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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 bou1897052101 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. 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for less than SI 350 Boys Suits day ohtobusinessStirman for Strasberg and SteamfSfaiindry putting it inBourbon Their Go Stiles high graded shirt Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository on plants from 1 to 5 Ladies call and red bermuda sweet potato 21may 3t 8J latest afions are starcherSwiiich precludes all injury to corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Kr we are now prepared to and of for Children cents per hundredguests Milam of the moafclcate afabric collarinsures uni do all kinds of repairing We also keep ontrimmingselectvehicles such as painting and see our Brownies Gary and Christine new and cuff and form line ofnew hand a of their sister ironervphich enauleb us to iive either carriages buggies etc a plenty A full line of Maysville are Straw hats Henry Phillips or domestic Snish a collars and curl Carpenter Bros sold to rank iAROUGHES SUI1IES Underwear Give us a call you a fancy harness gelding for Yimont Shalle call for your wornLaundry m Phone for Steam i XX3SOXHLJT HinfonliiiHe has roll alitor roll of mat- Btire tings alMbeautiful patterns at low Mi8s Sallie Bethers is very ill Suriuay will be Commeuceirient day prices Miss Fannie Beeding went to Paris Mof HiSRsfwill ba delighted with the SZKssr yesedy to visit relatives baby carriages at J- T Hintous All Go to Rufus Butlers for red Bermuda are niceigtvlish buggies at low prices 3t plants at 8 cents per hundred V S Anderson Go to J H Fultons barber shop for a clean cool shave and a genteel hair cut Of PeckjfPJjp Pike Co O Recommends ufight s Celery - Broad Sinedley of Hutchison was To the WJUgnt juecllcal Co Capsules Columbus Ohio the tfuest of J G Smedley Wednesday GentsKhave purchased a box of Wrights lesfrom James T- - JBlaser drueMr Jesse Anderson of Poplar Plains Celery sist Wavdy 0 and used them for Stomach was the guest of friends here this week TroubleauAiCoustipation I was unable to I Rev Taliferro of Falmouth was the do auytlijj9gfor nearly two years and used they three bqjywlpr your Celery Capsules guest of Rev Danl Robertson Wednes- ¬ have curSiyhe For the benefit of others so amictedMfiwrteti to send this letter day 3ltozery iruly yours W S Andeksm Mrs Tom Best of Mason has been 8ft Sold byjfjtlldruggists at 50c uud 51 per box the guest of relatives here for several Send address on postal to the Wright Med diys Co Coliimbus O for trial size free Mr W R Gill and family of Mason Eoav Kate To Frankfort are guests of Mr Jas Arthur near towu THEffipfc C Ry will sell tickets to Dr GranRtAie of TVTarshall Mo the StatelGonvention at Frankfort and was the guest of Mr J G Allen yes- ¬ returnjpne 1st and 2d limited to the terday 5th atXoneffare Mrs Chas Ban of Lexington is Q fV a C D Bercaw G P A the guest of her father Mr L C -Yimont THEvpibtures being uiven away 17 Mr C W Howard and son Georcre Davisvallhomson Isrig are works of on art aiicfl ornanirnttoaiy house went o Cincinnati Wednesday -- Yotj gjmifford to buy jnst the style straw -- gttings you want at J T NewsNotes Gathered In And About The Brower Scott Corner Main and Broadway Lexington KyvN V3 OFFICE FURNITURE ROLL TOP DESKS STANDING DESKS 6 FLAT TOP DESKS REVOLVING CHAIRS REVOLVING STOOLS ALL THE DIFFERENT AVOODS AND FINISHES CORRECT PRICES jV aJP - rv Baby Carriages from - 450 up WE INVITE INSPECTION -- 5 - 3 7Z3BEtIXZ2EXSS2 soozzrr AliYiiysVThe Worlc is i v - flfl ¬ A 3 ¬ Misses work-- Mrs hignjfgloss on will be satisfied 300 Vea THE RELIABL CLOTHIERS sieki Pennsylvania parties Miss Lula Long and Master Cicil Taylor of Midway are guests of Mrs Belle Taylor and family Mrs Ella Thaxton and son Jack of Poplar Plains guests of Mrs Chas Dar nell returned home yesterday Leave orders at Jas A Buglers grocery for home grown strawberries as tff fJ 1 4 Bourbon G17 IMain St Paris Ky P KIELY everything in the vehicle line The public is invited to inspect our stock and compare our prices We have engaged experienced expert workmen to do our wrork and insure satisfaction and guarantee aH jobs to be first class Call and see us P2irTtJBjtE9SSJLiv3 Prompt attention to all orders ¬ llllllllQViWWiJ Who pay cash like to deal where they can get the benefit of cash Wfi appreciate that kind of trade and you can save money by dealing with us We will make our Fine Jiaciv v orstect 3 E3StIjEmS jr HrkM - - Iculflo werAasik family See Joe Mock arfd give your ordersior low as any 3t Robt Barnes Miss Bessie Bradford Miss Nellie Ruse and Mr Chas Hook of Augusta aie guests of Mr Jas A Butler and - t oo2Lsl3 Prices for nv HIGH ST COR FOURTH PARIS KY JJlUTUb feSt frfcftCTflr Cutaway Frock FOB m BJL This will be a saving to you of 10 to 15 His flowers cannot be surpassed His 3t prices are low ii PfiotogiaxJlicv Jas T McClelland bought 15 head of crnnrl vpht inc part p nr Mr SSrprlinj McClintock and Monday Mclntyre From this date May 14 until June Wallace Shannon bought 25 feeders 1st I will make one dozen cabinet of Millersburg photos for 3 00 Charley Martin I will also make one 16x20 crayon bought ten mare mules near town last week for Cctober deliver at from 35 portrait from any negative I have for Bath County Democrat S250 to 40 a head I have all the negatives made since 1- Mrs Smith and son Attorney John have beeu in Pans and will make dupliSmith and two children and Miss Julia cate photos from same at extremely low Nash of Paris were guests Tuesday of prices Mis Sandusky and Miss Bettie T To those who are not now prepared to Yimont take advantage of these low prices I will Ask The exteriors of the respective resi-¬ sell a contract which will be good until 1897 dences of Attorney H A Stitt George September 1st pricas are for CASH The above Jones and Henry Phillips have been when sitting is made or order placed painted and otherwise improved ¬ vc m I GBINNANT -- V iHAVir PRIDEnEJBABJS The Best The Whitest Purest and i tngVr -- - - irvvwrv ymtfcoii uvyw x - j- - t - - FLOUR PARIS MILLING CO Your Grocer For It i Take No Other newlv recently EVERY SACK L GEINNAN GUARASTEED Trousers 350 4 and up Paris Farnisliiog andTailoringo H STOUT Manager Fred Eld E J Fenstermacher and wife Rev W M Britt Prof Reynolds Best and Prof County S S ville to day Paris Ky Misses Childrens and Infants Fisher are attending Convention at Clinton the iL 33ff nflEOTTFS PENNYROYAL PILL fggggl ASSIGNEES NOTICE In U S court at Covington last Spring Heel Shoes that are made like week Judge Barr sentenced John Betsy The finest line grown up ppoples Craig colored oE this place to one year ever shown in Paris Every pair brim and oneday in Columbus penitentiary ful of style and quality and will out-¬ S for illegal sale of whiskey wear their purchase price every time CLAY The man who can make you laugh for RION Lansing an hour is a public benefactor Go to Cutter the Old Maids Convention this even- ¬ lyMBMfjfrfjpMMMMMWMMMWiMiBMMMmM ing and have a good hearty laugh you The only safe sure and your reliable Female PILL will get the worth of along money and help a worthy cause Admission 9BBilPTfmflfcl7fHM ever offered to Ladies ittimmMMamt especially recommend 25 cents Reserved seats 35 cents I ed to married Ladies Terrell and daughter Miss 1 Mr 1 PZLIS and take no other Mary Ed Holden Johnson county Mo a oV Pot M MOTTS PEITNYBOYAl of Rjox o poxes ior uuu PSFSandTfor circular Price S100 per - Cleveland Ohio are the guests of friends here Mr Ter- ¬ JLj iks 1X MOTTB cjrLliiXVJJ rell was a former citizen of this place 1 vii 1 wM- For SaleBy W T Brooks Druggist and this is his first visit here for sixty seven years He is in the eighty second year of his age But few citizens are here now that he remembers after so long an absence ¬ WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED No 1 TOBACCO HOGSHEADS t f uf- j0 WITH BEST INDIANA WHITE OAK HOOPS WILL SELL CHEAP fTi t TARR TEMPLIN THE I i jK ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER persons having claims against ALL assigned estate of J W Mock ac fc Co are requested to present them by once properly proven as Ky Those It is not generally known that persons law at my office in Paris knowing themselves indebted to the firm desiring to make small payments down Co are requested to and the balance afterwards can secure f J W Mock pay promptly and thereby ayoid court the best pianos Pbogram of Commencement Exercises LEGE Small Payments C0St HARMON STITT 26fb Assignee Steinway Gabler Barnes oclock Elocutionary entertainment by Miss Sue Woods and Mr T Righter Sunday May 23 at 11 a m Com- ¬ mencement sermon by Rev C P Evans D Df of Lexington Ky At 8 p m Sermon to Y W C A by Rev L Robinson of Lexington Monday Mav 24 at 8 p m Annual Tuesday May 25 at 8 p m Elocu- ¬ tionary entertainment by Mrs Bests pupils from M F C and M T S Wednesday May 26 at 8 p m Graduating exercises Concert of the mllleksburg female col May 22 at 8 Saturday evening BLDEGRASS Hazelton Smith NDBSHDES The weather is now favorable Qfor may be bought in this way A small payment down tlie Piano delivered baby carriages J T Hinton offers an for Orcharfl Lawn EVERYTHING Fall stock of Orna when desired and deferred payments elegant line at reasonable fieures Trees Giapc Vines arranged to suit buyer Pianos old and We new of any makes taken in exchange To Cure A Cold In One Day Asparagus and SmalFrmte office SHIUSrCSr 1897 Pianos inantly sensation in the throafr is Pirife-Tarelieved by Dr BeUs Honey a vonderiul remedy for coughs and all troumes caused Dy inflammation pf the mucous mem branes of the throat and Tespiratory organs A purely vegetable Com ¬ pound it contains nothing but heal ing andlnviKoratinc mecucinai prop erties It is guaranteed to cure the most stubborn coughs as well as asthma bronchitis sore throat La Grippe TThooping cough and croup r- Tickling DR Pine-Tar-Hon- That ueen Crescent reaches tha principal cities of the South with a service of superbly appointed through trains Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars through to Harriman Chatta- ¬ nooga Attalla Birmingham Tuscaloosa Meridian New Orleans Atlanta Macon and Jacksonville Through Sleeping Cars to Knoxville Hot Springs and Asheville and from Chattanoogo to Jackson Vicksburg Monroe and Shreveport Through Tourist Sleepers to Los Angeles and San Francisco Choice of Routes to Texas Mexico and California via New Orleans or via Shreveport rfwl Short Line from the Blue Grass Cities to Cincinnati Free Parlor with every t accommodation to patrons Cars Lexington to Cincinnati Cafe Parlor and Observa- ¬ tion Cars between Cincinnati Lexington and Chattanooga - BELLS 50 fl rrl - ey Catalogues on appUcation to Strawberry and general nursery Ernest Urchs 121 Co oRPff ivivu H F HILLENMEYBR Ky Lexington and 123 West Fourth Street lets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Ky- - Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ is sold everywhere at 25c and 100 a bottle or will be sent upon receipt of price by t 1 m - x Xim c suiucriauuJ gi tub n Paducabj Kentucky i Granaj Metcalfe Medicine Company c ChasWZeU Div Pews CINCINNATI O r Agt Cincinnati 0 W O OPA Blnearaon Cincinnati 0 sW J i s v X - d1 - 1 V- - 2 if V 4 - sr Vf 1 f p V C- S T11E BOtTBBOlJ JfiiWS FRIDAY MAY 21 1897 A Sure Deliverance SECRET ARCHIVES AN ARMISTICE FIFTY PIFTH CONGRESS instantaneously it is true but in Not Of the State Department Partly Disclosed bilious short space of time persons of awhich a Extraordinary Session by Foraker Extract From Consul Gen ¬ tortures On Sea and Land Between Turkey eral Xees Report on the Cuban Situa ¬ Washington May 14 Senate After a habit are saved from the of inflicting b disordered liver is capable tion long period of calm the senate was consider- ¬ Hostetters Stomach Bitters an and Greece Agreed To Washington May 20 The secret ably agitated Thursday first by a discussion and aperient of the first rank ine by lf oi the senate archives of the state department n nrnUminnrv suar investigation and thenThe pains in the right side and through the right r skirmish on the tariff bill Hostilities Suspended in Order toJDIscusa which have held the consular reports AUea blade the sick headache nausea resolution to bring Eiverton R Chap-- shoulder the Conditions An Underhand Attempt on the Cuban war from the public were man before the bar of the senate was debated constipation and saffron hue of the skin are by this estimable restor ¬ of One of the Powers The Greeks monotonous style until Mr Till- ¬ entirelv removedthe organs of secretion ana partially disclosed Wednesday by Sen- in somewhat Retreat From JJomokos Orderlyi of tone to G gave a present ator Poraker of Ohio During the man S by referring to reportsinterest to the ative digestion subject that senators May 19 1 a m The com- past week the debate in the senate has within the last week had speculated in sugar Athens Minnie I want to introduce you to a ¬ td the been pregnant with intimations and stock After a long discussion the senate ad young ladv a very nice young ladyand munication from the Turkish journed until Monday innuendoes of Bob shes worth her weight in gold Greek commander at Arta which fol- States officialsreports from the United bill House The in Cuba held at the disposed of in Indian appropriation with was Stout girl I hope Tit Bits the lowed the raising of the flag of- - truce state department which if the house Thursday by the former was in Turkish and ran would disclose a condition published exception of the provision for opening the on Cuban Utah Gilsonite lands which was postponed for Fifty Cents vBaa as follows soil which would opin- ¬ until Monday The conference report which Over 400000 cured Why not let orTo On condition that no Greek soldier ion in a decided influence public establishes an Indian warehouse at Omaha regulate or remove your desire ior tobacco manner belonging to any arm of the service and The facts therefore which Senator ratines the lease of the Seneca oil lands and Saves monev makes health00 all manhood druggistsremains on territory of the Ottoman Foraker announced without stating adds one judge in the Indian toterritory courts Cure guaranteed 50c and SI was adopted by a vote of 54 47 Nearly two empire we have orders that an arm from whom they came created a de- hours were consumed in a parliamentary al ¬ a It istice shall be concluded on sea and cided stir Especially startling was squabble on the point raised by Mr Wheeler ways is queer that the hard coal burner the coldest night ot land with a view of arriving at an un the letter from Secretary Olney in of Alabama that the rule for semi weekly wintergoes out in Washington Democrat sessions was in violation of the constitution derstanding which this country offered mediation At 318 oclock the house adjourned until YtJSSUF Signed Star Tobacco to Spain and the refusal of that coun ¬ Monday Chief of Staff As you chew tobacco for pieasu recuse try to accept the profferad aid Washington May 18 Senate Cuba enis Star The Greek commander telegraphed While one of the consular reports grossed the attention of the senate Monday lasting Itand not only the best but the niost therefore the cheapest gov- was to destitute came the question to Athens for instructions and the read without the name of the Firststarving Americans of relief and at two in Cuba ernment replied author being disclosed it is stated to and caused spir- ¬ The people are so hungry for sympathy hostil- be a communication from Consul Gen- oclock Mr Morgans resolution was present- ¬ We authorize you to suspend ited debate The first question that no one is ever pleased at being told ities in order to discuss the conditions eral Lee which fully sets forth his idea ed in the presidents message as soon as the that he looks well Atchison Globe session oDened Immediately f ellowing its of an armistice of the condition that exists in Cuba The government in notifying the enThe extract was quoted as follows reading Mr Davis chairman of thea committee Actors Vocalists Public Speakers praise favorable on foreign relations presented Tan j voys of the powers as to this proposal no date being given Honev of Horehound report on a joint resolution originally in- ¬ Hales ToothacheDiops Cure andOne minuted in said that as Greece had entrusted her I can not understand the truth of troduced by Mr Gallinger appropriating Pikes v V to the powers it was for them the claim that all the provinces of the 350000 for relief of American citizens in Cuba interests The great objection we have to the man ¬ the Morgan to negotiate the conditions of an un island are pacified except that of Promptly at 2 oclock and debated Cuban res- who blows his own trumpet is in theXuue at length olution was taken up derstanding Santiago de Cuba because there are but no vote was taken During the session he selects N Y Weekly 19 The correspondLondon May more insurgents under arms at this bills were passed as follows Appropriating ent of the Times at Athens says It time than at the period I first reached 10000D for a public building at Salt Lake When bilious or costive eat a Gascaret City Utah conferring jurisdiction on the candy cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 25c appears that the retreat from Domokos the island some ten months ago and of book agents of claims in was orderly in spite of the fact that I do not think it a fair inference to courtMof E churchthe case against the United south the They who clamor for their rights niultl- the order was given at 3 oclock in the draw from existing conditions that the States appropriating SIC0000 for a public ply their wrongs Barns Horn morning All the artillery was brought war is approaching a termination be- ¬ building at Abilene Tex and a like amount away except some heavy guns that cause in pursuance of an established for Aberdeen X D Pains and aches break down St Jacobs the House The house were left at the Acropolis of Domokos policy the insurgents avoid as far as question Monday madeconfronted issue Cuban Oil builds up and finishes with a cure of it a party A considerable quantity of wTar mate- possible all serious engagements and adjourned without taking any action A second hand store is the loneliest look rial however was abandoned The impossibility of expelling the President McKinleys message was received ing place on earth heels Mr London May 19 The correspond- ¬ Spanish troops from this island by without demonstration and on its considera- ¬ unanimous consent for ent of the Daily Telegraph at Athens force of arms is well known to them Hitt asked bill in response to the presidents Just try a 10c box of Cascafets candy ca tion of a says he has absolute proofs thatone of and they do not propose to risk the request Mr Bailey of Texas asked for con- ¬ tharticjfinest liverand bowel regulatormade the powers has made seriou under lives of their men and the success of sent to consider in connection with the embodying Men tiro of everything else it is a wonder Senator hand attempts to undo the work of the their cause upon one or more pitched bill amendment recognition they do not tire of life Morgans for resolution European concert battles I conclude therefore that the of the Cubans as belligerents Mr Athens May 19 After hoistingthe war will drag its weary length DIngley would not consentt to consider Dont refuse or excuse St Jacobs Oils flag of truce at Arta Tuesday after- along so long as the insurgents can the amendment nor Mr Bailey to consider the cure for bruise noon a deputation of Turkish officers dig sustenance from the ground on the bill without the amendment so for the time the Question was side tracked Then Pretend appeared on the frontier at the bridge the one side or money be obtained by the house devoted two hours to debate on the empty shellto know and you will become an Rams Horn over the river Arta Archthos to nego the other with the continued result conference report on the feature ot the In ¬ ttpprapriationrbiil opening to settlement tiate with CoL Manos for an armistice of untold human suffering loss of dian Gilsonie Cascarets stimulate liver kidneys lands on the Uncompahgre In ¬ bowels Never sicken weaken or gripe and the London May 19 A dispatch to the human life the murder of innocent 10c refused to reservation Daily Chronicle from Athens says It men women and children by both dian compromise in Utah oa by the accept con- ¬ agreeefc the two faces never needs but one A is officially stated that Germany has sides and the frightful havoc which ferees and- asked lor another con- ¬ pair man withBarns Horn of feet with senate on the the instructed her ambassador at Constant- disease makes in the ranks of the ference bilL In the meantime the senate resolution inople to request the porte to grant a soldiers particularly among theun Long had jears with rheumatism identical with Mr fortnights armistice which it is un acclimated Spaniards The poverty and practically to the house and Hitts billasked no time and Short Jacobs Oil and a cure with St Mr Hitt been sent derstood was signed at seven oclock distress of the people are increasing unanimous consent for its consideration Gorge the memory and starve the under Tuesday evening and the loss of property of all sorts The deadlock between Mr Dingley and Mr Bailey was re enacted and while Mr Bailey standing Barns Horn Constantinople May 19 It tran- daily becoming more enormous No was endeavoring consent for the con- ¬ spires that the czar made a direct ap- one can fully appreciate the situation sideration of the to getCuban propositions to- ¬ two peal to the sultan to order his troops without being here in person The gether Mr Dingley put in a motion to ad ¬ to cease hostilities and arrange an number of poor distressed starving journ This motion was carried by a vote of A armistice and this coupled with the women children and old men of all 90 to 69 13 answering present Under the rule sessions recently adopted fact that most serious results would races have greatly increased in this for bi weekly carries the question over the to adjournment have ensued if Turkey had persisted in city within the past few weeks while Thursday her defiant attitude brought about the in other points on the island the suf- ¬ Washington May 19 Senate The Cuban On the Ankle Spread to the Knee fering has been proportionately question occupied the attention most of the and Developed Into Boils No present state of affairs Trouble Since Taking Hoods day on Tuesday It drew large crowds to the Tefik Pasha the Turkish minister of greater galleries and brought two notible speeches Washington May 20 Judge A B one by Mr Mason of Illinois in favor of the foreign affairs called upon the doyen I was troubled with a disagreeable of the diplomatic corps Baron Von Montgomery of Kentucky one of the Morgan resolution and the other by Mr Hoar itching on one of my ankles In time it Cilice Tuesday afternoon to convey to five members of the Dawes Indian of Massachusetts in opposition to it The developed into boils of which I had five or the foreign ministers the sultans de- ¬ commission by request has presented Illinois senator pictured in fervid terms the six at a time The humor spread f ronrny on the distress in Cuba his resignation to the president Thos starving conditiondwelling particularlycitizens ankle to my knee and was very painful cision to arrange an armistice of 800 UnitedStates It is now believed that thetensbf Needles of Illinois who was a candi- ¬ as reported by the president and called upon It baffled the skill of pkysiciaus ISorj peace will be negotiated directly be date for commissioner of Indian affairs the senate to throw off Its lethargy ami pass weeks I could not bear my weighjt on thisv is being considered for the office by the Morgan resolution- During the morning foot An abscess formed and Was lanced tween Turkev and Greece among them several President McKinley but charges have hour following bills were passed 10000 for a and the humor broke out on my other Appropriating the been filed against his former adminis- quarantine station at Astoria Ore author ¬ ankle and threatened to repeat my former THE GIRL tration of the office of United States izing a bridge across the Red River of the experience Hoods Sarsaparilla attracted Whom Preston Thornton Died Car ¬ marshal in Oklahoma and have delay- North at Drayton N D The conference re- ¬ my attention and I began taking it In six Fr Away by Special to a Summer ed the Indian ried action If these are explained sat-¬ port on and agreed appropriation bill was pre- ¬ weeksI was better and began to hope for to At 440 the senate ad- ¬ Keriort While Her Iover Is Reing isfactorily sented it is likely Mr Needles journed a permanent cure 1 took Hoods Sarsa ¬ Buried name will be sent to the senate short- ¬ House Not in session parilla six months and was entirely cured May 19 While ly No further changes in the com LotrisyiLLE Ky Washington May 20 Senate Another I have had no trouble with humor since Preston Thornton the self slayer was mission are expected for some time stirring debate on Cuba occurred Wednesday Mrs M B Macintosh being buried at Cave Hill cemetery It was of the give and take order with sharp that time Washington May 20 Senator Pet parliamentary fencing The main speeches of Barrington Illinois Remember Tuesday afternoon thp girl fbr love of tigrew gave notice Wednesday of his the day were made by Senators Foraker whom he killed himself was speeding Ky Lindsay O Cannon lUtih away to Hot Springs Va on a special intention to offer the following and Hoar Mass It was the first amendments to the tariff bill Increastrain provided by her father Presi- ing the rate on antimony from three speech of any length made by Mr N dent Milton H Smith of the L in the senate per pound Foraker since he enteredsenator is one andthe Is the best in fact the One True Blood Purifier quarters of a cent to of addition to this the Ohio Co Railroad six for 85 Get only HOODS on All druggists of the Cuban lhe funeral brought together one oi providing a specific duty of 10 cents foreign sub committee spoke in committee ref- ¬ favor of a relations He pound the most distinguished gatherings per 20 cents on unmanufactured mica¬ erence of the resolution to the committee but Pills biliousness indigestion on the manufactured ar on and Price 25c question general ever witnessed in Kentuckj7 The res- ticle in addition to an ad valorem of 20 declared the the res- ¬ idence of his aunt Mrs John Mason per cent on all classes of mica adding his purpose of supporting recognizing Cuban belligerenoy olution Young where t the services were Fullers earth to the paragraph re- ¬ when it should be reported by the committee held is a niansion in Louisvilles Mr Cannon was bitter in his denunciation of ¬ most arristocratic quarter The house garding earths and making the manu- Spanish atrpcity characterized the captain 4 per ton factured and lawn were crowded Most of the and the article dutiable at at 2 and Mineral of Cuba as that mad dog Weyler unmanufactured Mr Lindsay declared- if the information fur attendants were visitors from outside graphite at45 per cent ad valorem n shed by United States consuls was so the city and numbered members oti WAsniNGTON May 20 The dele- ¬ shocking as to subjects them to danger the Hardin Preston Wickliffe Brown gates to tlie International Postal of assassination if their names were Breckinridge and Thornton families were given a reception at the union disclosed it was time to send warships to white Cuba and to terminate all diplomatic rela- ¬ and having an ancestry associated house Wednesday night tions with that country No action on the with Kentuckys written history Washington May 20 The senate resolution was taken but Mr Morgan said he At the head of the casket the aged committee on international expositions hoped to secure a vote Thursday on Mr Hales The popping of a father of the deceased stood His has decided to report favorably the motion to refer He desired to do this he cork from abottleof resolution in order grief was freshened by having learned resolution providing for the appropria- ¬ saidantagonizethat the Cuban on Monday might Hires is a signal of Adthe tariff bill not that his son had killed himself and tion of 50000 for proper representa- ¬ journed until Monday good health and plea had not been the victim of the acci- tion of this government at the Paris sure A sound the-old folks like to hear CUBAN CAPITOL dent When Rev Dr Minnegerode exposition of 1900 the children cant referred to suicide the elder Thornton Washington May 20 Fourth As- ¬ Excited vr the Nivs From Washing ¬ resist it gasped The preacher was bewildered ton Guns Heard by Citizens of Havana Uristow and hesitated There was confusion sistant Postmaster General as to the a new policy Havana Maj 11 People in Havana and the speaker lifted his voice until has inaugurated post offices The last heard firing- in the direction of Guana silence among his hearers was again establishment ofexercised a very con- ¬ bacoa all day Monday and two bat administration secured dealing with this talions of voltinteers were sent out policy Rootbeer The grandmother of young Thorn- ¬ servative holdingin that there were al- ¬ from here question is composed of the ton did not attend the funeral She ready too many offices in operation very Ingredients the The Cuban hospital near Guines was system requires Aiding is an invalid at her home in Lexing and that it would be better as a gen ¬ raided Saturday and all the inmates the digestion soothing ton and has not yet baen told that eral proposition not to have the numbering- 39 were put to the rriachete the nerves purifying her only grandson is dead President offices too close together the blood A tempera Cuban physician The Two nurses and ance drink for temperSmith of the L and N was present present regime has determined to were among the murdered ance people but displayed no emotion Made only by any The capital is excited over the Cuban wherever offices establish The Charles E Hire Co PWIa of business belligerency news from Washington amount reasonable A package makes 5 palloos Illinois Battlefield Motimnents Sold everywhere with the idea of The morning- papers make bitter comSpiungfield 111 May 19 The Illi- can be secured as many people as pos- ments on the attitude of the United nois Battlefield Monument commis- accommodatingsome attention is being States congress La Lurcha has tried While sion has decided to erect nine monu- ¬ sible by S 50 75 ments each at Lookout Mountain and paid to the rule that offices generally to tone down Lees adverse reportsconshould not be closer together than printing- a queer denial from the RDEA at the north end of Mission Itidge to three miles this is not a fixed limit sul general the Illinois regiments which particpat and many exceptions have been made The ed in those battles They received The scheme is to provide mail facilities denied popular excitement can not be BCYCLZJ9 and were it Span plans for a granite monument 100 feet wherever there is a sufficient number ish officials mobs of not for theclasses the lower Western Wheel Works high which it is proposed to erect on of people or amount of people to make would have made a demonstration utM MAKPRvV the top bf Mission Bidge on thetfspot it payj such questions as locating near against the American consul before CATAL9GVE FRFF wher the confederate general Bragg a star or other route however of this course figuring in the matter had his headquarters Foryourself whore Arthur Ducstrows Estate land Is good dnA Abolitionist Dead Prominent Sporting Editor Dead cheapWUeru thou 20 i J St Louis Mo May 20 Something Pittsburgh Pa May 19 Stephen West Chester Pa Mayconspicusands huve become prosperous Where of the legal expense of a fight were Williams Thorne who was Hornett the well known sporting tllP lllmnfa lu of the abolitionists exhibited when an inventory of the feet and the soil Is rich NEBRASKA offers ercat newspaper writer died at his home ous in the ranks is dead at his home in Sadsbury aged estate of Arthur Duestrow was filed opportunities to the farm renter who wants to beTuesday morning of consumption come a farm owner Send for a free agent Steve was one of the best posted 51 years He was a prominent slaves Tuesday Duestrow was hanged some illustrated pamphlet on Neoraska to P 9handsome Chicago sporting men n the United States in the work of helping runaway under months ago for the murder of his wife Gen lPaSVrAsentCBQ It and child At the time of his death he and his opinion was sought by people into freedom by means of the is was accredited a millionaire Accordinot only in this city but throughout ground railroad ng- to the inventory there is only SS the country He was a brilliant writer Accidentally KiUed and had hosts of friends Morgantowx W Va May 20 In 742 and a handful of cents left of that climbing a fence with a gun while out goodly sum The state has filed a Condition of the Treasury Washington May 19 Tuesdays hunting J S Swindler of Fairmont claim for S7G3S against the estate foi expenses of the prosecution of statement of the condition of the treas- one of the best known business men of trow The administrator deniesDues WSCOVKRYs the SeSd ury shows Available cash balance the state was accidentally killed by dainvFree the discharge of the weapon r228683217 gold reserve 145500230 -ne - - A 4- - A MRS LUTTGERTS DEATH NEW TURN j V Taken in the Imettgert Case SerloHl Charges Brought Ajralnst Schaack Her Dead Body Cut to Pieces in a Chicago May 20 The attorney anp Sausage Mil and Cremated relatives of Adoiph Luettgert charged rv T7I i - The Police Say Her Wealthy Hnsbnd Is Undoubtedly the Murderer Ounrrela iStven Them Had Keen Fr quent lie Declares She Is Still AUve Chicago his wife and then throwing the body into a vat filled with a powerful acid for the supposed purpose of destroying evidence of the alleged crime was ar raigned in police court Tuesday morn ¬ ing Ihe case was continued until next Saturday A writ of habeas corpus will be applied for The solution of the mystery as a murder was reached only after careful and conscientious work on the part of - gert the wealthy sausage maker under arrest on the charge of strangling May 19 Adoiph Luett ¬ ¬ ¬ home the night of May 1 She was last seen alone by her husband and Mrs Amelia Kaiser a neighbor This was at 10 oclock in the evening She was in good spirits and there appeared to be no indication that she contemplated suicide She dropped completely out of sight that night but the husband failed to report the matter to the police until May 7 ¬ the officials Mrs Luettgert disappeared from her - Sy f- - r ably committed suicide on account of the failure of her husbands business But the officers became suspicious They made a careful search of the sausage factory which is at Diversoy street and the Chicago Northwestern tracks In the boiler room they found the piece of corset steel and the torn pieces of dress S It was given out that she had prob with murdering his wife are charging Inspector Schaack with manufactur ing evidence against the prisoner son Luis Leuttgert the of the missing woman declares that the rings in the possession oi Chief Schaack and which it is asserted were found in the vat in which the theory is Mrs Luettgerts body was disintegrated were not the property The boy says thai of his mother Schaack tried for hours to bulldoze him into an identification of the rings W A Vincent Luettgerts lawyer says that Schaack had the rings made for the purpose of fastening the mur der on the sausage maker Mark Delafontainewho will examine the alleged human bones which the police claim to have found in Luettgerts factory as well as the chemical mixture with which Schaack says Luettgert destroyed his wifes body in two hours said last evening that it would require at least two days to make wa3 with the flesh of an adult human body with the most powerful chemicals known to his prosession A most grewsome discovery was made Wednesday morning when the large vat adjoining the one in which the gold ring was found was over turned Under this vat was found a large piece of wrapping paper clotted with blood as well as a number of particles of bone and flesh The most startling find however was a bunch of light brown hair which it is claimed is in every respect like that of Mrs Luettgert The bloody im print of a mans hand was also found on the factory door ¬ 12-year-- old -- el 1 -- ¬ ¬ ¬ wTnji -- - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ Jk ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ i y - A V 4 5 It iB most active supporters in congress that flying the four effective Cuban flag are only waiting this recogThese vesnition to take to sea sels it is declared Avill be obtained in England and it is asserted that ar- ¬ When she was once inside it is be- rangements have already been perlieved she was killed Then accord fected by which they will be manned ing to the police theory the body was thoroughly equipped and be ready to stripped cut into pieces in the sausage sail the very day the belligerency oi mill so that it would be more easily the Cubans shall be recognized Washington May 0 Should Prescremated and then cast into the fur nace Her clothing it is alleged was ident McKinley grant belligerent rights to the Cuban patriots it is beburned in the same place lieved bv naval officers that the new I do not feel ready to say what was the motive said Inspector Schaack submarine torpedo boat Holland just Nor can I tell all the details of the launched at Elizabethport N J will method in which he disposed of the within two weeks from such recognition fly the flag of the Cuban repub body I feel sure of my man though Lu ttgert declared Tuesday morn lic It was admitted at the navy deing after being removed to the city partment by several high officers that jail that his wife is still alive that intheir opinion the new submarine deshe is weakminded and has wandered stroyer has been built for this purfrom home Luettgerts first wife pose and the fact that no time or exdied in 1SSI and there have been whis- pense would be spared in completing pers the police say that all about her her gives good reason for this belief death has not been explained There is another case on record in MYSTERIOUSLY DISAPPEARED which Luettgert figured On Septem Two Delegates to the Conductors Con vention in Los Angeles Cal Missing ber 9 1879 Hugh McGowan was found Los Angeles Cal May 20 Corneldead in Luettgarts barn McGowans head was cut open and a plug of to- ius Curran of Baltimore and C E bacco crowded down his throat The Dunn of Huntington Ind both delecoroners jury brought in a verdict of gates to the conductors convention apoplexy James McGowan the dead have mysteriously disappeared leavmans son made an effort for more ing absolutely no clue to their wherethorough investigation but he says he abouts Curran who was accompanied was thwarted by friends of Leuttgert to this city by his wife and twos chil dren left his apartments at the Clifton house early Monday morning telling GASOLINE EXPLOSION his wife that he would return about WAR VESSELS Mrs VYilhelmena Mueller ioS Cleve- ¬ land avenue sister of Mrs Luettgert Will Be Sent to the Assistance of the Cu ¬ ban Republic as Soon as Billigereucy is her daughter Miss Amelia Mueller neighbors and others told of violent Kecofrnized by the American Govern ¬ Quarrels which had taken place be ¬ ment New York May 20 A Herald tween the pair Washington special says Behind the It is said there was a quarrel the night Mrs Luettgert disappeared The movement for the passage of Cuban details of this are not known J his belligerency resolution is a solemn and other circumstantial evidence is pledge made by the Cuban junta to its ¬ I -- ¬ what led to the arrest Inspector Schaack thinks that after they were left alone that evening Luettgert lured her into the sausage factory near the house on some pretext ¬ men-of-w- ar ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Painful Hum or ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Is IS 44 is- - f Chicago May 19 Twelve firemen were frightfully burned Tuesday night by the explosion of a tank containing -- SO gallons of gasoline in the grocery of W H Manley in Fortv third street The explosion was heard for several blocks and many windows in the vicin ity were shattered The severely injured are Joseph C Pazen third assistant chief burned about face and body condition serious John Fitzgerald marshal Eleventh batallion burned about body condi 4ion serious John Champagne hands face and body frightfully burned may -¬ ¬ Twelve Firemen frightfully Barned in noon Chicago Other Firemen Overcome by Dunn who is also married Smokf ¬ ¬ die KSPvr- - i Ingle Capt Thomas Kinney Lieut James McGraw James HickeyMorris p Burke4 Capt O Maloney Lieut James L White J J Croach All the men were burned about the hands face and body and their injur W The others wfiose injuries are not considered dangerous are Michael Doyle Jlenry accompanied by his family disappear ad about the same time from his lodg ings in the Mento hotel Before leaving he deposited his valuables with the proprietor of the hotel The po lice have been diligently searching for the missing men but no trace of them has been found OscarTVilde a Free Man ondon May 20 OsQaiT Wilde who was sentenced on Iajr 25 1S95 with Taylor a companion to typ years im prisonment at hard labor after having been convicted of immoral practices was released from prison Wednesday morning Wilde who seemed to be enjoying robust health goes to Paris immediately He intends however to return to thiscity to engage in literary work He says he does not intend to hide his identity but will write over his own signature ¬ ¬ but un ¬ ljc Uhsfc44 S Sarsa nOOU paritla 1 ¬ Hoods - Who opened that bottle of ¬ - Rootbeer HIKES ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ies are more or less severe ir r t May 20 F C The Morrow Bro of Clarksville Tenn chances are that Pazen Fitzgerald and have closed a contract by which they Champagne will net recover During will a small fire Monday night at 134 Van 15000furnish the Italian government hogsheads of fine dark tobacco Buren street 12 firemen were overalmost the entire crop in this section come by smoke They revived in a few minutes after being dragged intc This contract it is believed by tobacco the fresh air and none of them was handlers is made direct with the Ital¬ ¬ Nashville Tenn Italian Government Buy inc - ¬ HIRES i - ¬ seriously injured Columbus O Mayor Caldwell Will Hold Over V ian government and without the intervention of the Regie contractors The sale amounts to about 2000000 ¬ ¬ ¬ l3 May 19 court Tuesday pronounced a special act constitutional which was passed in 1S9G extending the term of mayor of Cincinnati to July 1 1897 The resull is that John A Caldwell present The supreme s mayor will hold over and make im portant appointments some of which continue beyond the term of Gustav Tafel who was elected mayor this spring and who went into the courts to obtain immediate possession of the office The brig antine Galilee which arrived from Tahiti brought confirmation of the news that young Lichtenstein the wealthy Englishman had been killed by cannibals on the Santa Cruse is- ¬ land was brought by the officers who had received the story from a vessel that touched at Papete Nothing is known as to the identity of the mis sionary who was killed and eaten at the same time 20 San FrAxcisco May Killed by Cannibals - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ nWl r n ¬ Democratic State Convention O May 19 The demo cratic state central committee decided tJoLUMBUS Tuesday afternoon to hold the state convention in Columbus June 29 and 30 Judge Ulrick Sloan of Hillsboro will be temporary chairman and CoL VV A Taylor temporary secretary I i k started at 130 oclock Wednesday morn ing at Newark avenue and Fifth street Jersey City burned all through the night Sixty families have been rendered homeless and the damage to tenement houses they occupied is estimated at 100000 No fatalities have been reRevenue Department Solicitor Washington May 19 Among pres ported Idential nominations Tuesday wai Savings Bank Fails Geo- - Morgan Thomas of Kentucky t Laconia N H May 20 The Bel ¬ be solicitor of internal revenue H knap savings bank closed its doora frill succeed Robert T Hough of Hills Wednesday About 1000000 is due boro O who recently resigned depositors The bank will go intovoL Xhomas vas recommended by Deboe tmtary liquidation ¬ -- Sixty Families Homeless New York May 20 A fire which ¬ niimi ¬ n- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Yucatan it perfection il Weeks SaJeWor i ¬ - DROPSY treattfb DHIffi fe - A V - tSfrst LT - V v - y i i s - V TV -- 5Ka - i fjLi lV i zrt iJJ at ZKrr r1 kffbiJaZdbZ a wjg J- - l wi Kwf JXr - iraTf y ft fr - V35 x r - IV A 45 r iT- - rHE BOURBON NEW SONG Had I the gold to Dleasa thpA And stocks and bonds and fame I then might dare to woo thee And offer teo my name But since I am a poor lad And you a lady great I still must go my own way And learn to honor fate Thy lot is far above me In beautys ranks to shine To dazzle in the shimmer Of jewels light and wine To reap the songs of poets To win a princes heart To raise the welcome plaudits In no ignoble part Tis mine to follow labor From rise to set of sun To see the goal forever Of no ambition won To look upon thee passing As those who dream bright dreams And find when they awaken But icy fields and streams Farewell to idle visions And welcome little cot And let the rose of glory Forever be forgot A health to those around me Whose hearts are plain and true And in the cup of plenty To all vain dreams adieu Joris Von Linden in Chicago Record FJTBAI MAT te- 21 1697 - the months of detachment duty up im the interior and Farnbanis friends in court were glad to get him out of such a mire as that Ever since June there- ¬ fore Close had been alone with the men and they with him and no one in authority had the faintest idea how things were going Inspectors were also un- ¬ ¬ known in those days and so long as re- ¬ ports and returns were regularly re- ¬ ceived at headquarters and no com- ¬ plaints came in from the civil author- ¬ ises of negligence or indifference on the part of their military backers all went smoothly JSTow there had not been a few instances where civil and his regiment The adjutant and quar- ¬ termaster were both down when Close arrived and reported for duty In his calm stolid impassive way he proved vastly useful Indeed at a time when men were dying or deserting by scores when even sentry dutyvbad to be aban- ¬ doned and when government property was being loaded up and carried away and sold in the city it is difficult to say what losses might not have been sustained but for his tireless vigilance He ¬ military officials had clashed but Capt Close and his splendid company had BY CAPTAIN CESARIjES KING LCopyright 1894 by J B Lippincott Co III Continued ¬ ¬ Lambert looked squarely at the two men nearest him as he rapidly approached whereupon one of them nervously tugged at the sleeve of a third Others after one furtive glance pretended they did not see the coming officer and became absorbed in the game Ten strides and he was opposite the group and not a hand had been raised in salute not a man was stand ¬ ing attention Then he halted short saying not a word but the two men nearest knew what was lacking and in a shamefaced shambling way brought their hands up to the cap visor One of these was a corporal and two other non commissioned officers were mong the players For a moment there was an embarrassed silence Then Lambert spoke rather quietly too for ¬ teen the theme of more than one laud ¬ atory report from the mai shal on the score of what he heard from his depu- ¬ ties The general commanding indeed had been much elated by high com- ¬ mendation from the highest power in Washington all due to services ren- ¬ dered in running down ivu Klux and breaking up moonshiners by Capt th infantry Close of company G Its just exactly what the old duffers cut out for said the adjutant general ered from his desperate illness and re of the department but Im sorry to sumed his duties When December and have to see young Lambert sent into the new colonel came drills and dress such exile uniforms were ordered and Close got He could hardly have been sorrier leave of absence and tried to get back to than Lambert was himself as that bureau duty where they did not want young officer went briskly up the des- ¬ him Then he appealed to Farnham He had and through him to Gen Sherman olate road along the branch never seen a landscape so dismal in all His wounds made him stiff and sore he his life How on earth was he to em- ¬ couldnt drill or parade It transpire ploy his time No drills no roll calls that he had no full uniform and his no duties except the sending forth of first and only frock coat had been let out detachments at the call of this fellow to the last shred and was still too tight Parmelee no books except the few in for him Then some queer yarns began his trunk no companions except this to be told He was a quasi executor for heavy illiterate money grabbing lout three officers who had died intestate who did not know enough to offer him a and who had little to bequeath any- ¬ seat or a cup of coffee after his long how He had nursed them in their last night ride not a soul worth knowing illness and such items of their property nearer than Quitman and only the in ¬ as had not bv medical orders been eon Certainly Mr ebriate Fotts there demned and burned he had for sale Newton Lambert felt at odds with fate ¬ exposed himself fearlessly among the dying He said he had had a light at ¬ tack of the fever at New Iberia earlier in the season and couldnt take it again At all events he did not He was prob- ¬ ably the only officer who remained longer than a week at the stricken post and escaped At last came the welcome frost Yel low Jacks conqueror followed by new officers and recruits in plenty and Closes occupation was gone He had helped to bury the adjutant but the quartermaster proved tough and to Closes keen disappointment as the boys began to say with returning health appetite and cynicism recov- him F Corporal have these men never been taught the salute and when to use it A sergeant among the players slowly found his feet Others seemed to try tc slink behind their fellows The corporal turned red looked foolish and only mumbled inarticulately What say you sergeant inquired Lambert Why yes sir said Sorgt McBride So far as Im con ¬ uncomfortably cerned I can honestly say I did not see the lieutenant coming but to tell the truth sir weve got out of the habit of it in the company Then all these men who are still seated here know they should be up and standing attention asked Lam ¬ bert as coolly as he could though his blue eyes were beginning to flash He had heard some tittering among thp gamesters two more of whom were now getting up Yes least most of them do Only Capt Close dont seem to mind and sirat do And the two who hanging their heads had been tittering into each others faces finding their time had come slowlv and awkwardlv two Thatll said Lambert I am waiting for von found their feet but not the erect po- ¬ sition of the soldier So far so good said Lambert calmNow sergeant explain the rest ly to them as they seem to be un instruct ¬ ¬ There was a general titter at this One of the two was an ex sergeant of ten years service one of John Bar lev corns defeated wrestlers- His eyes snapped with wrath but he knew the lieutenant had the best of him Dont make it necessary for me to - ed recruits said Lambert before moving on especially you sir And the ex sergeant was plainly the repeat the lesson man indicated Up ¬ h rough t his broad palm down on his Thigh with a whack of delight then glanced over to see how the captain at the end of the row Sergt Burns PH The captain was carefully counting over the greenbacks he had just received and with these in hand turned into the dark recesses of his farther tent The episode in front was of minor importance Biggs You got a rakin down laujrhed some of the men as the lieu- rtehaht was lost to sight ueyona tne on while the victim of his lrief leprimand glowered angily after him tiDam young squirt snarled the fel low Ill learn him a lesson yet was the No you wont Biggs He was quick rejoinder of JUcBride perfectly right as you ought to have sense enough to know Jm glad for cue to see it for this company has sim py been goin to the dogs for the last six months ¬ ¬ took it TV miser a recluse and something of a mysterv had all been foreshadowed But that discipline should have been abandoned in G company was quite another tiling Farnham the captain proper was an officer who had held too hlsrh command in the volunteers high indeed to serve with equanimity under the field officer now at the nead of war serv the regiment who had had no within- a ice whatever Farnham was few files of promotion to majority and therefore despised company duly bo long as his company had been stationed in the city furnishing guards 4andor then denies for the various officerwith it uarieVed there he remained of it and occasionally saw a portion on Sunday yeqme x Lamberts nerves were tingling a trifle and his thoughts were not the most cheerful as he went away That he should find his company commander ¬ - yearsoftthte morningPA demoralii He Under the regulations thejnajorwas the custodian of the effects of dehad tried to persuade himself that the proper officers but the major was himlaughable stories about Close were ceased self almost a victim and had been sent grossly exaggerated but now that he had met that officer the indications north to recuperate after a long anil desperate struggle On an occasion when were in favor of their entire truth It seems that Close had been on some he simply had to appear in full uniform Close turned out in plumed felt hat detached service in connection with the sash and epaulets which when qucs ireedmenp bureau and had only joined Capt were his regiment late in the autumn of the tioned he saidwas the the late nobody coat If and so memorable vellow fever vear when Stones would had he v desired he could have re ¬ could be found to buy them he mained away His appearance at the buthe did not mean to buy such truck trieken garrison when the deaHi rate until it was absolutely necessary Respcr for his fighting ability in the averaged 2Q ji day when the post was field and his fearless service during the commanded by a lieutenant and some oi the companies by corporals every- ¬ body else being either dead down or convalescent added to the halo which hung about his hitherto invisible head There was no question as to his bravery Grant himself had stopped in the rear of his regiment and asked his name after its dash on the works at Donelson and the unknown private was decorated with sergeants chevrons on the spot Before he had opportunity to learn much of his new duties the Johnnies jumped the picket one night and stampeded every ¬ body but Close who was given up for lost until he came in two days later His full of buckshot and information colonel acted on the la tor while the doctors were digging out the former and Close got a commission as first lieu tenant in a new regiment for his share HjX JrZMi t One bloody of the resultant benefits SWyft ofternooi as they weri scrambling back unsuccessful and under an awful fire from the works at Vieksburg the colonel was left writhing on the lead Close headed the aquacl that rushed out and fetched him in swept glacis with no shelter but the dead and dying around him and Close epidemic prevented any crowding of headed ihe squad that rushed out and the old follow though there was no lit fetched liim in Everybody at McPher tle talk about the habits he wasdisclos- sons side could see that the rebs were m The bachelors and grass wid- firing high when once the daring surof the infantry and battery vivors of the six who started reached started a mess but Close declined fo their prostrate colonel but the bul ¬ join He explained that he preferred lets sounded just as deadly to the four to board with a French Creole family v ho got back alive and McPherson sent a away as he wished for Close and wrung his hard brown to short distance learn the language They hand and looked admiringly into the big dance Christmas yeck and gave a taxed somber impassive face with its deep every officer ten dollars Close had brown almost dog like eyes Some of nursed Pierce through the fever and he Thirteenth regulars were the next was treasurer of the fund Close to report on Close And ihese fellows Pierce was accounted being at Shermans headquarters had the original ten for as paid both for influence In the midst of so rough a sessment of five and the subsequent as dollars that was found campaign Close looked bat little worse necessary of Pierces for wear than did his associates and pocket forbut it came outoff one and Close begged when he brought in ten prisoners with only two men at his back turned them refused ihe other and fierce would not over to the Thirteenth and went in for tell until it was dragged out of him by It more before anvbodv could thank him direct questioning months after transpired that Close went only once a Uncle Bijy swore that man was one day to of the right sort and asked him what away the humble dwelling four blocks where he preferred to board He lie could do for him that very night assiduously visited the kitchen of Com And then so the story ran Close said pany G at breakfast aiul dinner time he ffuesscd hed like to be either a sut to see that those meals were properly ler or a quartermaster he didnt know cooked and served and there could be which xnd for once in his life the pop no question that he peisonally sam ular general looked bewildered pled everything they had He wore After Mission Ridge where he got an- ¬ the clothing issued to the men until other bullet through him and one that the colonel Insisted on his appearing in would have killed an ox they simply proper uniform and then had to rebuke had to put Close on quartermaster duty him for the condition of the paper col he wanted itso much and had done such lar and frayed black bow that were at- ¬ splendid lighting and so little talking tached to the neckband of his flannel for it That was the end of him until shirt Ue wore the soldier shoe and near the end of the war His train was swore that no other kind suited his foot captured by a dash of Forrests cav- lie had 1o write letters occasionally but alry and though most of the guards when he did so he repaired to the com got away Close went with his wagons pany office or that of the post quarter Andersonville was then his abiding master and not one cent did hespiend phfee for a time but in some way he for stamps turned up again during the march to Indeed it became a subject of unoffi- ¬ the sea which he made on mulebaek cial investigation whether he spent a and when congress authorized the or- ¬ cent for anything He bought nothing ganization of 10 regiments of infantry at Finkboins the sutlers where inas a part of the regular army in GO the deed he was held in high disfavor his great generals at the head of military war record and fever service to the affairs were reminded of Close He contrary notwithstanding He never wrote from somewhere far out west touched card never played billiards saying modestly that they lid told him and never invited anybody to drink to let them know if they could ever bo even when his brother officers called of any use to him and the time had upon him in squads of two or three to come He had concluded to continue see if ho would That he had no preju soldiering and wanted to be a quarter uice agaiust the practice then as uni ¬ inaster He was offered a first lieu versal in the service as it is jiow rare tenant ey in the infantry and accepted was apparent from the tact that he though the examining boarc shook their never refused to take a drink when in heads over his ill written papers was vited vet never seemed even faintlv applied for by the colonel whose life exhilarated You might as well pour he had saved at Vieksburg and who whisky in a knot hole said the sore was now on bureau duty in the south headed squad of youngsters that with and on that work Close remained dc malice prepense had spent many hours nd dollars one night in the attempt to spitesome rumors of his unfitness feyer cut its vjde swath in yet Old Close loaded nntiJUthe this sunny December afternoon ¬ ¬ con-sum-m- ate He liad to go to town occasionally on boards of survey or similar duty and always sought a seat in somebodys am- ¬ bulance to save the nickel for a six mle iide in the tram car When he had to take the car he would wait for some of the youngsters well knowing they would py his fare Once when three of thenr put up a job on him by the declaration after they were well on their way that not a man in the party had less than a five dollar bill he of- ¬ fered to change the five but refused to lend a nickel unless they gave their word on honor that they were not striving to make a convenience of him But the closest figuring he had ever done was that which he carried out for several months at the expense of a certain bank Most of the officers on getting their pay check towards the end of the month would take it to the nearest bank or broker and get it cashed Those were easy going days in the pay department Many a time the impecunious subs would prevail on the major or his clerk to let them have their sti- ¬ pend a week before it became due and it would be spent before it was fully earned Close never spent a cent that anyone could see or hear of but he was on hand to draw it as early as any ox tne rest He would take hi3 check and vanish The total footing up of his pay rations servants allow ¬ ance fogy and all was one hundred and some dollars and sixty eight cents They used no coin smaller than the nickel five cents in the south in those days and it was the practice of the banks and money changers gener ally to give the customer the benefit if the check called for more than half the value of the nickel otherwise to hold it themselves If the amount were 52 cents the customer got only 50 if it Avere53 cents he was paid 55 Those officers who kept a bank account and there were three or four perhaps who did so simpty deposited their check for its face value and had done with it It was supposed that such was Closes cus- ¬ tom but he was wiser in his generation as was learned later Close took his to the paying teller and got 100 check and some dollars and 70 cents Then he deposited this cash with the clerk at the receiving window and was two cents ahead by the transaction When was finally discovered and he was it politely told that hereafter he would be credited only with the sum called for on the face of his check Close got it cashed elsewhere and deposited his 70 cents regularly as before But what he does it for is a mvsterv said tha bank official who let this sizable cat out of the bag for he never has more than a few dollars on deposit more than a week He checks it out through some concerns up north - i Lto be continued ¬ ¬ HER PRESENCE OF MlND A LITTLE NONSENSE She Conld Point to Her Camera to been able to educate his wife to an ap- ¬ Bagger the professional ha seonll Prove It Ah player has married an heiress Mr Torkins is fortunate in having Good catch Philadelphia North American Greeble Is that your baby No sir the xossession is Crawdon on the other side He is not my baby ¬ ¬ ¬ preciation of the pleasures which he As an ardent devotee of the enjoys camera he has inspired her with the sam artistic enthusiasm which he feels when he has secured an especially beautiful or artistic picture It is too bad for us to miss all the skating he remarked We are not so old as to deny ourselves one of thegreat est enjoyments thatthe season affords I dont know how to skate was the answer But dont let that make anv difference to you I shouldnt think of leaving you be- ¬ hind he rejoined gallantly Its not a matter of any importance and well not say any more about it That would make me feel very bad Now we can go to the pond before sun- ¬ set Ill dress myself warmly and go shall be very with you and look on much entertained in watching you Thats so Maybe Ill fall down for you Thatll be sure to amuse you Besides she went on iiever heed ¬ ing the sarcasm I can take the camera with me and be on the lookoutfor some- ¬ thing new to photograph They set out and in a short time he was lightly skimming over the ice while his wife stood admiring the grace with which he moved They had sought ei less frequented part of the pond and there was no one to warn him that lie was approaching a spot of danger There was a crackle then a crash and in a moment only a jagged hole in the ice gave evidence of Mr Torkins where ¬ abouts Some men who hac heard him cry as he went down came hurrying to the rescue and it was not long- be- ¬ fore he was at home I must say he remarked when he was beginning to feel comfortable once more that women havent much presence of mind I hope his wife answered that you dont intend that remark to apply ¬ L - nk i Im his father Boston Transcript That actress seems absorbed in her Yes her role of Lady Macbeth manager has to make her carry an alarm clock in the sleep walking scene Chicago Eecord Plump Mr Stoneybroke vitIr Would you really rob mock pathos me of my only daughter Mr Oldirich Mr Oldrich Its no robbery sir youre selling her to me Pun A Choice of Evils Why dp you buy your daughter a new wheel every year It keeps her from wanting to paint velvet lambrequins for the drawing-room Chicago Becord mantels Shoxtlv after her marriage a Scotch servant on being asked by her former mistress how she was getting on replied Im going on fine mem but och I canna bide the man Tit Bits Elucidation Pa what does Prof Brummond mean when he says Hold things in their proportion He means my boy when you pay for a dollar table dhote dontfill upon soup ¬ r Truth whether he had taken any steps byway of attempt to resuscitate a man on whom an inquest was being held Yes said the constable Lsearched his pockets Household Words CARNIVAL NOVELTIES IN PARIS A policeman was asked by a coroner 81 ir Toy Guns for Throwing Confetti and The pretty carnival and Mi Careme custom of throwing confetti upon the heads of masqueraders afoot in car- ¬ Serpentines to me But what ground can you find for such an assertion Charley This after ¬ noon I certainly do Yes this afternoon is what I have You never thought of reference to getting a board and shoving it out to me or any of those things that you read about as being proper in case of accident So far as 1 can remember you didnt even call for help Charley I have always heard that men find fault when they are not weli L I ¬ m fKTtA T ¬ ors ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ix ¬ ¬ t v suppose I ought to make allowances but I cant help feeling hurt when you say that I lacked presence of mind If there is anything I did have it was that 1 may not have done just what and she gave an But you expected ANECDOTE OF BISMARCK affectionate glance at the camera on A Little Joke of His Which Averted a the mantelpiece I got a splendid snap- ¬ Stormy Scene shot at you just as you were going un ¬ with the der water Americans are familiar Washington Star stronger features of Bismarcks char A DISASTROUS EXPERIMENT acte4jjtfasshownin his political acts bufcairibng his own people anecdotes are Slie Only Prying to Economise told which exhibit his keen wit in rep by DoiiJi- Her Own Painting artee and love of fun qualities for She is a young housewife trying to be which perhaps we do not give him economical and proudly announced the enough credit othr day that she was painting her ¬ One story told by a German diplomat own furniture and fixtures this springist is said to be authentic At the close I should judge so sniffed her hus of the Franco Prussian war a hasty band for the air was filled with the conference was held by the German odor of turpentine that seemed to be ¬ leaders to decide upon the amount of come an ingredient of the food I knew indemnity which should be expected it when I turned the corner coming from Prance Bismarck differing from home Id have such work done away Von Moltke telegraphed to Berlin for from the house even if we had to save a a financier in whom he had unbounded few dollars when it comes to buying an confidence The man was a Hebrew Easter bonnet andwas for some reason disliked by It strikes me that you xrcach econ- ¬ When omy and want to practice extravagance the great Prussian general therefore he gave his opinion that the My work looks beautiful and all it cost amount demanded should be so many j on was the paint 1 really felt happy thousand million francs Von Moltke in the thought that you would show exclaimed impatiently some appreciation but I suppose I Absurd It is too much must content myself with the approval I laiow the resources of the French of nry own conscience people said the financier calmly Just as they were about ready to They can pay it start for a party that evening the wife It is a monstrous demand repeat let out a piercing shriek She had ed Von Moltke angrily If a man thoughtlessly sat down on the edge of had begun when the world was created the bathtub for a second but it was to count- he would not have reached long enough to daub a whole section or that sum now In his haste ts lier elegant gown And that is the reason interrupted reach her the husband fell over a rockBismarck quickly his eye twinkling er streaking and striping his dress suit that T got a man who counts from with white paint The pale faced Moses- maid came running and when she saw Von Moltke and the Hebrew tried to that no one was killed threw herself look grave but both laughed and the into a chair that stuck to her with all storm was averted Tlu tenacity of fresh varnish The sequel to the anecdote has a the coachman at the front door thought it deeper meaning- The financier when a matter of life and death He sprang he received the summons to the confer ¬ fiom his seat gathered xuiirt all along ence was undergoing treatment for and went back to see the some affection of the eyes which re the route wildly past a distant quired confinement in a dark chanv team galloping while the carriage swung ber His oculist warned him that if electric light of the street tcthe other side heobeyed the summons tne exposure- from onedid not go to the party The Thev and delay in treatment would almosC wife burnt a collection of cheap brushes inevitably result in loss of sight paint into the alley He was silent a moment and theu and threw a can of a J The husband piled furniture into I think that 1 am needed a hyve no right to consider my sight J back shed with the vim of baggage smasher and made a contract with a will go The maid gave He went and the results which tho painter by telephone is supposed oculist had feared ensued He became notice and the coachman to have headed for his former home in bliud for life Von Moltke when the story was tok England Detroit Free Press i Coolvlnvr Parsnips him said briefly I wronged the mar country as truly as iihc parsnip is a vegetable which is He haserved his Youths Con very welcome when it is dug up out any soldier on the field panion of its spring bed having acquired richness and sweetness from its burial beKeinarkable Names neath the snows The small roots are Did ycju ever stop to think that then usually tender throughout but in large is anything remarkable in a naane of roots the wood core should be removed IS letters where they rompose both the This vegetable is frequently over- riven and the surname V Note theJol looked Simmer slices of tender spring lowing remarkable list Lucius Domi parsnips about 20 minutes turn oil Wil ¬ tius Nero Nicholas Copernicus the water and coer them with a cream liam Shakespeare Emanuel Sweden sauce made of the proportion of an even hourg Napoleon Bonaparte and James tablespoonful of butter melted and By spelling thtf Abraham Garfield mixed with a heaping teaspoon ful of fJolden Days name of- the discoverer of America aH Hour and two cups 0 milk Let the EniIlDlasrnofiert the Italians do Columbo it with the parsnips simmer in this auce very Physician at door of lunatic asvlura Christopher makes another name of IS slowly until of meltng tenderne x nave broullfc vou an 1nsanb patients letters The above seven each with Season the sauce with salt and pep- - ivhom vou wiTl find perfectly harmless lS letrer names are among the best per before putting them in it If any uheil am0T18 ninis but he is seized known persons of history St Louis tL tllC Jill- - Mil ipS t llli ll till- - HI tilt vith murderous frenzy in the presence Republic service drain them cut of the snuid of children Tn the dominions of the British em the next day and dip them into sifted Superintendent Poorfellov5 I pre pire alonesoine sp00iudividualsrviih J bread crumbs and fry thei r in very sume he has lived alongside of a publiui Y Tribune jsh everyV year withou t leavings anyLhot f at y Weekly behoof vtrace v rr ¬ ys - - ¬ ¬ - ¬ - ¬ - sd ¬ ¬ riages and in the overhanging balconies of fine residences has worked its way from Italy and southern Prance up to Paris and this year two or three novelties were seen at the Prench capital which rendered easier the work of carrying on this amiable warfare Hitherto it has been found a tiresome exercise to throw many handfuls of confetti especially to a height of 12 or 15 feet And it is difficult for anyone but an expert to deliver this shower of pellets exactly where he wishes In conse-¬ quence there is apt to be an exceeding ly wasteful use of ammunition On the following day one may find the boulevards covered with confetti to the depth of an inch or more in places j This year a number of people were provided with a spring gun which bore the appearance of an innocent bamboo cana A properly prepared cartridge containing colored confetti could be inserted in this gun on the si v The charge was rammed down with a rod which forced a spring Then the bear er of the weapon awaited his opportun- ¬ ity When the queen of hearts or some other charming creature approached in her carriage he would aim at a point above her head press a trigger and lo a rain of rubies emeralds and sapphires would descend upon her and her suite So accurately could the fusillade be directed there was no escape A modification of this device was an mitation of a champagne bottle for use at the family table orin restaurants where small parties were celebrating The company is in a frolicsome humor The host removes the fastenings of the cork The stopper is loosened The froth is about to spurt forth wine glasses are in readiness for filling Then to the sirprise of all except those who are in the secret like a sheaf of rockets up H3- - the confetti This dis charge as well as that from the cape is controlled by a concealed spring Of late a little colored ribbon known as a serpentine has been much used It is thrown up into the air as a projee- tile and often becomes entangled in the branches of the trees along the boule vards But when thrown from the hand it does not go very far and it In more likely to miss than to hit the hu man target at which it is aimed But this year the spirobole has been introduced to aid one in managing theso ribbons The spirobole looks some- ¬ thing like a crossbow without a bow that is it is a light wooden gun with a long groove like that in which an air- row lies in a real crossbow There is a stout rubber band which is pulled back and caught on a trigger A roll of rib bon is now laid Avhere the notched end of the arrow belongs One end of the strip is made fast to the weapon and floes not move The trigger being pressed the rubber contracts like abow string and away into space flies the roll unwinding as it goes A serpen- ¬ tine 100 feet long may thus be sent fly¬ ing at a mark with great accuracy and in the twinkling of an eve A French contemporarj observes that the effect of this form of attack is tres joli Y Tribune Armless People Envy It The most wonderful creature in the world is the triton This spotted lizard-like reptile which is found in al- ¬ most every part of America has a most wonderful powec of reproducing ampu ¬ tated parts The triton is cruelly ill used by experimentalists but its pow ¬ ers of reproduction are almost unlimit- ¬ ed In one instance an amputated leer was reproduced 12 times in three years and in another an eye was reproduced in less than 12 months The loss of a tail does not appear to discommode these reptiles except to give them a sort of unbalanced gait Tails ampti tated by scientists wore invariably re produced in from vP to nine weeks ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A M 11 J l 3 - j li - ¬ -- -- - - i -- r X I- A f I y 4 iJ MV r -- 1Vlf - - Tft n c jcr n V -- s ys-- W -- v V V THE BOURBON NEIS FRIDAY MAY 21 1897 M vJ - f 1 v The Anti inob Bill Passes 6kX K2 Lc rt H 4 n- ysX 54 i i v - - TC in - 1-H- U THE bill passed the Kentucky House Wednesday by a vote of 52 to 2 is starved blood It shows itself The substantial provisions of the bill in pale cheeks white lips weak are the making of a felony of participat- ¬ ing in mobs and making members als- digestion no appetite exhaus- ¬ liable in civil damages It is provided tion lack of nerve force soft that where County Judges receive notice chief of all weak that an attempt is about to ba made by muscles and 5Gpoif3 Your doctor calls it organized mobs to destroy turnpike oi muscles other private property he shall appoint Anaemia He will tell you that guards at the expense of the county who shall be required to protect the the weakening weather of sum-property mer often brings it on departure from the stat The important utes is made in the section relative to the powers of the nailer whan anticipating Absolutely mob violence to any of his prisoners to arm the prisoners in Celebrated for its great leavening He is empowered strength and healthfulness Assures the the iail if in his hie discretion such acfood against alum and all forms of adul tion is deemed necessary to repel the teration common to the cheap brands mob The Governor is authorized to CO- - New YOrk Royal Baking Powder offer rewards not exceeding 500 ard to of Cod liver Oil with Hypo employ detectives to assist in bringing phosphites will make pobr blood raiders and lynchers to justice ¬ Senator H L Martins anti mob Poor Blood r r-V v PHI BICYCLtS J - AKlNa Pure -- ¬ POWDER scotts WL DOUGLAS alone has dlstauced all competitors W L Douglas 350 S40O and 500 shoes are the productions of skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices Also 2 32 intL S2- shoes for men 250 200 ancf boys 15 forW L Douglas shoes are by over 1000000 wearers as Indorsed the best in style flt and durability of any shoe ever offered at the prices They are made In all the latest shapes and styles and of every variety of leather If dealer cannot supply you write for catalogue to W L Douglas Brockton MaBs Sold by ¬ ¬ tcki iMrar imkBiinnwciv vvv v vw viVS-jfc- - S3SHOElnthBeeord years this shoe by merit For 14 I have three ¬ Em ulsion wheos All new 8 HEWS 1881 Seventeenth Year Established n BBUCE MILLER Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Ovmers J Make all Checks Money Orders etc MrLiBR rich It is a food for over taxed and weak digestion so prepared that it can easily be taken in those opposing it summer when Cod liver Oil or Bradley has directed State Governor foods might repel Inspector Lester to start next week on even ordinary The Fusion bill cannot pass owing to the filibustering methods adopted by J P KIELY New Laundry Agency J 1 S VSi A clever faker went to a Lexington In sorrow shalt thou bring forth Your liife Insured 1c a Day that a curse was pro- ¬ marble shop filled bis pockets with children nounced against the human race Our insurance is protected by bank-¬ marble chips which found ready sale to but the joy felt by every Mother able paper on the Capital City Bank of Lexingtonians as chips from the Joel when she first presses to her heart Columbus O There can be no stronger Hart statue guarantee given you We dare not use her babe proves the contrary The Baptists of Kentucky will meet in a banks name without authority if you Danger and suffering lurk in doubt it write them Good health is the sixtieth annual session of their gen- ¬ the pathway of the Expectant Yesterdays Temperature the best life insurance Wrights eral association in Georgetown Wed- ¬ Mother and should be avoided vwery uapsuies gives you good health nesday morning June 16 at 10 oclock The following is the temperature as they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach Co noted yesterday by A J Winters trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Te annual sermon will pe preached at the hope of her heart is to be real- - of this city Sck Headaches 100 days treatment night by the Rev E V Baldy of Bowl- ¬ ized in full vigor and strength 7a m 66 costs lc a day A sight draft on above ing Green 8 a m 69 5 bank in every 1 box which brings The members of the Fayette County 9 a m 72 your money back if we fail to cure you 11 a m 779 Fiscal Court are discussing a scheme to II1V H Sold by W T Brooks druggist V 12 m 80 replace the burned Court house witfi a so relaxes the 2 p m 83 half million dollar- - structure covering systenrand as- ¬ 3 p m85 a tour of the counties where toll gate SCOTT BOWIE to op- ¬ outrages are being perpetrated For sale at 50c and 100 by all erate with the officers of the counties A Bourbon County Petition and aid them in enforcing the anti mob STOCK AND TUFlF NEWS A dispatch from Washington says bill which is expected to become a law Senator Lindsay has received a petition by that time He will go to Marion Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Btc Turf Notes from citizens of Bourbon countv similar county first The seventeen year locust are due to the one received by Congressman Fitzpatrick several days ago asking for Bronston and Goebel continued their this yar a tax of Canadian seed which closely revolutionary tactics yesterday to block Talbot Bros Cappa and Leaflet each Tesembles Bluegrass seed The petition legislation ran third at Newport Tuesdays will be referred to the Committee on The Kentucky Legislature will ad ¬ Dr F T Eisenman State Yeternarian Agriculture and information on the has found several horses near Loui3villa subject will aUo be asked of the Com- ¬ journ to day May Kentucky never to be afflicted with glanders again see its ike missioner of Agriculture Woodford Buckners colt Pink Coat Straw mattings dont cost much at by Leonatus Alice Brand won a purse The Scramble at Washington J THintons He sells them at low He was the Tuesday might well have been called prices and he has a big stock to select at Louisville Tuesday favorite in the betting Kentucky Day at the White House from John and Wesley Block diamond as the President was almost overwhelm- ¬ merchants of New York werein the ed with patriots from the Bluegrass The baby carriages at J T Hintons city Wednesday loo ing for good saddle State are offered for less money than you can Judge George Morgon Thomas father-in-la- get them in Cincinnati or Lexington horses They bought one from Bayless cK lurney and two iroui Turuey Clark of Congressman Pugh of Vance Ask for the prices jlitchell m burg is the first Kentuckian to land a J C Caldwell of Boyle has sold 800 real good thing Tuesday he was nom- ¬ SCINTILLATIONS cattle at 465 per cwt The cattle are inated for Solicitor of the Internal Rev ¬ An Interesting Jumble Of News And corn fed bv Caldwell anri will Via rplir enue Bureau The place pays 5000 per Comment ered June 10 The sale will amount to year Dr Godfrey Hunter may be made ¬ Junction City will vote on local op50000 J W Bale of Ricnmond was minister to Peru tion to day Col Wilbur Smith has withdrawn the purchaser from the contest for the position of The Forepaugh Sells circus will visit The Advocate says that 3400 cattle Register of the Treasury Maysville in September are beiuer prepared in Boyle for the exPressure is being brought to bear on Lawrenceburg is to have a telephone port market Thy will average about President McKinley for a return to the exchange and electric light plant 1500 and will bring from 22j000 to civil service rules of the Harrison ad ¬ The Grand Encampment of Odd Fel- ¬ 250000 to Boyle county farmers be- ¬ ministration that guagers and storekeep- lows will be held next year at Lexing- ¬ tween July and January ers may be appointed for internal reve ¬ ton -nue service Advertised Xetter last Beaumont College at Harrodsburg - Senator Deboe has indorsed editor J List of letters remaining unclaimed L Bosley of this city for an auditor will have eighteen young lady graduates in Paris Ky postoffice May 21 1897 year ship in the Treasury department and this The Christian Church of Kentucky Balen Mr Millson Johnson Martha Canby Speed of Jefferson county for Been Mrs Bell Johnson Mrs Matiet has decided to erect a 12000 college Briggs F E consal to Rudderfield England He Jones Mr Tilden Carson O M has also indorsed Leslie Combs of Lex¬ building at Paintsville Kenney Mr Robt Cunningham MrsKenney Mrs Jos ington for Pension Agent at Louisville Miss Lizzie Ford has been nominated Mary Miller Mr Gfaas A The President promised to take care for County School Superintendent by Cutters Miss LizzieMitchell Robert of W A Gaines a Kentucky colored Pike County Democrats Fleming Mrs Sarah More Miss Rounder man chasing an office Parker Mr Milbert Convict St Clair who told such dam- ¬ Fields Lillie F Field Miss Kate Poke Rev Wm The Senate Committee on Internation- ¬ aging storks in prison investigation at Fulton Wm Sparks Miss Idella wains Mr Ashby Smith Matilda 2 al Expositions has decided to report fa- ¬ Frankfort has mysteriously escaped Shropshire Mr Ed Mrs R P McChord of Madison has Harp Henry L vorably the resolution providing for the Merman Mr J Stone Mr J J appropriation of 50000 for proper rep- ¬ four barrels of home made soap made Hockins Mr Joe Watson Miss Ader resentation of this government at the thirty years ago She has ten barrels of Hollr Mr Grant Woods Charlie col soap at her home Wolf Mr James Paris Exposition of 1900 Persons calling for aboye letters will The graves of the Confederate sol- ¬ please say advertised Yes there are other laundries but diers in the Georgetown cemetery will W Li Davis P M for perfect color fine finish and most be decorated next Saturday by their sur¬ uniform work the Bourbon Steam viving comrades J T Hinton can suit you in wall- ¬ Laundry excels Phone 4 8my tf Monday will be Kentucky Day at the papers Any style desired and at nrices The carpet display at J T Hintons Nashville Centennial Gov Bradley that are just right Call in and see equals any in Kentucky The low prices and his staff and many other prominent them will interest any buyer Look them Kentuckians will be present over Eld C A Thonias well known to many persons in this city delivered his Disk harrows sharpened Bluegrass eloquent lecture On Sea and Shore to strippers and combs for sale a large audience in Lexington last Fri ¬ 6apr tf when the Creator said to woman E J McKimey Son day night payable to the order of Champ -- Power Laundry a first and solicit a share of the public patronage Work Or orders New York left at Clarke Clays drug store will druggists receive immediate attention Work ca led for and delivered promptly Respectfully class institution Winchester I have secured the agency for the and fitted with i M 16aptf Bruce Holladay - W T IRES That I will sell very low for the 1- -- Piles Piles Dr Williams Indian 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 Piles and Itching of the private parts and nothing else Every box is guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by mail for 50c and 1 per box WILLIAMS MFG CO Props Cleveland O For sale by W T Brooks druggist f24jy-96-l- Piles - SPOT CASH JtriLa y Beautiful in appearance are the waists laundered by the Bi urbon Steam Launday 8mytf - 3h -- T Wrights Celf rtion sick headari - i PreVbyteriau Gjartil Ais embly w Winona Assembly Grounds Warsaw Ind This meeting is May 20 to June 2d Round trip tickets are on sale via the Queen Crescent Route and Cincin ¬ nati at half rates Ask agents for par- ¬ ELY t VW For Spring 1897 We are now receiving Spring goods in all the new lasts and colors The best productions of the leading manufactur ¬ ers and at reasonable prices m I ticulars W C Rinearson GenIPassr Agt Cincinnati O QJVS TkT LT JL - SWr4 1 ¬ Full Details Gladly Given A Railroad Officials Experience XX Jll HATT S i I I B PI bU2 MAIN ST PARIS Over Deposit Bank Office hours 8 ¬ EION CLA3Z to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m Y THINK hunger without any appetite fluttering that made me clutch my breast and palpitation that often staggered me as if I would fall were frequent attacks Again everything would turn black if I arose from a stooping posture quickly Sleepless nights with their prostrating unrest were Dr Miles numerous and I could Heart Cure gee no rest day or night¬ I consulted leading phy sicians and tried adver ¬ Restores tised remedies They Health gave me no relief One of Dr Miles circulars described my case so exactly that I took Dr Miles New Heart Cure and I am now a well man I hope every one troubled with heart disease will try Dr Miles remedies If they will write me personally I will gladly give them full details of my experience Edw Edmonds P O Box 65 David City Nebraska Dr Miles Heart Cure is sold on guarantee that first bottle benefits or money refunded B EDWARD EDMONDS Ion con nected with railroad construction in Nebraska writes My heart troubled and pained me for 19 years Shortness of breath was the constant and most common symptom Intense excruciating pain gener-¬ ally followed any severe exertion Faintness m mim Uklli FRIEND - Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair - 4k M -- tfflm YBU CREAM n BAKING C 3 -- fy J POWDER - the entire square to contain in addition sists Nature to the court room and county offices a that the nec-¬ large auditorium suitable for State con- ¬ essary change ventions and capable of seating 5000 takes place¬ business offices and offices for profes- ¬ without Nausional men sea Headache Nervous or The J Weller Companyof Cincinnati Gloomy Fore- ¬ has commenced work on a large build ¬ boding of dan ¬ ing at Falmouth which will be used as ger and the salting works for pickles They have contracted for five hundred acres of cu ¬ trying hour is robbed of its pain cumbers and will employ about seventy and suffering as so many happy five hands And travelers may hear the mothers have experienced Nothing but Mothers Friend does cry apples apples five tor a nickel Dont be deceived or Superseded by pickle pickle five for a this persuaded to use anything else nickle -- p m 7p m 5 - 82 75 RATLTtOAD TIME CARD L N R R ARRIVAL OF TRAINS From Cincinnati 1116 a m 538 tj 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 m From Maysville 748 a m 330 p m DEPARTURE OF TRAINS Have you seen my window display yU Want anyhillS in any of these lines Let me quote you some prices Come and see my stock I can save you money - J EMBALMED T HINUON BClHraOiiffiSSllBD tisijJ - i I1 - MUST PERFECT MADE - W5 v -- pure Grape Cream of Tartar pwder Free fcom Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant - 40 YEARS THE STANDARD with some of J Hinton choice wall Of druggists at 100 or sent by mzil on receipt paper Any price paper that is Write for book containing valua ll of price ble information for all Mothers mailed free are included in his big stock Tke Brcdfieli BffUtor Co AtlaaU Gs want-edr-aI Cover the soiled walla and ceiliDgs ighly Mothers Friend Is the greatest remedy ever on the market and all our customers praise it W H Kimq Co WUUwrightJTex To Cincinnati 445 a m 755 346 p m To Lexington 755 a m 1127 545 p m 1021 p m To Richmond 1125 a m 543 1025 p m Maysville 755 a m 635 p To a m a m BABY CARRIAGES p m m FURNITURE And WOOD MANTELS Tb FVB Carr Agent s J Jv A A kJt ltJJ rflmmm I if v -- - - J - - r v -- - r T JB jJ v TTiTTTrrranBHfwii BASE BALL NOTES Gossip of -- - I I THE BODHBQH NEWS 1881 PERSONAL MENTION BY NUPTIAL KNOTS Seventeenth Year Established RpSlriei at th Post office at Paris Ky iiss mail matter as Lexington the Diamond Doings of Pro ¬ COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED fessionals and Amateurs THE NEWS MAN A ball club will soon be organized at Conover of Lexington has joined the Nashville team TELEPHONE NO 124 Speck Magowan Hornberger Mat- ¬ SUBSCRIPTION PRICES thews and- Maloney all known here are Payable in Advance playing this season with the Shamrocks Oneyear 2 00 Six mouths il00 in Cincinnati kkws costs you cant even get a re ¬ port from a gun free of charge At Crawfordsville Tuesday Wabash defeated the Indiana University team Make all Checks Money Orders Etc 16 to 15 Jack Carter of this city a payable to the order of Champ Miller student of Wabash pitched for the win- ¬ ners Baseball Results Yesterday Ed Shinners Portsmouth team con Cincinnati 11 Baltimore 10 tinues to play winning ball It defeated -- Pittsburg 10 Philadelphia 4 Chillicothe 12 to 1 making 14 hits and Cleveland New York Rain Louisville 13 Brooklyn 12 no errors Chillicothe made 5 hits and Chicago 14 Washington 16 Lindsley pitched for Ports 10 errois Boston 11 St Louis 4 Theo - Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets A The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere Dr and Mrs H H Roberts were in Cincinnati Wednesday Miss Edna Starke of Midway is visiting relatives in the city A Woolstien and family of Rich ¬ mond are guests of L Woolstien Eld J S Sweeney has returned home and will fill his pulpit Sunday Hon J Tevis Cobb of Richmond was in the citv Tuesday on legal busi ness airs Richard Trabue has returned to Louisville after a visit to Mrs Mary Webb Mr and Mrs Thos Fisher have re ¬ turned to Richmond after a visit in this -- - month The Latonia races begin Wednesday and continue a month -- - A Test Of Advertising i ay Cut out coupons below and bring them county the to our store on next Saturday May 22d Col R L Crigler of Newport was Bourbon Fair grounds when we will redeem such for full the guest of Mr G Tucker several days Miss Nannie Roberts of this city amount stated on same in merchandise this week will sing in a concert in Carlisle to- as per agreement printed on coupon Messrs Chas Penn and J Hal night Good For 10 Cents Woodford are registered at the Gait in With each purchase amounting to Louisville Jas T Clay holding ticket No 70 100 excepting sugar and flour on Rev Geo Varden and wife returned Saturday May 22d only at the won Miss Louise Davis pony which was Grocery Co Bluegrass yepterday afternoon from a short visit in raffled off this week Lexington Good For 5 Cents C Grosches cottage on Main street Managing Editor Desha Breckin With each purchase amounting to offered for sale at auction Wednesday 50cts excepting sugar and flour on ridge of the Lexington Herald was in was bid to 1650 and withdrawn Saturday May 22d only at the the city yesterday Bluegrass Grocery Co Mrs Stout Leer and Miss Maud The State Board of Equalization has 35 You can get aU the coupons you may Stout left Tuesday for a short visit to raised the valuation of Bourbon county desire by calling at our store after Tuesproperty from 12302970 to 12905942 friends in Louisville day May 18th Miss Lulie Ford who has been Bluegrass Grocery Co James McCue of- Mt Sterling has teaching school in Loreda Mexico for been employed as traveling salesman Wholesale retailers of Groceries three years is at home on a visit for the Power Grocery Company of Best goods at bottom prices Mrs James Wilson and daughter this city The High School Pupils and Miss Lucy Lowry left yesterday for iJev F W Eberhardt lectured Jesse Holman has been chosen to rep a visit to friends near Shelbyville Wednesday morning in the Georgetown Miss Christabel Ort of Springfield resent Lawrenceburg in the Graded College Chapel on Knowledge Comes Shool Tournament next week at Har- ¬ Ohio is the attractive guest of Mrs Hu- ¬ Wisdom Lingers rodsburg George and Will Dowling go Schilling at the Hotel Windsor Yesterday Marshal Chas Thomas W D Sparrow and Marion Gregory Mrs A J Carroll of Louisville will enter the athletic contests brought seven convicted negro crap Bnd Miss Carrie Holt of Frankfort are graduating class of the Cynthiana guests of Mrs James Thompson near The shooters up from Millersburg and placed Graded City School will be composed of this city them in the Paris jail Misses Cora Addams Mattie Anderson Misses Bessie Woodford and Eliza- is progressing rapidly on the Orrie Banford Mattie Brashear Elsie Work new Methodist Church A part of the Burns Bessie Dedman Mayme Fennell beth Spears have returned home from a building was put under roof yesterday Mary Ingels Mary Oxley Emma Smith visit to Miss Margaret Woodford in It will be a beautiful and most con- ¬ Anna Victor Messrs Benj H Conner Mt Sterling Mrs Chas Spillman of Logana venient structure Walter Renaker and Tod Smiser The Jessamine county arrived Wednesday The Hoosier Stars a colored organiza- - commencement exercises will be held afternoon for a short visit to her sister tion of singers will give a concert to- June 11th Mrs W T Brooks night at the opera house Admission Important Notice To Voters The Married Ladies Euchre Club 25 35 and 50 cents The lower floor met with Mrs Freeman Tuesday after- ¬ Frankfort Ky will be reserved for white people noon at the home of Mr Marshall May 17 1897 Edgar Mayes on Second street Senator Lindsay made splendid Miss Kate Paris Ky speeches in Congress this week on the Dear Madam Dr Huff Superintendent of the resolutions He is tariff and Cuban There can be no doubt as to the Institute for the Feeble Minded at a very able debator legal right of women to serve as County Frankfort was in the city yesterday en proving himself and is capably representing Kentucky Superintendents route from a visit in Fleming I have talked with Judge Taylor the E B January and Albert Wright On account of the Bluegrass School Attorney General on the subject on different occasions and he thoroughly have returned from Louisville where Tournament the Kentucky Midland will agrees with me in this opinion they attended the Grand Encampment fell round trip tickets from Paris to Very respectfully of Kentucky Odd Fellows They repre- ¬ W J Davidson Harrodsburg at 1 25 Train leaves at State Superintendent of Public In- sented the Bourbon Lodge of this city 530 May 27 and returning arrives at struction Mr Willis Irwin the accomplished Paris at 510 May 29 impersonator of Cincinnati was in the The Kentucky Chautauqua who has been city Tuesday Mr Irwin will leave Lewis Pearl Fronk The tenth annual session of the Ken- ¬ Monday for the Hollow Tree cottage anddccommodatingbrakeman the polite - on Conductor W H Kirbys passenger tucky Chautauqua Assembly will be near Owena Mich to enjoy a vacation train running from Maysville to Lex held at Woodland Park Lexington and map out his platform work for next season ington has been promoted to the posi- ¬ June 29th and continues eleven days have Among the many interesting attraction of baggage master He will Miss Kate Jameson who has been the run on Conductor John Tbrock- - tions will be Gen John B Gordon having a most delightful visit with her Henry Watterson Prof W D McChn mpr tens train sister Mrs Palmer Graham in Terre tock Rev Thos Dixon Fred Emmer Haute and her aunts Mrs A S Miller Notice son Brooks Geo W Bain Rev Dr W Goltra in Crawfords- ¬ and Mrs W attendance is desired to night Parkhurst Saxtons band Rock band ville Ind arrived home last nipht A fdll two quartettes Dick She was accompanied by Mrs Graham Maxmillian Work 3ii third degree Dailey M H violinist and other noted entertainers and Mrs Goltra Miss Jameson was Acting Master the recipient of many social attentions The Toll gate Problem Paris Lodge Masons No 2 in Indiana As everybody expected the Mercer 4 CUurcb Auetion To niglit J T Hinton has an immense stock of grand jury failed to indict the tollgate To night at Old Fellows Hall au raiders arrested last week The courts carpets His prices on ingrain carpets auction will be held by the Womans seem to be powerless to cope with the are extremely low and he is selling car Ad ¬ raiders Society of the Christian Chtfrch petsevery day This is your chance insluding refreshments ice- ¬ mission GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS cream cake and strawberries -t- wenty-five The raiders continue their depreda- will be sold at tions in Bath county cents Many articles Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In Ice cream low prices at the auction The Poyer and strawberries will also be sold by the Mason county will vote in November All hail the sweet girl graduate quart or pint and cake will be sold in to issue bonds to free the turnpikes In her loveliness and modesty any quanity to be sent out But let us hope she will not prate Raiders have ruiued the value or toll About Oer The Alps Lies Italy roads in that count Bourbon Current has rented ¬ Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows David B Katchum and Miss Elizabeth Kennedy were married this week in Clark v Win Cromwell clerk of the Kentucky-state senate and Miss Guy state librarian are to marry soon The impression having gotten out that onlythe immediate relatives and friends are expected to attend the Bedford Gaitskill nuptials to be solemnized next Tuesday afternoon at the Second Pres byterian Church The News is request- ¬ ed to state that all friends of the con- ¬ tracting parties are invited to attend Samuel Kenney a member of the Kichmond Produce Coal Co and Miss Daisy Cook daughter of Capt L G Cook eloped Saturday night from Richmond and were married early Sun ¬ day morning in Jellico Tenn The bride is a sister of Mrs Speed Hibler of this city and is a modest and pretty young lady The groom is a splendid young business man and is a native of Carlisle- -- Look Before You Buy And remember we guarantee more for your nxoFjie than you can buy elsewhere or your money refondb ed and you to be the judge of it -- Buy your shoes of us and get one of the beaufixteB medallion pictures FREE See them on exhibitions our store tr r DAVISTHOMSONfcISGRI0L Ran NEW BLACK PRESS GOODS - just arrived prom the importer 30 Pi of Black Ore 00 UUUUd Including such choice weaves as Eta- mines Cmantilions Coverts Grenadines V jjigurea xwiuea ana Flam Mohairs berges c Call and see these goods 5 OBITUARY j ¬ -- ¬ Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead Simon Smith the blacksmith died Tuesday at Shawhan He was an old and respected citizen and leaves a large family Miss Louise Pepper a handsome young lady who has frequently visited in this city died Tuesday night at her homein Frankfort of heart failure after being ill only a week She was the youngest daughter of the late Robt - aa- ¬ -- Pepper Dr Thacker W Hedges one of the oldest and wealth iest physicians of this section of the State died Wednesday at Cynthiana after a lingering illness The deceased was a member of the Masonic fraternity Burial this after- ¬ noon at Battle Groye cemetery Ernest Wallis aged 20 years died at the home of his father Mr Woodson Wallis near Hutchison Station Wed- ¬ nesday morning of spinal meningetis after an illness of only a day or so Fun- ¬ eral from the residence Thursday morn ¬ ing at 10 oclock Interment in Lexing ¬ ton cemotery PRICES THE LOWEST Hamburgs at greatly reduced prices 3 - 529 Main St Paris Ej BBPSS great deal of talk is being created by the extraordinary bargains now being offered by us and the following prices will command the attention ol eyery careful buyer A Spring Dress Goods in all the newest effect strictly all wool at 25c and 39c worth double We will still sell our finest Dress Patterns in black and colors at 4 8 some of them are marked o less Hosiery at 10c and loer Others get 25c for the same goofe Our domestic stock is the bes assorted and decidedly the cheaps est Extra good Brown Cotton 5c Bleached Cotton good 5c Very Best Cotton 8c 10 4 Pepper ell Sheeting18ei Best Lancaster Ginghams 5c Percales and Penangs 7c Ladies Bleacned Vests at 1G CONDONS ¬ ¬ ¬ Hon Samuel M Davis one of George- ¬ towns most prominent citizens died of stomach trouble Tuesday morning aged 61 ypars He was a member of the City Council President of the electric street railway and Vice President of the Farm- ¬ and 10 ers Bank In 1880 he was elected to Table Linens Towels and Nap ¬ the State Senate where he served on kins are our speoialt and we will jnayimporiant committees He is save you 25c on the dollar if you snnvived by his wife and one daughter buy them from us Mrs B L Rucker 1 G D Corsets 50c 75c and Mrs Carrie Isgrig wife of Wm are the best in the world for the I8grig died of heart disease at an early price hour yesterday morning at the home Ladies and Childrens full seam of her husband near this city She was in her usual good health Wednesday night The deceased was forty eight years ol and was a daughter of the late Berry Childers She is survived by her husoand and ore child Sweeney Isgrig aged fifteen Funeral services will be held at the residence this afternoon at three oclock by Eld J S Sweeney full taped worth 25c charge See the new portraits we enlarge free off SH3J ¬ Burial at the Paris cemetery ¬ hereby requested to file the same prop- ¬ erly verified on or before the 1st day of July 1897 or they may be barred Claims may be filed before the under ¬ signed or his attorneys on any day Patent Flour Eating Potatoes Irish Y ellow Jersey Seed sweet Southern Queen ASSIGNEES NOTICE Bed Bermudas seed sweet All persons having claims against the Por Cash only this week assigned estate of M H Current are wall paper than any Kentucky dealer outside of Louisville Handsome paterns all of them J T Hinton more I have IHIWd IMS 200 525 bbi 25 c bu 150 bbl 150 bbl bbL- f 0 EDWARDS WE HATE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00K OP H - C CURRENT Assignee -- J Ward or Harmon Stitt Attys Paris Ky Q Ruddles Mills Ky fri 21may4t IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS STRAYED FROM PARIS Turney Bros Horses FOR SPRING AND SUMMER EC f ST Ilk em ir c- - V -- Bob Fitzsimmons says he will become The Woodford County Fiscal Court au actor If he will only take to panto ¬ lett ran second in the Clark stake which has made free four more turnpikes two may be forgiven was won at Louisville Wednesday by acquired by purchase an I two by dona ¬ mime he Ornament Turney Bros got 350 out tion The California courts have granted of this race besides taking 400 purses Mrs Langtry the Jersey Lity a divorce WHEEL NOTES with Pete and The Socman The latter from her English husband was entered to be sold at 600 but was Lines About Devotees Of The Wheel At boosted to 1400 by Jockey Griffin Home And Elsewhere The Lexington Elks wfio sang Ship when Ed Simins raised him 5 and got Ex President Harrison now rides a Ahoy7 here last week will probably put the horse Mr Simms later let Turney bike on another opera shortly j Bros have the horse at that price Maysville wheelmen will have a road Boren Weesaw an Indian filled up on race next Thursday from Maysville Will End To morrow fire water at Niles Mich to Flemiogsburg and kissed The long and tiresome campaign for Eddie Bald defeated Owen Kimble six girls before he could be arrested the Democratic nomination for county the Louisville rider Monday at the offices will end to morrow in the primary The Centre College Minstrel Co will Fountain Ferry track Bald won only election The canvass has been persist- ¬ by a give a performance in Danville June few inches ent but there has been little ill feeling As horse racing has long been called 4th Saxtons band will furnish the o far engendered among the candidates music or voters The indications are that a the sport of kings so will cycling be fair sized vote will be polled but it is a known as a recreation of royalty And Al G Field has come down to Among the late converts to the bicycle wise man who can jpick the winners are the king and queen of Wurtemburg working the diamond racket An Ex ¬ The candidates for County Judge will of Rus ¬ change says that a 200 a hi a wae stoien Turney Bros Derby horse Dr Cat sorrel mare mule 6 yrs old Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky jwhescv about 15 hands high goes lame in quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calh j front foot Any information thankfully received 3a R B HUTCHCRAFT 3f jFjNDEi ASSIGNEES SALE OP 3inRoeATT E S E TIPTON Cutter Tixoits Full lina of samples FH MINIS SATURDAY MAY ET6 We are also agents for the celebrated Chas SmithShirt The undersigned assignee of W W Sndduth will on ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL FRESH CREAMl EVERY DAY We have completed arrangements te receive daily from Miller Wards dairy e large amount of extra fine Fresi Cream the product of his noted prem ium cows We will keep on hands at all times afer our shop on Main between Sixth aoc Seventh a supply of Fresh Cream whicii -- sia Li Hung Chang and the Ameer of Afghanistan You will be surprised and greatly Buy your carpets at J T Hintons pleased when you learn the prices on straw matting at J T HintoDs Im¬ He brings in big lots and sells them low mense displaynowrv the show win down You are especially invited to in ¬ spect the carpets and inquire prices v dows seetbeinv ¬ -- peak to night at the court Jiowe iPrmceB8Pauli3heCzar -- persons having claims against assigned estate of H Margolen are requested to present them at once at three oclock p m on the court house square in Paris Ky spII at public auc- ¬ properly proven as required by law to the undersigned in Paris Ky Those tion the following articles knowing themselves indebted to fl 1 Huber steam engine traction Margolen are requested to pay promptly 1 Gaar Scott separator and thereby avoid court cost lMcSherry drillrnew 1 cutting harrow new - LOUIS SALOSHIN 1 corn crusher Assignee gristmill 22 1897 x- from Field in Louisville last week k with approved surety payable three 3 A St Louis jndge fined a human hog months after date with interest at six Men who like a cool quick quiet and per cent or he may pay cash at his op- ¬ Tha Popular Meat Market 50 for spitting two pools of ambier on easy shave should patronize Crawford tion the floor of a railway car A San barber shop Clean jJ Q WARD JE Bros rooms are connected with first class Wrights Celery Tea regurafes-tSgiiFrancisco judge recently sent a million- ¬ bath Assignee the shop liver ATJrl THflnAva hllroo nnnsffnatwim to jail for the same offense i wuw xv uuEjanxuay OLUUb 1 Satisfactory service at all times aire tf and sick headache 25c at all druggists I -- IMcxormick binder Terms Purchaserinay give his note Harmon Stitt Attorney limy we will retail in any desired quantit at marKet price Your patronage is solicited v HEDGES WALSH - - s f K t r A il -- 4f - 4 v t V It V v t 6 -- THE JBOUKBON NEWS FMDAY MAY Hicks a private who rode with him was offered to me Her only brother and whose arm was broken told Baarry was in the army and was killed in an a corporal that he thought Jeoffrys he had often seen Indian campaign and she said she Mas couldnt bear to give me up but I couldnt stand it I had wanted to be in TininWI on thP inside af the case of his the army all my life so I ran awaj I watch and though he Hicks had not couldnt go off and leave her without a been able to get a good look at it it word but neither could I tell her what stood to reason that it must be a girl I was going to do so I left a note for On the corporals next visit to the amher 311st saying that I wanted to try bulance he seated himself beside the to make ray own way in the world and unsuspecting Jeoffrys and blushing ai that if I succeeded Id let her know and the thought of his own meanness asked that Id go back to see her anyhow ini what tdmo it was keeping his eyes on five years the watch when Jeoffrys opened it and Dont you think that for her sake you afterward when he met Hicks he told ought to give up this wild goose chase him he had seen the picture and it said the colonel wasnt of a girl for she had white hair Sro sir for her sake I think Id bet and that he thought it was just a fancy ter go on said Jeoffrys picture called Mary Antannetty for Shed be very proud of you if she he had once seen one very much like i1 knew said the colonel painted on a cup when he had helped a Oh colonel this isnt anything and lieutenants family and the lieutenant shed be proud of me anyhow said wifes maid had told him that that was Jeoffrys with a smile you know how its name mothers are sir Good by sir Couriers had been sent ahead and all Good by said the colonel holding was in readiness when the Fourteenth out his hand reached home And Jeoffrys rode out silently into the Col Warrick halted the column in moonless night front of his own house for his wiff He pushed on steadily through des- ¬ was at the gat While he was speak erts through the narrow belts of wood ing to her- a white haired young faced that edged the Avater courses across the woman came out on the porch and went almost stagnant streams When dawn down the walk toward them began to break he dismounted and led This is Mrs Gilbert whom I met his horse into a tangle of brush on the in Washington last winter Mrs Warbank of a little creek He loosened the rick said to the colonel the wife oi girths watered the horse and select- ¬ Judge Gilbert of Detroit you know ing a small partially open spot in the She and her husbaxid have been traveljungle settled down to spend the day ing in the west looking after their He drowsed along until nearly noon mines aud were good enough to stop when suddenly something not a noise over with me for a few days he was sure there was none but a sense Oh I am so glad to see you again of approaching danger brought him to she went on shaking hands with the his feet and he saw through the leaves officers who gathered around her while six Indians coining straigiit toward the colonel and Mrs Gilbert exchanged him They were about 500 yards away greetings He whispered down to his horse and The ambulance was drawn up beside owing to the ierfect training of our her and she went to the open end where cavalry horses down the creature went Jeoffrys was sitting He slipped to his Jeoifrys crouched beside him a pistol as she came toward him in each hand The brush was so thick feet Jeoffrys oh Jeoffrys how can I ever near the ground that he could not see thank you enough she but he could hear the Indians as they Jeoffrys smiled broadly exclaimed and in his frank came nearer way and After what seemed an interminable unaffected unembarrassed nothing to length of time they were close beside protested that he had done his hiding place He decided not to be thanked for Mrs Warrick was still wringing the fire until they were upon him and they passed by For a moment everything bo3rs hand when Mrs Gilbert came to whirled before his eyes and then the the ambulance to look at this gallant temptation to shoot came on him It voung fellow of whom she had heard so was so strong that he had to lay down much By gum shes the one in Jeoffrys his pistols and clinch his hands until gasped Corporal Barry to watch the nails cut the flesh He kept his horse down nearly all day Hicks his eyes bulging his whole frame and started out again as soon as it was quivering with the desire to escape that dark At dawn he tied his horse and possesses every man at the prospect of climbed a tree to take a survey of the a scene but Mrs Gilberb only clasped country and what should he see not her arms around the Baby Trumpeter three miles off but the Seventeenth and said in a stifled voice My son Illustrated American baggage train and all They had been concealed from him TARTAR CHILDREN when he was on the ground by a sligiit elevation He scrambled down the tree Wild P ran lis of Monsrolians Under the mounted and started toward the comTjeadersHip o tle Dwarf Casan mand shouting in a rush of exuberance Casan was a noted warrior during the of spirits As he went down the other reign of Genghis Ivhan and revealed a side of the elevation he came face to daring spirit even in boyhood He face with three Indians who had been gathered a band of wild boys under his hiding under bushes watching the leadership On one occasion when they troops came together they found themselves Jeoffrys had been a boy up to that on a greensward where a drove of rnag If minute it all died in him then It did nilicant horses owned by one Tin Kin not occur to him to value his life for was quietly pasturing Casen curtly personal reasons all he wanted was to ordered each to mount a courser as accomplish what he had started out to quickly as possible and to gain a neighdo before he was killed boring plain at all speed When the troops came up for the The tiny dwarf set the example firing attracted them at once they Springing- from the ground with great found Jeoffrys horse dead two desper- agility he grasped a startled steed by ately wounded Indians lying on the its mane and by a skillful maneuver was ground and Jeoffrys and the third In on its back in an instant His comrades dian yelling and hopping around each followed suit the ileet footed animals other the Indian trying to thrust his charged ahead and soon all the Tartar knife into Jeoffrys and Jeoffrys trying boys were drawn up before their small to lunge his saber into the Indian leader Here Casan without saddle or The red men were soon disposed of bridle put them through all the miliJeoffrys patted his dead horse good by tary exercises he could think of If with honest sorrow mounted one of the we should ever be called upon to go to Seventeenths led horses and the com- ¬ war he remarked we should be found mand started toward the camp under soldiers already trained for battle A his guidance true warrior should manage his courser The Indians had been keepingfaithf ul by word or touch or even a glance watch but had made no attack on their Xow according to the Tartar code bagged game It had been their inten- ¬ the theft of a horse was punishable by tion to starve them awhile and then to death Tin Kin the owner of the herd fall upon them torture and butcher soon discovered that some of his choicest them animalswere missing and oil he started men in camp were haggard and in hot pursuit vowing vengeance on the The worn They had given up all hope of miscreants lie soon came in sisht of rescue and when three days after the evil doers but his rage gave place Jeoffrys departure there was a sudden to astonishment when he found his su ¬ uproar among the Indians the ready perb steeds mounted by half grown chilsoldiers turned to meet an onslaught dren who were going through various with sublime recklessness and while exercises under the command of a they were in the thick of it they heard dwarf Before he had time to speak the bugles of the Seventeenth calling Casan came charging to him saying encouragement promising quick re- ¬ We have not stolen your horses as lief Surely never had music been so you may think These are my soldiers sweet before I wished to teach them to ride well and There was a sharp fight and when in order to do so I borrowed some of the remaining Indians were galloping your coursers You who know their away for their lives the Fourteenth and value best can surely find nothing the Seventeenth rushed into each others wrong in our actions on the contrary arms The Baby Trumpeter was cheered you should be pleased to have your ani until the heavens rang The men pulled jnals appreciated and I can assure you him from his horse and hugged him and we have found them worthy the highest the colonels eyes were wet as he clasped the young mans hand The owner was so talcen aback at the You have saved your regiment by dwarfs harangue that for a moment risking your own life my boy he said he stood speechless He soon however was he thinking again of the little boy regained possession of his wits and ex ¬ who died and you will get a medal claimed You appear to be a queer of honor I shall recommend you for character Come to me with your com ¬ examination for promotion from the rades and we will talk the matter over 21 1897 THE BOURBON NEWS Oeventeenth Year EstaDllshed I88L Published Jivury Tuesday aisd Friday by WALTER PHAMP BRDCE MILLER fkdliors and Owners an appointment to West Points when it 311 - 4k Hfc THE BABY TRUMPETER BY mA EWZHSETH JiRRJKHfl -- jsrsr jw PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL Mr Balfour has assigned 750 of the royal bounty this year to the two sur- - GEO W DAVIS DEALER IS THE- - - iw Nbah Baby who has been an inmate of the poor farm at Piscatawny N J for 30 years is 125 years old He has - m PAGE COILED SPBISfl W0YE8 v frieton Farniture Window Shades Etc Oil WIRE FESC Cloths Carpets Mattresses ¬ I 3 1 ¬ I The Fourteenth regiment of cavalry vas about to start on an Indian cam paign The baggag e waffons were loaded the horses saddled and bridled the soldiers in their stout uniforms and gray field hats with cartridge belts about their waists armed with pistols carbines and sabers stood waiting for ihe order to mount Col Warrick equipped for field duty stood on Iris porch pulling on bis -- ¬ liam when he visits Russia the czar will make all his public speeches in German following the examples of Alexander H of Bussia on a similar occasion Mrs Lorana K Hinkley of Pea CoTe Me is able to read without glasses bue aSe OI J lier iatnur and her husband fought in the war of 1812 and er lollr sons in the war of the rebel OLI On Special attention given to Undertak been a smoker for 120 years and his ing and Repairing weight is less than 100 pounds Main Street - - - - Paris Ky As a compliment to Emperor Wil ¬ W O HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance THE VERY BEST MILLER COLLINS Agents Paris Kentucky This is a smooth fence that will turn any kind of stock It is made from th9 best hard stsel drawn specially for tbr purpose I RELIABLE PAYESTG PROMPT- - gauntlets A you ug soldier with a bugle swung across his shoulder was at the foot of the steps His hair was light brown liis blue eyes had both a determined and Tiarum scarum light in them his mouth ¬ - Ml was firm his chin square and his figure was erect slim and supple When Mrs Warrick came out on the porch and if embarrassed grace and courtesy that one does not always see in the private soldier Jeoffrys said the colonel sound Prepare to mount Yes sir said Jeoif rys saluting and going down the walk to the parade iground where he made his bugle cry out with an almost human voice full of a mans glory in his strength and of anticipation of stirring times to come Youre not going to take that child - svith 3rou said Mrs Warrick Of course said the colonel hes an the service and must take his chances with the rest But vou could have left him behind You are going to leave two trumpeters arent you Yes but the Baby Trumpeter would die of chagrin if he were one of them 3Tes so glad that hes going to see real service that he wanes to dance and hout Poor fellow The colonels voice was kind and sad He was thinking of the little boy who died 12 years ago Try to take care of him Think how his mother would feel if he should be billed said Mrs Warrick Oh yes Ill keep my eye on him Good by old lady said the colonel Their hands met in a firm clasp of xeal affection and good fellowship Good by dear said Mrs Warrick God bless you Come back with your scalp or even without it only come Two months had passed and it was mow late in the summer The regiment what was left of it- was encamped on the banks of a narrow stream in In ¬ dian Territory The faces that the fire- light flickered on were stern In front of the colonels tent the colonel and his r staff were supping together supping on a small piece of bacon and a half cup of coffee apiece When the meal was iinished the colonel told the Baby Trum jseter to sound the officers call As the officers assembled Jeoffrys tookJiis stand behind the colonels chair and everyone waited to hear what the colonel was going to say we have Gentlemen he began enough food left to last with the barely utmost care two days longer The Seven- ¬ teenth cavalry that was to have been sent to help us and to bring provisions is doubtless now on the march but ow ¬ ing to our unexpected change of course is marching in an exactly opposite direc tion Unless we can reach it we must starve and to attempt to reach it is suicidal for as you know we are surrounded by more than ten times our smmber of well armed Indians and our ammunition is practically gone I want iiny of you who can suggest anything ¬ -- antly he took off his hat with an un said Good moraing ¬ iSTeoftrys pleas- ¬ ¬ A average of 1500 tramps a month made theiir way through Winnebago county Wris The number has been reduced to an average of 75 since a law was passed forcing the tramps to go to work Short St Ket Broadway and Mill WIi Chambers of Alabama formerly United States land commissioner JSLM ILIEXXJSliTOIS in Samoa has been selected by Great Britain Germany and the United State James Connors - - - Proprietor tosueceed Judge Ide as chief justice oi Rates 2 And 250 Per Day Samoa Sir William George Venables Vernon One hundred good rooms Electric Harcourt M P liberal leader in the lights hot and cold batha barber shop house of commons has been fined ten shillings and costs for allowing his and Postal telegraph office etc 21jy96 ly chimney to catch fire through not hav ¬ NON UNION HOTELREED The large steel wires forming the horizontal bars are first coiled around ft thus practically becoming 5 inch rod COILED SPRINGS their entire length These are securely tied together by 18 cross bars to the rod The cross ban are best quality of annealed wire wrapped ihree galyanized each horizontal bar around ITS ADVANTAGES how n is HADE time ¬ ¬ ing it cleaned When the sultan of Turkey attends a play he often hands the comedian oi the company some original joke of his own which the actor gets off in the naturally create great laughter Tartini the great violinist composed the Devils Sonata under the inspiration of a dream He fancied that the devil invited him to a trial of skill upon his own instrument and awoke with the music of the sonata ringing in his ears He at once traced it od paper course of the performance These ¬ ¬ -- -- - -- ¬ - ¬ k - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ to do it For a few moments silence reigned Then the Baby Trumpeter stepped up and saluted Colonel he said let me go and bring the Seventeenth to 3rou The colonel looked at him with a growing sense of surprise on his face Why Jeoffrys he said its a per- ¬ fectly wild idea And even if anyone should be reckless enough to undertake 6uch a task it should be an old soldier one who has had experience with In- vdians I have had experience with them for two months sir said Jeoffrys with a ¬ GOT HER DOCTORS DEGREE An American Womans Many Ob stacles in u German University An American woman who has taken her Ph 1 at Gottingen writes in a jn ivate letter the following account of her work in getting her doctrcss degree and the festivities after it The cablegram told you that I passed the much dreaded ordeal cum laude Of course you wish to know all about it but the tale is so long it can anly be given in broad lines You remember when I came to Gottingen two years ago I wrote you that the junior professor in German would not admit me tp his seminary or his lectures but the head of this department dear old Prof Heyne told me not to attempt to conciliate him that he would give me all the wprk necessary to obtain my degree When the permission came from the cultus minister at Berlin to be ex amined the objector although by my sofL and powerless thundered and roared both publicly and privately and thus brought the whole woman question to the front again The faculty headed by Prof Heyne decided that the whole matter must be keptrfrom me but as is always the case it got to my ears and of course greatly increased my anxiety kVII the trouble and delay added to the effects of my hard work almost caused a physical collapse but ay force of will I managed to keep my nerves under and have come through in fairly good shaipe I feel that I have done my last pioneer work in any cause It is too wearing on both body and spirit Henceforth I shall leave such work to those who have the phil- ¬ anthropic reformatory temperament The examination itself was about what you would expect it to be as a test of knowledge in three different subjects a farce if you are not known by your examiners which is usually The the case in your Nebenfacher Germans are very glad to get a cum laude Personally I am satisfied but for the cause should have felt happier Prom my observation over a magna done much more work I think I have than the average student and without conceit can say I know something about my subjects in the German sense iof knowing ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ grip for 90 in the shade gently buft firmly persuades a runaway team to reconsider its action An unruly bull is safo us a canary in its cage it saith thus far ehalJ unto the festive hog The fierce wind and drifting thou go snow pass by and it heeds them not There is no terror in the locomotive spark The trespasser is not led into temptation and the rail stealers The hired man and is gone P AJLOli 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 POST3Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- ¬ POSTS to the 100 FEET ploy no agents Try us on prices and THBEE Economy is not our sole object in see the difference between those of a grower and dealer Catalogue on ap placing posts for farm fence at the un ¬ usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart plication te Farmers say the closer the posts tbfc H F HILLENMEYER Lexington Ky That may apply to 20oct better the fence common fences but depending largely on its elasticity we pefeb the long panel For cemeteries lawns- yards etc they should of course be nearer0 19 to SO feet is not objectionable Being a self regdlatok it is always ready for business slacks up for 30 below as cheerfully as it takes a ner n A TREES TREES 1896 ccupation - - We have completed and are now building a lot of this fence for Bourbon farmers and you can examine into it merits for yourself Estimates cheerfully furnished Yoa may put up the posts and we will build the fence or we will contract o do tha whole job If you are needing any fence see us We will save you moneyana snu DUiia you ine oesc lence maue Respectfully COLLINS MILLER Paris KTr The Page Wir Fence In Bonrbonu t - y t - f a - Messrs Miller Do not l deceived fey allurtee advertisement and think you can get the lcst xuade finest finish and MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE for a mere song Buy from reliable manufacturers that have trained a reputation by honest and square dealing There la none in the world that can equal In mechanical construction durability of working parts fineness of finish beauty in appearance or had u many improvements as the NEW HOME WRITE FOR CSRCULARS Si Francisco Cal Atlaota 0a OR The Hew Home Sewing Machine Co CRAHOHKa88 BOSTOWMASa aTJNIOKSQlTABENT Chicago 111 St Loots 2Io Dallas Tkxas SALS OV COOK WINN Paris Ky U S REVENUE STAMPS WA8TBD BY- grin - 1 J - colonel went on that I dont want to throw you away uselessly J3utl believe I could make it colonel Let me go said Jeoffrys You dont realize the danger Yes sir I do but nothing venture and again Jeoffrys nothing win and you have done well said colonel and Jeoffrys drew a quick the So well the breath of gratification Yes 9 1 -- Hfe i Very well Jeoffrys you may try it said the colonel I dont know that it is any pleasanter to be butchered in com- as get pany than alone and as butchery is ap- ¬ ranks won soon as we to home You your right have parently what awaits us all you may service on the field of it by brilliant battle take the lonely death if you choose Jeoffrys who had been white before Thank you sir said Jeoffrys as if great favor had been conferred upon now became deadly white a Colonel my mother he gasped liini and he fell back Into the arms of the In half an hour he was back again at men who were crowding around him the colonels tent Teady to start What are your orders sir said They had not noticed that the blouse over his shoulder was saturated with Jeoffrys I have none saidthe colonel Then blood shouted many Hes wounded as he loked at the eager handsome boy voices and though the wound was only diis face softened Jeoffrys how old are you lie said painful and not at all dangerous the I enlisted as 21 and thats the only transformation of the boy into a lion lie I ever told colonel but I had to get was complete lr the army I couldnt wait Ill be 20 next month sir but please dont The homeward march was begun They were two weeks oh the way and tell jSeve r on my honor said the it was a weary time for Jeoffrys for he colonel had to travel in an ambulance and was You see sir said Jeoffrys my not allowed to move about much for ypaofcher had persuaded me not to accept fear bis wound would open j- grinned -- -- together The little cavaliers wiHi one accord accepted the invitation rode back to the tent of Tin Kin breakfasted with him and the result of it all was that a firni friendship was established between the Tartar horse merchant and the reckless little dwarf and his followers St Nicholas An Kyitapli ¬ The following epitaph is copied from a tomb in the vicinity of Port lvoyal Jamaica Here lieth the body of Louis Caldy Esq a native of lontpelier in France which country he left on aocouhtof tjie revocation He yas swallowed up by the earthquake which occurred at that place in 1692 but by the great provi- ¬ dence of God was by a second shock flung into the sea where lie continued swimming till rescued by a boat aud Nuggets I lived 40 years afterward room at the close of the examination eight p m I found it full of people of both sexes with flowers and laurel wreaths During my absence my land lady had hung my door with garlands of fivergreen and arranged the flowers which had arrived in the meantime on the table in the middle of the room Then eriaperoned by Mr and Mrs I was taken to the finest restaurant in town for supper When I came to din- ¬ ner at the pension the next day I found my chair wound around with greens by the servants and one after the other of the Tischgesellschaft came to me with flowers which were put around my plate insuch profusion that I could hardly see over them The climax was reached when one of the German Ph Ds came in with a laurel wreath tied with the colors of tlie philosophical faculty which he pvi on my head to the great glee of the rest I felt a bit silly but it made a jolly time and showed the good will of all Ihave been banqueted by the Ameri ¬ cans at the rooms of two of the lady members of the colony Besides all this a banciuet was arranged for me at my The apartments entirely German menu consisted of all kinds of butter brod black brown and white belegt with every kind of cheese Wurst and schinken with potato salad and eggs and beer After these substantial the long table was removed and a smaller one was laden with punch bowl wine glasses and all sorts of bon toons and speech was made in honor of cakes the new doctor who responded as Tacefully as she was able Student songs a very amusing mock examina tion etc In this company were my private tutors avith their wives and Nation some otheriGermaiifrjcnds ¬ -- When- - I returned to the waiting Green Conuty Clerk 3It Olivet Ky I want to buy for ensh the following U S Revenues either canceled or uncanceled at the prices annexed when stamps are sent in good condition Each 5 cents 1 cent Express red Imperforate 1 cent Express red part perforate 5 cents 1 cent Flaying Cards red imperforate cents 1 oant Playing cardsredpart p erf orate30 cents 1 cent Proprietary redpart perforatclO cents 50 cents cent Telegraph red imperforate 2 cent Bank Check bluepart perforate 5 cents ft cents 2ceut Certificate bine imperforate J cent Certificate bUie full perforate10 cents 2 rent Certiflcateorangefuli perforatelO cents 5 cents 2 cent Express blue imperforate 10 cents 2 cent Express blue part perforate 2 cent Playing cards blueimpertorate50 cents 10 cents 2 cent Playing cards orauge 2 cent Proprietary blue imperforate15 cents 2 cent Proprietarybluepart perforatclOcents 2 cent ProorletnrorangefuU pefrote15 cents S cent Playing cardgreenimperforateS2 5 cent playing cardgreenf ull perrte20 cents 8 cent Telegraph green imperforatel0 cents i cent Playing cardrviolet perforit e50 cents 4 cent Proprietaryrvioletpart perforatelO cents 10 cents f cent Express redr imperforate 10 cents 6ceut Playing card red perforate 10 cents ft cent Proprietary perforate 6 ceut Proprietary orange perlorateS5 10 cent Bill of liadingblue lmperfotelo ceuts 10 cent Bill of Ladingbluepart perlelo cents r0 cents 2i cent Bond imperforate 40 cent Inland Exchangeimperforate75 cents f0 ceut Probate of Will Imperf orate Si 2ft 70 cent Foreign exehangegreeniinatei0 centn 51 gl Life Insurance imperforate 1 10 SI Manifest imperforate SI 2ft 51 Mortgage full perforate 1 50 1 00 Passage Ticket imperforate 1 30 Foreign exehangeo range imatc yl 4 00 1 90 Foreign Exchange maroon ft 00 3 50 Inland Exchange imperforate 7 00 5 00 Probate of Will imperforate 30 00 20 00 Probate of Will imperforate 1 50 1 30 Ulue aud Black 1 GO Blue and Black 2 00 5 cent Black and Green proprietary 5 cents 6 cent Black and Green proprietary o cents ft 10 cent Black and Green proprietary- 3 o 30 cent Black a d Green proprietary ft 00 I 00 Black and Green proprietary 15 00 3 00 Black and Green proprietary lalso wish to buy old canceled postage Stamps aud stamped envelopes of any and all denominations from 1810 to 1S75 for which J will pay liberal prices Address T L UKEEX County Clerk Alt Olivet Ky Isotk The above named stamps can be found on Deeds Mortgages Isoteo Keceipts Agreements Bank Checks etc from 1861 to 1875 also on Proprietary Medicines Matches etd Tne foregoing offer is genuine made in good faith aud will be carried out to the let- ¬ ter in every instance when 1 receive the stamps I have mentioned in good order Keferencfl Mt Olivet Deposit Bank or any official of Robertson county T L Grkn County Clerk T I Paris Kentucky Gentlemen I have had the Pag Woven Wire Fence on my farm for about eighteen months and am well pleased with it It haa proved to be all that is claimed for it It turns all kind of stock and is as tight as it was the day it was put up and has stood some sever tests A horse of one of my neighbor fell across the fence a few months ago and was not taken off for several hours but when taken oS the fence went back to its place all right with the exception of a few staples During the storm of April 24th a good sized tree was blown across the fence and bent it down to th ground As soon as the tree was cast off the fence went up all right and wan as good as ever with the exception o one broken wire and a few staples out of place I am so well pleased with the fenc that I am going to put up more of it Respectfully right away omy 99 Millersburg Ky May 4 Collins Agents - v- - t ts r - tf Wii Becrafx 1 We are prepared to furnish at rea- ¬ sonable prices locust posts by the carload Delivered at your nearest rail- ¬ road station MILLER COLLINS ¬ locust POSTS CLOTHES CLEANED REPAIRED and pressing department Work done on shor notice Our prices are lower than others and we will do your work right PARIS FURNISHING AND have a first class WEcleaning employed to take charga experienced tailor of our repairing TAILORING CH 24mar tf H S STOUT Manager W W DUDLEY BILL POSTERS PARIS KY All Kinds oi Posting IHstributing Promptly Attended To CO tflv Etc TOWN LOT FOR SALE A 42ixll0 foot lot in William ad jOL dition well located Will be sold at low price on four payments one fourth cash balance in three equal pay- ¬ ments at six twelve and eighteen months Address L L care Thb News Paris ny 1 - - - a m - 5 t i feaaiMao W damtttll yon all about the new styles rfesira beautiful Sr nyuiA A ¬ gyftl XV f Aa NL 1 Xa th lar Vv m m flat ud jMit catalogue woevor published for VM Vatalsro- - Th T -- L- - IV t3 2 i fe v v r c -- t v k j jury -- s I JJW S dfi J - - 9SfitifitfV iJtafHH in f y m iw -- J 3 i r -- THE-- BOtJEBON NEWS FRIDAY Economical Device Which An swers All Purposes President BnrnnLy of IXxtsvllle Col ¬ LIME ON THE FARM Where trees are not at hand artificial lege Survives a Serious Illness Soil Should Be shade must be provided for th6 chickTUrottRl the Aid of Dr Williams Its Effect on tiie Closely ens or little need be looked for in the Studied More Pinlc Sill fjr Pnle pople used and very often vay of growth The ideal shade for Dime is a much tit the same time a much abused ma young- chickens is a raspberry or blackFrom the Republican Columbus Ind terial on the iarm It has a very im berry patch but where neither this nor portaut role to play and if handled trees are to be had make a small cov ulMe HartsvilIe College situated at Harts Aii ¬ - Mkt 21 1897 DOCTORS HAD- - GIVEN HER HP A Convincing Letter From One of Mrs Pink hams Admirors an artifical No woman can look f resli and fair who is suffering from displacement o the womb It is ridiculous to suppose that such a difficulty can be cured by supxDort AT3O0BNTI8T SAVED THE FARMING WORLD HADE FOR CHICKENS WHEELS AND WHEELERS James Michael the Welsh rider who won the six days match in New York - j yille Indiana was founded vears ago in the interest o the United Brethren Church when the state was mostlv a wilderness and colleges were scarce The college is well known throughout the country former stu dents having gone into all parts of the world ¬ T in the proper manner is a valuable aid to the farmer There are maiiy who use this material again and again with a mistaken notion as to its true In time how- ¬ functions in the soil ever their experience teaches them the true glace of lime in agriculture but often their lands have been almost exhausted before they gain their wis- ¬ While lime has a value as a dom plant food yet its greatest orth on the farm is due to its physical effect on the soil itself It is very seldom does not contain a sufficient that a soil Whpn lnsf -sppti hv th w nnrfpp Pmf aru Rnm 4VJu aby was in delicate tilth To day he was apparently in the best of ihealth In re- sponse to an inquiry the prof essor said Oh yes I am much better than ifor some time I am now in perfect health but my recovery was brought about sin trather a peculiar way Tell me about iisaisiherqporter Well to begin at he beginning said the professor I studied too hard when at school endeavoring q teducate myself fo the professions Afterceompletiiujthe common course I came heneand graduated from the theological oourse I entered ithe ministry- and accepted ihe charge of a United Brethren Church art a small place in Kent County Alieh Being of an ambitious nature 1 applied myself diligently to my work and studies time JL noticed that my health was failing Aly trouble was indiges- seat of learning and was showii into the room of the President Prof Alvin 1 IJurnaby particles adhere closer causes them k retain moisture better to absorb less heat during the day and to retain snore at night On clay soils it sepa- ¬ rates the particles making the soil PROP ALVIN P EAENABT porous tnus easier or me pas A reporter recently called at tlris famous more sage of water and air and therefore i i Briefly described the actions of lime If applied on a sandy aire as follows soil it fills up the openings makes the quantity of lime to furnish this ingredient as plant food pure and simple ¬ 1 ¬ makes the soil warmer and easier to work Lime also hastens the decay of retable matter in the soil which of course renders the nitrogen more avail able If a soil is soar an application of lime will sweeten it If a green crop is plowed under an application of lime will prevent the soil from becom ¬ ing acid There as one effect of lime that has no douibt frequently been no-¬ ticed although wrong conclusions have une been drawn from it It has often fee en experienced that an application of 1 charges made against hnuin England The Chicago man who claimed to have ridden 34000 miles in 189G mostly in Texas and whose claim was rejected sa3s he will sue for the prize ering- like that suggested in the cut I that was denied him The framework is of laths nailed to- ¬ The gether and the whole covered as shown hostile English cycling press is ifvery to with cheap cotton cloth Do not bring breaks all American wheels and one England hears of it This is the covering down to the ground either enough but it is a proof that natural American wheels must be growing in favor in the old country The bicycle makes slow progress in Italy The fashionable women are afraid to ride for fear of adversecom mentv and the men are not as a rule in dined to exercise of any kind As for the ordinary people not one in a thou sand could save money in ten years tc buy a wheel As in this country there is still con EiderabJe prejudice in England against eycling- A Dublin judge recently characterized wheelmen as snakes in the grass which is picturesque but severe In Vienna where the laws are very strict a number of wheelmen were arrested in broad day light for not hav SHACK FOR THE CHICKS ing1 their bicycles equipped with lamps Arthur A Zimmerman who held the on the sides or ends but give free ac¬ championship longer than any other cess to the air on all sides The chicken raiser will be wise how ¬ ridei and who won more prizes will ever if he iplants several rows of rasp be 20 vears of age on June 11 When he berries at one side of the yard The joined the professional ranks in 189 chicks will fertilize the bushes and keep he had in the season before won up the weeds down and in return will be ward of 34000 worth of prizes without comfortably shaded during all the hot a doubt the largest winnings f any And last but not man for one season who has followed dcUs of summer least the owner will have many a dish the cycle path ot imdstappetizing berries N Yl Trib WAR AND WARRIORS ¬ ¬ - oily has been suspended irom amateur ranks pending- an investigation of iv rl ¬ ¬ lime proves very beneficial to clovers of hll kinds ¬ that the lime atself was the oniy It was formerly thoaTght fertilizer ¬ on nervousness 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 ane and for awhile my health was better but my duties were heavy and again 1 found my trouble returning This time it was more severe and in the I winter I beeaine completely nrostrated tried various medicines and different physicians Finally I was able to return to my duties Last spring I Avas elected president of the college Again I had considerable work and the trouble which had not been entirely cared began to affect me and last fall I collapsed ilhad different doctors Professor Boav but none did man who is professor of natural science told me of his experience with Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and urged me to give them a trial because they had benefited him in a similar ease and 1 concluded to trjr ¬ ¬ meia-ny-goo- tion and this with lather troubles brought known howevier that the beneficial ac- ¬ tion of the iime mpon clover is xfiae to the fact that rtihe lime liberates other plant food in tihe soil notably potash which is of so amiclv importance im clover toulture It will be seen however that the continued appfliica- tion of lime along- would soon eaaise the soil to become exhausted of dts raratu ial supply not only of potash but ateo of phosphoric acid and in ticme the land would become clover sick whieli is a condition oSten met with F anmers successful - needed for the clover it is cow Beview SCATTERING CLOUDS Storms Possibly it from noticing- the un successful attempts made by the would- be rainmakers in the United States to bring down siiowers when wanted that an Ingenious Austrian grape grower was induced to exactly reverse thd American practice An accoiuat of hjs experiment is ore ported by United States Consul Stephan at AnnabergThe Austrian owned extensive vine yards situated on the southern slopes ot- tne mountains in a locality often visited by desdnuetive hailstorms At first he tried galvanized wire and he decided to install a battery and rtesrthe plan of causing- explosions to drive off the hailstorms lie erected six stations on prominent mountain summits commanding a territory about two miles in extent Each station sheltered ten mortars and a corps of volunteers handled them The practical test is thus described Threatening black clouds made tiieir appearance on the summits of the Bacher mountains At a given signal all the mortars were fired off pnd the continuous detonations in a few moments caused a sudden reaction iu the movements of the clouds The c oud wall opened up funnel like the mouth of the funnel began to rise in the form of consecutive rings expanding gradu ¬ ally until all the clouds scattered and entirely disappeared Xo hail nor sud den downpour of rain fell The same experience was gone through six times last summer and without a single ex ception proven a successful preventive - American Rainmakers Plan ilied tto Irvcnt was PARASITES AthcjiIcm Arc Elllcnciou Kcinc lie lor Insect IestK State Entomologist Johnson jf la says that any of the leaf seating nseets such as the apple ree tent cuterpiilars can be destroyed by any of the arsenics Paris green is the best leinedy for the apple worm or addling moth The trees should be spravted just as soon as the blossoms lull vviiile the young apples are no larger than peas and in an upright position A general spraying should follow in about two vweek s The paris green should be used at the arate of one pound to 175 or i00 gallonstof water It can also be applied to Bordeaux mixture at the rate of onc qllarter pound to 43 gallons of the mix ture The same remedy is recoinmend ied for the plum curculio Thespraying should be done as soon as the fruit sets For scale insects such as the San Jose scale whale oil soap should be Uhed at the rate of 21 to 2 poinds to a gallon of water The spraying in this case should be done while the trees are ICii LlNG IM-s-- -- ry-Ja-i- wl -- ¬ The first bo helped me and the second gave great relief such as I had never experienced from the treatment of any physician After using six boxes of the medicine I was entirely cured To day I am perfectly well I fel better and stronger than for years I certainly recommend tnis medicine TV nllriT Till lriil-tTirf vr y lnTTinliVJ rhnv- juiiv juaue an iiimiuwi ucioie vLYMAX J SCUDDEE Notary Public Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People are sold by all dealers or will be sent postpaid on receipt of price 50 cents a box or six boxes for 250 they are never sold in bulk or by the 100 by addressing Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady 2sT Y ¬ - them v i ¬ - Late fali or winter is the best time to spray for ithese pests In case of the oyster shell bark louse or theaenefly bark louse the spraying should lie done in the spring and in this case kejtdsene emulsion sJiould be used Itslioultl be diluted at tihe rate of one part of leniul sion to nine or ten of water The tnuspraying- imust be determined b the tine of hatciung- of the insects - dormant and not when in fuli foliage 1 Gd- - - - ¬ ¬ T Lecturer The entire history of the Sprocket world has moved in cycles Philadelphia Xorth AmerWhat make ican When a baby smiles in its sleep its mother says it is talking with tlbe angels but it is really the colic Atchison Globe ¬ CARE OF CHICKENS Ue Succeutfal One 3lust Sot Jlc I I I hurt or destroy allowed to enter the fowls house but should they get in the best thing to da is to pull off your coat and get to work tc promote Se that Afraid of Work your fowls have everything heith nothing that will Vermin should not be ions Greatest comfort discovery of the age Allens Foot Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy Is a certain cure for sweating callous hot tired aching feet Try it to day Sold by all druggists and shoe Btores 25c Trial package FREE Address Allen S Olmstead Le Koy-Y- ¬ Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet Cures painful swollen smarting feet and in stantly takes the sting out of corns and bun- Shake Into Yowtr SliueH ¬ ¬ I Lots of women wish there were more days in the Aeek to attend clubs Washing ton Democrat A slip a sprain lame St Jacobs Oil cures it all the same Many a train of thought ought to be switched into a siding N Y Weekly Wrinkles come with neuralgia Thev with St Jacobs Oils cure of it ¬ - j j What a dry time some of us would have if we got nothing but our deserts X Y Weekly A 4 9 THOUGHT THAT KILLED A E thought I Thoroughly clean and whitewash the house and nests and kerosene the roosts Sitting hens are a great prey to lice Put clean broken straw in the nest take the hen by the legs breast on the floor and rub sulphur through the feathers and let her sit for 24 hours before placing the eggs A day or so before the chickens are due use a g ocd insect powder the same way the su phur was put on Have a dust bath handy and the hen will do the rest When the chicks are hatched look for verm Li on their heads If any rub a small quantity of any fresh grease where DURABLE FARM GATE you see them Do not take the hen It Gives n Substantial Air to All of and newly hatched chicks out of the nest at once but let them brood for a Its SnrrouiuliiiRS a farm gate couple of days Feed the hen the The illustration shows ¬ that cannotsag cannot eave ts moor- chicks dont need anything Keep the ings and gives moreover a substan ¬ 3oungsters out of the early morning tial and finished air to the surround- ¬ dew until ten or fourteen days old ings It is useless to make a gate that Dont feed wet raw eornmeal to spring Feed bread crumbs hard- chicks boiled eggs irranulatcd oatmeal baked corncaue and millet seed When two weeks old shoot the neighbors dog and keep your own cat in the cellar Da- kola Pi eld and Farm ¬ ¬ I- like a pessary Artificial Supports make matters worse for they take away all the chance of the ligaments recovering their vigor wad tone Use strengthens the liga- - ments Have a worlc to do If they grow flabby and refuse to hold the womb iit place there is but one remedy and that is to strengthen v 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 will tone up the uterine system strengthening the cords or ligav 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 thelower abdomen irritability of the bladder and rectumy great fatigue in walking and leucorrhcea should promptly commence the use of Lydia E Pinkhains Vegetable Compound If the case is stubborn write ta Mrs Pinkham Lynn Mass stating freely all symp- ¬ toms You will receive a prompt letter of advice free of charge All letters are read and answered by wo-¬ men only The following letter relates to an xir- iw j UOUOiUV OCVC1C VitiaC JX lHMlcltUltuu Wl tui which was cured by the Pinkham remedies Surely it is convincing Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compotmd and Bleed Purifier cured rac w hen the doc-¬ tors had given me up I had spent lum 9BBPvofPvEiftiSE2 dreds of dollars searching for a ciire but found lit-¬ tle or no relief until I began the Pinkham remedies I had falling- and displacement of the womb so badly that 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 my friends for they all gave me up to die Now many of my lady friends are using Lydia E Pinkhanisjegetable Compound through my recommendation and are regaining health JJKs also cured my little son of kidney trouble I would advise every sufferbJRbman in the land to write Mrs Emma PAXGBORfBilanson Mich Spain according to the war office sta to Mrs Pinkham for aid tistics had sent up to the end of 1896 Melting by Electricity 198047 men and 40 generals to Cuba ABSENT MINDED Prof Elihu Thompson an eminent The deaths in the field and troin yellow fever and other diseases were four gen This Man Carried a Lighted Lamp authority on electric metal working believes that there is no doubt whatever Several Blocks erals and 22731 men and officers absent-mindeof the possibility of melting through An amusing case of In nearly all the great European wars hostilities have begun wiihout a- pre ness wae experienced by a young south masses or iron and steel of even con-¬ vious declaration and the fact is re sider the other evening says the Pitts- - siderable thickness provided there is called that instead of declaring- war burgh Chronicle Telegraph The young time enough to do it and sufficient cur-man is usually of a bright nature but rent is available but he thinks th against Mexico in 1S4G the States congress declared chat a state ot for some time past his iriencls have been paraphernalia which the burglar war a3artady existed as a result of IMexi- - noticing that he does some peculiar- would have to carry along and have at things- - Notlongago he was atarecephis disposal for Ihe attempted work can aggressions tibn and a few minutes before closing would be a sufficient diseoirragement m As ai result of the diseovery made in se- - itself while the time required and th the Kemtgen ray photograplry of the iden time he went to coat coat box and Then he walked risk 0f discovery would be so great as cured his hat and t5tby of itetinic rays of light with those dancingllooraud picked to remove the operation from among which occasion sunstroke it is pro- upstairs to the and walked home with up another coat the possibilities posed to line the British soldiers hem Arriving at his home he arm DealiifeNB Cannot B Cored letwMia strip of ruby colored material it on his he had one coat on and an ¬ found that as the best protection for the brain other on his arm The next day hef ouud by local applications as they cannot reach There is the The tfatalities at Majuba showed that the owner of the extra coat and mutual only diseased portion of the earand way to cure deainess one that is wnfte helmets were dangerous articles explanations followed- and all was well by constitutional lemedics Deafness is of head gear in the sun caused by But that has been eclipsed by his latest cous lining an inflamed condition of the mu¬ of the klustachian Tube When The German war office has recently exploits He had finished his toilet and this tube gets inflamed ou have a rumbling published an official statement of ex started for the street As soon as he sound or imperfect hearing and when it ia periments made with the Mannlicher made his appearance he was greeted entirely closed deafness is the result and rifle caliber 315 to determine the with smiles from everybody who saw unless the inflammation can be taken ont thiiekmess of various materials neces him He walked down the street and and this tube restored to its normal con hearing will sary to afford protection against small could not imagine what made the pass ditioncases out of teu he destroyed forever are caused by catarrh nine caliber small arm projeelales These ersby smile at him Finally he reached which is nothing but an inflamed conditions experiments demonstrated the fact that the restaurant where he takes his meals of the mucous surfaces We will give One Hundred Dollars for any 9 inelves of ordi- - then he realized that he was carrying20yz inches tof sand case of Deafness caused by catarrh that nary earth24 inches of oak timber and something in his hand He looked at cannot be cui ed by flails- Catarrh Cure 10 aiaehes of brick masonry are it and found that he had carried the Send for circulars free V J Cheney Co Toledo O necessary ao allord proteeiuon from lighted lamp from his room and had Sold by Druggists 71c these projectiles Military Gazette walked several blocks along the main Halls Family Tills arc the best Chicago street with it in his hand Whcn a felloAV sct up the diinks do not Another case is cited concerning the be ure that he pajs for them It may come FEMJN1NE PERSONALTIES same young man At the ollice where out of you Washington Deinocrat is employed he has occasion to an- ¬ Of the 12 bridesmaids who attended he Consumption has saved me Pisos Queen Victoria on the da3r of her mar- swer many calls at the telephone One many a Cure for bill S F Hardy Hop ¬ doctors evening he was reading a book in his Dec 2 1891 riage only three now survive room when an alarm clock rang in ai kins Place Baltimore Md r The queen of Cremate is an accom ¬ adjoining room The absent minded A man who has a job the ear round and plished yachtswosaian holds a masters youth got up and commenced to yell is earning a living ought to be happy certificate and is honorary admiral in Hello2 Hello and when the occupant Washington Democrat i i the Xtussian navy of the other room inquired as to the A man humps himself with lumbago Hei Mrs St John wife of theex goversor cause of the yelling the young man said hustles when cured by St Jacobs Oil of Kansas has been appointed oneof the in a sheepish manner Oh I thought Why are you afraid in the dark Atchisoir board of regents of the state agricul it was the telephonebell ringing l -- ¬ TIP - -- a i -- - ¬ ¬ ¬ - 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ -- d- - ¬ jjj - j if ¬ i - ¬ ¬ - - ¬ -- -- - m - 4 ¬ tural college Frau Materna Globe the great Wagner singer has determined to devote herself hereafter to training pupils for the operatic stage especially for Wag nerian roles Ladv Henry Somerset has sent a woman physician and two nurses to at- tend to the medical wants of the women among the Armenian refugees in Bul- ¬ garia The young czarina of Russia has just granted a sum of 100000 rubles toward the erection of residential quarters for the students of the St Petersburg med ical institute for women ¬ ¬ ¬ JS rn- - J V THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK Cattlccominoni elect buichers - Cincinnati 2 8 4 3 hb 3 55 4 03 ti 85 3 35 May 20 3 c0 iC 4 76 6 50 3 50 3 55 3 70 C 4 0 7 03 3 65 9114 I fAfTL10 sood lhx Mixed packer Light shippers SHEEP Ltaoice prins LAMBi FLuUK Winter family GRAIN Wheat No J red So 3 red orn No Oitu No troubled with dropsy ray legs swelling until I could not walk and finally bursting open and hceom- iiigiuuning sores Tliedoc- tors gave inc up and said I could not live At this time I began to use Ayers Sarsapa- I rilla and alter taking fourteen bottles I was able to get out and go to work My leg is still tender and at times somewhat sore hut have no hesitancy in saying Ayers J F Sarsaparilla saved my life HazeL Tallulah La Nov 21 1S95 I was a hoy I was V V 1 X js j rzK ssa M i l k 3 rJ x l f y A j ff J V Ivl j y 4 I I t i 1 f SV1AN o Z ness biliousness backaches and headaches His liver and kidneys were out of order He with disease He was run innrn r health fplt fired and worn out complained of dizzi- - that he could trifle ior tilillilii GATE THAT CANNOT SAG EXCHANGING TA EGGS - mixed pork tf 872 W 38 G2Ya thought to s well by dosing himself with cheap And then came remedies the ending He fell a victim to Brights disease The money he ought to have in- vested in a safe reliable remedy went for a tombstone will not sag and then hang it to supports that soon bend under the weight pulling upon them or lose their foot ¬ ing and slide out of place The gate and gateway here figured are braced from every point as can be seen and so must always remain firmly in posi- ¬ tion It takes more time and lumber to build such a gate but it is time and ¬ j lumber profitably spent Agriculturist 5 American j only remedy which pnysicians universally presence it is onIjr remedy that is back- ¬ the ed by is the only standard remedy in the world for kidney and It iis the liver complaints v sands whom it has relieved and cured THERE IS NOTHING ELSE 5 THAT CAN TAKE BTS PLACE VlrtVWAiVVVftVVVVUVVrVVVVi V the testimony of thou- ¬ JIlNsouri Wasting Money According to a cycling journal the state of Missouri spent ti6oJOO for supervisors in 1S9G to oversee road work the cost of which in itself was only 49000H or in other words an ex ¬ pense of more than 1000000 was in volved in getting less than 500000 ivorth of work done No brooding pen should contain over 50 chicka change eggs of pure breeds for those M Jowls any more than a Jer from scrub LARD Refined sey can snouui oe excnangetl lor yie PORK Mes CATTLE Kirt fi nm a nondescrint cow Whrn A rs HOGi Western quality are sold for hatching they represent INDIANAPOLIS something more than their value foi GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn Na 2 mixed the tabic Those who buy them do nol Oats Na timlxed want eggs but stock the eggs rep LOUISVILLE resenting the embryo young of the de FLOUR Winter patent sired breed Any farmer who procures GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed jjure breeds should be encouraged by Oats Mixed his neighbors as he benefit the whole PORK Mpbs i1 ARD Steam cemmunity Kural World A -- is not unusual to have a neighbor request you to exchange eggs with him and such neighbor may nave been the first to condemn your enterprise in purchasing new blood and pure breeds Av ruin every firmni who steps out- side of th e beaten path or ventures into something betier is at once classed is j a cranic oi i uuow larmer out sooner or later his neighbors will show a will ¬ ingness to oMain his stock if they can exchange with him lie must go to th expense of bringing the stock into the community and if he fails he is set lacking in intelligence but down when he succeeds he receives no credit There is no reason why one should ex - It Practice Which Is Permitted to BAYPrfnieto cnilc Llonrisli Too Freely PKOVlSlONb -- Mes j l II 75 CQ 12 00 i GlA woshty wmm - rdilinJ st1a BTTTTivR Choice dair 3 SL Jj y I 4 J 1 8 50 Primo to cnoice creamery POiAlOkb Per ihl LrjFebo Wheat 1 00 55 a ft i io Ayers Sarsaparilla lM I FLOUR GRAIN CORN OaT- - Winter patent No 1 NEW YORK 4 uorthn - VliUC laRu vVcatern LUK 0 No 2 iniieu Mixed IllCO CHICAGO 798 1 S 76 a x 9 50 05 4 70 trfl I 71 f StANDY CATHABfiTl CiiRKPBSnPATIOI 1 aRCJAT IITGT V aDDUhUlQljI FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2rea No 2 Chicago spring- - 4 CO CUT 7iJi 8 M -- Xll6i5S LaRD iteam PLOUR vri i GiiAiN Wheat Corn Mixed Oat Mixed BALTIMORE Family 8 is 5 3 75 4 25 Na 3 90 7SU 24 4 15 Mi 78 2o 11 50 15 85 30 4 fSS --r SO bootletfree - 4 40 5j 4 f0 4 45 J pie and any ftTT5PSHrPIn t0 c nerer case of constipation Cascarsts aretheldcal UUfllliilUliCiU tire grip or ripcbnt ranse easy natural results iiadigMlBKlia -- i n - mmw waww mn B m m B M ImmmwmlmL DRUGGISTS orltorTorK Id Lzx8 4 Sam t T STEUI1NO 1SE3IEUI CO CUicaeo Montreal Can an 89 24 20 3 75 effe 600 SECOND HAND BICYCLES 5 TO 1- 5Ml makes GOOD AS NEW Mutt be closed out Lists free LAMeiul Cycle Co Chicago ¬ 400 Ui i 9i 2 20 -- Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good in time Sold br druecista CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS llj TJpo 1 W mWmWmWaimtM - HOW TO BUILD WILLIAMS MFC CO LOS ask KALAUAZ00 MICH A N K E iu i 9 25 I 50 WBKTL TI fr- - W M ft WHEN WKITO TO AIlVJSICTJSEiCM please state that ycu saw the Advertises menl la tkix pajer 1657 If -- K r s - t ft iS - SsSEji 4 C S V THE BOUitBON NEWS FRIDAY MAY 211897 CARLISLE -- - y 333Cbtrs T A jjsion -- from Nicholas County Precincts Circuit Court 13 in session Judge jtKiinbrough is holding a chancery ses Culled JSTJSTOTJIlOISiMlESSJTlS FOR STATE SENATOR a- - t FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY s I if i T We are authorized to James M Thomas as a candid ajte the from State Senator Born On the 19th inst to the wife for District Twenty eighth Senatorial af D W Pence nee Lucy Prather a --daughter composed of the counties of Bourbon Montgomery and Clark subject to the The Old Settler meeting will be held action of the Democratic primary elec ¬ in the Carlisle Court House on Saturday tion July 31st -- Jiiue 19lh 1S97 beginning at 930 clock FOR COMMONWEALTHS ATTORNEY Married At the church at Blue We are authorized to announce John jSAck Springs on ilay 19th 1897 jVlr S Smith as a candidate for re election jeGben W McCortuick of Fleming as Commonwealths Attorney for the nd Miss Sadie Endicott daughter of Fourteenth J udical District composed jS T Endicott of Oakland Mills this of the counties of Bourbon Scott county Woodford and Franklin subject to the The members of Daugherty Lodge action of the Democratic party W A M will give a Strawberry and FOR JUDGE JLee Cream Supper at their hall in Car JIMe to morrow from 2 to 10 oclock We ape authorized to announce Wm Eerybody is invited to attend Price M Purnell as a candidate for Judge of Bourbon County subject to the ro cents Married At the residence of B R action of the Democratic party announce We are authorized to JrDiincan on Wednesday May 19th by JKav A S Morrison Mr Geo A Dun ¬ James McClure as a candidate for subject can and Miss Nannie Garter They Judge of Bourbon County party to the action of the Democratic 5iave gone to housekeeping in the Al Peters residence in the West End The We are autnorized to announce T E a large number of useful Ashbrook as a candidate for Judge of friends sent jrand handsome presents Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party May 30th is The Mercury says Decoration Diy but as that date comes on Sunday this year the ceremonies will We are FOR CIRCUITto CLERK authorized announce Chas ije performed on Monday May 31 Preparations are being made by the local E Butler as a candidate for Circuit 13 A R and other citizens to bestrew Clerk subject to the action of the Demorthe graves of our honored dead There cratic party will be no attempt to have a meeting We are authorized to announce T iike we have had for the past two years Circuit a lsit the old soldiers both Blue and Hart Talbot as to candidate for of the the action Gray will march to the cemetery and lcrk subject Democratic party decorate the graves with flowers and ilags The services at the cemetery will announce We authorized be conducted according to the G- A R George are McCarney as to candidate a T JJHr Jiitual for Circuit Clerk subject to the action -¬ - nounce CliftuN Arnsparger as a candidate for re election as County Attorney subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce TWIN 1S OTHERS 9 - 4 vy uel B Rogers as a candidate for County Attorney subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Denis Dundon as a candidate for County At- ¬ torney subject to the action of thu We are authorized to announce Sam ¬ Democratic party We are authorized to annonnce J U Boardman as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party Bourbon Count subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Gar Kenney rett D of Bourbon as a candidate for County subject to Assessor the action of the Democratic party t We are authorized to announce Wm H W haley as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the ac- ¬ tion of the Democratic party ¬ for assessor BEST QUALITIES PERFECT FITS LOWEST PRICES YOU ARE NOW THINKING OF BUYING vr-U - Clay as We are authorized to announce S D a candidate for Assessor of ppind It s -- f ST i if f5f j Ai auu im Tt v ijj A0 u will be of great assistance to you to lojk through our mammoth stock of r rrt We are authorized to announce Will McClintock as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party G mm A w wS7 rt PHli4 CLOIHIH of Bourbon County subject to action of the Democratic party We We are authorized to announce Archie W Bedford as a candidate for Assessor the The Handsomest Line of Clothing Ever Displayed in Bourbon County Have just received carload after carload of choicest novelties in Hough as a candidate for Assessor of I are authorized to announce C We have the lateit styles all col ors all sizes Seeing is free It wont cost you a penny to inspect our 1 ou will be satisfied when you trade at Twin Bros L goods that you get Reliable Goods at Reliable Prices Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party - - 1 A authorized to announce 5 3 George W Bowen as a candidate for FOR surveyor Sheriff subject to the action of the Hop Lee Selling Out At Low Prices We are authorized to announce Benj Democratic party If elected Mr F Bedford Jr as a candidate for W On account of dull business I intend Bownns deputies will be W It will be both pleasureable and profitable to look through this Depnrtmrnt Our slock offeis v ro election as Surveyor of Bourbon irafc in ¬ Mitchell and James Burke tq leave Paris in two weeks I am now i ducements in excellence and variety at such low prices that you will regret if you fail to call County subject to the action of the selling my enti e stock of goods at retail We are authorized to announce Democratic party t low prices for less than I paid for with G W hern Please call and buy something Brutus J Clay Jr Judy and J Smith Clarke as deputies FOR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS and help me raise some money subject to the I have beeu in Paris nearly six years as a candidate for Sheriff party We are authorized to announce Miss We have an entire new stock of Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes in Blacks andTlans very kind to action of the Democratic and many people have been Kate Edgar as a candidate for Best makes 32ie and 1 am sorry to leave but I cant as Superintendent of Public Schools and material at money saving prices FOR COUNTY CLERK 3iiake a living here and I am compelled for Bourbon County subject to the - o move away action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Ed Come and buy something from me I D Paton as a candidate for re election We are authorized to announce Wm yrould do as much for you if I could r as Clerk of the Bourbon County Court E Williams as a candidate for Super ¬ l7our Friend subject to the action of the Democratic intend nt of Public Schools for Bourbon Hop Lee With every purchase at our store you a coupon and when you get 10 worth of coupon tickers vou party County subject to the action of the get free a large handsome glass framed picture Democratic party Presbyterian General Assembly Smytfj Especial care is taken with ladies shirt waists at the Bourbon Steam Land--dr- y oi ttie Democratic party for sheriff We are We are authorized to announce C J Daniel as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party iazu- uuus oGLons uaucos jaces lviusim underwear uoxisets ETYivFvvir3aTT2 rp iyio Handkerchiefs GloVftsTTnlArr TsfA p T mcVc fTn-H-a-i-nc TCTq-sV-i- c -- t on -- FREE gt Only one Democratic party change of cars to Charlotte Quick to announce W We are schedules One fare for the round trip ones as aauthorized for re election C candidate as jailer subject to the action of the iAsk agents for full particulars Democratic party Mr Jones candi- ¬ W C Rinearson fienl Passr Agt Cincinnati O dacy is in the interest of Mrs Landon Ashbrook cent Route is unsurpassed The General Assembly meets May If you want tobuy right if you want to be treated right if you want to save money make our store FOR MAGISTRATE We are authorized to announce vour trading home 20 31 at Charlotte N C The double Samuel T James as a candidate for We are authorized to announce John Cres ¬ Jailer subject to the action of the M Clay as a candidate for Magistrate daily train service of the Queen from the Centerville precinct subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR POLICE JUDGE FOR JAILER -- szion sick headaches 25c Wrights Celery Tea cures constlpa at druggists LH Of No --- Landman M Hotel D Paris 503 sy Ohio Will be at the Windsor W Ninth Street Cincinnati TUESDAY MAY 11TH 1897 -- -- - Optician La ndmaL has been visiting this city regularly for over smtfmKmrm five years and has ad-¬ ll wSsSa 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 HECORD 318 Olark Clays drug store between his Sire of Coleridge 205 Choral 20 Arthur W 211 Claybourne 211 Connor visits and when he makes his regular 212 Clorme 213 Cling 214 Lee 215 and thirty nine others in 230 list visit he will examine your eyes thorough ly and make any change necessary to Sired by CALIBAN 394 Record 234 ygive satisfaction Examination free References Drs W J Fithian Sire of Cyclone 223J the sire of Gillette 211- Dr Sparks 212 Cicerone 2 m iSads Buck Fithian Bowen and C Cyclone Wilkes 214 Cocoon 215 and sixteen others in 230 iD Cram of Paris 1 dam Soprano dam of Eminence 218 Strathbridge 224i Ambryon 219i Su premacy 228 grandam of Red Silk 210 Brown Silk 219 the dam of China Silk 2 216 and of Emeer 228 etc by Strathmore 408 sire of sixty five and of the dams of over seventy from 209 to 230 2 dam Abbess dam of Steinway 3 225 Solo 228 Currency 222 etc by ROUTE Albion BEST LINE TO AND FROM 3 dam by Marshal Ney son of Imp Emancipation Caliban 394 by Mambrino Pilot 29 dam Cassia by Cassius M Clay Jr 22 etc Strathmore 408 by Hambletonian 10 dam Lady Waltermire dam of Marshal All Points in Michigan Ney 2034 by North American 2 dam by Hambletonian 2 C F Clay is a horse of great finish and style in fact as much so as any horse iC White City Special we Know of Is a beautiful mahogany bay with black points and stands 153 hands high His pedigree is full of the richest producing blood which has vear after Best Terminal Station year added new and brilliant performers to the turf for instance Nannie Etti coat out of his dam has given in 1896 Red Silk 210 and Brown Silk 519 the latter the dam of China Silk beyond question the best record 216 jAyoiding The Tunnel f filly of 1896 As a two three and five year old C F Clay was cam- ¬ paigned and landed many good races securing his record of 218 His first crop BOSTON of foals came in his form and for several years afterward he was the leading sire when age of foals was considered His get all possess his grand in Wagner Sleeping Cars dividuality and are especially speedy and as to race horse qualities the perfor- ¬ mances of Coleridge 205 Choral 208 Connor 211 Arthur W 211 and others are too recent and of too much merit to need any comment But few better sires JSBuffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping than C F Clay are now in the stud His colts are not Cars Private Compartment Cars horses as well having probably been awarded as many only trotters but are show premiums at the leading Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars fairs as the get of any horse in Kentucky O F Clay will make the season of 1897 at Emerald Park Stock Farm 5 J miles north of Paris at 35sssSS5P5C5 ¬ returning every second Tuesday in each anonth MlmmM MUflRli rmuu ax vu OXJHU nau We are authorized to announce W H Boone as a candidate for Jailer subSMITH SHOP FOR SALE ject to the action of the Democratic R Adair as a candidate for Police H Judge subject to the action of the QUSE PillTEB party DESIRE to sell my house and lot Democratic party HAVE a well situated 60 acre Bour- ¬ with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ We are authorized to announce Wm bon County farm which to DEG08HTOR We are authorized to announce ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal sell It is well improved I desireany L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of Clark as a candidate for Police Newt For Judge ance in twelve months Bourbon County subject to the action subject to the actipn of the Democratic 434 Main St address Paris Ky particulars address or call For further further particulars E PLUMMER on of the Republican party J party BENJ F SHARON 8jan tf Millersburg Ky ALSO DEALER IN We are authorized to announce John 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky FOR MAYOR H Stewart as a candidate for Jailer Oil Yairnislies subject to the action of the Democratic We are authorized to annorniffi party Ma ¬ Brushes Benj Perry as a candidate for Mayor of the City of Paris subject to Window the action of the Democratic party Will pay the highest price for wool FOR CONSTABLE Glass Etc Call and see us before selling We are authorized to announce W T We are authorized to announce PARIS KENTUCKY 4may 4t Joseph F Williams as a candidate for Brooks as a candidate for Mayor of the Estimates promptly furnished for R B HUTCHCRAFT Constable of Paris precinct subject to city of Paris subject to the action of glass paints painting and decorating the Democratic party the action of the Democratic party Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls promptly answered Your work is -- 23 iEJjs solicited Prices reasonable Deinocratiaparty ¬ We are authorized to announce Wm Remington as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the - BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY C pT Wb are authorized to announce- John A DAUGHERTY BOUSE AND LOT AID BLACK ¬ EMMF Ai ID m FOR SALE I I Paints terials Artists JOHN CONNELLY IT3EOE5E5 Wool Wanted OF CLAY 4766 - Farn impiBUBnts For m -- ¬ BIG FOUR CHICAGO Nashville Exposition HAVE a lot of new farming impleBuy your ticket to Nashville via Cincin ¬ ments which have never been U3ed nati and Queeu Crescent Route to Chatta ¬ that I will sell cheap for cash nooga Visit the historic city and the great 7 double shovel plows battlefields of Missionary Ridge and Lookout Mountain spend a day at the Chicamauga 2 pony plows National Military Park then refreshed and 6 pair double trees ready for new conquests continue the jour- ¬ ney Low rates to the great Exposition in 12 5 tooth cultivators effect via this pleasant route 1 nice surrey The Queen Crescent train service is per- ¬ 1 barouche fect the schedules fast ones the scenery un- ¬ 2 phaeton buggies surpassed anywhere lr you want the journey to be a pleasant one see that your tickets read via Cincinnati J H HAGGARD Queen Crescent G lenns old stand corner Fourth and and C Rinearson G P A Cincinnati O W I ¬ i fcsttoliislxoca imi SATiE - High Streets Paris Ky L N Rates To Nasliville fTOLEBO DETROIT FOR RENT ASSIGNEES NOTICE ST LOUIS ¬ two-year-o- ld two-year-o- ld six-yecr-o- ld ¬ NEW YORK -- Desirable residence six rooms cellar at following rates for the round trip waterworks bath etc Good location April 28 to Oct 15th final limit Nov 7 ROBT S RANSDALL Apply to 1260 April 29 to Oct 30final limit 15 days from date of sale 925 April 27 to Oct 30 final limit 7 days including date of sale 760 THE PATRONS TO ICE MFG- CO OF THE PARIS F B Carr Agt persons having claims against ALL assigned estate of Isaac F We appreciate your past patronage Chanslor are hereby notified to present We are now ready to quote prices for them at once properly proven as re- FRANKFORT next season and will not be undersold CINCINNATI RY quired by law to the undersigned or to by anybody his attorney Harmon Stitt Paris Ky In Effect March 1 1897 Remember our ice is of pure distilled f water E T REES Assignee DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Shannon Mason Co Ky 26fb PARIS ICE MFG CO EAST BOUND Tenn Centennial and International Exposition Nashville Tenn May 1st to Oct 31st 97 L N will sell tickets 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 ofEered 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 well known throughout Central Ken- ¬ tucky Any one wishing to buy the stock as a whole should address Of the firm of Smedley ALEX BUTLER Butler Millersburg Ky ICE ICE - ¬ SSesure your tickets read via FOUR E O McCOKMICK BIG 25 To Insure A Having Oolt J F BARBEE Millersburg Ky vv HAZEL GREEN HERALD fills the 1 a year always in advance The bill EUGENE W JOHNSON editor is a free silver crank but orig- ¬ sSOICITOR AND ATTORNEY IN PAT ¬ inal and up to date Single copies having CAUSES ENT sold as high as 1 each Advertisers are See advertisement in another column strictly in it from the time they 729 New Torlc Ave Washington D C of W J Bryans new book Send subscriptions and The First secure space vlfcce established 1SG8 Charges moderate Battle Send your order to Cscar write for ad rates to Correspondence Requested Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour ¬ Spence Cooper Jmar ljanOS bon county Hazel Green Ky office tf JSriii1 Incomparable The service on the Queen Gen Pass Tkt Agt Crescent fast train North Through Pullman drawing O room sleepers Standard vestibuled day Cincinnati In the story of Jonathan and His coaches lavatories and smoking rooms Continent by Max ORell When you Elegant Cafe parlor and observation cars Jine and one half hours to Cincinnati 10 want to read a real live newspaperTHE U S AND FOREIGN VlTCTrrnC hours to D B MARTIN Passenger Traffic Mgr MADE FAMOUS JLW PROCURED Louisville from Chattanooga O L MITCHEIL Div Passr Agt Chattanooga Tenn 630am Lve Frankfort 643am Arr Elkhorn Switzer 65am Qf FarinersniD Arr Stamping Ground DissQiuiion 702am Arr 70Sam Arr Duvalls 750am Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown 800am 812am Arr Newtown The partnership of Drs Roberts 822am Arr CentreviMe Ussery is by mutual consent dissolved 82Sam Arr Elizabeth All accounts of the firm are payable Arr Paris 840am to Dr Roberts and he assumes the in- ¬ WEST BOUND debtedness of the firm Lve Paris 920am W C USSERY 932am Arr Elizabeth H H ROBERTS 938am Arr Centreville Arr Newtown 948am April 30 1897 Arr Georgetown 1000am Lve Georgetown 1040am 1056am Arr uuvalls 1110am 1o Arr Stamping Ground Arr Switzer llr25am Arr Elkhorn 1135am I 1155am on first mortgage Apply Arr Frankfort 300pm 320pm 858pm 415pm 430pm 442pm 452pm 458pm 510pm 19fe PHIL NIPPERT 348pm 33pm Manager FOR RENT BRICK Ply to cottage Or 5 First class repair rooms v 10 per An Money Loan 500 at The Bourbon News 26mar tf GEO B HARPER Geul Supt FltANKFORT agency for the Cincinnati Daily Times 704pm 711pm Star a most excellent paper and will 725pm have it delivered to subscribers in any C D BERCAW part 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