lightly but flushed a of wrestlers weighing each others little as strength orphan will soon till the town he said it ceived and watching for a favorable DfGreece Crete remained throughout aniiiquit singularly free from any close If he does pay up Ill take good caire Shall we go and have a game at opening political connection with Egypt Asia the tale leaks out and the money he croquet Hamer spoke first Dora to create a di- ¬ asked or Greece This insularity is to this paid will prove the charges were true version This is blackmail you villain and perhaps get rid of Hamer day one of the marked characteristics And then we shall see whether Dora What Are you not sorry that that be I think you told Mrs Hennell not to Dfbthe Cretan people and without ac Byngham will prefer this conceited game afraid of a littlebluffsir has been revived Miss Byng ¬ are the popinjay of a curate to me I think Ive When Bill Kent left that office he was cepting the view that the3r nf he asked ham the extant It is so insidious purest descendants got him pretty safe and Dora and her 50 richer than when he entered it Hellenes of the eighth century B C Insidious how so beauty and her money will soon be Why it teaches you to go up to a The marriage of Mr Grayson and Miss we must regard them nevertheless as mine ball to creep as near to it as you can Byngham and Mr Kent and Miss Hen- one of the most interesting branches ol II nell happened within a week of one an- ¬ Unfortunately the Rev Frank P Grayson B A junior even to embrace it and then after other Mr and Mrs Grayson received the Greek race lingering apparently in friendliness defects of the ancient Greek gravest curate of St Marys Pretworth was and love by its side this apparent among their wedding presents a small character were nowhere so pronounced as Mrs Hennell afterwards said comwe are told that its affection suddenly proves to be a mask gift from Three Unknown Friends pletely flabbygasted Mr Hamer did not send Mr and Mrs asin Crete and Mrs Hennell had been somewhat and with a mighty sweep you drive it Kent a wedding present but he paid for history throughout antiquity was one continuous chain of civil strife carried timid when she undertook the busi- to perdition or as near it as you can one all the same Tit Bits oniwith a savageness and bitterness of ness but having started it the opposi- ¬ I think the game inculcates treachery aniimosity exceeding all that was known tion Mr Grayson very naturally raised Miss Byngham and it ought to be pun- ¬ Ilmuls Off in 4he rest of Greece This political dearoused her lighting instincts and she ished as we punish breach of promise In connection with the recent death pravity was attended by such a degenHe had made his little speech with a played the part of an irate parent who of Blondin the greatest of funambu- ¬ name has a daughters wrongs to remedy gayety that caused Dora to smile at his lists it is recalled that President Lin- ¬ eracy of morals as to render the every offCretan a synonym for nearly with lifelike faithfulness and intensity humorous fancy but he glanced at coln once made use of him for one of vice Demetrius Kalopothakes iu Cen- Look here Mrs Hennell said Graj Grayson as he spoke about the breach of his characteristically apt illustrations son I always took you for an honest promise and was incased to see his To a fault finding delegation that visited fury voman or as honest as a landlady guilty start The curate had turned a him Mr Lincoln said r In Chicago- Gentlemen shade paler but he flushed ag ain Avhen could be reasonably expected to be but ITirst Preacher Doing much in the suppose all the properly you Ayere worth perceive you are only a blackmailer5 Dora cried merrily I wedding trade now Breach of promise No punishment was in gold and you had to put it into How dare you say such a thing to Second Preacher Yes business is the hands of Blondin to carry across should be too severe for that yeat me cried the virtuous mother Not Niagara falls on a rope would you shake r0Vd People getting married thisN Y mrnrHpd bpfnrp Come he said huskily nmf let us the cable or keep shouting out satisfied with making my Marjy so to him who never jjVW go and join the others unhappy you are now calling me bad Truth And Hamer smiled with an evil glit ¬ Blondin stand up s little straigiiterl nauies Discarded Blondin stoop a little more go a little Grayson felt considerably disturbed ter in his eyes as he followed them iirnnd Whv didnt you invite Mr faster lean more to the south No IV He was indignant at this most calumyou would hold your breath as well as IF unBibone the humorist to yoin While the vicars garden party was your tongue nious charge but he saw that it would 4 and keep your hands off reuchrpp Ttjy entirelydis-prove- - progressing and Hr Hamer was ¬ be exceedingly difficult to to have thf satis until he we concluded safe over Youths Com 3Bess--7it and there was little doubt fying himself thut his scheme waa be panipn ias Jjolcer out -- But somehow I dont feel no fear But thet above when I said no you said you would be my sweetheart And so artistic was the girl that she managed to get a couple of very realistic tears to trickle down her cheeks Then she went on You told me your name was Frank and 3rou asked me to call you Frank This is infamous cried Grayson as he fell helplessly back into his chair There was the merest atom of truth in what she said and the rest was an utter fabrication But how could he prove it and get people to believe him They might not be able to establish their claim in court but his name would be for ever besmirched bv the skillfully concocted allegations What would his fiancee Dora Byng ¬ ham say when she heard it He al- ¬ most felt it would be better to be vic- ¬ timized than to create so unpleasant a scandal At last he promised lo give them his decision in a weeks time and they agreed to wait for that period be ¬ fore taking further action with her sweetheart Bill Kent she was all the same vou must chuck it the Oirish aint all Grakes oor this soon persuaded She had had a rough kentry would be depopelated of all its But why Whatever will ma say a onstabulary be gob Philadelphh life and it would be interesting to know how much of her disposition was inher ¬ Mrs Hennell soon arrived on the Worth American ited and how much acquired The Ultimate Test scene in answer to her daughters shrill j I hear said sug- ¬ summons She was disgusted when she Do you mean to say that I ever Rafferty that the Turks hov more Short St JBet Broadway and Mill gested that I should marry you asked heard of Bills decision Success seemed min than the Greeks They hov But the curate when she arrived so probable that her scruples had long the question av rale importance aint LEXINGTON DKIM Yes you did said Marjy veiling ago vanished which hov the most whin they shtarf James ConnorH - - - Proprietor her eyes and trying to look modest Dont be a fool Bill she said You the fiSut but whick hov the mosht You did that day when you took me just keep quiet and leave it to me and vvlUn thev Set through Washington Rates 2 And 250 Per Day on your knee Marjy well work it all right ltar When 1 what you youll have to stop it said K Mrs Blinkly John dear wont tell When you took me on your knee BillI One hundred good rooms Electric firmly either you leaves him you discharge Mary You know I am lights hot and cold bathav barber shop and asked if had a sweetheart and Ma-a-- Thought Transference--Hoste- ss Willie Kent her lover had4 DEALER IN Good general So land of me 4tHow much do you want he at called to see her They had just told to have night you asked Guest No tat all Furniture Window Shades Oil him of their plan for levying a contribu- So length asked kind of me to have come Cloths Carpets Mattresses Punch Well sir one does hear of thousands tion from Mr Grayson towards the wed ¬ And continued the physician as Etc of pounds but I only wants justice ding expenses and he had raised no be was about to leave eat only wha sir Ill call Marjy and see what she objection Taking his pipe out of his Special attention given to UndertakBut doctor how says mouth he said to Marjorie as they sat agrees with you ing and Repairing am I to know whether it agrees with Miss Marjorie Hennell was a together in the little garden Yon Main Street - - - - Paris Ky Look here Marjy which of the par- oie until after I have eaten it brunette of about 20 years of kers Statesman age She had bold brown eyes that sons is it you are going for Hicks It is rather tkumibatinsr would attract some and repel others For Mr Grayson Bill O She had been a little reluctant in joiniWell no hankey did he really for a man to have more people at his ng- the conspiracy against Mr Gray ¬ carry on with you or not No hankeyr fimeral than at his wedding Wick- sTdont know A man doesnt have to son as no one knew better than she old girl just the plain truth reciprocate f or attentions shown him No Bill he didnt did the untruthfulness of the allega ¬ so- ¬ Well then youll have to chuck it it bis funeral Boston Transcript tions but having been reared by a Pat Do ye moind Moike how the cialistic father wTho regarded everyone Chuck it Bill Why ma says well THE VERY BEST be- ¬ get at least brakes do be all goin home to fight with money as a natural foe and 100 50 perhaps OJLJy RELIABLE PROMPT ting shown that if successful the Cant help it old girl I aint fond Moike I iue an I be think in th nt ita PAYING scheme would mean a quick marriage of parsons and I am fond of quids but li gude thing for this eounthry thet cusations that many of the townsfolk would be ginning to work satisfactorily jMT j only too willing- to believe the evil ac¬ Marjorie Hennell was also receiving a visitor ¬ GEO W DAVIS - THE COILED SPRIftQ WOfES WIRE FENCE ¬ good-lookin- g- ¬ W HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance MILLER r COLLINS Agenti Paris Kentucky 4- 5 This is a smooth fence that will turn any kind of stock It is made from tht best hard steel drawn specially for tb purpose NON UNION HOTEL REED The large steel wires fdrming tht horizontal bars are first coiled around a inch rod thus practically becoming COILED SPUING S their entire length These are securely tied together by Id cross bars to the rod The cross ban are best quality of annealed wire wrapped three times galvanized around each horizontal bar ready for business slacks below as cheerfully as it takes a new Being a HOW Tl IS MADE A j self regulator iris always up for 3 ITS ADVANTAGES 5 -- I Sept-embe- r - - grip for 90 in the shade gently but firmly persuades a runaway team to reconsider its action An unruly bull is safe as a canary in its cage it saith unto the festive hog thus far shall thou go The fierce wind and drifting and Postal telegraph office etc snow pass by and it heeds them not 21jy96 ly There is no terror in the locomotive spark The trespasser is not led into temptation and the rail stealers ocThe hired man and cupation is gone ZFVSJLjIj the lagging tramp alike scorn it proffer ¬ ed shade Like the model housewife FULL stock of Fruit and Ornamental when well supported it is always neat Grape Vines Small Fruits Asparagus and everything for the and tidy Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- ¬ POSTS ploy no agents Try us on prices and THREE POSTS to the 100 FEET Bee the difference between those of a Economy is not our sole object in grower and dealer Catalogue on aj placing posts for farm fence at the un¬ plication to usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart Farmers say the closer the posts th fl F HILLENMEYER 20oct Lexington Ky better the fence That may apply t common fences but depending largely onite elasticity we psefer the long panel For cemeteries lawna yards etc they should of course be nearer IS to 20 feet is not objectionable TREES TREES 1896 1 We have completed and are now building a lot of this fence for Bourbon farmers and you can examine into iti merits for yourself Estimates cheerfully furnished You mav nnt nn th nosts and we will hnfld the fence or we will contract to do the whole job If you are needing any I fence see us We will save yon money and still build you the best fence made Respectfully MILLER COLLINS Paris Ky -- The Page Wirt Fence In Bourbon ¬ i Messrs Miller JPnotbo deceived by allnrtHf advertisements and tnink you can get the Dest made finest finish and MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE eon for a merepained Buy from reliable manufacturers that have a reputation by honest and square dealing Gentlemen 93 Millersburg Ky May 4 Agents Collins in--cide- nts ¬ j ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ j - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 10 cents cent Playing cards orange cent Proprietary blue imperforate15 cents cent Proprictarybluepart perforatelO cents 2 cent Proorletaryoraugefull pofrote15 cents 3 cont Playing cardgreenimperforateS2 3 ceut playing cardgreenf ull perrte20 cents 3 cent Telegraph green imperforate 10 cents 4 cent Playing cardviolet perforate50 cents 4 cent Proprietary violetpart perfoatelOcents 10 cents 5 cent Express red imperforate 10 cents 6 ceut Playing card red perforate 10 cents 5 ceut Proprietary perforate 6 ceut Proprietary orange perf oratcSo 10 cent Bill of Ladingbluc imperfotelo cents 10 cent Bill of Ladingbluepart pertel5 cents o0 cents 2r cent Bond imperforate 40 cent Inland Exchangeimperforate7o cents 50 cent Probate of Will Imperforate Si 25 70 cent Foreign exchaugegreeuimate90 centfi SI 51 Life Insurance imperforate 2 2 2 Woven Wire Fence on my farm for about eighteen months and am well pleased with it It has proved to be all There is none in tho world that can equal that is claimed for it It turns all kindi In mechanical construction durability of working parts fineness of finish beauty in appearance or has of stock and is as tight as it was the day as many improvements as the NEW HOME it was put up and has stood some severs WRITE FOR CIRCULARS tests A horse of one of my neighbor The Hew Home Sewing Machine Co fell across the fence a few months ago CnAxoBMASs BoBToavilASS 28 Ukiok Square Ny I and was not taken off for several hours CrnoiGO lis Bt Louis Mo DaixasTexas but when taken oft the fence went back SanFuakctbcoCal Atlanta Ga OR SALE QY to its place all right with the exception of a few staples During the storm of WINN Paris Ky COOE April 24th a good sized tree was blown across the fence and bent it down to th U S REVESDE STAMPS WASTED ground As soon as the tree was cast off the tence went up all right and was BY as good as ever with the exception of T Z Green County Clerk ait Olivet Ky one broken wire and a few staples out I want to buy for cash the following U S of place Revenues either canceled or uncanceled at I am so well pleased with the feno the prices annexed when stamps are sent in that I am going to put up more of it gooa condition Respectfully Each right away 1 cent Express red Imperforate 5 cents Wm Becraft 5my tf 1 cent Express red part perforate 5 cents 1 cent Playing Cards red imperforate50 cents 1 cent Playing cardsredpart perforate30 cents 1 cent Proprietaryredpart perforate10 cent6 50 cents cent Telegraph red imperforate 2 cent Bank Cneclc bluepart perforates cents We are prepared to furnish at re 5 cents sonable prices locust posts by the car- ¬ Uceut Certificate blue imperforate 2 cent Certificate blue full perforate10 cents Delivered at your nearest rail- ¬ 2 cent Certiflcateorangefull perforatelO cents load 5 cents road station imperforate 2centEspress blue 10 cents 2 cent Express blue part perforate MILLER COLLINS 2 ccnt Playing cardsblueimperforate50 cents -1 I have had the Pagd Paris Kentucky K- i 1 locust POSTS CLOTHES GLEftHED REPJE v r-v-- - have a first class WEcleaning employed to take charga experienced tailor of our repairing and pressing department Work done on short notice Our prices are lower than others and we will do your work right PARIS FDRHISHIHE AHD t - C TAILOBIKG CO ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Manifest imperforate sl 10 SI 25 Mortgage full perforate 1 50 1 00 Passage Ticket imperforate 1 30 Foreign exchangeorange imate- - 3 On 4X 1 90 Foreign Exchange maroon 5 00 3 50 Inland Exchange imperforate 5 00 Probate of Will imperforate 7 00 30 00 20 00 Probateof Will imperforate 1 50 1 30 Blue and Black 1 60 Bine and Black 2 00 5 cent Black and Green proprietary 5 cents 6 cent Blade aud Green proprietary o cents 10 cent Black and Green proprietary 5 50 ceut Black d Green proprietary 3 b 1 00 Black and Green proprietary 5 00 5 00 Black and Green proprietary 15 00 lalso wish to buy old canceled postage stamps aud stamped envelopes of any aud all denominations from 1SJ0 to 1S75 for which I will pay liberal prices Address T L GREEN County Clerk Mt Olivet Ky Notf The above named stamps can be found on Deeds Mortgages Notes Receipts Agreements Bank Check etc from ItJGl to 1875 also on Proprietary Medicines Matches etc Tne foregoing oiler is genuine made In good faith aud will be carried out to the let- ¬ ter in every instance when I receive the stamps I have mentioued In good order Koforenco Mt Olivet Deposit Bank or any official of Robertson county T Ij Grkjln County Clerk SI SI t 24mar tf TV H S STOUT Manager W DUDLEY BILL POSTERS PARIS KY CO 1 All Kinds of Posting Promptly Attended To Distributing Ettju t- TOWN LOT FOR SALE 42ixll0 foot lot in Williams ad dition well located Will be sold at low price on four payments one fourth cash balance in three equal pay- ¬ ments at six twelve and eighteen months Address L L care Thh News Paris Hy jJL A ¬ ¬ wm a 1 -- -- -- ¬ m trtad bwt catalogue we ever published Aak for nr m tfl Vtal8cin - Thi iatha larS tP 0 Up-to-Ba- te Iaaa a ALLIANCE CARRIAGE CO r T m V- - 5v or I 1 M TH E BOURBON NEWSFIUDAY MAY 14 1897 THE FARMING WORLD I HORSELESS CARRIAGES How Tlieir Introduction Would Af¬ jit Was the Ragre in Washington Osr rope fect the Making of Roads GARDEN IRRIGATQJ I have been to Xalambaka and to the Faro ins Buchanans Term cap¬ At a recent meeting of the Massachuwas king at the national A Science That Is Not as Well Under ¬ setts Highway association the discus frontier 35 miles to the north It is a ital during James Buchanans term stood as It Should Be sion took an interesting and somewhat district of wild mountains the water- The most pretentious gambler of them Irrigation is being- adopted by the suc novel turn The particular topic under shed of the river Peneios and Haliac- all was Joe Hall whose midnight sup ¬ consideration was the demands of horse mon says the Trikkala correspondent pers Lucullus would have made haste to cessul gardeners and throughout the world The fact less carriages on the highways of the I found at Ivalambaka one detachment envy could he have tasted the canvas of Euzonoi they were still short of uni- Taack duck stuffed with chestnuts and that water can be applied to fruits and future vegetables at any time required is ProfT C Mendenhall the chairman forms but otherwise fully ready Prom the side dish of Virginia hominy done enough argument to convince anyone of the highway commission of the state Kalambaka to Velemitza on the fron- brown in butter garnished with bacon of the value of irrigation Thorough seems to have expressed the common tier a militaiyroad is being made from Accomac fed on acorns Silver tests in the rain belt regions have dem ¬ opinion when he said If 3ou are build which will be finished in a week The goblets like motley were the only onstrated that irrigation makes better ing roads to be used by power wagons only possible passes from the Haliac wear for champagne says a Wash¬ mon valley debouch on Velemitza As ington correspondent Savored products and more than doubles and I think we are coining to that the yield In this sense the application you must build them entirety different proklisia and Zarkos The last is now There were no clubhouses so called of moisture by the hand of man has be- ¬ in some respects from those en which possible for artillery The Greeks keep in ante bellum days in Washington Gen Uoy Stone di- G000 men there It is probably the And here up to the fall of Sumter tha come a science Although practiced horses now run for the past G000 years and a rector of the office of road inquiry at same path by which Alexander the Great south and north no matter how necessity in the production of crops Washington is more specific in his pre crossed to the destruction ot Thebes acrid the days debate in con in two thirds of the world irrigation dictions In a paper quoted at the same At Velemitza there is no road on the gress when the members met beis but little understood by many of the meeting he says Undoubtedly the Turkish side beyond Yaskala where fore Joe Halls or George Pen best farmers and gardeners in the wearing surfaces of stone or asphalt G000 Turks are posted I then went to dletons green baize table on United States The science dispels will be replaced by flat steel rails suit the principal intermediate points such Pennsylvania avenue all on pleasure droughts and malces crops annual suc- ed to all vehicles and laid level with the as Asproklisia above Easkaba calling bent tuey let silence like a poultice cesses At best the rain dependence roadway so that wheels will pass onto nt one of the Meteora monasteries on fall and heal the blows of political the way Here I was drawn up in a net strife and sound or off them with slight difficulty Jo Hall who died very poor in Bal These great highways will connect al3 by a rope and found that the monks had five The prior complained timore during the war was in the last the large cities and will be crowded dwindled to If If If f If r l with vehicles of kinds now seen only that war would rob him of all chance - generation the most munificent and of securiner neoiohvtes Thence I trav most continuously successful higli-in exhibition or on trial trips among the gamboliers oi Such forecasts are an illustration oi eled four hours by goat tracks to a vil- roHer k the modern habit of discounting the ad- lage above which stand the rival block- America His horses with gold tipped vance of science As yet horseless car- houses The Turkish are the more harness were the cynosure of all eyes In Philadelphia he rai a gambling riages have hardly passed the experi- strongly held There are no paths bet- Greek offi- house on Walnut above Eleventh north mental stage in America Neverthe- ter than goat tracks The less here is a bod- - of practical stu- cers are most hospitable and I stayed side from 1856 till the war broke out dents of the road question planning for the night There are splendid views of Here Thaddeus Stevens the great com K l iLJi the time when they shall be in common Pindus and Olympus and the valleys of moner of Penusylvaniahobnobbed with UiatcPJtc7 James A Bayard of Delaware and the use Such planning however should the Haliacmon and Peneios SCIENTIFIC IRRIGATION on the frontier excite handsome Ellis Schnable who with The Euzonoi not neglect the claims of the bicycle is only an uncertain substitute for in ¬ which are not likely to be soon with- the warmest admiration There are no Bill Witte of Philadelphia made two dependent soil moisture by irrigation drawn in favor of any sort of three better hill troops in Europe They are of the best all round stump orators of The sources of artificial water supply wheeled or four wheeled traveling ma- equally remarkable for their agility whom the Keystone democracy ever are so numerous that there is no ne chine As to the claims of the horse their endurance their spirits their boasted cessity for any section of the country little need be said The modern world temperance and their intelligence If If stiff and sore St Jacobs Oil will cure suffering from a lack of rainfall Run seems to be taking the position that he the rest of the army were like them the you Wont lose a day The cure is sure ning streams can be tapped by con has no claims which any traveler is Turks would have but a small chance structing gravity canals springs may bound to respect Youths Companion There is danger also since they are Some mens only virtue is that they go to be easily developed and their waters such natural fighters that once mobi- bed early Washington Democrat Xtilized wells and cisterns can be lized they will be hard to recall with ¬ STRAINING THE MILK Just trv a 10c box of Cascarets candv ca- pumped of their supply by windmills So out bloodshed Their talk of a Task in the Dairy Nceils to He guerilla war They evidently is allmuch tharticfinest liver and bowel regulator made and other lifting devices When once rely Done More Carefully acquired a water right is worth more I detected A real No work on the farm should be more on a rising in Macedonia land it irrigates even in the carefully done than the straining of a strong note of impatience As they himself trifling man is always weighing than the Washington Democrat sections where rainfall moisture is milk A strainer made with a wire are mostlj north Greeks and Albanians depended upon for soil food Gardens screen though often used is very im their minds run more on Macedonia Years of rheumatism have ended with and small fruit orchards and vineyards perfect and should be discarded The than on Crete and they will be greatly cure by St Jacobs Oil Cures promptly nre especially benefited by irrigation writer has found the strainer illustrated disappointed if the settlement of the even though there is an abundance of herewith simple cheap and perfect in latter robs them of the chance of in Anything first class is hard to equal rain for general field crops The scien ¬ its work A is simply a large funnel Aading the former As for the Euzonoi Washington Democrat tific application of water at the exact the upper part of which is a hoop six or I am afraid that the Greek public relies too much on this splendid but not nu- ¬ lime needed solves the long mooted When bilious or costive eat a Cascaret merous force and little knows how candy cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 25c problem of whether or not the garden pays for any except the professional much more training and preparation Saving does not make nearly everybody of all kinds are needed Political cour- rich market feeder Many abandoned farms MUOUIUKWU XClUUklllj age however great does not compenin the east could be reclaimed and made sate for the absence of drill in an or to pay as well as desert lands are re- ¬ It may come last but St Jacobs Oil is the ganized and not guierrilla army At best to cure sprains It ought to be first deemed in the west and converted into Trikkala there are about 6000 of all earthly homes of paradise arms and at Ivalambaka and on tlie People kick when a show is too long and Several s3Tstems of irrigation are pracalso frontier 4000 more Nearly all the ar- ocratwhen it is too short Washington Demticed but probably the most general tillery is concentrated here and at method is the furrow plan This con ¬ Zarkos a main canal which carries the sists in THE MARKETS Whatever happens the frontier line water to the head or highest point of needs rectifying everywhere There is The land where it is divided into smaller AN EXCELLENT STRAINER Cincinnati May IS urgent need of a neutral zone and the LIVE STOCK Cattlecommoni 2 75 3 35 laterals and conveyed by them to the 00 belect eight inches deep with the top of the Haliacmon is a far better naturariinq CALVES butchersgood light 4 OJ to 4 50 furrows These small furrows lead the 5 Fair to 7 50 3 0J fo 3 60 ommon water along near the roots of the trees hoop a little larger than the bottom It seems that Greece a Aveek hence will hOf Til 3 fih rh Mixed njinlrprn or plants and after passing through Fig b is a tin hoop similar in shape but be as ready as the present conditions u iy o w uiKiiiisuiDpers 4 00 4 25 the entire lot empties into a waste a trifle smaller than the hoop which and her resources permit but unreadi- SHEEP Choice 5 0J 6 50 Spring forms the top of the funnel When I ness repaired in a desperate hurry will LAMBS Winter family ditch which carries it into a creek or 3 35 a 3 65 FLOUR 91 ether stream to be used again by the wish to use the strainer I place a piece entail a heavy price and the Greeks GRAIN Wheat No 2 red a 87ya No3red farmers below The time occupied in of muslin IS inches square over the top must count all the cost before they 26y3 Corn No 2 mixed to 21 Oats No 2 irrigating a given era depends ujon the of the funnel a and the hoop b is put move London Times Rye No 2 a 12 30 kind of crop and nature of the soil on top of the cloth which is pushed FEAR THEIR MOTHERS-IN-LA00 HAY Prime to choice 1175 75 PROVISIONS Mess pork In ordinary garden soil containing down inside the top of the funnel A Lard fc 3 7rV5 much manure and little clay a small perfect strainer wTith a cloth bottom is Peculiar Customs in tlie Households BUTTER Prime steam 9 8 Choice dairy of tlie Xavaju Indians at 16H Prime to choice creamery stroam may run from one hour to three thus obtained The bottom of the fun2 25 ft 2 50 Some of the manners and customs oi APPLES Per bbl times that long on a row eight to twelve nel is made to fit the top of my milk 1 10 00 POTATOES Per bbi in length In most sections it is cans When ready to milk the strainer the Navajo Indians may be of interest rods NEW YORK mother-in-law- s There a man cannot FLOUR Winter patent 4 50 4 01 advisable to make irrigating furrows is placed in the top of the can and taken to 79 under any circumstances speak to or GRAIN Wheat No northn not more than 20 rods in length as the to the barn and as soon as a cow is No 2red 81ift 8i mother-in-laCORN No 2 mixed 30 ends next the ditch or main canal get milked the milk is poured into the fun ¬ even look upon his to 23 soaking while the nel strained at once and all dust per- ¬ Should his eye rest upon her even for OATS Mixedmess too much water from 9 50 8 73 PORK New 4 22H stream is finding its way to the lower fectly excluded As the top of the a moment the superstition is that he LARD Western CHICAGO Joel Shomaker strainer holds several quarts a pail of will by accident become blind It seems end of the furrows 4 40 4 60 FLOUR patents milk can be emptied at once and no time impossible that such an idea should be GRAIN Winter No 2 in Parm and Pireside to 94 red Wheat a large number of peolest by slow pouring Samuel S Heed actually held by No 2 Chicago spring to 74 t ple The law must be broken repeat- CORN No 2 244a 245j in Orange Judd Farmer ORCHARD AND GARDEN OATS 16U edly by accident without the payment PORK No 2 8 62 8 65 Mess to the New land is best adapted of the penalty Yet the idea is current LARD Steam 3 93 3 92 BOV1NES THE PIONEERS growth of berries to day and is in full force and effect BALTIMORE Famiiy 3 90 4 25 trees or plants will not take Oxen mid Sot tlie Railroads Settled exercising an appreciable influence on FLOUR Wheat No 2 Fruit Grain 81VS 8l2j tlie Western Conntry the social conditions of the people care of themselves Corn Mixed 0 3 It is the horse and not the railroad 24 Oats Mixed 234 The mother has no direct interest in LARD Relined Annual pruning largely avoids the which should be given most of the 11 50 her daughters marriage but the inter- ¬ PORK Mess 16 85 necessity for removing large limbs credit of settling this western country 4 15 3 4 59 First Grapes thrive best in well cultivated said a state senator in discussing a est arising from maternal love might CATTLEWestern quality HOGS 4 45 4 40 often complicate or even make impos and well drained land INDIANAPOLIS bill to regulate freight rates the other 89 No fruit repays judicious pruning and day He was mistaken The niost po sible the usual procedure So the mother-in-- GRAIN Wheat No 2 24 Corn No 2 mixed law taboo began and gradually trimming better than the pear tent influence in settling all the west ¬ grew into a fixed custom or law What 20 Oats No 2 mixed Make quality rather than quantity ern empire was the ox It alone could LOUISVILLE harm could an irate mother-in-lado FLOUR Winter patent 3 75 4 00 the principal aim stand the burden across the burning if she were absolutely prohibited from GRAIN Wheat No 2 red yi Having the orchard trimmed upkeeps sands as with little food and less water speaking to her daughters husband1 25 Corn Mixed 2D Oats Mixed it plodded its patient way toward the And on the other hand what show PORK Mess the trees bearing- well 95 4 50 Cherry trees must be grafted early setting sun Anyone familiar with the would a man have if left unprotected LARD Steam earlier days can testify to this The to the mercy of three or four mothers-in-laif good reKults are expected Choose young thrifty trees with trail followed by the California 49ers The papefs are full was literally fenced with skeletons of ticed for polygamy is commonly pracgood roots and straight clean tops in the tribe Some such law is 1 HJ1SI9 1 of deaths from All trees that have roots or tops horses but seldom could the bones an actual necessity in primitive SO- - r bruised or mangled should be dis- of an ox be found Another thing which may not be gen ¬ cieties complications brought about by carded The neverthe- ¬ but setting out a tree save some of erallya known that which is days an ox this peculiar condition are many and In in those less fact is the top soil especially to put around the train would cross the continent in less various An accidental meeting for ex- ¬ is very awkward roots time than a horse train It was the ample Indians are present to both If ec99Cee0 9 frantic warn ¬ 1 Mulching prevents the early flow of old story of the turtle and the hare other sap by preventing the ground from We once heard an old 49er say that ings to hide himself are shouted to the ull irii i7i iiiiimi Of course allium mm iiiuhhiiwimi man and if he is on horseback he will warming up too soon no dog ever made the trip from the the heart fails to act Nectarines and apricots can be Missouri river to California unless it strike out as if for his life The woman e when a man dies grown anywhere that the peach or was carried in a wagon Next to man is warned and threatened and if possi- ¬ 9 a 9 but Heart Failure so called nine off and concealed behind prune will thrive well the ox can go further afoot than any ¬ ble hurried rock or biish If no way of escape is times out of ten is caused by Uric o Either red clover alone or clover and thing which lives with possibly the possible the man drops upon the seedexception of the camel Next to the ground huddled up into as small a c Acid in the blood which the Kidneys e orchard grass is best to be used in ox the mule was no doubt the most en ¬ 9 fail to remove and which corrodes ing down the orchard ¬ before the buds swell during animal engaged in the freight space as possible and drawing his blan- 9 the heart until it becomes unable to Do the grafting ket over his head remains thus hidden 9 The stock and scion must unite before traffic on the great plains before the until the danger is jmst Chicago 9 perform its functions stored up nourish ¬ iron horse made its way to the moun- ¬ Chronicle O Mig buds need the 9 many cities very e tains The mules used in the overHealth Officers in ment t Lucky Esenpe 9 for the trees while they land work were mostly bred in Mis ¬ ISTear A McPherson Ga a man was 19 properly refuse to accept Heart Fail¬ It is better Port are growing to raise hoed crops among souri from the best Spanish and Maltese crossing a shaky bridge over a swampy ure as a cause of death It trees will get the benefit of stock and for generations great breed them so the a sign of ignorance in the ing establishments were kept up for ureek when a lynx appeared on the cultivation St Louis Republic the physician or may be given to cover the purpose of supplying this trade scene spoiling for a fight The man up the real cause Figrlitinsr Iie Tobacco Worm Some day the mule family will have vas unarmed but he was game Tak ¬ Tobacco growers are combatting the a monument in this country Denver ing off his big slouch hat he shook it at 9 the beast The lynx paused and the worms by using a spray of one pound of Field and Farm man advanced flapping his hat and to 1G0 gallons of water Paris green agitator yelling fiercely The lynx backed away Tlie Cost Was Enormous Use aknapsack sprayer with No system of rpad building has ever In a puzzled manner and a final flap of is not desirable to use It attachment A Medicine with 20 Years of green on the plants the moth that been devised which for durability and the hat and a terrible yell sent it scur ¬ Paris 9 ¬ Success behind it lavs the eggs may be destroyed by fak smoothness approaches that of the Bo- - rying away into the swamp The man ing the bloom of the jimson weed place¬ liuans but the cost was of course put on-- his hat and went on his way will remove the poisonous Uric Acid along the tobacco rows in an up enormous and large armies of men home Golden Days hem I by putting the Kidneys in a healthy right position and inject into each were employed Some of the Boman per capita circulation of cur- ¬ The condition so tnat iney win naiuraiiy Dloom with a small clean can some of roads are still in good condition after rency in the United States is now 2555 P3iminate it the following mixture One jpint water a lapse of 15 centuries during which as against 2557 a month ago and 2432 ounce co most of them have nadfew if any re one fourth pint honey one M it year ago pairs is sure death to the miller salt Ji ¬ GREEKS ON THE FRONTIER Some of tlie Best Hill Troops in Eu ¬ FARO WAS KING THREE HAPPY it WOffl Pinkhams 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shall always praise the Vegetable Compound done for me Mrs Margaret Anderson 363 Lisbon St Lewiston Me sslHi I I ¬ I i t ¬ ¬ I ¬ ¬ JI f- ¬ 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 Mrs ¬ Carrie V Wiiiams South Mills N C ¬ - ilj ¬ The great volume4 of testimony proves conclusively that Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound is a safe sure and almost infallible remedy in cases of irregularity suppressed excessive or painful monthly periods ¬ ¬ ¬ yM--WII s a OS ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 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 83 J 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 SS - The pine knot the tallow candle the oil lamp gas these are stages in the evo- ¬ MF y - I M lYX l ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 13 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 theres nothing cheaper than the best New 4 McCormick Harvesting Machine Company Chicago The Light Running McCormick Open Elevator Harvester The Light Running McCormick New 4 Steel Mower The Light Running McCormick Vertical Corn Binder and The Light Running McCormick Daisy Reaper for sale everywhere A ¬ WWW REASONS FOR USING j W U ¬ Walter Baker tM I ff aKifltijm 1 Breakfast Cocoa Cosl I 31 1 w mm wwm 0 mt ¬ ¬ Z Because it is absolutely pure Because it is not made by the so called Dutch Process in which chemicals are used X Because beans of the finest quality are used 4 Because it is made by a method which preserves unimpaired the exquisite natural flavor and odor of the beans 2 Because it is the most economical costing less than one cent 5 a cup Be sure that you get the genuine article made by WALTER CO Ltd Dorchester Mass BAKER Established 1780 l BaB aa ¬ ¬ w V U - w ¬ it rn A the many washing powders that have been made to imitate Pearline would claim to excel it in any way All they ask is to be considered the same as or as good as Pearline But theyre not even that Pearline is to- ¬ day just as it has been from the first the best thinp-- in the world for every kind of washing and cleaning 01 Never Not a bit of it That is out of the question Probably not one -- OfrOfrfrfrfr0O0 A head of Pearline x -- ¬ Heart Failure Qasdy GAIMPC 4 Y T I 11 I ¬ IAf SU 25 50 rw BWMrsSmmiiimFtV 1 rMaJL jlW a a mafo m fr i yPiWIJlMHU14lH I ABSOLUTELY ViVTufiTirl Tinntrlnt -- GUARANTEED Art4 wUUwu frao RTPTTTVn uuutiiv- l fSHSa tea DRUGGISTS -i PPMrnv vun nutrtr vntn1 n uujiujii rt Vilnius uuuciu vauMuiucu iuit rfi 1 li iff mmr All I xi- r 3170 ¬ ¬ Fory oursel f wh ere land is good and cdeapWhere tbon- sandshavebecome prosperous Where the climate is per fect and the soil is rich N EBRASKA offers great opportunities to the farm renter who wants to be como a farm owner Send for free handsome illustrated pamphlet on Nebraska to PSEUSTIS Genl Passr Agent C B Q R K Chicago 111 l1 FUU CIRCLE Steel and Wooden steel lined shipped on trial to reliable parties FTXLIr GUARANTEED t3T WRITE FOE CATALOGUE AND PRICES M B liEWIS JLesiiec HUiNTKB BOX WKTMWSSIB NOTICE SAME THT3 THEGENUINE HARTSHORN for LABEL ASD GET on - HAY IMPROVED PRESSES PENSIONS eo and WYnnWH for increaBo 2 llejected claims reopened All laws free 31 yrs practice Success or no fee A W McCormiek Sons Cincinnati O and KuMngtoa BC SOIIKS Meridian Machine Shops K MERIDIAN MISS riftHpfM I w9 in time vri OPIUM ANK TVJIEN and Whiskey 2Tnblt cured at home witnoutnnin Book or particulars sentFKEE BM WOOLLlorMD Atlanta Ga oHS HKttY mM IT IS THE BEST E -- Best Cough SyTup CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS ¬ - - lIMlIIIIHlMNv wtiinu draisigEi A Tastes Good Sold by druggists Use YUCATAN 16S6 please state that you saw the Advertise ¬ ment In tbfs paper VISITING TO ADVERTISERS i -- Jti a i 4 Vi r 8 JZGOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS - THE BOURBON KEWiRIDAY JsfwES j TfJjKWTM j - MAY 14 1897 P - V gEsw J - The Ioyer The first edition of 10000 copies of James Lane Allens new book The Choir Invisible has been exhausted taid another edition is in the press Mr Allen is at present in Washington the guest of Senator Lindsay Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In isriTOXJisroEMiEsisrTs FOR STATE SENATOR FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY We are authorized to ai nounce James M Thomas as a candidate the from Senator for State District Senatorial Twenty eighth composed of the counties of Bourbon Montgomery and Clark subject to the nftinn nf thfi Dfimooratic nriinary elec r l i V - J 3xh Vernona Jarbeau will head a comic opera company numbering fifty people mext season producing an opera by Smith DeKoven managed by H H Jacobs Jarbeau will go to Paris not JSy for her costumes Chas L Davis has declined an offer of 1000 per week to give a condensed ver ¬ sion of Alvin Joslin on the vaudeville stage Davis will sail next week for Europe and will spend the summer in v 2F --- - Switzerland a-- - ST v-- v- - H i ii n Lillian Lewis erratic and unlucky lias gone to New Mexico to rogainlost health She willjhavea new playLove and Liberty next seasonKwritten by iher husband Lawrence Marston 55 X The Empire Theater rnadej75000 this session and only played two attractions Under the Red John Drew and Bobe 4Dorothy Morton has been fired from the Geisha company for having a person ¬ al encounter with Violet Lloyd London society is agog over five fancy dress balls to be given shortly expecting o rival the Bradley Martin ball re election as County Attorney subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Sam ¬ as a uel B Rogers subject candidate for to the action County Attorney Democratic party of the tion July 31st r We are authorized to announce Denis FOR COMMONWEALTHS ATTORNEY LDundon as a candidate for County At We are authorized to announce John tnmev subiect to the action of thu 5V S Smith as a candidate for re election Democratic party as Commonwealths Attorney for the 5aX14i FOR ASSESSOR Fourteenth Judical District composed Scott of the counties of Bourbon We are authorized to announceiyjHKTJ to the Boardman as a candidate for Assessor Woodford and Franklin subject action of the Democratic party of Bourbon County subject tbjgthe action of the Democratic party YOU ARE NOW THINKING OF BUYING FOR JUDGE p We are authorized to announce We are authorized to announce Wm Clay as a candidate for Asseslorgof M Purnell as a candidate for Judge Bourbon County subject to the jaction of Bourbon County subject to the of the Democratic party w action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announced We are authorized to announce rett D Kenney as a candidatejfor James McClure as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subjecflito Judge of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm We are autnorized to announce T E as a candidate It will be of great assistance to you to lo jk through our mammoth stock of Ashbrook as a candidate for Judge of H W haleyCounty subject for Assessor¬ to tlie acBourbon Bourbon County subject to the action of tion of the Democratic party of the Democratic party 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- ¬ We are authorized to announce Archie cratic party W Bedford as a candidate for Assessor to announce T of Bourbon County subject to the We are authorized 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 our lerk subject to the action of the You will be satisfied when you trade at Twin Bros5 that you get Reliable Goods at RelhibLe Prices We are authorized to announce VG L goods Democratic party Hough as a candidate for Assessor of to announce Bourbon County subject to the action We are authorized 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 J ol iae Democratic party as a candidate for Assessor of Daniel Bourbon County subject to the faction FOR SHERIFF KB- - Cliftun Arnsparger as a candidate or We are authorized to announce TWIN BROTHERS BEST QUALITIES PERFECT FITS LOWEST PRICES IS fe 17 W princj Su it - - - MENS BOYS CLOTHING The Handsomest Line of Clothing Ever Displayed in Bourbon County i II b If t J vl announce George W Bo wen as a candidate for FOR SURVEYOR - Sheriff subject to the action of the New York theatre goers spend 6000We are authorized to announcesBENJ If elected Mr Democratic party 000 per year F Bedford Jr as a candidate for Bowens deputies will be W W t re election as Surveyor of Bourbon girl recently sen- Mitchell and James Burke A County subject to the action 5Pthe tenced in Owsley county to a year in the Democratic party We are authorized to announce penitentiary for false swearing has been Brutus J Clay Jr with G W Clarke as deputies FOR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS by the Governor Judy and J Smith 3ardoned as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the We are authorized to announced Miss Straw mattings dont cost much at action of the Democratic party Kate Edgar as a candidate for THintons He sells them at low as Superintendent of Public Schools FOR COUNTY CLERK for Bourbon County subject to the prices and he has a big stock to select from We are authorized to announce Ed action of the Democratic party D Paton as a candidate for re election We are authorized to announce Wm CARLISLE as Clerk of the Bourbon County Court E Williams as a candidate for Super ¬ subject to the action of the Democratic intend nt of Public Schools for Bourbon 2iews Culled From Nicholas County party County subject to the action of the Precincts Democratic party J P Mann has accepted a position as FOR JAILER irlegraph operator at Paynes Depot on FOR MAGISTRATE We are authorized to announce the L N 1ft T James as a candidate for authorized to Harry Groom of Lexington invaded Samuel subject to the action of the M We are as a candidate announce John Clay Jailer for Magistrate Bourbon and Nicholas last week and Democratic party from the Centdrville precinct subject to purchased 750 head of high grade heifers the action of the Democratic partyK ior shipment to Texas We are authorized to announce W C Protracted meeting began at the OoNESas a candidate for re election as L FOR POLICE JUDGE Christian Church Monday evening Jailer subject to the action of the Mr Jones candiThe pastor is assisted by Elder Dntcher Democratic party We are authorized to announceJityM Maysville Services each morning at dacy is in the interest of Mrs Landon Remington as a candidate for Police of 1030 anu in the evening at 730 during Ashbrook Judge subject to the action of the the week Democratic party We are authorized to announce W H Miss Nan Boone as a candidate for Jailer sub The Mercury says Wt are authorized to announce John cou- of mi Roberts Paris R Adair as a candidate for Police ject to eaea to De one or ine nnesr soloists m party the action of the Democratic Judge subject to the action of the the State has kmdlj expressed her will- ¬ Democratic party ingness to assist the band at their conWe are authorized to announce Wm We are authorized to announce Newt cert May 21 L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of Clark as a candidate for Police Judge It wasnt a good day for rats but E P Bourbon County subject to the action subject to the action of the Democratic Barney living on E G Smiths place of the Republican party party Irilled one hundred and eighty five rats We are authorized to announce John in twenty four hours He killed them H Stewart as a candidate for Jailer FOR MAYOR in the following places 88 under corn subject to the action of the Democratic We are authorized to announce crib 12x12 66 under a tobacco rick 12x4 party Benj Perry as a candidafe for Me- ¬ and 31 under a hen house 6x6 Mayor of the City of Paris subject to rcury me action ot the Democratic party FOR CONSTABLE On Thursday last while the workmen We are authorized to announcevW T We are authorized to announce were erecting the heavy iron front to Hatliff Bros Ross new building one Joseph F Williams as a candidate for Brooks as a candidate for Mayor of the of Paris subject of the large columns fell and mashed Constable of Paris precinct subject to city Democratic party to the action of Y the 4he foot and ankle of J as McCord who the action of the Democratic party was working on the building Mr Mc feHmHHKHBnHEaBWnBBn Jord was conveyed to his home in Dor3iana and the foot was amputa- ¬ We are authorized to twelve-year-ol- d ¬ r Ol liJtJ a r rvepUUllUilU UctlLV u y 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 and profitable to look through this Depnrtmrnt Our sock offedncements in Axcellence and variety at such low prices that you will regret if 3 ou fail to call be both pleasureable It will - gr afcjn 13 O and material at money saving prices We have an entire new stock of 3H 3 Eest- J le-elec-ti- on Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes in Blacks and Tans makes -- With every purchase at our store you gt a coupon and when you get 10 worth of coupon tickets you get free a large handsome glass framed picture your trading home 1 If you want tobuy right if you want to be treated right if you want to save money make our store 9 ¬ BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY 0 SE A DAUGHERTY FOR RENT Pleasant street adjoining the resi- ¬ dence of S S Clay Apply to 29sep tf A C ADAIR HOUSE STORY brick house on Upper a DESIRABLE 60 AGBE FARM ¬ i m St DEGDBftTO B si PITER Paris Ky FOR SALE HAVE a well situated 60 acre Bour ¬ bon County farm which I desire to sell It is well improved For any further particulars address J E PLUMMER Millersburg Ky 8jan tf -- I 434 Main AID LOT km BLACK ¬ ALSO DEALER IN DESIRE to sell my house and lot with blacksmith shop at Jackson ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal price Will pay ance in twelve months For further Call and seethe highest selling for wool us before particulars address or call on 4may 4t R B HUTCHCRAFT BENJ F SHARON Estimates promptly furnished for 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky glass paints painting anddecorating ¬ Paints Oil Varnishes Brushes Artists9 Ma ¬ terials Window Glass Etc SMITH SHOP FOR SALE I Wool Wanted JOHN CONNELLY Farm Implements for sale 33 33sfctfcLsl30GL in ted Mercury get them m Cincinnati or Lexington Ask for the prices 4t The baby carriages at J T Hintons are offered for less money than you can Sire of Coleridge 205 vUxs 4 o C F CLAY 4766 KECORD 31S Y i HAVE a lot of new farming imple- ¬ Choral 20S Arthur W 211 Claybourne 2111 Connor ments which have never been used nua WJJJ xjuu MJU auu iijxjij ijiiio UlJJ01i3 1U that I will sell cheap for cash I PARIS KENTUCKY Sired by CALIBAN 394 Record 234 Sire of Cyclone 223i the sire of Gillette 211 Dr Sparks 212 Cyclone Wilkes 214 Cocoon 215 and sixteen others in 230 1 Disk harrows sharpened Bluegrass strippers and combs for sale E J McKimey Son 6apr tf New Laundry Agency CiceronepI2i 13ft the agency for the Power Laundry a first-claTWinchester institution and solicit a share of - the public patronage Work Or orders Clays drug store will lef t at Clarke Work receive immediate attention promptly called for and delivered Respectfully ss I have secured V IGap tf Bruce Holladay i Piles Piles Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching Piles It absorbs tlie tumors allays the itch ¬ ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the else Every box private parts and nothingdruggists by sent by Is guaranteed Sold per box WILLIAMS mail for 50c and SI 3IFG CO Props Cleveland O For sale by W T Brooks druggist Piles -- 24jy-96-- ly WS 4 1 1 s f 26fb Incomparable The service on the Queen Crescent fast W S Anderson train North Through Pullman drawing Sold bv all druggists at 50c and SI per box room sleepers Standard vestibuled day In the story of Jonathan and His Send address on postal to the Wright Med coaches lavatories and smoking rooms Continent by Max ORell When you Dissolution Oo Columbus O for trial size free Elegant Cafe parlor and observation cars jMineana one nan nours to Cincinnati 10 want to read a real live newspaperTHE hours to Louisville from Chattanooga Day HAZEL GREEN HERALD fills the To Cure A Cold In One O L Mitchell 1 a year always in advance The bill JDiv Pasfer Agt Drs Roberts ¬ Chattanooga Tenn editor is a free silver crank but orig ¬ The partnership ofconsent dissolved Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab inal and up to date Single copiebaving Ussery is by mutual firm are payable lets All druggists refund the money All accounts of the For sale fails sold as high as 1 each Advertisers are it itBrooksto cure 25c Konnedy by W See and he assumes the in- ¬ Paris and James advertisement in another column strictly in it from the time they to Dr Robertsthe firm T of W J Bryans new book Ky The First secure space Send subscriptions and debtedness of W C USSERY Battle Send your order to Oscar write for ad rates to vif HH ROBERTS Spence Cooejer T7rJghts Celery Tea cures constipa Miller Hutchison Ely agent for Bour ¬ 30 1897 April tiont sick headaches 25c at druggists bon county Of Peck P O Wrights Celery Capsules To the Wright Medical Co Ohio Columbus Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug--giWaverly 0 and used them for Stomach Trouble and Constipation I was unable to do anything for nearly two years I used three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they 2iave cured me For the benefit of others so afflicted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours st -- Anderson Pike Co O Recommends dam Soprano dam of Eminence 218f Strathbridge 224i Ambryon 219iSu- premacy 228 grandam of Red Silk 210 Brown Silk 219 the dam of China Silk 2 216 and of Emeer 228 etc bv Strathmore 408 sire of sixty five and of the dams of over seventy from 209 to 230 v 2 dam Abbess dam of Steinway 3 225 Solo 228 Currency 222 etc by -- Albion 3 dam by Marshal Ney son of Imp Emancipation Caliban 394 by Mambrino Pilot 29 dam Cassia by Cassius M Clay etc Strathmore 408 by Hambletonian 10 dam Lady Walter mire dam of Idarshal Ney 2034 by North American 2 dam by Hambletonian 2 C F Clay is a horse of great finish and style in fact as much so as any horse we Know of Is a beautiful mahogany bay with black points and stands 153i hands high His pedigree is full of the richest producing blood which has vear after year added new and brilliant performers to the turf for instance Nannie Etti coat out of his dam has given in 1896 Red Silk 210 and Brown Silk 219 the latter the dam of China Silk beyond question the best record 216 filly of 1896 As a two three and five year old C F Clay was cam- ¬ Desirable residence six rooms cellar paigned and landed many good races securing his record of 218 His first crop Good location of foals came in his form and for several years afterward he was the waterworks bath etcS RANSDALL BOBT Apply to leading sire when age of foals was considered His get all possess his grand in dividuality and are especially speedy and as to race horse qualities the perfor- ¬ mances of Coleridge 205 Choral 208 Connor 211 Arthur W 211 and others are too recent and of too much merit to need any comment But few better sires than C F Clay are now in the stud His colts are not only trotters but are1 show horses as well having probably been awarded as many premiums at the leading nersons having claims against fairs as the get of any horse in Kentucky C F Clay will make the season of 1897 ALL assigned estate of Isaac F 5v ai rjineraia sltk qiock j arm o miles north of Paris at lhanslor are hereby notified to present them at once properly proven as re 35 To Insure A Living Colt quired by law to the undersigned or to his attorney Harmon Stitt Paris Ky ij JrS Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls The old and well known firm of Your work is Bmedley Butler of Millersburg Ky promptly answered 7 double shovel plows solicited Prices reasonable 2 pony plows is now in progress of liquidation owing 6 pair double trees to the assignment of J G- Smedley 12 5 tooth cultivators All of the large stock of dry goods 1 nice surrey notions fancy goods domestics boots 1 barouche shoes hats caps and every article kept buggies 2 phseton by a first class store is now being offered Apply at cost for cash This is a fine oppor-¬ on first mortgage J H HAGGARD at The Bourbon News tunity for any one wishing to engage in Jrlenns old stand corner Fourth and the dry goods business and assume con- ¬ 26mar tf office High Streets trol of a house already established and Paris Ky well known throughout Central Ken ¬ Nashville Exposition tucky Any one wishing to buy the Buy your ticket to Nashville via Cincin stock as a whole should address nati and Queen Crescent Route to ChattaALEX BUTLER nooga Visit the historic city and the great battlefields of Missionary Ridge and Lookout Of the firm of Smedley Butler Mountain spend day at the Chicamauga A No 1 fresh milch cow with young National Militarya Park then refreshed and Millersburg Ky N F SMITH call Apply to ready for new conquests continue the jour- ¬ - I FOR SAXiSI Money To Loan 500 FORSALB FOB RENT ¬ ¬ ney ¬ two-year-o- ld two-year-o- ld six-yecr-o- ld The Queen Crescent train service is per- ¬ fect the schedules fast ones the scenery un ¬ surpassed anywhere If you want the journey to be a pleasant one see that your tickets read via Cincinnati and Queen Crescent W C Rinearson G P A Cincinnati O Low rates to the great Exposition in effect via this pleasant route ICE ICE THE PATRONS TO ICE MFG CO OF THE PARIS ASSIGNEES NOTICE r v- - ¬ -- J F BARBEE MillersTburg Ky MADE FAMOUS E T REES Assignee Shannon Mason Co We appreciate your past patronage We are now ready to quote prices for The General Assembly meets May nest season and will not be undersold by anybody 20 31 at Charlotte N C The double Remember our ice is of pure distilled daily train service of the Queen Cres- water cent Route is unsurpassed Only one PARIS IOE MFG CO change of cars to Charlotte Quick PHIL NIPPERT schedules One fare for the round trip 19feb Manager Ask agents for full particulars Presbyterian General Assembly ¬ WC Rinearson O Ky Genl Passr Agt Cincinnati L K Rates To Nashville FOR RENT cottage 4 if Partyersi tf Hazel GrtnKy Tenn Centennial and 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 30Jfinal limit 15 days from date of sale 925 April 27 to Oct 30 final limit 7 days including date of sale 760 F B CARivAgt A BRICK International ply to Hlljant f rooms 10 per First class repair Ap ¬ BC INGELS 5 -- 1 vl J Or O EDWARD agency for the Cincinnati Daily Times Sherman Siivebs has taken the - - - I J V I V v i and will have it delivered to subscribers in any part of the city for six cents uer PfiV He solicits your subscription tf Star a most excellent paper tfr r J - v

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