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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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T siSt C SJrL - l v - f r v -- v C -- f v 4 V I sv - -- J i - b r - i s - THE BOU R B ON NEWS V CHAMP MILLER T -- v Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established feb 1 1881 SEVEffiEftTII FEAR- - PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY JUNE be eiven to her brother Henry Bethards of Ruddles Mills precinct during his News Notes Gathered In And About The life Another brother George Bethards 15 urc resides iniLcmisiana The Old Maids Concert last week Died LifredMarston who formerly netted 55 lived on the J H Thorn farm died at Born Friday to the wife of Geo his- home in Hoopstou Til last Friday of paraylsis Mr Marston was one of Burke a son the three in Bourbon county who voted Miss Dorothy Ped has gone to Nicho in I860 for Abraham Lincoln the lasville to visit friends other twoYbeing Noah Spears and Gen Master Bryan Long of Midway is John T Qroxton both of Paris and many years ago deceased the latter at theguest of John T Judy time of death being U S Minister to Mr and Mrs G B Brooks of Paris Bolivia and breathed his last in South visited relatives here Monday America Mr Chas Cooper and son visited at Especial care is taken with ladies Nej ton Saturday and Sunday Carpenter Bros shipped twenty extra shirt waists at the Bourbon Steam Land- dry 8mytf V fine horses to Atlanta Friday fBound The Circle Mr and Mrs M V Shaw visited at Butler the latter part of the week The Kentucky Midland will run the Mr Joe Peed of Maysville ws the the firstmciijcle excursion this season guest of Mr John Peed yesterday Mrs Albert Hawes and three little Thursday from Paris to High Bridge down therKentucky river 52 miles by eons returned to Chicago yesterday Miss Maud Carpenter of Cane Ridge steamefx Frankfort thence to Paris byirailgRound trip 125 This is a is the guest of Miss Mamie Conway delightful trip Train leaves Paris Miss Ethel McCarthy of Lexington most at715fm and returning arrivesvat is the guest of Miss Anna May Smart Mr T P Wadell wife and babe are 520 pm visiting Mrs Thos Prather near Mays TpgCnre A Cold In One Bay MILLERSBURG - 1 1897 NO 44 J The excellent quality of Brower Scott Frazee Corner Main and Broadway Lexington Ky CLOTHING t We handle All the Grade- sFine Medium and Low Priced CAKPETINGS MATTINGS LINOLEUMS WALL PAPERS DRAPERIES FURNITURE AND WOOD MANTELS Large Assortments to Select From PROMPT DELIVERY INSPECTION INVITED PRICE -- CO ft A are selling and at such extremely low figures is attracting the We Make to Order SCREEN WINDOWS AND DOORS MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS b y 7 - v V 4 ATTENTION e 14 WINDOW SHADES EXPERIENCED WORKMEN CORRECT PRICES PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMES A SPECIALTY of every citizen of Bourbon county who wants to save money Call at lick TAKEjLaxative Quinine Mr Chas Darnell returned Friday once and see our 5 Suits well from a two months trip through the lets faifsjto cure Bromo For the money AIvdruggist8 refund sale if Our 750 Suits are South Frank Alien of State College is TKyit and James Kennedy by W Paris worth 850 Mr the guest of the 1 1 quality Our 1 0 Suit s macher of Iris sister Mrs Fenster Irl Paper For2c bought anywhere else Mr Saturday SundayFayette was The publishers propose to send a copy cannot be Jas Brashers of visiting old here of months from for less than SI 350 Boys Suits friends and June toctober inclusive to new sub Pope attended Dr a trial order from 1 to 5 Ladies call and ference at Winchester the District Con scribersouly addition thereto giveforeach Thursday and cents and in little tnal see our Brownies for Children Friday Lvle of Glenkenny spent book subscriber free a copy of a select otpags which contains Hicks Vimont by Rev Friday and A full line of Sandusky Saturday with his aunt Mrs chaptertfoC beworkcrowning Irl R of his Straw hats a plenty which istto work the a life for any Underwear Give us a call you chester Henry Phillipsattend theto Win out theThis therare opportunity through went Mrs storm forecast one to study yesterday to season besides the many other will be satisfied things in al1 contest and Works of The est each member of the family 25c Brooks RHHicks 5 IVIontlis WordXsiiid SCOTT 6 FRAZEE Carpets Furniture Wall Paper Draperies n i Tab- ¬ f Works five C ¬ as 25 a - is Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository- - onv 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 carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new ¬ ¬ oratoric- ¬ J Vfo THE RELIABLE CLOTHIERS p everything in the vehicle line The public is invited to inspect our Edwin and George Pope went Georgia Friday to spend the Summer regularprice of this little book alone is¬ stock and compare our prices We have engaged experienced expert 25 cents- - Send 25 cents and your ad with relatives workmen to do onr work and insure satisfaction and guarantee all dress tol Word and Works Pub Co jobs to be first class Mrs A J Lamb and two children of 2201 Locust Street St Louis Mo Gallatin Tenn are guests of Mr and Call and see us Prompt attention to all orders Mrs Robt Miller The mctures beiuir uiven- - awav bv Isrig are works of Mr Simon McGee and wife of Cyn Davis Thomson Yancy Ray art andjin ornament to any house thiana were guestsof Mr and family Sunday Qi C low Kates Mrs A B Woods and three daugh- ¬ T V ters and Miss Anna Evans Bright re ¬ BaptistEdncational Convention Mem ¬ turned Friday to Stanford From points phis Tenn May 24 27 HIGH ST COR FOURTH PARIS KY puiy Miss1 Loise Thorn and Miss Anna in Tennessee Wpnan8 Board of Foreign Missions Thorn attended the decoration exercises -- WL atyGynthiana yesterday MTGhurcU jBiromnghamvA lav S - good to to Word inter- ¬ BUIBS BAtOUGIBS SUKBIES 1 j i J it - pypQ DllyD y IIH PdHy The Best The Whitest Purest and 4 4 12 Prof C C Fisher Jeft Saturday for June Su Ancient Order Unitjed Abbingdon Va and will return with preme Lodge Milwaukee Workmen Wis June 5- his family in about two weeks 11 ¬ PRIDE OF PARIS Who pay cash like to deal where they can get tlie benefit of cash Rev John Smally a prominent young American Water Works Association We appreciate that kind of trade and you can save money by dealing colored preacher who was educated at Denver Col June 8 10 Electric Light Association Niagara Jackson Tenn died here Sunday with us We will make our Fine Black Worsted N Y June 8 10 Miss Grace Giltner of Muir and Miss Falls Cutaway Frock FOR KB Em 28 This will be a saving to you of 10 30 S15 to Trousers 350 4 acid up Parts Furnisliing ana Tailorisg Co H S STOUT Manager Fit ed Lansing Cutter The only safe sure and reliable Female PUjIj ever offered to Ladies especially recommend ENNYROYAL I ed to married Ladies take PUIS and boxes no other Ask for DS XOTTS PENHYSOYAXi per for 500 box 6 Send for circular Price 100 PILL XR MOTTS CHEMICAL CO - Cleveland Ohio For SalelBy W T Brooks Druggist -- BLlMMSEK EVERYTHING Full stock of f or Orchard Wf Hard Times -- Lawn Need no longer prevent the purchase Orna-¬ of a piano nor compel you to buy mental and Fruit Trees Grape Vines ¬ one of inferior quality Asparagus and Small Fruits We employ no agents but sell at living prices direct to the planter Telephone in office Strawberry and general nursery Catalogues on application to New and beautiful that will suit you H F HILLENMEYER Ky Lexington in quality and price may be obtained t26feb tf from us upon terms which make piano owning easy We cordially invite those who want a piano to call and investigate not only the instruments Of PannersniD but also our plan of easy payments Dissolution As we sell the best pianos only our offer is exceptional Correspondence The partnership of Drs Roberts consent dissolved solicited from out of town people TJssery is by mutual accounts of the firm are payable All to Dr Roberts and he assumes the in Coo Pianos debtednessofthenrmausgERy April 30 1897 Ernest Urchs and 123 H H ROBERTS 121 West Fourth Street CINCINNATI National Association ofCredit Men Maude Spears of Lexington are guests Kansas City Mo June 9 11 of the latters uncle Mr Alex Butler American Institute of Homeopathy Rev Taylor Mclntyre and wife of Buffalo N Y June 23 28 V were gnpsts of Mr Ask your agent for particulars and be Columbus Ky Robt Mclntyre Friday and Saturday sure your tickets read via the Queen Miss Pearl Barnes of Mt Sterling Crescent O Rine ARSON W who has been the guest of Miss Mabel GenIPassr Agt Cincinnati O Ball for past week returned home yesterday Ask- - Your Grocer For It Low Kate To Frankfort Rev Danl Robertson returned from Take No Other C Ry will sell tickets to The F Fleming yesterday and went to Win chester to attend the K W C com- ¬ the State Convention at Frankfort and mencement return June 1st and 2d limited to the SACK Strayed Milk cow red muley 5th at one fare weight about 800 lbs thin in flesh good C D Bercaw G P A tf milker liberal reward for her return to T M Purnell Messrs Frisbie and Miss Meek Moore guests of Mr John Grimes and Misses Mary and Lula Grimes returned to Cvnthiana Saturday v Mrs Danl Robertson and daughters Misses Edna Tillie and Lyda went to 1 Winchester Saturday to attend the EAST BOUND commencement and visit friends t t 830am GP0pm Lv Louisville 1115am S40pm Miss Lizzie Wall Allenand Miss Mary Ar Lexington ll2am So0pmS30am 550pm Aecnes Purnell are spending several Lv Lexington V Lv Winchester 1158am 923pm 915am G30pm weeks with the formers sister Mrs Ar Mt Sterlingl2r2 jpnt 950pm 950am 705pm OAK Lewis Rogers near North Middletbwn Ar Washiugtou 05 am 540pm at PbiladelpUial0i5am 7 Oipm 12 40uu 908jm Mrs Robt Tarr and son Layson re ArNew ork turned Friday from a visit to the WEST BOUND formers bi other Mr Wallace Layson t t at Olatha Kan Mr Layson Tarr Ar Winchester 730am 4r0pm G5oam 250pm 800am 520pm 735am 345pm spent the Winter in Alabama Ar Lexington 911am 030pm Ar Frankfort 1001am 7f20pm Miss Jennie Lander and Mr J H ArShelbyville 100am 815pm Mclntyre of Flemingsburg Miss Lutie Ar Louisville run daily ex- ¬ Trains marked thris and Prudie Harper of Mt Sterling ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER guests of Misses Lula and Mary Grimes cept Sunday other tr uns run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville for the past week have returned home Lexington and New York without Died Wm Current age about 40 change son of Thos Current of Shawhan and a For rates Sleeping Car reservations or brother of M H Current of this place anv information call on died at Lexington Friday The remains F B Carr were buried here yesterday afternoon Agent L St N R R Paris Ky Miss Ayila Blanche Wilson of the or George W Barney Div Pass Agent M F C will spend the Summer here Lexington Ky and board with Mr Tom Judy and f family4 The balance of the teachers have returned to their respective homes i Mr Zed Layson son of Mr W M 617 Main st Paris Ky Layson of this placewill be one of the reaches the principal cities of the South with a service of superbly appointed Knsn graduates thjs year at Central twelve through trains Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars through to Harriman Chatta University Richmond THe commence- ¬ nooga Attalla Birmingham Tuscaloosa Meridian New Orleans Atlanta Macon ment exercises will occur Wednesday and Jacksonville Through Sleeping Cars to Knoxville Hot Springs June 9th and Asheville and from Chattanoogo to Jackson Vicksburg Monroe Mr Edward Terrell and daughter and Shreveport Through Tourist Sleepers to Los Angeles and te DBi Miss Mary of Holden Mo after a ten San Francisco Choice of Routes to Texas Mexico and Calif ornia days visit in Bourbon returned home KFq W yesterday Mr Terrell left Bourbon via New Orleans or via Shreveport sixty seyen years ago and now mediShort Line from the Blue Grass Cities to Cincinnati Misses Childrens and Infants tates returning here to reside Free Parlor are made like with every accommodation to patrons Spring Heel Shoes at her late grown tip peoples that On Thursday Died The finest lire Cars Lexington to Cincinnati Cafe Parlor and Observa- ¬ home Miss Sallie Bethards aged 67 ever shown in Paris Every pair brim tion Cars between Cincinnati Lexington and The remams were interred Saturday in ful of style and quality and will out- ¬ Chattanooga thevMillersburg- cemetery tne funeral wear their purchase price every time being conducted by Rev Britt at the Chas W ZeU W O Einearsbn CLAY RION residence of the deceased Miss Beth ¬ Div Fassr Agt Cincinnati 0 GPA Cincinnati 0 ards will devises that all of her property ¬ FLOUR EVERY 1 PARIS MILLING CO GUARANTEED ¬ S wm oi ei WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED TIME TABLE No TOBACCO HOGSHEADS WILL SELL CHEAP WITH BEST INDIANA HOOPS WHITE K ¬ 1 TARR TEMPLIN j- - THE ueen Crescent J p KIEL Y KwfMsSiluHI f 4 j lS1 ¬ ¬ - - r - - -- kk Xt x -- - f JSBt rf 1 iiM2K-Jf- - f M tjtftk - riv K THE i I -- ft BOXJBBON SjBftVfc fp VI v K 1 z TUlSJDAT JUNE 1 IStC TAX ON BEER An Amendment V 1 V A j v - TRAINS COLLIDE V - TEXAS FLOODS Ovjer GENEEAL WAR Greek Newspapers Hope that Greece -v INC0NGBES - y i- - 1 - N X -- -- j J i r i - r f1 i- if CTA-- ac kk E t 5 -- v 1 i- - wn ft SJ 4 e af - w flfe rV m l Fv- - Kb M r m 4 -- - t m 1 u a PtV e- - -- jfr-- r T H Jk Its IncreaseProvision to Make Tax o Remarkable Progress Made onithe Nine Men Killed and Eieht Others 7 All Distilled Spirits 70o a Gallon City Inundated Kesidenccs- in the r May Be Benefited Tariff Bill in the Senate Receive Serious Injuries Washington May 29 Senator Cul May 29 Over 500 El Paso Texas ing callous hot tired aching feet lrj it homeless families or 2000 people were Reports of Anti Dynastic Troubles Pub lorn Friday presented an amendmenl to the tariff bill which proposes to The Hawaiian Question Will Probably to day Sold by all druggists and shoe Both Engines Were Converted Into Scrap on the streets of El Paso Friday lished Abroad Cause Surprise in Ath ¬ strike out the provision of Come to the Front in an Amendment stores 25c Trial package FREE Address Iron uud Twenty Freight Car Piled the bill inmorning searching for shelter Their ¬ ensThere is No Sisrn of Any Such j creasing the tax on Providing Continuance of Reci rillUll U V7illl- Up In a Heap Several of tho Killed beer and inserting a Movement Gen Miles at Manila furniture clothing etc were piled procity Treaty With the Islands Were Tranips Stealing a little provision making1 the tax on all disup all along the principal thoroughfares of the city Thursday night the London May 31 The Athens cor- tilled spirits 70 cents a gallon It proWashington May 31 The impresIda May 2S A head ¬ waters continued to rise and before respondent of the Times says vides that the tax shall he levied on Pocatello sion was general about the senate at end collision between a freight and day had dawned 7 had reached Turkeys continued arming and re- spirits in bond at the time the law the close of the first weeks discussion passenger train at American Falls 25 that portion of the city in and is the Russian preparations with goes into effect or may be then oi the stomach miles west of hereat430 oclock caused around San Antonia street where portedrumors of a bellicose character thereafter produced in the United of the tariff bill Saturday that the Is weakness of misery It mayIt becured other sugar schedule would be reached to- source of untold the death so far as known of nine men prominent business and professional raise the hopes of some of the Greek States by toning and strengthening the stomach and the serious injury of eight others men reside After 11 oclock Friday newspapers that Greece may yet beneSenator Jones of jNevada chairman wards the close of the present week and enriching and purifying the blood with Two of the latter will die This is the night the flood swept over six more of the committee on contingent ex- The progress so far made while it Hoods Sarsaparilla Many thousands fit from a general European war But penses of was much less marked Saturday than worst wreck that Jias occurred on the blocks The waters were full of strug the majority of the nation sobered medicine and write the senate has not yet called been cured by this regard- have now they can eat anything they wish Short Line in many years that property from by a sad experience is only desirious a meeting of his committee for the on previous days is generally gling teams hauling out ed as little less than phenomenal as Remember The westbound passenger train was the flooded houses The lexas and considering the that Europe should protect Greece purpose of making sensational Tillman modern tariff debates go Senator without distress waiting for the freight at American Pacific railroad had thrown up a dyke againse her conqueror resolution charges in relation to thp sugar schedule of Vest declaresi that the present bill is Falls standing in front of the station to protect its track near the round There is no reason to fear thai the as far advanced now as was the Wilson building The freight coming east ran house and this backed the water tariff either Bulgaria or Servia will abandon probable bill It is believed to be bill after five weeks discussion while away on the hill west of the falls It up over San that the resolution will Senator Qones of Arkansas asserts Is the best in fact the One True Blood Purifier street Antonio followed thus far is thought the air brake was tampered flooding a number of houses and the policy it has be reported back to the senate troops who with The freight running 50 miles threatening to cross the street and The Turkish Servian and have been and that the senate will order that as much of the bill was passed nOOU S KISIS act easily promptly and effectively 25 cents v an hour crashed into the passenger flooded hundreds of the prettiest resi- sent to the only intended Bulgarian an investigation There may be over the first day of consideration as to replace was disposed of in the Wilson bill in which was already backing up right in dences in the city Six prominent cit- frontier are some those who were withdrawn just before tee in delay on the part of the commit- three weeks The republicans gener- s Two men were izens residing in the vicinity headed front of the station acting on the resolution but the on the station platform one was killed by Collector of Customs Capt Davis the war began presumption is that if a report is not ally concede that good progress has The reports of alarming been made but they are not inclined and the other fatally injured The armed themselves with Winchesters troubles published abroad soon forthcoming a motion will be to felicitate themselves too much until Both and crossing over the railroad levee station building was shattered made to discharge the committee and as there is engines were converted into scrap iron cut the dyke letting the backwater cause surprise heremovement nor nc bring the resolution before the senate they see what policy is to be pursued is and 20 freight cars piled up in a heap out and it began to recede from San sign of any suchpolitician likely to That would mean a direct vote and it when questions of more general interany prominent est are reached than have yet been Eight box car passenger sheep shear- Antonio street is believed commit himself to an anti dynastic proposition probable that on such a broached ers and tramps were crushed to death the senate would vote to The A troop of the Fifth cavalry from sugar schedule in all probabil Dp to noon five bodies had been taken Fort Bliss came down to the city Fri programme consider the resolution and order the 4Tt appears that the prince of Wales out George Moore the engineer of day and offered their services to guard An effort to discour- ity will excite more prolonged and anhas expressed his personal desire that investigation the freight is seriously injured The property of homeless people which was age inquiry is made imated debate than any other in the the Crown Prince Constantine should and it an quite apparentbeing many bill The democrats are making very fireman Dick Cosgrove had a leg piled in the streets The city board of is that brolten and C E Heckman engineer health met Friday morning and ap- come to London for the jubilee festiv- senators do not want any but if there extensive preparation for the discusof the passenger sustained slight in- ¬ pointed a committee of six physicians ities and this is indicative of English is an insistance upon an investigation sion of this schedule and several set it juries He stayed by his engine until to take charge of a relief hospital be good will toward31Greece The speeches will be made upon varDispatches from it scarcely can be avoided Athens May The indications are that he had reversed it The conductor and ing established for the homeless and declaration of Senator Aldrich that the were on top of the freight sick and the physicians are taking them Lamia report forward movements of a members or the sub committee on fi- ¬ ious other questions of general brakeman suspicious character by the Turks 3 setting the brakes and Fireman Cos to the improvised hospital nance courted the fullest investigation interest will be considered in con CoL Van Maj Gen Nelson A Miles arrived is nection with the sugar duty Senator grove had climbed back to help when Valzah of Fort Bliss loaned the regarded some senators Saturday at Lamia visited the Greek lenge which bymust be met as a chal- Pettigrew is contemplating presenting is business the crash came y and which his amendment eity 53 tents and citizens commit- lines and subsequently lunched with against trusts in this G W Shields 35 The dead are can be met only with an investigation tees were out Friday with wagons Crown Prince Constantine residence unknown D Ii Thompson gathering provisions for distribution The to help business men g the fol- ¬ connection and it is certain that the Pabis May 31 The Athens corre- lowingsenate Friday confirmedEdmund Hawaiian question will come to the Dayton Wash John JL Cooper Wells among the destitute At least four nominations James 2 1 1 i ville Utah J Steffen Dillon Mont aundred out of the 520 families whose spondent of the Journal asserts thai Boyd North Carolina assistant attor- front in an amendment providing foi more Dusmess do of the reciFive unknown men all sheep shearers homes are under watej are without Crown Prince Constantine after the ney ganeral Francois S Jones of the continuance procity treaty with the Hawaiian 2 beating their way The injured be- the necessities of Hfe Friday morn retreat from Derokos attempted tc Louisiana to be secretary of commit suicide with a revolver on legation of the United States the islands a Postal to With reference to the Ha sides trainmen already mentioned are ing the city council held a meeting au ¬ at G VV Brennan Pearl Idaho leg thorizing the mayor to wire Texas learning of the intense feeling against Buenos Ayres Argentine Republic waiian treaty there is no longer him The correspondent Toom for doubt that broken F D Springer Dayton Wash senators and representatives in con- ¬ the prince was prevented byadds that Commander Charles ONeil U S N much be made to continue theprovision t Fowler Correspondence College of Advertising S offipresent his leg broken John Bergan Brigham gress to secure an appropriation of to be chief of the bureau of ordnance will Tribune Building Hew York City treaty in effect It is probable that cers srom taking his life resi- ¬ Utah leg broken John Peters in the navy department 10000 for relief of the flood victims 31 The Turks have Athens May dence unknown Williara Donnelly The war department has also been apThe cabinet meeting Friday partook this will be done by a direct declaraoccupied a position at Tsopanatos in more of a routine character than usual tion that nothing in the bill shall be Great Harrington Mass crushed and pealed to for more tents the treaty injured internally will die Friday afternoon the river was at a the neutral zone The Greek govern- being largely devoted to a discussion construed as abrogating of the comThe republican members ment Imove r standstill but a rise of one foot is re- ¬ ment has protested against thisof the of small matters of departmental busi mittee are contemplating this change to the representatives PEACE NEGOTIATIONS rfess For the first time in many ported up the river in New Mexico powers Wat the ot weeks Cuba was not mentioned at the If Senator Pettigrew insists upon ofThe flood waters in El Paso and East Take a Tarn More Favorable to Greece fering the trust amendment to this meeting Gen Lees advices to the MINERAL INDUSTRY Six Million Pounds tbe Highest Limit of El Paso cover an area averaging four schedule he will precipitate one of the Indemnity miles long and three quarters of a A Largo Increase in the Production of effect that he had a sufficient store of most interesting debates of the session food and supplies for immediate neces- ¬ London May 28 The correspondent mile wide flooding not less than 1896 Over 1895 The republicans are not yet decided of the Times at Athens says 700 homes most of which belonged Brmm New York May 31 The statistics sities going a great way to allay the whether they will caucus on the sugar which the govern-¬ to the poor laboring classes The collected for the Mineral Industry the demand for speedy action The dispatches ment has received from the repre east side of Stanton street from annual supplement of the Engineering Estrada Palma of the Cuban junta schedule but there is more or less talk to this effectt sentatives of Greece abroad all indi Overland to Seventh street is and Mining Journal show that the to called at the state department Friday There are two schedules to be concate that the peace negotiations have a continuous pile of ruin The houses tal value of the mineral and metal and had a short interview with As taken a turn more favorable to Greece having been built close together on production of the United States in sistant Secretary Day He was intro- sidered after the conclusion of that Turkeys proposal to occupy Thessaly adobe foundations were undermined 1896 was 751732782 an increase over duced to Judge Day by Third Assistant under present discussion before the no longer receives any consideration Secretary Cridler in a purely personal sugar schedule can be reached These and have tumbled down Many peo 1S95 of 518791264 are the metal and wood schedules J owing to Englands attitude while the pie living in houses where the water is In gold the total production was capacity and it was stated positively The metal schedule is not especially proposal to abolish the capitulations in up to the doors refuse to move out S5S600637 or 11S30437 more than that the call had no connection with the case of Greek subjeccs in Turkey and these people will have trouble if 1S95 The jroduction of silver was any propositions for the purchase of objectionable to the democrats con is rejected and the suggested extra ¬ the rise reported above reaches El 50222322 fine- ounces or 9S01087 Cuba or indeed with the politics of the taining as it does many of the Wilson law rates but it is more or less comdition treaty is apparently set aside Paso pounds or more than the previous situation at any point The powers have fixod 0000000 The president has added another plicated and will necessarily consume year time The wood schedule will develop GETS TEN YEARS poundfi as the highest limit of in iieeD VvwwskssnS AThe pig iron production wasS623 member to the special embassy which no little antagonism onaccount of the indemnity and will allow only such a will attend the sixtieth celebration of v v V Z 127 long tons a decrease of S211S1 There will be a - v f strategic alteration as will not involve¬ John J John on the Liogansport Sank tons Coal production amounted to the accession of Queen Victoria to the duty on lumber to restore whitequite I V MMMBBiX WrNecic3r Sentenced pine determined effort the subjection of any inhabited dis1S7373477 tons being 1922167 tons British throne in the person of Ogdeu lumber to the free list Ind May 29 John Mills of New York Mr Mills goes in trict to Turkish rule Germanys de J Indiaitapotis president and cashier less than 1S95 Johnson late The Tillman resolution for a sugar mand for an international control of of The xroduction of copper was the the capacity of secretary and attache to investigation probably will be reportthe State National bank of Logans Greek finances has not been favorably port was sentenced to ten years in the largest ever reported being 467822 the special embassy The commissions ed to the senate Tuesday It will be received as the government hopes to will be beautifully Ohio state penitentiary at 10 oclock 973 pounds or 81350000 pounds in- for the members raise a loan abroad on the guarantee and altogether the occasion passed without difficulty when taken Friday morning by Judge Baker of crease The production of lead was engrossed in every respect so far as the up according to the present outlook of England Russia and France at low is special 173792 tons of spelter interest to pay the indemnity con- the United States court for the district quicksilver 334S0 flasks 77637 tons 77oi state department is concerned Whit but Senator Tillman will find oppor of ceding certain revenues but not ac of Indiana There was no sensation 700 tons of cement 8487265alum am- ¬ tunity to make another speech if there beais the barrels law Reid on special title of special rep- is anySipparent effort at delay and Johnson received the words of the The y cepting the principle of foreign con mission as the bassador judge without a tremor and Mrs and of salt 13354573 barrels senate will not be in session Monday trol The production of gold silver cop- resentative of the president and Gen having adjourned over on account of m Johnson who was present in the court ¬ to Athens May2S The Greek govern Miles and Adm Miller will have speper and pig than to the sentence ment has sent a memorandum to the room listened counting off without of any otheriron is greater world that cial commissions The ambassador Decoration day country in the and good time The attempt to embarrass Speaker ft powers protesting against the indem emotion By carry for that of coal is exceeded only by Great himself willthe queen a presentation Reed for the programme of inaction nity demanded by Turkey and also pro Johnson will have to serve about seven Britain in person to letter from pursued by the majority has become years testing against the proposed rectificathe president which in general terms Si of Representative ft Johnson pleaded guilty to indictBOTH DEAD tion of the Greek frontier wilt be similar to that addressed to her the settled policy members of the mi fa ments charging him with it is reported that the Turks have Logansport bank Thesewrecking the A Duel Between Two Texas Men Near upon the occasion of her jubilee cele- ¬ Simpson and other noritjr and the sessions indictments W confiscated 1250000 bushels of wheat bration ten 3rears ago It is formal this week will witness a of the house m Sweet Home continuation practically included every section of comat Volo and that the Turkish Sweet Home Tex May 31 The yet kindly in tone and expresses the conference re mander has issued a proclamation call the national banking law Before neighborhood was assembled at Salem appreciation of the president of - the 3f these tactics Thecivil and Indian to ports on the sundry sentence was passed by the court to ing upon the peasants to return and ob-¬ great good that has followed the long church to John R Wilson Johnsons attorney servanceeight miles from here in Two reign of her majesty and hopes of a appropriation bills are ready for con- to gather the harvest or their crops will W of Decoration day sideration and this week the leaders to And 2300 from ST LOUIS is W read a certificate of Johnsons previous young men Will Lewis be confiscated and Wit Bos continuance of her health dispose of them good character that had been secured Washington May 29 Senator Till- ¬ would like to now is that many But to the rate that will be made by the W were among the number worth Bad of to the difficulty A written statement at Logansport VV T BRYANT m blood existed between them too much man of South Carolina has intro- the members have gone home and to to by Johnson was also read 1 talk being the cause Theywalked duced a resolution in the senate for it present there is no quorum in the to Says Two Women Offered Him 85000 to to commitaway from the crowd together and the appointment of a special Swear That Ket Gibson Was the Mur OFFICER 600TH sity This will interfere with the de ¬ to derer of Blanche Lamoat stopped after going some distance tee of five senators to inquire into re sire of the leaders to recess until to For the Christian Endeavor Convention in San Francisco May 28 A letter Who Shot Georg6 5Duer Mistaking Him appearing to talk the matter over very cent reports of speculation by senators Puesday when the house meets Mon- ¬ to Julypoints and in the reverse Intermedi ¬ It will also apply to direction to ate in- ¬ was received Thursday from W T fdv a Burglar Arrested Charged With calmly Save you wished to One turned as if to leave in sugar stock and as to advance to WEST the remarkable visit the SOUTH ¬ and compel health resorts Bryant the old soldier who recently Man slaft g h tcr New York speculators as dayThursday On an adjournment un when the other drew a revolver formation by farms and orchards the iil that day if a quor to the irrigatedcamps now attractinjr a mul ¬ new mining swore to the sensational affidavit to Cincinnati May 29 Officer Booth The other wheeled and both to the sugar schedule of the tariff bill am is present the house will proceed to titude of gold seekers the towering Hockies the stupendous chasm of the the effect that he saw Rev J G Gib who killed George Duey the well fired Also to continue the investigation tvith in about same the Grand Canon of the Colorado River the these two conference reports and son pastor of Emanuel church carry knon telegraph operator Thursday stant and continued until their re- made in 1894 The resolution recites ilso the bill carrying a special appro ¬ far famed marvels of mountain and val ¬ ley on that western shore where the blue ing the body of a woman up to the belf iy night in Cumminsville mistaking him volvers were empty Both were dead that one man is serving a sentence in Pacific rolls Then take this opportunity priation for the government printing You may learn all about it by address on the date that Blanche Lamoht was for a burglar wals arrested Friday on when their friends got to them Every jail and that another was Thursday ing any agent of the Santa 3e Koute or office the undersigned murdered which eff ectually disposes of the charge of manslaughter He wTas bullet fired by each man took effect in acquitted on a technicality and proWashington May 31 The Q S that document and proves theunrelia- - locked up but was immediately re- ¬ his opponent Lewis was shot three vides for conducting the investigations jivil service commission again anC A HIGGINS W J BLACK bility of the writer Although thisi leased on 1000 bond G P A a o r A S F tty T times through the body and once of all questions shall be pertinent 8 an examina on Uoom 1345 Gr Northern Room 145 9tU i Jackson letter was mailed at Montevista Col Frye in the chain promptly nounces that heldJune Washington and Immediately upon arriving at his through the arm Bosworth was hit Senator llldg Chicago Sts Topeka Kan at four days after Bryant made his affi office Friday morning CoL Deitsch set twice in the head twice in the body referred the resolution to the commit- ¬ tion will be davit he states he never saw either about to thoroughly investigate the and once in the leg The duel could tee on contingent expenses Mr Till- jther cities to establish an eligible reg Gibson or Durrant to his knowledge sad affair with a view to ascertaining have been prevented but every one man was allowed to speak on the sub- ster for the grade of hospital steward in the United States marine service S 50 75 hut that two women Hester Hicks and if possible positively whether or not thought when they walked away that ject by unanimous consent 29 Henrietta Bigsby had offered him Officer Booth was justified in using his they were likely to patch up their The senate There are now several vacancies one Washington Mav All oi which is at 55000 to swear that he was in the weapon with such deadly effect committee on public buildings and ihese vacancies San Francisco with the troubles and as this was desired they will be church at the time when the murder grounds Friday agreed to report fav iligibles resulting from filled examinaWere allowed a elear field this Royal Familys Position Critical was committed and that Gibson comorablv the bills for public buildings tion The salary of the position ranges London May 29 The Morning Snowstorms in Wisconsin Wcb tern Wheel works mitted the crime Nothing is known at Baltimore Md to cost 1500000 MAKERSoO Milwaukee Wis May 31 Mahy Burham N G 125000 McKey sport Tom 4S0 to 720 per annum with sub Posts correspondent a tv Constantinople of either women CffCA GO tc jVOS dstence quarters fuel and light Un ¬ says Friday the embassies received points in Michigan and Wisconsin ex- Pa 75 200000 Washington Pa CATAL9GVE FREE Slight Earthquake Shock word from their respective ministers perienced the novelty of decoration 000 Wilkesbarre Pa 225000 Butte named men or men with small fami THIS WATCH For sie Rutland Vt May 2S A slight at Athens that the nosition nf tho day snowstorms Sunday At Meno mi City Mont 300000 and Aberdeen nes preferred earthquake shock was felt throughout Greek royal family is now critical nee Mich it snowed at frequent in- ¬ S D 100000 0ayys Tim JVIatter Settled the state Thursday night Buildings King George is practically barricaded tervals1 all day sometimes quite hard Middletown 0 May 31 The city Work EockCUstle Springs Sold trembled perceptibly At Bellows in thel palace and it is reported that At Bayfield Wis sufficient show fell No Money Kequired w e senu tins nickel plated Falls and Burlington the jar was fell he is making his preparations to leave Saturdaynight to cover the ground and Richmond Ky May 29 Rockcastle ouncil confirmed the nomination of stem winding and stem Ken- - Sight Police Captain Ure and Patrol- ¬ twice The earthquake was more vio- Athens in order to avoid the iury of the thermometer dropped to 30 At sprino s a resort in the Eastern setting watch that with proper care will keep good costing originally man Jewel The council has been di of here being felt distinct the populace Therelations between Oshkosh Wis lent north snow f ell Sunday tucky mountains time for 10 years to Boy3 and Girls fcr selling two ly at Plattsburg and Montreal It ex- - the king- and M Ralli the premier morning andvat noon the thermometer 20 000 was sold this week by Attorney 7ided on the matter for some time The dozen packages of Bluing Send your full addresrby tended as far south as Fort Edward are very much strained and the gen ¬ registered the lowest in many years at W B Smith of this city to T W esignation of John Proctor as bridge return mail and wc will sender was not accepted N Y No damage was done Bush a Cincinnati man for 4 00 forward Blning and our this season eral situations extremely critical large premium list posU GERMAN PalMemorial pay in Pennsylvania Sf GrandNephw of Kussell Sacre Dead Boy Car Thieves Cigarette Habit His Kuin Worlds Bowling Record Lowered ECONOMICAL BLUING CO Joliet 111 May 29 George Sage a Nashville Tenn May 31 Harry LouisvioE Ky May 29 Mr Frank Philadelphia May 31 Memorial Greenfield O May 2S Jewett Evansvllle lad Marshall and Day boys all under 13 grandnephew of Russell Sage is dead Ilogan a student in a business college Senn of the West End Bowling club lay was fittingly observed here and years were arrested for breaking intc in the Will county poorhouse of con- ¬ 2ommitted suicide Friday night by lowered the worlds bowling record hroughout the state Saturday The k BICYCLE 600 bwrau Kftasr HlierU Jt a car on the Ohio Southern railroad sumption George was a son of Elizur taking 00 grains of morphine lie here Thursday night at Byrnes bowl ilay will be celebrated in nearly if not a jStfCiVfissvL rW rtewiiigu tirade 9S a0315 models and stealing some tobacco cigars and Sage who sometime ago borrowed 50 amo from Columbus Miss and was ing hall Mr Senn made 20 successive Ml the other states in the union Mon M 4fjmm rKi I from his uncle llussell Sage giving as 37 years old The cigarette habit led law in Pennsylvania pro candy They pleaded guilty Thurs Special Clearing Salt strikes before leaving the alley lay but the pnlp anywhere on approval day and were sent to the probge courl security therefor a mortgage on his ito the suicide worlds record was IS fides that when legal holidays fall on The previous 3VTe iHl sire a rtsponsIMs ara home In their- efforts to pay back ln neh ton mix vn at snap whtr unday their observance shall be on for sentence to the reform favm successive strikes ManLryf J ar to introduce thtia Our rtpnwftaa ii jar McKinley Invited to Visit the Coast ft ll this money Elizur Sage and his Avife tU known throughout In conse- ¬ he Saturday preceding EfTort to Have Murderers Siusj a Duet Writ Swindler Sentewcffti San Francisco May 31 In view of quence of the conflict with the observ Chicago May 28 A number of peo were almost at the verge of starva- the fact that President McKinley con- ¬ York- May 29 Chester K Mc mce of the day in other states a bill LI 11 HEAD CYCLE New and finally itwas resolved to ple aie trying to have W T Powers tion George templates a visit as far west as Salt Laughlin one of the Valentine gang s now pending in the legislature which GET RICH SeH1 for mosend hopelessly ill t6 the poor -- and John Lattimore the Negro mur- Ranted EdgarTatc Co213 Birsjr jlY house where he could receive some Lake the chamber of commerce of this of swindlers who operated by means jrovides that when the day hereafter derer sentenced to hang Friday sin t medical attention- - The mortgage wag 2ity has forwarded a letter of invita¬ 6f forged checks over aportion of the alls on Sunday the legal holiday shall USE NO OTHER THAN YUCATlfl a duet ou tup scaiiokl t They are goo paid a few days ago and Thursday tion requesting him to extend his trip United States and Canada was Friday j v ie on Monday v ixigcr V sentencad to the Eimira reformatory George died cyusc rr J - Three Handred Families Homeless at 121 Paso Hundreds of the Prettiest to the Tariff Hill Against powder Allens Foot Ease a smartingfor the feet feet and m Cures painful swollen corns ana bun Btantly takes the sting out of the ions Greatest comfort discovery of new Ease makes tight or age Allens Foot shoes feel easy Is a certain cure for sweat¬ Shake Into Yonr S7ioe 4- ¬ ¬ 7 ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ 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fighting T us i r u - BOTJRBO NEWS TUESDAY JUNE L 1897 heavy fall followed by instant rcram- ble and a rush of footfalls around the rear of camp Lambert was out of bed and into his boots in half a minute but in his haste he upset the chair on which lay the matches and the box went rolling to the floor Pistol in hand he darted out in the night and found it black as Erebus Quickly he ran to the first sergeants tent but Burns was hard to waken after the long days work Once roused how- ¬ ever he was soon out lantern imhand while Lambert hastily dressed and then together they scouted camp A glance at their tent showed that Biggs and Murphy were still absent A peep at the watch showed that it was almost two oclock a search around Lamberts tent revealed nothing beyond the fact hat the corner peg to which the tent fly was guyed was torn from the ground and the soft sandy soil showed tthat heavy boot heels had made their imprint Then Burns still lantern bearing went crouching low around the back of Closes tent while Lambert with straining ears stood stock still an instant in front then of a sudden tore like mad through the rousing camp out past the dim white canvas of the wagons out past the startled sentry up the steep pathway to the hard red road beyond down which he ran on the wings of the wind till he reached the gateway to the forbidden ground for a womans agonized shriek had rung out upon the night and the sound of blows of crashing glass of fierce and desperate struggle of muttered oathsi of panting pleading half stifled cries of wild dismay ind renewed screams for help all cam crowding on the ear from the heart of the Walton place to be continued AN ABLE PRACTICAL JOKE -- 3T 1 Them down they are vanished again no such sum Sone hidden like mites in a Stilton Then howre you to get your money Or needles in trusses of hay back the dimes and dollars youve E wonder if Shakespeare or Milton way Were bothered that given to porters and waiters on the way Every officer I know wouldsign Oh for one ray of light to illumine that certificate without question and The fancy and warm it to life Just a chat with a friend and the gloom in every quartermaster would pay it forced and unquestioning servitude My heart would be gone As the fife Capt Warren came with you to head- ¬ These and other items of information Urges on the young soldier to battle quarters at least What dyou bet he as to his surroundings the young lieu- ¬ When he would be skulking or worse So Jones agreeable I feel them at work in my brain But as soon as I want to be writing gctr You didnt black your boots on the way did you You had a servant do it He was with you on the train porter of the sleeping car wasnt he I never go in the durn things myself but you did Ill warrant Well 3fou paid him out of your pocket every time you changed cars or boat That may be sir but I cant sign any such claim as sixty dollars for transportation of servant when I paid enter the Walton grounds on any pre text whatever That of course did not prohibit the men from buying what the Walton servants offered for sale outside the fence and if they were so straitened in circumstances they might be glad to find a market for their sujplus produce even among the Yankee invaders pro vided Mme Walton were kept in ignor ¬ ance of the traffic She was uncom- ¬ promising No intercourse with no recognition of the barbarians was her rule to kith and kin and the few negroes who still hung about the crumbling old place repeated her words with the fear blorn of long continued discipline under her roof and rod in the days of their en- ¬ ¬ Care of Itself The pleasart- expression use to the photographer mother tries constantly to upon her childrens faces - HOW MUCK SHOULD WE SMILEi Leave Expression Face to Tnlc is of greai The good imprint ii Everyone ¬ Compels me to verse rattle hasnt drawn servants transportation tenant had obtained from Sergt Burns You think it over lieutenant Theres in the course of their evening watch to ¬ I wonder now is it The postman a client a dun Or some fool come to pay me a visit Just when I had fairly begun Tis my door he is thumping on drat it I suppose I must go Sure as fate Heres Jones with his gossip Hard at it Well verses must wait Pall Mall Gazette Theres a footstep no sense in you robbin yourself this way Write down to barracks f you like and see what they say at head quarters Theyll tell you just what I do sign the accounts without that and get the mileage for myself said Lambert I need the money Then if its allowable and proper I can col- ¬ Ill GflPTflltl CLOSE BY CAPTAIN CHARLES KING LCopyright 1894 lect for servant later by J B Lippincott Co - u 381 F - -- ff Continued Again the sound of the cheap and despised tin Lambert recalled it as a necessary concomitant of the street boy and straw rides about the Christ ¬ mas holidays and its summons he thought was never to prayer it called for many a lively malediction You forget sir thatmy moneys Sergt Watts if you think it gone Send advisable said he briefly Im going Sure you hadnt anything but what on the road a moment up Then ser- ¬ was in that pocketbook Again the blast of the born short geant you do it and keep account staccato imperaitiveand then an- im- ¬ But excuse me captain said Lam- ¬ patient querulous voice at the north bert flushing I myself will need end of the porch a voice calling You money I must find some place to Elinor you wirbbless black gadabout board Keep those mileage accounts wh ah you as security if you like but let me have And as Lambert scrambled up the twenty dollars steep path and reached the road an- ¬ But you haint signed them theyre voice low tremulous eager close no good other Oh I thought at hand whispered Ill settle that said Lambert sharp- ¬ come Hyuh quick Leave ly and taking a pen he drew a line youdnever the money shuah and the pail through the item for transportation for tmajwow night servant and altered the figures of the And then with a rustle of feminine total accordingly then still standing garments bending law a slender girl- ¬ and bending over the desk slashed his ish form shot across the beam of lamp- ¬ signature with a sputtering pen upon light falling from an east window the paper Close carefully scrutinized Another form also feminine scurried the sheet compared it with its dupli- ¬ away from the hedgerow and some- ¬ cate when that too was similarly fin- ¬ thing came rolling out into the road- ¬ ished and stowed both away in a long way clinking against the stones There envelope Sure youve got to have was sound of voluble reprimand and twenty he asked as a soldier stuck flustered explanation at the north end his head inside the tent door retired of the building a quick kitten like pat¬ precipitately at sight of the junior lieuter of little feet up the rickety old steps tenant and then from without an- ¬ in front and in an instant the girlish nounced that the captain was served form seemed perched on the window Well I guess I can get it for you sill There a second or two it hovered before I go Slowly he finished slowly motionless until a door slammed signed after close study of their con- ¬ around at the north side of the house tents the papers placed before him Then in popped the slender figure out then slowly left the tent without an- ¬ went the light and but for the sigh and other word Not until he had buckled complaint of the night wind in the rus ¬ on his pistol belt he carried no sword tling branches of the old trees about tihe and was about to start with his silent veranda all was silence at Walton hall and yawning squad did he seem to wake from his fit of abstraction and then vn only when Lambert appealed to him was after ten when Capt Close re- ¬ for orders It Oh yes Well just have an eye on turned and barely 11 when he again This time a sergeant and them mules will you lieutenant set forth ten picked men went with him nobody Everything else almost is under lock I may be and key The quartermaster sergeant but Close knew whither gone two days lieutenant said he in is pretty solid But in case of disturbance or dethe laborious use of the title whieh among regulars to the manor bora mands for more detachments or men and wanting to go away had long been replaced by Mr There wont be nuthin now fur a had not Lambert asked for instructions none probably would have been given week Dos you like about givin the Of his adventures during the day he men a little liber tjr Theyve had a said not a word He brought back the good deal Everything around here will mule and that was enough The first be quiet enough and youll hear what thing Lamberi and Burns knew of his Im after well when Ive got it That night though worn and weary return was the sound of his voice at the wagon informing the guard that and downhearted Lambert could hard- ¬ he wanted coffee and something to ly sleep At 11 the little detachment eat Then paying only vague atten- ¬ had trudged away into the blackness tion to Lamberts congratulations on of the night and the tramp of their bis safe return he told Burns to get a inarch was swallowed up in the rustle detachment ready at once then dis- ¬ of the crisp brown foliage and the creak appeared within the dark interior of of overhanging branches The men re- ¬ his tent leaving Lambert standing in maining in camp crawled back to their some embarrassment and chagrin out- ¬ blankets the cook fire smoldered away Looking to see if bis strong box only occasionally whirling forth a reside is all safe whispered the first ser- ¬ luctant flight of sparks in response to geant as he came up Its under the some vigorous puff of the restless wind boards under bis cot and he never the sentry yawned and dawdled about lets anybody come in not even the mar- - the wagon and the store tent even the shal mules seemed so sympathetic with their the It was full five minutes beforelight recovered associate that no whisper of reappeared He struck no a bray came from their pen on the bank captain meantime but could be heard fumbling of the stream Lambert had received uround in the darkness When he came the assurance of his sergeant that the forth he had some papers in his hands missing men would surely turn up be- ¬ Well go to your tent sergeant he fore breakfast on the morrow and had Your desk is handier Howve given permission to that harassed and said evidently disgusted official to go to bed you got along lieutenant Two men are out sir Kiggs and Then after a turn around his sleeping camp the young fellow went to his ifurphy lonely roost to think things over Dam blackguards both of em oldest sol ¬ In the first place as he lighted his specially Biggs almost the dier in the company too said Close candle there was the tin pail which had wrathf ully seating himself at the desk rolled out from the Walton hedge row and beginning to arrange the papers and which on inspection he had found to contain about two pounds of fresh for signature had been told I should find some butter very neatly packed in lettuce I splendid old oaks among the rank and leaves That proved that the Waltons file hazarded Lambert after a pause still had something of their old garden and thinking his commander should left Lettuce could surely be raised only under glass at this inclement sea- ¬ give some directions in the case most like son He had hitherto had no time fcr Old soaks Old oaks special- ¬ close inspection of the contents Now was the disdainful answer ly Biggs He come from the cavalry as he turned over the leaves he found a Why Ive had them two fellows tied little slip of paper on which in a girlish up by the thumbs three times since and somewhat scratchy hand were last March and it haint hurt em no penned the words Please send small moren if they were cast iron Hetter currency Its hard to get change You keep a guard over the mules while can have buttermilk to morrow night if Im away sergeant or rather lieu ¬ youll bring a pitcher Due 510 You tenant you see I aint nse to bavin must payit this time I must have it Now who on earth is this young anybody but the sergeant Oh Now mileage papers o yourn ladys customer thought Lambert bout them Surely not Close He never spends a You said not to send em Why not Youve made out a charge of some cent on butter Nobody else lives nearer sixty five dollars for transportation of than Parmelees to the north or town ii servant sir I brought no servant to the south Can it be that some of the sergeants have been buying supplies with me law from this quarter and running up a but- ¬ The Whats the difference Burns had spoken of trouble Every officers entitled to a ter bill lows it servant And if he does his own work between the captain and the old lady ps entitled ta what the servant would and of all hands beinir forbidden to YI - Not much you cant Theres where you show your ignorance Then the government would make you fight ten years for it even if youd brought a servant with you The way is to get it first and let them stop it if its wrong But here I cant fool away time ar gudn simple thing like that Ive got to be miles away before midnight and no matter who comes and inquires you dont know where weve gone Now you wont need any commissary funds or anything while Im away Just pay cash and take receipts if you buy vegetables for the company v of many new and comparatively inex ¬ perienced officers thrown upon their own resources at isolated posts among the states lately in rebellion Not yet 24 hours on duty with his company he had been ordered to- - proceed with on armed force to the succor of officers of iaw supposably besieged by a rebellious mob and now at midnight in the heart of a strange country and far from the heart ofits people he was commanding officer of his company and camp with ¬ out definite instructions of any kind and only his native common sense to guide him Lambert has since told two women his wife and his mother how his thoughts wandered back to the peace- ¬ ful old homestead in the far northland and to the teachings of his boyhood days He made a sturdy fight against the feelingof loneliness that oppressed him He wished the wind did not blow vicious so sulkily in such spiteful puffs It seemed as though nature had combined with old Lady Walton to give him ungracious welcome to this par- ¬ ticularly shady side of the sunny south The wind itself was whispering sarcas- ¬ tic and withering remarks to him like those the sergeant repeated as coming from Madam Walton to the defenseless captain and even Burns sense of sub- ¬ ordination could not down his impulse to chuckle over some of them What would Lambert do or say if the prim and starchy dame were to call upon him as she occasionally had on his su- ¬ perior driving him at last to the refuge of the nethermost depths of his tent whence as Burns declared the cap- ¬ tain couldnt be induced to come out till the old lady was back inside her He had no other means of gether studying the situation and was but one It Created Considerable Excitement University City in a The Cambridge England Independ ¬ ent Bress retells the story of the hoax perpetrated upon the civic and uni- ¬ versity authorities at Cambridge on the occasion of the visit of the late shah of Persia to that country It was on Sat- ¬ urday June 2S 187 at 11 oclock in the forenoon that a telegram was found lying on the hallkeeper table in the Guildshall It was directed to the worshipful the mayor of Cambridge was signed by Lieut Col Hamilton and read as follows His imperial Tnajesty the shah of Persia desires to visit your university town to day en route for London by own door special arriving at Cambridge station The last time he tied up Biggs about 110 oclock Be prepared with a punishment much resorted to in the escort and reception as far as time allows ¬ sentjor and messages were dispatched overhis fellow Instantly everybody began tumbling The town clerk was r wlmr m ¬ -- rV ¬ s V a-w-- V- - towels table and bed linen second family linen third light colored Was torn from the ground clothes fourth dark colored clothes t fifth flannels and stockings rough war days and those that closely Have plenty of the best soap with ¬ followed them especially by those offborax starch and blueing at hand Add who were themselves graduated icers borax to the water in the proportion oi one tablespoonf ul to a pailful of water from the ranks of the volunteers it was for trespass on the Walton place Colored cotton clothing oE delicate The fellow had climbed the fence and shades should have the color set before was pilfering among the old fruit trees washing Add of salt a heaping table spoonful to each pailful of cold water when caught by Madam Walton That A Timely Present was bad enough but he had been im- ¬ Tom was a colored boy about iive iri and do not apply soap directly to the pudent to her which was worse The a southern town and he was laz3r ancf article men themselves would probably have careless but not so much so that he In cold weather dry indoors to pre ducked him in the stream the old di l not manage to get along somehow vent freezing A little kerosene oil put self respecting soldiers that is had the And Tom fell in love for Cupid is no re- In the hot starch will prevent it from captain not ordered his summary pun- ¬ specter of color or condition but he sticking ishment Lambert was wondering went up against his poverty at the first A teaspoonf ul of borax to a quart of what steps he should take in the inter- ¬ raovej and then he began to think a cold starch will make it stiff Table ests of discipline when hp finally blew way out As an experiment he went cloths should have as few creases in out his candle determined if a possible into the office of the clerk who pro them as possible Crease them twice lengthwise have thorn very damp and thing to get to sleep It was just a sides over the marriage licenses them fold over once quarter past 12 when he wound his Colonel he said if Ise gwinte irontwice perfectly dry their lengths or according to watch and stowed it under his rude git married would you give me awed and place them carefully in a long pillow His revolver the days pur- din present chase lay with some matches close at Well Tom said the colonel Im drawer napkins square Fold with the initial hand He had even placed his sword not in that business but seeing that it Dn the outside They should always and belt at the foot of his cot The is you I think I might do something last thing he thought of before closing What would you like to have Some- be ironed perfectly dry then put away nicely in thedraiwer Chi da go Tribune his eyes was that he would have to get thing useful a lantern on the morrow even if he Deed boss I doan want no udder Potato Dumplingbought it of Cohen but it was also the lind of truck I only wants what 1 Boil five or six good sized potatoes last thing he thought of when the mor ¬ needs boss with jackets on Place on top of the row came All right Tell me what you would stove to dry when done taking- - care to Was it the wind again whispering like and Ill see if I can stand it Irain off all water Peel and mash very ugly things or the ghost of Lady Wal- ¬ Tom hesitated and then rushed in line adding one teaspoonf ul of salt and ton with her acidulated tongue that I reckon boss he said dat a mar x pint of sweet milk When sufficiently roused him he knew1 not how many riage license wud do me more good 200I stir in one half of a yeast cake that Some dan mos any udder present you could has been previously soaked in warm minutes or hours later thing was whispering surely The seleck ivater and mix in flour enough to make wind had been doinga good deal of that Nothing venture nothing have and 1 stiff dough Set in a warm placeand sort of thing all the night long among Tom passed over the first obstacle In ivhen light mold into little dumplings the leaves a good deal of snarling and triumph Detroit Free Press and let them rise as for biscuit place on growling at times and there was mutop of the potpie and let steam 30 min tered snarling going on around him ates keeping covered close If using an now That might be the wind but the You dont meat it say that it waa inside tin referred to above place them wind would not trip up over a tent an egg which made this scalp wound m that to rise as it will save handling rope and say such blasphemous things said the physician wbo had been called rhis is nice with chicken or duck If about it even if it did nearly pull the to dress the lecturers injuries luck is used parboil it first in a little flimsy structure down In an instant Yes was the faint reply soda water Housekeeper Lambert was wide awake Then it must have been an egg laid He Onslit to Get Her Pittsburgh Whos there he challengedstern by a Plymouth Itock hen She How did you manage to get my Chronicle Telegraph ly Deautiiul bicycle home through all this No answer not in words at least storm and not a spot on it Mothers-in-Lain New Britain hut there was sound as of stealthy yet He It was nothing my hurried movement more straining at In the island of New Britain a man ray overcoat over one wheel dear I put lashed my the ropes on the side nearest the cap ¬ must not speak to his only is speech forbidden to the rela- umbrella over the other and then caa tains tent and heavy startled breath ied the wheel I only did my duty tive but she must be avoided and if by ing Your heroic devotion has cononered Whos there he repeated reaching any chance the lady is met the Answer or 1 fire must lyde himself or pover foU Harold May it carry you through an for the revolver interview with papa Detroit Free j Then came a mighty strain a jerk a ice Suicide of both pasUfS is the tni Press r stumble and Dlunxrer the sound as of aj come if the ruli is brok t r vf ¬ boil md fry Xor was the general public behind ¬ hand Plags were hung out and crowds gathered in- - the streets Dr Gookson the vice chancellor irreverently known in those days as Dismal Jimmy t made his way ta the station as iasfe as his dignity would permit The mayor Mr T H ISaylor and the corporation followed suit A guard ofN honor and carriages were in waiting and soon everybody was there except the shah Then the news flew around that the railway officials knew nothing about the special train and after a brief delay it was apparent that the whole tiling was a hoax The perpetra- ¬ tors of the hoax were never discovered though two persons were afterward freely mentioned in connection with it In the year of grace 1S73 the era of prac ¬ tical jokes was past but had the au- ¬ thors of the shahs visit been alive in the days of Theodore Hook tlmy might have lived in literature Chicago News ¬ to the vice chancellor the members of the corporation the volunteer officers and the cook of St Peters college kitchen The vice chancellor hurried to his robes the aldermen and council- ¬ ors did ditto the volunteers donned their uniforms and the cook began to agrees that a certain kindness and char ity should beam forth from the eye yet the face which wears a perpetual smile is usually a weak one always a tiresome one Its owner seems al ways to havebeen reading only the humorous pages skimming only tihe surface thinking only of amusement anc never to have buckled down to the real battle of life It is only honest effort n this struggle which entitles a mac to respect and he must wear some sign of having engaged in it before a oasua acquaintance can esteem him It is hardly possible to smile all the timt without appearing more or less siliy and as though one appreciated little oi the true meaning of existence One of the most distinguished musicians in a certain large city who has done really fine work and ought tc stand among tihe first half dozen ir America in his calling is nndervalued and lightly spoken of by his associates He wears a perpetuial smile and many have attributed to this cause his failure to win the place which he deserves A lady in speaking of two brothers remarked that one of them was so cially far inferior to the other Tdieron enters a room with a perfectly serious look on his face she said and everybody wants to know him alt once and longs to see his rare smile Then comes Harrv smirkins and grinning and nooody has any interest in him whatever Yet Harry is a fine fellow and if he would only cul tivate a little more dignity he might be as popular and as much sought aftei by the best people as Theron Amiability and evenness of tempei are among the most essential qualities of a sane character but no man need simper continualty to demonstrate his sweetness Uuskin says that all great generals have been serious men land Emersor affirms the same of all great orators The distinguished Tom Marshall one of the wittiest men who everlived bade his son observe that the public monuments are always erected 0 the solemn men and Dr Austin Phelps re marks Two classesof men are never buffoons very great men and very good men It is generally safe to leave the expression of ones face to take care oi itself and to devote ones efforts mainly to Hiie formation of character If a man really busies himself with weighty affairs refads the funny papers only in moderation and as a sort of intel lectual dessert avoids the journals which treat flippantly of public questions land great national and moral movements and tries incessantly to find truth and pursue it he will usual ly have an expression which matches his character but the eminently social and kindly man though he may be good at heart and not silly in mind must be 01 his guard lest 7eople de spise not his youth like Timothys but his whole mental and moral endowment ii he wears an habitual smile for the conclusion of the old poet voices the instinctive feeling of all mankind ¬ HUMOROUS The person who is afflicted withv kleptomania always feels that he ought y to take som ething for it Tit Bits Hazel Why dont you like Tihe Nutte stories Mrs Talker tells They have no terminal facilities Sprocket Did your wife run into anything when she first got her wheel Yes she ran into debt Bloomer Brooklyn Life You May Edith Why serials can never tell how a story ends until it Brooklyn Life is finished Nothing Deplorable High What is the matter with you this morning You look as though you were on your last legs Lowe Oh Im not myself May Oh 7 Truth f t j -- t - ¬ ¬ I hate these magazine- - - High Well thats nothing to feel so bad about- - Brooklyn Life I suppose you may say the honey at all ¬ moon is at an end when the husband Not begins to stay out late at night exactly It doesnt really end until the wife can go to sleep again without be lieving what he has to say for himself v ¬ 7 Truth isfactory progress with their music re marked Mrs Snaggs to Mrs Noomoney They play four handed pieces on a sinIndeed replied Mrs Noo gle piano My daughters dont money proudly noed to play on one piano Each oi Pitts them has a piano of he own My daughters are making very sat- ¬ -- v ¬ burgh Chronicle Telegrajph GERM PROOF DR ¬ t A ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Eternal smiles but emptiness betray As shallow streams run dimpling all the way Leslies Weeklv HELPS Bix IN LAUNDRY WORK Hints Given lj-- nn Experienced Laundress Sort your clothes in five grades First ¬ j -- ¬ - j 1 ¬ J BURGESS Guards tne United States Against Epidemics from Cuba Dr Burgess is a remarkable man H has been in Cuba for many years He has sailed through epidemics of all sorts cholera yellow fever and smallpox without the slightest fear or nervous ness and insists that he was born to bV hanged Disease has no terrors for him With a disposition as kindly and man ners as gentle as those of Plorenc Nightingale or Clara Barton he can be come a roaring lion if anyone attempt to interfere withjrim in the perfonm ance of his duty and he has the courage to defy the captain general and all the armies of Spain if his official rights ar infringed upon because he realizes that the public health of the United States depends upon his vigliance Jusl now Cuba is suffering from an epidemic of smallpox In several places an the island the disease is raging and in Ha vana the death rate from that cause alone averages 100 a day When the rainy season begins and the summei heat comes yellow fever will break oui again and Dr Burgess stands between those epidemics and the people of the United States The harbor of Havana is a cesspool which for years has received the drain age of the city and is virtually a with no means of being scoured by The tides or fresh water streams docks of the cityside of the bay are no- torious as foci of infection Under one of them the sewer from the military hospital where contagious diseases o soldiers are treated discharges its filtb and germs into the bay It is- said that no ship has ever tied up at thatwhari without disease breaking out among the crew and the sailors call ii dead Dr Burgess compels all mans hole vessels bound for the United States tc anchor as far away as possible at the extreme end of the harbor where the currents from the ocean keep the water in motion and no person is allowed te board one of these ships without a per mit with his signature No stearashij agent is allowed to sell a ticket until the applicant produces such a permit and none can be secured tmtil Dr Bur gess is satsified that he is in good health and has not been exposed to a contagious disease During the smallpox epidemic he ha required all persons desiring to sail f01 the United States to show evidence oj recent vaccination If they cannot da so he vaccinates them and compels tiheni to remain in Havana until the virus takes This is often annoying bul Dr Burgess is inexorable During th last winter people who have gone tn Havana for a two days stay have been required to prolong their visit for 14 days But he argues that the incon venience of one person- is not to be con sidered when the health of a whole na tion is at stake Chicago Itecord Weasels Dodge Bullets A friend and I were outafterground- hogs I had a Winchester 22 15 he m- - Ithaca shotgun We saw what w thought was a chipmunk with its head out of a knothole in a log and he fired at it When we got tc the log I saw something run and also found a dead weasel Dunkle began poking in the log and a weasel stuck its head out of the knothole and I fired at it from I should think about 20 feet Dunkle called You never touched him I tried several times with the same re- ¬ sult the weasel alwa3S disappearing into a hole in the log right where his bead had been Finally Dunkle moved while I was taking aim and the weasel turned its head and X killed it We got five four of which I killed with the rifle but I did not kill one with its eyes turned toward me One got out in the bark of the log and a small hole af¬ forded a fine peep hole for if I put three bullets in that hole which was hardly large enough to let the weasels head out but never touched him For- est and Stream Amending It Cumso to Threds Not counting you how many clerks are there in this store who can tell the truth Threds highly indignant Sir Cumso Oh well dont be cross about ¬ cul-de-s- ac - i ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ f J i A How mam are there countinsr vou m f - i w mother-in-law-N- ot ¬ son-in-la- w Life The Deacon Gave Up TheParson- - --Yourneighborlooks like a very nersistent man He doesnt look as if he would give up anything The Deacon Well Ive been passing the plate for hard on ten yearsC nnd I r uever see him give up anything vet 5 Yonkers Statesman then--Harle- n -- - ki J-- v- s t 1 r U v v si v v- si V i- y- - C j -- vf - P-- r w f Y- - -- A W v r i J -- rtr -- a wj L Y 3 lt l r1 -- - r l rhti r 4 3 f - H i lV T r i Zi ft li SSI - s TE Decoration Day In Kentucky BOURBON NJfivy S TUESDAY JUNE 1 1897 - rv CV r I i3 23 rated in many Kentucky towns and cities At Cynthiana the Knights of Pythias observed the day with appropriate ceremonies and many visitors from adjoin ¬ ing cities were present Paris was rep- ¬ resented by Sir Knights A J Lovely Benj Perry H H Roberts Geo D gC rHM Mitchell A C Adair H H Hancock George W Stuart A J Winters Henry Hibler Bishop Hibler Harvey L Wolstien Speed Hibler Hibler Steven Eubank W O Jones J M Rion and Milt Abner The K of P band from Carlisle was also present Saturday the graves of Mexican Con- ¬ Stanford Celebrated for its great leavening federate and Federal daad at strength and healthfulness Assures the the Federal soldiers at Berea and Col- ¬ food against alum and all forms of adul- ¬ lege Hill were decorated teration common to the cheap brands The graves of the Confederate soldiers Royal Baking Powder CO New YOrk buried in Georgetown cemetery wer decorated Saturday The address was delivered by Rev C A Thomas and a THE BQQBBQfl HEW poem recited by Miss EllaSinolair after which flowers were profusely scattered Seventeenth Year Established 1881 John Brown ¬ PJAl AKlN5 POWDER Absolutely Pure Yesterday was Decoration Day the graves of fallen heroes were and deco- ¬ Keep 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Emulsion not only boosts it sustains It is a wise precaution always to have at least a small bottle of Scotts Emulsion in the house Unopened it will keep indefin itety Tightly corked after using kept in a cool placet it will remain sweet for weeks 83SHOEihBWid aone TOBACCO 4s PLASTER I - J5 X Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BBUOE MILLER K--- - Make all Checks Money Orders payable to the order of Champ Miller etc Democratic Convention Pursuant to a call a convention was v I m j -- IK i i f X A- - M m i- held Saturday at the court house to select delegates to attend the State con- ¬ vention at Frankfort to morrow to nom- ¬ inate a candidate for Olerk of the Ken ¬ tucky Court of Appeals The following delegates were selected John S Smith E M Dickson S B Rogers C M Thomas Ed Blake Wm Reming ¬ ton J H Siewart J T Hinton D C Parrish R K McCarney James About Toll Gates and Toll Gato Raiders OBrien The delegation goes The display of determination by the but a majority are said to authorities of Bah county and the favor S King Ford presence of troops prevented anything The strength of the six candidates be worse than threats from the raiders and fore the silver State Convention for the their friends at Owingsville Friday nomination for Clerk of the Court of Chas Jones and David Johnson waived appeals as indicated by the instructed examination and were admitted to votes and on estimates as to uninstruct bail 3500 for Jones and 4500 for ed votes will be about as follows on the Johnson Greene 262 Richardson first ballot 233 Shackelford 191 Ford 153 Watson The turnpike people in Garrard 145 Mason 104 county are applying for guards for the -- In this city yesterday the Post colored of the G A R decorated The the graves of their comrades Womans Relief Corps No 15 colored also assisted in the exercises The Lexington Chapter TJ D C will as memoobserve Saturday June 5th rial day at which time the graves of the Confederate dead in Lexington cemetery will be decorated The annual address will be delivered by Rev J Wm Jones of Virginia at 4 p m Dinner will be served from 12 to 2 in the Northefn Bank Building by the ladic s of the Association Over 6000 people witnessed the decoration of the Confederate graves at Cave Hill cemetery in Louisville Satur- ¬ day afternoon ¬ ¬ J P KIELY Summer Tourists 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 on sale from Queen Crescent stations to Cumberland Falls Rugby Burnside OU Cants and 100 Spring City and Lookout Mountain Liberal rates and limits Ask your agent about it WHEEL NOTES W C RlNE ARSON Genl Passr Agt CincinnatiO lanes About Devotees Of The Wheel At Fctfsale by all druggists at Home And Elsewhere Low rate round trip tickets are now SAVES DOLLARS and - BACK ACHES Every machine guaranteed to do the work perfectly tr v unih--struct- ed 9 A Way To Suppress Mob Rule toll cates under the Martin law SCINTILLATIONS t fjfj y m m-ij- - zn t-- U -- W The Martin act ought to enable the law abiding people of Kentucky to braek up the mob rule which has for months disgraced the State With efficient Circuit County and Judges no there would be doubt of this but even with cowards and politicions in rhese offices the Mar- ¬ tin law offers a remedy When the judges fail to act upon proper informa- ¬ tion they can be fined and removed from office and this provision of the law should be carriedout to the letter Let the owners of threatened property and those whojwould put down kukluxism proceed as they are empowered to do by the Martin act and if the judges do not meet their responsibilities as imposed by that act let them under its proyisions be removed from office We believe that the Governor is anxious and deter- ¬ mined to do his duty in this matter let the law respecting citizens do cheirs and the shameful reign of anarchy will be quickly ended Courier Journal Jumble Of News And Comment Shelby ville thieves stole the pump out of a public well Wm Pixton a Madison county negro ate too many prunes Tuesday His fu- ¬ An Interesting j i H 1 V THEiather of Stephen R Mallory the - r MS 1 tfv V H V i kll v new Senator from Florida was expelled from the United States Senate pn the 14th of March 1861 with Jefferson Davis Robert Toombs Judah P Benja ¬ State Democratic Convention GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS min and others who had gone into the Frankfort Junel L N will Confederacy And now the world has Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In sell round trip ticket at one fare turned aronnd and the son who bears The Foyer F B Chr Agent the same name has come back to take The Cynthiana Democrat says Eads his place Exchange Thornton has been engaged for the reGeorgias Governor has- eighty one vival of W A Bradys scenic producColonels on his staff He is going to ex- ¬ tion Old Glory in which he assumes Every expectant mother has the role of a young naval cadet a trying ordeal to face If she does not hibit them at the Centennial Gov Atkins had not only a campaign for reelection as Governor but a fight for the Myra Morella a favorite in this city United States Senatorship on his hands is meeting with great success at the during his first administration and Tivoli in San Francisco singing the role all this necessitated more Colonels of Kitty O Toole in Shamus OBrien Dr Hunter will not get the Peruvian mission it is said and will now try for Mrs A D Reid will give a Grecian a berth in Central America Nica Art entertainment to morrow night in rauga Salvador Guatemala and Hon- - Georgetown duras each pay 10000 a year ¬ neral occurred next day The first Mormon church erected in Kentucky will be dedicated in June It is on the dividing line between1 Green and Metcalfe counties A white rabbit in Shelby county killed and devour ¬ partly ed lambs until it was caught in the act and paid the death penalty for its crime The bodies of the 3200 Confederates buried at Camp Chase and who died in that prison are to be removed to Rich mond or some other point in the South Democratic Convention1 The Daughters of the Confederacy have The Special Train leaving Paris at started a movement to raise a fund to disinter the bodies and bring them 715 a m for Frankfort and returning WIDELY known Wisconsin publisher from Frankfort at 520 p in onaccpunt South who resides at Green Bay writes of the Democratic Convention at Frank- ¬ March 6th 1895 as follows The Kentucky D A R will issue a fort June 1st and 2nd will be run on Five years ago 1 became so nervous that womans edition of the Lexington June 3rd also mentai woric was a Duraen l couia nou rest Frankfort Cin cinnati Railway Leader on July 4th at night on account of sleeplessness My attention was called to Dr Miles Restora- ¬ ¬ ¬ Lexingtoa wants the Kentucky bicy- ¬ cle meet next year A white woman was fatally injured and a negro instantly killed in a bicycle cjllision at Atlanta C R James Julian Howe Robt Parks Roxie Davis and Cot Dow wheel- ¬ ed to Carlisle Sunday About fifteen Georgetown cyclers passed through Fans Sunday to and from Blue Lick Springs The home of Dan Hemphill the well known Kentucky wheelman recently burned near Nicholasville The Y M C A Triangle Club is a new cycle organization in Lexington It- numbers about seventv five members The Pope Manufacturing Co last year spent 300000 and Overman and Monarch Cos each spent 200000 in ad- ¬ vertising Several Paris wheelmen are training for the races at L A W meet at Cyn- ¬ thiana The racers who beat these boys will know they have been up against the real thing Chief Consul Clendening and others of the Kentucky Division are to have a conference with the railroads entering Kentucky to endeavor to haveHSecir all agree to carry cycles as baggage f ee of charge Bicyclomania seems to be spreading over the country A conservative writ¬ er estimates that the cyclers in New York number 100000 60000 in Chicago 12000 in Cincinnati 15000 in Indianap ¬ olis and even Johannesburg Africa has 3000 cyclers Louisville has 12000 of which 1200 are women and Lexington probably has 1000 cyclists Paris has about 200 X - New Laundry Agency 1 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 drug store will receve immediate attention Work called for and delivered promptly Respectfully 16ap tf Bruce Holladay Yesterdays Temperature The following is the temperature as noted yesterday by A J Winters Co of this city 10 a m 11 a m 7 a m 8 a in j n cottage Sold only by A a 54i 50 61 63 67 E E LY SVSSrS 12 m 2p m 3 p m 5 74 76 4 p m p m 6p m 74i 68 64 4vv VVttVWi FOR RENT BRICK ply to UJant f 5 10 per 602 rooms First class repair Ap¬ MAIN DR MILES Through His Nervine Is a Ben efactorto Thousands M H DAILEY ST PARIS KY IN GET a Or O EDWARDS BC Over Deposit Bank 8 to 12 a Office hours m 1 to 6 p m A fl - ¬ GETTING READY tive Nervine and I commenced to use it with the very best effect Since then I have kept a bottle in my house and use it whenever my netves become unstrung with always the same good results My son also takes it for nervousness Dr Miles withf like never failing success I have recom- ¬ Nervine mended it to many and Restores it cures them All who Health- ¬ - troubles should try it It is free from narcotics perfectly harm- ¬ less and yet soothes and strengthens Dr Miles through his Nervine is a benefactor AOLEHMAN to thousands Editor and proprietor of Deb Landsman Dr Miles Nervine is sold on guarantee first bottle will benefit or money refunded Advertised Letter List May 28 1897 in Paris Ky postoffice Persons calling for aboye letters will please say advertised W u Davis P M 1 - suffer from nerve List of letters remaining unclaimed -- j -- It Wick Preston of Lexington seems Julia Marlowe will revive Ingomar to have a cinch on the consulship at and A Winters Tale next season Marseilles formerly held by Hon C M Thomas of this city Preston was en ¬ The musical people of Mt Sterling arc dorsed Saturday by Senator Lindsay rehearsing Pinafore i t ItH Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair -- a t y Wrisrhts Celery Tea cureir cons tin tlon sick headaches 25c at druf si STOCK AND TURF NEWS 8ales and Transfers Of Stock Crop i 1 Jttfc CREAM - i BAKING POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE m v A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder FreeBom Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD it makes the advent easy and nearly painin Paris less It relieves and prevents morning yesterday and bought three horses from sickness relaxes the overstrained mus- ¬ Bayless Turney cles relieves the distended feeling short ¬ A mare belonging to Thos G Red ens labor makes recovery rapid and cer- ¬ mon recently foaled a mare mule which tain without any dangerous after effects is spotted like a leopard Mothers Friend is good for only one Byron McClelland the shrewd Lex- ¬ purpose viz to relieve motherhood of ington turfman swapped a danger and pain filly by Deceiver to a fellow at Latonia 1 dollar per bottle at all drug stores or Bent Saturday for a pair of martingales val- ¬ by mail on receipt of price Free Books containing valuable informa ued at 4 The filly had just been work- tion for women will be sent to any addreM ed five furlongs in 108 and McClelland Upon application to THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO considered her too slow for bis stable Atlanta Turf Notes Etc Piles Piles Child birth is full Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will of uncertainties if cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch ¬ Nature is not given proper assistance ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the private parts and nothing else Every box is guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by SI per box WILLIAMS is the best help you can use at this time mail for 50c and Cleveland O For sale by MFG CO Props It is a liniment and when regularly ap- ¬ W T Brooks druggist plied several months before baby comes Piles j-- get ready for it there is no telling what may happen Mothers Friend 2Jjy-96-- ly Eli Kmdig of York Pawas ¬ Hop tee Selling OutAt Low Prices HSf Have you seen my window display Do you want anything in any of thSseffi 8 lines f Let me quote you some prices ii Come and see my stock I can save you money VV - I I v two-year-o- ld ¬ ¬ them Please call and buy something and help me raise some moneys I have been in Paris nearly six years and many people hsve been very kind to me and 1 am sorry to leave but I cant make a living here and I am compelled to move away Come and buy something from me I would do as much for you if I could Your Friend Hop Lee On account of dull business I intend to leave Paris in two vrejeks I am now selling my entire stock of goods at retail at low prices for less than I paid for J T HI NEON FURNITURE And WOOD MANTELS TO BABY CARRIAGES UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANGHPts EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED A V s i m f1 I pit M2mM is Jf t r A i 3w 1 -- Ml vs - 1 4 THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY JUNE h 1897 - I j - tyr tfe I I W mx- Hiss t Engagements Announcements And Sol- ¬ Sixty five people from Paris attended emnizations Of The Marriage Vows the Graded School Tournament last COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Fifteen divorce suits are on the docket week at Harrodsburg twenty two en ¬ THE NEWS MAN of the Mason Circuit Court En lei ed at the Post office at Paris Ky as tering the contests and winning eighteen seco jiss mail matter prizes The graded schools of Harrods Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets A Wm White sixteen and Fanny Long And remember we guarantee more for Tn The Hotel lobbies And fifteen Were married at Frankfort Fri- ¬ Stanford v Law The Depots burg Paris Danville Elsewhere Nicholas ville Versailles day Miss Long wore short dresses renceburg than you can buy elsewhere or your money refunds TELEPHONE NO 124 is in Cynthiana Richmond Eminence and Geo Nippert of Cincinnati The first announcement of the mar-¬ ed and you to be the judge of it and the the city Somerset were represented SUBSCRIPTION PRICES riage of John Dean and Miss Katie Doyle f Payable in Advance tournament was a successful and glo Dan Morris attended worship in was made Sunday morning at the Catho00 S2 00 Six mouths Oneyear rions event Gynthiana Sunday lic Church The wedding will occur Buy your shoes of us and get one of beautiful Jews costs you cant even get a rf m the eight Paris had but two entries port fhom a gun frke of charge Mr John B Kennedy wa3 a visitor June 16th events of the musical contest Thursday in Lexington medallion pictures FREE See them on exhibition yesterday oiuYiu vv oeuiora ot Atlanta was Etc night Checks Money Orders Mossie Parrish Make all Miss MiiiiiER payable to the order of Champ Miss Ella Ford of Fayette is the married Friday to Miss Mattie T Ken our store won the medal of Richmond ney at the home of the brides father Miss Sallie guest of Mrs J E Hedges solo piano for Baseball Results Yesterday Mr Robt Frank is home from the Mr Joseph Kenney of Cane Ridge Joe Hedges of this city taking second The ceremony was preformed by Rev T jouis Kentucky Military Institute prize ana winning great praise Cincinnati 4 Brooklyn 3 Dr E H Rutherford Baltimore 6 Chicago 4 Miss Lizzie Diamond is at home Bonta Versailles won the medal for The Richmond Register Friday said Baltimore 6 Chicago 6 Second game violin solo and Miss Lily May Mosely from a visit in Scott county Cleveland 2 Brooklyn 5 The marriage of Mr Christopher Che Nicholasville for vocal solo Misses Mi83 Rosa Flautt of Richmond is Pittsburg 2 New York 10 nault to Miss Nancy Hume was duly Maud Belle and Bertie Davis Harrods the guest of the Misses Ford Lonisville 4 Philadelphia 2 solemnized in the presence of a large Louisville 0 Philadelphia 14 Second burg secured first prize in piano duet Hon A T Wood of Mt Sterling number of relatives at game the brides elegant contest Miss Oia Slaughter and Mr was in the city yesterday morning St Louis 5 Boston 25 home near Waco yesterday Rev A P Hugh Clendenin of Paris winning Mr Silas Bedford and bride nave ar-- Wyatt of the Methodist church officFelix Ross of North Middletown second nrize The prize for vocal duet iating The attendants weie Mr Jeptha was won by Miss Carrie Albright andrived home from their wedding trio has been granted a pension Mr Ed Knapp of Cincinnati is Ohenault brother of the groom and Ethel Cunningham of Harrodsburg exte nded Walker avenue is being Versailles won the prize in chorus con- ¬ the gnest of his sister Mrs W M vyall Miss Redmon of Paris a close friend through Convent Heights test Paris being barred for winning last Hon John P McCartney of of the bride A swell reception follow- ¬ ed which Mr and Frank Walker was initiated into the year The Paris quartettes one com Fiemingsburg was in the city Saturday left afterthe Exposition at Mrs Chenault for Nashville pused of Hord Mann and Misses Lucy Mr W A Hill Jr of the Reporter Odd Fellows Lodge last night y Downey Nannie Swearengen and Pat tie was in Louisville Saturday and Sun was fined 10 in Ware and the other of Fithian LillesOBITUARY Dick Ross of color day Judge Webbs court yesterday for disor- ¬ ton and Ray Clark xand Misses Ora Mr Henry Chambers of Louisville Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory derly conduct Slaughter and Fannie Rion sang Fri- was in Of The Head theeity Sunday on a pleasure decided hits Mrs Nannie T Martin aged 74 sister Thirty three persons from Paris day night and made trip Ray Clark sang c took advantage of the L Ns 125 Fithian Lilleston and boys the Mrs C P Allen or Knoxville is of Mr Henry Spears and Capt Ed solos for latter rate Sunday and spent the day in Cin- ¬ in the vocal visiting her father Capt J H Brad Spears of this jity and Mrs Keith winning second prize Culbertson of New Albany died Friday cinnati jt representing shaw Miss Jeunita Hudson morning in the latter city and her re- ¬ Sim Wilson has paid Thos Wood J The Misses Rogers of Georgetown Paris won the medal in the declama- ¬ ford 1260 for the privilege of gathering tory contest Friday night reciting in visited Mrs J M Thomas Saturday and mains were brought to Paris Saturday evening for interment The remains bluegrass seed off the latters farm near charming style JennieMcNearsRideSunday were accompanied by Mr Spears Mrs Cane Ridge Jesse Holman of Lawrenceburg won Mrs Sterling Cooper left Friday Culbertson Miss Sue Spears and Mrs Yes there are other laundries but the male declamatory contest reciting for a visit to Mrs Henry Preston in Payne of Milldale 529 Main St Paris Ky Funeral services for perfect color fine finish and most Silent Voices Chas Blessing of Ashland were held yesterday morning at 1030 uniform work the Bourbon Steam Paris was fifth in this contest Mrs W H H Johnson of Mt oclock by Rev Dr Rutherford at the 8my tf Laundry excels Phone 4 In the contests in various branches of Sterling is the guest of Miss Leila Second Presbyterian Church Burial School work held Friday Paris won the JohnBon at the Paris cemetery The pall bearers Parties from Ohio were here last following prizes Spelling Ora Slaugh- ¬ Mrs A S Miller arrived Thursday were Messrs D M Dodge Geo R Bell week to see the Berry property on Con- ter Blanche Wilhelm Latin Mary night from Crawfordsville Ind to visit Buckner Woodford Wm Webb C vent Heights with a view of purchasing Geometry Therese McDermott relatives Austin Alexander Sr J Harry Holt R J A and establishing a high grade colored Trigonometry Lizzie Asburst Awards Neely W W Mitchell school Hon Milton J Durham and wife in Algebra and English composition of Lexington were in the city yesterday Annual Meeting of Womens Clubs Sam Rice colored was arrested yes not announced afternoon terday by Constable Joe Williams of New and pleasing features of the The third aunual meeting of the Ken ¬ - tournament were the music furnished by Mrs C E Nippert and daughter charged with carrying concealed weaptucky Federation of Womens Clubs Spring Dress Goods in all the less Hosiery at 10c and I5e ons His trial win oe neia tms morning the Versailles and Harrodsburg School left yesterday for a visit to relatives at will be held June 10 11 and 12 at Beau- ¬ newest eflects strictly all wool at Others get 25 c for the same goods bpf ore Squire Lilleston Yarnalton orchestras mont College at Harrodsburg Mrs 25c and 39c worth double The baseball games attracted large Dr M H Daily was the guest of James Kennedy of this city will read Our domestic stock is the bes Uncle Joe Hoppers meeting at crowds Harrodsfcurg easily won the We will still sell our finest Dress assorted and decidedly the cheap- ¬ friends in Woodford county Saturday a paper on The Ethics of The Beauti- ¬ Midway closed last week with twenty Patterns in black and colors at 4 est championship defeating Lawreneeburg and Sunday ful and Miss Nellie Buckner of this some of three additions twenty one by confes- ¬ 8 them are marked 86 Paris and Somerset Miss Elsie Bell of Chicago who is county and Miss Ottie McGarvey of Extra good Brown Cotton 5c sion and two by letter He is now hold ¬ In the athletic concests Will Rion won a guest at Mr D M Dodges will re Lexington will participate in a discus- and 810 ing a meeting at Pisgah in W6odford Table Linens Towels and Nap- ¬ Bleached Cotton good 5c as he pleased in the one mile running turn home to morrow sion on The Iufluence of Music and kins are our specialty and we will Judge Geo Denny who is said to race singing a song as he ran Lyttle Very Best Cotton 8c The Higher Education In Music Miss Gussia Punch who was the save you 25c on the dollar if you haye the power to name the postmasters ton Purnell finished first in the 100 yds guest of the Misses Connell -10 4 Pepperell Sheeting 18c last week buy them from us A Lucky Day at Latonia in the Seventh district is said to have dash but on account of a slight accident has returned to Mt Sterling Best Lancaster Ginghams 5c endorsed Sherman Stivers to be post- - the race had to be run over and was Gr D Corsets 50c 75c and SI Saturday was a lucky day at Latonia Miss Mary Fleming Varden and jxtaster inthis city at the expiration- of giyen to Harrodsburg Percales and Penangs 7c fortBxrarbon owners and local turf spec ¬ are the best in the world for the In the 50 yds dash for boys under fif- ¬ Effie Paton arrived home Saturday tators the term of postmaster W L Davis Ladies Bleached Vests at ioc three horses owned by Paris par- price teen years a protest was entered against evening from a visit in Lexington Ladies and Childrens full seam- - foil taped worth 25c John James the popular dry goods the winner Stanley Dow of Paris was Mrs W A Hill Sr left Saturday ties being winners Woodford salesman has resigned his position at second Tom Biggar Harrodsburg won for Louisville where she will be the Buckners colt Pink the Louisville store and has accepted the high jump after which Clendenin guest of her daughter Mrs Lee Bar ¬ Coat by Leonatus Alice Brand won the Harold stakes net value 1145 for a clerkship at H M Collins Cos new barred for winning last year outjump bour two year olds dry goods store between the JLouisville ed him The decision in the half mile Messrs Paul Justice and Jack Simms Andersons Cuba Free capstore and Mr A Shires jewelry store bicycle race was contested and Paris has Livingston of Lexington were guests 300 for tured the second event The music classes of Mrs Minnie hopes that it will be given to Lord Sunday at Mr Sidney Clays at Escon fillies dida Wilson and Mrs Chas Mehagen will Ramp PeFe a very handy racer by Jim Robert Hunt of Paris was awarded give recitals to night and to morrow Eld Z T Sweeney of Columbus D owned by Turney the prize a silver cup in the chemistry Ind arrived in the city yesterday after- ¬ Gore Nannie night at Mrs Wilsons home on corner 350 purse reeling off Bros landed a of Ninth and High streets A number contest noon for a brief visit to his brother Eld six furlongs in 113 The tournament was a great success J S Sweeney of friends have been invited to be presFriday at Latonia the d and royally did Harrodsburg entertain ent Capt Noel Gaines of Frankfort colt Lockhart by Leonatus Eva S her guests their parlors their car- ¬ 25 Will Richardson colored of Ruck riages their dining rooms and their was in the city Friday returning home won a 300 purse He is owned by erville was tried yesterday by Judge H guest chambers beingppen to the wel- ¬ from an inspection of the military com- ¬ Woodford Everman of Paris panies in Central Kentucky preC Howard on a bastardy charge come visitors The Paris people pupils Cycling Through The Bluegrass ferred by Cora Lee Lilly colored of the and visitors cannot say too Mrs James Wilson and babe and much in same village and was ordered to pay A jolly bicycle party which is wheel- ¬ Miss Lucy Lowry arrived home yester ¬ Harrodsburg hospitality praise of 25 per year for fifteen years for the sup day from a visit to Mrs Moore nee ing through the Bluegrass stopped at port of the child Musical Treat In Store the Wipdsor Saturday night Verna Harris near Shelby ville In the 4t The Lexington Herald says Mrs party were Mrs Chas Railey Miss Miss Jeunita Hudson of this city The concert to be given Thursday who won the declamatory contest in thfc night at the Christian Church under the Mills Dodge who went with her hus ¬ Railey Master B Railey Messrs T graded school tournament at Harrods auspices of the Endeavor Society gives band to Arizona about a year ago on ac- ¬ Smith and Wm Barr of Lexington Misses burg yesterday received a special deliv- ¬ promise of being a delightful eyent count of his health has returned to Lex- ¬ Miss McCauley Miss Bruce iiS Mary McCauley Mary Bruce Preston ery letter inviting her to compete for a The voice of Mr Starr is described as a ington Mr Dodge has entirely recovmedal in a declamatory contest at Stan- rich baritone well cultivated and pow- ¬ ered and she and the children remain Bruce Messrs Avery Gould F R Phillips and T K Helm of Louisville ford on June 18th erful The program will be as follows here until autumn Messrs Thompson Tarr Amos Tur Miss Gordon of Atlanta Miss Prewitt Mr Starr B F Bedford Sr received painful Song Queen of the Earth Dave WE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLE1JTJID ST00Z OP Recreation The Confessional uey Jesse Turney Harry Clay J Hal of Winchester Mr and Mrs bruises Sunday morning by being jQS c Miss Douglass Woodford C Alexander Jr R K Prewitt of Pine Grove and Mr Orr f thrown from his buggy just as ne was Rlplirig Squire Hawkins Story IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TRODSERHiGS ¬ McCarney and Mr and Mrs J T Ire- ¬ Evansville Ind The party came Sat Mr Brown starting from his home in East Paris to urday from Winchester to Paris and attend church He was standing in the Song Even Bravest HeartsMr Starr land were among the Parisians who saw left Sunday morning for Georgetown buggy shaking dust from the lap robe Recitation selectedProf MissDonglass the Decoration Handicap run yester- ¬ thence to Woodford county Organ Solo A MGutzeit day at Latonia A few when the horse started suddenly throw ¬ Riley Readings Selected -Mr Brown party left Paris a minutes after the Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when Merry Fiiiiiig jarty Songs Thou Art Like a Flower How ing Mr Bedford to the ground message came for Mr Orr stating that Fair Art Thou quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calLy A merry fishing party chaperoned by his father was dead New K of P Officers Mr Starr Sunday afternoon a party of young Miss Douglass Mrs W O Hinton sp6nt yesterday Recitation The Hat following officers have been Song Best of All The Mr Starr about five miles up Stoner at Maple Cincinnatians Messrs Charles Iglaure by Ratbbone Lodge K of P Recitation How Daddy Played Hoss Island Dr W C Ussery Dr Geo elected am Fechheimer Carl Pritz Ammes Mr Brown FJLNJEl MERCHANT TAILORS for the ensuing year Harvey Hibler Louis Henley Spencer Messrs Albert Hinton Yancey Adler Charles Adler of W G W Laughlm C C C L M Freeman Lexington Mrs Anderson Assigns John Williams Julian Lauer Morris Pollak and Wal- ¬ S E TIPTON Cutter V C Geo R Davis P Murphy John Brennan Chas Winn Robt ter Seinsheimer passed through Paris M of A Geo D Mrs Dovey Anderson and her son Parks Mrs W O Hinton Misses Henry Hibler Etta wheeling from Maysville to Lexington We are also agents for the celebrated Chas E Smith Shirt Full line of samples A S L Wolstein M of Blythe Anderson of layette have made and Mamie McClintock Mary Mitchell K Webb TheyVisited Nantura Stock Farmv yesBenj Perry M of E A C Adair an assignment to W E Simms Jr of Gass Bessie Holladay Olivia Buckner terday C to Grand Lodge thiscity The assets consist of about Maryrent and Eddie Spears composed Representative Here is one way for a farmer or his 500 acres ofland on the Lexington and the party Fought In A Saloon boy to make more tjian ten dollars a Newtown pike near Lexington the Disk harrows sharpened Bluegrass day Get one of Kings patent Hand George Tifpy and Horace Griffin farm being known as Glengary Lia- ¬ strippers and combs for sale LL persons having claims against Bluegrass seed strippers warranted to the assigned estate of IH Margolen cost yester- ¬ bilities are not given The farm both negroes engaged in a fight 6apr tf E J McKimey Son strip twenty bushels a day Sell your are requested to present them at once We have completed arrangements to day afternoon at George Williams 20000 seed at the present price 75 cents per properly proven as required by law to receive daily from Miller Wards dairy a Tillo Won The Handicap Mrs Anderson is a sister of Mrs W saloon on Main street between Seventh Those large amount of extra fine Fresh the undersigned in bushel and you have made more than knowing themselvesParis Ky to and Eighth and Griffin received a four E Simms of this city indebted B Cream the product of his noted prem ¬ Turney Bros fast sprinter Tillo won your ten dollars a day Ask your dealer inch gash on bis think tank Tiffy was Margolen are requested to pay promptly ium cows taken to jail by Officer Hill Children are more susceptible to cold the Decoration Handicap yesterday at for them or order direct from R C and thereby avoid court cost We will keep on hands at all times at Latonia from a good field The dis ¬ King Carlisle Ky our shop on Main between Sixth and 2t T than grown folks and their constitutions Turnpike TribnIatlojisJJaiBatli LOUIS SALOSHIN Seventh a supply of Fresh Cream whicb The Trill not permit of quinine or other tance was a mile and one eighth Assignee we will retail in any desired quantity stake was worth 1500 A Sunday special from Owingsville radical treatment Dr Bells Pine Tar Harmon Stitt Attorney at market price The Brooklyn Suburban yesterday limy says cNot withstanding the fight with Honey is not only absolutely harmless was won by Howard Mann Lake Shore For Spring 1897 Your patronage is solicited Tirne 209 the sheriff and posse last week in which¬ but is pleasant to the taste and never second Volley third We are now receiving Spring goods in were wounded and the pres fails to cure a cold The stake i3 worth 10000 Howard two raiders Men who like a cool quick quiet and Tha Popular Meat Market Mann was formerly owned by Lee all the new lasts and colors The best ence of the state guard in the county gate raiders in this county Waiuscott of Georgetown who sold productions of the leading manufactur ¬ easy shave should patronize Crawford seat the toll Beautiful in appearance are the Bros barber shop Clean first class continue their work Saturday night waists laundered by the Bourbon Steam him last year to George Smith for 2 ers and at reasonable prices gate on the Wyo ¬ 500 Wrights Celery TeaJ regulates tlra Hand Ball won the Expectation RION CLA7 bath rooms are connected with the shop they took down the liver and kidneys fcures constipation Laundry 8mytf stakes kept by Peter Garner ming pike Satisfactory service at all times tf jf and sick headache 25c at all druggists I THE BQURBGN NEWS The Graded School Tournament PERSONAL MENTION NUPTIAL KNOTS V Look Before You Buy 2 ¬ yourmoney 1 1 ¬ tie at l 1 DAVISTHOMS0MISGRI JUST ARRIVED FROM THE IMPORTER ¬ NEW BLACK DRESS GOODS ¬ 30 Pieces of 6 Goods ¬ ¬ Including such choice weaves as Eta mines Ghantilions CovertsGrenadines Figured Twilled and Plain Mohairs Serges Call and see these goods ¬ PRICES THE LOWEST Hamburgs at greatly reduced prices - -- great deal of talk is being creatsd by ther extraordinary bargains now being offered by us and the following prices will command the attention eyery careful buyer CONDON- SA ¬ ¬ I i - ¬ charge See the new portraits we enlarge free of ¬ two-year-o- ld THIS - r i i ¬ - three-year-ol- ¬ Patent Flour Eating Potatoes Irish Yellow Jersey Seed sweet Southern Queen seed sweet ¬ Red Bermudas For Cash only this week 525 bbt c bu 150 bbl 150 bbL 200 bbl 0 EDWARDS lEstx r M yt JL y ¬ ¬ 0 FOR SPRING AND SUMMER ¬ -- - ASSIGNEES NOTICE FRESH CREAM EVERY DAY A l mm I HEDGES WALSH W i - v- - s - v - l fr IN T - J - X iCi k -- I 1 V V iU rN t - s s r- - 6 i THE BOlflTBOtf NEWS TUESDAY JUNE drawled one of the older boys one day when tiie others1 were poking fun at JJay because he would not leave his in- ¬ strument to indulge inn game of Thomas A in the court too nice to play with us other fel ¬ is lers he is hes goin to improve every passin moment by soupin round Bill- ¬ ings sos he can git all the soft snaps Thomas A he concluded in a whisper kTm goin to put a head on you some day when I git you alone Iay never carried his desire for knowledge far enough io interfere with No matter how his regular duties much time he devoted to the telegraph alphabet he was always in his place on the bench ready to spring when his turn came to answer a call His promptness in delivering mes- ¬ sages and running errands had been commented upon by the manager of the office as well as by the operators and his faithfulness won for him many small favors which only increased the jealousy of the other boys One day when Hay was hurrying back to the office with a message he overtook one of the other boys who was going at a much more moderate rate As Ray did not slacken his speed the other increased his pace to keep up with him and began talking Thomas A youve mistook your call in Your gaits altogedder too fast fur this biz youll ruin the profesli goin like that As Ivay paid no attention to the boys carcasm his persecutor became tnreat ening as he continued Some day the other kids 11 take you an they wont do a thing to you oh no If I ever ketch you hurryiir like this agin Im goin to thump the life out of you see Even the severe shaking up which the linemans cruel Trick gave him did not cause Rays seeking for electrical knowledge to abate One night he came home with a card and as soon as he was inside the house he made the request Mrs Green wont you sign this card for me What do you want me to sign the Did you bring your pay card for was the sharp reply you home with of the woman with whom he lived Ray was an orphan and since his mother died two years before he had liven with Mrs Green a woman who had been his mothers neighbor v 1 V v- - V J i T rev t N w 1 1897 ii THE PAGE THE BOURBON NEWS - f Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP I Editors and Owners BRUCE MILLER r muni-ble-te-p- eg - CUPIDS CORNER Awayup in theattic where the wind says eAncMhe boards are warped and shrunken and the breeze steals through 1Ve were seeking after treasure in a rainy day in June That her sunny smiles were changing to a t I Joved her t - golden afternoon yes I worshiped her but really did not dare To summon up my courage and declareit i And of my beating heart I asked Oh what am I to do Away up in the attic and the wind said - then and there woo oo GRANT REFUSED carrying it to one side in so doing upon the iron frame of a cel- ¬ The Proffered Aid of stepping Millionaires Bui Thats a messenger lar skylight Accepted a HnVhle Parmer DEALER IN call The Grant Ward failure which Furniture Window Shades Oil He did not complete the sentence crushed the old general and made him Cloths Carpets Mattresses His lsand had come in cpntact with long for the grave had but one com Etc the bare wire at the end and with a pensating feature that made life endur apparent- ¬ single groan lie sank limp and able to him said Col Randolph ArmSpecial attention given to Undertakly lifeless the Avire still clutched in his strong of Chicago recently I got ing and Repairing hand the story from Col Fred Grant and Main Seizing a bystanders cane Ray therefore consider Street - - - - Paris Ky it entirely true J pushed the ware from the mans hand aont think it has ever been in print and flung it farther to one side You know that every dollar Gen Be careful dont anyone else touch Grant had was swept away bythat fail- W X the it said he as he dropped on his knees ure and he was left almost penniless beside the stricken lineman Storm According to his son he had upon his back and 80 in his pocket when he only about He turned the man learned that in a secojid had his own coat off and he was a bankrupt rolled into a compact bundle This he THE VERY BEST Millionaires brokers railroad magwas putting under the linemans shoul- nates and money ders when some one attempted to push rushed to him makers of every kind OLD RELIABLE PROMPT with offers of assistPAYING him away and took hold of the man GEO W DAVIS COILED SPRING W0EU f t WIRE FEME ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Insurance MILLER COLLINS Agents Paris Kentucky ¬ This is a smooth fence that will rum any kind of stock It is made from thi best hard steel drawn specially for tin purpose The large steel wires forming tht horizontal bars are first coiled around a J inch rod thus practically becoming COILED SPRINGS their entire length These are securely tied together by lfl cross bars to the rod The cross bars are best quality of annealed wir wrapped xhree time galyanized around each horizontal bar HOW t I i i ¬ II is MADE V ¬ j P V 5 v I possess A promise from the dear ones who their lot in life may bless If you would gain the happy prize you ar-¬ Go linger in the woo oo She heard the winds low whisper and within her smiling eyes 1 seemed to read the hidlen words He only wins who tries Iy heart sprang up to tell its love and kneeling at her feet I won the cherished vow that made my hap- ¬ piness complete And now 1 say to lovers who are eager to -- dently pursue attic where the wind says Nixon Waterman in m to to to to to to THE BOYS REVENGE By S3eSSS I Haty j LA W Bulletin GaPdineK Jg SS3S366S363iSf Say mister dont the electric cars use direct current The lineman upon the top of the repair wagon tower scowled as he looked down upon the messenger hoy who had pislced the question i What is it to you what kind of a current the electric cars use was his -- surly response I jusr wanted to know Some of the ether bovs said it was alternating and I didnt know but youd tell ¬ -- cur--re- nt ane direct current replied an ¬ other lineman who was working with the one who had before spoken Thanks And isnt it five hundred Tolts was the next inquiry of the young information seeker The boss lineman turned to his assist¬ ant with a frown What did you tell himfon At the same moment he dropped ap parently by accident the spool of fine wire which he was about to use He lield the free end of the wire which was thus unwound as the spool fell to the grouiid Say kid throw me up that spool and Ill tell you he answered to the Yes its I tV t o wagon tower With a malicious wink at his com- ¬ panion the lineman brought the wire in his hand in contact with the trolley wire upon which he was working The boy on the ground gave a cry which was a half groan half scream Jijs arms jerked violently back his body twisted his teeth snapped together and his black eyes seemed ready to jump Irom his head It was only for an instant that the lineman held the fine wire in contact with the live one but for hat instant it seemed to the boy as if a thousand needles were running through all parts of his body As soon as he could release his hold upon the spool he threw it under the wagon and not wishing to expose the tears which he could not Iceep from his eyes he started down the street rub bing his wrist where it felt as if the shock had been the most severe The lineman who considered his cruel trick a great joke was convulsed -- Instantly the lad sprang to obey and picking u the spool of wire he stepped back to throw it looking where hewas walking instead of at the man upon the b03s second inquiry 1 any more electrical knowledge right away neither he said as soon as he could control his mirth J with laughter Ill bet he knows how many volts there is now and that he wont want call that a pretty low trick Sup- ¬ pose you had killed him replied his companion Five hundred volts wouldnt kill anvbodv But how he did dance and how his eyes did pop out And the fellow went into another con- ¬ vulsion at the thought of his sport Ray Wilson had been in the messenger service only a few weeks but in thai time he had shown such a desire togain information about electricity tlsat the other boys had styled him young- - Edi ¬ son and the name of the great invent- ¬ or had become so fastened upon him that -- name tor him Sot onlv did Ray desire to become an operator but he wished to know all about the mysterious agent that would reproduce in that oflice the clicks of in- struments in New York or Chicago He had succeeded in so getting into the good graces of Mr Billings the re- pair man that he had explained to him the workings of the batteries in the eel- lar until he knew just how they should be connected to produce the best re- v Thomas - A was their nick- - sults- - He had practiced upon pieces of wire with the repair mans pliers until he could make a Western Union splice That met the approval of his instructor Mr Billings had explained to him the electrical and magnetic working of the keys and sounders until he believed he back The mans dead what do thev let the boy fool with liim for said one Does he breathe or does his heart beat inquired another Suppose he doesnt breathe said Ray in answer to the last inquiry Thats no sign hes dead Dont work his arms so slow Pump Mrs Greens hard struggle ni the bat-¬ them faster suggested some one Ray laughed without pausing in his tle of life had done much to sMil her temper and her treatment of the poor work boy who had been left in her care was Im having to breathe for the man often far from kind and I dont want to go faster than hed Heres the money was the meek breathe Do you breathe any faster reply I want you to sign the card than this so I can get books from the library No more suggestions were made but some books about electricity the crowd then began to find fault at Theres there that 1 want to get but they wont the ijon appearance of a physician let a boy have books unless his par- ¬ At last however a shout was heard ents or guardians sign one of these The doctors coming cards and I havent any parents so And the crowd made way for the wont you please sign it for me passage of a teili dignified looking man You go now and mind the baby Before the doctor reached the spot w hile 1 get supper or youll get signed the man gave a slight gasp in a wav you wont like Iso I wont Hes beginning to breathe I exult so you can get books to ingly exclaimed Ray sign no cards read You waste enough time already And an approving murmur passed any more books to be through the crowd without getting reading when you ought to be doing The physiciaji placed his hand over something else was the disappointing the mans heart and noted the slight answer which the boy received to his gasping which had become more pro request nounced Even if he was denied the use of the Hes coming to all right was his coveted library books Ray managed to comment Then he inquired Are you get books from Mr Billings and the not tired my boy Shall I relieve manager to which he applied himself you as much as possible I am not tired if Im doing all right which he was the reply Every bit of information No one could do better could gain upon his pet subject was Then stored away in his active brain He turning to the othersthc doctor asked would go along the street with his eyes How long since this happened turned skywards looking at the wires some one an- ¬ Fifteen minutes overhead until he could readily distin ¬ swered guish between bum linework and The doctors next inquiry was was properly done and Is there anyone else in this crowd that which could trace out the lines as well as any that would have known how to do lineman what this boy has done A succession of head shakes was the A was the man ¬ Git on to Thomas ner in which one of the other boys one only response Then I want to say that the man day called attention to Ray who was carefully studying the illustrated copy Avould have been dead beyond1 any hope of instructions for Resuscitation in of recovery before this if it had not case of Electric Shock which Mr been for this boy As it is the boy has Billings had tacked upon the wall the saved his life day before Another physician who had arrived Thomas A is goin into the life savin business Hes goin to took Rays place and the latter was know how to rusticate people what ve walking away through the crowd when got shocked he is the injured mans assistant who had One day while he wras waiting for a stood by rowerless to assist because message to be written Ray overheard a ignorant of what should be done merchant say to an assistant stopped him and inquired Send out and get some one to come Arent you the boy that Bill played and fix the electric bell in the other the mean trick on with a spool of wire office Something is the matter with it Yes again And youve done this for him after The boys bright eyes sparkled as he that inquired You wouldnt have me let him die If you please sir may J look at it would you Perhaps I can fix it Hanged if I wouldnt if hed done Permission being given him to try his that to me hand at this repair work Ray asked a Before Ray could get away Mr Gray few questions as to the way the bell don came up to him with the request acted secured a stepl adder and screw ¬ Come into my office a minute I driver and got up so he couid reach want to talk with you illf ISoll nnrl liin itur enmu Anim niOrlni As soon as they were in the office the to V IV Z V wujsn in Luis oiner oiuce ne caretunv merchant asked turneu me aujusung screw anci ov How did you know what to do in 1U such a case Theres a paper up to the office tells tt a a io how and I read so as to know jiuw uui uu ilviiuvv inow u jix 10 it nprohmi Well it seems to me you know7 how f 0 ni i iwl to do a good many tilings for a small gave me an old bell and T kept working bov ith it until I got it so it would ring As Ray did not rejbly the merchant aua thats the way I learned how began to question him and soon learned A few da vs after this Rav was pass- - all the boy could tell of his home his ijr niong the street when he saw a work and his ambitions At last Mr number of people gathered around a Gray don saidr broken wire wliich had fallen from a So you would like to go to school pole How would you like tc would vouThe morning was clear and sunny live with me and go to school and thee ¬ V - breathing By this time the street was blockaded but the officers with the aid of several others were able to keep the crowd me carry him into the store here You dont know he is dead replied Ray Im going to try to bring him to Let the boy alone Lguess he knows what hes about spoke an authoritative voice And Ray looked up and saw Mr Gray don the merchant for whom he had fixed the bell Two policemen who came at that moment listened to Mr Graydons wrords forced the crowd back and let Ray have his wav Somebody go for a doctor was all he said as he lifted the shoulders of the man and slipped his rolled up coat under them The coat placed directly under the lungs raised the chest somewhat the head slightly lower resting upon the walk Then kneeling at the mans head Ray took hold of both his wrrists and began a slow pumping motion with the arms timing his movements with his own ¬ Hes dead he said Somebody help ance ¬ lapse To all these he replied with them and pictured a glorious future for him He received them all courteously but declined every offer His experience with the rascally Ward opened his eyes for the first time to the dangers of lending his Short St Bet Broadway and Mill powerful name for the promotion oi business enterprises and he regarded LEXINGTON JSL all propositions with grave suspicion James Connors - - - Proprietor Telegrams and letters proffering aid poured in on him from every part oi 2 And 250 Per Day the country for days after the col- Rates in business Some of them wanted him to go NON UNION j ¬ HOTEL REED ¬ ¬ ¬ offer without a moments hesitation while declining the aid of millionaires who his autobiography into cash for the safety of his family He knew he had not long to live and was ready to die as soon as his book was finished About a week after the failure he received a letter from a farmer up the Hudson river written in a poor hand but containing words and sentiments that touched the old heros heart deeply The farmer set forth in his crude way the gratitude he felt for Grant and how the writer though only a private soldier had suffered theJiardships and dangers of war to help the genera save the union for the benefit of gen erations yet unborn Then the farm er told Grant that since the war he had been able to buy a farm and lay aside 1000 He did not know anyone to whom he would rather loan half his savings than- to the man he had never seen but for whom he had named his only son If Grant needed 500 the letter went on to say he would please sig nify it by making out his promissory note for that amount and forwarding it to the writer with the assurance that that the money would be forwarded to him bjr the return mail I know you are honest and wTill pay some time declared the farmer and I would rather jtou would get the money from me than from somebody who cares for you only as he can nsf you The npshot of the business was that Gen Grant accepted the farmers ¬ ¬ - ly declined to accept assistance of any sort He had made up his mind to coin One hundred good rooms Electric in tke same lights hot and cold baths barber shop spirit He thanked the authors cour- - and Postal telegraph office etc teously for their kind offers but firm 21jy96 ly ¬ TREES Grape Vines Small Fruits Asparagus and everything for the POSTS Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- ¬ ploy no agents Try us on prices and THREE POSTS to the 100 FEET see the difference between those of a Economy is not our sole object posts for farm fence at the un ¬ grower and dealer Catalogue on ajv plication te usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart H F HILLENMETER Farmers say the closer the posts th 20oct Lexington Ey better the fence That may apply t common fences but depending largely on its elasticity we psefer the long panel For cemeteries lawns yards etc they should of course be nearer 13 to SO feet is not objectionable In--placi- jFuSuXjIj FULL stock of Fruit and Ornamental TREES 1896 for ready for business slacks below as cheerfully as it takes a new grip for 90 in the shade gently but firmly persuades a runaway team to reconsider its action An unruly bull is safe ns a canary in its cage it saith unto the festive hog thus far shall The fierce wind and drifting thou go snow pass by and it heeds them not There is no terror in the locomotive spark The trespasser is not led into temptation and the rail stealers oo cupation is gone The hired man and the lagging tramp alike scorn it proffer- ¬ ed shade Like the model housewife when well supported it is always nea and tidy Being a is self regulator itup alwayi 30 ITS ADVANTAGES K v jf v 4F1 A - ¬ - v ¬ ¬ We have completed and are now building a lot o tbis fence for Bourbon farmers and yon can examine into ita merits for yourself Estimates cheerfully furnished Yon I may put up the posts and we will build I the fence or we will contract to do ths whole job If you are needing any fence see us We will save you moneys and still build youthe best fence made Respectfully MILLER COLLINS I Si - Paris Ky ifSm Th Pajre- WIr - Foace In Bourbon insisted upon giving him unlimited amounts of money without a scratch of a pen to show that he owed a cent St Louis Republic PREVENTS RAIN Austrian Grape Grower Disperses Clouds Iry Heavy Explosions Possibly it was from noticing the unsuccessful attempts made by the would be rainmakers in the United States to bring down showers when wanted that an ingenious Austrian grape grower was induced to exactly reverse the American practice An account of his experiment is given by United States Consul Stephan at An naberg in a report to the state department The Austrian owns extensive vineyards situated on the southern ¬ ¬ slopes of i 1 in i- -- -- - but every thing heavy rain of I l - were instantly turned upward to trace in his eye was answer enough the broken wire Everyone seemed This was nearly two years ago thoroughly understood it afraid to touch it until a man jumped Rays present home is much pleasant While the other boys were at play in from a passing wagon and started to c r than was the one with the scolding the court at the rear of the office or pick it up Mrs Green he can have all the elec- panion dozing upon the benches while await-It was the same lineman who several trical books to read he ing their calls he would be seated in an months before had played the cruel his teachers speak ofthat as wishes Vociferons Apparel him one bl corner with a practice trick on Rav Ethel is the best pupils in school and he is Albert- my suit at last beginning to kej clicking away at the Morse alpha- on Look out called a boyish voice eagerly looking ahead three years tc niile et- an electric light primary thats the time when hecan enter college and John Well I dont blame her J Jlomas A- - aione- - ne s goin to Twin Electric liglit nothin growled the commence his course in electrical- en Everybody else laughs at it e aimt mui iie aurcasuttuiy barLy f Uov piftkiug uptlie wire and gkieeringr Golden Days kles ¬ still wetfrom the to college thenight before Something in the boys throat pre From force of habit the boys eves vented him answering but the sparkle vvas ¬ often visited by destructive hailstorms At first he tried galvanized wire but this was too expensive and he decided to install a battery and test the plan of causing explosions to drive off the hailstorms He erected six stations on prominent mountain summits com manding a territory abont two miles in extent Each station sheltered ten mortars and a corps of volunteers The practical test is handled them described thus Threatening black clouds made their appearance on the summits of Bacher mountains At a given signal all the mortars were fired ofE and the con-¬ tinuous detonations in a few minutes caused a sudden reaction in the move¬ ments of the clouds The cloud wall Dpened up funnel like themouth of the funnel began to rise in the form of con- ¬ secutive rings expanding gradually un-¬ til all the clouds scattered and entirely disappeared Xo hail nor sudden down Dour of rain fell The same experience was gone through six times last sum ¬ mer and has without a single exception Chi ¬ proven a successful preventh e cago Tribune Quick and TVitty Yovsng is said to be one of the Lord ablest Scotchmen on the bench or at the bar At least he has a ready tongue One day in September he was driving into town from hie place in the country when he met an acquaintance Hallo daid the latter what are you doing here I thought all respectable people Well said the were out of town have jonseen anything to make other yon alter your opinion I havent tlie time of the general election of At 1892 he was visiting at Halnieny house and the report came that Lord AVolmer now earl of Selborne had been returned for the Western division by a majority of three over Mr T R Buchanan Soon after someone cantein and said that the majority was 300 He added that Lord had voted for Wol-and Lord mer Ah said Young that accounts Youths Com for the two ciphers ¬ the mountains in a locality 1 50 Ticket I SO Foreign exchangeorauge imatc S 0 4 00 I 90 Foreign Exchange maroon 5 00 5 50 Inland Exchange imperforate CO 7 00 6 00 Probate of Will imperforate 20 00 Probate of Will imperforate o0 00 L50I SO Blue aud Black 1 60 Blue and Black 200 5 centlilack and Green proprietary Scente cent Black and Green proprietary u cpnts JO cent Black aud Grecu proprietary 5 PARIS KY b 50cntBJack and Green proprietary 00 Black and Green proprietary 5005 00 Black and Green proprietary IS 00 All Kinds ol Posting Distributing Ete 1 also wish to buy old canceled postage f Promptly Attended To stamps aua stamped envelopes oc any ana all denominations from 1810 to 1875 fou which 1 Will pay liberal prices Address T 1 GREEN Connty Clerk Mt Olivet Ky TOWN LOT FOR SALE forr The above named stamps can be Jouud on Deeds Mortgages Notes Keceipts 42xll0 foot lot in Williams ad- ¬ Agreements Bank Check etc Irom 1861 1875 to dition well located Will be sold also on Proprietary Medicines Matches etc at low price on four payments one Toe foregoing offer Is genuine made n good faith and will be carried out to the let ¬ fourth cash balance in three equal pay- ¬ ter iu every instance when I receive the ments at six twelve and eighteen Ktamp8 I have mentioned in good order months Address L L care Taa Reference Mt Olivet Deposit Bank or any News Paris ity official of Robertson county- T Li GitKEf County Clerk Mortgage flGO Passage full perforate 1 imperforate 10 cents cent Playing cards orange eent Proprietary blue imperforatc15 cents cent Proprietarybluepart perforate10cents cent Pronrietaryorangefull pefrote15 cents cent PlayiDg cardgreenimperforateS2 B cent playing cardgreenf ull pcrrte20 cents 8 cent Telegraph green imperforate10 cents 4 cant Playing cardviolet perforate50 cents 4 cent Proprietaryvioletpart perfoatelO cents 10 cents 6 centExpres3 red imperforate 10 cents 5 cent Playing card red perforate 10 cents 5 ceut Proprietary perforate 6 cent Proprietary orange perforateS5 10 cent Bill of Ladiugbluc imperfotelo cents JO cent BUI of Ladiugbluepart pertelo cents SO cent 25 cent Bond imperforate 40- cent Inland Exchangeimperforate75 cents SI 25 50 cent Probate of Will Imperforate 70 cent Foreign exchangegreenimateflO centn S1 51 Life lusurance imperforate 51 Manifest imperforate si 10 2 2 2 2 8 - Woven Wire Fence on my farm for about eighteen months and am well pleased with it It has proved to be all that is- claimed for it It turns all kind fineness of finish beauty in appearance or has of stock and is as tight as it was the day as many Improvements as the NEW HOME it was put up and has stood some sever WRITE FOR CIRCULARS tests A horse of one of my neighbor Te Hew Home Sewing Machine Co fell across the fence a few months ag OUAWGEMaSS BO3T01TJlAS5 28 UNION SQTUIIENY and was not taken off for several hours Cnioicio III St Loots Mo Dallas Texas ga SaxFeaxoiscoCal Atlanta but when taken off the fence went back j to its place all right with the exception FOR SALE QY of a few staples During the storm of COOK WINN Paris Ky April 24th a good sized tree was blown across the fence and bent it down to th M S REVENUE STAMPS WANTED ground As soon as the tree was cast off the fence went up all right and wa BYas good as ever with the exception of XI Green County Clerk Mt Olivet Ky one broken wire and a few staples out I want to buy for cash the following U S of place Revenues either canceled or uncanceled at I am so well pleased with the fenoft the prices annexed when stamps are sent in that I am going to put up more of it good condition Respectfully Each right away 1 cent Express red Imperforate 5 cents Wm Becraft 5my tf cent Express red part perforate 5 cents 1 cent Playing Cards red imperf orate J50 cents 1 csnt Playing carderedpart perforated cents 1 centProprietaryredpart perforatel0 cents 1 cent Telegraph red imperforate 50 cents 2 cent Bank Check bluepart perforate 6 cents We are prepared to furnish at rea ft cents 2 cent Certificate blue imperforate sonable prices loeust posts by the car- ¬ 2 cent Certificate btae full perforate10 cents Delivered at your nearest rail-¬ 2 cent Certincateorangeiull perforatelO cents load 5 cents road station 2 cent Express blue imperforate 10 cents 2 cent Express blue part perforate MILLER COLLINS 2 cent Playing cardsbluelmperforate50 cents Dest think yoa can get the Do0 HKxam bo deceived by alluria MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE Buy from reliable manufacturers for amere son a reputation uua uarc rained nonest and sonars deallcgr There la none in tho dt world that can equal In meet tnlcal construction dnrabilirv of uorHno parts advertisements and made finest finish and Millersburg Ky May 4 98 KCessrs- Mtttfr Collins Agents Paris Kentucky Gentlemen have had the Pagt I - -- a It - - i - V x Ji i 1 LOCUST POSTS i GLIB CLENED notice REPUHEB M Our prices are lower than others and we will do your work right PARIS or our cleaning repairing ana pressing department Work done on shor have employed a first class W1E experienced tailor to take chargt - FKM AND TAILORING CO - v 5r Si 2 5 mar tfl H S STOUT Manager t WW DUDLEY - V a BILL POSTERS - vr v f J- w - A N -- - A AAjAAA A k j M J J fe tk Jk k 4fc k fc L k Bk hw m v Or if out-of-the-- way j 5at tell yon all about the new style w - f t2Pr y r Tptf A rarlety Jew price taperior quality and fineworknianBhl ItlimiUi pace but we vrant you to writTf or onr 19G IUastrote lifS0 Itt PblWid Aik for Or M It contai ni aboni 80 Th cataleS T8 pa anSS i Vfxl nTTTvr 0 - M v vPJp S i A i- t - V 9 E VXV -- - v 1 i r11 v- h - -- rvt v it-- 3j r t- - tK rC sr O -- rr-- V r til 4 v If I V c- - - tr V V r V - fi S -- ii1 THE BOtJEBOlf ttEWS TUESDAY AGRICULTURAL HINTS HEAVIEST OF TAXES Ua Kloqueivt xind Convincing TallcOn Mnd Money and Dust It wasr Gen Phil Sheridan in one of 3iib great battles in the Shenandoah val ¬ ley who rode along- the line and g ave Do not shoot orders to this effect over their heads This isirot going to be a play battle Shoot to hit and have - it tell That was good advice in war It is equally good in civil life This contest for good roads a contest that means much for the millions and hun ¬ dreds of millions of profit to the mil- ¬ lions is not a playcontest a battle for amusement It is a contest in which best minds and the best hearts of the thenation are becoming interested in Which men engaged in all branches of trade are becoming interested in which every farmer every laborer every man and every woman in the country will yet become deeply interested As this is true every orator who talks on good roads at farmers institutes county and state fairs and on other occasions should not talk over the heads of the people every editor and correspondent who writes on the subject should write with a distinct purpose in view Tbey should not write over the heads o tire -- JUJSTE 11897 v FEEDING MILK CWS Illiberal Rations Axe Necessary to Se PHYSICIANS BAFFLED- - I - V v as in the feed not only as an educator but also as a min- everybody displaying utter selfishness with1 out conviction The dairyman who is seeking the best ister of the gospel as for a number of years that aIblush the am forced to the high toned only consistent am results at the 16west cost should satis- he was pastor of the United Brethren church and moral gentleman on this globe And h Washington Star makes me feel lonely fy himself as to what are the best kinds cost that will of feed considering the His Sad Fix produce the most and the best milks Yes sir I repeat that in my opinion Generally a combination of feeding Jonathan Doxey is a ruined man and that materials will give the best results as he is merely keeping up appearances in certain elements wanting in some food order to try to find some way of getting out will be supplied by others Succulent oi his present difficulties What has led you You surprise me food increases the flow of milk but does to this conclusion not materially increase the proportion I asked him for his daughters hand in of water in it Still feed often does marriage yesterday and he gave his consent without a murmur What would you make a change in the dry substance off do if you were in my place run away or the milk Clevestay here and try to live it down A ration rich in albuminoids will land Leader make a richer milk and the relative proportions of fat and casein are It Meant Something1 Now said the fussy old gentleman putchanged to a very considerable extent ting one of the biggest berries in his mouth by a change in the ration Another and picking up another what is the sense point that is well settled is that cer W of having that sign read fresh strawbertain kinds of f oodnvill produce changes ries for sale Dont you know tliat fresh PROF R S BOWMAN strawberries would be enough Dont you in the composition of milk not indi at Charlotte Mich before coming to HartssuDposeeverybody knows they are for cated by chemical analysis Succulent ville sale food is productive of the largest quanSome time ago he had a severe illness I dunno answered the grocer Some miraculously A tity of fat in the milk and also has which was cured ofalmostinterviewed him re folks seeirt to think 1 am givin them away hearing this the effect of causing the cream to sep reporter his experience Prof Bowman was and then the old gentleman put the berry garding arate more readily from the milk and in the midst of his work when the reporter back in the box Indianapolis Journal the butter globules from the cream called but he cheerfully gave him a hearing Niagara Excursion A year ago last fall said the professor leaving less fat in the buttermilk The annual excursion this year will with nervous exhaustion and I For a dryfeefr a combination of foui wasbroke doAvn properly attend to my duties be run by the C H D Ry on July 8 unable to parts of wheat bran two of cornmeal I tried different physicians but with no Trains will leave Cincinnati about noon and one of linseed oil makes one oi relief and also used many different pro and Indianapolis about 10 a m Tick- ¬ medicines spending the best especially during the winter prietaryfor these medicines alonealmost iilty ets will be good five days The rate¬ Indollars I then sucIf any change is made in summer it cumbed to a siege of the grip in the middle will be 700 from Cincinnati and 800 dianapolis SG50 from Dayton would be from corn to ground oats of winter and was left in a much worse con- from Decatur and Peoria and 1425 This with good pasture makes a com- dition My kidneys were fearfully dis- from Chattanooga good seven days plete rationrf or a milch cow during the ordered and myadigestion became vry poor The route is via Toledo Detroit and indeed in the Michigan Central railway through summer When the pasturage cannol 1 was minister in bad condition A conference learning of my tine best part of Southern Canada be supplied some good soiling crop condition advised me to try Dr Williams line the heard direct that can be cut off and fed green may Pink Pills for Pale People I hadpowers passing to close FallstheThe only from to brink much about the wonderful curative take its place of this medicine but it was with reluctance which a full and complete view of both Liberal feeding is always necessary that I was finally persuaded to try it as it the American and Canadian Falls can with the dairy cow as it is only th seemed that nothing could do me any good be seen to advantage Niagara is one surplus over and above what is neces- However I procured three boxesofpillsand of the greatest wonders on the globe took them strictly according to directions sary to sustain life and thrift that is By the time the last dose was taken was everybody knows of Niagara and everybody wants to go there The C used for milk If the cow is kept up to almost cured and in better health than S H D Ey was the first to inaugurate XZD IDUST MOSSESS IDB her full capacity she must have all the had been for years I continued using he these cheap excursions and always has food she fills awhile longer andwas entirely cured the best accommodations provided for people they should sjieak and write appetizing cheerfully recommend iXr Williams its patrons Persons desiring full inlor the aninds and tthe hearts of the peo- will consume It is only this kind oi Pink Pills for Pale People Such was Professor Bowman s wonderful formation about this excursion should ple yea and for their pockets as well feeding that makes a good profit in story which was further endorsed by tthe address the undersigned and a de- ¬ they should wxiteand speak distinctly- dairying St Louis Republic scriptive circular will be mailed you following affidavit bravely honestly practically in such D G EDWARDS HARTSVILLE Ind March 1G 1SS71 GARDEN AND ORCHARD a way as to turn the attention of the I affirm tliat tthe above accords with ithe Passr TraflSc Itfgr C H D Ry A low spreading tree is least affected facts iu liiv case millions to tbe great question in such a Cincinnati Ohio JLS BOWMA3T wsy as to set hundreds of thousands to bv the winds Subscribed and sworn before me ttliis Just as sure as a woman forgets to take talking about good roads where thou The kind of soil has much to do with 16th dav of March 1897 her handkerchief vdth her some one tells LYMAN J SCUDDER Notary BBiMie sands now are diking about them in the qualitj of fruit her a tale of woe and she is compelled to STATE OF INDIANA ss ween under sucii embarrassing such a way as to arouse enthusiasm Always remove dead or decaying wTood Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People stances that she doesnt enjoy it Atchison lead to prac- - from growing trees bring about organization contain all the elements necessary to give Globe tical work io the actual building of new It is not too late yet to fill vacant store life and Tidiness to the blood and ire 10O Reward 100 shattered nerves Thev are sold in good roads places in the orchard boxes never in loose form by the dozen The readers of this paper will be pleased That is what Lam going to try to do A fast growing tree is not apt to proor hundred at 50 scents a boxor six to learn that there is at least one dreaded in this article not to shoot over the duce ver3r much fruit boxes for 250 and may be had of all drug- disease that science has been able to cure in heads of the people but right into their All superfluous branches are a need- gists or directly by mail from Dr Williams all its stages and tlat is Catarrh Halls Medicine Co- - Schenectady N Y Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure hearts their minds their pockets less drain upou the resources of the known to the medical fraternity Catarrh expeA gentleman who has had much tree being a constitutional disease requires a Non voile RSehesse Hostess I wcrittto rience in traveling over dusty as well as In pruning the grapes it is a good give a large party What would you advise constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh triuddy roads has figured on the cost of plan to is internally allow five canes to each post gentlemen a xue dansant or a cale cnant- - Cure thetaken and mucousacting directly upon blood surfaces of the v deal with smud Let bim both dust and Piiegende Blaetter ant system thereby destroying the foundation e cutting back yearly fust now He estimates that the of the disease and giving the patient Hed clover is one of the best plants to harness from dust is 5 per Casearets stimulate liver kidneys and strength by building up the constitution and team or 15000000 annually and to for orchards it keeps the ground loose bowels Never sicken weaken or gripe 10c assisting nature in doing its work The proprietors have so much faith in its curavehicles double that or 30000000 His and enriches the soil Pruning is done for two reasons To A little girl gets mad quickest when a boy tive powers tluit they offer One Hundred estimate of damage to clo tiling is an Washington Dollars for any case that it fails to cure average of 10 to every man and woman make symmetrical long lived trees and she meets doesnt tip hifhat Send for list of testimonials Democrat Address F J Cheney Co Toledo 0 obliged to encounter dust clouds and to cause fruitfulness Sold by Druggists 75b Got ice Got ensilage Why not storms which means that the 7000000 Halls Family Pills are the best of people lose 70000000 each year Ice is good all summer and ensilage supt THE MARKETS from flying dust He expresses the be plements early spring pasture A woman wearing a sealskin sacque and Cincinnati May3 31 chewing gum looks just as bad as if she The most important thing- in pear cul- ¬ LIVE STOCK Cattle common 2 50 25 lief that- thousands of people every year 4 63 4 had on an old faded shawl Washington receive injury to their eyes from the ture is good well drained soil Train - select butchersgood light 6 00 5 51 Democrat CALVEs Fair to same cause requiringa large outlay of the trees carefully while young 3 40 3 00 HOG S Lommon 3 55 3 45 Mixed packers Patronized bjdlie Government cash not to mention suffering incon ¬ grape vines are expected to bear If 4 10 3 75 Light shipcers The II S Government is a big cusvenience and loss of time 4 15 3 75 well to a good old age they must be in- SHEEP Choice tomer of the Winchester Repeating Arms 6 35 5 25 LAMBs spring figures are welLcalculatedto telligently pruned from the first These The authorities Co New Haven Ct 3 25 cu 3 55 PLOUK Winter family cause thoughtful onen and women to 8i Winchester rifles and amA well grown thrifty tree well es- GRAIN When No 2 red appreciate that 7954 5 o 3 red The 10000 munition are the best made stop and count the cost of bad roads in tablished ma3- survive a few years of 25J4 orn No 2 mixed rifles just made for the Navy by the Win21 other respects A loss of 115000000 neglect while a younger tree would Oats No 2 chesters are the best military arm in the 35 Kye No 2 poor roads is worth soon die of such treatment from one result of world The Government is constantly buy 12 00 H75 BAY Prune to choice looking into 9 37J4 ing large quantities of all kinds of amWhen trees are badly infested with PROVISIONS Mess pork 3 42Mi munition of the Winchesters on account of Lard For a cenitnry the people have been bark lice one of the best remedies is BUTTcR Prime steam 8 6 Choice dairy its superiority In buying guns or ammunisuffering from dusty roads certain tc wash them with a strong solution of 7 Prime to choice creamery tion it is safe to follow the Government ex2 50 325 portions of the year Probablynot one tobacco to which is added the same APPLES Per bbl perts as they know which make is the best 1 10 1 00 They in 50000 people from ithe ibirth of the quantity of soap suds St Louis Re POTATOES Per bbl YORK Send for a Winchester catalogue NEW are sent free republic until now has ever stoppetbto public 4 90 4 60 FLOUR Winter patent 80 79 GRAIN Wheat No 1 northn 2onsider the question of damage from in why all One No 2 red S 7778 hearts reasonunbounded of us down an our old respect for HUMANE MANAGEMENT dust while all have groaned over its have 28a CORN No 2 mixed da 214 womans cures is that she never charges OATi Mixed and annoyance inconvenience 9 W A Host Excellent Device f of Breecliy PORK New mess 8 50 three dollars a visit and her sympathy never 3 8l6 sounds like the clinking of coin 3 80 It is easy to figure up the billions of LARD Western Atchison nxitl Horses Cotfs dollars that have been lost ifrom rthat Globe CHICAGO There isneedless cruelty in the usual 4 70 4 60 one cause the past eentury Theiaver devices for keeping cows and horses FLOUR Winter patents 83 A Veil of 3Iist TSy GRAIN Wheat No 2 red age good road affords but little dust 70 69 No 2 Chicago spring from jumping fences This cut shows a Rising at morning or evening from some 234 lowland often carries in its folds the seeds Some one asks how shall we get good humane and vvery effective method A CORN No 2 1714 OATS No 2 roads Begin by agitating Agitate of malaria Where malarial fever prevails 7 95 gj 8 0U PORK Mess In the home circle in 3 574 no one is safe unless protected by some LARD Steam he everyday efficient medicinal safeguard llostetters BALTIMORE walks of 1 if e in public meetings through Stomach Bitters is both a protection and i FLOUR Family 4 25 3 93 the press in farm institutes at county No person who inhabits or so GKain Wheat No 2 784 remedy and state fairs in the debating societies Corn Mixed 28 2Sii journs in a miasmatic region or country Oats No z hite 28 28VS should omit to procure this fortifying agent nny where everywhere and when pub- LARD Relined ll 50 which is also the finest known remedy for He sentiment has reached the risrht PORK Mess 16 85 dyspepsia constipation kidney trouble and 4 50 4 15 CATTLErFirst quality Btage it will do the rest get good roads rheumatism HOGb Western 4 20 4 30 Agitate it practically antagonize no INDIANAPOLIS What current event of Rural Teacher element interest oil elements make GRAIN Wheat No 2 89 A great interest can you give me this morn Corn No 2 mixed 24 it plain that good roads are in the inter ¬ My ma has ing Small Girl eagerly Oats No z mixed 20 just made 20 tumblers of jell est of all from a money standpoint LOUISVILLE from the standpoint of comfort con 3 75 FLOUR Winter patent 4 Just try a 10c box of Casearets candy ca GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 92 renience and economy HAS3STESS IFOR FRISKY COWS tharticfinest liverandbowel regulator made Corn Mixed 23 Such agitation on such a question in OatsMixed 22H such an age ought to be easy Go at it head halter has its staap or rope pass PORK Mess 9 cO You cant do that again said the pig 3 S7VJ when the boy cut off his tail down between the forelegs where it is LARlJ Steam J A WATPOUS attached to a surcingle It is held close Value of Cottonseed to the throat by a strap about the neck Those who have made a study of the midway Tlie animal thus cannot get proper methods for the perfeet culti- ¬ his foot over the rope when feeding vation of cottonseed claim that if proper A bit of rope about the neck will an- ¬ apparatus were introduced in the south swer Make this harnes fit so the ani- ¬ the value of the produce could easily mal can raise his head to a level with his be doubled and reach not less than body a natural position but no high 100000000 annually an amount equal er He must throw his head back in to one third of the cotton crop itself order to jump utf Y Tribune is it is the processes in the manufacture Suggestions on Creaming- of cottonseed oil are very crude and Gravity creaming in the private dairy much that is useful is wasted The charge of carelessness in manufacture loses more fat than most farmers seems strange in view of the fact that dream of If ice is used at once after most of the 30000000 invested in cot ¬ milking to reduce the water round the tonseed oil manufacture is northern cans to about 40 degrees Fahrenheit capital and the managers are northern the fat will rise leaving not more than j J lfapsfi A marvelous example of skillful mm one fifth of one per cent and if the men only bicycle workmanship The rMsWMv water is at 60 degrees or above one per with absolutely true bearings Hi WmMm A Good Man to Ivnow cent or more will be left in the skim The niau who appreciates the differ milk This one or more per cent is a of g Saving in cost us machinery and BHB WmMffl erice between good and bad roads may third or a half of all the fat in the to furnish 96 labor enables be said to have horse sense pa8 milk This suggests the putting up of patterns of Waverteys improved and jHBB 11 ice by the private dairyman Tbe cli perfected for S60 1 Too Soft for Any Use mate of iiansas provides for this and Catalogue free from us or tlie dealer mWMmKMMU This is a great country but some parts it is a greater boon than many imagine Indianapolis Ind - INDIANA BICYCLE CO JSSflH mMWKMk Y of it are too soft Pjof James Wilson J1 v J 1 I Lfc 4 ¬ cure Satisfactory Results Prof R S Bowman Instructor of The character of the feed determines RVtural Science in Hartsville Col ¬ to a very considerable extent the quan-¬ lege Cured of a Severe Illness liy tity and quality of the milk and but Dr Williams Pifclc Pills for Pale ter from a good cow An extra yield of People After Physicians Failed butter will naturally follow the use Prom the Republican Columtms Ind of a richer ration but this is not al S Bowman instructor ways the case with a common cow So of Prof R science in thethe able Eartsville famous natural there is something in the breed as well Ind College is well and favorably known ¬ He Disliked Egotism What is the matter with you asked th Tvfe of the peculiar man Whats the objection tb it People are too egotistical If there- anything I hate its egotism And when see kings going ahead confidently and doing things wrong and diplomatists trying ah sorts of insincere tricks with complete effrontery and lawyers seeking applause for arguing on the wrong side of a case and ¬ t if- - Im feeling lonely 7as the reply Dont vou like this citv I dont like this earth Motherhood robust constitution before birth and from a healthy mothers milk after Is not that an incentive to prepare for a healthy maternity Do you know the meaning of what 1 A mother who is in good physical condition transmits to her children the blessings of a good constitution Tli a phild fjrirlv drinks in health from its mothers ¬ 1 1 I p 1 m Hr ¬ Finw XatVlB ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ f ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ called those long ¬ ings or cravings whicb beset so manj women during pregnancy There is something lacking in the mothers blood Nature cries out and will be satisfied at all hazards One woman wants sour things another wants sweets another wants salt things and so on S WTf 1880 The real need all the time is to k If enrich the blood so as to supply nourishment for another life and to build up Kthe entire generative system so tliat the birth may be possible and successful If expectant mothers would fort ¬ ify themselves with Lydia E Pink hams Vegetable Compound which i for twenty years has sustained thousands of women in this condition there would be fewer disappointments r at birth and they would not experience those annoying tw longings In the following letter to Mrs Pinkham Mrs Whitney demonstrates the power of the Compound in such cases She says From the time I was sixteen years old till I was twenty three with weakness of the kidneys and terrible pains when my monthly periods came on I made up nry mind to try Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and was soon relieved After I was married the doctor saidI--woulnever be able to go my full time and have a living child as I was constitutionally weak I had lost a baby at seven months and a half The next time I commenced at once and continued to take your Compound through the period of pregnancy and I said then if I went my full time and the baby lived to be three months old I should send a letter to you My baby is now seven months old and is as healthy and hearty as one could wish I am so thankful that I used your medicine for it gave me the robust health to transmit to my child I cannot express my gratitude to you I never expected such a blessing Praise God for Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and may others who are suffering do as I did and find relief and may many homes be brightened as mine has been Mks L Z Whitney 5 George St E Somerville Mass is popularly Mftlsji i s d ¬ -- -- -- milk-producing ¬ ¬ -- - Do you think Id better challenge him Customer who has purchased a pair of though asked the man who thought he had a griev-¬ kid gloves They will do verjyvvell ance referring to the editor thev are a trifle large No returned the man of the world But then your hands are Saleswoman You might aim at him and miss him but Is there anything else so small at Yes there are a few things I wanted when he gets a pen in hand and aims up misses I wouldnt stir him Let me see oh yes a gallon of molasses a you he never Chicago Post pound of tenpenny nails and a hiudquarter any more of lamb X Splendid Economy Will you take them with you or have flip m sent Mrs Sweet Do you find it economical Perhaps you may as well send them as to do your own cooking my husband Burnem I am not going directly home Boston Mrs eat half asOh yes he did when we much as Transcript doesnt had a cook Judy In tlie Department Store Good Shot -- ¬ miv-im- -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i I -- Paulprv I hear that you have made a The Rnling- - Passion of the blood stains careful examination T bet that girls always borrowing What do you trouble She has such a sad face found at Badlots barn C make of them Yes shes probably looking for a sorrow Serum an expert It is impossible for me to match Detroit Journal to say just at present whether the stains are human blood or the blood of a horse for Fifty Cents You see I may he engaged by the governOver 400000cured Why not let ment and I may be engaged by the defense regulate or remove your desire tor tobacco i Boston Transcript Saves monev makes health and manhood Cure guaranteed 53c and 100 all druggists Impressing Him Well you bd quite a siege with that Probably no man in the world ever had real estate agent I never saw a man ges among his women relatives two who agreed ticulate so violently What ailed hiniY upon what was his duty Atchison Globe Oh the fellow has just heard of that r r ¬ No-To-B- Tlie Experts Quandary m - v ac jSTo-To-B- ae ¬ dam--jag- German professors theory that the Garden of Eden was located in the United States - ¬ tobacco for As and now he claims that he has seen the Star you ischew only the best pleasure most not but the It impression of Adams fall on a rock in the lasting and therefore the cheapest neighborhood of the laud he had to sell Star Tobacco -- f use - vWrl 3M Jester ly box office attendant The usual seats He Knew asked the gentleman Every man knows a good use to which some other man might put his money N ¬ Y Weekly ¬ the pit Er no give me something cheaper in - - -- CO Here you are Thanks Glad your wife got safely home from her trip Detroit Free Pxess - Pisos Cure for Consumption relieves the most obstinate coughs Rev D Buch mueller Lexington Mo Feb 2 1894 A constant loafer not only is a borebut he becomes impudent in time Washington ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ - A Saik Prospect Democrat Eooney bo yer poor -uye - iviiKe Mr When bilious or costive eat a Cascaret was siot up ier hie Alissis ALeLaiterty candy cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 25e do be a long sintince Sure that Missis McCaflerty Yis Misther Rooney A bow legged man in tight pants but he do be that delicate in hilth I dont awfully funny Washington Democrat looks think hell Jive ter complate it Twinkles ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ -- ¬ i II t I Mrs Mattie S Mitchell J Glad Hill Va Feb 21 189C I have been using Ayers teen years and fiif that nothing equals I them for indigestion A They are the only relief I found in all these 1 for the suffering of dyspepsia and indigestion Ayers Pills for thir have been using V jillliillillilSIa - liilBBa pj5i llllPll r iiilittii fgiligf EilSiBBif lltitsillillSPsr 1 v X 1 V ¬ constipation I find them very effective and mild in action They suit my system in John F Asii- I every respect laKY Pelican La July 19 1S95 nessand Pills for years for bilious- - llltllPiiiiB ypT7 V wl - - I V y 1 J 1 1 - L - -- - t j I - i I - - CO WEIGHTS W0R0S jl J 1 AYERS PiLLS ¬ rCURECOMSTiPATIOH 2 test SO J 25 Si A A Illl yy nfl w if flJ I HDDUUUlfiijI J cases bonaiuruooK caseof UUaftaiSirjEii to cnro any crip or constipatioa Casearets arc the Ideal Lszz tire never cripebnt cause easy natural results Sam nlftnnd booklet frfip Ad STERIIXO KE3IEDY lfl - rhirn Emtn1 r-jau u -- aVt vto wvw nunu itt V il- i mm nMmmnpVMwP f ffiFfTriWimi A I iWil illtMll1 DRUGGISTS l A I A l A V a SKLIPWW treatment Free DPOEQVNEW or Dr DISCOVERY H II GUEKNS SONS anil cares worst testimonials ana JO dsivs Atlanta Ua sires MBBPWJw JESfv4W imtMmimsl 1 SLOS y 1 HOW TO BUILD MFC CO WILLIAMS ask KALAMAZOO MICH Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good m nmo sold by druggists UUKUSWHEKE ALL ELSE FAILS Uxi fSI A H KE 1659 t WlfEN WKITI1VO TO ABTEJKTISEXS please state that yon aaw tke Advcrtls-a-Hiea1h tkls paper - r M f J t - V s J5 0 - A r - - it - --w-T - i v- - X- - fjLi -- - i i ys t r - v J s- - J CVJ- - - V 4 V 1 W - - - - 3 J 8 -- THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY Democratic Convention- - JUNE 1 1897 of June 1st and 2d the Frankfort Cin Send your order to Oscar Battle ¬ Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour cinnati By will run three trains each tf don county way between Paris and Frankfort to Incomparable Service fin- - See advertisement in another column W J Bryaus utw book The First W ¬ S Anderson 6f Peck P Four daily trains to Cincinnati connect witu the main highways oi the Great Trunk Juinesor the North West and East This is iho line par excellence to AVashiug 5ton New York Boston and the East The Queen aud Crescent connects with every line out of Cincinnati s Swift P T A Lexington Ky Morgan D P A Lexington Ky W -- The Queen and Crescent trains are the st trains rim in the Slate of Ke itucky t Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsuleslrom James T Blaser drug ¬ accommodate visitors to the State Con- ¬ gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach Trouble and Constipation I was unable to vention do anything for nearly two years I used three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they Kentucky State Democratic Convention huve cured me Kor the benefit of others so KM afflicted I wish to send this letter s Tickets via Very truly yours Frankfort June 2u W S Andehsn box Sold by all the Queen Crescent Route and George- ¬ Send address druggists at 50c and SI per Med on postal to the Wright town one fare the found trip June 1st Coy Columbus O for trial size free and 2ud good to return until Oune 5th Always The Latest And Best Machinery C agents for further particu- ¬ Ask Q Best To the Wright Medical Co O Pike Co O Hecommends Wrights Celery Capsules TWIN BROTHERS f-f- ik w fe- - a lars And Therefore The Work EXPERIENCE v 50 YEARS Your Life Insured lc a Day Anyone sending a sketch and description may quickly ascertain free whether an invention is probably patentable Communications strictly -- confidential Oldest agency for securing patents in America We have a Washington office Patents taken through Munn Co reoeiTe -- special notice in the DESICNS COPYRIGHTS TRADE MARKS C SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger guarantee given you We dare not use a banks name without authority if you doubt it write them Good health is Wrights the best life insurance Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and 100 days treatment Sick Headaches co9ts lc a day A sight draft on above bank in every 1 box which brings vour money back if we fail to cure you Sold by W T Brooks druggist Our insurance is protected by bank-¬ invented for doing more perfect laundry work just depend upon the Bourbon Steam Laundry putting it in Their latest additions are A high graded shirt starcher which precludes all injury to the most delicate fabric and insures uni- ¬ form work and a new collar and cuff ironer which enables us to give either a high gloss or domestic finish on collars and cuffs Shall we call for your worn Phone 4 If there is any improved machinery 1 JS BEST QUALITIES PERFECT PITS LOWEST PRICES Y3U ARE NOW THINKING OF BUYING - tf Bourbon Steam Laundry M It Dw S ring Suit BOYS CLOTHING - r - ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR STATE SENATOR will be of great assistance to you to look through our mammoth stock of - beautifully illustrated lareest circulation of any scientific journal weekly terms 5300 a year iousix mourns specimen copies ana Book on Patents sent free Address in 361 BroadwnVi jfew York MUNN CO MADE FAMOUS i n a year always iu advance The is a free tdlver crank hut orig- ¬ editor up to date Singte copies having inal and 0 FOR CIRCUIT CLERK sola as high as 1 each Advertisers are All persons having claims against the authorizpd to announceA J We strictly in it from the time they assigned estate of William Tarr are re ¬ Goreyare as a candidate for CircuitClerk secure space Send subscriptions and quested to file them at once and on any subject to the action of the Republican write for ad rates to day before the undersigned or their at- ¬ party Spence Cooper torney verified as the law requires Hazel Green Ky Any claim not filed may be barred as for assessor p oyided oy law We are authorized to announce- CxL R P JAS S STOLL Hough as a candidate for Assessor of Assignees Lexington Ky Bourbon County subject to the action J Q Ward Atty Paris of the Republican party ROUTE 33ill 1 ORell Continent want to read a real livenewpaperTHE HAZEL GREEN HERALD fills the fty Mux In the story of Jonathan one half hours to Cincinnati His Nine audLouisville from Chattanooga hours to O L Mitchell When yon room sleepers Standard vestibuled day coaches lavatories and smoking rooms Elegant Cafe parlor and observation cars We aire authorized to announce James M Thomas as a candidate tion sick headaches 25c at druggists for the from State Senator Twenty eighth Senatorial District composed of the counties of Bourbon Incomparable subject to the 3rescent fast Montgomery and Clark The service on the Queen action of the Democratic primary elec- ¬ Through Pullman drawing train North Wrights celery Tea cures constipa-- ¬ MENS t A tion July 31st The Handsomest Line ofClothing Ever Displayed in Bourbon County We have the lateit styles all colors all sizes Seeing is free It wont cost you a penny to inspect our You will be satisfied when you trade at Twin Bros that you get Reliable Goods at Reliable Prices and 10 FOR JAILER Div Passr Agt Chattanooga Tenn ASSIGNEES NOTICE We are authorized to announce Wm goods L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of Bourbon Coubty subject to the action of the Republican party Have just received carload after carload of choicest novelties in Silks Dress GnodsDry Goods Percales White Goods Wash Goods Wash Goods Cottons Calicos Laces Muslin Underwear Corsets Handkerchiefs Gloves Hosiery Lace Curtains Embroideries Table Damasks Napkinsjetc It will be both pleasureable and profitable to look through this Depnrtmrnt Qur stock offurs great lri-dncements in fixcellence and variety at such low prices that you will regret if you fail to call M iAf7 v T BIG FOUR BEST LINE TO AND FROM - TOLEDO fcv DETROIT All Points in Michigan N r A CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station A f ST LOUIS Avoiding Fv - The Tunnel BOSTON v - Wagner Sleeping Cars J3ufMt Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Private Compartment Cars Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars NEW YORK We have in entire new stock of Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes in Blacks and Tans Best makes i We are authorized to announce Wm and material at money saving prices V All persons having claims against the Remington as a candidate for Police assigned estate of M H Current are Judge subject to the action of the hereby requested to file the same- prop- Democratic party IF1 erly verified on or before the 1st day of Wt3 are authorized to announce John July 1897 or they may be barred R Adair as a candidate for Police Claims may be filed- before the under- Judge subject to With every purchase at our store you a coupon and when you get 10 worth of coupon tickets ybu the action of the on any day signed or his attorne37s g et free a large handsome glass framed picture Democratic party T H O CURRENT We are authorized to announce Newt Assignee Clark as a candidate for Police Judge Ruddles Mills Ky subject to the action of the Democratic yourIf you want tojbuy right if you want to be treated right if you want to saye money make our5 storetrading home J Q Ward or party Harmon Stitt Attys fri 21may4t Paris Ky mayor - ASSIGNEES NOTICE H aa C Mtf TT1 C2- Wc V- V m FOR POLICE JUDGE yiP jL T G ¬ - ¬ gt REE a -- T for JPSTVEJSr if KAJXROAD TIME CARD L N R R i I A ARRIVAL OF TRAINS iSesure your tickets read via ss 4 N4- - - A sv r M n BIG From Cincinnati 1116 a m 538 p m 1015 p m C A FOUR DAUGHERTY From Lexington 439 a m 745 a m the Democratic party o Mccormick 339 p m 627 p m Passenger Traffic Mgr From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m SE AN See advertisement in another column PITER D B MARTIN 333 p m of W J Bryans new book The First b rom Maysville Gen Pass Tkt Agt 74 a m 3U p m Battle Send your order to Oscar N 0ECB8ITI8 Cincinnati O departure of trains ¬ Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bourbon county tf 434 Main St To Cincinnati 445 a m 755 a m Paris Ky d4b p m ALSO DEALER IN To Lexington 755 a m 1127 a m 545 p m 1021 p m Oil FOR j To Richmond 1125 a in 543 p m 1025 p m Ma ¬ Brushes To Maysville 755 a m 635 p m Window BY F B Carr Agent to announce as a candidate for Mayor of the Tity of Paris subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce W T Brooks as a candidate for Mayor of the city of Paris subject to the action of Benj We are Perry authorized BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY ROUSE AID LOT AID BLACK- - A DESIMBlE m SMITH SHOP FOR SALE FOR SALE mm FARM - m Special Prices CABINET PHOTOS L- - Paints terials Tarnishes Artists DESIRE to sell my house and lot HAVE a well situated 60 acre Bour ¬ with blacksmith shop at Jackson bon County farm which desire to ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal sell It is well improved I For any ance in twelve months For further further particulars address particulars address or call on J E PLUMMER BENJ F SHARON 8jan tf Millersburg Ky 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky I I THE GREATEST OFALL FASHION ANDSILVCR AGAZfNE AWARDED DIPLOMA EDALAT EXPOSITION IN PARIS PRICE 25 CENTS prices To those who are not now prepared to from large clear type with 32 full page take advantage of these low prices I will illustrations a magnificent colored sell a contract which will be good until presentation plate and an autograph September 1st 1897 preface handsomely bound m cloth The above prices are for CASH half morocco or full morocco at 175 when sitting is made or order placed 325 and 275 each Mail orders will L GRINNAN receive prompt attention Address W MILLER has received the exclusive agency for this and adioining counties for the sale of Bryans new book entitled The First Battle It is written in Mr Bryans best style clear concise and logical His inspiring language full of keen satire and brilliant rhetoric will charm interest and instruct not only those who were his most devoted followers but also his most ardent opponents The books contains about 600 pages printed iSOAR The First Battle J I GRINN AN JElio togxaxlie i Glass Etc JOHN CONNELLY 3F2GiTTaa3S3n PARIS KENTUCKY Wool Wanted Will pay the highest price for wool Call and see us before selling 4may 4t R B HUTCHCRAFT Estimates promptly furnished for glass paints painting anddecorating Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls From this date May 14 until June promptly answered Your work is 1st4 I will make one dozen cabinet solicited Prices reasonable photos for 300 I will also make one 16x20 crayon Farm impiBiuents For Sale portrait from any negative I have for 250 Nashville Exposition HAVE a lot of new farming impleI have all the negatives made since 1 ments which have never been used Buy your ticket to Nashville via Cincin have been in Parisand will make duplinati and Queen Crescent Route to Chatta cate photos from same at extremely low that I will sell cheap for cash nooga Visit the historic city and the great ¬ An E3staloljslaoc3 se mil mmn I ¬ ¬ ¬ 7 double shovel plows 2 pony plows 6 12 5 tooth 1 1 pair double trees nice surrey cultivators 2 phaeton buggies barouche TEARLY S0BSCRIPTNS22 TOILETTES POBUSHING CO Oscar W Miller Hutchison Ky Paris Ky HAGGARD G lenns old stand corner Fourth J H O i26VEST23STNEWY0RK F CLAY 4766 KECORD 218 - High Streets Paris Ky battlefields of Missionary Kidge and Lookout Mouutain spend a day at the Chicamauga National Military Park then refreshed and ready for new conquests continue the jour- ¬ ney Low rates to the great Exposition in effect vi this pleasant route The Queen Crescent train service is per-¬ fect the schedules fast ones the scenery un- ¬ surpassed anywhere It you want the journey to be a pleasant one see that your tickets read via Cincinnati and and Queen Crescent A Cincinnati O W C Rinearson GP L N Kates To Nashville Sire of Coleridge 205 Choral 208 Arthur W 211- Claybourne 211 Connor 212 Clorine 213 Cling 214 Lee 215 and thirty nine others in 230 list Money To Loan at The Bourbon 900 on first mortgage office Tenn Centennial and International Exposition Nashville Tenn May 1st to Oct 31st 97 L N will sell tickets The old and well known firm of Smedley Butler of Millersburg Ky is now in progress of liquidation owing to the assignment of J G Smedlev 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 tha stock as a whole should address ALEX BUTLER Of the firm of Smedley Butler Millersburg Ky Sired by CALIBAN 394 Record 234 Sire of Cyclone 223J the sire of Gillette 211 Dr Sparks 212 Cicerone 2 I2J Cyclone Wilkes 214 Cocoon 215 and sixteen others in 230 V WILBUR R SW53TH LEXINGTON 1- PRESIDENT KY T3 1 li - i- a - Eeok kAepinp EauSn8 Joilt Stock nnf-ri-t aiucja rraciice i EBsiu- e- Ccarso includinc uc ord in a nice family asrrrl5t Mid Typevvsxme ftni 3 rR nnH 5iiiQ and cun be takca avieor vih the Busi- tl alUlitlltS xu pr yar tAmvtcf Coarse tates of orista iiuilUICMS f oni 23 - graduates in- olTinin inn iin nVzZfJgtg1 iicepiim otc at Worlds r13 S3rioaaa im DUUli IT4icrfts5 ITnCtrp inl id Honored tr 1 -- - - rs 10C32 J wiVviJUu ri J J2ift7rT- cc ess i in nUHnilnniw iJ fs- i ra w vT i t ---f- J C - -- - -- tlvKy 15 - lj oft--tT- - - es os ao s -- OI v Citr - n ohiirctS5Jnt I many railrottds ittirm Enter p f coular addrc---i Hi6 Q SLas Sniitht Tn dam Soprano dam of Eminence 218 Strathbridge 224i Ambryon 219 Su premacy 228 grandam of Red Silk 210 Brown Silk 219 the dam of 2 216 by Strathmore 408 sire of China Silk and of Emeer 228 etc sixty five and of the dams of over seventy from 209 to 230 2 dam Abbess dam of Steinway 3 225 Solo 228 Currency 222 etc by Albion 3 dam by Marshal Ney son of Imp Emancipation Caliban 394 by Mambrino Pilot 29 dam Cassia by Cassius M Clay Jr 22 etc Strathmore 408 by Hambletonian 10 dam Lady Waltermire dam of Marshal Ney 2034 by North American 2 dam by Hambletonian 2 C F Clay is a horse of great finish and style in fact as much so as any horse we know of Is axbeautiful mahogany bay with black points and stands 153J hands high His pedigree is full of the richest producing blood which has year after year added new and brilliant performers to the turf for instance Nannie Etti coat out of his dam has given in 1896 Red Silk 210 and Brown Silk 219 the latter the dam of China Silk beyond question the best record 216 C F Clay was cam- ¬ filly of 1896 As a two three and paigned and landed many good races securing his record of 218 His first crop of foals came in his form and for several years afterward he was the leading sire wnen age or roais was considered Mis get all possess bis grand individuality and are especially speedy and asto race horse qualities the perfor- ¬ mances of Coleridge 205 Choral 208 Connor 211 Arthur W 211 and others are too recent and of too much merit to need any comment But few better sires than C F Clay are now in the stud His colts are not only trotters but are show horses as well having probably been awarded as many premiums at the leading fairs as the get of any horse in Kentucky C F Clay will make the season of 1897 atEmerald Park StockFarm 5 miles north of Paris at 1 ¬ two-year-old two-year-old five-year-o- ld six-yer-o- Apply at following rates for the round trip News April 28 to Oct 15th final limit Nov 7 26mar tf 1260 April 29 to Oct COJfinal 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 ICE ICE i THE PATRONS TO ICE MFG CO OF THE PARIS We appreciate your Dast natmrmp We are now ready to quote prices for next season and will not be undersold by anybody L H Landman Ky ED 1897 Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris FRANKFORT CINCINNATI Iu Effect March 1 1897 EAST BOUND RY DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Lve Frankfort j ld ¬ To Insure A Living Colt J F BARBEE Millersburgk Ify V ly and make any change necessary to Arr Elkhorn give satisfaction Examination free ArrPrankfort Arr Elkhorn 643am returning every second Tuesday in each 65iam 702am Arr Stamping Ground month 708am Arr Duvalh Optician 720am Arr Georgetown has been visiting this Lve Georgetown 800am 812am city regularly for over Arr Newtown 822am Arr Centreville five years and has ad 828am VJciHl JWBEjjw UfvwV justed glasses to the Arr Elizabeth TT JtrXiriS 840am eyes of the best people WEST BOUND of Paris and Bourbon Lve Paris 920am County and has proven himself com- ¬ Arr Elizabeth 932am petent thorough reliable and honest 93Sam Arr Centreville 948am You can get Landmans glasses from Arr Newtown 1000am Clark Clays drug store between his Arr Georgetown Georgetown 1040am visits and when he makes his regular Lve 1056am 11 0am visit he will examine your eyes thorough ¬ Arr Stamping Ground TUESDAY JUNE 8TH 630am 300pm 320pm Remember our ice is of pure distilled water PARIS ICE MFG CO PHIL NLPPERT 19feb Manager Landman 33ipm 348pm a 358pm 415pm EUGENE W JOHNSON 430pm 442pm 452pm SOLICITOR AND ATTORNEY IN PAT ¬ 45Spm ENT CAUSES ft10pm Office established 1868 PATENTS FoSSS6 1729 New York Ave Washington D C Eads Buck Fithian D Cram of Paris A- - References Drs W Bowen and C J Fithian GEO B HARPER Genl Supt Genl Pass Agt Fkankfort Ky Charges moderate 530pm Correspondence Requested 542pm 548pm 2mar lan98 558pm 610pm 630pm Sherman Siivers has taken the 646pm 653pm agency for the Cincinnati Daily Times 1125am 704pm 1135am 711pm Star a most excellent paper and will 1155am 725pm have it delivered to subscribers in any C D BERCAWJ part of the city 1 1 for six cents per week He solicits yonr subscription tf JfJMfe v j -1 - r 4 v j v5 A -- A v V- - V Jv- - Yfe rV V tr 4 t -- v fi

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