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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. v - 1 V- - o 4 - - 3 f V v- - - i - - - V - -- f - J I hi 1 TH CHAMP MILLER f H k B R H lH r r In I1 b V S -I-T j - I1 NEWS Established T - -- - MA -- ii Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY JlND FRIDAY feb 3 issi i y SEVEMTEESTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY MAY 28 1897 j j NO 43 1 MILLEvRSBURG Irl B Hick Paper 5 Months 3for5c The excellent quality of CLOTHING PRICE CO are selling and at such extremely low figures is attracting the ATTENTION eS of every citizen of Bourbon county who wants to save money Call at once ana see our 5 Suits well worth 850 Our 750 Suits are of the 1 1 quality Our 10 Suits cannot be bought anywhere else for less than SI 350 Boys Suits s call and from 1 to 5 see our Brownies for Children Straw hats a plenty A full line of Underwear Give us call you will be satisfied 5 4 Burc Fisher Tarr is here from Latbnia Mr John Lay son of Cynthiana is visiting his parents Miss Florence James of Carlisle is visiting Miss Layson Dr C Pope has gone to Ashland to attend commencement J H Thorn sold J N Gamble a of horses at a fancy price Miss Lucy Reese of Mason is the guest of Miss Allie Clark Bobt Salter of Danville is the guest of Wm Savage this week Mr W B McBride of Danville is the guest of Wm Savage Miss Pearl Barnes of Mt Sterling is the guest of Miss Mabel Ball MissSallie McVey of Moorefiald is visiting Miss Anna Conway Jeff M Vimont sold McCliatock Mclntyre 100 fat hogs at 350 Jack Allen of Sharpsburg is ihs guest of J G- Allen this week Marshal Thomas drew the lucky number that won the Judy mare Mr Wm Hinton and wife of Cov ington are guests of T E Savage Miss Mand Spears of Lexington is visiting Mr Alex Butler and family Mrs Mary Baxter of Lexington is the guest of her niece Mrs John Layson Dr GU ett Judy and son Garett of Betnel are visiting T D Judy and family Go to Stiles Stir man for Strasberg and red bermnda sweet potato plants 8 21may 3t cents per hundred Leave orders at Jas A Buglers grocery for home grown strawberries as low as any - News Notes Gathered In And About The of Word and Works five months from June to October inclusive to new sub ¬ scribers only as a trial order for 23 cents andjn addition thereto give each tnal subscriber free a copy of a little book of 64 pages which contains select chapters ofa work by Rev Irl R Hicks which iertdbe the crowning work of his life Thisjfoa rare opportunity for any one to study the storm forecast through ¬ out the season besides the many other good things in Word and Works of inter- ¬ est to eachimember of the family The regular price of this little book alone is 25 centsSend 25 cents and your ad- ¬ dress to JVrd and Works Pub Co 2201 LocustYStreet St Louis Mo Democratic Convention The publishers propose to send a copy Brower Scott Frazee j i Corner Main and Broadway Lexington Ky OFFICE FDRNITDRE - ROLL TOP DESKS STANDING DESKS FLAT TOP DESKS REVOLVING CHAIRS REVOLVING STOOLS - - f -- - ALL THE DIFFERENT WOODS AND FINISHES CORRECT PRICES lfna run ncinnati Rv will June KentuckyWState - 2d the Frankfort Ci- V A 1 ¬ three trains each ajid Frankfort to way between Paris accommodate visitors to the State Con vention Baby Carriages from 450 up WE INVITE INSPECTION the Queen s Crescent Route and George- ¬ town oneTfare the round trin June 1st and 2nd1good to return until Oune 5th P agents for further particu Ask Q lars -- Frankfort June j Democratic Convention 2u Tickets via n i- - BROWER S COTT XjFiXXja3 TgKr F IXAZLL ssr j r- - v - BeauthjuIi in waists laundered Laundrrak- Yes there are for perfeScolor uniformvork Laundi Jpcels P4 C appearance are the by the Bourbon Steam Smytf other laundries but fine finish and most the JBourbon Steam 8my tf Phone 4 -- Buggy Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository on corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we are now prepared to do all kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles such as Ve also keep on hand a select line of new carriages buggies etc X - IjOW Rates ¬ 3t wefck Robt Barnes D R Kimbrough and wife of Cynthiana ar6 guests of J no Jameson this ¬ Baptist Educational Convention Mem ¬ Froi a points phis TenK May 24 27 only in Tennfee Womans Board of Foreign Missions CM Ala E Church Birmingham June 4 12 vi HGftTlv r v-k k- i HAKfWTfiWF - wvuau ja j- -- v ri j SF w pk a fl im IL v a Ata nr j THE RELIABLE CLOTHIERS - Mr Wm Piper of Hutchison workmen to do onr work and insure satisfaction and guarantee the guest of his sister Miss Maggie at 11 Am ritytn W ter Works Association jobs to be first class M F C DpnverrCdl June 8 10 Call and see us P ompt attention to all orders Miss Rosa Dee Allen and Miss Ida Electric Lteht Association Niagara Royce of Sharpsburg are guests of Falls N Y June 8 10 Miss Lucy Allen National Association ofCredit Men Kansas City Mo June 9 11 Rebecca Misses Miss McDonald American Institute of Homeopathy Lula Vansant of Fleming Ashton and are guests of Mr and Mrs Jas Warford Buffalo N Y June 23 28 Ask your agent for particulars and be Mrs Florence Lockhart Rev Gilby sure your tickets read via the Queen Itelly and Mr and Mrs Mehagan were Orescent HIGH ST COR FOURTH PARIS KY guests of Mrs Albert Hawes WednesW C Rinevrson day Genl-Pa-r Agt Cincinnati O -- everything in the vehicle line The public is invited to inspect our Ancieiit Order United Workmen Su- ¬ We have engaged experienced expert was preme tjwiue Milwaukee Wis June 5 stock and compare our prices all i it -- i ¬ a the metal top ott a bicycie iantem The finder will please leave with T M Purnell Mamie Rogers and Mary Misses Tnompson and Mrs Nancy Whaley of Who pay cash like to deal where they can get the benefit of cash Sharpsburg guests of Mrs Claude We appreciate that kind of trade and you can save money by dealing Vimont with us We will make our Fine Black Worsted E P Clark has sold his residence to Mrs Ella Thaxton and has bought the Current property adjoining the male viviu2 - Lost S earhebrjidgeMednesday -r - - - WHe The P tf ow Kate TtrFranlifortSiA i jf Ryr will sell tickets to the State Convention at Fraukfort and return June 1st and 2d limited to the C PRIDE OF PARIS The Best The Whitest Purest and I 4 1i j 5th at one fare C D - Bejicaw G P A Cutaway college Isirig are works of Davis Thomson art and a ornament to am- - honp The pictures being given away by FOR McClintock sold 100 yearling sheep to Moses Kahn Wednes- ¬ day and shipped a car load of hogs to Mclntjre 1M 3LXE3 BY FLOUR PARIS MILLING CO GUARANTEED SACK l 1 ii This will be a saving to you of 10 to S15 Trousers H 35G 4 and up Cincinnati Attorney Judge W M Purnell Assessor McClintock have Dundon and been shaking hands with friends here for several days Mr Wm Purnell wife and daughter and Mr A T Forsyth and wife were guests of Mrs T M Purnell Wednes day and yesterday ¬ Ask Your Grocer For It Take No Other KoypiNEim ill TAR I UBl EVERY idl lb f ill UlMlinullU IdllUI STOUT Manager -MBW I ll Lfc jjunss ibsS Vines mental and Fruit Trees GrapeWe em ¬ Asparagus and Small Fruits agents but sell at hying prices Sirect to the planter Telephone in nursery office Strawberry and general Catalogues on application to 26feb Browning and Miss Anna Goseett of Cynthiana are being entertained by Lizzie and Mary Taylor 1112 Mrs E P Wood and sister Mrs Bet tie Harris of Stanford attended the graduating exercises of the M F C S Mrs Woods daughter was one of the graduates Fred Lansing Myers Oppenhan who took an over- ¬ Cutter H ft MI1T-T Mill 3PHIT M rTMMwaiil dose of morphine here Sunday was The only safe sure and buried Thursday in the local cemetery 01-lll-C-5 -Creliable Female PI3Ii His wife came Wednesday from Mason ever offered to Ladies City W Va LL I especially recommend ed to Miss Bessie Wills of Ma JKBSSm Ask for DE MOTTS PENNYBOSrAIi PIXS and married Ladies Mary Dougherty Cynthiana j slick Miss take no other Mr Jas crABT aPxvvvyv for circular Price 100 per box 6 boxes for 500 P ather and Baker Wood of Mason XR MOTTS CIaEGlVXIC4JLi CO - Cleveland Ohio Mr Lyman Smith Georgetown were guests of Wm Qhauslor and sisters For SaleSBy W T Brooks Druggist t Prof C M Best and wife of the Training School entertained their stu- ¬ dents and 300 invited guests Tuesday evening at lunch at the male College Every one was royally entertained with music etc Mrs Lizzie Ashbrook Miss Lizzie ¬ UL WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED Upon Eveiy and wrapper of the genuine Dr Bells Is printed the above desifrn It Is both trade mark and guarantee a warrant that the medi- ¬ cine contained in the bottle will cure coughs colds and all lung throat and chest troubles more quickly and effectually than any other remedy Pine-Tar-Honey a LOT OP T ll -- Bottle No 1 TOBACCO HOGSHEADS WILL SELL CHEAP -- i r S5v 3E NYROYAL WITH BEST INDIANA WHITE OAK HOOPS rSend DR BELLS -T- W pianos Pine Is ar-Honey TARR TEMPLIN ir THE ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER EVERYTHING Full stock of for Orchard Lawn Orna- ¬ Misses Anna Belle Sue and Bessie Wood Nellie Reese Bessie Bradford Mary Smedley Dorthy Peed Lucy desiring to make small payments down Allen Anna Bright Maude Spears and an equLl and the balance afterwards can secure Grace Giltner and went to number of Millersburg beaux Blue Licks -- - Small Payments It is hot generally known that persons The E E Sutherland Medklne Ce sold by ulldnigglBkJ or sent upon receipt of price Zoc ouc ana i per uuiuc v l dueah By the best yesterday Steinway Hazelton P J Main KIELY st Paris Ky 617 ueen Crescent reaches the 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 S and Jacksonville Through Sleeping Cars to Knoxville Hot Springs B jj and Asheville and from Chattanoogo to Jackson Vicksburg Monroe H F HILLENMEYEB tf Lexington Ky Smith Gabler Barnes Pianos may be bought in this way A smaH ID payment down the Piano delivered 0 when desired and deferred payments U - p Tim Koberts oc arranged to suit buyer Pianos old and new of any makes taken in exchange TTsserv is by mutual consent dissolved payable All accounts of the firm are the m- Co to Dr Roberts and he assumes The commencement ball Wednesday night was a splendid success and had a a larger attendance than for several of years A large number of visitors were present and many beautiful dress- ¬ es were noticed in the throng of dancers The music was furnished by Saxtons orchestra and a delightful lunch was spread at the Conway House Misses Christine and Gary Milam of Maysville Addie Garner of Winches- ¬ ter Katie Vaught of the M P C Allie and Sadie Hart and Fannie Mann of Paris and Messrs Yaucey Freeman of route m - I -- I 1 ilssolntiei 4v- Panners tednessofthefirwcussERy Ernest Urchs and 123 April 30 1897 HH ROBERTS 121 West Fourth Street CINCINNATI O Lexington and Albert Hinton Frank Walker Cha3 Winn C D Ray J W Bacon and Dr M H Daily of Paris composed a merry house party which was entertained from Friday until Mon ¬ day by Dr and Mra W MMiller t and Shreveport Through Tourist Sleepers to Ios Angeles and San Francisco Choice of Routes to Texas Mexico and California fcrr via New Orleans or via Shreveport Misses Childrens and Infants Short Line from the Blue Grass Cities to Cincinnati Shoes that are made like with every accommodation to patrons Spring Heel Free Parlor 3v rJt vyl i t3 The finest lire grown up peoples Every pair brim Cars Lexington to Cincinnati Cafe Parlor and Observa- ¬ HSSls ever shown in Paris ful of style and quality and will out- ¬ tion Cars between Cincinnati Lexington and Chattanooga wear their purchase price every time -¬ ISsm Sip - gwlr RION CLAY Chaa JDiv Passr W Zeli Agt Cincinnati 0 W QPA C Einearson Cincinnati 0 2rJ 1 -- J J-V- - y v- - -- l - - ft iir - t v X y f v if 3 - Q 2 t THE EOURBOJf MEWS FRIDAY MAT 28 1897 if til 1 A THE BOURBON NEWS y- LESS PEACEFUL Turkey Sending Seven Thousand More Troops Into Thessaly Porte Preparing a Petition to Bo Signed by Inhabitants of Thessaly Prayinc to ¬ THE SUPPLIES AN AMENDMENT Frosri Ex- ¬ AN OFFICER F v Seventeenth Year Established IS8I3 Published Eyery Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP and Owners BRUCE MILLER f lrM For American Citizens in Cuba Ample ¬ Representatives of Tobacco Manufac To the Tariff Bill Providing for an turers Meet In the Capitol port Bounty on Farm Products 27 the Commiigary Department of the Regular Army May Take Charge of the Relief Supplies Cascarets stimulate liver kidneys wad bowels Never sicken weaken or gnpe iuc J J f 1 - - i t V 8 1 K kJ hl CYCLING AND THE HEART Bo Placed Under Turkish ORulo In vaders Driven Baclc by Greeks Englisli Doctors Idea of tlie Effec of the Popular Exercise London May 26 The aspect of eastDr Herschell an English physician has written a hook in which he at ern affairs is less peaceful to Turkey is Thessaly tempts to show the effect upon the sending 7000 more troops and it is said that the sultan has prom- v cu jL not to relax his hold UCACitT ised X jae is mucu opposeu wj luuiug uuu ucv uponhis ministers that province clares that fast riding hy children is The note of the powers certainly 3angerous and almost sure to affect theb does not yield on a single point and health later in life states even that the peace conferencet Gen E McAlpin of New York was The cyclists who habitually ride long must be held at Constantinople and chairman and T E Allen sec- ¬ distances must now be considerable not at Pharsalos but the sincerity of retary Among those present were The number oi both Germany and Russia is doubted representatives of every important to- ¬ says Dr Herschell individuals who make a profession oi and any sign of dissension among the bacco producing or manufacturing cycling is rapidly increasing particular- powers makes more obstinacy on the point in the country Resolutions ly that class who travel over the coun part of the sultan unanimously adopted which were try attending meetings These will av It is reported from Vienna that Em- briefly cite the injury inflicted upon erage two or three races a week for peror Nicholas has advised King the trade by the frequent changes of six months in the year and as they George for his own safety to appoint the tax rate and protest against the are handicapped according to their for- a military governor with exceptional adoption of the senate amendment mer and previous performances such powers and to concentrate 8000 picked Meeting adjourned to present the races are usuailly hotly contested troops at Athens resolutions at the capitol A dispatch to the Daily News from club has The senate committee on finance Among amateurs every large Constantinople says the porte has pre- has agreed upon the following amend- ¬ its record for long distances against pared apetitition in Greek and in ments to the chemical schedule of the time by the Turkish The in It is an open question whether we tants of to be signedpraying inhabi tariff bill dyes isparagraph to regard to be to coal tar Thessaly changed read as should allow little children to cycle placed under the rule of the sultan Coal tar dyes or colors and follows They are all eager to do so as they The Athens correspondent of the all products or preparations of coal see their elders crazed upon the sub- SfaTirloi rl cntrc fh nnwprQ 1mvf nnrffi tar by whatever name known not esject and the cycle manufacturers are Greeje thathe will not be al pecially provided for in this act 25 per fostering the idea by placing on the lowed to evade the conditions of the cent ad valorem market diminutive wheels Of course armistice Consul General Lee cabled the state eyeliner for short distances with low A dispatch to the Standard from department Wednesday from Havana 1 gear ana trequent rests can ao a enna Berlin savs the powers including amount of supplies he no manner of harm But to insure this jurkeVj have assented to the appoint that thehand there for the relief has of now on constant supervision is necessary My ment 0f prince Francis Joseph of American citizens in distress is abund¬ experience is that when a boy learns Battenberg as governor general of ant and will last for some time Pre- ¬ cycling he does not confine himself to Crete sumably this statement applies to all wharb would be harmless to him but is The correspondent of The Times at the consulates for the consul general even more inclined to do it than grown- - Athens says has been in consultation with his sub- ¬ up people When out with a party The torrent of recrimination de ordinate consuls on this very matter he will of necessity have to keep up nunciation and bitter invectives which by direction of the secretary of state with his elders and when alone he tries was checked by the fear of the imme- - At any rate the department will now to break records The average boy has diate Turkish advance to Athens has pause before moving further in the very lofty ideals in the way of ath- - broken out afresh now that this direction of distribution qf re- ¬ by lief removed has been letics I read in the cycling papers danger steps Tuesday were be ¬ The authors of gun to hurry forward supplies the armistice quite recently of a little boy who at equally with from this country to Cuba just war policy the mature age of four has taken to tn are the path Whateffect will the continu- - thse who are held responsible for the as soon as Gen Lee was heard being dragged before from disasters Gen Sullivan commissary ous high pressure in the arteries of this ba5 f Pbl opinion bo far as general had selected one of his most infant have upon the development of is his circulatory system Timeonly will the official eulprits are concerned itap- - experienced assistants Capt Davis lieved show We have at present no data upon point a that the government willpun- - who rendered such good service at commission of inquiry to Memphis in the relief of the flood suf which to form an opinion as it is prob- - ish the guilty A thorough f f ferors to go to Cuba with the supplies ably the first time m the history of ambulance and commbis if necessary and distribute them under tim in the world that the problem has been sariafc deparfcments will DroDabiy en the general plans of Gen Lee The presented to us and that anything like tail scandalous disclosures New York commissary depot was to cycling has become a factor m the evo- The Ethnike Hetairie is bitterly purchase the supplies Then Mr R lution development and growth of our denounced and the government is A Smith a director in one of the children When we allow a child to urge to seize its funds to confiscate steamship lines plying between New ride long distances upon a cycle we are its stores and arms and to compel it to York and Havana had offered free carrying out a physiological experi- - render an account The government transportation to Cuba of the supplies ment which although possibly of in- - is not likely to accede to this sugges- - and every thing was in trim to begin terest from a scientific standpoint must tion because many persons prom moving as soon as word came from be utterly unjustifiable inent in political life are closely con- - Gen Lee The amount of disease which will nected with the organization and the Now however the department will be produced by cycling in the near fu- - hetaria conscious of its strength has wait until Gen Lee notifies it that ture rests with that large body of fam- - decided to remain silent and to pre- - there is further need for relief before ily physicians whom I am addressing serve its mysterious and invisible putting its plan into operation Possibly smitten with 5n thH essay They must insist upon character The president has commuted to im ¬ mnVJnn compunction however the society prisonment for life the sentence of 11Xt1 xiinuiuuii 01 the ngarl of every patient over middle age has donated 60000 drachmas for the qeatn imposed upon Dennis Davis relief of the Thessalian refugees This convicted in the western district of who may be taking up cycling Having made such an examination is apparently the best justified item of Arkansas of murder and sentenced to its expenditures the practitioner will be in a position allAthens May 426 A dispatch from be hanged July Washington May 2ft The first vote to allow the patient to cycle without Lamia Tuesday says that 300 Chegs in- ¬ in the senate on the tariff bill occurred restraint or to put an absolute veto truded upon the neutral zone but were upon this form of exercise or to lay driven back by the Greek gendemaria on Senator Vests amendment to re- ¬ down rules for its safe indulgence and The Crown Prince Constantine has duce the rate on borax to three cents to prescribe the daily amount the pace stronglv protested against this intru- - per pound The amendment was de- ¬ feated yeas 20 nays 34 and other details which may enable the sion as a violation of the armistice Washington May 27 Civil Engi¬ patient to use the cycle not only with Vienna May 20 The Nue Freie impunity but even with advantage On Presse publishes a dispatch from Con- ¬ neer R E Peary has been detached duty at his part every intending cyclist will stantinople Tuesday saying that Ger- fromgranted the New York navy yard five years leave of abbe well advised if he consult his medi ¬ many has finally approved the condi- ¬ and cal adviser and be thoroughly over tions of peace and that the identical sence This action has been taken by Secretary Long to enable the officer to hauled before commencing- to learn note of the powers on the subject was prosecute his Arctic explorations Chicago Times Herald presented to the Turkish government Washington May 27 The most Tuesday significant development in GOUGED GOLD PIECES Germanys action is regarded as be-- forecasting for years making weather¬ it possiSlciHfnl AVorlc Done by Coin Sweaters ing highly prejudicial to the prospect ble to forecast for a period at least 16 J of on tlie Pacilic Const a speedy conclusion of peace as hours longer than at present and more One of the most puzzled men in town it leads Turkey to believe the powers accurately has been attained by the is a Montgomery street restaurant are disunited and encourages opposi- - weather bureau and soon will bear keeper who recently took in a 20 gold tion practical fruit This is the result of ex piece which filled all the ordinary re¬ Patrol Wagon Collides With an Electric periments with kites flown at distances quirements of genuineness so far as a Car one to two miles above the surface of superficial test could reveal the true Chicago May 26 Four police offi- ¬ the earth which have been quietly facts But a few days ago a banker cers and one patrol wagon driver con- ¬ conducted in this city for some stepped into his place and saw the 20 nected with the Fiftieth street police weeks Daily readings have been piece which the restaurant man had station were seriously injured Tues- ¬ taken at this altitude and the received only a short time before The day night in a collision between the fact has been established that shifting banker had a queer look in his eyes as patrol wagon and an elecric car The of the wind occurs at a mile level he took the coin and rapped it sharpty collision occurred at Fiftieth street above the earths surface from 12 with his knife and the restaurant an Indiana avenue and at the time to 16 hours before the same change keeper had a stranger expression as he fcne driver of the patrol wagon was of direction occurs on the sur This is due to the same forces saw his supposed 20 piece break into urffmff his horses on a dead run in face answer to an alarm of fire from Forty which operate to cause wind shifts to two pieces third street and Calumet avenue The produce a storm one condition being How is this he demanded The banker answered It is the same wagon with its occupants was thrown dependent on the other Secretary of Agriculture Wilson has taken great old game I had one of these pieces to the sidewalk and demolished interest in the experiments which anyself and since then I have tested Will Xot Go to Spain were made by Moore of the gold pieces of the 20 denomination very Philadelphia May 26 Ex United weather bureau Chief his consultations and carefully If that Lad been genuine States Senator George F Edmunds with Prof Moore have resulted in the my test would not have broken it Tuesday emphatically denied the pub formulation of a policy which will Then the restaurant keeper and the lished renort that h had hpon nflfarprl make weather predictions more valua- ¬ Danicer carefully examined 11 together the Spanish mission by President Mc ble in the future The outside of the gold piece was all Kinley When asked if he would ac- rignt seemingly wnen tne dissevered cept the position if it were offered Animals Burned to Death parts were placed together The mill him he said am averse to holding I Columbia S C May 27 The barn ing seemed to be up to the standard any public office and have no inclina- ¬ and stable of George Crossland Senator-The weight was correct tion to go abroad in any capacity elect McLaurins brother in law But the inside of the piece was half near Bennettsville were burned by an The Statehousc i ill Vwtoed filled with a composition which was not incendiary There Jackson Mins May 26 The gov- - GO head of horses were in the stables the customary a old and alloy Still mules cows and closer examination revealed that tlie 2rnor Tesday returned to the legisla hogs all of which were consumed gold had been sawed through with ex- ture without his approval the bill pro- Destructive Pire in Norway quisite care and skill just inside of the viding for the building of a new state house at a cost of 750000 The gov-¬ Christiania Norway May 27 The milling Then the milling had been reernors objections to the bill are of town of Levanger about 35 miles moved and from tlie interior of the on the piece some of the gold had been ex such a nature as to permit of a remod ¬ northeast of Trondhjem eling of the bill and it is thought an Trondhjem Fiord has been almost Tacted and the baser composition was made to take the place of the more amended form of the measure can be completely destroyed by fire The con- ¬ precious metal Then with equal deft- passed at the present extraordinary flagration has swept away four fifths of the buildings and still raging ness and skill the milling had been re- session placed and soldered in some way and Obstreperous Prisoner Subdued by a Was Sadie Burks Murdered Woman the trick was done San Francisco Call Huntington W Va May 27 The Kewanee 111 May 26 John Kane body of Sadie Burks was found in the Baby Wouldnt Mind a prisoner in the county jail attacked Mamma Bobby look out Youll Deputy Sheriff Stiers and was worst- ¬ Ohio river near the city wharf There Srop the baby ing him when Mrs Stiers appeared are marks of violence on the body Bobby Thats just what Im trying with a revolver She put the pistol to which indicate murder and arrests to do H he dropped from Heaven as the prisoners head and told him that will probably follow soon It was vou said ne cant mind this little fall she would kill him if he made any thought she had suicided Brooklyn Life more trouble Kane submitted and Cincinnati Man Killed in Buffalo was nut in irons Buffalo N Y May 27 Edward C HiH Iiist Shott was killed by a Lake Shore train Jack That man has many prominent Freedom or Roman Catholics Wednesday Letters and newspaper people on his visiting list Rome May 26 The Osservatore Ro ¬ clippings in the dead mans pockets in- ¬ Kitty Is he a society leader mano announces that Emperor Nich- ¬ ¬ that Jack No hes a collector of bad olas has madespecial provision for the dicatethat hehe had friends in Cincin nati had attained somepromfreedom of Roman Catholics in Russia Inence as a pugilist lebts y ¬ -¬ Jl Eepresenta Washington May tives of practically all the tobacco manufacturers in the United States with the exception of the cigar manu- ¬ facturers met here Wednesday to pro- ¬ test against the proposed advance of two cents a pound in the tax on tobac- ¬ co contemplated in the senate amend- ¬ ments to the tariff bill There were present and represented about 150 manufacturers The total tobacco output exclusive of cigars of the United States is about 500000000 pounds annually and of this amount 250000000 pounds was represented ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ pte ¬ -- I - T I I j j - j V If stiff and sore St Jacobs Oil will cure dent on the suggestion of Secretary you Wont lose a day The cure is sure Examination and Classification of Kali Alger is considering the plan of as way Lands in California Representa ¬ signing an officer from the commissary business as they trade Some tives Visit the Tennessee Centen¬ department of the regular army to horses men do Globe Atchison nial Exposition Confirmations take charge of the assembling of relief supplies for Americans in Cuba This When bilious or costive eat a Cascaret Washington May 26 Senator Can- department- is trained in handling of candy cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 2oc non of Utah Tuesday introduced an supplies and has advantages in increases ourxon The amendment to the tariff bill providing contracting for large quantities fidence weakness of othejs Y Weekly N in ourselves for an export bounty on wheat corn Df necessaries Through the good flour tobacco and other farm products officers of the Spanish government it Knocked out by lumbago Its because By way of an equalization to agri- is probable that in the event it is de- you dont cure it with St Jacobs Oil culturists of the benefits of this the cided to send food supplies to Cuba in tariff act When some folks do not know what to addition to the remittance of money say they quote Latin This act is the result of a conference our government will be able to send of silver republicans populists and much more than would be the case if some democrats which may be said tc ivLty were exacted upon the goods imrepresent the sentiment of an element ported An intimation has been given which puts silver above all other legis- that be will supplies such lation The import- ¬ Because the nerves are admitted duty free Senator Hansbrough from the com- ance of this remission can be weak and easily excited mittee on public lands Tuesday re- perceived when it is realized that the and the bodv is in a ported the bill for the examination duty on flour is 450 per barrel or feverish and unhealthy condition Nerves and classification of the lands within about its original cost In other are fed and nourished by pure rich blood- sweet refresh the railroad grants in California The words the 50000 appropriation will Hoods Sarsaparillait purities and enriches ing sleep because bill authorizes the appointment of a be practically doubled in value by the the blood and builds up the system commission to conduct the classifica- saving of tariff reductions tion which is to be made with special It was said Monday afternoon that reference to the mineral or the president would begin to plan the character of the lands It author- ¬ details of the distribution so the subthe One True Blood izes the rejection of any claims on be- ject doubtless will come before the Is the best in factsix for 5 Get onlyPurifier Hoods All druggists half of the railroad companies which full cabinet at its regular meeting ills easy may cover mineral lands Washington May 25 The repub- HrnrPc Pillc cure liverto operate to c takeeasy i 1UUU a The senate Tuesday confirmed the lican caucus Monday emphasized the following nominations Brig Gen fact that there is a wide divergence of John R Brooks to be major general opinion among the republican senators m George B McLaughlin of Montana on rates of duty fixed in the various to be agent for the Indians of the schedules of the tariff bill- The Blackfoot agency in Montana Joseph senators were in caucus nearly four H Gaines of West Virginia to be hours The only official announceUnited States attorney district of ment that was made after the caucus West Virginia A M Ketler postmas- adjourned was that it was decided to appoint three senators in addition to ter jit Bennett Pa 50 members of the house the republican members of the finance More than Df representatives many of them accommittee who are to act as commit- ¬ companied by wives and other mem- ¬ tee to assist in getting the tariff bill bers of their families left the city at 6 through the senate It was generally however that stated oclock Tuesday evening in a special vvery ingredient in train over the Southern railway for an agreement had been reached that there should be no set speeches Nashville Tenn to visit the centen Hires Rootbeer is health nial exposition The party is in charge on the bill from the republican side giving The blood is of LS Brown the general agent of the except that cf Senator Aldrich which improved the nerves A resolupassenger department of the South- is to be delivered Tuesday soothed the stomach ern railroad and the trip will be made tion or memorandum offered by Senbenefited by this delicious via Asheville Knoxville and Chatta- ator Burrows was agreed to by those beverage nooga Congressman Gains of the present which sets forth that the sense of those present there not being Nashville district accompanies the visitors and will see that nothing is a full attendance of the caucus was undone to make the trip a delightful that republican senators having one The itinerary of the trip has amendments to offer should pre ¬ Rootbeer been so arranged as to give the excur- sent them to the republican memQuenches the thirst tickles sionists opportunity to enjoy the beau bers of the finance committee and if the amendments are approved tiful scenery through which they will the palate full of snap sparkle by the committee they are to be pass and effervescence A temper Washington May 26 The tariff offered in the senate If disapproved ance drink for everybody bill was taken up in the senate at 2 the senators presenting them are to Hade onlr by The Charier E nires CoPhiladelphfa A packag makes five gallons oclock Wednesday Senator Vest gave have the right to submit them to the notice that when the paragraphs were republican caucus which is to be read he would move to strike out the called upon each schedule if amendprovisions relating to beer manufac ments to it are proposed The finance to V tured tobacco and snuff and cigarettes committee is to hold sessions each Senator Aldrich on behalf of the evening for the purpose of hearing republican members of the senate propositions from republican senators committee on finance Wednesday gave and to decide upon the advisability of to notice of 32 additional amendments to presenting such amendments in the the tariff bill which will be offered as senate fTha nV Arf rt fViii nvrmnsif inn is to the bill progresses Senator Aldrich 9then opened the debate for the repub- prevent the republicans from dividing S upon various schedules which might licans be presented The necessity of this SIXTEEN FISHERMEN arrangement was developed by the to to And 2300 from ST LOUIS is Adrift in Their Dories Pound Watery debate and the various contentions of the rate that will be made by th Graves or Have Been Picked Up by Some senators ¬ ¬ Washington May JCor Americans in Cuba 25 The presi ¬ Waen a man is trying to experiment he does not want to be asked about it - r- - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Cant Sleep ¬ Why - ¬ ¬ non-miner- al ¬ OlfSar nuuu o 1 pariila ¬ ¬ rma ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ m ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I W ¬ Chi cao to - well iforniaf Passing Stenmer ¬ ¬ - men of this town who sailed on the schooner Joseph E Johnson for the fishing grounds on the west bank 200 miles off the Nova Scotia coast three men came back on the schooner when she rounded the point Tuesday morn ing with her flag at half mast The other sixteen are still adrift in their dories off the western bank have found watery graves or happily have been picked up by some passing 19 ¬ Provinceton Mass May 26 Of the steamer ¬ All 16 put off from the schooner early Friday morning but the fog that set- ¬ tled down over the ocean three hours later swallowed them up and then after three days of waiting it lifted but no trace of the men could Capt Biers discern from the masthead of the schooner Sunday morning there be ¬ ing no trace of the boats course was During this set for Provincetown time the three men on the schooner were without sleep and they reached here nearly exhausted A number of Did fishermen here are of the opinion that the men will be seen again either being picked up or rowing to the main- ¬ land of Nova Scotia almost 200 miles to to tive McMillan of Tennessee Monday to to introduced in the house a resolution to providing for the consideration o the to senate resolution on recognizing the to For tbo Christian Endeavor Convention in t It will also apply to direction A belligerency of the Cuban insurgents to Julyuolntn and in the reverse intermedi- ateHave you visbed to visit the SOUTHav from day to day until disposed of Vin romorlrnhlo ripnltn vofsnrta r TtTOCT to the irrigated farms and orchards the was referred to the to new mining camps now attracting a mul- ¬ The resolutions gold seekers committee on rules but it is not likely to titude of the stupendous the towering chasm of the to Kockies the Grand Canon of the Colorado Siver val- ¬ that the committee will consider it far famed marvels of mountain and blue decide for The majority leaders will ley on that western shore where the Tlen take this by themselves when it is proper to act on to Pacific rolls learn all about Itopportunity ¬ address You may ing any agent of the Santa Fe Route or the resolution undersigned Washington May 25 The presi- ¬ to the to C A KIGG1NS dent approved the Cuban relief resolu- ¬ to W J A BLACK F A 0 1 A T Is S Hj 0 P A tion Monday afternoon The 50000 Washington May 25 Representa Santa Fe Route i which is to feed starving Americans and bring home those who wish to come home will be distributed under the supervision of Assistant Secretary Day Room 145 9th 8uTopelia Ivan Jarksoti Hoom 1345 Gt Northern Bldj Chicago e A Washington May 25 The tariff bill did not come up in the senate Um 600 i distant Ac - i mfn bf- ing picked up it is acknowledged that steamers during this portion of the year take a more southerly course to avoid the ice and the men when last seen were some distance north of the so called steamer Lane Another fisherman may however rescued the Vio rr-i nhilTfi rf tViA ibpecial Vlearhia sale Monday morning as expected owing MwrSm vWJriv79 jSnip anyvrhero on approval wHWETTT to the death of Senator Earle of South HV7 K rv oWe will rirt irroaariMe irrat In each town rut on of iisplt whf1 Immediately following the Carolina io lucroaqcc una uur rtpatRn U well known throughout the country reading of the journal Senator Earles Write at once for our tpeeUl offer death was announced and the senate L B HEAD CYCLE CO Wabash Ave Chicago adjourned in respect to his memory The house adjourned at 1225 p m on account of the death of Senator Earle of South Carolina NOTICE on ITAHE THUS President Has Power to Remove Office LABEL uP mTml r Hud Wfaccla Al-lMakes Goodasnxw 5 to 915 Hew High Grade 96 models fully guaranteed Si 7 to 225 Second BICYCLE 111 JHARTSBOnNSSS AITOQET V ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ court tice Peckham handed down the opinion of the court in the case of L E Parsons late district attorney for the Northern district of Alabama appealed from the court of claims The men decision was adverse to Parsons claim Duic Up Soldiers of 1S13 was entitled under Section 709 Upper Sdusky 0 May 26 A that he of the revised statutes to hold his ofwalnut box containing the bodies of fice for four years notwithstanding the several soldiers of the war of 1S12 presidents order of removal was unearthed Tuesday during the Vanderbilts Enterprise in Russia excavation for the new courthouse St Petersburg May 25 The Odes The bones of an Indian of immense sky Listok of Odessa aanounces the The proportions were also found a mili cominir arrival xnere or one oi tfe soldier remains will be given who according to tary burial on Decoration day by Vanderbilts is about to start a that big Company B officers of the Second newspaper works at Baku Russian naphtha regiment assisting The Novoe Vremya Transcaucasia commenting on this statement proSpecial Election August lo Indianapolis Ind May 26 Gov tests vigorously at theof increasing in- ¬ the Mount Tuesday morning issued a call vasion by foreigners they naphtha the forfor a special election in the Fourth fields and says that to create a congressional district to be held Au- - eigners will not hesitateprejudicial to be gust 10 to elect a successor to the late monopoly which will Russian national industry Congressman Wm S Holman ed States supreme ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Washington Holders May 25 In the Unit- ¬ Monday Jus- ¬ THEGENUINE lARTSHOBN S75 RDEA S 50 i BICYCLE Western Wheel Works CATALOG VE mvJ CffCAGO FREE LLAfOfS Steel and Wooden shipped on to - reliable parties a steel llned nrr v a Krrr trial cT trzx- Ttmrnro n nptttt v - AND PRICES 3 1U CCJ jc UXb v-l-- VV Ferdian Machine Shoos- Box K MERIDIAPJ MISS HOW TO BUILD WlLUAfdS MFC CO M E XEWIS Xecc ¬ ¬ ask MICH KALAMAZOO sa for T M 1ST 9J T rfe TT t an SOLDIERS A for ATJ S AS2StJ JJ J Fco Keiprrpil Klaim i increase I 1 I for Export Washington May 25 The treasury Boston May 26 Insurance Com-¬ missioner Merrill has instituted pro- department at 11 oclock Monday re- ¬ HAT COAL STOCK GHAUT ASH COTTON SCALES ceedings to put the Franklin Mutual ceived a telegram from New York BUFFALO NTS Y Fire Insurance Co into the hands of a stating- that 31150000 in gold coin had 11 HaMt cured komewitnoutimin BooJco receiver It has Sl351354 of- insur been withdrawn from the sub treasury also that 1250000 in gold KBU WOOLIJaYMJ an ce in force The company wa or for export Atlanta Ga had been obtained from banks making ganized in 1829 MSCOYEEY sires the total shipments for Tuesday 2400 DROPSYKEWkrclief Cabinet Crisis in Peru cases benOtorboolc of testimonials and curesworst 000 and A cabinet treatment Prcc Drlt II GUKEXS SOS8 XO davn Lima Peru May 2G McKinley Congratulates Victoria crisis is probable and it is believed YES WE USE IT YUGATAH Washington May 25 The presi that Enrique Rustamenta Y Salazar will be the premier of the new cab tlent Monday morning sent a cable A N Iv E 16SS net He was minister of war of the message to Queen Victoria congratu lating her on the celebration of her WHEN WRITlxo nr - o 123 Dandamo provisional government To Go Into the Hands of a Receiver Ztfore Gold ¬ f a - VI Mctonclcfc Pacco SuccesB or no k Sons Cincinnati O and WashInStoiu fee iC T jwww V4U11UD liillMIlKII Weeks Seals Works OB 11 int - - ¬ J ¬ -- Up-to-Da- te - 79thbirthdav iTffiS-a-SKS- S rrr V mm 1 i4tlfrrii himiiii Hip ff Mai I y iw termrrqsfsv M lOiUM tttti 4- K r -- MLS ft - - n T - 5 4 i THE BOURBON NEWS PMDAZ MAT 28 Tugalco -- 1897 V i I MSffl JT 1 The responsibility now de- - though wearing the uniform and hold ¬ they might have overlooked before the THE GREEKS FIFTY FIFTE CONGKESS volving upon him was the only tiling ing the commission of the United States lesson of the day the soldiers slowly for a Possible Renewal at enabled him to resist an almost fcad refused to come to the aid of the j obeyedthe Unusual summons Burns Preparing Turkish brigade Startsof th Extraordinary Session War A got hisMantern and quickly called the Phourka Armed With Mauser Klfleafoi Washingion May 2L Senate Tho lonff overwhelming sensation of depression efficers of the law the and disgust Marching at route step I ought to be back by nine oclock roll Fotir men failedto respond Leav- - London May 27 The Athens cor- and excitingadebate ofonwar injoint resolution ¬ recognizing state Cuba and de ¬ back to camp he had held brief and was the message the captain told Cor fhgthe company stiH m line the ser ¬ respondent of the Times says claring lhac strict neutrality shall be main- ¬ low toned conference with Sergt Burns poral Cunningham to take out to camp geant hastened to the tents for the It is believed that complications tained by the United States passed the sen- and learned something of the circum- ¬ but Cunningham was the ingenious absentees Tw o of the number were have arisen owing to the advocacy of ate by the decisive vote of 41 to 14 at a late afternoon The announce- ¬ stances that led up to the events of the youth who first accosted Mr Lambert found placidly sleeping Two were away some of the powers including Russia hour Thursdayvote was received with tu- ¬ of the Old man Potts said the ser- ¬ on his arrival that morning ncd Burns entirely Privates Itiggs and Murphy of a Turkish occupation of Thessaly ment day multuous applause and drew from Sen- geant was a character He owned a hod nearly shaken the life out of him If Em not mistaken I saw three until the indemnity is paid and to ator Hawley an emphatic protest¬ The resoluplace half way over towards Quitman when he heaird the story the men were shadows said Lambert as the sergeant Englands firm resistance to such a against mob demonstration Resolved eta tion as passed is as follows The Greek government is that a condition public war exists between and so near the county line that nobody passing from lip to lip Cunningham made his report What would the cap project preparing for a possible renewal of the the government of Spain and the government It no longer will find favor wThether he rightfully belonged was a young fellow with a better opin- ¬ lain do if he were here knew send a patrol of As it now does in your eyes proclaimed and for some time maintained by to Quitman or to Chittomingo When ion of himself than his employers The captain never had a night roll war A dispatch to the Times from La force of arms by the people of Cuba and that he was wanted in one he dodged to seemed to entertain and though fair ¬ call sir but he wouldnt send a patrol Then your ears we beg you ladies the Dnited States of America shall maintain To this prayer of ours incline the other Two of his sons had been ly educated in the public schools and in Thatsonly a good way of not ketchin rissa says the impression is general a strict neutrality between the contending And forthwith against a fashion killed during the war and the two a business college of his native city a men unless the3re too drunk to run among the Turkish troops that there parties according to each all the rights of That Is barbarous combine younger were prominent both as citi- ¬ fondness for Bowery life and associa ¬ It wouldnt be of much consequence will be more fighting A brigade of belligerents in the port3 and territory ot -the Yes speak out as you are women Adjourned until Mondiyzens and skylarkers for there was tion with Bowery boys had undermined only for that man Biggs bein one of Redfi has started for Phourka armed United States And the welcome news impart Hotjse Cuban affairs furnished the bouse Birds no longer shall be butchered no miscniel or frolic going on tliey his usefulness He enlisted after los ¬ em Hes a troublesome case If the with Mausers and a dispatch to the with a day ot bitter partisan debute The Tnat your bonnets may be smart werent mixed up in Sergt Burns ing his situation and coming to Closes lieutenant approves of it Ill sent Sergt Standard from Athens says that the resolution appropriating 250000 for the relief London Truth didnt believe in kuklulc thereabouts company when clerks were hardly to Watts and a couple of good men without municipal authorities have conferred of American citizens was adopted without a endeav- ¬ dissenting vote but the the but the colored folks and the deputy be had at any price was put into The arms They can find whoevers out the freedom of and city upon Gen Bic ored to force consideration democratstne Mor- ¬ also of Garibaldi marshals did and so the soldiers were compan3 office instead of the awkward What I dont like about it is that some- coti Italian socialist Amilcare Cipriani gan resolution for recognition of the bellig- ¬ the leader in recogni- erency of the insurgents They accused tho Old man Potts squad Then came a vacancy among body jumped the fence into the Walton kept on the jump tion of their eminent services in the republicans of endeavoring to evade this issue had cussed Parmelee off his jjlace two the corporals the young fellow being place field but the dominant party through its spokes- ¬ weeks previous but had ridden in to a new broom had swept clean and was The old homestead across the road A dispatch to the Daily Telegraph man Mr Hittmade tho important statement BY CAPTAIN CHARLES KING Quitman and reported himself to so helpful about the books papers and Yes sir Theres been some trouble from Vienna says the foreign office that the republicans decided not to embarrass being projected by which Brevet Lieut Col Sweet commanding the like for six weeks that Close gave 1PVPPT fllf rantnin mVrl Tir Wnltrin discredits the report that Great Brit negotiationsMcKinley weresecure the independ- ¬ to LCopyright 1894 by J B Lippincott Co President the two company garrison there and him the empty chevrons and gave famil3 He ordered the men never to ain has threatened to quit the Euro- ence The house rejected the third conference said any time he or his bo3Ts were Burns abundant cause for another out- ¬ enter the inclosure on any pretext the pean concert and pronounced it a report on the opening of the Utah Gilsonite V Continued support wanted just to say so and he would break of blasphem3 There might have old lady made such a row bout it Greek invention to influence Turkey lands and instructed its conferees toIowa by a plan proposed by Mr liacey Tlie effect of this unexpected tirade come in and account for himself and been some way of licking Private Cun Who lives there Surely they ought to evacuate Thessaly which the secretary of the interior would Was remarkable The knot of civilian them to an officer and a gentleman but ningham into shape but there was none to welcome our sending responsible men A dispatch to the Daily Mail from lease the lands the government receiving a listeners who had come to get such fun hed be damned if hed allow that sneak whatever of reforming Corporal Cun ¬ over to drive off our renegades Vienna says that the Turkish govern royalty and provisions against a monopoly circum- Parmelee on his premises Then he ningham He was not all bad however dut of the situation as the ernment has mobilized 50000 addi- being made Well I dont know bout that sir Washington May Senate The destances would jiermit and who had had had high words with the marshal for b3 evening he began to realize the said the sergeant with a nervous laugh tional troops who are now in readiness bate on the tariff bill 26began in the senate¬ been indulging- in no little half stifled of the district himself His boys had extra or di nory solecism of which lie had If theres an3bod3 on earth the cap ¬ to advance into Thessal3 and that the Tuesday with crowded galleries and a large laughter were evidently amazed atthis harmed no one he said The3r were full been guilty in the morning so he was tains afraid of its old Mrs Walton government is making active prepara- attendance of senators and the tariff leaders new side to the Yankee officers char- of fun and perhaps of fight he actually ashamed to go near the lieu ¬ Shes a terror Nothin of the unpro- tions for a Turkish administration of of the house 2 Minor business claimed at ¬ tention up to pm when Senator Aldrich of acter and stood silent and decidedly ap wouldnt own em if the3r werent but tenant and never even repeated his mes- ¬ tected female about her sir though she the province Rhode Island in charge of the tariff bill had The correspondent of the London the measure laid before the senate and took preciative listeners to his denunciation they did not belong to the kuklux if sage to Burns until nine oclock had and her daughters live alone therp Standard at Constantinople says The the floor for the opening speeeh Mr Aldrich of the luckless Parmelee The soldiers there were anything of the sort around come and the captain hadnt Then Bothher sons were shot during the war almost hour and a who had for some months been tasting there at all and they only fought Burns went over to the lieutenants one was killed and the others in Havana council of ministers has decided to spoke for an easyan conversational quarter style adopting prolong the comforts of military service under when interefered with They might tent where the 3outh sat wrapped in or Mexico said hed never surrender even to the armistice It will refuse His speech was the official utterance discuss the retrocession of of the finance committee and in a sense of civil control and trudging all over have expressed contempt for Parmelee his overcoat trying gloomily and with and wont come home I reckon theyre the republican side of the chamber Without Chittomingo county day in and day out but that wasnt law breaking The stiffened fingers to write some letrers pretty hard up there sometimes but Thessaly but will leave the other making invidious distinctions between tho points for consideration to the powon the mysterious mission of serving marshal told him that very serious al by the light of a single candle 3ou should see how the old lad3 ridea it ers So far as the note of the European twq bills Mr Aldrich clearly stated as the be- ¬ process were evident 3 tickled that legations had been laid both against lief of the finance committee that the house I suppose sir the captain meant to over the captain sir I wonder she commander should at last have him and his boys as well as against ride the mule backhimself He could hasnt been over to xay you a visit Shall arbitrators is concerned there can be bill would not yield revenue adequate for the their one thegovernment Mr seen for himself what they had more friends with whom they forgathered have got to Potts place before-- six and I send after Biggs and Murphy sir no doubt that whether the sultan is needs ofdemocratic1 members Vest Mofinance of the only bluffing or is the victim of popu- of the than half suspected all along that and warned him that arrest would fol back here b3 eight eas3 Tisnt likely Its like sendin good mone3r after bad lar pressure a peace such as Europe committee followed with a statement in op- ¬ Parmelee was an arrant coward who low if more outrages occurred and theyd ask him to stay to slipper Im They havent a cent either of em and expects can not be arranged without position to the bill He spoke of the futility of piling up taxes on an overburdened people had held his osition and made his the result was that only the interfer- ¬ onlv afraid of his gcttin into a row if town was their object theres no use risk of the gravest complications when there was a balance of 5129003000 in the record for efficiency in enforcing the ence of Col Sweet prevented a shoot- ¬ and him nil alone treasury He criticised the schedules in dein their goin nobody would trust em laws onl3r when a big squad of regulars ing scrape on the spot Ever since A DRINKING CONTEST tail declaring that some of them were design ¬ I wish he could have been content to Then came interruption the sound of He ed wfas at his back then Parmelee had had some one send for the mule instead of going said a horn on ordinary tin horn too float One Man Dead Another Dying the Third the to be prohibitiva dutyseverely attacked declaring it was increase in the lead knowl- watching the movements of Potts and Lambert As for Lambert whose sole in a Serious Condition and the Bar- for the benefit of the Cormorants ot An3 of the men could have ing through the dark and muttering edge of affairs in the south was derived his boys There was a young lady over gone I suppose keeper Arrested for Furnishing the monopoly and against the people Mr Cam- ¬ night eron a silver republican closed the debate from the accounts published in the at Cla3tons plantation to whom one Well sir the trouble is that hed Thats her lieutenant Thats the Whisky May 27 Wednesday for the day by urging that the protection Chicago journals and inspired almost of the boys was devoted and Parmelees have had to send the men on mulebfick old lady herself She reads pra3er3 after northern as to without exception by carpet bag poli- spies reported there was to be a dance or else pay their fares over on the cars reglarly at half past nine eveiy night noon in a saloon kept by Carl Schoep shouldinbe distributedMallory aid the farmers Early the day Mr the now senator ticians and who full3r expected to find there Thats how he came to go over The captain has a pass and it doesnt and some of the niggers are out 3 et fer a number of men engaged in an from Florida was sworn in and took his seat himself pitted against a determined ar- ¬ to Buccatubbee with the squad but cost him an3thing and hes afraid to The3 used to have a conch shell that argument as to who could drink the Washington May 27 Senate The fir3t ray of ex confederates engaged in the thev onlv got Harrv Potts and two of let the mule be gone over night Its sounded pretty but Parmelee said they most whisky Finally Jacob Conrad vote on the tariff bill was taken in the senate¬ two It after slaughter of federal officials white and the Scroggs boys Barton Potts wasnt mighty easy losin em among all these had to sell it Theyve had to sell pret- ¬ Joseph Bohm and Carl Eisleben began Wednesday itemcame boracic a acid hours de- ¬ which alof bate on the black the young New Fmglander be- ¬ there They were riding home to niggers and they might charge it up ty much ever3thing tryin to keep the contest The saloonkeeper sup- though comparatively unimportant afforded plied the whisky in small beer glasses an opportunity for the first alignment of tho gan to look upon the whple affair as Quitman county after the dance and against the captains pay The captain alive Conrad was ahead on the numbei various elements Mr Vest Mo a demo- ¬ another practical joke devised by his making some racket as 3roung fellers has stuck close to camp so far as these to be continued of glasses drank when he col- cratic member of the finance committee new associates simply to test his grit will and Parmelee laid for em on the boracic acid three lapsed and fell to the floor moved to make the rate oncents per pound or gullibility This at least was his road costs instead of five They were brought into the SAVED BY LITTLE CHILDREN He was dragged into a reai as provided by the committee This first impression until the sight of the jail by Sergt Quinn and the squad and room left lying on the floor and the presented a dicect issue between tho An Episode of an Indian U aid in Utan main body of the company swinging there left to Parmelee and his people other two drank on They became committee and the opponents of the Nearly Thirty YJears Ajjo square under command of the As for the rest the lieutenant knew as into the bills The amendment was defeated yeas 0 Robert F Spearman attorney for the unconscious in a short time and were nays 24 The vote was largely on party lines first sersreant and another look at much as the sergeant except that old The affirmative was made up of 19 democrats department of justice Washington is left lying on the floor beside Conrad Closes burning browrn eyes and Parme man Potts with his boT Hal suddenly Word was sent to the police and and one populist Heitfeld The negative was at the Alban3 Mr Spearman has been when they Jees hangdog face convinced him that rode into camp just after Mr Lambert reached the place Conrad made up of 29 republicans two democrats engaged in taking- testimony on be- ¬ was so far as they were concerned there had walked away and the old man had McHenry La and White Cal two silver half of the government in Indian dep- - in a dead Bohm dying and Eisleben republicans Cannon Utah and Jones Nev was no joke given Capt Close a piece of his mind critical condition The saloonone populist and Nev i redation claims Stewart But how about the chuckling natives after which he and Hal with a couple keeper was arrested charged with The was participated in debate NliJalvmg testimon3 in these Indian manslaughter now augmenting their number every of friends rode back townwards All by Ark Vest Senators Jones cases said Mr Spearman I frequent ¬ moment Certainly there could be no the shooting that took place was prob ¬ Aldrich Perkins White Caffrey Gray and ly hear some very interesting stories Terrible Hesult of Thawing Dynamite Stewart Mr White a democratic member as to the contempt they felt for ably a feu de joie to the accompani ¬ doubt DuxuTir Minn May 27 A terrible of the finance committee opposed Mr Vests concerning frontier life I re the squire as they facetiously termed ment of triumphant yells amendment urging the California indus ¬ member one case in particular which accident occurred Wednesday at Her try required the ratethat Parmelee or the ridicule which Closes i It was a fact that when old Potts allowed by the commit- ¬ mantown seTen miles con- ¬ appearance had excited until he had with his friends not more than half a I thought to be one of the most re Frank Lucek a farmer from Duluth tee Seven paragraphs of the bill were being living there sidered during the day the committee of dozen all told came riding- in to offer couragc in in markasble exhibitions of well nigh finished his denunciation In The resolution be thawing some boy that I have ever was in clearing landdynamite to He sustained toeach instance secretary of the the civil officer Then for an instant bail for the boys armed only with the was agreed authorizing the used of stumps heard of It occurred near the town was heating there was almost a rrpple of applause customary revolver thev were followed it over a fire when it ex- navy to employ any suitable ship in forward ¬ ing relief supplies to Indij of Beaver in Utah A ranch in thaft ploded tearing They watched him as in his uncouth towards the jail b3r aparty of inquisitive the house to pieces and com ¬ ill fitting unsoldierly garb the vicinity was attacked b3 the Indians killing Lucek and two young sons His and interested townspeople at sight of QUEENS BIRTHDAY mander strode angrily back and began which arra3 Parmelees posse on dut3r and one man who was visiting- thd wife and small son escaped alive but London by the Celebrated searching the wall and window-shutter- s fingers at the jail had fired one volle3r from that Trying with stiffened ters to write vome let- ranchman killed and for awhile it are badly hurt The boy was blown The Eventof the Courtsinand Government Closing of the jail for signs of bullet marks building and then rushed for the shel ¬ seemed as if the whole pairty wife imH through a window and what remained Offices and Other Ceremonies Meantime graduall3r recovering con- ter of the cellar under the meeting night posses have been concerned but children would fall pre3 to the sav ¬ of the house caught lire and was deLondon May 27 The official cele- ¬ fidence or hope the besieged in the cel- ¬ house ages The house was surrounded 03 stroyed The mother and son were bration of the queens birthday was Thev had killed Potts mule hunt the whole state for a lost lar of the meeting house began to par and wounded another in exchange for hed blanket or bayonet And he alwa3s the Indians aaid the people within de- ¬ brought to Duluth and are in the hos- observed Wednesday in London wjth ceased ringing and hum ¬ which the Pottsites had ridden off goes ity The bell alone and gets what hes after fended themselves as best the3 could pital The boy may die but the mothei the nsual closing of the courts and ble voices were heard asking who were with the first two animals and all the and hes had no trouble worth mention but the ranchman watching his oppor ¬ will recover government offices the ringing of the outside A brusque order in Closes prisoners they saw There was no one in but that fellow Potts was impudent tunity lowered his little bo3 and his American Capitalists Investintr in Mexico church bells a display of flags artil gruffest tones to Come up out of that to claim the latter and old Potts had to Jiiiu to da3 and he was slow bout daughter who was but 12 3ears old Mexico City Mex May 27 A party lery salutes and the ceremony of troop hole and account for 3 our prisoners coolly offered the former to the inspec ¬ seem it at now- though hes got from the back window and told them of American capitalists have made an ing the color on the horse guards paseemed to cause unlimited J03 There tion of Capt Close one proved to be his mad up first gone over there to and iret to try to make their way to the can3on extensive purchase of coffee and to- rade in which the colonial troops now was sound of unbarring doors and government property the other Parme- ¬ the mule and satisfaction both took thats and follow it down to Beaver where¬ bacco lands in the state of Vera Cruz in London was part Although thia scrambling on wooden stairs and pres- lees somewhat marred by There are many thous- ceremony tlie3 could obtain help The two chil and Oaxaca lashed Ill just bawrow these two to ently the portals opened an inch or take us back home an then 3011 gentle ¬ what Tin afraid of sir He coward dren succeeded in reaching the can3oa ands of Cuban cultivators now in rain it was witnessed by large throngn a two and cautious peeps were taken men can have em as soon as 3oull send Parmeleee to da3 for bein lieutenant unobserved and with presence of mind this country having come during the of people The New South Wales In and- beggin 3our pardon The sight of the blue uniforms was for em but 3roull hardly expect us to though the caitain aint much on mil and braverj- - which I think is remark¬ war and many of these will be worked dian and other detachments of colonThe defenders white and col- ¬ call again after the reception aceawded enough They are some oi ial troops present attracted considerable for a D03 of that age thebo3 told on the plantations a itar3 ored to the number of six dust but us law abiding and peaceable citizens like he fires up like flash at anjthing his sister to follow down one side of thj the best and most capable men of the able attention insult to the flag uninjured came gladly forth into the to day This was the majestic con- ¬ The Boyd family was largely repreThe Mexican Central railway Dp 3011 think it advisable to send can3ori and he would follow the other island By gad fellows afternoon sunshine will very shortly greatly improve its sented at the trooping of the colors to the sur ¬ 7 clusion of Potts asked Lambert so that in case the Indians should find train service between this city and the we had hard work standin off that prised but stolid remarks Then they after a the captain one of them the other might not be ob captain PRENDERGAST SKIPS United States crowd till you come began the fore- ¬ rode away and crossing probably at after moments reflection Theres no wa3 we can send sir served most another of the Parmelee type the ford made a circuit back through cept He Failed to Kesponrl When His Case Jesse Grants Expenses The children succeeded in reaching afoot or behind a four mule team Was Called in Conrt His Boadsman must ha been half Chittomingo town where they doubtless had a Tug There New Yokk May 27 Controller Fitch in an army wagon We onl- - had that Beaver where a relief party was or Says He Will Settle flew countv in here and the bullets ganized which hastened to the rescue Wednesday received a bill from Jesse aloo jubilee with their friends and one saddle mule Cincinnati May 25 Judge Murphy like to the continued alarm and stepped to the tent door and of the besieged pa rtj At the begin ¬ Grant for expenses incurred by him Monday morning called the case of Lambert But here a guffaw of derisive laughter dismay of the bell ringers in the meet ¬ looked out The skv was overcast and ning of the siege the Indians had heard attending the ceremonies in connec- ex Health Officer J Wr Prendergrast from across the street the crestfallen ing house until warned that the troops atthe children in the house and miss tion with the dedication of Gen and O V Limerick face of Parmelee and the quizzical grin were coming when they deliberated the darkness thick A wind was rising ing their voices the alert savages dis- ¬ Grants tomb All the children of Gen tempted blackmail charged with by the Fraser whirling the sparks from xhe cook on the sun tanned features of the sol- ¬ withdrew across the railway track and over covered that they had gone and en-¬ Grant were the guests of the city on Chemical Co of New York b3 the road and from the pipes April 27 and S150 was voted to Jesse diers put sudden check to his flow of firing off a parting salute and a volley fire Limerick was present but Dr Pren of the men sitting smoking and chatting deavored to overtake them but bcintf Grant to pay his traveling expenses stood Close glowering at of words There the characteristic southern vocal in little groups about camp Some had unsuccessful and knowing that help from California to this city The item dergast failed to make his appear- ¬ him yell isms known to fame aS the would soon arrive withdrew before ths bill follows Transportation for self ance Flew like what you gibberin idiot This was injudicious It rebel well come to him at nightfall and sought rescuers could reach the ranch Prendergast left a letter for William was Deli B150 transportation for family 375 permission to go The only bullet hole in the hull square enough to ride away in Compaq with he had felt obligedintoto the village and ver Republican Littleford his attorney declaring that meals etc S234 Total 759 that hasnt been here for six weeks is the prisoners whom nobody claimed or ap ¬ events of the day refuse After the he had decided not to stand trial now it seemed wisest to one in that wuthless mule there You peared to care to hold but they should Gen Gomez Will Confer With McKinley He will go west but will return in a Lost Opportunity ¬ Philadelphia May 27 Advices month or two for trial His bonds- ¬ dam cowards ran for shelter an let not have rejoiced thereat with riot and hold them at camp and he had so in 4i wisht Id been here in Ameriky iti formed prisners loose thats plain as ungodh glee It was human and b3 no now Sergt Burns As he stood there the time of the war remarked Me from Cuba were received by the local man Napoleon DuBrul says he will 3our looking uneasny about first at to his wife the nose on 3 our face I dont care means divine It gave the oxposition I wouldnt be junta Wednesday to the effect that settle the 31000 bond the dark threatening sl 3 then at the Herlili3 a coal cart for a livin if I had Gen Gomez will temporarily resign as thats your busness too much to tell about in the startling drivin for the prisners darker shadows about camp Lambert McJLaurin Named for Senator Lieut All well Michael remarked Mrs eommander of the insurgent forces but what I wants our mule reports that went broadcast over the thought he caught sight of three or Columbia S C May 2G Gov Lambert he continued addressing his north that very night and appeared Herlihy in a soothing tone if 3 011d and come to this country as 4secretary ¬ rsilent junior Im as ready as anyman with lurid headlines in the morning four forms Aague and indistinct hurry gone to the wars 3011 might have been of war pro tern of the Cuban repub- Elerbe at two oclock Tuesday after- ¬ ing along the bank beyond the fire lic to confer with President McKinley noon appointed John L McLaurin to fight for the flag but for six months papers on the morrow kilt man like as not Who are thosemen he asked now Ive been sittin here furnishin And f what if I had said her hus ¬ on the Cuban situation During his United States senator to succeed Josh H Earle McLaurin hasrepresented Parmelee had not been seen from the I dont know sir I warned the com band refusing to be consoled fwhat JC absence Gen Garcia will command posses to back up these fellers makin the Fifth district in congress for six Wheat Suffered arrests all over the country because moment of the initial appearance of pan3 to remain in camp Ill see And I had Norah Herlihy Thered hnv years He was elected attorney genr Potts and party until he came scramb Burns turned quickly and made a run been Warren p May 27 Reports from ivery them was my orders I havent seen ling into camp ori ni3 pinsion com in a borrowed mule for the opposite end of the company month and its ourselvesregular have points in this county indicate much eral of this state in 1890 resigning to could a nigger abused I havent seen the Later that afternoon when matters had grounds Some of the men started up lived on it for the risr of our lives in- ¬ damage from the frost Wednesday accept a congressional seat He is 38 uniform insulted I havent seen a- sign years old He is a good lawyer of kuklux nothin but some contra- ¬ measurably quieted down he made h is and stood gazing expectantly after him stead of goin out serubbin and drivin night Wheat suffered severely band stills Ive obeyed orders an way westward in time to tell at the and the chat and laughter suddenly coal carts To Build an Electric Road in Nicaragua Striking Tailors Resume Work helped em to make arrests of people state capitol his story of the riot to his ceased The shadowy forms had dis Sure I niver thought of that said May 27 One thousand New York Richmond Ind May 277 Announce personalty know nothin about proper- indignant chief while all appeared so bv this time had Burns Mrs Herlili3 and a melancholy silence striking tailors resumed work Wednes ment is made here of the formation oi I dont Capt Close was jogging over to Then there came the sound of his power- ¬ an you see for yourself thejr dasnt lift alone on fell upon the pair Youths Companion day having gained the concessions de- a company to build a 150 mile electric the day accommodation lit¬ ful voice out bv the road hand to hold em Im tired o backin Potts a manded from the middlemen Mayer line in Nicaragua Issim Sedgewick tle dreaming of the ill repute in which Halt there you men Come back Differently Educated Schoenfeld leader of the strikers said of this city is president Peter Baches rip such a gang of cowards an I dont he and his 3 outhful subaltern would here At a wedding in an English town the Wednesday that he did not look for a Trenton N J secretary and C H who knows it March the men Care Then followed a rush and scranibJ officiating clerg3man asked one of ths of the tailors contest ear- Hall Trenton N J treasurer Th back to camp sir Im goin after that stand before the unthinking of theirnorthern fellow citizens on the mor- in the bushes and the sound of foot witnesses how his name was spelledi settlement lier than four weeks hence nominal capital is 5100000 and the JLIU1C ow for as was only natural the dep falls rapid and light d3ingawayin the and was told McHugh Lake Nic Tho Clapps Chluac Rrokerg Arrested company is the Atlantic 1113 marshal had squared accounts with VI darkness Then some low laughter and inquired tht But how is that Chicago May 27 The Clapps the aragua Railroad and Navigation Co Close hy laying the blame for the escape comment among the men Then Burns clerg3raan Your sister spells it XVith ihe going down of thateven New York brokers were arretted here The company gets numerous concessun Lieut Newton Lambert had of the prisoners the peril of the be- - j came back and without waiting to re- shortly after noon Wednesday Thay sions from the Nicaraguan govern Fall in Please sir was thejanswer nsis- - left new York after warrants had ment among which is 250000 acres oi finished his first dajvofrcompany duty leaguered posse and the riot and insur- - port sternly ordered found liimself reetion in Cliittomingo bounty upon the j Knocking the ashes out of their pipes Her and me didnt go to the same school been issued charging thsni with fraud land There is at present only one in the temporary post sof captain ana his lieutenant who he said and buttoning their overcoats a thing Ji rji mmaildingHlie short line r vat country Tribune in their transactions PLEA FOR THE BIRDS Aqes it never strike you ladies As your plume tipped hats you buy nat for each one of those feathers Some maimed bird has had to die That for every spray tipped bonnet That so heedlessly you wear That by fashions laws coerced In an act of cruel slaughter In effect youve had a share Tou may plead you didnt know it Youve unwittingly offended Have but thoughtless been at worst But oh surely now we tell you What this feather craze implies A ¬ GfiPTflIN GLO SE ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- - ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- - ¬ eau-ty- ¬ - eight-3eajr-o- ld ¬ s uj - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ - -- ¬ fellow- -citizens ¬ ¬ ¬ -- -- ¬ j -- ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- -- ¬ ¬ 1 Me-Cue--- -- ¬ ¬ iris fMfea i - it -- A - 4- - J V V wV ftj r V 4 - - M h J u V u irm t X 1s V - THE NEW LAWS EBOTSf 4t JV FRTDAY MAY 28 1897 s y il ffSSK t - That JEtesul ted From the Session of the Legislature Just Adjourned ft 1 MAKING POWDER Absolutely7 Pure Celebrated for its great leavening strength and healthfulness Assures the food against alum and all forms of adul- ¬ teration common to the cheap brands Royal Baking Powder rrvi r the Tf SeveuteeDth Year Established mini t CO New YOrk oaanain rem HEWS 1881 BBUCE MILLER JPitblished every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners Make all Checks Money Orders etc payable to the order of Champ Miliar A Democratic mass meeting will be held at the Court Housa tomorrow afternoon at 2 ocloc- - sun time to se lect delegates to the Convention to be held at Frankfort Wednesday June 2d to nominate a candidate for Clerk of the Court of Appeals ¬ Robt L Greene an affable gentle- ¬ man from Bracken who is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for clerk of the Kentucky Court of Appeals was in Paris Wednesday mingling with the Bourbon voters recognizes the belligerency of Cuba Mexico and Venezuela will do liktwise It is said that if the United States The Richmond Pantagraph has a new dress and is as pretty as a Summer girl of the Kentucky variety 4 I- and Ernest Clarke two experienced newspaper men have Warren Shodert bought the Falmouth Guide Decoration Day N- I i I- - - t Gov Bradley has named Monday May 31 for Decoration Day In his proclamation he says I most earnestly request that public business may then be suspended the children dismissed from school and as many persons attend as can do so not only to honor the memory of brave men who died to preserve the Union but to cultivate kind and brotherly affection with those who fought in the armie3 of the Confederacy Let it be a day of patriotic devotion a day when all political differences may be cast aside and a day wnen good feeling may be enter- ¬ tained by all the citizens of the common- ¬ wealth for each other regardless of the animosities of the past ¬ Kentuckys Disgrace Turf Notes Simms Andersons Cuba Free won seconi money in the Kingston Selling Stakes Tuesday at Louisville H T Groom of Lexington recently shipped 1250 Shorthorn cattle to the Co ranch of B B Groom near Panhandle Texas Woodtord county farmers have put on foot a movement to organize a farmers trust for the regulation of the price of wheat and protection of agricultural interests They expect to hold a conven tion at Louisville about July 1 A telegram from Ed A Tipton secre- ¬ tary of the Montana Racing Circui dated Anaconda says he h - just sold to the highest bidder the bar lunch and program privileges for the two meetings for 25275 a price not dreamed of in the middle West The probable starters in the Detroit Derby to be run June 8areTyphoon IT Ornament Howard S Algol Dr Shepherd Sharon Pat Dunne Wickar Cardinal Ben Brown George Rose Buckvidere Aquinas Dr Catlett Mea- dowthrope and Macy Six othpr stake races will be run during the month of the meeting fruit tree- The application of eighteeri Kentueky Bill providing for the payment of interest on state warrants banks for an injunction to prevent the The anti mob bill making felony 01 collection of taxes under the recent departicipating in mobs and making mem cision of the Court of Appeals will come up before the United States Circuit bers also liable in civil damages House bill providing that any pro tern Court at Nashville June 1 The North ¬ Judge Commonwealths Attorney or ern Bank of Kentucky one of the strongest other officer receiving pay in whole or in State has banking to institutions in the applied the corporation de ¬ part out of the State Treasury shall re- partment of the Secretary of States ceive his pay ouf of the salary of the reg-¬ office as a step toward the reduction of ular officer unless a good excuse is given its capital stock from 1800000 to 900 ¬ ¬ w fifth class Bill to prevent the spread of the dis ¬ ease of glanders among the horses Bill providing the manner of submit- ¬ ting constitutional amendments to a vote of the people Bill amending the school law so that in counties containing cities of the first or second classes the County Superintendent shall reside in the county out- ¬ side the city limits and be elected by the voters outside the city Bill authorizing each Judge of the Court of Appeals to employ a stenog- ¬ rapher at a salary of 350 per year for two years Bill changing time of holding Circuit Court in Anderson County Bill to authorize the formation of cor- ¬ porations in counties of less than 100000 inhabitants which may do both bank ¬ ing and a trust business Bills providing for the payment of the expenses of the committee attending the funerals of Senators Weissenger and Salver Bill to reduce from 2 to 8150 the Sheriffs fee for selling real estate for un ¬ paid taxes and requiring the Sheriff to make affidavit thatthe delinquent had no personal estate out of which the taxes could have been made Bill to legalize the borrowing of mon- ¬ ey bv the asylums during the past year Bill to pay Lewis Smith for keeping the State House lavatories in ord i Bill changing the time of holding Cir- ¬ cuit Courts in the counties of Mercer Boyd Lincoln and Garrard Bill providing that all cars or barges on which coal or coke mined or manu ¬ factured by convict labor is shipped in- ¬ to this state shall be labeled convict mined Bill to prevent the egging or inter- ¬ ruption of public ueakei Bill increasing the rate of state taxa- ¬ tion from 42h cents on the 100 to 52 cents for three years After three years the rate to be 47 J cents Bill empowering the state to borrow 500000 by issuing bonds Bill authorizing the Coroner of Jeffer- ¬ son County to employ a stenographer Bill appropiating 500 per year to pre- vent the spread of San Jose scale among ¬ Kentucky Legislature the following bills have passed the Legislature been approved by the Governor or else became a law without his signature and are now or will become the laws of the state in a few days Bill transferring Pinville Bell Coun ¬ of Cod liver Oil with Hypophos ty from cities of fourth class to cities of pkites can be taken as easily in As a result of the late session of the fmtilsion wSwSiV J J0 9 BUY A summer as in winter Unlike the plain oil it is palatable and the hypophosphites that are in it aid in digestion and at the same time tone up the system For sickly delicate children and for those whose lungs are affected it is a mistake to leave it off in the summer months The dose may be BEMIS - WL DOUGLAS alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas 350 400 and 8500 shoes are the productions of skilled workmen from the pest material possible at these prices Also 2J0 and 200 shoes for men 250 200 and 175 for boys W L Douglas shoes are by orer 1000000 wearers as Indorsed the best In style nt and durability of any shoe ever offered at the prices Thoy are made in all the latest shapes and styles and of every vari- ¬ ety of leather If dealor cannot supply you write for cata- ¬ logue to W L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by j iiihu UMliMHlH J KAVJC0iVjOTJUVi5KV S3SHOElnthBeeord years this shoe by merit For 14 TOBACCO PLANTER reduced if necessary We recommend the small size especially for summer use and for Summer Tourists children where a smaller dose is re¬ Low rate round trip tickets are now quired It should be kept in a cool on sale from Queen Crescent stations place after it is once opened J P KIELY The only perfect way to set tobacco No waiting for rain Tobacco grows 25 per cent better after a planter than when set by hand SAVES DOLLARSand - to Cumberland FhIIs Rugby Burnside For sals by all druggists at 50c and xs STOCK AND TURF NEWS Sales and Transfers Of Stock rop Etc Spring City and Lookout Mountain Liberal rates and limits Ask your agent about it W C Rine ARSON GenlPassr Agt CincinnatiO New Laundry Agency BACK ACBES Every machine guaranteed to do the work perfectly I have secured the agency for the Winchester Power Laundry a first class institution and solicit a share of the public patronage Work Or orders left at Clarke Clays drng store will receive immediate attention Work called for and delivered promptly Respectfully 16ap tf Bruce Holladay Sold only by Let The Whole World Know The Good 3 DrMiles Heart Cure Does ELY SSvsi FOR RENT TRICK VW M H DAILEY ¬ cottage 5 rooms - - - - PARIS KY 10 per 602 MAIN ST I I month First class re nr Ap Over Deposit Bank ply to B C IKGFLS Ujant f Or O EDWARDS Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m ¬ ¬ ¬ The tollgate question is rapidly being V -- solved in Bath Robertson Madison SCINTILLATIONS Mercer Harrison and Garrard coun- ¬ ties to Kentuckys disgrace Almost An Interesting Jumble Of News And every night tollgates are destroyed by Comment raiders and the gate keepers and direc- ¬ J B Pribble was appointed postmas- ¬ tors are threatened with death if toll is ter at Newtown Tuesday again collected A cat fish which weighed 24 pounds Six gates in Robertson and one in was caught at Valley View Mason were removed the other night by The Triangle Club will give a parada the same mob which threatened to hang at Lexington Monday night the gatekeepers directors county W R Ross a fifteen-year-ol- d cigarette judges county attorneys and grand fiend hung himself at Stockton N J sell round trip tickets at one fare juries if the raid was investigated Two F B Cmjr Agent gates i a Barri on on the Millersburg An ice war is in progress at George- ¬ pike were also chopped down the same town and ice is selling at fifteen cents Always taught that heart disease is incurable when the symptoms become well defined the patient becomes alarmed and a nervous panic takes place But when a sure remedy is found and a cure effected after years of suffering there is great rejoicing and desire to let the whole world know Mrs Laura Wine 000 -inger of Selkirk Kansas writes I desire to let the whole world know what Dr Miles Democratic Convention Ileart Cure has done for The Fp cial Train leaving Paris at Dr Miles me For ten years I had 715 a m for Frankfort and returning Cure pain in my heart short¬¬ ness of breath palpita from Frankfort at 520 p m on account Restores tion pain in my leftside of the Democratic Convention at Frank oppressed feeling in my fort June 1st and 2nd will be run on Health chest weak and hungry spells bad dreams could not lie oneither June 3rd also side was numb and suffered terribly I took Frankfort Cincinnati Railwav Dr Miles Heart Cure and before I finished the second bottle I felt its good effects I feel now that I am fully recovered and that Dr State Democratic Convention Miles Heart Cure saved my life Dr Miles Heart Cure Frankfort June 1 L N will that first bottle benefits is sold on guarantee or money refunded H EART DISEASE disadvantage has its victim at a Heart k V L Judge Gudgell and Sheriff Lane have ordered a supply of shot guns and expect to maintain the bold stand they have taken to preserve law and order Neither of the raiders wounded in the recent battle have died It is feared that more serious trouble may occur in Bath Acting Governor Worthington has offered a reward of 200 each for the arrest conviction etc of any of the mob who were in the raid Two young While digging a grave Wednesday in men who were doing detective work in Fleming John T Plummer and An Bath have fled to Owingsville to saye drew Rose quarreled and fought their lives Plummer was cut eighteen times with a Judge Gudgell has issued an address knife denouncing the raiders in bitterest Parthema Bragg a Virginia negress terms who lives at Ft Spring in Fayette is said to be 120 years old She has children 80 years old has buried four Awarded husbands audwould marry again if the -Highest Honors Worlds Fair right fellow came along ¬ ¬ ¬ night In Bath those brave officials per hundred John Migua 75 walked on the Q C track near Danville Wednesday and was killed by a train He was very deaf The Governor has selected Fountain Ferry Park Louisville as the camp grounds for the Kentucky State Guard State College at Lexington will have twenty eight graduates this year the largest class in the history of the institution Advertised Letter IList Eligl Jno Rankins Charles 2 M J Sylvester Geo W presses to her bosom her babe Foster Luel 2 Thimer Mr Edw Gardner Thompson Mrs Sep Clover Jno E 2 Harris Miss MaggieToumblin Martha Winston Mr Dan allays Nervousness and so assists Persons calling for aboye letters will for- ¬ please say advertised Nature in List of letters remaining unclaimed in Paris Ky postoffice May 28 1897 Aultman Annie Hall Mr W B Mrs Eliza to which the Expectant Mother is Bailey Mrs Annie Hennery S Obe Jope L Board exposed and the foreboding and Best A S Kennedy Maggie Kimbro Miss Dora dread with which she looks for- ¬ Bean Mattie G Lanham Mr Gary ward to the hour of womans Burton H GC Moores Mr Jas H Burton Mrs severest trial is appreciated by but Clark Mrs CyntbiaPotts Miss Adline few All effort should be made Childry Florence Porter Mr Jame3 to smooth these rugged places Conway Mrs D D Porter Carolyne THE DANGER p1J cjm flf li f fllnllllj illllljlHijr 4 L - lifes pathway for her ere she MOTHERS FRIEND that the change goes 3 tittr CREAM I - Da-- had reasonable grounds for believing his information was correct and came from an absolutely truthful source holds that a newspaper has the right to publish matter that is really libelous provided the publisher can show that he At Lexington Circuit Judge Parker i i BAKING POWDffl MOST PERFECT MADE of three I the In fifty two minutes Sunday after- children who suffered mother in the greatly noon at Owensboro Rev Fred Hale im- birth of each who obtained a bottle of mersed 142 persons in the baptistry of Mothers Friend of me before her the new Third Baptist Church whose fourth confinement and was relieved quickly and easily All agree that their walls are yet unfinished There are labor was shorter and less painful ¬ ¬ - 1 - A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD to leave Paris in two weeks I am now selling my entire stock of goods at retail at low prices for less than I paid for them Please call and buy something and help me raise some money I have been in Paris nearly six years and many people have been very kind to eighteen other persons yet to be imJohn Q- Polhill Macon Ga me and I am sorry to leave but I cant mersed Over 1000 people were pres make a living here and I am compelled 100 PEB BOTTIiE at all Dm Stores to move away ent or sent by siail on receipt of price Come and buy something from me I BOOKS Containing invaluable information of would do as much for you if I could interest to all women will be sent to CD EC Wrights Celery Tea cures constip Your Friend fnCC any address upon application by tion sick headaches 25c at druggists THE Hop IjEE GA BRADFIELD REGULATOR ¬ ward in an easy manner without such violent protest in the way of Nausea Headache Etc Gloomy Piles Piles Piles I forebodings yield to cheerful and Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will hopeful anticipations she passes cureJBlind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching It absorbs through the ordeal quickly and Piles once acts asthe tumors allays the itch ¬ a poultice gives instant ing at Indian Pile Ointment without pain is left strong and relief Dr Williams Piles and Itching of the is prepared only for vigorous and enabled td joyously private parts and nothing else Every box Sold by Is guaranteed perform the high and holy duties mail for 50c and SI per druggists sent by box WILLIAMS CO Prop s Cleveland O For sale by now devolved upon her Safety MFG Brooks druggist W T to life of both is assured by the use of Mothers Friend and Hop tee Selling Out At Iow Prices the time of recovery shortened Mill On account of dull business I intend know one lady 24jy-96-ly W Li DAVIS P M Have you seen my window display Do you want anything in any of these lines Let me quote you some prices Come and see my stock I can save you money J K T HINCON t BABY CARRIAGES FURNITURE And WOOD MANTJELSii A CO ATLANTA UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED TO Itefew A -- - - iHmSi I m T li V r w - q - V V F Vf 4P - r H - - i 0 -- - j - v r a - j 3fc c THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY MAY 28 1897 Col- ¬ yesterday onel W E Applegate the turf magnate Seventeenth Year Established 1881 said yesteTday that Riley Grannan the En leied at the Post office at Paris Ky as famoas plunger in a recent letter ex ¬ secc iiss mail matter pressed himself as done with making Riley is going to consesational plays TELEPHONE NO 124 fine himself to legitimate and conserva- ¬ tive bookmaking from now on said SUBSCRIPTION PM1CES the Colonel The idea that he is short Payable in Ativan ce Riley loht 2 00 Six mouths 5100 in funds is an erroneous one One year news costs you cant even get a re ¬ a great deal of money at San Francisco port TKOM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE this winter but he is still possessed of a small sizedfortune He has all the way Make all Checks Money Orders Etc from 25000 to 35000 left- - He has payable to the order of Champ Miliar doubled up with Harry Harris and they are booking together Baseball Results ¬ 1 TIE B0B0B0H HEWS Riley Will Go On The Block PERSONAL MENTION NUPTIAL KNOTS The En quirer said i Louisville 5 Washington 0 Brooklyn 5 Pittsburg 3 New York St Louis No game Philadelphia 3 Chicago 6 Boston 16 Cincinnati 7 Baltimore 7 Cleveland 8 The State College Our State College closes next Thurs ¬ day morning June 3 We would be gratified to see Bourbon County well represented Bourbon County contributes 600 an nually to the State College and to get value received therefore we must send our young men and women to it The Scientific and Mechanical depart ment is truly the fruit of all education Our Garth fund can be increased in value 100 per cent in connection with our State College The State of Ken tucky invites you it is your school ¬ ¬ Quarterly Court week - was in session this Monday will be Decoration Day a legal holiday I The Bourbon Circui Court convenes the second Monday in June Judge Webbs civil court convenes Tuesday morning at the city hall ¬ The yield of bluegrass seed in Bour- ¬ bon this year will be much heavier than it was last year These Saw The Derby Milt Lane was fined 750 in Judge Among the Parisians who saw the Webbs court Wednesday for abusing Latonia Derby run Wednesday were one of his neighbors Col E F Clay W R TLomas J T - Hamlet Sharp a former resident of Ireland Frank Ireland Hart Talbot C Republican Alexander Jr W G Talbot Brice this city has been given the Henry Fuhrman W W nomination for Circuit Clerk of Mason Steele ooanty Mitchell E F Clay Jr Amos Turney Clay W T J G Metcalp General Manager of Jesse TurneyJ Woodford Geo Redmon Gorey N passed through Paris yes BrookH A the L terdaT in his private car on a tour of in ¬ Stout Leer Alva Crawford J G Crad dock Mr and Mrs Wm Tarr Miss spection over the road Bessie Tarr Mr and Mrs Thompson bought Tarr Hal Woodford G G White E F Simms of tais city has a half interest in Thompson Tarrs fast Alex Baird Fisher Tarr W H Ander ¬ colt F F V The price is private but son is is said to be up in the thousands Circle Excursion J B Kennedy One of the Trustees - On next Thursday June 3 the Frank- ¬ Duncan residence on fice from ¬ Pleasant street to his home on corner of fort Cincinnati and Cincinnati South ern railways will run the first of their Pleasant street and Duncan avenue Circle Excursiousfrom Paris to Frank- ¬ e Wednesday a daughter fort Train will leave Paris at 715 a of James T Kiser of near this city fell m connect at Georgetown with Cincin- from a horse and broke her arm The nati Southern train for High Bridge elbow of the same arm was dislocated which will be reached at 9 a m At this point the steamer Burnside will be The Business Mens Association of awaiting and then will begin a fifty- Middlesboro has engaged Miss Marga- ¬ two mile ride down the Kentucky river ret Iugels of this city to deliver a lec to Frankfort arriving about 4 p m A ture ou Bimetalism on June 17th special will be run to Paris arriving at during the meeting of the Kentucky 520 p m Round trip fare 125 Press Association at Middleboro Dr H H Roberts has moved his of- ¬ te four-year-o- ld Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY ChasVW Houston and Miss Gladys THE NEWS MAN Grimes of Falmouth came to this city Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets A last evening with matrimonial inten- ¬ The Depots In The Hotel lobbies And tions and were married by Rev F J Cheek at the latters home It was not Elsewhere Mrs WN Jurey returned Wed- ¬ a runaway marriage nesday to Peewee Valley bedford gaitskill Before an altar handsomely bedecked Mr Geo Dickey of Cynthiana with palms and plants and in the pres- ¬ was in the city Wednesday Rev E G B Mann was in New ence of a large assembly of friends Mr Silas Evans Bedford and Miss Margaret p jrt several days this week Elizabeth Gaitsktll were united in mar- ¬ Miss Clara Dudley is the guest of riage at four oclock Tuesday afternoon Miss Kate Clay at Escondida at the Second Presbyterian Church Miss Elsie Bell of Chicago is the The bride an exceedingly amiable guest of Mrs James Dodge and lovable young lady was very pretty Mr W W Massie who has been in a cadet blue suit with a beautiful very ill is able to be out again hat trimmed with white feathers She Mr J A Bower is making a short carried a splendid bouquet of brides roses visit to his oldhome in Boyle county The groom who is a son of Mr Ed ¬ Hon Harvey Myers of Covington was in the city yesterday on legal busi ¬ win Bedford Sr is an excellent young man of unexceptional moral and busi ¬ ness ness qualifications He is book keeper Mrs Bailey Berry of Cynthiana is in the Bourbon Bank and has scores of the guest of her sister Mrs J W friends who extend hearty congratula- ¬ Davis tions Mr and Mrs Chas Burns of Lud ¬ The ceremony was performed by Rev guests of Mr aud Mrs- - Ed Dr E H Rutherford assisted by Rev low are Kelly F W Eberhardt Mrs W A John ¬ Messrs Will OConnell and S King son presided at the organ There were no attendants The Ford of Mt Sterling were in the city yesterday ushers were Messrs F P Lowry J D Mrs Roseberry Rogers has return- ¬ McGlintock Talbot Clay and Frank ed from a visit to Mrs James Arnold Walker Mr and Mrs Bedford left on the 545 in Louisyille Mrs Hal Brent who has been a train the samJjegning fof jatshorttrip to guest at Mrs Ford Brents left yester- ¬ the Nashville Centennir They will ar-¬ rive home this evening day for Cleveland Miss June Jameson will leave to- ¬ OBITUARY morrow for a visit to Miss Mary Lark Nichols in Lexington Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead Mrs R J Neely and little Miss Mrs Ella Davis a widow living on Edna Turney spent yesterday with Walker avenue died yesterday of con- ¬ f riends in Georgetown sumption Funeral at the Christian Mrs Frazier Parrish of Cynthiana Church to morrow morning at ten is spending a few days with her parents oclock Burial at Ruddles Mills at Mr and Mrs B F Remington noon Mr Will Shire who is in the iron and brass business buying in large BASE BALL NOTES quantities was in the city yesterday Mrs James R McChesney and Gossip of the Diamond Dointrs of Pro- fessionals and Amateurs daughter Lucie BeJe left yesterday for Eddie Glenn shortstop of the Paris a visit in Harrodsburg and Mercer club last year is captain of the Parkers county Look Before You Buy And remember we guarantee more for your money than you can buy elsewhere or your money refun-d- - ed and you to be the judge of it Buy your shoes of us and get one of the beautifulr medallion pictures FREE See them on exhibition- at our store - DAVKTfl0MS0NftISGRI6 NEW BLACK DRESS GOODS JUST ARRIVED FROM THE IMPORTER 30 Pieces of Black Dress Goods Including such choice weaves as Eta mines Chantilions Coverts Grenadines Figured Twilled and Plain Mohairs Serges c Call and see these goods PRICES THE LOWEST Ham burgs at greatly reduced prices i V 529 Main St Paris Ky 1 ft the extraordinary bargains now being offered by7 us and the following prices will command the attention ol eyery careful buyer Spring Dress Goods in all the newest effects strictly all wool at 25c and 39c worth double We will still sell our finest Dress Patterns in black and colors at 4 some of them are marked 6 68 less Hosiery at 10c and 15e Others get 2oc for the same goods Our dooiestic stock is the hes assorted and decidedly the cheap- ¬ est Extra good Brown Cotton 5c and 810 Table Linens Towels and Nap- ¬ Bleached Cotton good 5c kins are our specialty and we will Very Best Cotton 8c save you 25c on the dollar if you 10 4 Pepperell Sheeting 18c buy them from us Best Lancaster Ginghams 5cv 1 G D Corsets 50c 75c and Percales and Penangs 7c are the best in the world for the price Ladies Bleached Vests at lOcy Ladies and Childrens full seam- - foil taped worth 25c A great deal of talk is being created by CONDONS Helen Keller the famous blind and deaf girl has been selected for the position of Librarian for the Library of the Blind in the new library in New York City She is a niece of Dr David Keller formerly of this city now of Lexington Two evangelists traveling in a Gospel Wagon held a service yesterday morning on the court house square and in theaf ternoon one canvassed the city selling a pamphlet entitled The Devil They left last evenand His Angels ing for Winchester ¬ AITine Concert The Endeavor Society of the Chris tian Church will give a fine concert next Thursday night at the church Among the persons who will take part are Prof Wilbur F Starr a baritone of establish- ¬ ¬ burg W Va team Mrs C M Clay Jr Mrs Wm Ed Shinners Portsmouth team shut Myall and Miss Anna Ward were out the Zanesville boys Tuesday in a among theParisians in Lexington yes- ¬ fine game Score 2 to 0 Portsmouth is terday playing a rapid game and has not been Paris dancers have been invited to defeated this year attend the opening ball at the Pavilion Hotel Blue Lick Springs next Friday To Cure A Cold In One Day night Take Laxative Bromo Quinine TabMiss Mary Lou Fithian left yester- ¬ druggists refund the money day for Shelbyville to attend the com ¬ lets All to if itfail8 cure 25c For sale by W mencement exercises at Science Hill TBrooks and James Kennedy Paris Ky Acadamy Miss Christabel Ort who has been visiting Mrs Hugo Schilling at the Windsor left Wednesday for her home OF ¬ A Auction Sale ¬ ed reputation Miss Frankie Douglas an accomplished elocutionist and Mr Frank Brown of State College Mr Starr made a splendid impression at the Lexington concert Tuesday night Prof A M Gutzeit will play the ac- ¬ in Springfield Mrs A O companiments -- - Bourbon Horses At Latonia Dr J T Vansant attended the an- ¬ ¬ The LatoDia Derby a 9000 stake for three-year-olds nual meeting of the Kentucky Homeopathic Medical Society at Covington Wednesday The Association was ten dered a reception Wednesday night by the Homeopathic Clinical Society of Kenton County ¬ was easily won Wednes- ¬ Chas Pattersons Ornament Simms F F V second Ireland day by Tarr For the accommodation of persons go ¬ Bros Endurance third Time for the mile and a half 235 Talbot Bros won the third race purse 350 with Lufra and took second mon- ¬ ey in fifth race a 300 ing to the State Democratic convention C R R will run at Franktort the F three trains daily from Paris to Frank- ¬ fort June 1 and 2 Trains leave Paris at 715 and 920 a m and 530 p m Half fare rates On June 1st guager J R McChesney relieves Thompson Ware at the Paris Distilling Co and G G White Co and Maj J B Hollady relieves Charlton Morgon at Paris Distilling Co who goes to C U Stalls Lexington The other revenue men will not be changed for June Bright Turney Bros Pete ran second in first race and C Alexander May Lemer was third in the second race pirse with John Jrs School News The election of trustees for county schools will be held on the first Satur ¬ day of June at the school house of each district from one to six oclock p m Three districts Nos 1 29 and 30 will take a vote as to whether they will have a district tax to lengthen their school session tow Kate to Giucinnati N will sell round trip ets Sunday from Paris to Cincinnati at 125 Train leaves 445 a m retuning leaves Cincinnati at 755 p m Cincin- nati Washington ball game ZooLagoon Coney Island etc F B Carr L N Agent The L tick- ¬ Judge Buford Suicides a former resident of this city drowned himself in a pond at the home of Matt Simpso while despondent and suffering from ill health He was 52 years old and wes unmarried He was an able lawyer and bad been a Common Pleas Judge Mas- ¬ ter Commissioner of Fayette and City Solicitor of Lexington Judge Buford was the son of Henry and Bettie Marshall Bnford and was born in this city in 1845 Mrs Buford died two years ago Judge Bufords- - remains were taken yesterday morning to Cincinnati to be cremated according to his request Judge Marshal Buford g Winters left Wednesday for Richmond to attend the commence- ¬ ment at Madison Female Institute and be present at an alumnae meeting The Bourbon Dancing Club will give a ball at Odd Fellows Hall on the evening of June 15th The music will be furnished by Saxtons orchestra Mr and Mrs John Stuart who have been sojourning near Phoenix Arizona for several months for the b nefit of the formers health have arrived home Both are very much impioved Miss Jennie McDonald brignt pretty and winsome the daughter of editor Pat McDonald of Frankfort was in the city Wednesday afternoon and night the guest of Mrs Mary Roche She was en route to Covington to visit relatives Lexington entertained a real live foreign nobleman Tuesday in the per- ¬ son of Baron Von Herrman an attache of the German Embassy at Washington He was making a tour of the Bluegrass in the interest of observation experience and pleasure The Baron visited State College and several stock farms Misses Mary Irvine Davis Fannie Mann Grace Swearengen Jennie Kate Purnell Sadie Hart Helen Connell Edna Lytle and Messrs Croxton Rion Chas Wilmouth Rudolph Dayis Will Clark Courtland Leer Ben Downey Henry Lilleston Leer Stout Strother Quisenberry Ed Hutchcraft Dorsey Kay and Forrest Letton of this city attended the commencement ball in Millersburg Wednesday night N J Furniture Etc 1 will eell at public auction in the store room lately occupied by H Margo len on charge See the new portraits we enlarge free of SATURDAY MAY 29 1897 fol- ¬ HOWS THIS Patent Flour Eating Potatoes Irish bellow Jersey Seed sweet Southern Queen seed sweet Red Bermudas For Cash only this week beginning at 2 oclock p m the lowing household furniture 2 fine dressers 2 wash stands 2 irn brass trimmed bedsteads 2 1 7 bbL sofa Several small tables 1 oak bedstead 1 fine desk Lot new wire screens tor doors and windows Lace curtains druggets rugs lino- ¬ leums oil cloth chamber sets and many other articles too numerous to mention All of the above goods are practically new and will be sold without reserve Terms Cash cotton mattresses Pillows blankets comforts etc 200 525 bbl 25 c bu 150 bbl 150 bbL 0 EDWHRDS 4 3 A T FORSYTH Auctioneer WE HAVE RECEIVED A SPLENDID ST00E OP f j ASSIGNEES NOTICE iii All persons having claims against the assigned estate of William Tarr are re- ¬ quested to file them at once and on any day before the undersigned or their at- ¬ torney verified as the law requires Any claim not filed may be barred as provided Dy law IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROCSEMftW FOR SPRING AND SUMMER Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky Jwhes quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calL 9 JF jnVUS R P JAS S STOLL Assignees Lexington Ky J Q Ward Atty Paris M33RCHAyT TAILORS E Parisians At Harrodsburg Depredations of Turnpike Raiders About seventy Parisians left yesterr ¬ day for Harrodsburg to attend the Bluegrass Graded School Tournament Principal Weaver Prof Frank Walker and Misses Sallie Richardson and Allie Hart accompanied the pupils of the Paris High School The musical contest was held last night The declamatory contest occurs to night ¬ ¬ A New Grocery if - the Christian Church to be called the fafih firnrtfirv We are no longer connected with the BluegraoS Grocery but we want all or our mends to call and see us We expect to deal ir rjthe future as in the past Our prices vill be the lowest Your patronage is solicited Ed Hutchcraft TTrwfnOTTi We are going to open a new grocery to morrow May 29th two doors below Louis Kisker t -- Managerav The turnpike raiders in Harrison coun ¬ ty destroyed the tobacco beds of a farmer who is engaged as a member of the grand jury in investigating the re- ¬ cent toll gate raids A Woodford coun ¬ ty tobacco grower who is also president of a turnpike company has been warn ¬ ed to cut down his crop one half Boyle county will vote on the free pike question in November C K Turner Assigns Woodford and Harrison raiders con ¬ Chas R Turner the well known tinue to warn farmers to decrease their farmer and breeder of jacks made an acreage of tobacco The tobacco beds of assignment Tuesday to Attorney Har ¬ a Harrison grand juror were destroyed mon Stitt His assets consist of 550 Monday night Suicided In Millersburgv acres of Bourbon land a number of jacks horses etc His liabilities are Myers Oppenheimer who trimmed not known grape vines and fruit trees recently for a number of people in this city suicid¬ ed in Millersburg Monflayjiight by stak¬ Disk harrows sharpened BluegraES ing morphine He was eighty three strippers and combs for sale yeaTS old and was a native of Mason - ASSIGNEES OTICE ¬ S E TIPTON Cutter Werare also agents for the celebrated Chas Smith Shirt Full line of samples 5 All persons having claims against the assigned estate of M H Current are hereby requested to file the same properly verified on or before the 1st day of July 1897 or they may be barred Clairu8 may be filed before the under ¬ signed or his attorneys on any day ASSIGNEES NOTICE FRESH CREAM EVERY DAY We have completed arrangements to receive daily from Miller Wards dairy large amount of extra fine Fresh Cream the product of his noted prem ¬ ium cows We will keep on hands at all times at our shop on Main between Sixth and Seventh a supply of Fresh Cream whicfa LL persons having claims against the assignea estate of J Margolen are requested to present them at once H C CURRENT properly proven as required by law to Assignee Those the undersigned in Ruddles Mills Ky knowing themselvesParis Ky to H indebted J Q Ward or Margolen are requestedto pay promptly Harmon Stitt Attys and thereby avoid court cost fri 21may4t Paris Ky A s LOUIS SALOSHIN For Spring 1897 Harmon Stitt Attorney Assignee limy we will retail in any desired quantity at market price Your patronage is solicited 6apr tf ElJMdEMErrSoN CityW Va y r i V F J We are now receiving Spring goods in Men who like a cool quick quiet and all the new lasts and colors The best Tha Popular Meat Marketir productions ofethe leading manuf actur easy shave should patronize Crawford erSyand at reasonable prices Bros barber shop Clean first class Wrights Celery Teai regulates the CLAY RION bath roomscare connected with the shop liver and kidneys cures constipatioiy - Satisfactory service at all times g v v S tf and sick headache 25c at all druggists j 4J HEDGES WALSH a n u - 3 -- - P -- Ar V Stf T - ijR IF H T fy v I iV ---- fc i 6 I THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY MAY 28 1897 had learned before of the men whose wild wood roses children hey were Birds chattered about them gaudy butterflies fluttered in their faces vines festooned like wed ¬ ding decorations hi dim church aisles waved lazily in the caressing breezes above and they leaned against me as confidingly as if I belongedin loves bowers instead of in the brunt of bat- ¬ tles I was their friend The brave are ever tender hearted lion cannon thrill to magnetic currents with greater readiness than many softer things Nor did I look grim and forbidding Hoses of the woods had crept pver me and wreathed me with bloom Laurels leaned lovingly over me and yines trailed in slender grace and beauty over my rusted form I was a picture of peace where fully groomed roses in the park have PAGE COILED SPRING never seemed as free and fragrant DEALER IN TUey are too prim and precise like spin ¬ Furniture Window Shades Oil WIRE FEME sters on parade And as for the lau- - Cloths Carpets Mattresses rels of praise What are they to the Etc laurels winch rubbed their pink cheeks lovingly against me in the shaded ra ¬ Special attention given to Undertake vine under the canopy of vines But hig and Repairing they make much of me here installed Paris Ky me with music and speeches garland Main Streei me with flowers on Memorial clays laud COLLINS MILLER me to the skies Lovers lean agai nat me O in the summer evenings and whisper Paris Kentucky Somehow these caff ii - THE YKr r y yTOZ - if - mens souls and burned eut the dross in the crucibles of affliction You think my language rather choice for a grizzled warrior accustomed to camp and field Well GEO W DAVIS P- W0E9 V r 5- - N the shade of the towering moun- tain I n the beautiful valleys of sun Kissed by the mists vHttSiiiwAiIt grv of the fountain And close to the o7 rivers that run mystical With toa the ocean song Past cypress and hemlock and yew At rest from turmoil and commotion Are sleeping- the campers in blue No dreams of the cannons death rattle No visions of charge and foray Although where they stood in the battle Not a few are still camping to day Oft an arrow of sunlight discloses The camps of the gallant and true And shines on the chaplets of roses That cover the campers in blue By thousands they sleep in their glory Neath the beautiful flag of the free And retold and rehearsed is their story a By millions from sea unto sea Aye above them the robin is calling Her mate oer the glittering dew And the treasures of nature are falling Everywhere in the camps of the blue They sleep side by side In the meadows They are comrades still under the pines From the sunshine deep into the shadows Stretch Glorys magnificent lines From Arlingtons cedars of beauty To the fair lands of orange and yew nesting ever from well performed duty Lie the thrice laureled campers in blue At the fringe of the foe haunted thicket Where the challenge is heard nevermore Shine the stars upon vidette and picket The nights of their long vigils oer And the drums for them no longer rattle And silent is evens tattoo No more sounds the onset to battle For the rose covered heroes in blue Love fashions the wreath for their bosoms In the heart of the southland to day And the fields of the north give their blos- ¬ mtf-n- maSsl 4JlliV vv fcll k IU i VM- L- X Point graduate if you please and once shone Resplendent among the ordnance aristocrats of that eminent institution of learning It was at a battle on the mountain near the sea fighting bravely at close quarters on a ridge overlooking a deep wooded ravine that I was disabled There was opposed to us a battery of heavier caliber and after our men were nearly all down dead or wounded a heavy ball struck me directly in the muzzle broke this jagged piece from my I was a West W their dearest confidences relying upon my discretion and old soldiers pat me lovingly and they tell of stirring scenes in which - soms Alike for the blue and the gray It is oer the flow of wars river For all to one banner are true And peace will reign sweetly and ever In the multiplied camps of the blue Let them sleep by the musical river Let them rest in the shadow of tree Their fame is our heritage ever Neath the star sprinkled flag of the free So long as devotions sweet story Thrills hearts that are lofty and true So long will our banner in glory Wave over the camps of the blue T C HARBAUGH side dismounted me and hurled me headlong into the ravine It was a dizzy somersault and I was made useless by many wounds so I was permit- ¬ ted to lie there The battle went on above branches flew in the air trees were cut in two and into that ravine crept scores of brave men for shelter some to recover later but more to die What do the nattily dressed pleasure seekers who promenade in this park and gaze curiously at us veterans realize of such scenes as those I describe so imperfectly At eve the battle lulled and there crept to me where I lay finally prop ¬ ping themselves against me and against each other two badly wounded men one in blue and one in gray I gathered from their slow conversation that they were from the same village in Maryland schoolmatesonce friends always They talked of other days of the familiar home scenes of their wives and babes and then when the quiet stars came out and the moon lighted the scene of car ¬ nage they slept clasped closely in each others arms But it was the sleep that knows no waking For these men peace had come honorable peace the din and danger of battle past forever Very calm and tranquil seemed the pallid faces in the moonlight and on each was imprinted the friendly smile of the boyhood days of which they had conversed ere they sank into perfect and dreamless repose Next morning the detail of weary men burying the dead bore them away together and gathered up letters and photographs to send home to the loved ones they would meet and greet no more ¬ ¬ Years passed time healed the scars in the landscape war had made Not far away on the height national and confederate cemeteries adjoining were laid out and beautified I still lay i where I fell reddening with rust but I saw what was going on and was often inspected curiously by visitors to the nons mouth They talked of their parents of their own forthcoming marriage of affairs at home of some property trouble where ¬ in missing papers played an important part which meant heavy loss to them and of the thousand and one nothings all somethings to young lovers which interest those whose hearts have been touched by Cupid with the true gift of seeing A million things deemed important by time hardened worldlings are less so than the gossamer filaments and trifles which love turns to threads and ingots of gold They bring ex ¬ quisite happiness to young hearts and happiness is not a trifle Suddenly Inez that was her name uttered a little exclamation and point ¬ There framed in ed to my muzzle roses sat a small red squirrel intently regarding the invaders Her quick mo- ¬ tion startled him and with a brisk chirp he whisked out of sight taking refuge in the department of the in- ¬ terior The young girl poked into the aperture with a birch wand she had cut further in the wood and there was A whole great commotion within family of squirrels some of them ju- ¬ veniles dashed out helter skelter frightening the pretty damsel into a leap and scream followed promptly by pleased laughter from the young people Her lover poked farther with the rod and little by little drew out a nest It was made mostly of leaves but here and there were blades of grass floss of the milkweed scraps of paper and among the latter one of considerable size which the young folks eagerly opened and read Strange and myste- ¬ rious are the ways of Providence It missing memoranda needed to was the establish the girls title to extensive jjlantations and brief messages from ¬ Winds blew sweet kisses from the scent- ¬ v ed south Flowers waved love signals from the can- ¬ parts and made the welkin ring Near ine stands the soldiers monuments and OLI nearer still the tall staff from which floats the glorious star spangled banner for which 1 fought and fell I and my kind played star HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance THE VERY BEST RELIABLE PROMPT PAYING Agents This ia a smooth fence that will turo any kind of stock It is made from tho best hard steel drawn specially for tm purpose saw my young folks have not I the right to call them mine wed and made one They paused to greet me on their way to the church near by and I saw through the open door the deat Short St Bet Broadway and Mill little bride with canopies of flags and LEXINGTON JC flowers above her shapely head and sunbeams colored gayly by stained James Connors - - - Proprietor glass windows crossing her golden hair in tinted benediction She stopped to pat me lovingly as she leaned on hei Rates 2 And 250 Per Day noble husbands arm returning homeOne ward and I verily believe they look lights hundred good rooms Electric hot upon me as a sort of cast iron shrine and Postal and cold bachsv barber shop telegraph office etc for they often come to see me and ex- ¬ 21iy96 ly change confidences talking to me as to a friend of the family whom they con- ¬ sider quite oneof themselves I NON UNION HOTEL REED The large steel wires forming tnt horizontal bars are first coiled around a thus practically becoming i inch rod SPRINGS their entire length COILED These are securely tied together by 18 cross bars to the rod The cross ban are best quality of annealed wire wrapped three time galyanized horizontal bar around each ready for business below as cheerfully as Being a HOW Tl IS MADE is self regulator itup alwayj for slacks ITS ADVANTAGES ¬ BATTEREDNN0K Jl 2T xSmd mAksiJff y b viiVjiiry VfJ -- v J fl xri mJf m Na eu a klLA r ti -- luiiin tmmkVi 1S AOI- - AM Krsl Jp only a rusty dilapidated old cannon a relic of the war placed on this lawn to re- - and call to this genera-tion the deeds of glorious past too though red with other things than the rust which gives me my dull swarthy hue They have spruced ane up a little with paint that I might be in keeping with other park accessories but you there is rust in my marks show roughly coat of paint which the ravages of time impression appear may observe that throat while its the past Itwasai through the thin but half conceals but am not so savage as I might at first and handsome not the battered veteran of these later years The gunners were proud of my trig and trim appearance and groomed me as carefully as if I were a prince out on parade You should have seen me as with other guns of my cali- ¬ ber and class I started for the front in response to the first call for volunteers When the war began I may look grim I was young rather shapeless copy of herself to see me introduced us and bespoke lasting vows of fidelity between the young patriot and myself He is about six years old now comes to see me hand in hand with a smaller sister and thev both sit in my lap and take liberties wthme unrebuked He once filled me with firecrackers on the Fourth of Julv aud set them off It took me several days to overlook that prank for the crackers were imported Chinamen and I did not like their weak sputtering We have completed and are now travesty of real explosions On the building a lot of this fence for Bourbon whole however we get along very well farmers and you can examine into it He cannot pull my hair as he does his meritBfor yourself fathers nor poke his prying young finEstimates cheerfully furnished Yon gers into iny eyes As to my mouth I may put up the posts and we will build that is toothless and barks only at the fence or we will contract to do th Trf Jl enemies of my country and flag any wnoiejOD li you are neeum moneys fence see us We will saveyou Near by visible across a corner of and still build you the best fence made On the the park lawn is their home Respectfully wail is a framed picture the portrait COLLINS MILLER of the two dead soldiers one in blue Paris Ky and one in gray Over it are crossed peacefully the swords they were in Tfce Page Wire Fence In Bourbon token of lasting peace as well as lasting remembrance and draped above it a 99 Millersburg Ky May 4 silken flag the beautiful flag of our Agents country its stars bright its bars typic- ¬ 111 c Messrs Miller Collins Kentucky otSP m Paris al of the red blood shed for its sake Gentlemen I have had the Pag Do not be deceived by allnrcr advertisements and think you can get the best made- finest finish and Very lovingly it droops over the porWoven Wire Fence on my farm for MOST SEWING MACHINE traits and its folds seem to cling as for a merePOPULARfrom reliable manufacturers abont eighteen months and am well son Buy caressingly about the man in gray as that have rained a reputation by honest and square pleased vvth it It has proved to he all dealing There in none in the world that about the man in blue In that home In mechanical construction durability ofcan equal that is claimed for it It turns all kind working beauty in appcaranceprbas of stock and is as tight as it was the day love and respect for the soldiers part8flnones3 of finish as the NEW HOME there is as many improvements it was put up and has stood some severe of north and south Peace blessed WRITE FOR C2RCOLARS tests A horse of one of my neighbor peace reigns supreme The Few Home Sewing Machine Co fell across the fence a few months ago This is the eve of Memorial day I CbakqsMabs BostokKass 23 Uinow Square NY and was not taken off for several hours Chicago III St Loins Mo DxlmlsTcxss am garlanded with flowers and have SAKFHAjrciscoCAL Atlanta Qju but when taken off the fence went back j to its place all right with the exception FOR SALE QY veteran should been honored as a brave of a few staples During the storm of beby those he served and saved The sun WINN Paris Ky COOS A rvml OH o ornri Ri9erl frfift TarnR blown is setting and not far away on the beach fence and it down to th I see the family group I love the hus- ¬ U S REVENUE STAMPS WASTED across the As soon as bent tree was cast the ground band Inez the two innyful children off the fence went up all right and wa BYand in addition a sweet faced babe in as good as ever with the exception of arms The sea as likea mirror of mol- ¬ T Ii Green County Clerk Mt Olivet Ky one broken wire and a few staples out ten gold but near the shore its surface I want to buy for cash the following U S of place Revenues either canceled or uncanceled at dimples into smiles and it lisps loving I am so well pleased with the feno the prices annexed when stamps are sent la that I am going to put up more of it nothings to the listening sands Out good condition r Respectfully Bach right away lined against the glorified sky with its 1 cent Express red imperforate 5 cents Wm Becrjltt 5my tf wondrous rjanrama of crimson and 1 cent Express red part perforate 5 cents cent Playing gold pearl and amber fleecy outlines 1 oant Playing Cards red imperforated cents cardsredpart perforated cents 1 made of angel plumage tall pinnacles 1 ceutProprietaryredpart perforate10 cents 50 cents 1 cent tipped with flame floats proudly the 2 cent Telegraph red imperforate We are prepared to furnish at rea¬ Bank Check bluepart perforate 5 cents flag we love And far away on a dis- ¬ 2 cent Certificate blue imperforate 5 cents sonable prices locust posts by the car- ¬ tant hill where rows of tombstones 2 cent Certlicnte blue full perforate 10 cents load Delivered at your nearest rail 2 cent Certiflcateorangef ull perforatelO cents gleam whitely I see the two headstones 2 cent Express blue imperforate Scents road station 10 cents 2 cent Express blue part perforate COLLINS MILLER which point like finger posts toward 2 Playing cardsblueimperforater0 cents ¬ I day about a year after the wedding Inez brought a pudgy small One ¬ grip for 90 in the shade gently but firmly persuades a runaway team to reconsider its action An unruly bull is safe as a canary in its cage it saith thus far shall unto the festive hog go The fierce wind and drifting thou 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 ZJPIjXj tramp alike scorn it proffer- ¬ the lagging stock of Fruit and Ornamental ed shade Like the model housewife FULL Grape Vines Small Fruits when well supported it is always neat Asparagus and everything for the and tidy POSTS Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- ¬ THREE POSTS to the 100 FEET ploy no agents Try us on prices and 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 ulication te Farmers say the closer the posts th H F HILLENMEYER That mav arraly t Lexington Ky better the fence 20oct common fences but depending largely on its ftlasticity we psefer the long panel For cemeteries lawns yards etc they should of course be nearer0 IS to 20 feet is not objectionable it takes a new TREES TREES 1896 ccupation i 4 A 3 1- - rKi r iwi A ¬ - i - 1 Vi - ¬ locust POSTS heaven punctuating the beauty of love and friendship It is a picture of quiet peace tne cairn alter tne storm tne ¬ fciV l 3i v- - issued by Abraham Lincoln in 1SG1 Polished until every piece of metal about me shone waited upon by brave men in uniforms as striking as my own I attracted admiring attention from multitudes all along the line There AS THEY SAT THERE I HEARD THEIR STORY were six of us all exactly alike and we spoke with one voice when called upon cemeteries and the battlefield I could the parents of both written in bidding their loved ones blood to respond to the ardor of those men see the cemetery on the opposite declrv ity its flag floating proudly as it rose good by and detailing the manner starting toward the front death I had guarded their It was not long before we were in the each day at sound of the sunrise gun I of theirwell Why should I not now loved to see the care expended upon the secret rush and war of battle Where we were could be found the very craters of the rows of graves marked with snowy yield it gladly to those to whom it war volcanoes reddened with our lurid headstones and knew by a sort of in- ¬ rig htfuliv belonsred Lonir thev talked of their wonder ¬ fires enlivened by our bulldog bark tuition where in one corner lay near - together the schoolmates who had died ful find of the goodness of God of the reddened sometimes with a deeper crimeon than that of flame We were sons that night by my side On Memorial parents they both loved and their sen- ¬ days there were ceremonies worth see- ¬ timents were union sentiments of the of thunder and hurled thunderbolts and emphasized shooters of lightnings which struck with ing soldiers marched sweet faced and itrongest kind Our throats were often sweet voiced children sang eloquence screngthened by the memory of the deadly effect parched and our iron constitutions recalled the war and its lessons and great conflict in which their fathers racked and strained but we obeyed each grave became an emerald altar on together died Ere thev walked away in orders and sullenty served Death which soft eyed blossoms breathed the twilight they had planned to buy They were fragrant incense their scented prayers me and transfer mo to their native until told to desist town not far away and the fair maid men who handled us in rising toward heaven brave 20 years after actually hugged and kissed me as she On one Memorial day the very center of the carnivals of above us floated the war there strolled into the ravine bade me a temporary farewell There blood and fire and ever proudly our gallant comrade the old late in the afternoon a young man and were pearly drops of moisture on me flag often tattered and torn singed woman I knew them for lovers before and the roses which covered my rough ¬ and ragged but its stars shining ever as I clearly saw their faces for she leaned ness as she turned away that were not stars of promise on their firmament of toward him as they walked with the distilled from dew or sprinkled by the good union blue Not less courageous unconscious naturalness and grace of a long familiar rains In old fashioned were the men in gray who fought under vine reclining toward its supporting times Cupid accomplished his best sur ¬ what is now the conquered banner tree On they came through the laur- ¬ prises with bow and arrow but now if Even our iron souls and hearts of steel els and seated themselves with their ycu please he can use cannon old thrilled with honest admiration of their backs against me much as did those rust3 rheumatic and broken just as dauntless bravery What a pity that soldiers of 20 years agone She was a well I mav be an old bore but I can such men must be swayed in deadly con ¬ fair faced blonde graceful as a f awn do as useful things as many people who flict one against the other Thank God dimples in her peachy checks loyalty look more gracious and less grim Never that is all past now and the old flag in her true Blue eyes He was dark judge an old veterans heart by his well beloved north and south floats in stalwart manly with the form of an rusty exterior and time worn marks love and protection over all Columbias athlete and the eyes of a born protector of wind weather or war Eough oys ¬ braves If the irieii in gray were mis- ¬ of truth and innocence Even before ter shells hide more pearls than the taken they atoned for their fault in they spoke I knew them through in- ¬ smoothest shells glistenmg on tropic countless ways known only to brave tuition to be the son and daughter of beaches do hearts who meet defeat We love them the men who had died where they now Well they secured a permit from courage and devotion hail sat absorbed in loves young dream As Uncle Sara to remove Trie and here I for their them as brothers true for evermore they sat there her head on his shoulder am the observed of ail observers a But this isa digression Old cannon like and his arm where it should be around properly certified Telic of the war T other bid warriors become garrulous her taper waist punctuated with lasses like it too thtough sometimes isigh when they recall the days which tried 1 1 heard their rtory and more than I moodily for the sheltered rnflxie audits V -- tranquil sequel to the tempest and turmoil of war Noting the headstones in the confederate cemetery which ad- ¬ joins the other I see that thejr also are covered with flowers placed there by those who decorated the grassy couches of the sleeping boys in blue God rest their souls Lord keep their memories green I EDGAR JONES Where comrades pass with solemn tread Sweet bloom of May again to spread Above our honored braves All silent there in calm repose They reck not friends they etv not foes No drums redoubling beat they hear No stem command no victors che Or sentrys quick salute In Tents of Green In tents of green our heroes sleep Their slumbers undisturbed and deep The flag triumphant waves Their grounded arms are mute cent 10 cents cent Playing cards orange Proprietary blue imperforate15 cents cent cent Proprietarybluepartperforate10cents cent Proorietaryorangefull pefrote 15 cents cent Playing eardgreenimperforate2 B cent playing cardgreenfull perrtc20 cents 8 cent Telegraph green imperforate10 cents 4 cent Playing cardviolet perforate50 cents 4 cont Proprietaryvioletpart perfoatelO cents 10 cents n cent Express red imperforate JO cents 5 cent Playing card red perforate iu cents 5 ceut Proprietary penorate 6 cent Proprietary orange perforateS5 10 cent Bill of Ladingbluc unperfoteln cents 10 cent Bill of LadingbliiGpart pertelo cents 0 cents 2i cent Bond imperforate 40 cent Inland Exchangeinxperforate75 cents 50 cent Probate of Will imperforateSl 25 70 cent Foreign exchangegreenimatefX cents 51 61 Life Insurance imperforate SI 10 51 Manifest imperforate SI 2o 51 Mortgage full perforate 1 50 1 00 Passage Ticket imperforate 1 30 Foreign exchaugcorange imate 3 01 4 00 I 90 Foreign Exchange maroon 5 00 3 50 Inland Exchange imperforate 7 00 5 00 Probate of Willi imperforate 30 00 20 00 Probate of Will imperforate 1 50 1 80 Blue aud Black 2 00 1 60 Blue and Black 5 cents 5 cent Black and Green proprietary o cents S cent Black and Green proprietary 10 cent Black aud Green proprietary- - x 6 50 2cuit Black ad Green proprietary- - 3 0 5 00 1 00 Black and Green proprietary 15 00 00 Black and Green proprietary 2 2 2 2 8 5- - GLOTHES CLEiMEB REPA18E0 I Work done on shorfc department notice Our prices are lower than others and we will do your work right PARIS FUBHISHIHG A8D TAILORING CO a first class have charge WEcleaning employed to takepressing experienced tailor repairing and of our H S STOUT Manager 24mar tf W W DUDLEY BILL POSTERS PARIS KY All Kinds ot Posting DIstribufcing - GO In faded blue or faded gray The truce of God is theirs to day So let them calmly rest Who won the field with sure renown A starry flag a floral crown Above each heros breast Ruth Raymond in N T Ledger A Terrible Slxoclc Great Editors Wife I regret to say sir that my husbancL is sick and can ¬ What sympathetically Caller seems to be the matter I dont know he has not uttered a word since lie came in he has received some terrible shock Ah I see He probably ran across some man who never heard cf his pa not see anyone also wish to buy old canceled postage stamps aud stamped envelopes of any and all denominations from 18 10 to 1S75 for which 1 will pay liberal prices Address T Iu GREEN Comity Clerk Mt Olivet Ky TOWN LOT FOR SALE lVory The above named stamps can be Jound on Deeds Mortgages Notes Receipts 42JxllO foot lot in William ad etc from 1861 Agreements Bank Check dition well located Will be soldv 1875 also on Proprietary Medicines to at low price on four payments one Tne foregoing ofler is genuine made In ¬ good faith and will be carried out to the let fourth cash balance in three equal payments at six twelve and eighteen tor in every instance when I receive the stamps I have mentioned iu good order months Address L Jb care Thb Reference Mt Olivet Deposit Bank or any News Paris Ky official of Robertson county T Li Green County Clerk 1 Promptly Attended- To Etc - M i A t bt k k k jfXk Jk k A Bk L K k fek Ife y jK J Jk Bk per verb XT Y Weekly A Xevr Conjugation WHkinsr How do you conjugate the - Harlem I move thoti movest he or she moves we swear you swear they T Y Truth swear move I Fred says that if he had the 4Yvrld lie Syculd gladly lay it at my feet Stella What would happen if you PhiladelphiaPress moved your feet Ua In Clilcaso L l iiilsri ifilatr VuUtsssF I 4 leKr loir prices uperfoi quality and fiarworkmanA of ourood W iSU lfiBitod ipace but vr want you to write for onr 1KG Illustrated Catalogue TbU m Mt 47bfCtCataloU5 woroipubjlshtd Aak for Cr M It contains aboui 200 - es - and rJ5t i iHtsisi w i j r st Tnnasv nnn iit m - - tT V1- - tn nvs- mtia tsim iiiir vnii --v -wwsi-Vi---i- r4 ajmrw--r- J rn- ntniMnnii ju 2 3rat tell yon all about the new styles feeauatlfal Amlwsdbome t swle - deslsms -n Slik UfllO ssBB -- - - a i SM SI MSI TWm i - AaiZAiilVriw S S - JiTr iimijkujkiizk bbbu r S W i 1 jkiAe- - m - - k cl liA 3M v5v- jr EPr - -V5 S s -- K fall a a A fekl jf far - 1 iiaw- - rVtRKj k A J v S rar t vs M a t 1 eKS V THE BOURBON NEWSPJIDAY r THE FARMING WORLD k mi 28 1897 WHY SO NEAT CONTRIVANCE Hove iK american lncenuitv has alwavs hnnn to Drive Pasturing Cattle Across wonder to foreigners- - AVp L nnw nf nn VM a Higrnvray ter illustration of it than is displayed in the4 Th WOOLLY APHIS Many farms are so situated that the Wild Beasts Take Up Their Abode luauuiactiire ot guns or instance the re- To Cure Female His Soma True Reasons Why peating sfct guumade by the Winchester in a Calif ornians Home Mrs Pinkham is More Successful Than Different Modes of Killing Tliis Very cattle must be driven across a highway jxeueanng Arms Uo JNew Haven Ct the Family Doctors to pasture This almost always affords Destructive Insect which retails for about 20 will will break away up Hears Strange Noises in Cellar and toreign hand made guns costing 20 outshoot The INtissouri experiment station has trouble The cattle times as made extensive experiments with dif and down the highway to feed by the Investigation Reveals Family of muclu This has been demonstrated time A woman is sick some disease peculiar to her and tune again The leading shots of the sex - roadside instead of crossing the road Cerenfc methods of killing the woollyMountain LionsSaves the is fast developing in her system She goes JMmmmmm tountry appreciate this and have put aside Cubs Alive apple root plant louse Follow- ¬ directly from the pasture gate to the aphis or Four ueir expensive guns for the less costlv but to her family physician and tells him a ing is a summary of the discoveries lane leading to the barn A device is TKo i better slinntincr TViTir1oefT story but not the whole story that may prove of as- ¬ The cellar of the house inhabited by illustrated Winchester catalogue is sent made shown herewith Sheholdssomethingback loses her head The limb form of this insect can be sistance in such cases A narrow lane human beings is a strange place ioi ree upon request becomes agitated forgets what she wants wild beasts to inake their homes but Thankfulness is always becoming Most to say and finally conceals what she readily killed by one or two thorough ¬ sprayings with strong kerosene emul it happened far back in the hills neair people have at least 100 reasons for being ought to have told and thus completely --- TntfXI A WTSlFEVRV RHP A TO IJUXVJk WAAWAilViaJ XXiilXXilAfl - American Ingenuity ¬ MMY EEGULAE PHYSICIANS PAIL g i mwi Hi imi i m mi j sion should be planted in a small trench filled with finely powdered tobacco or Jobacco dust and lightly covered with earth This will keep the woolly aphis awaj Apple nursery stock should have a liberal supply of tobacco dust applied to the roots every spring in order to kill the woolly aphis and prevent it from es- ¬ tablishing itself there It should be ap- ¬ plied by removing some of the earth from around the roots filling the ex eavation with tobacco dust and lightly covering it with earth Newly cleared timber land should be cultivated in corn or other crop for two years before the apple trees are set out in order to kill the woolty aphis that may be on the roots of the wild crab and allied trees Apple nursery stock should have the roots cleaned and dipped for a minute in strong kerosene emulsion in order to kill the woolly aphis that may be there In planting apple trees tobacco dust should be freely used among and over all the roots and close around the trunk in order to kill and prevent the woolly aphis from establishing itself there Every spring as soon as settled warm weather appears each tree should have a liberal supply of tobacco dust applied to its roots by removing the earth from around the trunk for a distance of two feet and four inches in depth evenly filling this with the tobacco dust and covering it with earth The root form of the woolly aphis may be cheaply and easily killed and kept away from an ajple tree by the liberal use of tobacco dust About five or six pounds of this substance should be applied as above di ¬ rected to the roots of every infested tree and half this amount should be applied in a similar manner each succeeding spring costing approximately two cents per tree per year This insect may also be killed by injecting one fluid ounce of carbon bisulphide two jeet away from the trunk on two sides of the tree but the use of this substance is not advised except in extreme cases since a little carelessness may injure the tree and it is alwajs necessary immediately to treat the trees with tobacco dust in order to keep the insect away Coun ¬ try Gentleman h X Antonio Nunez a farmer lives with his dioly N Y Weekly family Arstonio is a thrifty and in Hows This dustrious man and has prcsepered We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward Two weeks ago he moved from his old for any case of Catarrh that can not be home into another house that had not cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Cheney Co Toledo F yet been occupied For several days We Jthe undersigned Props known FO have J after Antonio and his family moved into Cheney for the last 15 years and believe THIS DEVICE CONTROLS STOCK their new home they heard strange him perfectly honorable in all business ¬ sounds coming apparently from the transactions and financially able to carry is built on each side of the road exany tending well up to the carriage track cellar As Antonio was busy with his outest obligations made by their firm ToTruax Wholesale Druggists but not close enough of course to prove farm work and those at the house were ledo O Marvin Wholesale any inconvenience to travelers Two engaged in setting things to rights no Walding Kinnan Toledo Ohio or thin boards are then fitted effort was made to ascertain the cause ol DruggistsCatarrh Cure long bars is taken internally to slide across the highway when the the sounds But when day after day acting s directlv upon the blood and mucous cattle are to be driven across and then passed and the noise from the cellar Brfaees 0f tHe system Price 75c per bot back again out of the way of travel did not cease Nunez determined to make tie Sold by all Druggists Testimonials HPVi rvn rrh rrm rn crpmiS HCe A bent rocl of iron connects the two n U introofinwififm O r XAl JUW UlfttfcUiWii Halls Family Pills are the best a ends of the bars so that both can be Antonio is discreet and he called in slipped across the road at once the few friends to his assistance Armed There is one thing that is alwavs an allevi bend i the rod permitting it to rest with shotguns they made their way ation of our wrong doings and that is to upon t3e ground so that the cattle can into the cellar They had hardl hold others responsible for them X Y pass over it To operate this takes but reached the side of the stone walled Weekly training a moments time Orange Judd Farmer place when from the place beneath the No physician in the world has had such a training or has suchan amount Dishonored Drafts a splendid When the stomach dishonors the drafts of information at hand to assist in the treatment of all kinds of female ills stairway there bounded COMMON SENSE VIEW specimen of California lioness Before made upon it by the rest of the system it from the simplest local irritation to the most complicated diseases of the womb is necessarily because its fund of strength is This therefore is the reason why Mrs Pinkham in her laboratory at Turning Corn Stalks Into Butter Is a a shot could be fired the animal escaped very low Toned with Hostetters StomOccupation through the open door Paying ach Bitters it soon begins to pay out vigor Lynn Mass is able to do more for the ailing women of America than the in the shape of pure rich blood containing tell- ¬ A second later and the liona big family physician Any woman therefore is responsible for her own suffering Some eminent professor has been the elements value the corn stalk ugly beast made a jump for the stair a sequence of muscle bone and brain As who will not take the trouble to write to Mrs Pinkham for advice ing of the increased of the new vigor afforded the will have after certain of its properties way But this time Antonio was ready stomach the bowels perform their functions The testimonials which we are constantly publishing from grateful women pith and killed the animal at the first fire regularly and the liver works like clock establish beyond a doubt the power of Ljdia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com- ¬ become more widely known The Malaria it is said makes the best lining for a While his friends stood guard at the work reinforced has no effect upon a sVstem pound to conquer female diseases thus battle ship that so far has been found doorway Antonio made a search under pw It is greatly compressed and then neath the stairway and found four cubs Most men do not tell their wives about HI SI ZfB fOk l3kkk nl Zmmk their business affairs until they get stuck placed next to the armor of the ship They were as comfortable as kittens 1 1 b fNOWl m mmm mm and when an unfriendly cannon ball having an old coat and a quilt for abed Washington Democrat w XM iyr imsi Kt5 USE 1 ¬ goes through the armor the pith in Nunez took the biting anil scratching Shake Into Your Shoes stantly expands to its original size and tubs upstairs and for the rest of the Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet thereby fills up the hole preventing any day and far into the night waited for Cures nainful swollen smarting feet and in- water from entering the ship Then the lioness to return but the brute did stantly takes the sting out of corns and bun- REASONS FOR USING smokeless powder may be made from no t come back Nunez is going to try nfTA afcbV Anon inntRnP iL p twht nr tipw WV uuuv vhw sweatthe stalk at a cost far below what it now and raise the cubs The dead lion shoes feel easy 3s a certain cure for ing callous hot tired aching feel Try it takes to produce the stuff When these measured six feet from tip to tip to day Sold by all druggists and shoe and other properties of the corn stalk stores 2oc Trial package FREE Address AN ENOCH ARDEN CASE become more widely known it is stated Allen S Olmstead Le Roy X Y the farmer will get as much for the corn Only in This Case Husband Insists on The world is full of miserable people who stalk as he does for the corn which is Having the Children are so by reason of trying to get more than But not saying much just about now In 1872 at Stevens Point Wis a Po gives N Y Weekly Because it is absolutely pure in spite of this new and prosperous fu lish count married Annie Stenger a the world Because it is not made by the so called Dutch Process in ture thrust upon the corn stalk we are farmers daughter Count Svevielski for Fifty Cents which chemicals are used of the opinion that its most profitable succeeded in gaining a living for hia Over 400000 cured Why not Because beans of the finest quality are used use is to put it into a silo and with bran wife until three children were born regulate or remove your desire tor tobacco i Saves monev makes health and manhood or linseed meal turn it into butter And when he was called to Russia upon the Because it is made by a method which preserves unimpaired v Cure guaranteed 50c and 100 all druggists the exquisite natural flavor and odor of the beans we are reasonably sure that if good but- death of his father There he inherited ter is made from it it will pay better a fortune but before he could settle The trimmings on the summer hats are so Because it is the most economical costing less than one cent to turn it into a contrivance for his affairs and return to America he heavy that a woman now says she weighs a cup than QUICKLY MADE HEDGE aiding in the killing of human beings was imprisoned on the charge of be with my hat on Be sure that you get the genuine article made by WALTER BAKER CO Ltd Dorchester Mass Established 1780 National Stockman Woodbine Grown Over a Frame Gives ing implicated with nihilists in promul Stnr Tobacco Satisfactory Resnlts gating seditious literature He was re As you chew tobacco for pleasure use Iveei the JMillc Cans Clean Making a hedge with ordinary hedge leased and imprisoned three times He Star is not only the best but the most If your washed milk cans smell plants requires a good many years of closed a few hours they are not when spent nearly eight years in a dungeon lasting Itand therefore the cheapest clean waiting before the full realization of enough for milk New cans pails and and it was only after spending his en-7 contempt for any A ones anticipations Many are de strainers should be carefully examined tire lortune m against trans- - bod mechanic has a great same bit of vori- wW cannot terred from starting hedges because of for irregular creases in the soldering a portation to Siberia that he was finally as well as he does do the this long period of waiting The ac ¬ little more solder will fill these places released and banished from the coun companying illustration shows a short and make the can perfectly sweet inside try I am entirely cured of hemorrhage of lungs by Pisos Cure for Consumption cut to a remarkably handsome hedge In cleaning- cans where no boiler exists During his imprisonment the countx A form is made of wire netting the for steaming them wash first in cold was not allowed to write home to Amer- - Louisa Lindaman Bethany Mo Jan 8 94 sides and top also being covered water then in hot water and sal soda ica and his wife came to believe him Most of us regret that we cant think of Along the base on either side of this Finally half fill them with clean scald- ¬ dead Five years ago he arrived in New real mean things to say in a quarrel Washing water put on the cover tightly for York where he learned that his wife ington Democrat a few minutes and they will steam had moved with her father and ehil Anv Irinrl nf n TvrnicA Sf Tnnnhe Oil ivill W ivnr v If themselves completely Ey using the ciren to lumor county b U ana that cure at any time no matter Iioav bad hot water that steams our can for the only recently she had married James Some people owe their good reputation sal soda water for the next one a lim- ¬ Phillips a farmer Svevielski remained to the loyalty of their friends ited amount of hot water will thor ¬ in New York as a teacher of modern oughly purify a goodly number of languages gradually working his way You havent For 6 years had neuralgia upward and finally entered the em ¬ used St Jacobs Oil to cure it cans Dakota Field and Farm ploy of the Lake Shore Michigan Natures Wontlerfnl Laws The wasted mental forec would do all Southern railway as traveling inspector The growing of a berry calls into ac- ¬ with headquarters at Chicago where the work in the world- - --Hams Horn tion some of the most wonderful laws he now resides try a 10c box of Cascarets candy ca- of nature In the growth of plants we During the five years since his return tharticnneat liver and bowel regulator made TO MAKE A HEDGE QUICKLY find these laws in perfection We also to America Svevielski has accumu Catalogue free from us or the dealer find in various forms a complete sup ¬ lated quite a snug fortune and is now When a man gets a shave and a hair cut - Indianapolis int INDIANA BICYCLE CO SmTEr quickly growing vines are planted he looks as good as new Atchison Globe ply of every element required for the trying to get possession of his children soon cover the wire with a mass which both plant arid You can of green that becomes more and more full development of us all these prod- ¬ to give them an education His former Cant cure my rheumatism fruit Nature gives wife resents his interference and al ¬ you must use St Jacobs Oil dense and beautiful each succeeding ucts without stint She simply asks though the children desire to return year if the proper sort of vines is in return that we assist her in some of to their father they are prevented and Give a hoy a dog and he will have a good in the The proper sort used time Washington Democrat of estimation would include our the smaller details be the work She constantly watched to prevent their writers made rich and running away that the It may come last but St Jacobs Oil is the common woodbine It is a quick asks prepared soil That the plants be of well best to cure sprains It ought to be first Division Superintendent Ashbel B grower and its foliage is remarkably good quality and carefully set out Newell of the Lake Shore Michigan handsome both in the green state and That frequent hoeing and cultivation Never beat a carpet when it is down Southern at St Paul stated that he by autumn frosts whssi touched be given That plants be protected There are many other vines however from winter frosts and summer knew of no employe who answered to that would answer admirably for this drought That no insect pest or f ungis the description of Count Svevielski and purpose so that all tastes can be disease find an abiding place with that the road had no traveling inspector by that name suited Such a hedge needs only such them M A Thajer GREAT deal o nonsense lias been annual clippings as will suffice to keep over the written and be¬ THE MARKETS the vines growing evenly all Varying Qmillty of Mills ¬ lieved about wire as thickly in one place as in anWhy the milk of the same cow on the Cincinnati May 27 blood purifiers other Cedar stakes should be used same feed vaes in quality from one LIVE STOCK Cattlecommon5 2 75 3 40 a mtte T4 fiL t f 4 Co What purifies the 4 10 carefully set in making such a day to another I do not know I have and Select butchers 6 00 5 50 blood hedge since once made and covered investigated the matter to the extent CALVES Fair to good licht 3 0J 3 45 HOGS Common v 3 60 3 50 growth of vines it will of about 20000 tests with our cows I Mixed packers with a black realizes that the harvest time is ahead 3 65 350 Light Ideal farming comprshends not only the growing of the tallest rain the be inconvenient to make inferior re- ¬ find that in the same stable with the SHEEP shippers 4 15 3 75 Choice KIDN v 0 50 of hay the best farming the farming that rcavs most t must pairs though stakes can of course be same feed with the same conditions in LAMB bprin 3 d iizi FLOUR Winter family contemplate something more than this for there is a harvest time and just in g driven down through the netting if every way as nearly as I can judge the BRAIN Wheat No s red 88 bes 83 necessary Webb Donnell in American milk of one cow will vary as much as No 3 red 26Ji that proportion may be measured the seasons profit or loss Corn No 2 mixed Gardening 1 per cent of fat I doubt that we AND THEY ALONE a 2t ii 37 Jt jr C aass shall ever learn the reason or reasons 12 00 1175 BAY Prime to caoice If diseased however they cannot DAIRY SUGGESTIONS 9 37 It seems to be something relating to the PROVISIONS -- Mess pork and the blood continually becomes 3 45 Lard Prime steam principle of life and too subtle for us 8 more impure Every drop of blood Now for cleanliness in the dairy 6 BUTTER Choice dairy to discern or comprehend It is with 17 Prime in the body goes through the kidneys North Dakota is forging ahead as a a man as with a cow some days he can APPLES to cnoice creamery 2 25 20 Per bbl the sewers o the system every three 1 00 dairy state a i io POTATOES Per bbl do more work than others but he canminutes night zsd day while life NEW YORK Corn alone is not a proper endures not explain the reason Prof J W FLOUR Winter patent 4 SO 4 65 food Harvesting Machines are the profit bringing kind they are built for long wear 79 GRAIN Wheat Na northn Robertson SOsi 8U hard work light draft and in short to satisfy There are other kinds that No 2 rea of Washington has a fine The state 29J CORN No mixed dont cost as much but theres nothing cheaper than the best Resrular Supply of Lettuce dairy association ufi OAIm Mixed 9 00 8 75 fVlcCormick Harvesting Machine Company Chicago 3or a regular supply of lettuce dur-- PORK New mesa Get a separator if you mean to make 3 The Light Running McCormick Open Elevator Harvester sow thinly where LARD Western ing the hot months the dairy profitable The Light Running McCormick New 4 Steel Mower CHICAGO The Light Running McCormick Vertical Corn Binder and puts the kidneys in perfect health and 4 70 Wherever alfalfa will grow is the they are to remain in drills 12 to 14 FLOUR Winter patents 4 60 -- 8d Ihe Light Running McCormick Daisy Reaper for sale everywhere S7 inches apart plants to be gradually GRAIN Wheat Na 2 red nature does the rest place for the dairy and swine 7171 71S No 2 Chicago soring The heaw dragged out feeling the New forage crops come and go but thinned out to six or eight inches apart - CORN No 2 23g 24 bilious attacks headaches nervous This method allows the tap root to pen- OATS No 2 iA clover blue grass and timothy stay 8 Uo 8 00 unrest fickle appetite all caused by ctrate undisturbed into the soil thus PORK Mess 3 oiYx ft 3 55 Some people have not the talent for securing moisture and coolness and LARD Steam poisoned blood will disappear when and ought not to making good butter the kidneys properly perform their does not induce surface roots and FLOUR FamilyBALTIMOfiEy 3 90 4 25 1 functions try 78 78 also lessens their tendency to bolt to Gkais WheatNa 2 There is no doubt about this A good way to prevent wooden butter seed in hot dry weather an advantage Corn Mixed 29H Thousands have so testified The s w hue 28 Oats No bowls from cracking Bury the new worth securing Golden Queen Big Bos- LARD Rehned 11 50 theory is right the cure is right and jgi bowl several inches deep in a salt bar- ton and Trianon Cos are excellent vari- ¬ PORK Mess 16 85 UoiUU fnttrvKr as a natural seauence W 4 65 4 25 First rel and allow to remain for two weeks eties for general use American Gar- - CATTLEWestern quality rinced through per-4 35 4 30 HOGs Western Plowman sonal proof dening-INDIANAPOLIS ¬ Apple seedlings buds and grafts Sunol Alameda county Cal where thankful to one for being sad and melan o ¬ 1 w- 1 ¬ mystifies the doctor Is it any wonder therefore that the doctor fails to cure the disease t0rt Still we cannot blame the wo- ¬ man for itis very embarrassing to detail some of the symp- ¬ toms of her suffering even to her family physician AW It was for this reason that years ago Mrs Lydia E Pink- ham at Lynn Mass determined to step in andhelpher sex Having had consid- ¬ erable experience in treating female ills with her Vegetable Compound she en- couraged the women of America to write to her for advice in regard to their complaints and being a woman it wras easy for her ailing sisters to pour into C her ears every detail of their suffering In this way she was able to do for them wliat the physicians were unable to do simply because she had the proper information to work uppn and from the little group of women who sought her advice years ago a great army of her fellow beings are to day constantly applying for advice and re-¬ lief and the fact that more than one hundred thousand of them have been successfully treated by Mrs Pinkham during the last jear is indicative of the grand results which are produced by her unequaled experience and HraSnv ¬ j ida Ul I M H M WJ w ¬ fr0V Ufmi mVV lSfapa i mum n lJfci HSf WW00WO9WtfTWgr rrLiiiL I fkwL Walter Baker Cos t Breakfast Cocoa i Xo-To-B- ac IctNo-To-Ba- c ¬ - m w ¬ so-and-- ¬ ¬ 40tt4ett4yx ¬ fio-VitiTi- r - I - ¬ t t - f -- -- m w J i j wr9 JxHB Up-to-Da- te irsi i I wrrmmmi iwwymk i ne Man wn is imm a m um j tons-to-the-a- cre -- S3 CO iTHE j XV aN J 1 1 v j ¬ rnilk-pro-3uci- ng T i 1 V - DO i I t g0 aci t ¬ Gravel Roatls for Iowa Every Little Helps A writer in the Des Moines la in the cornfield for a Turn the sheep LOUISVlLLH Jnv nr two after vou tret it planted Lt Farmers Tribune urges the superiority FLOUR Winter natcnt 3 75 will relieve the constant strain on their of gravel roads for that state His rea- - GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed pasture and they will giTe the weeds son is principally the trilling cost oi Oats Mixed x in the feucfc rows a bis- back set Na- - the gra7ol as compared with the cost of pytus iuees LARDSteam 1 stone necessary for a macadam road tional Stockman S -- GRAIN Wheat No Corn No 2 mixed Oats Na 2 mixed 2 89 24 20 acaeto CURECOtiSTIPATlOii 8E Q v- AN BY CATHARTIC ai3oaaaitai 400 23 9 3 2JJ4 8r t0 Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good in time Sold by druggists CUBES WHERE ALL ELSE NULb TJM5 i 25 S0- I ABSOLUTELY mf- 1B ALL DRUGGISTS GUMtiETEED 4 i j L1 rL frcffyff Plff - jTC r OChicagq 2SH -- Montreal - r- - - Ch r- - orjfew Yprfc ztl 27 2 t t 3 w A J r Vt V Vi 5 rF- yT r - BftaBrai y sf V if tf 8 tjK J THE BOURBON HE GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS WHEEL NOTES Of Peck FRIDAY MAY 28 1897 - W S Anderson To the WrightMedical Co Theatrical And Otherwise -- The JFoyer Miss Eliza Arnett of Louisa who suea A T Gardner of Salyersville for 520000 breach of promise of marriage was awarded a verdict of 8000 Both parties- are members of prominent - Remarks In Xines About Devotees Of The Wheel At Homo And Elsewhere NO OCCASION FOR P O Pike Co O Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules GRIEF If a scorcher meet families rE I 3C 4SW w - i Bedford Hedges Maurice Hedgee ar- ¬ Rev Dr Parkhurst rides a bicycle Always The rived home Wednesday after playing a latest And Best Machinery and wears golf stockings And Therefore The Best Work successful season with the Annie Davis America exported 35500 worth of --Company He has been engaged for If there is any improved machinery the season of 97 98 with the same bicycles to Africa last year invented for doing more perfect laundry company work just depend upon the Bourbon CARLISLE Steam Laundry putting it in Their latest additions are A high graded shirt The jury in the damage suit of Ro- ¬ Sews Culled From Nicholas County starcher which precludes all injury to Precincts the most delicate fabric and insures uni ¬ land Reed and members of his company Mrs N F Kash has been appointed form work and a new collar and cuff sgainst the Southern Railway for in ¬ postmaster at Moorefield ironer which enables us to give either juries inflicted in a wreck which was Born to the wife of Wm Colville a high gloss or domestic finish on collars on trial in the United States court at and cuffs i this county a daughter Shall we call for your worn Phone 4 Macon for a week past brought in a Rev P A Savaere will preach at the Bourbon Steam Laundry tf verdict for the plaintiffs Tuesday The Wilson school house Sunday at 1030 a jury awarded Mrs Myers 4000 Roland m Everybody invited ANNOUNCEMENTS Reed 2000 and Miss Isadore Rush 1 The meeting at the Christian Church 000 closed Monday night There were three FOR STATE SENATOR additions by confession and seven by We are authorized to announce letter James M Thomas as a candidate Messrs Ed ORisley and Willard Mr o W B Lae has made substan- ¬ for State Senator ¬ from the Blackmore of Cummings Stock Com- tial additions to his residence on East Twenty eighth Senatorial District pany which has given so many clever Alain Street Four rooms and yeranda composed of the counties of Bourbon performances in Louisville were in the have been added Montgomery and Clark subject to the city Wednesday trying to arrange to largest action of the Democratic primary elec- ¬ The outlook is good for the bring the company to the Paris Grand crop of black berri s ever grown in this tion July 31st for several performances The company county In fact all small fruit promioes Mercury FOR JAILER is a good one and presents such plays as to be abundant We are authorized to announce Wm The ladies of the East Union Church Men and Women The Charity Ball serve strawberries and ices in their L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of will etc uew church building to morrow after- ¬ Bourbon County subject to the action noon and evening May 29th of the Republican party Your Iiife Insured lc a Day Childrens Day exercises will be ob- is protected by bank served Sunday morning at 103 ocloc Our insurance FOR CIRCUIT CLERK ¬ able paper on the Capital City Bank oi in the Presbyterian Uhurch Trie pasWe are authorized to announce A J Columbus O There can be no stronger tor will also preach at night 730 oclock Gorey as a candidate for Circuit Clerk guarantee given you We dare not use subject adoffeis The a banks name without authority if you vice Mercury of our the following ever¬ party to the action of the Republican readers have If any doubt it write them Good health is raiding Wrights engaged iu toll gateThe new we advise the best life insurance anti mob ou to stop now FOR ASSESSOR Celery Capsules gives you good health law will get you into trouble sure they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach We are announce C trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Dr Dills has been chosen as one of Hough asauthorized to for Assessor L a candidate of Sick Headaches 100 days treatment the three judges of the oratorical contest Bourbon County subject to the action costs lc a day A sight draft on above between the Literary socities of K W C bank in every 1 box which brings tt Winchester on the evening of the 31st of the Republican party your money back if w fail to cure you The other judges are Judge Scott of Sold by W T Brooks druggist Richmond and Judge OKear of Mt FOR POLICE JUDGE Mercury Sterling We are authorized to announce Wm Especial care is taken with ladies Col Bennett H Young of Louisville Remington as a candidate for Police shirt waists at the Bourbon Steam Land will deliver his lecture on the Battle of Judge subject to the action of the Blue Licks in Carlisle on the night ot Democratic party 8mytf dry June 8th for the benefit of the Blue Wb are to John Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa Lick Battle Monument Association R Adair authorized announce Police as a candidate for tion sick headaches 25c at druggists Ool Young has lately gathered from the Judge subject to the action of the records of Virginia and old English Democratic party magizines many heretofore unknown We are authorized to announce Newt facts counected with the disastrous bat- ¬ ft Blue Lick Springs and he tells Clark as a candidate for Police Judge tle at subject to the action of the Democratic them in a most interesting manner -1 ¬ And a scorcher hit a scorcher No one needs to cry Cuba has 10000 worth of bicycles W S ANDERS box Julian Howe of the Windsor rhas Sold by all druggists at 50c and 1 per Med Send address on postal to the Wright bought a Phoenix wheel Co Columbus O for trial size free a scorcher Whizzing on the fly Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser druK- Waverly O and used them for Stomach rouble and Constipation I was unable to do anything for nearly two years I used three botfes of your Celery Capsules and they have cured me For the benefltof others so afflicted I wish to send this letter Very iruly yours TWIN BROTHERS BEST QUALITIES PERFECT PITS LOWEST PRICES YOU ARE NOW THINKING OF BUYING p IJ t r x Spring FromiseTo ClothiagBirors IS v 4- fl IJeW Sprind Suit - 1 lb will be of great assistance to you to look through our mammoth stock of - MENS BOYS CLOTHING - 4 The Handsomest Line ofClothing Ever Displayed in Bourbon County 2oodreYwmiVitJIaiUc0lorSVall1sizesSeeingisfree It wont cost you a penny to inspect our you trade at Twin Bros that you get Reliable Goods at Reliable PriceS Have just received carload after carload of choicest novelties in SilkwElen0dDiy Go Pcales thgh White Goods Wash Goods le P10251 t0 lok this Depnrtmrnt ¬ sock ducements in flxcellence and variety at such low prices that you will regret you Our to call offers Si at in fail if f MeDS Ladies and Childrens Shoes in Blacks and Tans ana material at mone saving prices mihe Bert malL - PUWpPAlFfl Purchase at ur sore ypugt a coupon and when you get 510 worth of coupon tickets you get free a large handsome glass framed picture - FREE 01 EI t t TIME TABLE EAST BOUND Yesterdays Temperature noted yesterday by A 7 a m 8 a m 10 a m 11 12 party If you want tobuy right if you want to be treated right if you want to saye money make our store your trading home The following is the temperature as FOB MAYOR hIs - Is T 830am 600pm Ar Lexington 1115am S40pm XjV Lexington ll2iam 850pm 830am 550pm JLv WInchesterll58am 923pm 915am 630pm Ar Mt Sterliugl225pm 950pm 950am 705pm Ar Washington 65 am 340pm -- 2Ly Louisville of this city J Winters Co 54 58 b8 66 69 -- Ar New York Ar Philadelphial0l5am 705pm 1240nn 908pm WEST BOUND am m A t V fe 800am 520pm 735am 345pm Ar Lexington 911am 630pm Ar BYankfort Ar Shelby ville 1001am 720pm 1100am 815pm Ar Louisville Trains marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ cept Sunday other tr uns run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without change For rates Sleeping Car reservations or any information call on Ar Winchester t t 730am 450pm 655am 250pm p m 4 p m 5 p m 7p m 2 74 72 69 64 We arec authorized to announce Benj Perry as a candidate for Mayor of the Pity of Paris subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce W T Brooks as a candidate fo Mayor of the city of Paris subject to the action of the Democratic party See advertisement in another column of W J Bryans new book The First TWZIr 33IlOT53E3RS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 9 701 703 MAIN ST C PARIS KY sX A DAI Ai - I IE ffl PITER HOUSE ASD LOT AND BLACK ¬ A DESIRABLE 60 ACRE FARM ous t SMITH SHOP FOR SALE FOR SALE Incomparable The service on the Queen train North Through Pullman drawing room sleepers Standard vestibuled day coaches lavatories and smoking rooms Elegant Cafe parlor and observation cars Nine and oue half hours to Cincinnati 10 hours to Louisville from Chattanooga Oh Mitchell Div Pashr Agt Chattanooga Tenn Battle Send your order to Oscar Miller Hutchison Kv asrent for Bonr- bon county tf 434 Main St Crescent fast i DECORATOR Special Prices FOR Paris Ky ALSO DEALER IN CABINET PHOTOS BY i l- - or George W Barney Agent L F B Div Pass Agent N R R Paris Ky Carr Lexington Ky t i BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM TOLEDO - All Points in Michigan DETROIT ty- - n CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station ST LOUIS Avoiding The Tunnel W MILLER received OSCARexclusive agency has this and for From this date May 14 until June adjoining cpunties for the sale of 1st will make one dozen cabinet Bryans new book entitled The First photosI for Battle It is written in Mr Bryans I will also300 make one 10x20 crayon Farm For Sate best style clear concise and logical portrait from any negative I have for His inspiring language full of keen satire and brilliant rhetoric will chnrm HAVE a lot of new farming imple- ¬ I have all interest and instruct not onlv thte who have beeu the negatives made since 1 ments which have never been used in Parisand will make dupli- ¬ were his most devoted followers but cate photos that I will sell cheap for cash from same at extremely low also his most ardent opponents The prices 7 double shovel plows books contains about 600 pages printed 2 pony plows To those who from large clear type with 32 full page take advantage are not now prepared to 6 pair double trees of these low prices I will illustrations a magnificent colored sell a contract 12 5 tooth cultivators which will be good until presentation plate and an autograph September 1 nice surrey 1st 1897 preface handsomely bound m cloth 1 barouche The above half morocco or full morocco at 175 when sitting is prices are for CASH 2 phaBton buggies made or order placed 225 and 275 each Mail orders will receive prompt attention J H HAGGARD L GRINNAN Address Oscar W Miller Hutchison Ky Glenns old stand corner Fourth and Paris Ky The First Battle L GRINNAN Photographer Paints Oil Tarnishes Brushes Artists9 Ma ¬ terials Window Glass Etc Estimates promptly furnished for glass paints painting and decorating DESIRE to sell my house and lot HAVE a well situated 60 acre Bour ¬ with blacksmith shop at Jackson ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal sell bon County farm which I desire to It is well improved For any ance in twelve months For further further particulars address particulars address or call on J E PLTJMMER BENJ F SHARON 8jan tf Millersburg Ky 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky I I JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls promptly answered Your work is solicited Prices reasonable Nashville Exposition Bur your ticket to Nashville via Ciuciu uati and Queeu Crescent Koute to Chatta ¬ nooga Visit the historic city aud the great battlefields of Missionary Ridge and Lookout Mountain spend a day at the Chicaraauga National Military Park then refreshed and ready for new conquests continue the jour- ¬ ney Low rates to the great Exposition in effect vi i this pleasant route The Queen Crescent train service is per-¬ fect the schedules fast ones the scenery un- ¬ surpassed anywhere If you want the journey to be a pleasant one see that your tickets read via Cincinnati and Queen Crescent W C Riuearson G P A Cincinnati O L N Rates To Nashville Wool W anted Will pay the highest price for wool Call and see us before selling 4may 4t R B HUTCHCRAFT - f xa E3ststl3lijslaoca mmemtt iitu I BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cars IRMMnBBBBHNBlBflHHGHBBiSIB IBnffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Sire of Coleridge 205 Choral 208 Arthur W 211 Claybourne 211 Connor 212 Clonne 2ld Cling 214 Lee 215 and thirty nine others in 230 list Cars Private Compartment Cars Elegant Coache3 and Dining Cars X NEW YORK C F CLAY 4766 KECORD SX8 Sired by CALIBAN 394 Record 234 High Streets Paris Ky Money To Loan 500 office on first mortgage r W It 1 t lV iV i v 1 dam Soprano dam of Eminence 218f Strathbridge 224 Ambryon 2 Su premacy 228 grandam of Red Silk 210 Brown Silk 219 the dam of Passenger Traffic Mgr China Silk 2 216 and of Emeer 228 etc by Strathmore 408 sire of D B MARTIN sixty nve and of the dams of over seventy from 209 to 2 30 2 besa dam of Steinway 3 225 Solo 228 Gen Pass Tkt Agt Currency 222 etc by dam1b Cincinnati O 3 dam by Marshal Ney son of Imp Emancipation Caliban 394 by Mambrino Pilot 29 dam Cassia lnr naccino tjt m t oo Strathmore 408 by Hambletonian 10 dam Lady Waltermire dam of MarshaL j ioy vo uy huitlu American a aam Dy Hambletonian 2 RAILROAD TIME CARD e C F Clay is a horse of great finish and style in fact as much so we know of Is a beautiful mahogany bay with black points and as anv horse JR R L N stands 153i nannRhlPhfrill Wi t nvnU i nf Diooa piuuuuing 113 wnicn nas vear aruer ARRIVAL OP TRAINS Jj new and brilliant performers caithe j year added to turf for instance From Cincinnati 1116 a m 538 p coat out of his dam has given in 1896 Red Silk 210 and Brown Silk Nannie Etti 2191 the latter the dam of China Silk m 1015 p m record 216 beyond question the best rom Lexington 439 a m 745 a m filly of 1896 As a two three ana C Clay cam- ¬ paigned and landed many good races securing his record of 218F His was crop 339 p m 627 p m first From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m of foals came m 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 333 p m Maysville 748 a m 330 p m dividuality and are especially soeedv and as to TflPfi hnrRO nrmKHoQ f From vnf mances of Coleridge 205 Choral 208 Connor 211- Arthur W 211 DEPARTURE OP TRAINS and others ue tS rcefc and of t0 much merifc to need anv comment But few better sires To Cincinnati 445 a m 755 a m than F Clay are now m the stud His colts are not only trotters but show 346 p m horses as well having probably been awarded as many premiume at theare leading To Lexington 755 a m 1127 a m fairs as the get of any horse in Kentucky C F Clay will make the season of 1897 at Emerald Park Slock Farm U miles north of Paris at 545 p m 1021 pm TTo Richmond 1125 a m 543 P m j3l Living Colt 25 To 1025 p m v To Maysville 755 a m 635 p m jE Besure your tickets read via FOUR o Mccormick BIG Sire of Cyclone 223j the sire of Gillette 211 Dr Sparks 212 Cicerone 212 J Cyclone 214 Cocoon 215 and sixteen others in 230 1 f W Apply at following rates for the round trip at The Bourbon News April 28 to Oct 15th final limit Nov 7 26mar tf 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 F B Carr Agt 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 Gr Smedley All of the large stock of dry goods notions fancy goods domestics boots shoes hats caps and every article kept by a first class store is now being offered at cost for cash This is a fine oppor- ¬ tunity for any one wishing to engage in the dry goods business and assume con- ¬ trol of a house already established and well known throughout Central Ken ¬ tucky Any one wishing to buy the stock as a whole should address ALEX BUTLER Of the firm of Smedley Butler Millersburg Ky h mam j 9 4 c 4 B3s ICE ICE v THE PATRONS TO ICE MFG CO OF THE PARIS We appreciate your past patronage We are now ready to quote prices for nest season and will not be undersold by anybody Remember our ice is of pure distilled - i water PARIS ICE MFG CO 19fefr L H Landman M D jy Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris FMKFORT CWCISMTI RY 1 1897 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY In Effect March TUESDAY JUNE 8TH 1897 month EAST BOUND Lve Frankfort G30am 300pm GM3am a PHIL NEERT J - ¬ two-year-o- ld two-year-o- ld five-year-o- ld six-yecr-o- ld ¬ - a F B CARRfAgent J 1 Insure F BARBEE MfflerstorgjKy imammj Arr Stamping Ground 702am 708am Optician Landman Arr Uu vails Georgetown 720am has been visiting this Arr Georgetown Lve 800am city regularly for over Arr Newtown 812am 822am five vears and has ad Arr Centreville Arr 828am vWHf yS justed glasses to the Arr Elizabeth Paris 840am eyes or tne best people WEST BOUND of Paris and Bourbon 920am County and has proven himself com Lve Paris Arr Elizabeth 932am petent thorough reliable and honest Arr Centreville 938am get Landmans glasses from Arr Newtown You can 948am 1000am Clark Clays drug store between his Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown 1040am visits and when he makes his regular Arr Duvalls 1056am visit he will examine your eyes thorough- ¬ Arr Stamping Ground 1110am 1125am ly and make any change necessary to Arr Switzer Arr Elkhorn 1135am give satisfaction Examination free ArrFraukfort ll T5am W M Arr retaining every second Tuesday in each Arr Elkhorn Switzer 65 lam 33ipm 320pm Manager 348pm 442 pm 358pm 115pm 430pm PATENTS ent 1729 Xejv Office ffigis ¬ EUGENE W JOHNSON 452pm 458pm 510pm soucitok and attorney in pat CAUSES esablisued 1 D Cram of Paris i Eads Buck Fithian references Urs J hitman Bowen and C v GEO B HARPER supt ueni Fjkankfort 725pni C D BERCAWl 704pm 71 pm 1 1SG8 Charges moderate 530pm Correspondence Requested 542pm 548pm 2nar ljan98 558pm 610pm 635pm Sherman 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