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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): May 18, 1897

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JK - s - THE BOU RBiWNEWS PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY - i ay r iyJi - - - r ir - M f- - v CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners Established feb 3 1881 s SBYBSTESBTH 1 YEAR iiwniiii PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY MAY 18 1897 i MTBBBKflMMnHIMairMrniWlirrMn NO 4C - T-- T MILLERSBURG WHEEL NOTES IToirie And Elsewhere r II l THE WAR Is nothing when compared to the war that News Notes Gathered In And About The liihes AboutJpevoteeB Of The Wheel At Bure V HIS AJIBITION Brower Scott Frazee v Between Turkey and Greece PRICE Come and see the CO CI J 5 ajemaking on High Prices Elegant am Ulg V THIERS For That we are selling for v I i5IV 5 vwvv so Nobby Childrens uits J-j Updike Will Akers O MW H Ai t fcWill Stroble T S Hawkins L BushW Cook G Cook John Ham- ¬ ilton BudWeim am Eugene Weiman day New Weaves Bob Murphy Will Brummie Bert Wil- ¬ New Styles M V Shaw and Steve Hook attended son Fred Moore Jack Smith and Miss New Designs New Novelties the base ball game in Cincinnati Sun¬ EmmaTroupeof Lexington wheeled to day o Pans Sunday and spent several hours -V A Mr Swift Champ of The News was in the city Mr Smith and Miss Troupe the guest of Mr Harmon Stitt Saturday came on tandem New Styles Low Prices j and Sunday M weather is now favorable for Ladies Separate Dress Skirts Ladies Spring Suits HQuite a number of the Odd Fellows at ¬ The M baby carriages J T Hinton offers an tended a special meeting of the Paris Ladies Bicycle Suits elegantiine at reasonable figures lodge last week Latest Designs Li Wash Fabrics at Miss Fannie Beeding closed her school HUIGMSUN at Osgood Friday and gave her school a picnic in Tarrs woods All Freeh Paragraphs About The People In Mr Wm Piper of Hutchison was 5V This Vicinity A full line of New Novelties Notions and Fancy Good Kid Gloves a Spe01art the guest of his sister at the M F C James Logan of Lexington is Dr from Saturday until Mdnday very ill atDr W C Graggs B Mr Saml Ardery returned Saturday be WITH The Misses Willmott of LexingtOL from Atlanta where he has been in the are visiting friends in the neighborhood horse trade during the winter Messrs Albert Hawes and T P JohnjJvPipr sold a hundred barrels Wadell returned Satarday from a ten of cor wn the crib at 140 to Lexing- ¬ 14 E Main j Street Lexington Ky days sojourn at Swango Springs ton paries Messrs Sanford Carpenter and Sid ¬ G Convention of ney Barton returned from Atlanta Sun ¬ T ThenualAutioch Friday the W a Quite U day and- report a fair horse market Mr1 AlbertHa vesTeturned toGhicf vicinity- - werevHpresenh launch --was gb yesterday Hfs family wdl remain served on the grounds - The Gold Medal here several weeks with relatives Contest was held Friday night Miss Miss Francis Wilson and Miss Herrman of Bryant Station won the where they can get the benefit of cash Who pay cash like to deal McLane of Moorefield have been guests medal Hon Geo We appreciate that kind of trade and you can save money by dealing of Miss Bessie Redmond for several temperance talk afterW Bain gave a the contest Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository on with us We will make our Fine Black Worsted days The pictures being Hiven away by corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we are now prepared to B Misses Lena and Ida Royce and Miss II m Istrig are works of do all kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles such as v Allie Hildreth of Sharpsburg were Davis Thomson carnages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new guests of Mrs Nancy Allen Saturday art and aa ornament to any house and Sunday See Joe Mock and give your orders for Always The Latest And Best Machinery cut flowers bouqiets and designs FOR And Therefore The Best Work His flowers cannot be surpassed His everything in the vehicle line The public is invited to inspect our prices are low 3t If there is any improved machinery stock and compare our prices We have engaged experienced experts Mr T Righter and Mis3 Sue Wood invented for doing more perfect laundry workmen to do onr work and insure satisfaction and guarantee all t will give an elecutionary entertainment work just depend upon the Bourbon at the opera house Saturday night Steam Laundry putting it in Their jobs to be first class Call and see us P ompt attention to all orders Admission ten cents latest additions are A high graded shirt Messrs Tom Collier and Robt Lyons starcher which precludes all injuxy to This will be a saving to you of 10 to S15 and Misses Meek Moore and Sarah i the most delicate fabric and nsures uni Southgate of Cynthiana were guests of form work and a new collar and cuff friends here Sunday ironer which enables us to give either Base ball At this place Saturday a high gloss or domestic finish on collars m j mtw a av i x the game between Ruddles Mills and the and cuffs Sball we call for your worR Phone 4 local team resulted in a score of 28 to 9 Bourbon Steam Laundry tf HIGH ST COPv FOURTH PARIS KY in favor of Millersburg Mr and Mrs J Smith Clarke and Mr W G McClintock and Miss Ida Collier attended the Christian Church festival S 617 Main st Paris Ky at Little Rock Saturday night Prof O C Fisher of Abbingdon Va Fred Lansing who recently purchased the Millersburg Cutter Female College arrived yesterday and The Whitest Purest and is the guest of Dr W M Miller The only safe sure and 5 The Best reliable Female PUjIi In Squire Bouldens court Saturday ever offered to Ladies seven crap shooters were fined twenty especially recommend in default of I ed to married Ladies dollars each and to jail at Paris payment were committed take FILLS Ask for DB KOTTS PElflTZSOYAL per fcox and boxes no other 6 for 500 GT Send for circular Price 8100 The Old Maids will FOR CHEMICAL CO - Cleveland Olrio convene in MillersburgConvention May XR MOTTS on Friday 21 An open session will be held in the For SalelBy W T brooks Druggist evening for the benefit of the public BY Mr Jas Warford the last of the old Mexican soldiers of this place attended the reunion at Cynthiana last week Ask Your Grocer For It He reports a good time May Mr War Ilio1ogxailic r Take No Other ford see many more reunions having claims against persons Pbogram op Commencement Exercises From this date May 14 until June ALL assigned estate of J W Mock of the Millersburg Female Col¬ 1st I will make one dozen cabinet requested to present them ac fc Co are photos for 300 lege SACK Saturday evening once properly proven as required by May 22 at 8 I will also make one 16x20 crayon Those law at my office in Pans Ky the firm oclock Elocutionary entertainment by portrait from any negative I have for to knowing themselves indebted 350 Miss Sue Woods and Mr T Righter Co are requested to W Mock Sunday May 23 at 11 a m Com- ¬ I have all the negatives made since 1 of J ayoid court paypromprryandthereby mencement sermon by Rev C F have been in Paris and will make dupli- ¬ St Like Evans D D of Lexington Ky At cate photos from same at extremely low are strong solid and lasting HARMON STITT prices 8 p m Sermon to Y W C the violin they improve with usage Rev L Robinson of Lexington A by To those who are not now prepared to Assignee 26fb Durability is a claim made for all Monday Mav24 at 8 p m Annual take advantage of these low prices I will pianos but it is the chief merit of the Concert 1 t sell a contract which will be good until Tuesday May 25 at 8 p m Elpcur September 1st 1897 Gabler Pianos There are The abpve prices are for CASH tiorary enteitainment by Mrs Bests when sitting is made or order placed pupils from M F C and M T S BLUEGRASS O B Remember the Merchant Tailoring Department Sunday will be Commencement Sunday Miss Ryda Thornton is visiting friends at Helena Mrs Enna Perrine of Louisville is here on a visit Mrs Sue Sandusky visited friends in Paris Saturday Mr Jas B Cray and family returned Sunday to Mt Olivet Claud Vimont went to Sharpsburg Saturday on business Joe Mock spent Friday and Saturday in Lexington on business Miss Mary Champ of Nashville is the guest of Mrs G S Allen Call on SamT Dudson for Strasberg 2t potato and cabbage plants Go to Rufus Butlers for red Bermuda 3t plants at ten cents per hundred Miss Katie McNamara is the guest of her aunt Mrs A McNamara Miss Ida Collier returned Friday from an extended v sit to Covington Miss Sadie Hart of Paris is the guest of her aunt Mrs W M Miller Mr Wm Dodson and wife of Paris were guests of relatives here Sunday Mr and Mrs John Connell of Piris visited Mrs Anna Thornton Sunday Or Huffman went to Berrys Sunday to see his brothers wife who is very ill T J McClelland and Will N Clarke attended Mt Sterling Court yesterday Mr Frank Vimont sold an extra fine gelding to Butler Pa parties yester hathe festive scorcher cried As he mounted his bike in glee Over hillknd lerel stretch Ill ridj Until Ive- made a century VardenGOi have sold a Dixie k wheel to Mias Effie Paton Ha Corner Main and Broadway LexingtoriKp v OFFICE FURNITURE ROLL TOP DESKS STANDING DESKS FLAT TOP DESKS REVOLVING CHAIRS REVOLVING STOOLS 1 - Sr White Varden and Pete Hukill two of the youngest cyclers in Paris made a c trip to Lit xiugton Sunday John Wilson is organizing a party of Lexington cyclers who will wheel to ALL THE Cynthianadn June to the L A W meet r Cyclers falter Renaker Chas Robin- ¬ son H TiT3ul Jas Oil s and P Barn hardt of Cynthiana were in Paris Sun ¬ DIFFERENT WOODS AND FINISHES CORRECT PRICES day A partyfpf Chicago and Louisville cy- ¬ clers will wheel to the Nashville cen teunial The Chicago people will also visit the Mammoth Cave Archie A Gracey of Philadelphia holds the Century Road Clubs century record of 156 centuries and a mileage of 22848 iW between January 1 1896 and December 31 of the same year A century isa run of a hundred miles in a day on a wheel No one can belong to the Century Road Club who can not make sucH a fun j Baby Carriages from 450 up v- 1 - WE INVITE INSPECTION- ROW E j C0TT FRAZEE jxiBa-G-ois- r slit V Come bring your friends with you and inspect our stock of Messrsjb SuitS k Spring Oyercoats t Order Complete Line Of Silks v -- - New Styles In Ladies Shirt Waists Mail Orders Promptly AttendedTo n- - convinced Satisfaction Give us a call and guaranteed or money refunded W HUTCHINSON ri APPLETON EDGE - uat k CS Eilff EIX iES32iES3a New Rnmnnny i r V 4i i Cutaway Fropk BHHES BAROUGBS SUKKIES I V Trousers H 350 4 and up -- ¬ -- STOUT Manager J P KIELY PRIDE OF PARIS - JSP PENNYROYAL XS BKOTTB P LIS Special 3P3Fos L GEINNAN CABINET PHOTOS FLOUR EVERY IN f ASSIGNEES NOTICE PARIS MILLING CO GUARANTEED Gabler Pianos WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED - WWS No TOBACCO HOGSHEADS WILL SELL CHEAP Graduating exercises now and there would not be so many The public cordially invited were not the Gabler remarkable for The M F 0 Graduates There be sixteen graduates for Orchard Lawn¬ tone touch and finish as well as for will Mille sburg Female this year from College viz the Orna- durability EVERYTHING Fall stock of Listen to it and learn its Misses Lucile Allen Anna E Bright Vines mental and Fruit Trees GrapeWe eni excellence We are sole representa-¬ Edna Brown Addie Chanslor Margaret Asparagus and Small Fruits tives for the Stein way Piano Demaree Mary H Layson Grace no agents but sell at Hying prices McLindon Nora D Patterson Marga Telephone in dirict to the planter general nursery ret Piper Bessie Tom Purnell Eliza- ¬ Co beth H Richie Bertha A Rosewell office Strawberry and on application to Catalogues Daisy Meek Savage Mae Turner Bessie 121 and 123 West Fourth Street Harris Woods EILLENMEYER and Susan Fisher HF Ky Woods r Lexington CINCINNATI jf26feb tf ¬ 40000 in Use Wednesday May 26 at 8p m v L GRINNAN Paris Ky WITH BEST INDIANA WHITE OAK HOOPS Misses Childrens and Infants Spring Feel Shoes that are made like The finest line grown up peoples ever Bhown in Pars Every pair brim ful of iie and quality and will out- ¬ wear their purchase price every time ¬ Ernest Urchs TARR -- TEMPLIN - 4 RI0N CLAY 1 ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER v k l - 7 r Oi i A 7fif fl A l ij Cc V- - A 3 tC7f J - t k- - y r-X J 2 THE TURKS THE BQURBON NEWS TUESDAY MAY 18 1897 IN CONGRESS BLOODY BATTLE JKear Grlboro Two Brigades of Grcebi With Many Guns Attack the Turku In the Arta May 14 Desperate fighting Cuban Question Will inReceive Considthe House erable Attention has leen in progress all day near Gri Two boro on the road to Filippiada many guns Up la brigades of Greeks with Conference Report on the Indian 25111 ¬ Fleet two companies of sappers and a squad The Morgan Cuban Resolutions late ¬ ron of cavalry attacked the Turks on ly to Pass in the Senate The Pa ¬ who were almost without artillery cific Railroad ILand Patents ¬ Fail to Reply to the Powers Matter of an Armistice A Civil TEN MEN KILLED And Several Injured in a Tennessee Mint Disaster A New Tipple Thought Safe Falls TFlt terrible Results i- - Nashville Tenn May 15 A Florence Ala special to the Banner Bays A terrible WASHINTON IN BRONZE ¬ Government is Beirq Sot Thessaly by Turkey The Greek Has Established a Blockade the Gulf of Volo London May 14 The Turk is ob The powers demand an ar mistice while they patch up a peace but the wished for affirmative from Constantinople does not come The Turkish armies are being- strengthened a Turkish civil government is being set up in Thessaly as if the Turks meant to keep the province and everything- is put in readiness for a march on Athens Meanwhile the Greeks will wait breathlessly ior a determination oi their fate All their military opera tions are at a standstill or worse The army at Domoko is suffering acutely for lack of food and actual starvation Btinate - ¬ - ¬ Is -- h London May 14 The news received Thursday does not change the situation Everything ia facing on the portes action There is no confirmation of the report printed by the Journal of Paris that an armistice has been arranged but the silence from the seat of war seems to in dicate that Edhem Pashas advance on Domoko may have been counter--mandeThe sultans position is little stronger than King Georges and therefore it is not surprising that while the war feeling is so strong he hesitates at taking a step which could be construed at Constantinople as a surrender of Ottoman interests Jn addition to this the fact that the feast of Bairam begins Thursday lasting nntli Sunday offers another excuse for delay Grajco-Turk-is¬ ¬ threatened ¬ d Constantinople May 14 An of- ¬ ¬ If ficial dispatch from Larissa dated from that place Wednesday morning an nounces that six battalions of Turkish infantry from the east and from Larissa four battalions from Diskata and four battalions from Jan in a are marching on Kalambaka northwest of Trikhala where they will shortly be joined by the Turkish armies from Janiria and Elassona London May 14 A telegram received here from Athens Thursday says that the Greek fleet has establish ed a blockade on the Gulf of Volo Athens May 14 A dispatch from Arto says that the Greek troops under CoL Bairactaris are advancing upon Philipiades and have occupied the town of Isnaret The Turks have fallen back to Salopoulos Athens May 14 In the course of an interview Thursday M Delyannis the former premier criticised the evacuation of Crete without compensation and declared that Greece would never pay indemnity to Turkey He added If any such proposal is submitted ta the legislative assembly it will cer tainly be rejected ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ U- - FATAL QUARREL One ftlan Dead One Dying and Others Badly Wounded San Augustine Tex May 14 Two Negroes on the farm of George and Felix Johnson white went to the lat ter house and renewed a quarrel pre viously begun ¬ ¬ Johnson families interfered When the ¬ Other members of the The Greeks forced the first Turkish line of defense but met with a stub ¬ born resistance at the second In sev- ¬ eral places the bayonets were so close to the cannon that they the bayonets could not be used Already 500 of the Greeks are hors de combat The bat ¬ tle still continues as this dispatch is being sent At 9 p m fighting at Griboro has ceased and the Greeks have occupied various heights in the neighborhood Twenty five officers and 400 men are hors de combat The battle will be resumed Saturday Since 4 oclock p m the gunboat flotilla has been attacking Nicopolis from inside the gulf of Ambracsia with a simultaneous attack proceeding from the land side The Turkish batteries replied vigorously and firmly re- ¬ sisted the attack The coming on of darkness stopped the engagement Ail the Greek efforts are now con- ¬ centrated upon capturing Nicopolis and Prevesa before advancing to Pent epighadia London May 15 The correspondent of the Times at Athens says The resumption of offensive opera- ¬ tions in Epirus greatly complicates the situation and tends to hamper the ne- ¬ gotiations for peace The erident in ¬ tention of the Greek commanders is to capture the Turkish positions there in order to show that they have not been defeated In an interview Friday M Ralli the premier repeated his statement that humanitarian motives are responsible for the advance in Epirus but he did not deny the advantages which might be hoped for from the capture of Prevesa and the occupation of the adjoining Turkish territory We are still at war51 he said and until an armistice is concluded Greece retains her liberty of action We can not allow our activity to be confined to Thessaly where the Turks are pre- ¬ ponderant The powers have hindered us from acting in Crete but Greece can not be barred everywhere nor compelled to restrict her operations to a limited area We have done our best to obtain an armistice and until it is accorded we must act where and when we can If we have not already prosecuted the war at various points and among the islands of the Aegean it is only because we have taken into consideration the sufferings to which the Greek population might be subjected The government apparently thinks that a renewal of the war will hasten instead of retarding the armistice This calculation may prove to be cor- ¬ rect but it is more likely that Turkey will seize upon it as an excuse for de laying the armistice and will deal a crushing blow in Thessaly London May 15 The Constantinople correspondent of the Daily Telegraph says The sultan acting upon the ad- ¬ vice of Emperor William has declared to M Camdon the French ambassador that he can not agree to granting an armistice until the basis of peace has been decided upon and approved by ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - u i fight ended it was found that Theodore Nobles was suffering from two gun shot wounds He died in a short time George Johnson was struck on thehead with a gun He is insensible and his condition is precarious Aaron Johnson was wounded in three places Felix Johnson was shot in the arm and leg Wm White one of the two attacking negroes had his skull f rac 6ured and was also shot through the body A posse is searching for his son the other negro who is also wounded Snowstorms in Europe London May 14 Heavy snowfalls and severe frosts continue in all parts of him UMPIRES DECISION Causes a Small Riot at Kansas City The Umpire Koughly Handled Kansas City Mo May 15 Fridays -- 4c k Austria and hungary There have been avalanches in the Austrian Tyrol and the Saozkammergut In some parts of Styria and in Silesia and Tes ven the people are sledging Great are of damage has been done everywhere to crops vines and fruits The branches game between Kansas City and Mil- ¬ waukee terminated in a small sized riot After a game of hard hitting and ragged fielding Milwaukee won in the ninth on a doubtful decision by Umpire Graves which resulted in an immediate uproar Fred Lake catcher for the Blues assaulted Graves knock- ¬ ing him down and immediately several hundred men swarmed upon the grounds and Graves was roughly handled until four policemen came to his assistance The policemen finally dragged the unpire out through a side gate thrust him into a wagon stand-¬ ing near by and escaped from the mob by driving rapidly toward town Gets One Year in the Penitentiary i v breaking with the weight the snow which is three feet deep on the mountains of Cor inthia Telegraphic and telephonic communication is interrupted Sheep and game are perishing and there have been earthquake shocks near Graz Fuime and elsewhere A large quantity of snow has fallen in the Italian province of Udine Lily Langtry Divorced Helena Mont May 15 Secretary of the Senate John Bloor was con ¬ l i i San Francisco May 14 The divorce suit of Mrs Langtry the Jersey Lily came up Thursday at Lakeport the plaintiff having acquired a residence in the state The evidence con- sisted entirely of depositions taken iu ¬ ¬ victed Friday by a jury of having secreted the salary bill to prevent its passage and the punishment was fixed at one years imprisonment He was denied further bail and is now in jail The bill in question had passed both houses the last day of the session but was never signed by the speaker jf the house It would have cut down he salaries of the county officers and the number and salaries of the deputies London There was no opposition and the judge granted the plaintiff a 3ivorce Nothing sensational was developed Desertion was the ground on which the decree was sought and ¬ granted Pabis A Memorial Building fc The Gaulois an nounces that Comte Vastellane has written a letter to Baron Mackau in forming him that the comtesse has de ¬ cided in memory of her mother to de rote a million fracs to the purchase of i site and the erection of a building to he used for all kinds of charitable pur- May 14 ¬ ¬ poses investigation of the Pa- cific railroad land patents The Indian appropriation bill will be brought in on a conference report In 33 per cent it there remains only the one point of difference on the Urfcompahgre lands Earthquakes in South Australia London May 15 A special dispatch to be settled The sundry civil confrom Melbourne Victoria says that ference probably will be postponed un no fewer than 90 earthquake shocks til Senator Allisons return to the city Senator Aldrich will make the open have been felt in South Australia dur ¬ ing the last three days The subter- ¬ ing statement in behalf of the tariff raneous disturbances were particular bill on the part of the majority of the y severe at Kingston where buildinjra nuance committee on Tuesday but it were damaged and the inhabitants are will rest with individual senators whether the debate shall be continued Jiving in tents for safety beyond this speech at that time The All lrreulurs Dismissed probabilities are that the statement London May 15 The Vienna cor- ¬ will produce some badinage and that respondent of the Daily News says after this the senate will adjourn un Gen Smolenski has dismissed all the til Mondaj- - when the debate will be irregulars from his camp believing ginin earnest Senator Aldrich is exthat they are responsible for many of pected to fully explain the position oi the Greek disasters and he threatens himself and colleagues and to make io punish with death any one who in ¬ quite an elaborate presentation of the trudes among his troops subject the ¬ ¬ ¬ foreign affairs for committee consideration and that committee would report a bill which would come back to the house for action through the regular channels The speaker could in the present emer ¬ gency simply appoint this committee and let the whole subject take the regular course But it is hardly likely that this will be done The subject is so well understood that it will prob ably be thought that the members with the message and the accompany ¬ ing documents which the president will transmit before them can act intelligently without a committee report If the committee is not appointed two other courses will be open First after the receipt of the message a bill may be formulated bv the leaders and a special order reported by the com- ¬ mittee on rules for its consideration This would bring the whole question at once before the house for action But this method would be disadvan- ¬ tageous perhaps in that both houses struggling to the same end simul taneously would act on different bills thus entailing delay for adjust- ¬ ment of differences in conference The most likely course is that the house will await the action of the senate if action is had promptly and then consider to senate bill or joint resolution under a special order The sentiment in favor of recognition of the Cuban insurgents is strong in the houseand avery radical measure might be passed if the house were allowed free action With a senate measure dealing only with the question of the relief of the suffering Americans be- ¬ fore the house under a special order possibility of amendment would be cut off and the house would be compelled to accept or reject it as passed by the senate The conference report on the Indian bill probably will come before the house this week The proceedings in the senate this week are by no means settled All will depend upon the course the Cu ¬ ban question may taka Senator Mor ¬ gans joint resolution occupies the fa ¬ vored place on the calendar and there is little doubt that it will be taken up at the appointed hour Monday Still there is a slight possibiliiy that the ex- ¬ pected message of the president may cause a postponement and that the character of his recommendations may have a bearing that will influence the tenor of the resolution that ultimately will be adopted The Alabama sena- ¬ tor will not stand in the way of action in accordance with such a reepmmend ation as the president may make upon this subject but he will insist that it shall be independent of and that it shall in nowise interfere with his resolution providing for recognition of Cu ¬ ban belligerency With the Cuban question in its pres ent shape and with no other pressing business before the senate the debate on this subject will be of uncertain duration It may continnue practically all the week and it may come to a very sudden and speed3 termination There is little or no doubt that the Morgan resolution will pass when a vote is reached and the indications are that the majority for it will be the greater for the recent delay There will continue to be some opposition and the plea will be made that any material aid given in accordance with executive recommendation is all that can be reasonably expected If Cuba does not occupy the entire attention for the week much of the time is likely to be given to the gen- ¬ eral calendar Senator Gear will make an effort to have the Pacific railroad bill considered while Senator Lodge will if the opportunity offers make the same effort in behalf of the im migration bill Senator Pettigrew will call up the resolution for on ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Washington May 17 The house leaders have not yet decided upon the methods by which they will make their response to the presidents message which will be tsent to congress Monday or Tuesday asking for relief for the starving Americans in Cuba That the response will be quick and complete however there is no reason to doubt In the present condition of affairs in the house three methods Ordinarily of procedure are open the message would go to the ¬ -- here Thursday beginning at 3 oclock The new tipple or ore dump 60 feet high fell killing ten white imen and boys outright and seriously wounding several others The killed are Joseph Remington Cal Kilburn Will Kilburn Jim Brown an son of Jim the laurel crown of achievement the Brown Cal Harris Landin Harris memory of George Washington the Richard Hardwick Mat Crow Jim soldier the statesman and the man Crow was honored Saturday in monumental The seriously injured are Bill Sims bronze George Gamble Cype Gamble Alex The cord which relaxed the swad- ¬ ODill Will Killpatrick Joe Newton dling flags from the figure of the first Donny Brown two McElmores M ruler of the republic was drawn by its Christain latest ruler Surrounding- him were Of the killed Remington Cal Kil men in whose veins runs the blood of burn Brown Harris and the those first patriots who battled shoultwo Crows leave wives and from one der to shoulder with Washington and to five children Those who are seri with him made possible the scene eniously injured have broken legs and acted Saturday a scene conceived and arms and crushed hip bones and inter- planned by those very comrades in nal injuries At least half those wIig arms executed by their sons in peace are injured will die but their names It was a notable gathering and repcan not be learned All of the killed resentative of the country including and wounded were on the top of the the president the vice president and tipple when it collapsed Onlj the cabinet officers its defenders in two escaped without serious the officers and privates of the army injuries One young man seeing and navy and its best blood in the his danger in time jumped 20 feet to a direct descendants of the moulders tree and received slight scratches and and the makers of the nation Maj another jumped to the ground turn Wm Wayne president of the Society ing over several times and alighted on of Cincinnati who formally presented his feet only spraining his ankle The the monument to the city traces his cause of the collapse is unknown The Jineage straight to Mad Anthony dump was a new one and was tested and Wm W Porter the orator of he with 20 cars of ore less than a month day is a grandson of David Ritten ago There was only a small weighl house Porter twice governor of Penn on it when it fell The mines where sylvania and a great grandson of Gen the disaster occurred belong to J Andrew Porter who was on WashingCraig McLanahan Drs Arnold and tons staff in the revolution Bramlette went to the scene on a speThus no historic interest was want cial train Thursday evening cared f oi ing to stimulate enthusiasm The the injured and returned Fridaj actual unveiling ceremony was immorning pressively simple Bishop Whitaker opened with prayer and Maj Wayne THEODORE DURRANT followed with an appropriate address Asks For a Pardon on the Ground Thai Then came the unveiling by President the Real Murderer of Blanche Lamonl McKinley and the resultant clamor Has Confessed His Crime augmented by the national salute of San Francisco May 15 Theodore 21 guns by the artillery and by the Durrant through his attorneys asked foreign and American war vessels in Gov Budd Friday to pardon him on the Delaware This concluded Presithe ground that the real murderer ol dent McKinley spoke briefly as folBlanche Lamont has at last confessed lows his crime The lawyers declare that PRESIDENT MKINLEXS ADDRESS they have not been hoaxed nor is il Fellow Citizens There is a peculiar and their purpose to impose upon the ex- tender sentiment connected with this meecutive They insist that in the per- morial It expresses not only the gratitude living but son of John Rosenberg convict at San and reverence of theand homage is a testimonial of affection from the Quentin prison they have discovered dead the man who is guilty of the horrors The comrades of Washington projected this monument Their love inspired it Their conof Emmanuel church tributions John Rosenberg has made a sworn ent share inhelped to build it Past and presits completion and future generaconfession before a notary public and tions will profit by its lessons of the colonial arin the presence of several witnesses As commander-in-chimies from the beginning of the war to the that he killed Blanche Lamont at the president of instigation of a stranger and in con- proclamation of peace asthe constitutionthe oi convention which framed 11-year-- old ney Tenn disaster occurred at Pink ore mines 30 miles from A Sre Deliverance instantaneously it is true but in Not bilious short space of time persons of awhich a habit are saved from the tortures capable of inflicting by is TheCord Which Released the Veiling disordered liver Hostetters Stomach Bitters an rank Lhe and aperient of the first Over the Statue of the First Ruler Dams in the right side and through the right shoulder blade the sick headache nausea constipation and saffron hue of the skin are Of the Republic Drawn by President Mc sntirelv removed by this estimable restor Kinley Its Latest Ruler Many Dis ¬ itive of tone to the organs of secretion and ligestion tinguished Men of the Country Pres ¬ ent Address by the President Minnie I want to introduce you to a voune ladv a very nice young lady and Philadelphia May 17 Here in cIioq worth hpr weitrut in cola xsoo Tit Bits the city which first placed on his brow Stout girl I hope ne ¬ Jfo-To-- Bac Over 400000curcd Why tobacco regulate or remove your desire tormanhood makes hea Itli and Saves monev Cure guaranteed 50c and 100 all druggists for Fifty Cents notletNo-To-Ba- c It is queer that a hard coal burner al ways goes out in the coldest night of the winter ¬ - Washington Democrat ¬ ¬ ¬ As you chew tobacco for pleasure use Star It is not only the best but the most lasting and therefore the cheapest Star Tobacco ¬ ¬ The people are so hungry for sympathy that no one is ever pleased at being told that he looks well Atchison Globe Actors Vocalists Public Speakers praise Hales Honev of Horehound and J arminute Pikes ToothacheDrops Cure in One The great objection we have to the man who blows his own trumpet is in the tune he selects X Y Weekly When bilious or costive eat a Cascaret candy cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 25c They who clamor for their rights multi- ¬ ply their wrongs Hams Horn ¬ i H ¬ Pains and aches break down St Jacobs Oil builds up and finishes with a cure ¬ A second hand store is the loneliest look- ing place on earth ¬ ¬ Just try a 10c box of Cascarets candy ca tharticjfmest liver and bowel regulator made Men tire of everything else they do not tire oi life ¬ it is a wondear Dont refuse or excuse St Jacobs Oils the cure for bruise empty shel- Pretend to knov and you will become anv l- Eams Horn -- ¬ ¬ Cascarets stimulate liver kidneys and bowels Never sicken weaken or gripe 10c A man with two faces never needs but one pair of feet Hams Horn Long and Short years with rheumatisnu no time with St Jacobs Oil and a cure ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ standing Gorge the memory and starve the under- ¬ Rams Horn ¬ ¬ ¬ A ef ¬ Panful Homer ¬ for the United States and as the first president sideration of the payment of his bloody work It is with this sen- of the United States under that constitution differing has sation that the attorneys will strength Washington othera distinctionAmericans from Nc of all 700 ¬ On the Ankle Spread to the Knee and Developed into Boils Mo ¬ remarkable that has developed in the genius his patience his sagacity his long case Rosenberg is a Russian sailor and arrived in this city on a sailing vessel from Hamburg Germany during the last week of March 1895 or on the first day of April He is now serving a term for horse stealing and appears to be sane Absolutely no credence is apparent ly placed by any one unless by the prisoners attorneys upon the alleged confession of convict John Rosenburg who declared he had murdered Blanche Lamont for 3700 at the instigation of a stranger Rosenburg was committed to San Quentin prison ten days after ¬ illustrious that The other name bears or can bear such a relation story and its details is one of the most to the government Not only by his military en their case at Sacramento cour- ¬ age and his skill was our national independ- ¬ ence won but he helped in largest measure to draft the court by which the nation was guided and he was the first chosen of the people to put in motion the new government His was not the boldness of martial display ¬ Durrant arrived there A COMBINATION ¬ ¬ Wire and Rod Manufac turers About to Re Formed Pittsburgh Pa May 15 Manufacturers of wire nails wire and rods are about to form a grand combination to Of Wire Nails control the market for all three products The originators of the scheme are the wire nail manufacturers manufacturers of rods wire and nails met in New York a week ago and laid the foundation for the plan of organization The policy outlined will only include a moderate advance in the price of each product and not the extortionate prices under the regime of the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ nail pooL If the new combination is a go it will practically drive out all competition in the manufacture of wire nails All the firms which were in the nail pool have signified their willingness to enter the new combination It is not known whether the Pittsburgh ¬ Wire Co will become a member ihis concern was a thorn in the side of the old organization as was the Bissel interest in Cleveland The latter became a part of the association just before it went to pieces ¬ ¬ ¬ Marion 111 May 15 After being out 18 hours the jury in the case of Col Wm R Brown and Y P Bruner indicted for the embezzlement of money deposited in their bank at Maripolis prior to its failure two years ago brought in a verdict Friday of guilty and fixed the penalty at one year in the penitentiary and a fine of Aged Rank Officials Convicted or the charm of captivating oratory but his calm and steady judgment won mens support and commanded tSeir confidence by ap¬ pealing to their best and noblest aspirations And withal Washington was ever so modest that at no time in his career did his per- ¬ sonality seem in the least intrusive He was above the temptation of power He spurned the suggested crown He would haveno honor which the people did not bestow an interesting fact and one which I love to recall is that the only time Washinton addressed the conventiontion during all its sessions over which he presided in this city he appealed for a larger representation of the people in the TaP E5M yK fet national house of representatives and his appeal was instantly heeded Thus he was ever keenly watchful of the rights of the people in whoso hands was the destiny of our govern- ¬ Is the best in fact the One5 True Blood Purifier All druggists 81 six for Get only HOODS ment then and now Masterful as were his military campaigns -lion D II cure nausea his civil administration commands equal ad- ¬ ilUUU 111I c biliousness indiges2oc Price miration His foresight was marvelous his conception of the philosophy of government his insistenco upon the necessity of education morality and enlightened citizenship to the progress and permanence of the republic can not be contemplated even at this period without filling us with astonishment at the breadth of his comprehension and the sweep of his vision His was no narrow view of government The immediate present was nothis sole concern but our future good his constant theme rAjWdm of study He blazed the path of liberty He upon which we have laid the foundation grown from weak and scattered colonial governments to a united republic whose domains The oopDinsrof a- - r and power as well as whose liberty and freecork froma bottleofv dom have become the admiratiou of the Hires is a signal of world Distance and time have not detracted good health and plea from the fame and force of his achievements sure A sound the or diminished the grandeur of his life and work Great deeds do not stop in their growth old folks like to hear and those of Washington will expand in influ- ¬ the children cant ence in all the centuries to follow resist it The bequest Washington has made to civili zation is rich beyond computation The obli- ¬ gations under which he has replaced man ¬ kind are sacred and commanding The responsibility he has left for the American peo- ¬ ITS 4t ple to preserve and perfect what he accom- ¬ ft w rejoice plished is exacting and solemn Let us ia composed of the in every new evidence that the people realize very ingredients the what they enjoy and cherish with affection Bystem requires Aiding the illustrious heroes of revolutionary story the digestion soothing whose valor and sacrifices made a nation the nerves purifying They live in us and their memory will help us the blood A temper- ¬ ance drink for temper- ¬ keep the covenant entered into for the main- ¬ ance people tenance of the freest government on earth ¬ ¬ six at a time The humor spread from my ankle to my knee and was very painful It baffled the skill of physicians For weeks I could not bear my weight on this foot An abscess formed and was lanced v and the humor broke out on my other ankle and threatened to repeat my former experience Hoods Sarsaparilla attracted my attention and I began taking it In six weeks I was better and began to hope for a permanent cure I took Hoods Sarsa--parilsix months and was entirely cured I have had no trouble with humor sinceMB Mas Macintosh that time Barrington Illinois Remember la - Trouble Since Taking Hoods I was troubled with a disagreeable itching on one of my ankles In time it developed into boils of which I had five orr fcji5 i 11 II nuuu Q ofS3 pan ia rrHc opened illl Mfbo ¬ ¬ Rootbeerf ¬ t Sfc ¬ I ¬ The oration was then delivered by The formal presentation Mr Porter of the memorial to the city was made by Maj Wayne to Mayor Warwick with short addresses by both men and mayor to the Great sympathy is express- then the Park transferred it which 410 each commission Fairmount ed for the defendants on account of exercises jurisdiction over the great their age 70 and S2 years A motion pleasure ground for a new trial was made President McKinley and his distinguished companions reviewed the mili Death of Max Marotzek Ne w Xork May 15 Max Maretzek tary parade and the crowd when nol he weAl known manager died at his looking at the troops reviewed the home oi Staten island Friday aged 7G president and his party ¬ ¬ Hade only by The Charles E Hifes Co Phlla A package iskes 5 galloaa Sold everywhere rttil 1 i 75 S 50 -- t n k J Western Wheel Works R vOvj -- MAKE S -- CyVTASL9GVE- - FRFF For yourself where land Is good and withdrew froui the senatorial race Thursday The ballot resulted Chip ley 47 Stockton 41 Hocker 9 scat ¬ tering 2 Fifty necessary to a choice The Chipleyites tried for another bal ¬ lot but there was opposition ard ad ¬ journment followed McKinley TF111 The Florida Deadlock Taixahasses Fla May 14 Raney ion Co received a letter Thursday ous clubs formed in this city rom President McKinley stating that rvas organized Thursday night another ie would visit the Centennial exoosi Presbyterian church under the at the name aon on Ohio day in June pf the Presbyterian Bicycle club 4i lent Nashville Tenn May 14 Presi W Thomas of the Exposi John Visit the Exposition abella Tracy of 43S Ontario street Chicago was awarded Friday 200 a month permanent alimony from this date by Justice Andrews in the su- ¬ preme court in a divorce suit which she brought 19 years ago against her husband Henry Partridge Tracy who is now a coffee broker in Chicago Church Bicycle Club Marion O May 15 To the numer ¬ Avrarded Permanent Alimony Xew York May 15 Mrs Mary Is- ¬ Eddy Brink a boy was shot and killed on Muddy creek west of town lhe boys father W N Brink a well known Seventh Day Adventist oi Kansas has been arrested charged with the murder two farmers having stated that they saw the bov and a man whom they believe to have been his father engaged in a struggle which ended in a shooting after which the man ran away The Brinies were traveling by wagon from Wame go Kan to St Louis A Negro woman named Young whom they picked up was with them 17 14-year-- old Sedalia MoMay Charged With Killing Ilia Son Athens this morning announces that the Greeks have captured Nickopolis the site of the Turkish fortress on the peninsula upon which Prevesa is situated Eighty Turks were killed in the engagement The Greek troops the dispatch adds have reoccupied Bouloura without opposition Earthquake Shock at Reno Nev Reno Nev May 15 A severe shock of earthquake was felt here Friday - The Greeks Capture Jsickopolis Paris May 15 A dispatch from ¬ been definitely decided upon Legacy for the Catholic University Baltimore May 17 It is reported that the Catholic university at Wash- ¬ ington has received a legacy of 150 M COTTON SOAEES BUFFALO Y 000 from the estate of Mr OBrien ol - New Orleans The money will be used KEW MSCOTEBY girt mornincr about 6 oclock lasting sevwas from to endow three chairs to be selected il moments The vibration J treatment Pre by the authorities of the university OBKaSlSSB0Ksia1S aorth to south- prosperousWhera Newport and Vicksburg which has ne climate just been completed by the Bath iron feet and the soil Is rich NEBRASKA offers gU opportunities works will probably have their trial come a farm to the furm renter who wants to be ¬ owner Send for freetrips some time within the next twe illustrated pamphlet on Nebraskaa to handsom ETTptsT weeks The exact date has not ye1 Genl Pasar Agent C BQ R il chiSS - Bath Guuboats Trial Trips Me May 17 The gunboats I 1 S i i i ramsii-- cneapWhere thon- sanasnavebecojns iSaifiEl Yucatan Btisperfection Weeks mk Works it DROPSY - V - i v J z - 3 - i if- - Kf3KMia - r S f - Wi garner - - THE BOURBON NEWS TTTESDAY MAY 181897 -- KT 3 HUMOROUS A Womans Question Tillie a dreadful bad fall from lier Brown had wheel Monday Was she dressed foi Chicago Plain Dealer it Feminine Evasion Julia you said you werent going to wear any more dead birds on your hats I know bat this redbird died a natural death Chicago Record Resident Think of commencing Seems to me you are business eh rather young for a family physician Young- Doctor Yes but er I shall only doctor children at first Tit Bits She They say that the ones who really appreciate the actors are those in the top gallery He I shouldnt won der You see they are hig h enough to see over the hats Yonkers Statesman You remember Borrows Do Well he came in to day and paid I me ten dollars he owed me and I hardly knew him Well I dont wonder Thats not at all like him Yonkers Statesman Appropriate You dont- bring thq hick out Prtminntly in your piC ture of farm life said Roaster Urn No replied the artist Ive just madu them lay fig ures Philadelphia Nortl American Secondhand Mrs Bricabrac Ob mercy Bridget how could you hav broken- that precious vase It was 400 years old Oh il Bridget calmly it was an ould thing like that yez cam r- WE COMING MAN A pair of very chubby Incajed in scarlet hose A pa of little stubby boots s WitJ rather doubtful toes A littlu kilt a little coat Cut its a mother can And to before us stands in state The futures coming man His eyes perchance will read the stars And search their unknown ways- Perchance the human heart and soul Will open to their gaze their keen and ashing glance iV ill be a nations light Those eyes that now are wistful bent On some big fellows kite Those hands those little busy hands v So sticky small and brown Those hands whose only mission seems To pull all order down Who knows what hidden strength may be Hidden in their clasp Though now tis but a taffy stick In sturdy hold they grasp Ah blessings on those little hands Whose work is yet undone And blessings on those little feet Whose race is yet unrun And blessings on the little brain That has not learned to plan Whateer the future holds in store God bless the coming man Somerville Journal la Pace teries among- the New York and Tsew England forts as well as during- his brief stay at the barracks he had noted the scrupulous deference of the veteran sergeants when addressing their officers He could understand awkward ¬ ness and clumsiness among the recruits but the idea of a corporal chuffing- him on the cut of his clothes and the idea of a two months recruit being a cor-¬ poral anyhow Never in the tales told of the JTire zouaves of C3 had he heard of anything- much more than the manners of this camp of regu ¬ lars Never in his wildest dream had he fig ured such a specimen of the com- ¬ missioned officer as he found in Capt Close In the contemplation of this style of character the the enlisted men sank into insignifi ¬ cance Long years afterwards Lambert used to go over this meeting in his mind and for two years often importuned he would convulse his brother officers by vivid description of it But there came a time when they no longer laughed and he no longer told the story save to those he loved and trusted ut- ¬ - In visiting- class accustomed salute in deference to the tSiree oclock came forth from his tent mates already on duty with their bat- ¬ presence of the new officer Im busy buttoned to the throat in his handsomeice he knew very well - ¬ with them ration returns ney you go Go where - Here Fin- ¬ ly fitting- ¬ - - free-and-eas- y said a young- soldier squatting- at his tent door and greasing a pair of shoes Avith a bit of bacon rind He hardly deigned to look up The captain wants you to go and g et that saddle mule he sent up last night Take must have gone asleep and forgot him Would it be possible to send a wagon for my trunk interposed Lambert at this juncture appealing to his superior Close hesitated and made no immediate reph It was the sergeant who took the responsibility Ill tend to itif you please sir The wagons going up in ten minutes to haul some grain Be lively now Fin ¬ ney Drop them shoes and start And Finney conscious possibly of some change in the military atmosphere gathered himself together and van¬ ished terly E3 CAPTAIN LQopyright 1894 CZHAKEES KING by J B Lippincott Co II Continued I This said Lambert to himself is possibly one of the scrub oaks I assume he doesnt imagine me to be an officer and in anv event he could sa so and 1 couldnt prove the contrary ISrgo Ill let him into the secret with ¬ out letting- him imagine Im nettled They were made by my tailor coi poral said he lie also made the uni ¬ form which I perhaps should have put That on before coming out to camp thought he ought to fetch him Wfcere will 1 lind Capt Close Hes over there said the corporal with a careless jerk of the head in the direction of the opposite wall tent Then I spose youre the new lieuten- ¬ have been talking ant the feller ¬ - I about -- -- laughed Lambert except a darky Newton lambert has more tlKin once asleep in a freight car The mule was¬ rin the course of his years of service been lying in the dirt and snapped his head heard to say that of all the odd sensa- - stall when I tried to raise him What became of him He didnt get rions he ever experienced that which away did he V asked Close in great repossessed him on the occasion of his porting- for duty with his first com- anxiety He didnt trv to answered Lam Accustomed pany was the oddest Like the during- his four years of cadet life to be bert in some amusement eminent head of the late unpleasant ¬ have with punctilious respect in lie ness all he asked was to be let alone I presence of officers young- or old ajnd also through his two months left him browsing in the public square And the bridle an saddle too Great sit the aeademv that summer to I ronfPfl with even the exaggerated Voicrl Thats bad Some lousy nic v gpv s got mm oy mis time or nis deference which the old i Freed-Lofficers seemed to delight in pins at least an helf swear the Omans Bureau gave hm the hull outfit w trniinn- a raduates Lambert uo t -- muijug r j i i tii i uo -was unprepared for the he called wish you d go met nature of his reception by the en- - Sergeant town an catch up down that mule listed men and the absolute impassive- right Mu nn brother ofiioer That it an 1rrtm fhp iistoms -- I cant go sirJL promptly answered xi obtaining disewhere in the regular sen- - Sergt Burns his hand going up in un- ¬ - tween the tents a dozen of the- men ant starting- up to stare at but none to sa ¬ Slowly the man in the camp chair lute him and halted before the tent of lard down his work sticking the needle his company commander the flap of the tent and hanging Qiinr iiict within tlif lisi1f rTTiPfl into thread upon it Then he heaved up the flap a thick set burly man of- - middle cut of the chair hung- the damaged age was holding in his left hand a coarse trousers over its back and came ponneedle while with his right he was dcrously forward Not a vestige of a making- unsuccessful jabs with some smile lightened his face He looked the block thread at the ere thereof So in ¬ Aoung gentleman earned ly in the eve tent was he upon this task that he never and slowly extended his big- brown heard Lamberts footfall nor noted his hairy hand Seeing- that it was meant coming and the lieutenant while pausihim Lambert shifted his hat inlo ng- a moment irresolute took quick ob- ¬ for left leaning- his sword against the the servation of the stranger and his sur ¬ tent pole and his dainty kid a wild roundings lie was clad in the gray extravagance so soon after the war shirt and light blue trousers such as was for an instant clasped then slow ¬ were worn by the rank and file An or¬ ly released Capt Close unqueslionably dinary soldiers blouse was thrown over had a powerful grip Were seated by a little fire the back of the camp stool on which he How d you come Kind he asked sat and his feet were encased in the of expected you Monday evenin out morning for the new lieutenant to coarse woolen socks and heavy brogans from Quitman the left of the domicile of the company and leathern thongs just exactly such coiijjmander a wooden bunk was The ircneral keot me over a day as the soldier cook was wearing at the or two to let me see New Orleans He knocked up in an A tent in the back hissing- fire a few paces away ITis susthat you would be notified sir and Lambert began unpacking his penders were hung- about his waist and told meyou got the trunk and setting up housekeeping1 hope letter in iiis lap seat uppermost and showing 1 suppose 1 can get what furniture I Oh yes That was all right There a rent three inches in length were a didnt know as they want in town said he to Close pair of uniform trousers with a narrow was no hurry 1over Depends on what you want replied the Northern 1 welt of dark blue along- the outer seam could get passes the senior warily aud whether you They were thin and shiny like bomba spose the chief quartermaster fixed it care to throw awav your money zine in places and the patch which for yoi though V And the brown eyes Whatd you want to get They will young seamed destined to cover the rent was searched questioningly the skin the last cent out of you there at jive shades too dark for the purpose officers face Passes No sir I bought my tick ¬ Cohens His hands were brown and knotted and I merely wanted some cheap struck hard He wore a silver ring- on the et through No Why you neednt have done for cam and some washstand fixings third linger of the left ITis face was ¬ Lambert answered falling into brown as his hands and clean shaved tiiat The Quitman roads biddin for nacular of his comrade with thethe ver ease of barring- the stubble of two days all the government freight it can get one just out of uat nal school the growth everywhere except the heavy now Theyd have given you a pass in a where every known American dialect goatee which beginning- at the cor- ¬ minute 1 suppose you want to be can be T can throw things heard And ners of his broad firm mouth covered quartermaster and commissary away when we leave thick v his throat and chin Iiis eyes again the brown eyes looked almost 1 can Close w as silent a moment were large clear dark brown in hue wistfully into the blue 1 No indeed sir I dont know- - you have everything you need f you and heavilv shaded His hair close aint particular bout their bein cropped and sprinkled with gray was anything but a little tactics What 1 Theyre just as good as anything- new you most want with a glance around almost black is a chance can huy and wont cost you near so The morn in jt air was keen vet no and an apologetical laugh Then after a little hesitation much fire Llazed in the little camp stove be- - to wash oh the cinders and something- They aint mine to give or Id let you hind himand the liftings of the tent so i to oat Tm hungry as a wolf have them for nothing The captain looked troubled Ive far as the vis tor could see were of tne Lambert had precious little money plainest description Not caring tc had my grub sove the men cept those left even after drawing- his November stand there long er Lambert cleared his that come back late in the night been pay in New Orleans but he had a big up to Buckatubbee with the marshal mileage account to throat and began collect for in those Did you try over at Toogloo am looking- for Capt Close I days nothing- was paid to the young Wrhereupon the man eng aged in Everybody was asleep over there 1 advance even slowly opened the left my trunk at the railway station and graduate in his way by the though he threading- the needle had to find Isthmus to left eye he had screwed tight shut and walked out the mouth of the Columbia He thanked as slowly raised his head calmly looked Why 1 told the sergeant to send a his comrade and by evening- was put in his visitor over and at last slowly re- ¬ mule in last night on the chance of your possession of an odd lot of camp furni plied comin by the Owl Didnt anybody ture some items of which wore in croc my name Thats meet vou repair and others valuable onlvas relies Uiere was a mule but no body j of the var A camp mattress and -- how long youve been in service Me Oh I reckon about two months long-er hi you have anyhow You joined vet have vou And the aint was nibbling- at a twig- now corporal and looking- up in good humored interest Then e Lambert found no words for immediate reply he went on Caps awake ri you want to see him And amazed at this reception yet not knowing- whether to be indignant or amused Lambert sprang- down the pathway crossed the open space be- ¬ -- I am and would you mind telling me I I ¬ - - company G smoking a pipe while work ¬ ing over a ration return stuck his head out of his tent and saw a voung in a light colored suit courteously raising a drab derby in his kid gloved hand while he stood erect with soldierly case before the company com- ¬ mander Sergt Burns also noted that some of the men were tittering and all of them looking- on One glance v as enough The sergeant dropped pen and pipe and came out of his den with a single bound buttoning- his blouse and giaring- about him as he did so Hush your d d gab you he fierce ly growled at the nearest group Get into your coats there lie swore at another while with menacing hand he motioned to others still whose costume was even more primitive to scramble back to their tents In ten seconds si- ¬ lence reigned throughout the camp almost as complete as that which was maintained for that time at the tent of the commanding officer Lambert actually did not know what to sav in lesponse to his superiors announcement It was full ten seconds or more before he determined in what form to hi t reniJir- - He had in- 1cmlecl to sav j lmve the honor to report for duty sir but a vague suspicion possessed him that this might be some game at his expense some prank such as old cadets played upon He compromised therefore pie lies between his preconception of a strict ¬ ly soldierly report and his sense of what might be due his own dignity iy name is Lambert said he And T am here for duty as second lieutenen-tleman Aroused bv some unusual chatter among- the men the first sergeant of - ¬ - - - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Meantime in his anxiety about the government property thus placed in jeopardy the captain seemed lost to ail thought of the newcomer comfort It was Sergt Burns who came forward with a camp stool and proffer of further hospitality If the lieutenant can put up with such rations Ill send something- from the cook fire sir said he doubtfully looking- at his commander very much as though he thought it high time for that official to suggest something better Lambert said he should be most grate-¬ ful if that could be done and if there were no objections and he too looked expectantly at the senior officer 1 guess thats about the best we can do said Close slowiy Taint what youve been accustomed to but its what 1 always eat Send us up something sergeant enough for two Fll take an- ¬ other snack with the lieutenant And in less than five minutes Lambert and his new comrade were seated by a little fire on which a tin coffeepot was hissing and with a broad pine shelf upon iheir knees from big tin mugs and broad tin plates were discussing a smoking- repast of pork and beans to the accompaniment of brad and sirup Tts the way I and ereamless coffee always prefer to live when Fm in tbc field said Close and it crnly costs you nine dollars a month Lambert was too hungry not to rel- ¬ ish even such a breakfast He fancied he heard something that sounded great ¬ ly like a suppressed chuckle on the part of the soldier cook at his seniors remark upon the cost of living in the field but sensations and experiences were crowding thickly upon him and there was little time for rifles Through the good offices of Sergt Burns a wall tent was pitched that - his forage can cocked jauntily over his right eye and a pair of white gloves in his hand A soldier slouching across the open space in front shifted to the opposite hand the bucket he v as carrying and saluted Close surveyed his trim subaltern without changing a muscle of Iiis face What do they charge you extra for them buttons he finally inquired Lambert said he didnt know They were on the coat when it came from the tailors Would the captain kindly dr rect him to Mr Farmelees and permit him to go thither The captain giexlv said he need not ask permission just tc leave camp even the men didnt dc that and gave him the needed instructions winding- up by saying Gotyoui pistol Lambert answered that he never carried one Youll have to here said Close oi be out of fashion entirely I aint got one to lend but if youve a- mind to pay less than cost Ive got one that will just suit you strap and holster complete In five minutes the trade was made and Lambert had only elevendollars left when he started to hunt up Mr Far ¬ ¬ uniform - - the young- fellow as he stepped briskly away So did the first sergeant Mid ¬ way across the open space between the tents half a dozen of the men were squatting- in the bright sunshine pipes in full blast engaged in a game of cards that looked suspiciously like draw poker a gray blanket being outspread and little piles of white field beans decorating- its outer edge at different points Surrounding the players were perhaps a dozen spectators in various costumes more or less soldieily At sight of Mr Lambert in his trim fropk coat some of the number faced half towards him some as though embarrassed began to edge away The ramblers calmly continued their game If the young 6fficer han looked as though he did not notice them the chances are that though he passed within ten feet of the g roup no one of the party would in proper and sol- ¬ dierly style have noticed him but Lam bert had seen enough slouching- for one day and his youthful soul was up in arms - melee Close watched the erect figure of - ¬ ¬ - TO I BE CONTINUED STORY OF AN OPAL It Wag Placed Beyond the Power of Sun Working Mischief FEMININE NECKWEAR Dollars Collar Bandx Frills Tuclra utid Other Tilings Fashion in collar bands and their ilecoration still plays an important part in the finish of our costumes and while ihey are not so elaborately trimmed as they were in the winter a frill of some sort and above all the touch of white is a positive necessity for the success of a fashionable gown A short ruche wider at the back than at the sides appears on all the half dressy gowns and this is made of lace or net in any of the bright colors Deep cream or white is the most becoming- and the net is doubled and plaited in box plaits but all these ruches are less full than they were and not so wide A double ruche of black net and an inner one oi vvhite lace is very effective on some g owns These little frills are shown in the shops made of chiffon net and lace all plaited into a band ready to baste inside the collar Loops of ribbon are still used at the back of dressy gowns with the lace P11fllA fnllintr lipfwPAn nnrl rno tvs u neck finishs two quarter of a yard lengths of four inch black satin ribbon cut with standing ends and plaited on one edge in a small double box plait forming two little frills meeting- in th back and the lace which begins nar rowly in the sides falls over these The tucked collar bands are veiy pretty with simply the lace ruche in the edget and the knot effect in front is anothei fancy this season which is very pretty rTI some ornwriB Linen collars are still worn with shirt waists but the stock collar of silk with a narrow turnovei collar of linen is by far the most fashionable This sort of finish is seen on almost every bodice intended especially for morning wear The narrow linen collar comes in great variety plain hemstitiched and with tiny insertion in nnes oi emoroictery a little way from the edge and trimmed with lace Then there are various shapes in linen lawn with insertions and edgings of lace ana emoroiaerea edges as well Stocks made of the silk like the bodice tied in a soft bow with hemstitched ends in front and a narrow linen collar turned over the edge are in excellent taste as well as good style Ribbon is used foi stocks with the order of last season reversed and the bow tied in front and the same narrow linen collar is the fin ish with narrow cuffs to match 3T Y ¬ - j j - r - j 1 - i j Jh V11 tr -wrt - co vi ub00 HABITS AND ¬ 1 ¬ - - - - - - Talking about luck stones said the jeweler was an eye witness once to a most remarkable instance of superstition in regai d to the opal and I dis ¬ like to tell the story because it sounds hardly credible Tell it tell it urged the company the biggea the yarn the better we will like it It is merely an incident of trave that icame tinder my own observation L was returning- at the time from a trip rabipadj and when we were one day out I made the acquaintance of two strangers iu rather a peculiar way A gen tleman approached me and said he had learned who I was and wanted me to do him a favor Then he poin fed out a man who was pacing the steamers deck and told me to notice the opal he wore in his scarf I had already seen it and observed that it was a very fine stone Purchase it for me said ray new acquaintance and he told me his name which represented uncounted wealth But I objected as the affair seemed a little peculiar Pay any price he asks I must have it he urged ¬ ¬ ¬ IN REGARD TO GIFTS Random Presents JVot as Effective as Systematic Ones - J j May I inquire wliv vou want it I asked He hesitated then said J - ¬ - - - ¬ -- - - - lt I - - i - - - - - ¬ in ¬ -- - ed wil i -- non-commi- s- trap-s-cne- d -i - 11 - naii-ieiiow-eii- --u - 1 and the soldier who carried them in re ¬ They didnt burn marked to his chum everything after the lieutenant died From which Lam- ¬ after all did they bert drew inference that the property in questioE had formerly belonged to an officer of that name who succumbed to the epidemic of the previous year But the rincipal question remaining unsohcd was that of subsistence War- Jng and Pierce had told him that in all probabilitv he would find that Close was living on soldier fare and had no mess arrangements whatever This as we liave seen proved to be the ease and Lambert inquired if thre were no somi chajrs bore the name of Tisrhe O 7 sought the millionaire on adding- a liandsome commission tc the original price Well queried the crowd as he ceased speaking The climax came an hour later when the new owner of the opal called me to t ho bow-- of the steamer andasked me to v 1ness the burial of the gem in five fr homs of green water Threw it overboard ITxaetly He said his wife would not have known a moment of peace witt that unlucky g em Hashed in her eyes whenever she was on deck I wished he had commissioned me to Uirow it overboard but he made sure that it could never again act as a hoodbo- Detroit Free Press - to g ive her everj-thing- that she desires She is not unreasonable al thoujgh this may appear so to strangers My check will be ready for the price of that opal Well I had become interested and I made the acquaintance of the man who owned the opal and after admir ¬ ing the gem sufficientlv and letting him know that I was in the business of buying- and selling stones 1 casually made him an offer You see I didnt want him to think I was after the opal lie was at first surprised then seemed tc consider the matter and finally nameci the only price which would induce hin to part with it I really think he asked twice its value to prevent me from taking- it But I accepted his figure on the spot and possessed of the opal - I try wife is with me on the boat She has seen the g ern and set her heart on obtaining- it She is an invalid and My - IDhia Hecord to give a superabundance of toys to the children in whom they are interested and a child really becomes fretful and troublesome who has more toys than he needs Instead of giving the chii- dren toys on each birthday try giving DOth boys and girls articles in silver ware and linen Present a silver fork table or teaspoon on each birthday and have the date clearly engraved on each article Continue until one dozen spoons or forks have been given then begin with a different article In a family where there are three maiden aunts a teaspoon tablespoon and a fork are given upon each birthday to their little niece so at the age of 1 this little maiden will be the happy possessor of one dozen of each of these articles The grandfather presents a handsome piece oj niien au one same xime ana tne attle woman is extremely proud of hei handsome possessions rn v im xi uiua piiui 11 is mr wiser uian m spend the same amount upon some toy that wi hft hrnk pn nv thrown nsirlpn mosii oeiore tne ciav is none innaaei 1 1 Loving- friends and relatives are apt j I 1 appreciative words It costs so little to give encouragement and joy to our fellows A multitude of appreciative thoughts concerning our friend may be hidden in our hearts but how sei- dom do they find expression We may laud his excellence to others but never 1 word of praise reaches his ear Many a uespunuenu soui wouiu ue cneereci and helped over a desperately - hard place if only some one would whisper a heartening word It is wonderful how a particularly gloomy outlook may be brightened by a timely appreciation oi our struggles and triumphs I do not mean flattery or fulsome praise but genuine appreciation Give expression to your appreciation of the virtues and achievements of your dear ones in the nome circle as well as of those outside who insisted Detroit Free Press j I wonder why we are so chary of kind Kind Appreciative Words Guide Almost all men have certain ways of living which they have found con ducive either to health or work and j very arge section of them suffer great y from a torrent of criticism for thostj AVays There are men who never need exercise or as fr Chamberlain sayi in his case do much better without it and if they escape the minatory lea hire once a week they are greatly fa vored by fortune There are other mer quite numerous who benefit by exeif cise in big draughts but not in homeo pathic doses who exert themselves f ui riously once a week or- during- an annual holiday but for the rest of theii time benefit most by bodily torpor They are not scolded for as a rule they are considered too far grme foi that opcratiton to be beneficial butthej are habitually and very openly disbelieved They are talking nonsense i1 is held on a matter they know nothing about There are thousands of Englishmen who are never at peace if they are not warm ana are xoia oy an sincere friends that they are killing themselves with coddling and tons of thousand who can neither think nor work unless they are cool and who are pestered b everyone who knows them about wraps We used to lecture one old gentleman ourselves because he would ride on omnibuses wanting- heaaid full air ana the lectures did not stop wher at B4 he was more hale than tho lecturer al 45 Modern biographers are particular jv impervious to reason on this point fhey note at once the smallest depart ure from the usual in the habits oi Qjiy iife as if it were an aberration nerer thinking- that their victim prob aDly knows himself a gTeat deal better aiL they can know hiin or is obeying ail instinct as deeply planted and aa beneficial as that which induces a doj occasionally to eat grass There are men Scotchmen and Scandinavians nc doubt mostly who simply must ffet into the cold for a few weeks ever i year wnu iiT owiss iw niirst j iu iikc a a lur u im mountains and there are thousands ol women who would live to 100 if onlv tney could have a month of a year ina P acc where they were warm ah through- - To condemn such instinqt as self indulgence unless they conflict witk clear duties is foolish Londoi ¬ Peopled Instincts HEALTH Are Usnallj- - a Good - - ¬ s - - 7 7 1 -- w c - u and whispered said Closer MrParmelee the deputy r you spalpeen let iru marshal lives up he road about half a u h mile and he told me to say hed be giao LI 1omul Table you to accommodate Thcraan who keeps his Lambrt lunched In camp at noon amP abo rrt jcver Eras to eat airy crow cmvith-EdvtxV --- Miri T j K-i t ies- The Irish soldier seems to furnish the many an anecdote The following- incident is said to have occurred at the bat ij of Fontenoy as the marshai when the great Sax in command said thj The password is Saxe officer of the guard as he sent off ar Irish trooper Avith a message dont oiget the word Sure I wont sir was the reply r Sacks niv father was a miller When he came to the sentinel and wrj balIengedT he Irishman looked wise- story-teller-with - Puts Pnssvrord C appalling A list admitted to be in omplcte of the wrecks since 1873 shows fhat151 vessels including- three steam jrs have g one to pieces on the pitiless sands of the cape and had not the waves always hastened to remove the evidences of their work the shore all the way from Chatham at the elbow of Massachu Cimrncter in ciiiidren t arm if iue crook of her bent Parents sometimes congratulate themselves upon the fact that one child liand wollld De Pile S with the ribq and PlankiES of shattered vessels A is never self willed never passionate or angry always amiable contented and larSe proportion of the capes victims calnC seemiug to need no discipline and aro coastmST schooners with only an oc no restraint And they mourn over the casional bark or brig These dis fact that another child is eager im- - flsters therefore rarely attract much at petuous willful troublesome Yet not tention UUTl ey are tragical none tho infrequently the mourning and the re- - Iess and almost every storm adds to the joicing- ought to chang e places if the numDer of dreadful stories which tho and members of Euture life and character be taken into account The tranquility of the one Jlife saving service ave to tell may be only the outcome of a feeble character which leans against the near Enuniiy Uniuoir- st prop because it cannot stand alone Sympathetic Lady So your husband while the other who is so difficult ta was killed manage may contain the elements ot MrsKooney Shureanhewas mum a powerful nature which needs only and it was from the 13th floor he fell to be g uided aright to become a valua- An unlucky number for him Die and a noble man N Y Ledger wTt was that but Im thinking it would have been just as unlucky for Vnt for Larding In larding with pork the fattest piece friln Poor man if he had fell from the procurable should be bought lean salt ith Tribune pork is not available for any use and A stern Ilnce the strips always cut from that part be- Frances Yes he is pursuing iitera- tween the streak of lean and the rind ture Uhis is the only portion firm enough Gertrude Indeed And is he very for the purpose The bits should then successful be laid in ice water to become crisp No It is still a long wav aheud of before using N Y Post himY Cleveland Leader TEconmy Hi Heaviest Ace Mistress I d much rather- raise yofit At what age does a man really begin yages Bridget than have you leave us O feel tiae wei rht of years Bridget Weir mumr Oi was thinlcinr Usually on his 21st birthday and F marry in but wid your good offer t takes the sensation at least four or can saver up better for the next pro- - lye year to wear off Cincinnati Eo losaL 3 Y Truth jturer J Nobody knows how many vessels have been wrecked on CapeCbd sinca the bleak December day when the May- tlower rounded Race Point and soughl shelter in what is now the harbor ol Provincetown The number is very great however and the loss of life on this most dangerous part of the whole New England coast has been something spectator TrcacLcrons Cane Cod - 1 r 3fl 9 - H -Times 1 - - t - - - ii a tf i 0 n - - J -- I- - rxSLiTa r v-- t -- V v i - - v R -- r THE BOURBON NEty S TUESDAY MAY - 18 i897 - - T ROYAl fc Choosing A Profession Walter Champ iu Judge k over a farewell reception to be given by Mayor Sam Johnsing in honor of his son George who was to start in the The father was mnmintr tn r nllese trying to decide on a profession for his i 3r f vtrhon thfl arrival of the guests interrupted his meditations Mistah Johnsing Good ebenin Darktown colored society was agog You naturally lose flesh in the summer and running down tou get a niue is so easy weaker each day without hardr ly noticing it There is loss of Flesh LvJI nir V r 3 CYCLEKJt - pc - US fe l- POWDER - appetite headache said an early guest How dye do Uncle Abe inquired of the muscles disturbed sleep the host weakness of memory and these yo Oh Ps jes tolerble thank are the beginning of nervous compliments ob de ebenin yo De prostration Iron and tonics honah chimed uncle Enoch Jackson Uncle Enoch and bitters may afford some H iurl top see vo How vo be Tfts weakness N WL DOUGLAS 14 years this shoe by merit alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas 8350 8400 and 8500 shoes are the productions of skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices Also 250 200 and S2ri0 and 8200 shoes for men for boys W Ii Douglas shoes are indorsed by over 1000000 wearers as the best in Style fit and durability of any shoe ever offered at the prices They are made in all the latest shapes and styles and of every vari ¬ ety of leather If dealer cannot supply you write for cata logue to W L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by 4VVm v V Absolutely Pure r- fr sS- 5t - - J -- A Celebrated for its great leavening poweiful misery in mah back strength and healthfulness Assures the Pleased toe greet yo Uncle Rastus food against alum and all forms of adul- ¬ Hows all teration common to the cheap brands 6tTVlAfetOTU -- Oh Ps tolerble peart Mistah Royal Baking Powder CO- New YOrk Mayah but de ole woman is mighty of Cod liver Oil with the Hy pohly Bliebe mah soul shes bin hoopophosphites furnishes just the dooed Mah little Gawge is ailin wid TH for those a misery in his side an Mirandy is de- nourishment needed Seventeenth Year Established 1881 fined toe her room wid rheumatics who are run down and pale and Wes jes tolerble thank yo thin and weak If you lose flesh Published every Tuesday and Friday by toe see yo Uncle Powerful glad in summer take Scotts Emul- ¬ WALTER CHAMP T o look fine as a yo Eph How am Editors and Otvners till fall tolerble vo honor Ps got a temporary relief but what you need is a food for body brain and nerves S3 SHOE in thewbrld For I have three 1 Sctts Ji 5BL1 ¬ ¬ USEffl ¬ J P KIELY tion sick headar Queen Wrights Cclery 1 All new BBTJCE MILLER fiddle k S Make all Checks Money Orders etc payable to the order of Champ Miiler Exciting Times At Frankfort s ty I b- A most exciting scene was enacted yesterday in the Senate Bronston and Goebel objected to Lieutenant Governor Worthingtons rulings and demanded that he vacate the chair Worthington By God I have a constitu- retorted tional right to preside and I am going to do it Goebel then took a chair as presiding officer and recognized Bron- ¬ ston and Kentucky had the distinction of two Senates in session in the same hall The session was soon adjourned and in the afternoon a truce was patch- ¬ ed up Goebel presiding pending Worth For sale at 50c and 100 by all druggists seed a well day sence Susan had de mumps an Matilda like toe died wid de pneumonv an de ole woman an me had GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS de yaller janders No sah I aint bin well ernuff toe go possum huntin but Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In The Foyer foah nights dis week Melba haa 100000 invested in gowns Mah son how does yo feel by now asked the ho3t Lawds sake Mistah Johnsing 1 sion now Dont wait I or winter before beginning Crescent Low Rates and fitted with I M Reduced rates are in effect via the Crescent Route from stations in Kentucky as follows F Grand Encampment I O O Louisville May 19 20 Underwriters Association of Ky at Lexington May 20 W C Rineaeson G P A Cincinnati O Queen aint -- ingtons decision Relief For Americans In Cuba K Yesterday President McKinley sent a message to Congress urging an appropriation of 50000 for the relief of suffering Americans in Cuba and to transport those who desired to come to America Congress immediately passed a resolution nnaniinously making the appropriation ¬ Jes tolerble father Dat settles it mah son Ps gwyne toe make a doctah out ob yo ef it takes four yeahs Den yo kin cum back toe Darktown an be desabior ob yor suf- ferin race Yoll make a fortune an den well retiah toe a watermilion planta- shun A special from Lexington says There is a rumor afloat that Maj P P Johnston Chairma i of the Silverite State Central and State Executive Com- ¬ mittees will resign and enter activeljT into a canvass for the Democratic nom- ¬ When ination for Governor in 1899 asked regarding this report Mai Johnston simply smiled and gave no intimation of his intention to resign ¬ ¬ That I will sell very low for the Presbyterian Geueral Assembly Y vette Guilbert the French music hall singer was married last week to Wiuona Assembly Grounds Warsaw Dr Max Schiller Ind This meeting is May 20 to June 2d Round trip tickets are on sale via Crescen Route and Cincin ¬ There seems to be no doubt that a the Queen Prince can get along much better in a nati at half rates Ask agents for par- ¬ comic opera or a bnrlesqae than on the ticulars W C Rinearson Exchange battlefield GenIPassr Agt Cincinnati O Chas Goodyear the minstrel died at Denver last week of heart disease He was forty one years old and was well known to manv Parisians r SPOT CASH -DB Will Not PerionnMimcIes But It Fill Cure h ft- I - r j i SCINTILLATIONS An Interesting will pro- ¬ duce Shakespeares The Taming of the next season with Maxine Shrew Elliott in the role of Katherine Nat C Goodwin it is said QhW4Sl For Spring 1897 1 1 n0 t is1 r e I flow many grown up Jack Homers Are standing on Washington corners Patiently waiting day by day For nice juicy pieces of pie Could each put in his thumb And pull out a ripe plum Half of Kentucky would say What a bully boy am I Jumble Of News And Actor James A Heme author of Comment otore Acres preached in fashionable Winchester has 666 school children St Pauls Universalist Church in New Cincinnati will make an effort to se- ¬ York Sunday on The Drama The cure the G A R encampment in edifice was filled to overflowing -- 98 re- ¬ - We are now receiving Spring goods in all the new lasts and colors The best productions of the leading manufactur ¬ 602 ers and at reasonable prices M H BAILEY MAIN ST PARIS KY Over Deposit Bank 8 The Kentucky Legislature took a them cess Saturday while a visitor fiddled for Now that it has had both the fiddle and Deboe whats the matter with getting down to business Plums bestowed by the new Secretary bf the Treasury might properly be class ed as green Gage plums ¬ Mrs H C Barkley of Maysville at- ¬ Robert Downing has purchased the tempted to suicide Sunday morning by right to produce a play entitled cutting her throat David Mr Downing will plav the ¬ piece exclusively daring the next season The Lexington City Council has killed a curtew law and an The theme of the play is the same as that of George Ohnets novel Le ordinance More than 100 people have joined the Droit TEnfant RION R MILES RESTORATIVE NERVINE cures nervous prostration Not mi- ¬ raculously but scientifically by first removing the germs of disease and then CLA12 Office hours to 12 a m 1 to 6 pm u President McKinley may send a message to Congress this week on the Cuban question Tollgate Troubles Over in Madison the Fiscal Court has bought three roads and appropriated 000 to build another 3 In Bath an election has been ordered for next November to vote on a bond is sue to buy the roads and in the meantime the raiders are breaking down gates every night or two ¬ ¬ - Three more toll gates were destroyed by raiders in Mercer county Thursday night At one place a toll house was burned and in another instance a toll collector was forced to cut down his own gate Two gates were torn down Friday night in Bath county one near Sharps burg the other near Bethel t f-- y Thirty six tobacco beds near- - Sher ¬ burne and four near Wedonia in Ma ¬ son were destroyed the other night A note on each bed warned owners not to raise over fifteen acres of tobacco this I Farmers will do picket duty over their tobacco beds at night r Notes tacked on thirty tobacco barns warn Clark county farmers that their barns will be dynamited if they raise over six acre3 of tobacco - year Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair Christian Church at Eld Tinsleys re- ¬ vival at Salyeisville The rush of applicants from banks for permission to reduce their capitol stock has begun at Frankfort The Confederate veterans at Rich mond will decorate the graves of their fallen comrades Saturday The Legislature will probably go to the Nashville Centenial on the 24th Ken tucky day It will be a private janket John D Young Jr gets an tighteen year sentence to State prison for the murder of Plinney Passett at Owings ville Over 20000 people saw the Cincinnati Louisville ball game Sunday in Cincin- ¬ nati More than 1000 rooters went up from Louisville Members of the McCreary guards at Frankfort have asked Capt Noel Gaines to resign on account of his mix up in that bribery case Gaines refused to step down and out B son Scott and Assessor A county of Woodford went a rat killing the other day in their corn crib and bagged 208 rats A Nicholas County man killed 185 rats in one day Madison Ind taxes cigarette dealers 150 a year and prohibits the smoking of the things on the streets aud in public places A curfew law also adds trouble to the life of the Madison kids The Sultan of Turkey declines to con sent to an armistice in the war with Greece unless Turkey is permitted to annex Thessaly and levy on Greece an indemnity of ten million Turkish pounds The Ambassadors of the Powers will ask the Sultan to consent to See dispatches on sec- ¬ a modification ond page ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The Kentucky House took a recess Saturday while Louis Harris pla3Ted the fiddle for them Daily paper Hey diddle diddle Harris played the fiddle The Legislature loafed all day The politicians laughed The tax payer was gaffed The people have the bill to pay - A good chance to home sale May 19th cheap the Chris Groscbe property ad ¬ a buy joining the Christian Church at public Yes there are other laundries but for perfect color fine finish and most uniform work the Bourbon Steam Laundry excels Phone 4 8my tf supplying healthy nerve food increasing the appetite helping digestion and strength ¬ ening the entire system Desperate case3 require prolonged treatment a3 shown by that of Mrs M B Reed of Delta Iowa who As the result of a lightning stroke writes the physicians said I had a light stroke of paralysis my limbs would all draw up I would hare throbbings Br Miles in my chest that seemed unendurable For three Nervine months I could not sleep Restores and for three weeks did not close my eyes I Health prayed for sleep and felt that if relief did not come I would be dead or insane I took Dr Miles Restora- ¬ tive Nervine and the second night slept two hours and from that time on my health im ¬ proved skmiy at first but steadily and surely I took in all 40 bottles and I cannot express how grateful I am for I am now perfectly well and have taken no medicine Dr Miles Nervine for over four months is sold by druggists on guarantee that first bottle benefits or money refunded Book on heart and nerves free Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind vr 1 4 wBsb - It -- at is There is no word so full I of meaning and about which such tender and I op holy recollections cluster as that MCE II premises on CITY OF PARIS of Mother she who watched over our helpless infancy and guid- ¬ ed our first tottering step Yet the life of every Expectant Moth- ¬ er is beset with danger and all ef-¬ fort should be made to avoid it so assists nature in the change tak- ¬ ing place that I will sell at public auction on the WEMMY at 2 oclock p m MAY 19 1897 Cover the soiled walls and ceilings Am n3flM II with some of J flintons choice wall so manv nave said paper Any price paper that is want- ¬ persuaded to use ed all are included in his big stock Your Life Insured dread suffering or gloomy bodings to the hour when she experiences the joy of Motherhood Its use insures safety to the lives T Viova nlnrPf1 nil rf mw annnnnfo p Dow of both Mother and Child and she notes ete in the hands of is found stronger after than before Jr for collection All persons know me will confinement in short it makes ing themselves indebted to his office please call on Mr Dow at Childbirth natural and easy as fover the Agricultural Bank and settle fore- ¬ Expectant Mother is enabled to look for ward without the my house and lot situated on Main street in Paris Ky and adjoining the Christian Church property The lot fronts on Main street 48 feet and runs back 107 feet House contains six rooms and all necessary out buildings All in good ilfl Hill 0 1 Mm I1 ur 27ft jTj nw feLaf ig22 HI SI3 mm B Bw Is3i iB fSfc3 PH2I r3 PATH ¬ repair Terms reasonable and made known on day of sale CHRIS GROSCHE Geo R Doehrer Auctr NOTICE r anything but Done beor nnPft nfiT aTT1 nwHrP- rhAmnnfiv w C D ORAM - lc a Day CREAM r - MOST PERFECT MADE nmm NG A pure Grace Cream of Tartar Powder Free from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD Our insurance is protected by bank- ¬ able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stionger guarantee given yor We dare not use a banks name without authority if you doubt it write thenr Good health is the best life insurance Wrights Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach troube Rheumatism Constipation and CIck Headaches 100 days treatment costs lc a day A sight draft on above bank in 67ery 1 box- which brings your money back if we fail to cure you Sold by W 0 Brooks druggist - mu not J 8t FRIEND ASSIGNEES NOTICE persons having claims against assigned estate ofH Margolen are requested to present them at once properly proven a8 required by law to on tt tv knowing themselves indebted to H Margolen are requested to pay promptly Have you seen my window display Do you want anything in any of these lines Let me quote you some prices r Come and see my stock rv I can save you money -- - dren than she did altogether with her last having previously used- - four bot- ties of Mothers Friend It is a blessing to any one expecting to be- come a MOTHER- My wife suffered more in ten min- ¬ utes with either of her other two chil ¬ ALL J T HINTON -- to0 says a customer Henderson Dale Carmi Illinois and thereby l i I BABY CARRIAGES - courfc Of Druggists at 100 or sent by mailjon receipt of price Write for book containing testimonials and valuable information for all Mothers free Tke Bradflelft Bfegalator Ce AtUmta 6a LOUIS S ALOSHIN - FURNITURE And WOOD MANTELS - Ha rmov Rtttt - A ttnrnpv Assignee limy f UNDERTAKING IN- - ALL ITS BBANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED TO iV - f - lS - l i t fc ff w v 5Zj- - V i - S sA- - -- T i - TEE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY MAY ynevtam s l 18 1897 3 jwii 5 jv i tr ruor- - - 5 The Fayette county court house at Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Lexington was damaged by fire Friday morning at ten oclock to the extent of Eiucxcd at the Post office at Paris Ky as about 55000 Most of the records were ass mail matter seed1 saved but many historic and valuable portraits were burned and Joel T Harts TELEPHONE NO 124 famous statue Triumph of the Chastity was brokeninto atoms by the SUBSCRIPTION PRICES large bell which fell from the dome of Payable in Advance Portions of the broken 2 00 Sixmouths Oneyear jfl00 the building news costs YSu cant even get a rk statue were carried away by relic hunt- ¬ port from a gun frke of charge ers It is believed thb insurance 55 000 will restore the court house Orders Etc i Make all Checks Money The Hai t Memorial Association has payable to the order of Champ Miller already taken steps to replace the statue It is believed that the model is still in Yesterdays Ball Gaines Italy and if it can be used another Baltimore 5 Louisville 0 statue will be made from it Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 2 High School Representatives Pittsburg 3 New York 2 St Louis 5 Brooklyn 15 The preliminary declamatory contest Cleveland 8 Washington 7 held at the City School chapel Friday Chicago 1 Boston 10 night to select a boy and a girl declaim Straw mattings dont cost much at er to represent Paris in the Bluegrass J THintOns He sells them at low Tournament on the 27th atHarrodsburg prices and he has a big stock to select was attended by a large audience Chas Blessing and Miss Nita Hudson were se- ¬ from lected to contest prizes at Har The Methodist ladies gave a delight- ¬ rodsburg Miss for the Minnie Veech ful strawberry and ice oreaui supper was chosen to enter the vocal Martin contest Friday night They cleared about Miss Sallie Joe Hedges will be the forty dollars pianist -- THE BGURBOH EU The Fayette Court House Burns PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY THE NEWS MAN Notes Hastily NUPTIAL KNOTS Engagements Announcements And Sol- ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Mr Phil Deignan and Miss Maggie Comack both of this city were mar- ¬ Look Before You Buy i Jotted On The Streets A ried in Cincinnati yesterday Willis McMurtry and Claudia Wil fell in Washington the other day while hoite declaimers Lily May Maseley getting off a street car and sustained vocalist Ida Waide violinist and Stella and Ida Waide piauists will rep- ¬ painful injuries Editor J L Bosley of the Reporter Judge Chas Webb has moved his office into the Simms building corner Third and Main He will continue to resent Nicholasville -- - Nominees in Nicholas hold his court in the City Hall Lexington burglars are bold Sun day night they stole the underclothes off John Sloan while he slept They overlooked 47 which he had in a sack ¬ in his trousers N sent a big excursion Sunday from Richmond Lexington and Paris to Cincinnati Nearly two hundred Parisians went to spend the day in Cincinnati An excursion to Natural Bridge and Torrent will be run by the Paris Methodist Church people at an early date Definite announcement of time and rates will be made in the next issue of ¬ The K C diision of the L A dispatch from Carlisle to the Louisville Post says At the Democratic primary held in this county Sat urday there were forty two entries and several close finishes- - The nominee for Sheriff winning by ten and the School Superintendent by nine The winners were Judge John W Tilton Attorney John F Morgan School Suprein tendent Jas Brady Sheriff Chas T Donnell Deputy Willis Mathers County Clerk John A Campbell Circuit Clerk Sol Robertson Jailer M T Rafferty Assessor Newton Rankin Coroner John R Connelly ¬ ¬ ¬ Murderers Sing and Pray -- Henry Whitney colored charged with murdering his brother Jim Whit-¬ The News ney in this county last Wednesday was The Womans Society of the Christian brought before Squire Lilleston acting Church will have an auction Friday judge during Judge Howards absence night at Odd Fellows Hall Refresh- ¬ for trial Whitney was held over with- ¬ ments will be served during the even- out bail for trial by the Circuit Court refreshments Whitney passes his time in jail in sing- ¬ ing Admission and twenty five cents ing aud praying as does also Ben Brad- ¬ ley under indictment for killing his The parlor car of the L N fast wife at Millersburg with a poisoned aptrain between Lexington and Cincinnati ple has just been brought from th6 repair Sunday In The Queen City shop looking like a new coach It is in charge of Bob Rowland the accomSdnday rate one dollar round trip modating porter Cre cmt from Georgetown the Queen Geo Doehrer sold for J R Morton Route again next Sunday Ball Game Master Commissioner of Fayette ninety Reds vs Brooklyns Coney Island Lud acres of the Dr R A Moore farm near low Lagoon Chester Park and the Zoo Ask your Jacksonville this county to John Alli- All summer resorts open son at forty one dollars per acre The Agent for particulars sale was made Saturday You can afford to buy just the style Ullie J straw mattings you want at J T The Covington Post says Howard one of Covingtons young at- Hintons He has roll after roll of mat- ¬ torneys will probably be a candidate for tings all beautiful patterns at low the legislative nomination Hon Cecil prices Pence the present legislator it is underA Delightful Entertainment stood will not be a candidate for a sec The Rose Bud Club of Miss Bettie ond term Ingels school gave a delightful enterDr H H Roberts has let the con- ¬ tainment last Thursday evening in the tract for the immediate erection of a Odd Fellows Hall to a large and well handsome suite of offices to be built ad ¬ pleased audience The President of the joining his residence on Duncan avenue Club little Miss Katie Lee Hooge and Pleasant street The rooms will be presided with ease and dignity that fitted with the very latest conveniences could not be excelled by many who are and appliances of modern surgery her elders The programme consisted The News has been requested to state of marches recitations dialogues and that the Christian Endeavor Society exercise songs and each participant de- ¬ will shortly give a concert at the Chris serves special mention but space for- ¬ altian Church Music will be furnished bids Every one performed the part by Mr Starr vocalist and his pianist lotted to him or her in a manner that and Miss Douglas of Lexington and showed careful and thorough training on ¬ Mr Brown of State College will give the part of the teacher and persever ance and progress on the part of the readings pupil The crowning of the May Queen Parisians who travel should remem ¬ Miss Arabella Redmon followed by the ber that a new time card took effect dance around the May Pole was very N The morning pretty The Qaeens pages were Masters Sunday on the L trains from Maysville Lexington and Joe Mitchell and Archie Paxton who Richmond arrive at 745 and depart at were very gallant and were dressed in 735five minutes later than by the old¬ picturesque costumes The youngest schedule The afternoon train for Cin- tots in the school Misses Louise Davis cinnati departs at 346 and trains for Essie Saloshin and Birdie Holstein liter ¬ Lexington and Richmond leave at 545 ally brought down the house in their The Maysville train departs at 635 recitations and songs The programme was pleasantly interspersed with music See time card elsewhere by the Paris Orchestral Band X Kniglits of Pjtlilas Notice A Main street lot 48x107 with a six Sir Knights You are room residence Attention adjoining Christian to meet at the Armory to Church will be sold on reasonable terms commanded night at 730 for inspection at public sale May 19th by Chris Benj Perry Grosche See ad in another column ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead Christian Moerlin the famous Cincin- ¬ nati brewer and millionaire is dead He was 79 years old Robert Hall Anderson infant son of Robert H and Linnie Anderson died in Georgetown Friday Funeral Saturday from the home of Mrs Buford Hall ¬ Sunday morning Preston Thornton of 529 Main St Paris Ky Lexington called on his fiancee Miss Misses McClintock Mattie Belle Smith in Louisville at the Mr A C Gutzeit of Lexington home of her father M H Smith Presi- ¬ N railroad and shot was the guest Sunday of his brother dent of the L himself while in the parlor Mr Thorn- ¬ Prof A M Gutzeit Dennis McNamara arrived home ton had received a note from Miss A yesterday after an absence of several Smith breaking their engagement and to effect a reconciliation he called months in the South MrThurnton was prominent in rail-¬ Miss Bertie Wallis left Saturday for road circles and was an excellent young Lebanon Ohio to visit the Misses Stu ¬ man art formerly of this county Spring Dress Goods in all the less Hosiery at 10c and 15c Mr and Mrs Henry Clay of Lex BASE BALL NOTES newest effects strictly all wool at Others get 25c for the same - goods ington were guests of Mr S S Clay Gossip of the Diamond Doings of Pro- - 25c and 39c worth double and family Saturday and Sunday Our domestic stock is the bes fessionals and Amateurs We will still sell our finest Dress assorted and decidedly the cheap- ¬ Miss Emma Miller left yesterday Edw Shinuers Portsmouth team Patterns in black and colors at 4 est for Utah to spend the Summer nears goose egged the Newport Reds Friday some of them are marked 86 68 Salt Lake City with Mr and Mrs Extra good Brown Cotton 5c Score 12 to 0 and S10 David Depue the formei her brother Table Linens Towels and Nap ¬ Bleached Cotton good 5c and the latter her adopted sister She Buy your carpets at J T Hintons Very Best Cotton 8c was accompanied as far as Cynthiana He brings ih big lots and sells them low kins are our specialty and we will il save you 25c o a the dollar if you by Misses Drusie Bedford and Laura down Ybii are especially invited to in ¬ 10 4 Pepperell Sheeting 18c J buy them from us Trundle and Messrs 5 Jake Spears and spect the carpets and inquire prices Best Lancaster Ginghams 5c Gr D Corsets 50c Oakford Hinton 1 She will continue 75c and her journey to Utah in company Percales and Penangs 7c are the best in the world for the STOCK AND TURF NEWS with a party of Chicago friends price Ladies Bleached Vests at 10c Miss Miller will be absent several Ladies and Childrens full seam- - fill taped worth 25c Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc months and will be a member of a Turf Notes camping party in the Rocky Mountains Of Ed Simms colt Cuba Free won a race to be chaperoned by Mr and Mrs at Louisville Friday Depue The 10000 Futurity Stake at Louis ¬ Misses Etta and Mamie McClintock ville was won Saturday by McGuigans entertained a few friends with a charm- ¬ Bannockbnrn Bangle second Howland - spent Saturaay with friends in the city Hon J H Lapsley of Harrodsburg is the guest of his son Dr F L Lapsley Mrs G B Alexander and Miss Kate Alexander were in Lexington Saturday The young men of Flemingsburg will give a commencement ball Friday night Mr and Mrs J D Armstrong are guests of Mr and Mrs F R Arm strong Miss Bessie Redmon left Saturday for a visit to Miss Nancy Hume in Madison county Miss Grace Swearengen is spending a few days in Cynthiana with Mrs Henry Casey Mrs Roseberry Rogers left yester ¬ day for Louisville to spend a week with James Arnold Miss Annie Dillard returned yesterday to Lexington after a visit to the ¬ ¬ The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Rev Coleman Groves of Mt Sterling Elsewhere anu Miss Mary Woodson of Louisville Miss Sadie Hart is visiting relatives will wed at the brides home Thursday in Millersburg Invitations issued yesterday by Mr Miss Flora Hill has returned from and Mrs Harrison B Clay announce a short visit in Newport the marriage of their niece Miss Mrs G B BrooKS is at home from Margaret Elizabeth Gnitskill to Mr Silas Evans Bedford Tuesday afternoon a visit to relatives in Frankfort Miss Emma Hite is visiting Miss May twenty fifth at four oclock at the Second Presbyterian Church in this Maggie Hardiman in Lexington city Invitations were only sent to Mr Bismark Frank arrived home relatives and friends at a distance The Sunday from a visit in Louisville Paris and Bourbon friends are invited to N Ammerman of Cynthiana be present J was a visitor in the city yesterday Miss Ophelia Childs of Lexington BIRTHS U the guest of Mrs Georgie Spears Our Future Men And Miss Lizzie Bruce of Lexington The Advent Of Women The infant daughter of ex President and Mrs Harrison has been christened And remember we guarantee more--f- or your money than you can buy elsewhere or your jnoney- - refund1 ed and you to be the judge of it I Buy your shoes of us and get one of the beautiful medallion pictures FREE See them on exhibition at our store DAVISJHOMSOMISGRIG NEW JUST ARRIVED PROM THE IMPORTER mt Elizabeth Ex Vice President Stevenson and Hon P Wat Hardin are grandfathers A daughter was born at Harrodsburg Sun day to Rev and Mrs Martin Hardin The infant will be named Letitia Steven ¬ son Hardin ¬ w hP wB B H B pr ffr r Pnfl B w OBITUARY Including such choice weaves as Eta mines Ohanlilions Coverts Grenadines Figured Twilled and Plain Mohair Serges c Call and see these goods PRICES THE LOWEST Ham burgs at greatly reduced prices great deal of talk is being created by the extraordinary bargains now being offered by us and the following prices will command the attention oi eyery careful buyer CONDONS -- 4 4 r charge See the new portraits we enlarge free ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ing whist party Friday evening at their home on Higgins avenue in honor of their guest Miss Annie Dillard of Lex¬ ington The guests were Miss Dillard Lexington Misses Bessie Holladay Mary Brent Mamie Holladay Mary Webb Gass Sadie Davis Bessie Arm ¬ strong Sadie Hart Eddie Spears Fan- ¬ nie Mann Alice Spears Messrs Albert Hintou C T Kenney J W Bacon Robt Parks John Williams Dan Morris Ed Tucker Talbot Clay Walter Champ and Dr J R Adair Dr M H Daily DrW C Ussery and Dr F L Lapsley third Macy a colt formerly owned by Clay Bros of this county won the Inaugu ¬ ral stake Saturday at St Louis Nim rod another Bourbon horse was third Thompson Tarrs F F V ran second in the first race Friday at Louisville F F Y acted badly at the post and ran off once going a quarter of a mile Ireland Fergusons Donatus won a 250 purse Saturday at Newport The colt was eleventh at the start but won in a close finish John Bright owned by Talbot Bros captured a250 purse in a gallop Patent Flour Eating Potatoes Irish Tellow Jersey Seed sweet Southern Queen seed sweet Ked Bermudas For Cash only this week Jfm 200 525 bbl 25 c bu 150 bbl 150 bbl bbL ¬ ¬ Men who like a cool quick quiet and easy shave should patronize Crawford You will be surprised and greatly Bros barber shop Clean first class bath rooms are connected with the shop pleased when you learn the prices on straw matting at J T Hintons ImSatisfactory service at all times tf mense display now in the show win- ¬ Hop Zee Selling Out At Low Prices dowssee them ¬ EDWERDS 3Fxi39 3S3T XA On account of dull business I intend to leave Paris in two weeks I am now IMPORTED SUITINGS AID TR0D8EBIK08- selling my entire stock of goods at retail at low prices for less than I paid for PARIS them Please call and buy something and help me raise some money I have been in Paris nearly six years and many people have been very kind to sorrel mare mule 6 yrs old Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky ru when me and 1 am sorry to leave but I cant about 15 hands high goes lame in we asK you xo give us a caiLj make a living here and I am compelled front foot Any information thankfully quality ancrsiyie are considered jj to move away received Come and buy something from me I R B EUTOHCRAFT 3ET1 would do as much for you if I could V ty Your Friend WE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID STOCK OP mm Fil OF rA FOR SPRING AND SUMMER HP Xj ty Hop Lee rf How Bate To Frankfort ASSIGNEES SALE FINE MERCHANT TAILORS Cutter E S E TIPTON ¬ Captain Ry will sell tickets to the State Convention at Frankfort and return June 1st and 2d limited to the 5 th at one fare C D Bercaw G P A tf The F C rMf iPIPLEIQTi BS Oils T We are also agents for the celebrated Chas Smith Shirt Full line of samples CBRRC3CS32B News Of The Courts T Rnnire Lillestons court Saturday Rube Henderson colored charged with raping Mattie Thompson colored at Clintonville was held over in 200 bond for trial by Circuit Court ¬ Wm Shannon of color was put un He der 200 bond to keep the peace The carpet display at J- - T Hintons to was tried for threatening bodily harm equals any in Kentucky The low prices his wife will interest any buyer Look them over has an immense stock of J T Hinton on ingrain carpets Chris Grosche will offer at public carpets His prices car ¬ sale May 19th a centrally located cotare extremely low and he is sealing tage See adin another column pets every day This is your chance -- of Dr Bells Pine Tarr Honey should be on the medicine shelf of every home In a sudden attack of croup it is invaluable allaying the irri- ¬ tation and ending the danger in less time than it would take to go for the doctor It stands pre eminent as a rem ¬ edy for coughs colds and all kindred diseases -- A bottle ¬ wall paper than any SATURDAY MAY 22 1897 Kentucky dealer outside of Louisville at three oclock p in on the court house Handsome paterns all of them square in Paris Ky sfII at public auc- ¬ J T Hinton tion the following articles Beautiful in appearance are the 1 Huber steam engine traction 1 Gaar Scott separator waists laundered bylhe Bonrbon Steam 1 McSherry drill new Launday 8mytT 1 cutting harrow new 1 corn crusher T Hinton can suit you in wall- ¬ 1 gristmill J 1 McCormick binder papers Any style desired and at prices Terms Purchaser may give his note that are just right Call in and see with approved surety payable three 3 theni months after date with interest at six per cent or he may pay cash at his op- ¬ Especial care is taken with ladies tion J Q WARD JR shirt waists at the Bourbon Steam Land yAssignee dry 8mytf j GeoR Doehrer Auctr more - I have The undersigned assignee of W W Sudduth will on COMMISSIONERS SALE FAYETTE CIRCUIT COURT FRESH CREAM EVERY DAY R A Moores Adinr Plaintiff We hare completed arrangements to vs Order of Sale receive daily from Miller Wards dairy a Sallie Gr Moore etc Defendants large amount of extra fine Fresh Notice is hereby given of the public Cream the product of his noted prem- ¬ sale at the Court House door in Paris ium cows Ky We will keep on bands at all times at our shop on Main between Sixth and Saturday May 15th 1897 Seventh a 6upply of Fresh Cream which 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 orcnaras excellent neignDprnooa con- ¬ venient to churches schools and post office good turnpike and within 4 miles Tha Popular M eat Market of a It R Station See hand bills HEDGES WrlehtS WALSH rocmlntos il J Id R MORTON M C F C C McMrLLAN Talbott Attys v - liver and kidneys cures constipation I arid sick headache 25c at all druggists telMV Tab Via ri U- SS y BL3BrXBS -- TTtTsBSaBrj v XJP3P V uiaMfflrafs4 Mem ij-y- v-- fg V - gyrTSTwra 3- v7r - v sj - t V t j ii s i j - v y - - t - iy A 7 i fk THE BOTJKON NEWk TUESDAY MA ti8189T self and any good woman he might really love a wall that in all his days could never be razed He decided final ly that the only course that would be fair to her and easiest for all would be an open one They sat together on the shady side of a low hill late one day Constance he said Im going to ask your father to let you marry me if you are willing to The bright color faded from her cheeks Dont say you arent willing he cried She still said nothing whatever Are you Constance Yes - i- i - - f THE PAGE COILED SPRING THE BOURBON NEWS s eventeonUi Year Estiblisbe J88L Tuesday aid Friday by I BRUCE MILLER fdItOrs and Owners W A LTJSR CU AMP rublilut Kvry UNTIL THE DAYBREAK1 A human soul went forth into the night Shutting behind it Deaths mysterious resistless might Tlie dust that once it wore So swift its flight so suddenly it sped As when by skillful hand a bow is bent The arrow flies those watching round the bed Marked not the way it went Heavy with Grief their aching tear dimmed in door Arid shaking oft with strange I bands Had bound it fast for many a grievous day And love itself with its restraining hands Might not its course delay Space could not hold it back with fettering bars Time lost its power and ceased at last eyes Saw but the shadow fall and knew not when Or in what fair or unfamiliar guise It left the world of men It broke from sickness that with iron It swept lit to be beyond the boundary of tho stars And touched Eternity Out from the house of mourning faintly dark Leaving no footprints of the road it trod Straight as an arrow cleaving to its mark The soul went home to God they cried he never saw the Alas morn But fell asleep outwearied with the strife Kay rather he arose and met the dawn Of everlasting life -- Christian Burke in Pali Mall Gazette So far not even thought could follow it Into those realms unknown Through the clear silence of the moonless It passed upon its journey all alone had wives and children He had only horses and they didnt take the place of so cietj He was fond of society So he made the acquaintance of some of the officers at Keogvh They g are him stag dinners in Miles City and they enter- ¬ tained him at the post club hut they did not invite him to their houses He did not meet their daughters nor their wives An Englishman has to grow wise before he learns that this is a small wTorld and that the tight little isle is not too tight for rumors to escape from it that the rumors moreover are fre- ¬ quently exaggerated Lovat began to grow wise At first he wondered then he understood He asked himself what after all is the reward of virtue and he determined that it has none There are those who hold otherwise but the question is not yet settled He was lonely expatriated and homesick He was also young and full of energy and anxious to be met half way But he could not travel the wrhole road alone He turned and went back to where he had started from There at least there was femi- ¬ nine companionship His vice was less gilded than of jore but that was the fault of the country He threw over once and for all every hope of admission to the society of his equals in the garrison The service is critical and jealous of its worn em But he was still entertained by the men When it was too late to mend for ¬ Patriarchs as lie understood it THE FUR SEAL gome Interesting Information Auoiii The male fur seal or beachmas ter reaches full maturity at the age of seven years At that time his weight is about 400 to 500 pounds being con siderably heavier when first in frorc the sea in the spring or after feeding in the fall than in the interveninij period when h fasts on land- and grows gradually lean and weak The males vary considerably in color the general shade being black or darii brown with longer hair or bristles of yellowish white These are espe cially long and numerous on the thick-ciied back of the neck forming the so called wig The wigjged males haw a rough coarse coat and their slcin arc without market value The animal makes its home on the rocky shores of the islands in large closely massed bands forming what are called rookeries It is extremely gregarious in dividuals seldom venturing far from the main body while on land thougli wandering about singly in the sea The female fur seal is much smaller than the male and has soft smooth hair oi varying shades of brown under which is the dense short brown fur The female bears her first offspring at the age of three years but her full growtt is not attained till two or three years later The average weight of th grown female is about SO pounds Th ¬ GEO W DAVIS DEALER the Amphibian m W0VE3 Furniture Window Shades Etc Oil WIRE FfflCE Cloths Carpets Mattresses ¬ Special attention given to Undertaking and Repairing - Main Street Paris Ky MILLER COLLINS Paris Kentucky W ¬ -- HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance O THE VERY BEST OLD MELTABLE PROMPT PAYING Agents Then why did you get so pale I dont know Did I She cried a little and said she was very happy and that she would marry him even if her father would not consent But dont ask him till after the races will you V Two weeks a whole fortnight Why ¬ ¬ ¬ Because Very well HOTEL JREED Skort St Bet IJroadway and Mill This is a smooth fence that will turo any kind of stock It is made from th best hard steel drawn specially for tut purpose HOW lr IS MADE The large steel wires forming tha horizontal bars are first coiled around 2 inch rod thus practically becoming COILED SPRINGS their entire length These are securely tied together by 19 cross bars to the rod The cross bait are best quality of annealed wire wrapped ihree timet galyanized around each horizontal bar ITS ADVANTAGES copybooks to the contrary notwith- ¬ standing it frequently is he came to He didnt see her again before the races She sent him a note saying that she did not dare to meet him that her father had forbidden the long rides alone She would wear his colors at the track Eor Lovat was to ride So were several of the officers It was a gentlemaris race The cup was given i repent more heartily than ever before ave bittcrlv He met and fell in love with Constance Chamberlain as many EEWARD OF YIETIJE 11Y GWEKDOLEJ OVERTOST ITH all possible good intentions Ef ftlsh rMPi fj- - i t V it take n seriously mMa abstentions W from deeds of vice vv are imputed to in 5 terested motives Mankind at the club assembles and meets together to jeer at him his brother laughs him to scorn the women mistrust him Only many years can set him right with them and a man does not like to wait IVhen he reforms he wants to do it at once He has no fancy of wearing the stained garb of sin until the sun of vir tue shall bleacfi it white He would don immediately the snowy robe and be made welcome among the elect Which may not be If you mean to re- ¬ form you must go away Lovat grew sick of the life he had led for ten years ever since he had been a pretty boy of 18 who should have been learning useful things It had uotbeen such a very bad life but it certainty had not been a good one He tried to do right at home and failed Then he came to tl states Xow the states if you except per- ¬ haps Xewr York is a place where there are neither towns nor temptations Over all its broad prairies where sleek steers browse and gentle coursers stray there hangs an atmosphere of soft pastoral virtue There is also in the human heart a true natural goodness learned from the unspoiled savage There is no tattle and a man is what he is not what he has been They know this in England just as we in the states know that there is one fair sized town in Australia and that all the rest is bush Lovat knew it and he also knew that it was most true of Montana That he was aware of the existence of Montana shows that his youth was not alto- ¬ gether wasted His family had some land there Of this family it must be said that nothing in England is better or older Lovat is a name of such lus- ¬ ter that no bearer of it whatever his misbehaviors could tarnish it It is also a rich family very rich Wilton Lovat was the younger son but he had a decent fortune of his own Therefore he could do pretty much as he pleased and when he quarreled with his father and his allowance was stopped he didnt care His father argued with him per- ¬ Why if you want to re- ¬ suasively form cant you stay here and do it 23ecause a chap cant in his own WW m 1 and sincerity i man cannot reform among- his own - people He is not His -- i iff - i V Itf ft Then will vou have the ambulances THE LAWS OF NATURE and Miss Chamberlain stop in front oi Stewarts and I will send it out tc Tliey Are Unbending and 3Iust I them Obeyed StewjNature has no pardon for ignorance So the ambulances stopxed at arts and the officers got out but the or illusions She is no respecter oi women stayed in and Miss Chamber persons Her laws and her penalties lain and Garret waited too Garret was consider onlv what isr and have no deal a temperance man and very good Lovat ings with semblances By this experi filled the cup with champagne and sent ence we come to know what realitv is it out with his compliments and thanks that there is an external world to the He felt just a bit bitter as he did so Je demands of which our senses our rea watched Constance from an open win- son our powers of action are all condow She did not see him and when the cessions The safetjc of each chain oi cup came to her she rejected it with Jife is proportioned to the adaptatiot disdain She was playing to Garret 0f ns Unlcs to these conditions This now Lovat heard her say I dont adaptation is in its essence obedience more especially xhe obedience of any creature is con drink wine Mr Garret when it comes from a man like Mr ditioned on its response in action tc Lovat Sense persensations or knowledge Eng- - eeption and intellect alike stand as ad Perhaps its only a bluff the The lishman tried to tell himself He hoped visers to its power of choice so until the next day at four when power of choice involves the need tc ti tflllllM ik JLi 5vI Constance and Garret cantered by him choose right For wrong choice leads as he waited at the trusting place and to death Death ends the chain oi Garret raised his cap to him but she which the creature is a link and the ignored him and laughed her low pret- - life of the world is continued by those tv lausrh as she said to the lieutenant whose choice has not been fatal Thai the sins of the fathers are visited What a serious British face he wears dropped on the children is in the long run Before long even the men Lovat Still they were sorry when he the expression of Infinite Mercy the Se shot himself in the lonely ranch house goodness and severity of God one nisrht But Miss Chamberlain was verity of condition and stress of comecretly rather proud San Francisco petition are met in life by the sur vival of tnose adequate to meet tnese Argonaut conditions- - Thus in creatures sore bestead by the environment when in MORBID SENSITIVENESS ALLOW ME TO B13 OP SERVICE stinct and inmulse fail reason rises to Self Torltmc of a F jnsure safety At last with the civilized The Terrible seen no long slender hands either in mo as writer man reason comes to be a chief ele many many months William Hazlitt the critic and essay- ¬ ment in guiding the choice of life When he too was mounted he raised ist wrote with a satirical pen But David Starr Jordan in Appletons Pop Good morning Miss like most satirists he was very sensi- ¬ his sombrero ular Science Monthly Chamberlain he said tive and bitterly resented any attack Lively Amazons But Miss Chamberlain had no mind upon himself So irrit ably alive was he that it should end thus Her narrow to slights that if a friend passed hirn in When the Seaforth Highlanders were fK t ln ft black eyes looked at him innocently the street without seein o jmnin- - iiuuju lancreu in vrute uib yiuci uaj muik ui pa- Werent you going to town at once decide that he had been inten- - Entailers coniriouLionsiowara ie xnatLovat hesitated tionally cut fly into in absurd nas- - tjilication orfiTiflialsianu an iuiujusucu Moeirlm it of 1S said I know you were Come xo1Jd1ex sion and if possible pillory the offender 44X men dress claimed If the m uu caB This anec- do the women dress Oh if you dont want to you Blackwoods Magazine persistently how lias recaIled one that dates from dote neednt she said gently aggrieved at iawveu xiiitL xxu BaIalclava After the battle a Bussian gentle She was alwavs pontics anu wiereiure unused iu mc general asked an English prisoner who You know it is Miss Chamberlain literary representative of bcotch tory - i Vf 7if nnoorh f rpscpf so fiinrs not that i ism The attacks were low anp per were- whose thin red line had so conThen whv dont vou come morbidly Your father would not be pleased to sonal and so depressed the through temptuously repulsed a charge of the senstitiVe critic that he skulked town Russian cavalry Instead of answering be quite frank the streets of London like a criminal that they were Sir Colin s Highlanders 4lle can if hes any character Wouldnt he Why avoid the detectives eye No he cant Those Oh those Lovat looked at her search ugly He anxious to Mr the man replied P G Parmore thus de- - are the wives of the men on gray can What do you suppose I suspected guile behind such unnatural His friend I say he His voice subsided as he con- innocence but the sweet questioning scribes the painful feelings of the man¬ horses did The men on gray horses oi in the pleasant light of her saint like face reassured him after an article from Blackwood had ag course were the Scots Grays who had templated himself irritable self the same aay laiccn puru m il of an example mociuugui He did not answer but turned and rode gravated his naturally You didnt reform You only mar- - with her They talked of many things consciousness of Scaalctts heavy brigade and scat If he entered a coffee house to get tered a- huge inert mass of Bussian cav ried for Miss Chamberlain was a clever and Y Times Which happened to be so true that accomplished little person and at last his dinner it was impossible he alrymen thought that the waiters could be doing was unable to reply save in they spoke of music Lovat Sr Miss Chamber- ¬ Modllicrt the Play anything else all the time he was there not uncommon parental fashion of lain knew n ithing of it the has disappeared from but pointing him out to guests as the A notable figure Vienna in the death answering the unanswerable known to Lovat ejaculated What a pity the great world at He cut oii childhood as getting even Why The word so constantly on gentleman who was so abused last of Count Erwin Neipperg the senior the allowance but graciously permitted her lips was a cabalistic charm and month in Blackwoods Magazine If g eneral of the Austrian army and the he knocked at the door of a friend the his ungrateful son to dwell upon the feminine for whose sake alone Sardou look and reply of the servant whatever aobleman Ilejane modiiied both the text Montana lands You look like one Youd be perfect and Mine Wilton went at breeding racers as is at a harp you are so tall and so exceed- ¬ they might be made it evident that he and the cast of Mme Sans Gene when the custom of Montana He had a log ingly slight and youve the face of a St had been reading Blackwoods Maga- ¬ it was represented at Vienna The zine before the family were up in the house on the ranch and it was fur- ¬ Cecilia Austrian chamberlain who plays so dis Hvith rough chairs and tables and nished Well Im not a musician and Im not morning jreditable a role in the drama was no Then at home at his lodgings if the Dther than the father of Count Neip- ¬ bunks and with many sorts of string a saint Saints never have black eyes instruments and with pictures of his But alas he thought now that they servant who waited upon him did not perg Chicago Chronicle family and of some girls who had liked had because of the soft voice and the answer his bell the first time ah twas If He Would Reform him and of professional beauties who picture face and the little chiseled fea clear she had read Blackwoods or Sw you want to marry my daugh ¬ were not nearly so beautiful as his own tures and the parted low knotted hair heard talk of it Did the landlady send r sisters For his family was handsome ana aiso because he had known no wom- - up his bill a day earlier than usual or ter Yes sir I have a college education ar-- well as of great repute and rich ask for payment of it less civilly than an like her for many many months m- dThere were also royal groups from the 11U UVXUI1 lJ lV1t lUl IIUVA was her custom how could he wonder- Never mind that I am willing to graphic and Illustrated ISews on his planned to meet again She did it but at it It was Blackwoods doing promise to reform and Avails and there were books in hve dif he didnt notice that They met once Hazlitts case is another illustration overlook it if youwuu a AC gW ferent languages and again and yet again and again and of the inconsistency of human nature ive The change was not unpleasant He Lovat was in love Then indeed he He could attack but whined when at- ¬ foments The Trutli of the Matter looked after his stock and played the truly regretted the barrier he had built tacked he expressed strongly his own fiss Jolliet It isnt true Mr Cyni musicil instruments and read the between himself and this girl who was dislikes and prejudices but resented it secret books in five languages for a twelve innocently risking everything per- - when another said that he did not like uis that a woman cannot keep a jnontrn He decided that he was re haps her life for her father was a fiery William Hazlitt If he had hacTa sense Cynicus I agree with yo hut the ormed then and began to grow tired man for him It had taken him only a of humor he would have been less sen- - trouble is that he cannot disguise the wmiues j tact that she is keepmsr one being a patriarch over his own herds dozen years to construct between him- - sitive Youths Gompanion ¬ j ¬ she was very young just 18 Lovat knew her by sight but he had never spoken to her or heard her sxeak which was a harmonious treat until he came upon her one day some five miles from the post She had dismount- ¬ ed to tighten her saddle girths and she was alone How should Lovat have guessed that she had seen him coming ere she had slipped to the ground and that she wras purposely goading her placid black steed to be unmanageable He came to her aid with an Allow me to be of service which she answered with a You are very good thank you You should not be away off here alone Miss Chamberlain he said I know it It is not safe I am so tired of being safe Her voice was sweet low and unemotional There was no suggestion in it of unfem inine rebellion And Lovat who had not heard the voice of a gentlewoman for many many months was pleased well pleased I only trust you may never learn to know as most women do what it means to be tired of not having been safe Then he mounted her and put the reins in her long slender hands He had another man has done and still does though she is Mrs Brookiield now- - She was even prettier then than to day for rl 7C arrival of the fe r is horn soon after the ir-i n i wliiu Luxu ivures kjiuv jiaj re oice oome male Its weight at birth is about ter were in a buclcboard some with their wives in the ambulances most were pounds The fur seal is polygamous on horseback He rode with these lat- each male capable of holding a plac ter and watched Miss Chamberlain who on the breeding grounds having iron one to one hupdred females- in his was ahead on the road riding with Lieut charge constituting what is known as Garret She had not worn his colors a harem the average number being though to be sure she had worn none about 30 But the size at all Lovat had kept studiously away is subject to variation of each family depending not from the post women all day but 311st chiefly on the strength of the male once he had passed close to Constarfce but on the preference of the female f 01 Will you meet me to morrow at the a location and on the topography o old xlace dear he said quietly the ground The young male is verj She did not raise her eyes or seem to similar to the female in color and ap Yes pearance He is not permitted to entei notice him but she answered Wilton at four the rookeries in the breeding season happened that Lovat was riding The old males are very particular ic It beside Capt Chamberlain this regard and the bachelors as as J they are called are farced to herd by Capt Chamberlain he said have won the ladies cup do youthink themselves on what are known as th they would consent to baptize it for hauling grounds located near thc me breeding grounds but distinct from Why yes I should think so Ihem Forum Lovat won it -I lir Tta rynvriortTi vi-kTmo- -n He and the officers trjMi n i rr ft it cfr I Anil V J rvn v ¬ - i J ¬ Being a self regulator it is alwayj ready for business slacks up for James Coknobs Proprietor below as cheerfully as it takes a ner trin for 0 in tne snaae genuv oui a runaway team to Rates 2 And 250 Per Day firmly persuades reconsider its action An unruly bull is safe as a canary in its cage it saith tnus tar snaii One hundred good rooms Electric unto the festive hog wind and dnitmg lights hot and cold baihsv barber shop I thou go The fierce and Postal telegraph office etc snow pass by and it neeas tnem not ljy06 ly There is no terror in the locomotive t spark The trespasser is not led into v- r temptation auu mo icui dicoiw o Tne mrea man ana cupation is gone XjXj the lagging tramp alike scorn it proffer ¬ Like the model housewife FULL stock of Fruit and Ornamental ed shade supported it is always neat Grape Vines Small Fruits when well Asparagus and everything for the and tidy POSTS Orchard Lawn and G ardeu We em- ¬ ploy no agents Try us on prices and THEEE POSTS to the 100 FEET Economy is not our sole object in see the difference between those of a grower and dealer Catalogue on aj placing posts for farm fence at the un ¬ usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart olication to Farmers say the closer the posts thft H F HILLENMEYER That may apply t Lexington Ky 20oct better the fence common fences but depending largely on its elasticity we psefer the long panel For cemeteries lawns yards etc they should of course 3e nearer 12 to 20feet i not objectionable TREES 1896 TREES - We have completed and are now building a lot of this fence for Bourbon farmers and you can examine into it merito for yourself Estimates cheerfully furnished You Imay put up the posts and we will bufld tne rence or we wm contruct 10 uu mw whole job If you are needing any fence see us- We will save you money and1 still build you th best fence madew Respectfully COLLINS MILKER - Paris Ky The- - Page Win- - Feac In Bourbon Paris Kentucky Millersburg Ky May 4 90 Messrs- - Mimjsr Collins Agents think yoacan get the Destniade finest flnlsii and Do not bo deceived by allnriap advertisements and ¬ ¬ ¬ MOST POPULAR SEWING KIACH1KZ for a mere son Bay from reliable manufacturers that havBjrainsd a reputation by honest and square dealing There isnonoin the world that can equal In mechanical construction durability of working partA flnenei of finish beauty in appearancOjOr has as many improvements as tho K EW HOM I - j All I A horse of one of my neighbors fell across the fence a few months ago CEAfOBllASB BOSTONllASS 23 UNION 8QTTAIUNY and was not taken off for several hours CiucaooHx St Louis Mo Daixas Texas S K IltAXCISCO CAi ATZAKXA G A but when taken o2 the fence went back OR SALE OV l to its place all right with the exception of a few staples During the storm of WINN Paris Ky COOK April 24th a good sized tree was blown across the fence and bent it down to the I S REVENUE STAMPS WASTED ground As soon as the tree was cast oflr the fence went up all right and wa BY as good as ever with the exception of ff IL Green County Clerk Hit Oliveir Ky one broken wire and a few staples ou8 The Hew Home Sewing Machine Co S WRITE FOR CSRCOLARS about eighteen months and am well pleased with it Tt has proved to he all that is claimed for it It tnrns all kind of stoefc and is as tight as it was the day it was put upand has stood some severe testSi Woven Wire Fence on my farm for Gentlemen I hare had the Page 7 7 5 A tittle-- - ¬ i I T X JT- r 1 I aiii I want to buy for cash the following U S Revenues either canceled or uncanceled at the prices annexed when stamps are sent in good condition Each Scents I cent Express red imperforate o cents I cent Kx press red part perforate cent Playing Cards red imperforato50 cents i cent Playing cardsredpart perforateSO cents I 1 cent Proprietary redpart pcrforate10 cents dOcents cent Telegraph red imperforate 2 cent Bank Cneck bluepart perforates cents 5 cents 2 cent Certificate blue imperforate 1 cent Certtlcate bke full perforate 10 cents 1 cent Certitlcateorangefuli perforatclO cents 5 cents 2 cent Express blue imperforate 10 cents i cent Express blue part perforate 2 cent Playing cards bluelmperforater0 cents iO ceuts 2 cent Playing cards orauge 2 sent Proprietary blue imperforatclo cents 2 cent Proprietarybluepart perforatelOceuts 2 cent Proorietaryoraugefull pefroto 15 cents 8 cent Playing cardgiceuimperforatoS2 y cent playing cardgreenf ull pcrrte20 cents 3 cent Telegraph green imperforatei0 cents 4 cent Playlug caruvioiet perioraionu cents 4 cont ProprieUaryvioierpjrt perioateiucents l inmnrfnvuta c iniaulo u1 i- Tr---- right away 5my tf of place I am so well pleased with the f enc that Tarn going to pnt up more of it Respectfully Wm Becrajpt We are prepared to furnish at rea- ¬ sonable prices locust posts by the car- ¬ load Delivered at your nearest rail-¬ road station MILLER COLLINS liOCXTST POSTS KT DIMS GLEiEB ft BEPUHED --- -- - I j i - - ¬ 10 cents cent proprietary perforate cent Proorletary orange perforate 10oent Bill of Ladingblue imperfotel5 cents jocentimi of Ladingbluepart nerteio cents r0 cents 2n cent J5ond impertoraie 40 cent Inland Exchaugeimpenforate7iceuts ft cent Probateof Will ImperforatoSt 2o 70 cent Foreign exehnngegreenimatcQ centi I 51 t wk f in fo S1 Manifest imperforate l 10 SiMortgnge inn peruiraiu si 50i 1 1 00 Passage Ticliot imperforate1 30 Foreign exchangeorange imfate 3 4 00 1 00 Foreign Exchange maroon n 00 3 oO Inland Exchange imperforate fi 0 E have employed a first class experienced tailor to take charge V of our cleaning repairing and pressing Work done on short department notice Our prices are lower than others and we will do your work right PARIS FURHtSHIHE A0 TAILORING CO T 1 i i H S STOUT Manager J - V - 0- - ¬ - J 1 2 l- 6 00 Probate ofiWilJ imperforate 20 00 Probate ofc Will imperforate 1 30 Blue and Mack 1 00 Eltio ancL Blade 5 cout Black and Green proprietary 0 cent Black ami Green proprietary 10 oent Black and Green proprietary 50tvnt Black si d Green proprietary VU 11iU1W and Green Ulimvibiui 6 no Black suid Green proprietary 1 also wish to buy old canceled 7 00 0 00 1 50 2 00 5 cents W W DUDLEY BILL POSTERS PARIS EY CO s u x 5 cents - ¬ 3ST A12Slnd of Posting Distributing Etoii Promptly Attended To postage stamps and stamped envelopes of any and all denominations from JS40tolS75 for which 1 will pay liberal prices Address Comity Clerk T Lu GllEE ill Olivet Ky TOWN LOT FOR SALE Notk The above named stamps can be found on Deeds Mortgages Notes Keceipts A 42ixll0 foot lot in Williame ad Agreements Bank Cheelc etc from itS6l 187i dition well located Will he sold also on Proprietary Medicines to Matches etc at low price on four payments one Tne foregoing offer is genuine made in good faith aud will be carried out to the let fourth cash balance in three equal pay- ¬ tor in every instance when 1 receive the ments at sis twelve and eierhtAfm Btampa I have mentioned lu good order months Address LL care Tsar Keferonce Mt Olivet Deposit Bank or any News Pans Ky ofllclal of Robertson county T Li Green County Clerk i o n 00 15 00 J -- -- -- I 3nt tell yon all about the new ntylcv fcaatfMaae telcKm beautiful fla iuierior onalitv and IRhmtfes Tarlety low priceswrits for onr 196 Illustrated 2 Ice but we want you to MdTbeet catalogue we exer published Aik for 0s M It Hi moeyaud time but you can have one free W HLlSIf price WOlGLEIatlewat ATTTATrfiW j 7 flnv 4 to cnntYJrMlV fthalarar- ad cest br ijiiJLS mTif wiMLAi11111111 QWo CatsJonTe CT rsk i I 1 m iJif- in THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY MAY AGRICULTURAL HINTS AN EXCELLENT FOOD ia 1897 D0CT0ES HAD GIVEN HEE HP i A SCIENTIST SAYED President Barney of Hartsville Co- ¬ BAD ROADS EXPENSIVE llege Survivor a Serious The wonderful productiveness and Illnes Tliroueli tfce Aid of Dr William Convincing Tails Betvreen a Farmer ease with which the improved variety PiixU Pills for Pale People can be produced is always a surprise and a Money Lender a -- Artichokes Possess More Nutritive Value Than Other Rootw The following conversation between a Wisconsin farmer in Calumet county From the Republican Columbus Ind ¬ The Hartsville College situated at Harts and a money lender not a regular bank er but one of those men of means who ville Indiana was founded years ago in the make out all of their own papers and interest of the United Brethren Church manage to get as mucli out of a loan when the state Tas mostly a wilderness and as possible including the highest notch colleges were scarce The college is well known throughout the country former stu- in the matter of interest is not only of dents having gone into all parts of the world interest to the friends of good roads but is very convincing I have dropped in to collect the in- ¬ terest on that mortgage Mr Williams remarked the boot leg banker Tin ready for you but in order to be ready I had to sell a coujple of cows Here is something I have been reading with a good deal of interest Look it over while I get the money for you When Mr Williams returned he asked his neighbor how he liked the ¬ them ¬ the first time to those who cultivate They are an excellent food for cattle sheep and horses and one of the cheapest and healthiest hog foods raised and for milch cows they ex-¬ cel any root I ever fed for increasing the flow and making the milk much richer Last winter this variety was tested at the Fremont creamery on a small scale and the report was very compared with other roots good Chemical analysis proves that the artichoke isnt behind in nutrition Carrot Flesh Forms 6 Fat Forms Gfi 70 12 Parsnips 136 9 Sugar beet 102 4 Mangolds 40 1 White turnip 188 10 Artichoke The above is taken from the Ameri ¬ can Corn and Hog Journal The nutri- ¬ tion of an artichoke is in the form of article O BCat Of PROP ALVIN P BARNABY A reporter recently called at this famous Ipnrninfr Jin1 V nc clirmr infntllQrnnm of the President aby was in delicate health To day he was apparently in the best of health In response to an inquiry the professor said Oh yes I am much better than for some time I am now in perfect health but my recovery was brought about in rather a peculiar way Tell me about it said the reporter Well to begin at the beginning said the professor I studied too hard when at school endeavoring to educate myself for the professions After completing the com mon course 1 came here and graduated from the theological course I entered the ministry and accepted the charge of a United Brethren Church at a small place in Kent County Mich Being of an ambitious nature 1 applied myself diligently to my work and studies In time I noticed that my health was failing My trouble was indigestion and this with other troubles brought ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Prof Alvin P Barhaby W hen last seen by the reporter Prof Barn I guess its as good as any of the sugar therefore always ready for use good roads stuff they are printing these on the jart of the eater One acre will keep from 20 to 30 head of hogs dur ¬ ing the winter months I find that low black soil land which is too frosty for many crops is fine soil for the arti- ¬ choke for freezing will not injure them They often yield on good land as high as S00 bushels per acre There is a vast difference in artichokes The native or wild kind is worthless while the improved variety is of great value I grow the improved white French grown largely in France for domestic use as well as for stock Some time ago they were introduced into this country and close cultivation has proven them tobe a sure and profitable crop for this I - country -- - -- - - - My physician prescribed for me for some time and advised me to take a change of climate I did as requested and was some improved Soon after I came here as a professor in physics and chemistry and later was financial agent of this college The change agreed with me and for awhile my health was better but my duties were heavy and again I found my trouble returning This time it was more severe and in the winter I became completely prostrated I hied various medicines and different physicians finally I was able to return to my duties Last spring I was elected president of the college Again I had considerable work and the trouble which had not been entirely cured began to affect me and last fall I collapsed I had different doctors but none did me any good Professor Bow neighbors do man who is professor of natural science told Thank you Im glad to hear it Pulley Rlprsred Over the Well Save me of his experience with Dr Williams Pink is a sign that they too have been liots of Hani AVorlc Pills for Pale People and urged me to give It On many farms the water is raised them a trial because they had benefited doing some thinking How would good roads have bettered from the well by a bucket and rope him in a similar case and 1 concluded to tiy A great aid in such a case is a pulley thein your condition The first box helped me and the second I cannot take time to tell you all of t pavp crnnf rplipf snnli ns T VinrJ tipvpv pviiph- I the ways in which they would have wiced from the treatment of any physician Alter using six boxes or the medicine I was helped me Here are a lew oi the ways 34 entirely cured To day I am perfectly well have owned this farm for 25 years 1 feel better and stronger than for years 1 Por 15 years it has been a good larm for certainly recommend this medicine - you I have paid you interest enough to To allay all doubt Prof Barnaby cheerfully made an affidavit before have sent my son and daughter through r f LYMAN J SCUDDER Notary Public coUege You ask what that has to do Williams Pink Pills for Pale People Dr f are sold bv all dealers or will be sent post- - about Sood oads It has this to do I paid on receipt of price 50 cents a box or have figured that if we had maintained i six boxes for 250 they we never sold in a svstem of P ood roads it would have 100 by addressing Dr WilinnRt 1T bulk or by the i v v hams Medicine Co Schenectady N Y -- on nervousness ¬ ¬ for over five years in the way of culti- ¬ vating harvesting feeding and keep- ¬ ing over winter They are very profit- ¬ able because no insect blight or rust has yet struck them and the tops make a fodder superior to corn when proper- Look it over while I GET THE ly handleda I find keeping them through winter is difficult thing to do without MONEY spoil unless a person un- ¬ times I dont take any stock in any having them give my method I of it The roads are good enough for derstands it dry will and dig a spot pick out a pit not me I dont want to be called upon I over ten inches deep and about five to help make them any better wide and as long as convenient We differ I take deep interest in feet up Then I peak the good roads discussion The roads putting pile athe tubers layertoofa straw on shallow are not good enough for me I want and not over five inches of dirt If more to help make them better If we had put on they will surely heat and dirt good roads the past 20 years I would spoil is solid and not now be paying you interest on this not injure if they freeze feedingit will quali- ¬ the growing or mortgage on my farm ¬ them sweeter and Talk sense man Has this good ties itHmakes Ness in Ohio FarmerbetVan roads agitation turned your head too ter J You talk just as two or three of your FOR RAISING WATER I have been experimenting with them RECEPTACLES FOR PLANTS Lnrgre Wooden Fern HoTfls nnd Vxsea Are Effective In either drawing rooms or halls where the color is sufficiently subdued well grown plants of the pretty yellow Genista set in large Tokanabi ware pots and on raised stands of the same faience or any dark oriental pedestal nrive a verv glowing and brilliant deoo Very deep blue jardinieres ration filled with growing plants of the dwarl Japanese spirea with its dark peculiar leaves and creamy tapering spikes oi bloom are Aery lovelv Shallowj-- iiiits painted green afid containing wet mud or well packed sphagnum fitted on to an ordinary old fashioned mantelpiece make an excel lent basis for effective arrangements especially if as is so often the rase in old house a mirror covers the chimney piece They should have a back five inches high andsidec tapering down to two and a hal f inches i n front A cdarso network of galvanized wire helps to support weak stemmed or drooping flowers and holes clipped in this net ting at intervals will admit pots which vary he surface grace fulry Gilded baskets are also very useful and effective At any basket shop yot can choose graceful and beautiful shapes and liave them gildedor painted in white and gold let the tinsmith iii a movable lining to hold water and you have most fascinating unconventional repositories for your flowers The green rush baskets so prepared as to hold water are also most satisfactory and har monious and those who have only een them bedecked with glittering satin ribbons ready for presentation on the steamers or over the foot lights can scarcely credit the peculiar natural effects they have when treated artistically by a home flower lover They can be made to look as if you had plucked ¬ 4 - A Convincing Letter From One of Mrs Pinkhams Admfrerg V ¬ ¬ ¬ some rushes with the flowers and woven them together to suit your pur ABSENT MINDED pose then and there Common wooden bowls can be made This Man Carried a Lighted Lamp ¬ woman can look fresh and fair who is suffering from displacement of the womb It is ridiculous to suppose that such a difficulty can be cured by an artifical support like a pessary Artificial supports make matters worse for they take away all the chance of the ligaments recovering their vigor and tone Use strengthens the liga tuments have a work to doL If they grow flabbj and refuse to hold the womb in place tfiere is but oneremedy and that is to strengthen their fibres and draw the cords back into their normal condition thus righting the position of the womb Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound is designed especially for this purpose and taken in connection with her Sanative Wash applied locally wall tone up the uterine system strengthening the cords or liga- ments which hold up the womb Any woman who suspects that she has this trouble and she will know it by a dragging weight in the lower abdomen irritability of the bladder and tectum great fatigue in walking and leucorrhoea should promptly commence the use of Lydia E Pinkhaars Vegetable Compound If the case is stubborn write to Mrs Pmkham Lynn Mass stating freely all symp- ¬ toms You will receive a prompt letter of advice free of charge All letters are read and answered b wo- ¬ men only The following letter relates to an un usually severe case of displacement of the womb which was cured by the Pinkham remedies Surely it is convincing Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound TBPttSFYJnirWJJMWCT and Blood Purifier cured me when the doc- ¬ tors had given me up I had spent hun dreds of dollars searching for a cure but found lit-HffilH4PS539Cy tie or norelief until I began the Pinkham remedies jpr falling and displacement of the womb so badly that I had for two years I could not walk across the floor I also had pro fuse menstruation kidney liver and stomach trouble The doctors said my case was hopeless I had taken only four bottles of the Vegetable Compound and one of the Blood Purifier when I felt like a new person I am now cured much to the surprise of niy friends for they all gave me up to die Now many of myiady friends are using Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound through my recommendation and are regaining health It has also cured my little son of kidney trouble I would advise every suffering woman in the land to write Mks Emma Pangboun Alanson Mich to Mrs Pinkham for aid 2To - - 11 W Tkmw -- - il ¬ j 1 j I j J mer A large bowl say ten inches in diameter hung in a French window or in an archway bv four green cords and filled gracefully with ferns and roses or any summer growth makes a beautiful object in cottages of moder ate pretensions It should hang low enough for ihe flowers to be on a level with the eye In a quaint cottage the descriptive name of which was Ivy Xook a bowl of this sort but doubt less 14 inches in diameter hung from the center of the low ceiled parlor the windows of which were diamond paned Quaintness and simplicity were the j chief characteristics of this room and this swinging green cup with the largemass of flowers it so easily held was very harmonious Filled with clusters of the Japanese monthly honeysuckle and mignonette and bordered with kwild ferns it was really unique and ¬ into extraordinarily pretty receptacles for flowers by coating them with glue and pressing upon their sides pieces of the green velvet moss now so beauti ful in the woods The moss should be lifted verv carefullv and as little broken as possible If done carefully though the moss will lose some of its vividuessit will continue green all sum ¬ ¬ ¬ - -- -- products It would have been done with Lecturer The entire history of the half of the teams half of the hired men Sprocket world has moved in cycles less than half of the cost in wagons The Philadelphia North Amer wagons have wrecked on our bad roads What make I ican the past 25 years cost me wrhen new When a baby smiles in its sleep its mother 1470 Some of them might have failed says it is talking with the angels but it is on good roads but it is safe to say that really the colic Atchison Globe my loss on wagons alone was 1200 more than it would have been on rea Snake Into Your Shoes Ease a nowder for the feet sonably good roads I figure that the Allens Foot Cures painful swollen smarting feet and in- - xfra teams and tlieir ivhl cost me stantivuiKes tne sting out oi corns aiiuuuu- theS3000 and the red help more than ions Greatest comfort discovery of age Allens Foot Ease makes tight or new I would have had if the roads had been shoes feel easy Is a certain cure for sweat- - SVLCx as that paper tells about has mtr- - callous not tirea acmns iceu jliv il cost me 4000 Every man of mature ii i to day Sola tv an druggists and snoe judgment ought to know that if wTe stores 25c Trial package FREE Address had good roads about here andespecial- Allen S Olmstead Le Roy N Y ¬ i j - I hlf A Vf ways beautiful For midsummer tables ferns are al ¬ Lots of women wish there were moredavs in the week to attend clubs Washington Democrat A slip a sprain lame St Jacobs Oil cures it all the same M ativ n train of thousllt ought to be switched into a siding N Y Weekly I Wrinkles come wiih rsaralgia with St Jacobs Oils cure of it What a dry time some of us would2shave Y if we got nothing but our deserts Weekly They go THOUGHT j 1 THAT KILLED A s 1 atJ1vVVVw SfffE thought that he could trifle He was run 11 z4 u Aicaicpdown in health felt tired and off dazzi- 2 worn out complained ness biliousness backaches liver and and headaches- - His of order kidneys were out 1 He thought to get well by dosing himself with cheap And then came remedies the ending He fell a victim The 2 to Brights disease money he ought to have in- safe reliable vested in afor a tombstone remedy went - 1 j rlsfAirtf7mPJTA J rf 21A I is the only S- - w rw the only testimony of thou- ¬ ed by the relieved sands whom it has and cured VLetPE is wqthiwc else I Snrsally presenbe remeay IJSS TtS tte remedy which physicians standard remedy it s a trifle at the hardware store The larger the pulley the easier of courae Will the water bedrawn A light frame- ¬ lv liptwpen hprp nnrl fhp pitips in trip work can quickly be built above the o wfl well in the manner shown for the at- ¬ a s T tachment of the pulley 2s Y Tribune most of our trading and in one of which DAIRY SUGGESTIONS we attend church and where our sons and daughters go to high school this Continue feeding milch cows lor some farm would be worth double what it is time after turning on the pastures now and I call it worth 10000 at pres- Milk is elaborated from the blood ent That is 10000 more that would as it passes through the glands of the have been added to my savings by good udder roads That makes my loss over 18 Souring milk is a process of thick THE MARKETS 000 a good deal more than I am worth ening which finds its complete fulfillto dajr My bright boy and girl must go ment in loppered B33 milk Cincinnati May3 17 without the college education I had 25 Oleomargarine has displaced SS000 LIVE STOCK CattlecommonS 2 75 4 4 10 Select butchers hoped to give them and could have given 5 50 CALVES Fair to if I had had the benefits to be derived 000 worth of pure butter in the United HOGS Common good light 3 03 3 55 States How much has it enhanced 3 75 3 Cb Mixed packers from good roads I see why you do not 3 83 3 70 Light shippers the price of beef tallow its chief inwant a change Your business as a 4 40 4 00 SHEEP Choice gredient 7 5 50 LAMBS Spring money lender would end with an era of c 3 Co 3 35 What is claimed as the champion FLOUR Winter family good roads Farmers would save OWa GRAIN Wheat No 2 red s6 No 3 red enough by them to become bank de- ¬ dairy cow of the world is a Shorthorn da Corn No 2 mixed named Honeycomb bred by John Lind 21 positors instead of borrowers Im anx- n Oit 36 Rye No 2 ious for good roads You too would be say of Kimble Jark Unamdoran Xew HAY 12 00 1175 Prime to choice South Wales Australia The record 1 guess if bad roads had cost you nearly 0 TO claimed for her is S414 pounds of milk PROVISIONS -- Mess pork ftJ 3 75 Lard Prime steum 20000 8 Choice in 1GVS W It was an unanswerable argument ter24 hours yielding 4 pounds of but- - BUTTER to choicedairy cretimery Prime 25 a 2 r0 APPLES Per bbl and the money lender admitted as much 10 00 Calves intended for the dairv oug ht POTATOES Per bbl by departing without saying another YORK NEW never to be fed in such a manner as to FLOUR word 4 fc 4 00 Winter patent fat or 71J J A WATROUS accumulate lay on to establish a predis- GRAIN 2 Wheal No northu 8V No S1 red position to fat They need food CORN NO 2 30 inixeu Tnrnips Hnrt Millc Flavor that will form bone and muscle to ex ¬ OATS Mixed ra Sii 8 75 l 50 At the Iowa station it was found that pand their frames find fit them to take PORK Now mess 4 15 turnips injure the flavor of both milk and digest large quantities of food dur LARD Western CHICAGO and butter This injury is due to vola- ¬ ing their future lives Uural World 4 70 4 FLOUR Winter uatents tile acids which can be driven off by GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 7 iJfc No 2 Chicago sprinjj heating the milk to 160 degrees for a Trade in Bosrus Butter 25 25J CORN No 2 short time Beets increased the milk The commissioner of internal reve- OATS No 2 18 8 and butter product and caused all the nue reports that in nine years 440000 PORK Mess 3 Kljfcfc 3 85 cows even Jerseys to lay on fat quite 000 pounds of oleomargarine have been LARD Steam BALTIMORE rapidly When the roots were discon- ¬ made and sold in this country This FLOUR Family 3 90 4 25 hOH tinued butter fat decreased and the bogus product has taken the place of Guain Wheat No 2 SJj 3D iu Corn Mixed cows ceased to gain weight and it took butter to the value of about 88000000 24 2 Oats Mixed more pounds of feed calculated to dry And it is safe to say that nine pounds in LARD Retined fell 50 216 85 matter to produce a pound of butter every ten have been consumed under PORK Mess quality 4 15 CATTLE First 4 50 When turned on pasture there was im- ¬ the impression that it was butter Some HOGS Western 4 40 4 45 INDIANAPOLIS mediate increase of milk butter and cattlemen denounce laws restricting 89 No live weight Feeding bran during part the sale and use of oleomargarine and GRAIN Wheatmixed 2 24 Corn No 2 of the grazing period produced suffi- ¬ declare that the manufacture of the 2u j Oats No 2 mixed cient gain to yield a small profit LOUISVILLE stuff adds quite a sum to the value of - PULLEY SAVES LOTS OF WORK rigged above the opening in the plat-¬ form These pulleys can be bought for each a four inch pot of maidens hair make an ever fresh and cool looking adornment On a stately old table of nearly black rosewood last June 1 greaxly admired a large center silver ase of Greek form in which ferns were growing while scattered about the table were little potholders of white earthenware made in imitation of osier baskets with well grown small plants of native maidens hair taken from a neighboring wood X Y Post The SncRelneHH of Prayer Rutrs Verses from the Koran and other passages considered sacred are general ly stamped on fabrics used as prayer rugs by the Mohammedans and it is criminal in oriental law to export such pieces This is doubtless because use by the occidentals means the treacling of sacred words under infidel fdet and when 3ou think it over it is not to be wondered at A few years ago an Amer ican succeeded in getting two such nieces as near home as Paris but the inducements offered him to return them to the oriental dealer were potent trough to effect their purpose ¬ ¬ pretty and small vases holding Several Blocks An amusing case of wa experienced by a young south sider the other evening says the Pitts- ¬ burgh Chronicle Telegraph The young man is usually of a bright nature but for some time past his friends have been noticing that he does some peculiar things Notlong ago he- was at a recep- ¬ tion and a f ew minutes before closing time he went to the coat box and se ¬ cured his hat and coat Then he walked upstairs to the dancingfloor and picked up another coat and walked home with it on his arm Arriving at his home he found that he had one coat on and an- ¬ other on his arm The next day he found the owner of the extra coat and mutual explanations followed and all was well But that has been eclipsed by his latest exploits He had finished his toilet and started for the street As soon as he made his appearance he was greeted with smiles from everybody who saw him He walked down the street and could not imagine what made the pass ersby smile at him Finally he reached the restaurant where he takes his meals then he realized that he was carrying something in his hand He looked at it and found that he had carried the lighted lamp from his room and had walked several blocks along the main street with it in his hand Another case is cited concerning the same young man At the office where he is employed he lias occasion to an- ¬ swer many calls at the telephone One evening he wis reading a book in his room when an alarm clock rang in an adjoining room The absent minded youth got up and commenced to yell Hello Hello and when the occupant of the other room inquired as to the cause of the yelling the young man said Oh I thought in a sheepish manner was the telephone bell ringing it absent-mindednes- s - Meltinc by Electricity Prof Elihu Thompson an eminent authority on electric metal working believes that there is no doubt whatevei of the possibility of melting through masses or iron and steel of even con siderable thickness provided there is time enough to do it and sufficient cur rent is available but he thinks the paraphernalia which the burglai would have to carry along and have at his disposal for the attempted work ¬ ¬ -- v would be a sufficient discouragement in itself while the time required and the risk of discovery would be so great as to remove the operation from among the possibilities Deafness Cannot Be Cared ly local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear There ii only one way to cure deafness and that ii Deafness ii by constitutional remedies caused by an inflamed condition of the mu cous lining of the Eustachian Tube Wher this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing and when it is entirely closed deafness is the result and unless the inflammation can be taken oul and this tube restored to its normal con- dition hearing will be destroyed forever nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces We will give One Hundred Dollars for any ease of Deafness eaxised by catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Send for circulars free ¬ - F J Cheney Co Toledo O Sold by Druggists 7oe Halls Family Pills are the best When a fellow sets up the drinks do not be sure that lie pays for them It may come out of you Washington Democrat Pisos Cure for Consumption has saved me inaiiv a doctors bill S- - F- - Hardy Hop- ¬ kins Place Baltimore Md Dec 2 1891 A man who has a Job the year round and is earning a living ought to be happy Washington Democrat Globe A man humps himselr with lumbago He hustles when cured by St Jacobs Oil Whvareyou afraid in the dark Atchison - r v When I was troubled with dropsy my legs svelling until I could not walk and finally bursting open and becom- was a boy begau to use Ayers Sarsapa- - ¬ ¬ tors gave me up and said I could not live At tliis time I lg sores The doc CO K C ¬ 0- - Hazel rilla and after taking fourteen bottles I was able to get out and VTV lorr ic cMll tPTlflOV rrn rv w fj iut nJ LU lV times somewhat sore but I and at have no hesitancy in saying Ayers Sarsanarilla saved my life JF l-- Tallulab La Nov 21 1895 ¬ mm I 1 1 mmn FOR Ayers Sarsapari GO ¬ 1 gjANBY CATHARTIC CUREC0H5TIPATI0H fi j - ¬ CO i 431 - ¬ CO l I 25 so RRQATTTWflT V f aDDUilUlIiljI Y RBfaaiiji uiijih flTTRPBTITETTnto Ad Toa pie and boofclet tree ueskui pgpwwww uu STEKLINU GOOD AS NEW UUilAfllUlUw tire nerer crip or eripebnt cause easy nataralresults 5 TO 1- 5- iLirri NaaiaHlSaB of cw Jin in any case b 600 SECOND HAND BICYCLES Allmakes out Lists free L AMead Cycle Mutt be closed Co Chicago TnffTrrUTEITSPUCE Uvwvvwwvww V every animal sold One who can beA prominent dairy journal states lieve that oleo has added S8000000 to that if tuberculosis Is agerm disease the value of cattle in nine years can as all authorities have come to accept believe anything with or without evi then it cannot be hereditav dence Dakota Field and Farm ¬ - ¬ FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed Oata Mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam S 75 4 00 20 9 2a 4 6y -- 9i 2i 1vJJaTIkiM1 jf Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Ueo in time Sold by druggists CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS s i in ANK constipation Cascaret3 are the Ideal lass San Chicago flontrcal Can orRcwlorK an druggists S ALL ask a m iflaiijhil CO HOW TO BUILD WILLIAMS MFC OS KALAMAZOO MICK E 1657 Bt1 Jl lrVTWy WHEN AVltlTIKG TO JLUVJEK TISlKKh please atate that you saw the Advertix men I In this paper -- V TT t D t LSi- - K5 wifT i i Sxyp t e - IfHimi jUiiWljjft Mwiamelm a f - Sir o Yw Kr - 8 - THE BOtJKBGN NEW TUESDAY STAY 18 1897 V A ar 4t i Ri The Gvy And Festive Floater - r Bk4 r 5 f- Jii- - r i v - f A- - V- r 3 An exchange prints the following timely lines Behold the day of election draweth nigh when the gay and festive floater is seen in all his glory Even now he acenteth the flesh pots from afar off and nioveth in the direction thereof He seeketh ont a candidate here and a can- ¬ didate there and he telleth each of mnch work that needeth to be done The candidate taketh him to one side and the palm of his hand is greased and the floater floateth to another candidate and telleth him of a bunch he can handle or a nest he can fix He plncketh the coin from the hand of his boss and in his heart saith All men are fools He leaveth town and in the pocket of his tronsers is concealed the money of rival candidates He fooleth them all for on election day he walketh into the booth andstampeth in the place of his own choice and no man is any the wiser - jkjsrnsrouitTaEiMEisrT We are authorized to announce James M Thomas as a candidate the from Senator State for District Senatorial Twenty eighth composed of the counties of Bourbon Montgomery and Clark subject to the action of the Democratic primary election July 31st ¬ 4 13 1 u Mothers will be delighted with the All baby carriages at J T Hintons are nice stylish bugenes at low prices -- o Yesterdays Temperature 1 The following is the temperatnre as Co noted yesterday by A J Winters this city of 53 m 7 9a m 11 12 m 2p m 3p m 5p m 7 p in am 57 63 65 70 63 70 74J t j are offered for less nion ey than yon can get them in Cincinnati or Lexington Ask for the prices The baby carriages at J T Hintons Disk harrows sharpened strippers and combs for sale E J McKimey 6apr tf New Laundry Agency Bluegrass Son agency for the Power Laundry a first Winchester class institution and solicit a share of the public patronage Work or orders Clays drug store will left at Clarke Work receive immediate attention delivered promptly called for and Respectfully I have secured the 16ap tf Piles Bruce Holladay r Piles Piles Dr Williams Indiau Pile Ointment will cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch ¬ ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piled and Itching of the private parts and nothing else Every box is guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by mail for 50c and SI per box WILLIAMS MFG CO Props Cleveland O For sale by W T Brooks druggist to announce Arnsparger as a candidate for CliftuN re election as County Attorney subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authqrized to announce Sam ¬ Rogers as a uel B Attorney subject candidate for to the action County party of the Democratic We are authorized to announce Denis FOR COMMONWEALTHS ATTORNEY Dundon as a candidate for County At-¬ We are authorized to announce John torney subject to the acnonv of thu S Smith as a candidate for re election Democratic party as Commonwealths Attorney for the Fourteenth Judical District composed for assessor Scott of the counties of Bourbon We are authorized to announce J U Woodford and Franklin subject to the Roardman as a candidate for Assessor action of the Democratic party of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR JUDGE We are authorized to announce S D We are authorized to announce Wm Clay as a candidate for Assessor of M Purnell as a candidate for Judge Bourbon County subject to the action of Bourbon County subject to the of the Democratic party action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Gar We are authorized to announce rett D Kenney as a candidate for James McClure as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to 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 Ashbrook as a candidate for Judge of H Whaley as a candidate for Assessor¬ Bourbon County subject to the action of Bourbon County subject to the action 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 Democratic party We are authorized to announce Archie 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 lerk subject to the action of the We are authorized to announce C L Democratic part7 Hough as a candidate for Assessor of to announce Bourbon County subject to the action We are authorized George T Mc Carney as a candidate of the Republican party for Circuit Clerk subject to the action We are authorized to announce C J oi the Democratic party Daniel as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action FOR SHERIFF of the Republican party We are authorized to announce George W Bowen as a candidate for for surveyor Sheriff subject to the action of the We are authorized to announce Benj Democratic party If elected Mr F Bedford Jr a3 a candidate for W Bowens deputies will be W re election as Surveyor of Bourbon J ames Burke Mitchell and County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Brutus J Clay Jr with G W Judy and J Smith Clarke as deputies FOR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the We are authorized to announce Miss action of the Democratic party Kate Edgar as a candidate for as Superintendent of Public Schools FOR COUNTY CLERK for Bourbon County subject to the party We are authorized to announce Ed action of the Democratic We are authorized to announce Wm D Paton as a candidate for re election as Clerk of the Bourbon County Court E Williams as a candidate for Super- ¬ subject to the action of the Democratic intend nt of Public Schools for Bourbon County subject to the action of the party Democratic party We are authorized ¬ FOR STATE SENATOR -- FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY TWIN BROTHERS BEST QUALITIES fl is FITS PERFECT LOWEST PRICES YOU ARE NOW THINKING OF BUYING J It eW Spring Suit will be of great assistance to you to look through our mammoth stock of t MENS We have BOYS CLOTHING ¬ The Handsomest Line of Clothing Ever Displayed in Bourbon County goods a Seeing is free It wont cost you a penny to inspcnt our You will be satisfied when you trade at Twin Bros that you get Billable Goods at Keliabie Prices the lateit styles aU colors all sizes Have just received carload after carload of choicest novelties in Silks Dress GoodssDry Goods Percales White Goods Wash Goods Wash Goods Cottons Calicos Laces Muslin Underwear Corsets Handkerchiefs Gloves Hosiery Lace Curtains Embroideries Table Damasks Napkinsletc - i i r - Our sock offers ducements in fixcellenceand variety at biich low prices that you will regret if you fail to call It will be both pleasureableand profitable to look through this Departmrnt JjireiLC t H- in - ¬ le-elec-ti- on auu material at money saving prices -- 1 We have an entire new stock of i x Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoesv in Blacks and Tans Sm H h o ie s 1 PesUnfa1kes JwJ - Y-- get free a large handsome glass framed picture With every purchase at our store you gt a coupon and when ou get 810 worth of coupon tickets yOu w FOR JAILER i if ft FOR MAGISTRATE We are authorized to announce your trading nome W S Anderson We are authorized to announce John Samuel T James as a candidate for Of Peck P O Pike Co O Kecommends Jailer subject to the action of the M Clay as a candidate for Magistrate Wrights Celery Capsules from the Centerville precinct subject to Democratic party To the Wright Medical Co the action of the Democratic party Columbus Ohio We are authorized to announce W C have purchased a box of Wrights Gents I Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug- - b ones as a candidate for re election as Waverly O and used them for Stomach FOR POLICE JUDGE rouble and Constipation I was unable to Jailer subject to the action of the ¬ Mr Jones candido anything for nearly two years I used Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm threeboxes of your Celery Capsules and they dacy is in the interest of Mrs Landon Remington as a candidate for Police have cured me For the benefit of others so Ashbrook i Judge subject to the action of the afflicted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours Democratic party RTY W S AndersojVT We are authorized to announce W H by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Boone as a candidate for Jailer subSold W3 are authorized to announce John Send address on postal to the Wright Med R Adair as a candidate for Police ject to the action of the Democratic Co Columbus O for trial size free S NT e Judge subject to the action of the party Democratic party To Cure A Cold In One Day N We are authorized to announce Wm We are authorized to announce Newt Take Laxative Broino Quinine Tab- ¬ L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of Clark as a candidate for Police Judge lets All druggists refund the money Bourbon County subject to the action subject to the action of the Democratic 434 Main St Paris Ky of the Republican party if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W party also dealer in T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris We are authorized to announce John Ky FOR MAYOR H Stewart as a candidate for Jailer Oil Varnishes subject to the action of the Democratic We are authorized to announce Presbyterian General Assembly Brushes Artists Ma ¬ party Benj Perky as a candidate for Mayor of the ity of Paris subject to Window The General Assembly meets May the action of the Democratic party FOR CONSTABLE Glass Etc at Charlotte K C The double We are authorized to announce W T We are authorized to announce Cresdaily train service of the Queen Joseph F Williams as a candidate for Brooks as a candidate for Mayor of the Estimates promptly furnished for Only one cent Route is unsurpassed Constable of Paris precinct subject to city of Paris subject to the action of glass paints painting anddecorating Change of cars to Charlotte Quick the action of the Democratic party the Democratic party schedules One fare for the round trip Ask agents for full particulars ¬ If you want tobuy right if you want to be treated right if you want to saye money make our store -tf OURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY BOUSE AJVD CA is Mil LOT AND BLACK ¬ A DESIRABLE 60 ACRE FARM s SMITH SHOP FOR SALE FOR SALE - - OEGOn Paints DESIRE to sell my bouse and lot HAVE a well situated 60 acre Bour ¬ with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ bon County farm which I desire to ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal sell It is well improved For any ance in twelve months For further further particulars address particulars address or call on J E PLUMMER BENJ F SHARON Millersburg Ky 8jan tf 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky I I JOHN CON NELLY e terials Wool Wanted Will pay the highest price for wool Call and see us before selling JR B HUTCHCRAFT 4may 4t - 20-31 aii0i33 3305 PARIS KENTUCKY ¬ T WC Rinearson O ¬ Genl Passr Agt Cincinnati tion sick headaches 25c C F CLAY 4766 KT3CORD Farm lileip For safe Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Your work is promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable Nashville Exposition m no ZEOiSSLtoXJLislaoci 3nn 5 - Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa at druggists RAILROAD TIME CARD L From Cincinnati NRR 1116 a m ARRIVAL OF TRAINS m 1015 p m From Lexington 439 a m 745 a m 339 p m 627 p m From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m 333 p in TFjom Maysville 748 a m 330 p m 538 p departure of trains Cincinnati 445 a m 755 a m 346 p m rTo Lexington 755 a m 1127 a m 545 p m 1021 p m To Richmond 1125 a in 543 p m 1025 p m Maysville 755 a m 635 p m To F B Carr Agent To - L H Landman M D V Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Ky TUESDAY MAY 11TH 1897 returning every second Tuesday in each Optician Landman has been visiting this f city regularly for over five years and has ad¬ justed glasses to the eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon County and has proven himself competent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Clark Clays drug store between his visits and when he makes his regular visit he will examine your eyes thorough ¬ ly and make any change necessary to give satisfaction Examination free J Fithian References Drs W Bowen and C Eads Buck Fithian month HAVE a lot of new farming impleBuy your ticket to Nashville Cincin Sire of Coleridge 205J Choral 20Sf Arthur W 211 Claybourne 211 Connor ments which have never been used nati and Queen Crescent Route via Chatta ¬ to 212 Clorine 213 Clin 214 Lee 215 and thirty nine others in 230 list that I will sell cheap for cash nooga Yisit the historic city and the great battlefields of Missionary liidge and Lookout 7 double shovel plows Mountain spend a day at the Chicamauga Sired by CALIBAN 394 Record 234 2 pony plows National Military Park then refreshed and 6 pair double trees ready for new conquests continue the jour Sire of Cyclone 223i the sire of Gillette 211 Dr Sparks 212 Cicerone 2 I2A uey Low rates to the great Exposition in 12 5 tooth cultivatprs Cyclone Wilkes 2142 Cocoon 215 and sixteen others in 230 effect via this pleasant route i 1 nice surrey The Queen fc Crescent train service is per-¬ 1 barouche fect the schedules fast ones the scenery un1 dam Soprano dam of Eminence 218 Strathbridge 22U Ambryon 219J Su surpassed anywhere 2 phaeton buggies premacy 228 grandam of Red Silk 210 Brown Silk 219 the dam of If you want the journey to be a pleasant China Silk 2 216 one see that your tickets read via Cincinnati and of Emeer 228 etc by Strathmore 408 sire of J H HAGGARD and Queen Crescent sixty five and of the dams of over seventy from 209 to 230 Glenns old stand corner Fourth and W C Riuearson G PA Cincinnati O 2 dam Abbess dam of Steinway 3 225 Solo 228f Currency 222 etc by High Streets Albion Paris Ky 3 dam by Marshal Ney son of Imp Emancipation N Kates To Nashville Ii Caliban 394 by Mambrino Pilot 29 dam Cassia by Cassius M Clay jr22 etc Tenn Centennial and International Strathmore 408 by Hambletonian 10 dam Lady Waltermire dam of Marshal Exposition Nashville Tenn May 1st to Ney 2034 by North American 2 dam by Hambletonian 2 N will sell tickets Oct 31st 97 L C F Clay is a horse of great finish and style in fact as much so as any horse rooms cellar at following rates for the round trip Desirable residence six we know of Is a beautiful mahogany bay with black points and stands 153i waterworks bath etc Good location April 28 to Oct loth final limit Nov 7 hands high His pedigree is full of the richest producing blood which has year after Apply to ROBT S RANSDALL 1260 April 29 to Oct 30final limit 15 year added new and brilliant performers to the turf for instance Nannie Etti days from date of sale coat out of his dam has given in 1896 Red Silk 210 and Brown Silk 219 the lat925 April ter the dam of China Silk 27 to Oct 30 final limit 7 days including record 216 beyond question the best filly of 1896 As a two three and C F Clay was cam- ¬ date of sale 760 paigned and landed many good races securing his record of 218 His first crop F B Carr Agt against of foals came in his form and for several years afterward he was the ALL nersons having claimsIsaac F assigned estate of 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- ¬ Jhanslor are hereby notified to present mances of Coleridge 205 Choral 208 Connor 211 Arthur W 211 and others them at once properly proven as re- FMMFORT CIMATI RY to are too recent and of too much merit to need any comment But few better sires quired by law to the undersigned orKy In Effect March 1 1897 than C F Clay are now in the stud His colts are not only trotters but are show bis attorney Harmon Stitt Paris horses as well having probably been awarded as many premiums at the leading DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY E T REES Assignee fairs as the get of any horse in Kentucky C F Clay will make the season of 1897 Co Ky Shannon Mason 26fb EAST BOUND at Emerald Park Stock Farm 5 miles north of Paris at ¬ ¬ ¬ 218 I FOR RENT well known throughout Central Ken ¬ tucky Any one wishing to buy the stock as a whole should address ALEX BUTLER Of the firm of Smedley Butler Millersburg Ky The old and well known firm of Smedley Butler of Millersburg Ky is now in progress of liquidation owing to the assignment of J G- - Smedley All of the large stock of dry goods notions fancy goods domestics boots shoes hats caps and every article kept by a first class store is now being offered at cost for cash This is a fine oppor ¬ tunity for any one wishing to engage in the dry goods business and assume con trol of a house already established and FOR m b a hM We kw JSjSLXjS- - ¬ two-year-o- ld two-year-o- ld five-year-o- ld ASSIGNEES NOTICE ICE - ICE I six-yecr-o- ld THE PATRONS TO ICE MFG- CO OF THE PAJRIS We appreciate your past patronage We are now ready to quote prices for next season and will not be undersold by anybody Remember our ice is of pure distilled water -- PARIS ICE MFG CO ¬ 825 To Inspire A J F BARBEE Millerstijn gJiy MADE FAMOUS Irving Colt MC - I ¬ DCram of Pafris Incomparable The service on the Queen Crescent fast train North Through Pullman drawing room sleepers Standard vestibuled day In the story of Jonathan and His coaches lavatories and smoking rooms When you Elegant Cafe parlor and observation cars Continent by Max ORell Nine and one half hours to Cincinnati 10 want to read a real live newspaperTHE hours to Louisville from Chattanooga HAZEL GREEN HERALD fills the O L Mitchell 1 a year always in advance The bill Div Pashr Agt is a free silver crank but orig- ¬ Chattanooga Tenn editor inal and up to date Single copies having sold as high as 1 each Advertisers are See advertisement in another column strictly in it from the time they of W J Bryans new book secure space Send subscriptions and The First Battle Send your order to Cscar write for ad rates to Spence Cooper Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour ¬ bon county Hazel Green Ky office J tf r- 630am Lve Frankfort Arr Elkhorn 651 am Arr Switzer Dissolution Of 702am Arr Stamping Ground 708am Ait Duvallsr 720am Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown 800am 812am Arr Newtown The partnership of Drs Roberts 822am Arr Ceutreville consent dissolved Ussery is by mutual 82Sam Arr Elizabeth 840am All accounts of the firm are payable Arr Paris and he assumes the in- ¬ to Dr Roberts WEST BOUND debtedness of the firm Lve Paris 920am W C USSERY Arr Elizabeth 932am H H ROBERTS 938am Arr Centreville Arr Newtown 948am April 30 1897 1000am Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown 1040am Arr Duvalls 1056am Arr Stamping Ground 1110am Arr Switzer 1125am Arr Elkhorn 1135am ArrFrankfort 1155am on first mortgage Apply Paifpsl 3J8pm 358pm 415pm 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