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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. - 4T SS - B fw OUR PRINTED EVERT TUESDAlFANi wms FRIDAY gma NEW JUNE 4 1897 uiiiwi Mid J - v 1 Established CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners feb i 1881 Nil SEYEMTEMTII YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY giffjfarjiHyiuhjjiniiArM NO 45 i w vijMMHHirvrTrnragMg55ng MILLERSBURG t V I The excellent quality of 0 GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS News Notes Gathered In And About The Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In 15 urc The JFoyer Brower Scott Frazee i V v - CLOTHING are selling and at such extre mely low figures is attracting the f business trip Mr Alex Duke of Mason was iere Wednesday on business Miss LizzK Ritchie of Headquarters the gr t of Miss Lida Clarke Ben Howard visited his mother in Carlisle Tuesday and Wednesday Miss Ida-- Collier went to Covington Wednesday on a visit to relatives Mr Ben Jones is giving the Presby- ¬ terian parsonage a new coat of paint Mrs Arthur Long of Midway is the guest of her mother Mrs BeJle Taylor The regular school election will be held Saturday at the city school build- ¬ Dr C Pope hap gone to Arkansas on a Duse madeTber debut in Paris Tue day night iupDamille Bernhardt led the applauiefL 4 Comer Main and Broadway Lexington Ky a - VernonaKarbeau will star next season in A PanMDoll an operatic comedy CARPETINGS MATTINGS by DeKovSfland Smith LINOLEUMS WALL PAPERS We handle All the Grade- sFine Medium and Low Priced a i sE Joe Patten the telegrapher formerly of this citjjhas charge of the steamboat at tne Juuaiow Lagoon Mt it FURNITURE AND WOOD MANTELS Large Assortments to Select From PROMPT DELIVERY INSPECTION INVITED DRAPERIES v- vJtA ing to amateurs will sing We Make to Order PinafofefJune 14th Saxtons orches- ¬ tra wilWseist in the performance SCREEN WINDOWS AND DOORS jing - i r Mileisburg defeated Ruddles Mills at core 18 tne latter place Wednesday 3 ATTENTION 3 9T1 of every citizen of Bourbon county T H E9 who wants to save money Gall at Carpets Furniture Wall Paper Draperies once and see our 5 Suits well family Mary Gamble of Cincinnati is Miss away The the guest of worth 850 Our 750 Suits are ble near townher brother Mr E P Gam Davis pictures being given works by Thomson of Isrig are of the 11 quality Our 10 Suits was theJennie ofHanson Jas Lexington art and aSTornamento anv house of Woornui3 guest rs 8 cannot be bought anywhere else Wednesday and Rev H Culled From Nicholas for less than 1350 Boys Suits lanta Ga areBlakely of Mrfamily ofMar r guests John Precincts from 1 to 5 Ladies call and shall and family spent Tuesday and theDiEDt Mr home Tapp ofcountv his in this consump Nora Wadell Jas Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository ori ner sister tion in Paris see our Brownies for Children WednesdayBeedmg with corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we are now prepared to Mrs E T The Carlisle und Oynthiana baseball do all kinds of repairing painting of and such Straw hats a plenty A full line of school at Pleasant Greenhasandclosed her Park will cross July 10th Hutchings carriages buggies etc We also keep ontrimming selectvehicles new as teams MissMattie Powers batd at hand a line of Thursday returned Underwear Give us a call you home Tuesday Mav at the Maeried BUGGIES BAS0UGIES SUBSETS WEButler has sold Jas Caldwell dence oflkRichard Vickers Mr John will be satisfied Virgil Vickers an Ideal bicycle Call and see them Howardjand 9 M v of this county graduated from Hamilton College this Klien Wk week Mrs Thos Jones of Flemiogsburg was the guest of Mrs Ed liull this A Padiicah girl has quit speaking to a week lawyer friend because he failed to collect Mrs Mary Barnes of Flerningsburg twenty five kisses he won from her on is the guest of Mr John K Judy and the late election Miss Lura Letton ¬ DeWolfJHopper will appear in a new opera ThCharlatan next season It is by John Philip Sousa and Chas x WINDOW SHADES EXPERIENCED WORKMEN CORRECT PRICES PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMES A SPECIALTY MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS V f i iii i ii nm miii iii nil n nil iafrT-iiv-T-isflyrTPgTr- T Miss to -- f B At- ¬ JHt CARLISLE 72 a News County ¬ T on Miss 1st insfe On 27 resi- ¬ t ft itvvXi - h m LS3 J4 i w i J i JSft m i i Xi r s w Bi a k OP -- THE BBLIABLE CLOTHIERS ETTTS It beforeyou buy Elder Fenstermacher will preach at Jackstown Sunday afternoon and will organize a Sunday School Jas Hutsell returned Wednesday from Alabama where he spent the win- ¬ ter in the horse and jack trade Mr J Will Clark and Miss Lucy Allen went to Sharpsburg Wednesday to attend the High School Commencement Mr Joe Skaue and wife of the Le land Hotel Lexington were guests of Mr John Hamilton Saturday and Sun ¬ ¬ everything in the vehicle line The public is invited to inspect our At the residence of Rev We have engaged experienced expert Milton JTann on May 20 Mr Wilson stock and compare our prices workmen to do onr work and insure satisfaction and guarantee all King ancfMiss Pearlie May Nichols J The Sunday School of the Christian jobs to be first class Call and see us Prompt attention to all orders Church will observe Childrens Dav Sunday at 730 p m Everybody cor- ¬ dially invited to be present The date of Col Bennett H Youngs lectnreon the Battle of Blue Licks has been postponed until the uiijht of Thursday June 17 tb and at that time it is hoped jabig crowd will greet the distin- Married ¬ Miss gnishedlectux er TIT HIGH ST COR FOURTH PARIS KY day The Mercury says dividedftiis company i it MfL- - m- turned yesterday from Bowling Green Ky where they attended college this Who pay cash like to deal where they can get the benefit of cash year We appreciate that kind of trade and you can save money by dealing Elder G W Muckley of Kansas City Secretary of the Christian Church with us We will make our Fine Black Worsted Extension will preach at the Christian Church Sunday night Miss Nannie Thomason entertained Prof Virgil Rider Messrs Jas Dundon and Bert McClintock and Misses Lyda Clarke and Elizabeth Ritchie at tea Wednesday evening FOR Messrs Sanford Carpenter Jas Wnolnms P haa Martin Banks Neal atd Misse- - Carrie Current and Rebecca Martin went to Blue Lickst Wednesday to spend several days fishing V Miss Anna Jefferson went to Lexing- ¬ This will be a saving to you of S 10 to 315 ton Wednesday to attend the Hamilton Miss Lutie College Commencement Jefferson who attended school there this year returned with her P4 Dr Wm Miller and wife Misses fjl Fannie Mann Sadie Hart Virginia Hutchcraft and Prof C M Best and wife spent Monday at Blue Licks decorating graves on the old battle ground MissesfMaggieeaniatieRankinre V fggapf of W Capt Ed Ham into two squads Jfer indjgayejtheipeoplean exbibv The bovs behaved nicely and displayed considerable military skill O- - ftit- V PR t G F PA R The Best The Whitest Purest and y t - ipi vi See adyertisement in another column Battle J Bryans new book Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour- ¬ tf bon county The First Send your order to Oscar PJPPSP 1MCLX3 3S5T X PARIS MILLING CO 1 Ask Your Grocer For It Take No Other Trousers 350 aris f iirnisliing H S STOUT Fred Lansing Cutter 4 and P EVEHY SACK GUAEAHTEED ¬ Manager Yes there are other laundries but for perfect color fine finish and most uniform work the Bourbon Steam 8my tf Laundry excels Phone 4 -- Li Sill PENNYROYAL BsssagraucK N5SSJfoRBTrtefcN i The only safe sure and reliable Female PII1I1 Beaututul in appearance are the ever offered to Ladies waists laundered by the Bourbon Steam especially recommend 8mytf I ed to married Ladies Laundry a x titttQ ttj wrnrnmici itit nuu rir r per w v KdSf mac vjt ijoiuui Disk harrows sharpened Bluegrass oena lor circular jrciue iuu i 33R MOTTS CDEIEIVIICJL CO - Cleveland Oliio strippers and combs for sale Son E J McKimey 6apr tf For SalejBy W T Brooks Druggist - coughing The quickest and surest B way is to take Dr Bells Pine-TaHoney A guaranteed cough rem- fe edy wholly unlike all others better fe J5 acts directly on the mucous mem- W branes heals the lungs and respira- y tory organs and invigorates the rhole system r- That m emtBB UEB I WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED - XflOI 03J1 K No 1 TOBACCO HOGSHEADS WILL SELL CHEAP j IfTi PILL A -- 2 1 WITH BEST INDIANA WHITE OAK HOOPS r3 4-- - -U I I i BLUEGRASS 1BSEB1ES SSJEtX3XTC3- iBf Especial care is taken with ladies shirt waists at the Bourbon Steam Land- dry To Cure A Cold TARR TEMPLIN THE 8mytf p virtues or old ana pi g W In One Day 6 60c and contains the concentrated healing tried medicinalagents 5 extracted by a new K scientific process 25c SI At all druggtsti or sent opon reoiipt or price by Th E E Satherland Padnrgh Kj-Xedleiae C i ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER 3 ¬ Hard Times mental and Fruit Trees Grape Vines ¬ one of inferior quality Asparagus and Small Fruits We employ no agents but sell at liying prices office Orchard Lawn Need no longer prevent the purchase T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris EVERYTHING for stock of Orna- of a piano nor compel you to buy Ky Full Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ lets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W LftetMrTQTTa7 Oranny Uetcslfa j rt Baptist Educational Convention Mem- ¬ From points phis Tenn May 24 27 in Tennessee only Womans Board of Foreign Missions H F HILLENMEYER New and beautiful that will suit you M E Church Birmingham Ala Lexington Ky in quality and price may be obtained June 4 12 l26feb tf from us upon terms which make piano Ancient Order United Workmen Su-¬ owning easy We cordially invite preme Lodge Milwaukee Wis June 5 those who want a piano to call and 11 Works Association American investigate not only the instruments Denver Col Water 8 10 June Par inersntp but also our plan of easy payments Electric Light Association Niagara As we sell the best pianos only our Falls NY June 8 10 National Association ofJCredit Men offer is exceptional Correspondence The partnership of Drs Roberts Kansas City Mo June 9 11 Ussery is by mutual consent dissolved solicited from out of town people American Institute of Homeopathy All accounts of the firm are payable Buffalo N Y June 23 28 to Dr Roberts and he assumes the inCo Ask your agent for particulars and be debtedness of the firm sure your tickets read via the Queen W C USSERY 121 and 123 West Fourth Street Crescent H H ROBERTS W C Rinea rson CINCINNATI April 30 1897 GrenIPassr Agt Cincinnati O -- direct to the planter Telephone in Strawberry and general nursery Catalogues on application to Pianos Q C ILow Kates 617 P J Main KIELY st Paris Ky Queen Crescent route m -- 51 y -- Bissointlonoi ¬ Ernest Urchs reaches the principal cities of the South with a service of superbly appointed through trains Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars through to Harriman Chatta nooga Attalla Birmingham Tuscaloosaj Meridian New Orleans Atlanta Macon and Jacksonville Through Sleeping Cars to Knoxville Hot Springs MB A and Asjievilie and from Chattanoogo to Jackson Vicksburg Monroe and Shreveport Through Tourist Sleepers to Los Angeles and San Francisco Choice of Routes to Texas Mexico and California rr w r ijcj via New Orleans or via Shreveport Short Line from the Blue Grass Cities to Cincinnati Misses Childrens and Infants Free Parlor Spring Heel Shoes that ape made like with every accommodation to patrons The fiuest line Cars Lexington to Cincinnati Cafe Parlor and Observa grown up peoples evershown in Paris Every pair brim- - tion Cars between Cincinnati Lexington and fnl of stvle and nualitv and will out Chattanooga wear their purchase price every time W O Einearson ChasWZeUi RI0NJ CLAY Div Passr Agttf Cincinnati 0 OPA Cincinnati 0 JWgiMv IP HPi J MMt A - - -- o 1SS - vf - XUv S W- H - s - v A f - - - L f i Vi ii ypT TUEKEYS OBJECT I -- y ytSfpw wmmmmL w wmj f mimm M i g---g pm j Wi v w- - 3 J o t -- 5 ll j i -- - n v--- -- u t i t - to Create Delays in the Peace v Ne-- gotiations With Greece The Turks Assume That Thessaly Bo longs co Them by Conquest The Pow ¬ ers Must Show a United Front He lore the Sultan Will Recede P V London June 2 Eastern affairs ap ¬ pear to have reached the drifting stage The exact position as to the armistice negotiation is not yet clear Evidently it is the object of Turkey to create delays and to discover any latent weakness in the European con- ¬ cert r C- - it Ti ar it M I have certainly been discussed but all mention of Thessaly is studiously avoided JLhe assumption seems to be that Thessaly belongs to Turkey by conquest and that there is nothing more s to be said on the subject The powers will have to show a united and very energetic front before the sultan will recede from this position In the meantime in order to remove the impression that she rejects all the peace proposals Greece has sent an-¬ other note to her representatives abroad repeating that she is prepared to acquiesce in the decisions of the powers but that the payment of a large indemnity is impossible Queen Olga and the Princess Sophia left Athens by the royal yacht en route for the camp of the crown prince to participate in the celebration of the anniversary of his name day It is re- ¬ ported in some quarters that the crown prince will sail shortly for London Edhem Pasha having sent the aide de camp whom the sultan appointed to watch him back to Constantinople xinder escort as a spy the officer was forthwith promoted by the sultan A dispatch to the Times from Co- ¬ nstantinople says there is strong reason influence to induce the sultan to trans form Macedonia into an autonomous province under an imperial prince During the councils of ministers at the Yildiz Kiosk the peace conditions WAsiiixgtox June 3 committee on foreign relations Wed- ¬ nesday agreed to report favorably a convention between this country and Chili for the revival of the treaty of 1893 for the adjustment of claims against each of the two governments by citizens of the other The original treaty established a commission for the purpose specified whose existence The time was limited to six months were still expired while certain claims The present under consideration treaty for four agreement revives the months in order to permit the con- ¬ clusion of the work then undertaken but it does not permit the consider- ¬ ation of new claims The senate in executive session Wed- ¬ nesday spent some time in discussing whether confirmations should be delayed because of the absence of a sen- ¬ ator opposing them The question arose in connection with the appoint ¬ ment of J OB Scopey to be receiver and F G Deckabach to be register of the land office at Olympia Wash Senator Pet- ¬ tus obiected to their confirmation savinn- that Senator Turner who is ab- sent from the city had requested that the nominations be held up until his ¬ - TREATY OF 1893 A Convention Between This Country and Should an Opposihc1 Chili Proposed Senators Absence Delay a Confirmation CALH0UtfsfripMip vpi A I The Puroose is to Learn Nnfcs SV Cubans Who Give Information The senate v INSANE FATHER Kills Two of His Children Wounds a Ehjrd and Fires at a Fourth Child Of Then Fatally Wounds Himself So That They Be Blacklisted ished Judge Calhoun Will LekVefor the United States on Thursday Advice to Insult Americans itncfr-Ban- return for believing that Bulgaria is exerting ¬ - to - V V i hi 3 r Smith has returned to this country On May 14 1S90 Mr Smith thena prominent business man of Detroit mysteriously disappeared His estate was probated June 19 1S90 and he was Six months declared legally dead ago his closest friend James Ver- ¬ non heard from him and Monday Mr Vernon returned from New York where he had met him Financial reverses it is said drove Mr Smith away and he says he will never come Mr Smith was for- ¬ back to Detroit merly a member of the firm of Pingree Smith He left Detroit one night on a sailing vessel He has visited South America and China and until Tues day his family was kept in ignorance of his whereabouts J Yellow JFever on Board New York June 2 Angus McLel lan a second cabin passenger on board the steamer Alliancia which reached this port Tuesday from Colon died of yellow fever Monday at sea He was a civil engineer from Pictou N S and probably contracted the disease at Panama Herbert Gill a waiter on the Alliancia was also taken ill with yellow fever on May 27 He was trans- ferred to the Swinburne Island hos- ¬ pital The other second cabin passen- ¬ gers will be detained on Hoffman island for five davs ¬ ¬ ¬ CHAS H SMITH Formerly a Prominent Detroit Business Man Returns to This Country After Being Declared Hecrally Dead Detboit Mich June 2 Charles H J tary of the treasury Secretary Gage has made a re assignment of the duties of the several assistants To Assist- ¬ ant Secretary Vanderlip has been as- ¬ signed the general direction and super- ¬ vision of all matters relating to the of-¬ fice of the United States treasurer the office of the register of the treasury the system of auditing and accounting the bureau of the mint the bureau of engraving and printing the division of public moneys the di- ¬ vision of loans and currency the di- ¬ vision of book keeping and warrants the division of mails and files and the signing of all letters andpapers as as- ¬ sistant secretary or by order of the secretary relating to the business of the above mentioned bureaus and di- ¬ visions that do not by law require the signature of the secretary of the treas- ¬ ury By this arrangement the duties assigned to Mr Vanderlip are regard- ¬ ed as more important than those as- ¬ signed to either of the other assist ants Washington June 3 Within the next few weeks one of the most de- ¬ sirable appointments within the gift of the president will be made The retirement of Civil Engineer McCollpm will permit uch appointment m the corps of civil engineers and in antici- pation of this vacancy there are al- ready several applicants The po-sition is an exceedingly desirable v objects to the confirmation of these nominees because their predecessors were removed from office which he claims was an unjustified procedure on the part of the executive In view of the appointment of Mr Frank A Vanderlip as assistant secre- ¬ Without settling the principle involved the senate allowed the nom- ¬ inations to go over Senator Turner New York June 2 A Havanaspe cial says Judge Calhoun has been shadowed by Spanish spies ever since he arrived in Cuba and although he protested and was promised that the shadows would be called offjt greater circumspection has been exercised Spies have followed hint on railway trains in cabs and through the streets wherever he had gone The Spanish authorities have kept this system of espionage not beause they desire to annoy Calhoun but for the purpose of ascertaining the names of Cubans who give him information so that blacklists may be made for the purpose of banishing Cuban sympaUnder such circumstances thizers Judge Calhoun believes that he will gain no information more than he has already obtained and he will leave for New York on Thursday Flour and bread command famine prices and the beef supply in Havana ds practically exhausted The paper money issued by Gen Weyler is dis- ¬ credited and is taken at heavy discounts under duress of threats from The Butcher and the Havana news- ¬ papers are trying to devise means to protect themselves against losses be- ¬ cause of the circulation of the fiat currency El Commercial the organ of the volunteers has published an ar- tide advising its readers that it is their duty to spit in the faces of the Americans 100 times ¬ ¬ glialce Into Your Shoe Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet Cures painful swollen smarting feet and in ¬ Fztraordinary Session stantly takes the sting out of corns and bun The sen- ¬ ions Greatest comfort discovery of the Washington May Senate good progress on the tariff bill age Allens Foot Ease makes tight or new Baltimore June 3 Edgar Harris ate made disposing of about ten letter carrier 32 years of age living Thursday ivere taken the financepages Sev- ¬ shoes feel easy Is a certain cure for sweat ¬ aching eral votes callous at 1724 Ashland avenue Wednesday heing sustained in each case by committee ingday Soldhot tireddruggists feet Iwit majorities to and shoe by all shot and killed his son varying from 6 to 15 The drug schedule stores 25c Trial package FREE Address the debate George and his daughter was under discussion and Occasionally Allen S Olmstead Le Roy N Y was largely technical Ada wounded his daughter Ella aged off to general phases of 14 and then turned the pistol on him ¬ h6wever it branched no time during the day the tariff although at self He is how lying at the point of was there a speech of more than five minutes duration Before taking up the tariff bill the death in Johns Hopkins hospital sundry civil final conference Little Edgar Harris jr aged nine bill was agreed report on the the provision to including was the only member of the family suspending until March next the executive Is weakness of the stomach It is the who escaped uninjured He was lying order creating extensive forest reserves source of untold misery It may be cured was an attempt to bring for- ¬ by toning and strengthening the stomach in bed beside his brother George in the House There question tne house Thursfront second story room His father ward the Cubanthe journalinhad been read Mr and enriching and purifying- the blood witbi day as soon as Many thousands fired at him but the bullet missed his Lewis democrat Washington shouted a Hoods Sarsaparilla medicine by head by half an inch and buried it question of privilege and sent to the clerks have been cured can this anything and write they wish eat that now they selfNin the pillow The insane father desk a resolution for the recognition of the Remember Mr Dingley without distress then rushed into the back room to kill belligerency of the Cubans the girls and the little fellow ran made the point that this was not a privileged¬ MM tJl9 gfSSTSfBm question Speaker Keid permitted resoludown the stairs and escaped and then declared tions to be read Harris is thought to have been men- ¬ them out of order From this ruling Mr EIFTY FIFTH - CONGRESS S8L ¬ -- 12-year-- h - six-year-o- ld Dyspepsia iiOOO S Dillc jrUl sy v 1 ¬ -- ¬ devoted He hadj always been a de- ¬ voted husband and father A letter was found among Harris effects in which he clearly indicates his intention to kill himself and his four children In it he gives a list of all his properjty makes provisions for its distribution and in a rambling incoherent manner asks that all five be buried in one grave ¬ - s tally unbalanced by the recent death Lewis appealed and Mr Dingley 57 motion to Messrs table the appeal was carried 91 to of his wife to whom he was deeply parilla 25 Is the best in fact the One True Blood Purifier TELEGRAPH OPERATORS Creating a National Fund to Prosecute the flayer of George Duey Cincinnati June 2 The fund start- ¬ ¬ ed by local telegraph operators to employ an attorney to conduct the inves- ¬ tigation into the case of poor George Duey who was killed by Officer Amos Booth has become a national matter Duey was for years connected with the press associations and was known to the telegraph fraternity all over the country Through the efforts of the Cincinnati operators collections are now being made among telegraph opera- ¬ tors in nearly every large city and the inquiry is being diligently prosecuted The brothers of the dead man promise that investigation will develop iacts of an exceedingly sensational char- ¬ acter It is the intention of the dead mans friends to prosecute Booth for manslaughter as it is argued that he was guilty of criminal carelessness when he fired the fatal shot FROM MIDAIR A Photograph of the Entire Horizon Line Can Be Taken by a New Inven ¬ carrying on the government in view of the parliamentary situation caused by the refusal of the liberals to take part in the deliberations of the cortes This attitude of the is to due liberals the personal encounter between the duke of Tetuan the minister for foreign affairs and Prof Comas a liberal sena- ¬ tor on May 21 when the duke slapped the face of the senator after a heated debate on the Morgan belligerency resolution adopted by the United States senate The queen regent will hold a cabinet council Thursday in order to discuss the situation The queen regent has accepted the resignation of the cabinet of Senor ¬ SPANISH CRISIS The Premier Tenders to the Queen Regent the Resignation of the Cabinet Madrid June 3 The Premier Senor Canovas del Castillo has tend- ¬ ered to the queen regent the resigna- ¬ tion of the cabinet owing to the dif- ¬ ficulty the ministers experience in Cooper Wis Linney N C Mahany NY Meyer of the republican and Berry Ky La McClellan N Y Settle Ivy and other democrats refrained from voting On a roll call the speaker was sustained 88 to 31 present and not voting 17 and he an- ¬ Immediately Mr nounced no quorum Dingley moved to adjourn and with soveral democrats shouting for recognition the mo ¬ tion was carried by a pary vote and at 1255 p m the house adjourned to Monday Washington May 29 Senate After a long period of silence- Senator Tillman of South Carolina startled the senate Friday by a speechno less dramatic in its delivery than sensational in its allegations Be preceded it by presenting a resolution for the appoint-¬ ment of a special committee of fiv6 senators to investigate charges of speculation by sen- ¬ ators while the tariff bill was be- ¬ fore the finance committee In advocat- ¬ ing the resolution Mr Tillman threw aside the usual conventionalities of the sen ¬ ate and with a plainness of speech seldom heard about the halls of congress called on - filUUU 3 Hnrlc act easily promptly and effectively WSS1 HOW tO cents j - ar f caused a profound sensation Before finally taking this step her majesty begged Senor Canovas to remain in office un ¬ til Thursday in order that she might have another opportunity to consider the matter in council but this only meant that the resignation would be accepted Canovas del Castillo It has tion one V vice commission will hold a special Lincoln Neb June 2 The 3Ier- - examination on July 28 for establishTHE TORCH APPLIED register from chants bank a small institution with ing abe made to thewhich appointment may position of assist- ¬ To a West Virginia Residence by Ene ¬ a capital of 50 000 and deposits 3S ant chief in the division of soils in mies and Five Children Were Burned to 000 was closed Tuesday by the state the agricultural department The Death banking board on the request of bank salary of this position is 1S00 per Welch W Va June 2 Five chil- ¬ officials The state and county are cred- ¬ annum and qnly males are eligi- ¬ dren were burned to death in the resi itors to the sum of S000 and So 000 ble The departmenf is especial- ¬ dence of J H White two miles from respectively the balance being divided Bank Failure at Lincoln Xe ¬ -- until it reaches years service Upon at 3500 after taining the age of 02 years the civil engineers are retired upon three quarters of the highest maxium pay There is no duty attached to the po- ¬ sition and quarters are assigned at some navy yard As the law does not prescribe any but a physical examination it is with ¬ in the power of the president to ap point any civil engineer of standing Washington June 2 The civil ser- ¬ from S2400 15 -- the salary It is a life office and progressively increases ¬ ¬ has just taken the first double photo graph in midair that has ever been se- ¬ cured He did this with special appa- ¬ ratus after a years study JBy his in-vention it will be possible to take from midair a perfect photograph ofthefen tire horizon line With his apparatus Eddy claims that a photograph can be taken at sea which will show a ship approaching when it is ten miles be- ¬ yond the horizon line as seen from a ships deck The inventor is cpnfident that his apparatus can be used to great advantage during war The photo- ¬ graphs Tuesday were taken with two cameras but it is proposed to arrange eight so that they will photograph the entire horizon at once ¬ New York June 2 Win A Eddyj IJ among over a hundred small depositors The paper held by the bank is believed to be good the closing being the re- ¬ sult of inability to keep the necessary amount of cash on hand iel Kuggles died 7 Gen Daniel Buggies Dead Richmond Va June 2 Gen i ericksburg at oclock Tuesday morn ¬ The Strike Spreading ing after an illness of several months Pittsburgh Pa June 3 The strike He was born at Barre Mass in 1810 at Jones and Eaughlin iron works has entered West Point as a cadet July 1 spread to all departments except 1829 and graduated June 30 1833 those operated by the amalagamated Gen Ruggles resigned his commission association- - Wednesday morning the in the United States army and tendered engineers polishers and shippers came his services to the state of Virgin at out swelling the number of strikers the beginning of the civil war He to 2500 A large mass meeting was served in the Seminole war also in held during the morning and it was Florida in 1S3G and 1S40 resolved to stand firm for the old wages The strikers are now gathered Alien Labor Bill Passed Ottawa Ont June 2 The com- ¬ about the mill gates but no disorder mittee appointed to consider the alien has occurred labor bill passed it Tuesday It ap- The Ban Against Secret Societies Ke plies only to such countries as have mains Rock Island 111 June 3 The similar laws against Canada or in other words to the United States United Presbyterian General assembly The act can only be enforced by the completed its labors Wednesday afterattorney general of Canada or by some noon and adjourned No action to lift one appointed by him The bill has the ban against secret societies was yet to pass the house of commons and taken and as to co operative insurance a cautionary resolution was adopted the senate Why the Rebellion is Prolonged q against the use of the church name for Madrid June 2 Gen Bernaral a secular society which thej church does who has just returned to this city not control The next general assem from the island of Cuba has had an bly will meet at Omaha May 25 1S98 interview with the minister of war Counterfeiter Convicted Gen Azcarraga in the course of which Indianapolis Ind June 3 James the minister was informed that the Melson was convictpd by a jury in the prolonging of the rebellion in Cuba federal court Wednesday morning on was only due to the assistance which a charge of counterfeiting and it is the insurgents received from the confidently predicted that hewill be Jgiven six or sevenyears United States ¬ ¬ ¬ t at his home in Dan ¬ Fred- ¬ ly anxious to secure for this position a person possessing good ex- ¬ ecutive ability as well as a thorough knowledge of the several subjects of examination This position is regarded especially desirable because of the high charac- ¬ ter of the duties and the opportunities offered for special scientific work Keystone at 10 oclock Monday night Enemies of the family are believed to have fired the house Both White and his wife were away on a visit and their five children were left alone in their farmhouse She children had retired it is supposed when the fire was smarted The children who met death were a boy of 12 one of 10 one of G one of 4 and a girl of G Bloodhounds will be used to take up the scent if possible from the ruins of the house and trace the fiends who fired the residence The parents of the children are frantic with grief The Com- ¬ mercial Gazette Wednesday says The furnacemen throughout the SbenangO and Mahoning valleys contemplate a general strike about July 1 for in- ¬ creased wages The men have no organization asyet but are insisting on having organizers from the Knights of Labor sent among them The plan of the strike which will include 10000 is to wait until the weather gets a summer heat when it wiU be impossible for new men to do this class of work and it is believed the furnace operators will capitulate y The present wages of furnacemen vary from 150 to 2 per day 2 ¬ ¬ Pittsburgh Pa June Furnacemen to Strike Consldine Jumps His Bond CHLORINE TREATMENT For Diphtheria by Inhalation Being Tested in Jersey City New York June 3 The board of health of Jersey City at the suggestion of and at the personal expense of ex United States Senator McPherson is testing the chlorine treatment for diphtheria by inhalation as given to the medical world by Dr Bracelin in thcpublished f ormula in the medical journals of the country Mr J J Russell of Chicago has been with the health officer and phy- ¬ sicians in applying the new remedy the contention being that it is superior to the anti toxine given to the medical fraternity through the German spe- ¬ cialists The morning papers of this city Wednesday morning printed in detail the results of the official tests now being made and Cite that several remarkable cures have been made where the anti toxine remedy had fail- ¬ ed Mr lohn D Crimmins of this citjr has made an offer to supply cer-¬ tain of the New York city hospitals with the chlorine for experimental purposes but thus far they have declined on the ground that they are en- ¬ tirely satisfied with anti toxine treat- ¬ ment MINERS CONVENTION A Division on the Question of a Strike for the Sixty Nine Cent Kate Pittsburgh Pa Tune 3 All the tnines in the Pittsburgh district were represented at the Coal Miners convention here Wednesday to consider the advisability of ordering a strike of the 23000 miners in the district for the restoration of the 69 cent mining rate Nothing was done at the morn ¬ which was taken ing session organ up an in perfecting ization The sentiment on the question is divided many of the strike delegates have been instructed to in- ¬ sist upon the GO cent rate while others are opposed to a strike unless the Ohio miners join in the demand for an ad vance National President Ttatchford is here and is counseling moderation and advising against a strike at the present time To Reorganize the Bank Logatsport Ind June 3 The citi- ¬ zens Wednesday completed the sub scription of S200000 necessary to reor- ¬ ganize the recently failed State na ¬ tional bank and restore the impaired capital and the bank will be reorgan ized This is the institutiop of which John P Johnson who was sent to pris on last week was president ¬ -ng 1 his associates to investigate the published charges of senatorial speculation and if found true purge the senate of those who debauched it Mr Aldrich in charge of the tariff bill answered Mr Tvllman in a sweeping denial The Tillman resolu- ¬ tion was referred to the committee on contingent expenses of the sennta Consider- ¬ able progress was made on the tariff bill 13 pages being covered Several votes were taken during the day but the finance commit- ¬ tee had a liberal majority in every instance The democratic members of the finance com- ¬ mittee made a strong effort to reduce the rates on window glass but their amendments to this effect were defeated The bill will be considered Saturday the usual Saturday re- ¬ cess being abandoned Washington May 31 Senate Progress on the tariff bill in the senate was checked Saturday the plate paragraphs proving a source of controversy lasting throughout the day As a result little more than a page of the bill was disposed of The finance com- ¬ mittee succeeded without difficulty in resist ¬ ing proposed amendments from democratic members of the committee although each amendment was debated at great length An exciting incident ocurred during the after- ¬ noon when Senator Morgan Ala was called to order by Mr Gallinger who was temporar- ¬ ily in the chair for severely criticising the inaction of the house of representatives Ad ¬ journed until Tuesday House Not in session Washington June 2 Senate The senate made irood progress on the tariff bill Tuesday advancing to the important metal schedule During the day the paragraphs covering marble and stone china glass brick and tiles were completed with a few minor ex- ¬ ceptions Messrs Vest and Jones of Arkansas of the in behalf of the minority finance numerous committee proposed were which amendments defeated by majorities of eight to fourteen The votes were on party lines in the main although Messrs Rawlins and White democrats voted with the republicans to increase the rate on onyx and Mr Mclnery democrat Voted with the republicans against Mr Jones proposi- ¬ tion for a reduction on china As a sequel to the recent sensational speech of Mr Til9avm Mr Smith of New Jersey rose to a question of personal privilege while the tariff debate was proceeding and made a brief but pointed denial of all speculation in sugar stock either recently or at any time when sugar was the subject of legislation Mr Tillman was among those who heard the denial but he made no comment on it Senator McLaurin of South Carolina was sworn in early in the day raising the membership of the senate -- off our business g to help business men to do more business Drop a Postal to is S Fowler Correspondence College of Advertising It 3 a y Tribune Building New York City S5t5t5t5t3tt5t5t5t5t5t5rJ5i5t5t55t5ii tx 3 Wat the Sun wlWlIBi RootbGerjOohDnnm ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ House There was a lively session of the house Tuesday at which the pDlicy of Speaker Reed and the republican majority were again made the subject of attacks by the members Mr Richardson dem of the minority Tenn and Mr Simpson pon Kan led the onslaught for the minority The majority position was ably defended by Mr Henderson O rep la rep and Grosvenor dem Wash The appeal of Mr Lewis taken last Thursday from the decision of the chair that a resolution relating to foreign affairs did not constitute a question of priv- ¬ ilege was laid on the table and after the skir- ¬ mish over the methods of procedure three special orders were successively adopted by two of which the senate bills making special appropriation for the government printing of- ¬ fice and for granting the secretary of the navy authority to contract with any two vessels to carry contributed supplies to India were passed The other provided for the con- ¬ sideration of the Frye bill to prevent collis- ¬ ions upon harbors rivers and inland waters of the United States connected with the ocean But Mr Payne in charge of the latter bill was forced to abandon it for the day to avoid the point of no quorum The conference re- ¬ port on the sundry civil bill was adopted Ad- ¬ journed until Thursday Washington June 3 Senate The sen- ¬ ate made greater progress on the tariff bill than in any day since thedebate opened com- ¬ pleting more than half of the important metal schedules The speaking was by the demo- ¬ cratic senators the republican senators tak ¬ ing no part in the debate except at rare in- ¬ tervals to answer questions which would expedite the advance of the bill Messrs Jones Ark and Vest urged numerous amend- ¬ ments embodying in the mafn the Wilson rates but these were rejected with only one exception This exception related to anvils on which Mr Vest secured a reduction of the committee rate cf Z to 15i cents per pounds It was the first change made without the flssen of the committee arid It was due mainly to the listless manner of many sena- ¬ tors in voting Early in theMay Mr Tillman S G secured the adoption of a resolution directing the judiciary committee to inquire into the recent decisions against the South Carolina dispensary law with a view to re- ¬ porting such legislation as might be desir ¬ -- to 89 93S2SSS5SS35a355 to ft I to to to I to to to to to to to to Chicago to California And 2300 from ST LOUIS is the rate that will be made by the to to to to to to to to to to to Santa Fe Route S Endeavor Convention in July It will also apply to lntermetH and in the reverse direction utepolnts wished to Have you SOUTH ¬ visit WEST the remarkable health resorts the irrigated farms and orchards the new mining camps now attracting a mul ¬ titude of gold seekers the towering Rockies the stupendous chasm of the Grand Canon of the Colorado Uiver the far famed marvels of mountain and val- ¬ ley on that western shore where the blue Pacific rolls Then take this opportunity You may learn all by address ¬ ing any agent of the about it - Eoute or Santa Fethe undersigned W 0 P A For the Christian it the ml fl Ni-r- J A BUCK T S C A HIGGINS F Room 1545 Gt Northern 8isTopelia lian Room 145 9th Rr Jackson ao r a Bldp Chicago i3f v f sa sjtlf BcrciStJ k 75 RIDEA S50 SWl u mc rWcsterTrWbeel Works CATALOG VE FREE Fop One THSS WATCH CfrCAQO LLAOrS Columbus June 2 John Con sidine charged with robbing the Gran vine Lacking county post office jumped his So 000 bond and refg for parts unknown A weal thy brother of Considine Tfho resides in Detroit was on the bond i VGen Miles in Athens Athens June 2 Maj Gen Nelson A Miles U S A returned here Tues- ¬ - Fell From Her Chair Dod ¬ able Y 1 1 u t 5 - - i I 5 IupttEert Held Without Ball Chicago June 2 Adolph Luettgert the rich sausage maker charged with the murder of his wife was Tuesday held to the grand jurj without bail The examining magistrates said that there was strong circumstantial evidence that a crime had been committed and that it pointed to the conclusion that the defendant was guilty of the crime with which he was charged Fire in the Richmond Opera Bouse Block Richmond Ind June 2 Fire in the Phillips opera house block Tuesday r morning damaged Wilkies china store 1000 to l5G0ifully insured v ¬ June 3 News lias just reached here from Bradley a railroad station on the Illinois Cen- day from ThermopylfB the headquartral railroad 12 miles west Of here ters of the Greek army where the that Will Hall a constable shot and general met Crown Prince Constahtine killed Russell Sullivan and B T Pat and was enabled to inspect the detison No details of the affair are ob- fenses of the Greeks tainable The Indian Scare Over A Divided Verdict Forsythe Mont June 2 The Chey ¬ Nevada City Cal June 3 The enne trouble is well in hand The coroners jury in the Gehrig case murderer of Sheep Herder Hoover is brought in a divided verdict two jur¬ captured and all danger is now opast ors finding Mrs Gehrig was murdered The murder of one white man caused and the other four that she committed false reports Settlers who fled iai suicide v now return ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- Starkville A Constable Kills Two Men Miss Lima O June 3 Wednesday even Columbus 0 June 1 V E Furnis ing while sitting on the porch of hei home Mrs Nutting wife of Charles chief clerk in the office of auclitor of Nutting a passenger engineer on vtlie statedied suddenU- Wednesday morni- Ainss r J55I Western t fell from her ng- of appendicitis He was formerly SHM Lake Erie B auditor of Miami county myvBAlfKJP chair dead t Durrant Will Appeal to the Supreme Internationa- Commercial Congress 5 - Chief Clerk JFurnis Dead x Work Oays s fi iii H Sax Francisco June 3 Murderer Durrants first effort to Grain a respite by appealing to the federal courts has failed United States Circuit Judge Gilbert having refused Wednesday to issue the write of hebeas corpus for Notice which his attorneys applied to appeal to the of the intention United States supreme court has been filed and Thursday application for Conrt national Commercial congress was formally opened at 230 Wednesday afternoon vith about 350 delegates present representing commercial and industrial bodies in all sections of the United States and many foreign countries the foreigners coming eprinci pally from Mexico and the Central and South American states- - Among the speakers Wednesday afternoon in ad ¬ leave to appeal will be made formally This however may be refused as in dition to President McKinley were the Butler case although Durrants Dr William Pepper of this city Min attorneys are confident that the leave isters Calvo of Costa Rica and Rome ro of Mexico will be given ¬ Philadelphia June The Inter ¬ g tff 111 We send this nickel plated sim wiiiaing ana 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- - fl K L1 Wj Vr fmcy - i - yW IP- - v iUs v rtr Lj 1 T f VV i Vs f O fc V rf V- - v V i rt - - JwJ A A r t ¬ y THE BOtTRBON NEWS iI ERlBiA t RT T9 jr ft jKL JUNE 4 1897 vST r- - KJ t f it - r- - Vi5 - i V-- A LITTLE NONSENSE HOUSEHOLD WISDOM made him the object of the ladys atten- young woman threw herself at her ioad At ter a jiight of so much excite TWO BABIES mothers side and began chafing and ment camp Slgjjt late Lambert was it Consists in Avoiding tlic Small tion The pay of a Greek soldier is ahout stoop of an humble homo On the Lie still suh she said low and slapping the slender white hands and aroused somewhere about seven by a Well they StnmbliiJST Bloelcs four dollars a month Ina clean though narrowtreet sternly You have broken moh glass begging all manner of absurd and im- ¬ scratching at tlie tent flap and Sergt A young girl once heard a bit of wis give him a good run for his money While the day as yet was jT6ung and fair now suh than youh captain can re- ¬ possible things of the prostrate pallid Burns answering the summons to flom from the lips of a very aged woman Cleveland Plain Dealer As the springtime sun was sweet Elinoj who had come in poked his freshly shaved face place Lie still whuh you are until my death like form Sat an aged man in decent garb a woman who had rounded the full iMiss Molly so theres a new With a look half vague half sa5 she obeyed orders and locked the impulsive through- a framing of white canvas to term of 90 years and with eyes still baby Well suhvants lift you out Henry is there Which is it aboy or a vAnd he held the hand in his trembling called damsel in had now released her and ask if hemight send the lieutenant some bright and clear looked out upon the girl clasp Why nobody doesnt know yet rrYe as5um breakfast Jfrom the cook fire It was inrolling waters of eternity Tfie girl cause it hasntbeen christened was the answer as one then collapsed Of a sturdy four year lad Pun- Do not try to raise her head said hnrolv QiKnnve Pinna Viit oi nnl t of rthe negroes came reluctantly for ¬ tvas impressed by the emphasis with She Are you sure you will like Now dad dont you quit the Said a voice ward humbly twirling a battered hat Lambert gently to the frightened and so crowded had these hours been which the venerable dame said to her married life as well as you do your steps child who having exhausted one ef- ¬ with eve4t experience and novelty that Bessie never insist on having the last in his hands Take good care granpa John dear She And He Oh yes baby gave Such a knowing nod as the Go fetch your barrow fort was now striving to revive her the young officer seemed to feel he had word The determination to have the clubyou so awfully fond of yemr club But the old man did not hear We been a month on duty There lay Kis final word leads to more quarrels and are interposed mother with passionate kisses Indeed Mrs Walton Tijmo TSbt very He Tet he pressed more firmly the soft wee JlL XltOi Lambert you need not trouble your- ¬ must restore the circulation to the blue flannel blouse at the footof his cot more bitterness of feeling at home than hand Pa why do they call Little Willie Sought the eyes so quick and bright self The guard shall carry these two brain Pardon me have you a little Unseen hands had tossed it from the almost any thing else in domestic life And protecting love just as clearly f dlt scoundrels to camp an prison life at brandy or whisky window at- - which on his first appear ¬ The fact is that one may so control her them minor poets Pa Because they As the warmth o vernal light There isnt a drop in the house ance the pevipusnight a slender white tongue and her eyes that she may aUow ought to be working with the pick and Ship island or Tortugas will put a stop We had robed form had been piteously crying her opponent the pleasure of this cov- ¬ shovel instead of writing poetry my Ah I wondered how and of what they to their prowling It is on your ac- ¬ said Miss Walton piteously Cleveland Leader talked count I am distressed We have no some that had been in the cellar for f or help He drew it to nkii aid eted concluding thrust and yetplacidly son sun Those two children in the Mrs Brown I am the mother of surgeon at hand I will send at once for years thatmpthr hidduring thenar searched the left shoulder strap Yes retain her own opiniori and in the Did the babe of age and the babe of youth j J V Do you wonder that I am I u a doctor in town but you it was being stolen or some ¬ 17 xiiycu uvv Luicu ur iour curling nairs homely colloquial parlance of the up seven boys Find their plane of being one Mrs Jones I am a breadmaker And I thought I might could I learn that were twining like the tendrils of a vine country where one finds strong willed She raised a slender white hand re ¬ thing and she sold what was left tongue Burns quickly left the room When about its dead gold border and across people living together in great peace the mother of seven girls Do you won linquishing her grasp upon the cane Make of life the burden plain Truth der that I am a match maker Till perhaps the tired in His love would sit which now went clattering upon the he returned a few minutes later he the held 01 sky blue Velvet another with the most pronounced diversity of Why aU the Misunderstood As in light the babies twain gravel of the walk It was a sign to held forth a little flask Mrs Walton t vogue to the day She ha time to dis characteristics do as shes a mind to L Mitchell in Springfield Mass Be check him and respectfully he broke still lay senseless and her condition entangle the mass but could not see Another bit of wisdom may be con- worlds awheel exclaimed Sprocket publican Thats just like you off in his hurried words Then again was alarming to one and all Xambert these fine filaments in so dim alight densed into a pithy sentence avoid ex-¬ enthusiastically grumbled- Grumpy Only fancy planations In some families nothing bicycle fellows she turned to the negro who stood with poured out a stiff dose Make her take he laughed to himself twitching face irresolute beside her it all little by little he whispered to what my Merrimac madre would say if is taken for granted Every action You want the earth Philadelphia 1 xx li Miss Walton and then with calm de- ¬ sue wtMo lu near XI Jx a prexty ncau a every decision every new departure North American Did you hear me Henry Go liiud --A Martyr to the Craze What a Again Biggs began io groan and cision stoopqd and encircling the southerngirls head had been resting every acceptance or rejection of an inl Burns slender waist of the younger girl with on my shoulder the very first night I vitation must be endlessly talked and silly young man that pretty Miss Caxn stretch forth feeble hands Yes how did it BY CAPTAIN CHARIES KING ington married looked appealingly to his young officer his arm quickly lifted her to her feet got here Only fancy what the damsel fussed over explained and reexplained It wasnt her fault He was then as appealingly to the lady Clear- ¬ A tress ofher rich redrown hair was herself wQuld say if she had a chance to In that way lie all sorts pf stumbling happen Chione of her mothers bargains ly she was mistress of the situation caught in his shoulder strap but neither say anything And as her mamma Copyright 1894 by J B Lippincott Co blocks As a rule beyond your parents Lambert had quickly stooped and noticed it Such vvas the patients wellv5latWouldntshesay or your husband there is nobody who cago Becord Weil did he pay you anything picked up the cane but she did not prostration that for a moment even Lambert had lots to think of as he has the right to demand of you explana- ¬ i t f vin Yes see apparent 13 that ne wisnea to re- ¬ brandy failed of its stimulating effect made his- soldier toilet and came forth tions at each step of your onward path asked the business manager As he rusliecl around to thesoutliern store it to her In the light of the lan- ¬ Not until several spoonfuls had been into thei gloomy moisture laiden air Dont give them Establish a reputa- replied the female collector he paid side of the old house the side whence terns the mark of Biggs clutch was forced between her blue lips did there for the southeasterly wind was sweep- ¬ tion for keeping your own counsel It me a compliment He said he wouldnt all this uproar proceeded Lambert plainly visible at her white and rounded come that shiyering sigh that tells of ing the rain clouds up from the distant will serve you well in many a crisis and be afraid to trust me with the money if came suaaemy upon- wo uim swuymii throat The white gulf arid nature looked bleak and dis ¬ be no end of a comfort reviving consciousness he had any Yonkers Statesman iig ures The one nearest him that of Two of you lift this fellow said hands began feebly to pluck at her mal Two items occurred to give him A railway contractor recently adAgain dont be forever setting people a man was clutching- throttling ap Burns to the corporal and between dress and the heavy eyelids td open comfort Io sooner had he stepped out right There is a household fiend with vertised for 300 wooden sleepers By parently a slighter form in white a them Biggs was heaved to his sprawl- ¬ slowly We will fall back whispered into theppen space than theone sentry a memory for dates and details who return of post he received a letter from woman The butt of his revolver ing feet Get him over to camp now Lambert Tllwaitinthehall at the other ehd of the camp shouted can never sit still and hear papa say a neighboring clergyman offering him straightened out the darkfigure with one and bathe his head Put a bayonet But when he turned to tiptoe away a Turn out the guard commanding of- ¬ that he went downtown on Monday at the whole of his congregation on reacrack and tihen for a moment everv through him if he tries to bolt Illbe very touzled tangled dishevelled but ficer which was unnecessarv at the eight without correcting the state- ¬ sonable terms Saturday Beview iiiing was darkness and confusion A there xresently pretty head had to come too There distanceiand under the circumstances ment with the remark that the hour Theres no such thing as perfect lamp held by some screaming female And of Biggs her assailant and of was too much of that fine shining shim- ¬ yet clearly proved that the disposition was half past If mamma happens to al- contentment remarked Widow Gii at a neighboring window was dropjed Biggs removal under guard the lady mering tress to let go Burns was al ¬ among the men was to brace up in lude to Cousin Jennys visit as having gan When John was alive I was with a crash The screams subsided to of the Walton homestead took no note ready creaking out into he dark pas- ¬ recognition of occurred last Thursday this wasplike time worried as to his wherethe arrival of an scurry and chatter and Ethiopian- pro- whatever Bebuffed yet sympathetic sage Miss Walton was absorbed in her who knew what discipline meant officer impersonation of accuracy interpqges half theand even now there is an uncer¬ abouts You Lambert again essayed to speak but mothers face Miss KTatherines round-¬ testations and furious demands with the statement that it was Friday tainty that still makes me uneasy And Elinor you black nigguh you let me the rattle of the barrow was heard and ed cheek had flushed as red as the in ¬ though then looking suspiciously as not Thursday which brought Cousin Boston Transcript he had been waiting for a chance Then rush of Henry once more loomed up within the valids was white and both her tiny out this room instantly A Worldly Antithesis Mrs Van to undo the ill effect of of Jane A dozen times a day exasperatrfootsteps to the window again and one of lantern light hands were madljr tugging and pulling the previous day there his blunder of ing frictions are caused by needless cor- Schlesinger I think the Sweetly in front Mamma ma amma tragic appeals Lift that puhson out she said at the offending tendrils but who could Burns tent stood Corporal Cunningham rections of this sort reflections of this brothers are thoroughly charming Whutshappened Do answer Do make And when Burns would have lent a work to advantage with the back or side sort referring to matters where exact- They belong to that nearly extinct ge the companj1 clerk Elinor let me go to you or Ahll jump helping hand she interposed of ones head practically clamped to the which he honored and camp salute with ness is not really imperative the affairs nus In the world but not o it No I the out this window Ahm comin now beg you My suhvants will attend to work bench Miss Katherine could not was as pregnant with good commander in question being unimportant and no Miss Sharp Do you indeed alintent as it v And indeed a dim slender form could this tear herself loose except at the risk of And neither Lambert nor his was clumsy in execution Somebody violation of truth being for an instant ways considered them rather a combe descried arrayed in white bemiing sergeant made further effort Murphy carrying away a square inch or more mon species of the world but not in it placed an empty clothing box by intended low from the casement wken Burns lifted from the wreck of the ruined hot- ¬ of scalp for the strap would not yield had side A manifest bit of wisdom is to re- you Life ¬ of covered it the with his lantern came tearing around bed abject and crestfallen scratched and its wearer could not help so long vas fly andthe tent improvisedwith can- frain from criticism of food The sauce table for BIG MONEY Ihe corner Then a majestic voice im ¬ and bruised and bleeding yet neither as her own hands were tugging There one with theset this best tins the company mes3 may not be quite piquant enough the perious even though well nigh breath so deadened by drink nor so stunned was every likelihood therefore that the salad may be wilted but in the name of Cuolceat Paid for Some less was heard Katherine retui n to by the rain of blows which he had suf- ¬ tableau on which Mme Waltons open- ¬ afforded Somebody else had carefully decency say nothing about it in either Prices Articles in tlieof the World your bed instantly Do you hear In ¬ fered as not to appreciate the humilia- ¬ ing eyes should gaze would be about blacked the lieutenants boots and shoes case The costliest building of modern stantly And send Elinor to me the very last she would care to see the and presently up came a young German every in- times is the state capitol at Albany Silence is golden in nearly tion of his position was squatted in the That Katherine shot back wifliinjhe barrow At an imperious gesture from bonnie head of her precious child re- ¬ soldier bearing the lieutenants break- stance where a defect obtains in the which has already had spent upon it the sheltering blinds was possibly due not Mme Walton Henry started to wheel posing to all appearance on a shoulder fast onwas company cooks breadboard home economy the immense sum of 20000000 covered with n clean white which o much to the impetus given her by him away the corporal of the guard from superfluous apologies To abstain The highest pfice ever paid for a towel i imperative orders as to that im ¬ in close attendance those is also the habit of discretion horse was that given for the mighty Lto se continued parted by the sight of a pair of shoul seldom be the occasion race horse drinonde which totaled calm dignity and re- ¬ There should And then with derstraps and the face of the young ofii-- covered breath the lady turned to the for apology in the household where all up to no less than 150000 It should BUJ LDJ54G OF ROM ESCOLISEU M would do well and wisely to be constantcer gazing in bewilderment above him boy officer be remembered that this famous horse Vell might he look amazed At his feet 1 have not thanked you yet ly gentle and courteous Womans never los t a race in all his career on the Convicts Were Compelled to Do the Work on the pathway Private Higgs was Oh Mrs Walton I beg you not Ho Home Journal by Pope Pius VII turf sprawling half stunned by the blow he speak of thanks If jou knew how Apart from race horses the largest The Cdliseum was made to sand for TO SLEEP WELL had received On his back amidst the how ashamed I am and that my regi ¬ gaze at it from the easst sum paid for a horse was that of 125 ever If we wreck of a glass hot bed Private Mur ¬ ment will be that any of our men to Properly Court tlie Indul ¬ 000 which Senator Stanford gave for side where it appears still intact we liow phy was clutching at empty air and could have dared The verv intensitv are forced to exclude the possibility of gence of Natures Sweet Restorer ia Arion in 1S92 to llr Forbes of Boston calling on all the saints in the Hibernian of the young fellows indignation A light supper just before retiring a spontaneous cQllaxise of such a sub- ¬ The niost expensive government hands choked him and gave her the floor usually of advantage Babies and brute that is as far as the legislature is concalendar to 2 escue him from the stantial structure Yet the repeated of that old bedlam On the pathway in animals are usually somnolent when cerned is that of the French They Once before this they came and concussions of the earth in the fifth u loose wrapper her bosom heaving then I warned This time having no may have caused a crack or rent their stomachs are well supplied with pay for it the sum of 3750000 anftfc with mingled wrath and exhaustion men to call up negroes it seems like the one which cuts the Pantheon food the activity of the stomach with nually ene hand firmly clutching a stout cane could not be counted as such I was oii the side of the via dell Paloihbella drawing the excess of blood from the The costliest iintmgs of modern at her white compelled myself to chastise May I brain where it is not needed during times have beenreissonierslS14 and the other clasping together If such an accident occurred in the who neck the shreds of her torn and dishev ¬ ask the safe return of our barrow it is Pantheon in a solid wall 15 feet thick sleep On the other hand people diffi iNlillets Angelus 1st Chauchard gave eyes flashing fire the only vehicle the war has left us usually find it eled garb her dark 175000 for 3S14 and 150000 for the built by such an experienced archi ¬ are very hungry H her lips quivering stood a woman cer and that we may now be permitted to cult to sleep And then a habit ol Angelus fr tect as Hadrian it is even more likely Ihese two paintings are tainly not 50 years of age despite the retire sleep at a regular time and during prop in the opinion of all connoisseurs quite And she swept a stately courto have happened in the Coliseum the silver in the beautiful hair streaming tesy outer belt of it being of stones without er hours should be cultivated in case worth their money which is more than 1 began Lambert ut down upon her shoulders and the deep But madam cement and pierced by three rows of this habit has been lost In accomplish- can be said for all the things which lines of grief and care in her clear cut terly chagrined at the attitude of cold V arcades and one row of windows The ing this the attainment of a favorable have cost a large amqunt tind thoroughbred face She leaned and determined avoidance in which she equilibrium once destroyed the re- ¬ state of mind is of great importance The shah of Persia who owns sa V an instant but persisted you have been brutally heavily on the stick we re Sleep cannot be enforced by a direct ex- many valuable articles of jewelry and sults are obvious especially if raised it threateningly as the luckless handled I insist on sending for our m ember liow quickly arborescent ercise of the will fancy goods is the possessor of what ia r The very effort of the will to com- doubtless the most expensive pipe in Murphy strove to sit up and stanch the contract doctor it is the best we can pros- ¬ plants and trees take root and blood trickling from his lacerated hands offer to night per in the dry soil of an abandoned mand sledp is enougn to render its at- the world it being worth some 400000 Bora the limp shape into the nearest room and face Neither to night nor at any other building The stones on the edges of tainment nugatory The mental state The whole of the long stem and bowl vou dare to move suli she time would his suhvices be acceptable in Yankee blue when Lambert alive the crack must have been lifted or to be eneouraged is one of quiescence are simply incrusted with jewels Dont And the uplifted suh I need no doctoh We learned to the desperate nature of the situation wrenched from their sockets by the one of indifference a feeling that the panted unless There is a book a Hebrew Bible in cane supplied most suggestively the we had to learn how to do without quickly cast loose the two or three roots wedged themselves into the recumbent posture is a proper one for the Vatican library which Pope Julius ellipsis luxuries of every kind during the war buttons of the flannel sack coat then so joists and acting as levers Headers rest and that if the thoughts are dis- II refused to sell for its weight in gold o God ma am dont and Dr Hand I think that is the name much in vogue and slipping out of that familiar with the vignettes of the Coi posed to continue active they may be and as this would have totaled I0SG0C Oh fur the luv me agin Sure Id niver prczhoome of the physician you refer to would and into the hall rejoined his imper ¬ iseuin of the sixteenth and seventeenth safely allowed to take their course this may be taken as the most valuable bt be too much of a luxury at any time turbable sergeant maam centuries will remember how exact without any effort towardcontrol This book in the world hope the lieutenant will pardon my ly they represent this process of dis- state of mind and thought is next akin up Murphy growled Bu rns I regret that your men should need his I Shut The greatest sum ever asked or of easy to see what brought you suhvices but they brought it on them- taking his flask I saw it in the tent integration of the ages stone by stone to dreams and dreaming is next akin fered for a single diamond is 2150 Its this evening sirand the captain didnt WhenPiu yn determined to build to sound sleep here Shall I let PJggs up lieutenant selves 000 which the nizam of Hyderabad Manymental methods have been ad- agreed to give Itr Jacobs the fanoua Hes bleeding a good dea They will need him more before leave the key of the medical chcstJ with the great buttress to support the edg But Biggs didnt want to get up He the captain gets through with em me leastwise of the outer belt on the side of the via vised and put in practice for the pun jeweler of Simla for the Imperial dia You did right- - That was some good d i S Giovanni in Latemo he was obliged pose of securing sleep the design being mond This is now considered the finest flopped helplessly back upon the grass maam said Sergt Burns seeing that - his young superior was at a loss what cognac they got for me in Iev Orleans plot Burns bent over and held his lanto employ convicts serving for life ro turn the thoughts from objects of stone in the world lern close The mans drunk sir he to say As he spoke the tall dark I hope it will revive her Ought we not promising them a reduction in the interest to a condition of monotony as For a cane that was once the proper- haired girl once more appeared and to send for Dr Hand said and cut terms of imprisonment if they suc ¬ by mentally repeating ty of George 111 and afterward of Xo sir whispered Burns She ceeded in propping it up The danger Lam- - swiftly noiselessly stepped to her phrases or sentences or by count- George IV the sum of 9000 was given I did that I presume said Thered be no need wouldnt havehimf or one of her niggers was such that the forest timber used ing But the state of indifference if at an auction in London It was an eb- - - v bert still a little out of breath aiier mothers side and be damned to them I know now in the scaffolding could not be removed this can be obtained is likely to be the ony walking stick with a gold top en iounu of a court martial or of your having tc the dash to the rescue where Biggs had been getting his vhile tli el masons were irogres3fag most efficient as being the least achim daring to lay hands on mis testify if CaptClose could settle this G B and with a crown and liquor arid where our coffee and sugar with their work but had to be left im ¬ tive The mere mention of these simple graved are or let us do it lady Madame I sincerely hope you aiso contained some locks of hair of not injured It is impossible for me to Mother come in please do arid let has been going Hes bribed these bedded in the thickness of the snpport- - methods will be sufficient to suggest Princesses Elizabeth Mary and Sophia others equally effective Medical Becsay how I deplore thisoutrage These tliese gentlemen go said the girl In- ¬ thieving servants of hers to steal that msr Avaus ixxiantic To the shah of Persia and the sultan ftprecious brandy and those damn scounord e you deed Ave are very much obliged to you men shall suffer for it I assiu of Turkey belongs the honor of pos i Her Preference step the corporal of the she continued addressing Lambert drels broke into the cellar to night to sessing the finest mats on the globe With rapid Tile judgment of meai is apt to be Goconnnt Ice get more guard bringing with him a couple of for coining so quickly That one who X Put one pound of the best loaf sugar Each of the mats is partly made of But they must have been drinking warped by sentiment and feeling In came hur- - seemed intoxicated might have killed men and another lantern Scotiand the people abominated hymns broken into lumps into a saucepan pearls and diamonds and is valued at scene and stood silent and mother who is far from strong They in the first place Where could they simply because the Episcopalians ussd and pour over it one half pint of water riedJy to the i 2500000 have got that liquor Hers was goner alert glancing eagerly from face to had opened the cellar door you see sold sang only the let this stand for half an hour and The largest carpet ever made was them The Presbyterians 4ace Two or three frighteneU negroes And she pointed to where the broad j Psalms of David The Episcopalians then place it on the lire and allow it for the Carlton club it is a superb spec In toyvn somewhere Ill find out had crept around the rear portico and wooden leaf had been turned back leav ¬ But here the lieutenant checkedhim A used stained glass in their chiirch win ¬ to cool for five or six minutes removo imen and cost 40000 s diung trembling behind their mistress ing a black yawning chasm feeble voice was just audible in the ad- ¬ dows aiuijldr that reason tlie Scotch the scum and boil the sugar until it The late Col JNbrths greyhound FulYour mother is faint- cried LamWith a shawl thrown over her head looked upon stained glass as something is thick and white then stir into it erton which won the Waterloo cup girl halted bert springing forward just in time joining room and shoulders a quadroon of unholy origin A Presbyterian min ¬ one quarter of a pound of the white of Cour times sold for 5000 which is the been Have thev crone way down the steps from the side for now that victory was lurched upon Esther daughter seeHavel No ill I ister had been bold enough io intto a fresh cocoariut fineljr grated stir highest price ever paid for a sporting half that door her eyes dilated and her nps her banners the foe soundly thrashed must see that young officer at once duee this hated innovation He was unceasingly until it rises in a mass log The well known St Bernard terror until a low voice and driven from the field nature twitching in Not to answered the showing it in triumph to one of his n the pan then spread it as quickly as Plinlimmon however fetched some V from within bade her go on and aiall woman like had reasserted herself elder girl night mother Not to night female parishioners and asked her how possible over sheets of paper which 521250 a few years ago rCincinnati Enpleadingly 4 dark haired pale faced girl in long¬ and the lady of Walton Hall would To inorrow youll be rested then she liked it Ay she said ou ayi have been dried before the fire remove quirer z wrapper fairly pushed her for have sunk to earth but for the strong loose too late Whatever it is bonnvEh but 1 prefer the glefc the paper before the ice is quite cold That may She Didnft stepped quickly to the j oung arms that received her Then happens there be ward and then You ths Compan-io- and let it dry Boston Globe must be no courtmar jist as G odrnade it This said the school friend who came renewed outcry from within- ¬ 2Jder womans side tial He said I should have to testiAunties 3IolnsscK Candy had not seen her for a year this is Go back to te- house at once my doors Miss Katherine could not have fy so would you You saw Esther One cupful of molasses two cupfula the girl who vowed to me that she Quibbling tile Evidently Was chilcL This is no place for you Go to obeyed the maternal mandate for there and if under oath we should have to 4l5till vvritcyou a good rpcmmenda of sugar one cupful of water and one voidd never belong to any man eh was at the window insistent clam- ¬ tell Katherine and tell her I say she must¬ she I dont said she who had been toy6ur working ability said tablespopnf ul of vinegar Just before Bring her right in hyuli she And silent orous not leave her bed Go Quick Come out of this whis tiorias eniDloyer who had been forced it is done add a small piece of butter married the matter of some few months Bastiis you hyuh what I say Es pered Do ly as she came but with an infinite and cried Oh who day ¬ Lambert hoarsely and dragged Cincinnati uhd to lock me in the sergeatlt after1 hiinto the dark and to part wih him because of the mys Let all but the butter boil briskly with- di so He belongs to metail girl turned tuh evident reluctance the isappeal ance of sundry smiXll out stirring until crisp threads will fall Enquirer terious and obeyed Mrs Walton had spoken this room You Elinor open this do wind swept shadows of the yard f instantly tell you articles but I am afraid I cant say from a spoon about half an hour then slowly and with effort Of Mr Lambert A Tndiclal Decision pour into buttered platters or pans mnchfor yptlr honesty sue naa as yeu uikaxi y j A moment later when by the light Why do so few women seek admis 7lw and his party Again Murphy oegan of Burns lantern now in Miss Esthers LX Tell yoiij Mr Blackwell said lias Commence to pull as soon as it is cool rfonto thebarouage h notice whatever yo enough to handle Another way lo test Sunday morning 1caine gloojny tnslafter a moments thought tl i u BLlXXXXXX r lUc iiTirwmfnrfcahle couch trembling grasp the two men bore the v XWJ fcvw Becausehey would rather lay down tHJ is to drop some of the boilingsmixture mingled mud and broken glass and limp and nerveless shape into the near- - cloudy witliZ tjlie windstill moaning miglitput iiijde words dat I is as honest into cold wateTv and if crisp it is ready the law than take it up Detroit Fref2 V V of Cincinnati lest room und laid it reverently upon amongthe almost leafless branches and as 1 IciT blkhinti you 4iead lettuce aud the crackling-acPress to cooLsBbston Budget more the sofa a wild eyed and- disheYelled whirling dust clouds fronV the crooked Enquirer ranpanrment to hismoanihgonce j -- - t i well-worn f - -- I t -- -- 1- i ¬ ¬ - GfiPTflIN CLOSE -- - - ¬ ¬ i - ¬ i - ¬ - ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I ¬ ¬ - ¬ know-1-Harle- m ¬ ¬ ¬ s X - ¬ -r- r--l ¬ ¬ ¬ L-- ¬ ¬ ¬ K i ¬ 1 P- -- zz zmm ¬ ¬ ¬ I 4 ¬ n 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- well-remem-Ger- ed ¬ tf r -- t -- ¬ ¬ ¬ n ¬ i M 4 - ¬ s - ¬ 1 k I n- ¬ if - - ¬ ¬ - 1 nf rvn XXX - J - - -- - MJ J fit y M V ir t 4 V- - j ti i i r Jr V iT i - is y f-- - u -- s v v xv rv V---- I A 4J vH 1 J c V V IS- - -- w - A jttrr fflKHSi w- nuBwx r i -t- r - vr V J t c k- - 4 Interesting Jumble Of THE BOURBON NEW S FRIDAY -Ana JUNE 4 1897 I- k Coniroent Mark Twain is not dead in London as Iwentv I 5 L H has been reported A 52000 Methodist Chtrich will be Ji V BSlSiiUU5 V i v---- i - ig 14 1 w tfr Absolutely Pure Celebrated for its great leavening strength and healthfulness Assures the food against alum and all forms of adul- ¬ teration common to the cheap brands Koyal Baking Powder CO wi New YOrk fj 44 1 THE B0DB30H HEWS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Itiblished every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP I Editors and Oumers BBUCE MILLER Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ MiiCer Orders etc The State Convention At Frankfort nit M i The State Convention called to Frankfort nomi-nate-- a Democratic candidate for Appel- ¬ late Clerk convened Wednesday at i 1 Goebel was elected temporary chairman and in due time the commit- ¬ tee on permanent organization made the following report which was adopted Permanent chairman George S Fulton of Nelson permanent secretary James E Stone of Breckinridge assistant sec- ¬ retaries Green R Kellar of Nicholas and W P Swope of Owen servant at arms C E Sommers of Hardin and Robert Tyler of Bullitt Twoballots were taken at the Wed- ¬ nesday night session which were sub- ¬ stantially the same The second ballot Mr resulted Greene Watson Shackelford 4 Richardson Mason 3BH fy3s - i T At ft The troops have been withdrawn from The following is the Owingsville Judge Gudgell may have noted yesterday by A J temperature Coas Winters to pay with his political life for his ac- of this city tivity against the raiders He is a Rei a in 72 8 a m 73 publican candidate for Circuit Judge Ax itinerant band enlivened Main 9 p m 73 street considerably yesterday afternoon but the raiders and their friends irre- 10 a in tT spective of political lines are fighting with popular airs and collections li amm v him 12 82i 2 p in 86 President McKinley will pass 4 p m 86 More requests have been received by through Lexington next Friday over the 5 p m 85 7 p m C O en route to the Nashville Centen- ¬ Gov Bradley from County Judges to 76 offer rewards for turnpike raiders nial ¬ ¬ ¬ 60 Landrum The convention adjourned at 12 oclock midnight until Thursday morn- ¬ ing Maj P P JohnstoD was retained as chairman of the State Central and Ex-¬ ecutive Committee Speeches were made by Joe Black ¬ burn Wat Hardin William Goebel XB A Enloe Chas Bronston George Fulton James McCreery and others The platform adopted reaffirms the Chicago plattorm condemns the Repub lican State Administration recommends legislation to prevent competition of convict labor with free labor remem- ¬ bers with pride the heroic efforts of Mr Blackburn for re election and com- ¬ mends those who defeated the bill to re ¬ vise the election laws meaning the fusion bill etc Shackleford was nominated on the 10th ballot receiving 558 votes to Greens 535 Blackburn Hardin Bronston Goebel supported Green and Ford and the defeated candidates ¬ Friel Ford 344 117 2 3 168 2 3 186 2 3 122 180 lflf able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can bemo stronger guarantee given you We dare not use abanks name without authority if you doubt it write them Good health is the best life insurance Wrights Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach Woodland Park trouble Rheumatism Constipation and T B Dewhurst of Lexington is ar- ¬ Sick Headaches 100 days treatment costs lc a day A sight draft on above BScaQKEaasa Judge Cantrill will hold a special term ranging a mammoth bicycle parade for bank in every 1 box which brings of court at FrankfortMonday at which the Fourth of Julv in which Paris your money back if we fail to cure you Midway Nicholasville and a decision will be handed down on the Versailles grass towns will be invited Sold by W T Brooks druggist uihur Blue demurrer to the indictments against to participate Hunter Franks and others the South ¬ 3 W A Williams won the r6ad rac6 X JESKT ern Pacific case and the mandamus suit from Maysville to Flemingsburg riding PARIS KY ruuB cotraee o rooms siu ner 602 MAIN ST of Judge Watts Parker of Lexington the 16 miles in 59 minutes and 22 sec month First class repair At Over Deposit Bank to compel Auditor Stone to issue 3500 onds Ei L Willett J A Denier and ply to BC INGETS Dr Miles Heart Cure The Or O EDWARDS lljant f duplicate State warrants the original of Jesse Williams finished as named Office hours to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m first and second prizes were a Search ¬ which was destroyed in the Fayette light lantern and a sweater County court house fire built at Paducah Rev Fife the drummer evangelist is holding a revival at Frankfort Nicholasville thieves stole ex Senator Sparks tan shoes and his Bradley hat Henry Hogan killed himself at Nashville on account of the cigarette habit Danville has a literary society called The Altrurians with twenty six ac- ¬ tive members The farmers near Columbus Ky have made a net profit of 28240 this year from raising strawberries Wesley Donahue 13 fell from a ladder Tuesday at Louisville He was un injured but his hair turned perfectly gray Mrs Eliza Vaughan of Laurel coun ¬ Cor ty shot and killed her tez Brown who had driven his wife from home and had gone to his mother-in-law- s to raise a racket A mule reputed to be 37 years old died on James Coons farm near Muirs Sta- ¬ went The animal tion Monday through the war with General John Morgans command and was in the famous Ohio raid Earthquake shocks were felt Monday at Cincinnati Knoxville Norfolk Va Savaunah Ga and other Southern Maysville Butler cities Louisville Pineville Greenup Catlettsburg Vance burg and other points in Kentucky also felt the seismic disturbance Editor Geo Henry of the Falmouth Gide has a dog which is as difficult to lose as a bad coin or a cat Last week for the steenth time he gave it away to a rural friend probably as a premium for back subscription but the puip came back the very next day just like the cat in the song The case against Newton Lane under indictment No 2 for killing James Rod enbangh in August 1895- - was callad Tuesday in the Woodford Circuit Court and onimotion of the Commonwealths Attorney the indictment was ordered filed away Lane was recently acquit- ¬ ted of the charge of murder for killing Colonel H C Rodenbaugh ¬ ¬ ¬ son-in-law For more than twenty years we have been telling how Scotts Emulsion overcomes the excessive waste of the system puts on flesh nourishes and builds up the body making it the remedy for all wasting di¬ seases of adults and children but it isnt possiblefor us to tell the story in a mere stick¬ ful of newspaper type We have had prepared for us by a physician a little book telling in easy words how and why Scotts Emulsion benefits and a postal card request will be enough to have it sent to you free To day would be a good time to send for it SCOTT BOWNE Vir BEMI Si Kitf 14 shoo by alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas 8350 400 and 500 shoes are the productions ot skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices Also 250 and 200 shoes for men 250 200 and 175 for boys W L Douglas shoes are Indorsed by over 1000000 wearers as the best In style fit and durability of any shoo ever offered at the prices They are made in all the latest shapes and styles and of every vari- ¬ ety of leather If dealer cannot supply you write for cata logue to W L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by W L DOUGLAS S3 SHOE In theWorld years this For merit AC0 PLiI TER Y wjtt vv r ¬ J P KIELY Summer Tourists jLow 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 rate round trip tickets are now New York ¬ on sale from Queen Crescent stations to Cumberland Falls Rugby Burnside Spring City and Lookout Mountain Liberal rates and limits Ask your AVES DOLLARS and -V WHEEL NOTES - agent about it - BACK ACJBES 1 Every machine guaranteed to do the work perfectly - Lines About Devotees Of The Wheel At Home And Elsewhere W C Rinearson GenT Passr Agt CincinnatiO New Xauudry Agency s Neely who drives a pie wagon won the Cleveland road race on John A Decoration day Senators Chandler Tillman and Bacon find recreation cycling nearly every afternoon in Washington There were about 500 starters in the great road race at Chicago Monday which was won by W D Smedley a 15 x minute man Many a puncture has been temporari- ¬ ly repaired with a piece of chewing gum and a cake carried in the pocket of your cycling suit may save a walk home R L Hardiman ex Parisian was elected Vice President of the Lexington Wheel Club The club will build a track and have races by electric light at I have secured the agency for the Winchester Power Laundry a first class institution and solicit a share of the public patronage Work or orders left at Clarke Clays drug store will receive immediate attention Work cailed for and delivered promptly Respectfully 16ap tf Bruce Holladay Your ILife Insured lc a Day Our insurance is protected by bank ¬ n Sold only by ar - W fWibf WWrt FOR RENT M H DAILEY Ministers Should Use TIST BASE BALL NOTES Kentuckys Belligerent Citizens The raiders appear to be secure in Robertson county and have ordered the removal af tollgates on the Milford and Falmouth turnpike The County Judge of Robertson county denies in a newspaper card that he has offered a reward of 500 for the arrest of turnpike raid- ¬ ¬ Gossip of the Diamond Doings of Fro- fessionals and Amateurs ers The Atlanta team may be transferred to Lexington The Polar Bear Baseball Club of Portsmouth O is composed of nine brothers named Dodds whose ages range from 17 to 34 It is said to play good ball Yesterdays Temperature IS NO PROFESSION whose so severely tax the nervous sys-¬ tem as that of the ministry The de ¬ rangement of the nerve centers of the brain by over work frequently brings on attacks of heart trouble and nervous prostration Rev J P Kester M D Pastor U B church London Mills Ills himself a physi- ¬ cian writes Feb 26 1895 Heart affection and nervous prostration had become so serious last fall that a little over work in the pulpit would so completely prostrate me tbat seemed certain I Ulo 111113 must relinquish the work CUre of the ministry entirely Heart palpitation became ReStQreS so bad that my auditors would ask me if I did not TTpolfh XlCdllll have heart disease Last November I commenced taking Dr Miles New Heart Cure alternately with Dr Miles Nervine and derived the greatest possible benefit I have just closed revival work of 10 weeks preaching nearly every night and twice on the Sabbath I can speak for hours without suffering as I formerly did Hard working ministers should keep Dr Miles grand remedies onhand Dr Miles Heart Cure is sold on guarantee first bottle will benefit or money refunded THERE T P v J- - - - srlT s Hon John G Carlisle has opened a law office in New York He will have STOCK AND TURF NEWS branch offices in Washington and LouisEvery mother Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop JStc ville feels an i n d e -Turf Notes scribable dread e Jack Chinn is now starter at Latonia President McKinley has been asked of the pain and Linville Marders colt Robinson won a to see that the grave of Nancy Hanks danger attend- ¬ mother of Abraham Lincoln in Spen- ¬ 300 purse Monday at Latonia ant upon the Auditor S A Stone sold his farm of cer county Ind is taken care of by the most critical pe- ¬ 559 acres in Madison Wednesday to Government riod of her life Col S W Caperton of Richmond for gflMk Mr ftv Becoming a The Central News is the name of a 46145 mother should be Turney Bros speedy colt Tillo win ¬ college paper edited by a corps of bright a source of joy students of Central University at Rich ¬ ner of the Decoration Day Handicap to all but the mond It is newsy and decidedly inter- ¬ will be a starter in the Ripple Stakes tosuffering- and morrow esting and is neatly printed danger of the ordeal make The sixth race at Latonia Tuesday its anticipation one of misery was won by J K Redmous chestnut colt Serrano Talbot Bros Lufra second The purse was 300 ¬ ¬ - Baby Mine Heart MOTHER FRIEND Vt rj V S A -- 5 At a recent sale in Philadelphia is the remedy which relieves W T Brooks druggist Wawona 219i by Bourbon Wilkes was women of the great pain and sufsold for 1000 and Maj Flowers an fering incident to maternity this Hop Lee Selling Out At Low Prices another Bourbon bred horse sold to a hour which is dreaded as womans intend local buyer for 600 severest trial is not only made to On account of dull business IIam now leave Paris in two weeks beveral horses belonging to C W painless but all the danger is re- ¬ selling iny entire stock of goods at retail Donnell of Carlisle Ky were sold at moved by its use Those who use at low prices for less than I paid for them Please call and buy v auction in the American Horse Exchange this remedy are no longer de- ¬ and help me raise some moneysomething spondent or gloomy nervousness I have been in Paris nearly six years Tuesday afternoon The best price was for Rara Avis who was sold to J F nausea and other distressing con- ¬ and many people have been very kind to ditions are avoided the system is me and 1 am sorry to leave but I cant Gibson for 1050 made ready for the corning event make a living here and I am compelled Richard Crokers horsed Americus and the serious accidents so com- ¬ to move away Comeand buy something from me won the Riddlesdown plate of 200 mon to the critical hour are would do as much for you if I could I souvereigns at the the third days racing obviated by the use Your Friend of Mothers of Epson spring meeting yesterday in Friend Hop Lee is a blessing to woman England This is the third race he has -won in thirty days 9100 PER BOTTLB at aUDrug Stores See advertisement in another column MOST PERFECT MADE or sent by mail on receipt of price of WJ Bryans new book The First A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free RfMKfs Containiner invaluable Information of x r uuwu vuui uiucr lu wauiir j i i xmuiao from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa FREE to any address upon application by Miller Hutchison Kyt agent for Bour- STANDARD 40 YEARS THE tion sick headaches 25c at druggists xne JJUADFIELD BEGULATOE COXtlaata G DOU cuuuiy tuj 24Jy-JHi-- ly Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair Piles Piles Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch ingatonco acts as a poultice gives instant relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piles and Itching of tho parts and nothing else Every box s guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by mail for 50c and Si per box WILLIAMS MFG CO Prop s Cleveland O For sale by Piles 1 Have you seen my window display Do you want anything in any of these lines Let me quote you some prices Come and see my stock I lean save you money r - CREAM BAKING J Ji V k T HINCON FURNITURE And WOOD MANTELS POWDER BABY CARRIAGES ¬ UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED I id TV V t tn Vi I I J - V A A V I i rt t liar K Jf f i TEE BOUSBON NEWS FRIDAY JJJNE 4 1897 I I ti tf x- - JV TIE BODRBOK HEWS 1881 Condemnatory Proceedings Against Sour bun Pikes PEBS0NAL MENTION AND GOERS OBSERVED BY NUPTIAL KNOTS Seventeenth Year Established Enlcxed at the Post office seco iss mail matter The Bourbon Fiscal Court after an COMERS k - r m a x tv K s 1 all day session yesterday offered Col THE at Paris Ky as W W Baldwin 15000 for the fourteen miles of the Maysville to Lexington Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets A The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And turnpike lying within the county limits TELEPHONE NO 124 Elsewhere He Col Baldwin declined the offer asks 45000 for the portion of the pike Miss Mabel Russell has returned SUBSCRIPTION PRICES - from a visit in Dayton above mentioned In view of Col BaldPayable in Advance wins refusal the Fiscal Court has or- CoL w w Baldwinf Maysville S2 00 Six months One year dered condemnatory proceedings to be at wnc QfftW NEWS COSTS YOU CANT EVEN GET A RE ¬ ouce instituted against the Maysville PORT FKOM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE Miss Mary Lou Fithian is at hqme Lexington pike Bourbon county owns Maize all Checks Move Orders Etc 11000 of stock in this pike and the from a visit in Shelbyville payable to the order of Chaslp Miliar Mr S G Sharp of Sharpsburg city of Paris also owns 4000 of the was a visitor in Paris yesterday Baseball Kefeults stock Condemnatory proceedings will also be Miss Anna Bruce McClure has re Boston 6 Cleveland li Ruddles turned from College at Shelbyville entered against the Shawhan Philadelphia 10 Pittsburg 1 Mills pike by order of the Fiscal Court Mr and Mrs Clifton Arnsparger Brooklyn 0 St Louis 1 New York 6 Louisville I You can buy from V K Shipp more and son spent Tuesday in Cincinnati Miss Anna Garth Tarr arrived home New York 10 Louisville 6 Second goods of best quality than any reliable ednesday from college at Shelbyville game house in Paris Terms cash and thirty Baltimore Cincinnati Rain The Bourbon Dancing Club will give days no longer Washington Chicago Bain a dance to night at Odd Fellows Hall Afflicted Horses Killed i Miss Anna Carey Ward left Wed Go to V K Shipp for the best flour the provisions of the Hinton nesda for a visit to friends at Anchor Under Perfection glanders law passed by the recent Legis- ¬ age Strawberries were sold here yester- lature Dr F T Eisenman State Talbot Ford who has been attend ¬ Veterinarian has come to the Bluegrass ing college in Winchester has returned day at twenty cents per gallon from Louisville to kill some horses home The Confederate Veterans will meet afflicted with glanders Miss Bessie Breeden of New Paris at the court house Monday at two p m He recently killed seven afflicted O is visiting friends and relatives in Business of importance horses near Louisville in Jefferson the city are the leaders in low cash prices county and has killed thre horses beWe Miss Lida Moore of Shawhan is Full line of groceries vegetables fruits longing to Ike Eller near Kiserton visiting the Misses Roberts at the this county The law provides that the etc V K Shipp State shall pay for the horses thus killed Fordham Miss Annie Kriener who has been Oscar Shakes a son of Cplonel at their appraised value provided it P does not exceed 50 visiting relatives in Lexington arrived Shanksof Newport succeeds L Fronk as brakeman on the Maysville and At the Sprakefarm in Harrison the home yesterday Lexington train Sprakes refused to permit the horses to Messrs Ben Frank and Llewellyn County Judge G W Lail Spears arrived home last night from be killed If you once try the Perfection or was consulted and six horses were after medical college at Louisville Pearl flour you will not buy any other wards killed by Justice Veach who reClarence Nugent formerly cf this brand They are never reserve but served one anirnal because its value excity graduated from Kentucky Wesle ahead of all Sole agent V K Shipp When Dr Eisenman re ¬ gan College at Winchester this week ceeded 50 The Ladies of the Methodist Church turned to kill it he was warned by Mrs Sallie Holt Wilson will ar-¬ will give an Old Maids Convention at Sprake not to touch it at his peril Dr rive to day from Lagrange to be the the Grand Opera house on the night of Eisenman will consult the Governor and guest of Mrs W L Davis until Monday June 17th for the benefit of the Church Attorney General Miss Kate Alexander will visit Admission 35 cents Threats Against Col Baldwin friends in Georgetown next week and Mays- ¬ Conductor W H Kirby of the A dispatch from Maysville says enjoy the gayeties of commencement N road has The turnpike raiders have informed Col week ville division of the L returned from the meeting of the Or- ¬ W W Baldwin the turnpike king that For good fish buy of the largest dealder of Railroad Conductors at Los An- ¬ if he collects any more toll they will er where they are sold out and not on geles Cal and resumed his run on the hang him The notice comes by letter ice a week V K Shipp is the leader road mailed from Carlisle post office and is in vegetables fruit and fish Misses Ella Howse of Carlisle The June term of the Bourbon Cir illustrated with the picture of a man cait Court will begin on the 14th The dangling from a rope The handwrit ¬ Martha Hayes of Springfield and Mary docket will contain 297 old equity cases ing is hardly legible and the composi- Grimes of Millersburg were in the city yesterday 38 equity appearances 78 old ordinary tion barely intelligible by turnpike raiders Such practices Dr Julian Wasson formerly of this 36 ordinary appearances 48 CommonThe Fiscal city now of San Jose California has is unanimously condemned wealth cases Court has t decided to submit to the vo- - gone to Austin Nevada on account of While working in the garden at his ters the question of buying the Lexing- ¬ his health home several days ago Ike Alexander ton turnpike at 40000 and the Mt Ster- ¬ Dr H H Roberts and Mr J K found a nickel bearing the date of 1877 ling turnpike and Germantown turnpike Ford leave td morrow for a trip to On two other occasions in different for 25000 each If ratified at the polls Michigan Mrs Roberts will visit rela- ¬ years he has found m the same gar this will remove every tollgate in Matives at Walton during her husbands den nickels bearing the same date son county NEWS MAN ¬ -- Engagements Announcements And Sol- ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Thirty seven marriage license were is- ¬ sued in Cincinnati Tuesday Two hundred marriage licenses have been issued in Pine county during tHe past two months T CMynes and Miss Sara Addie Smith both of this county have been licensed to wed Emery Price 15 and Sallie Wilson 14 were married near Liberty Ought to have been spanked John Madden oj this city and Miss Annie Winn of Cincinnati were mar¬ ried Tuesday in Cincinnati Miss Maud Kirkman of Elkton Ky and Rev Eugene Harrolson of Vander bilt University kept the secret of their Look Before You Buy ir- And remember we guarantee more for your money than you can buy elsewhere or your money refuncb-ed and you to be the judge of it s Buy your shoes of us and get one of tie beautifuS medallion pictures FREE See them on exhibition ate our store DAVISJHOMSOMISGRIGv NEW marriage for fourteen montns Mr 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A Gilkey and Miss Nannie Skillman were marri d Wednesday evening at the home of the brides father Mr John Skillman near North Middletown William Snowden of Waco a bride- ¬ groom of only four months was adjudg ¬ ed insane and ordered to an asylum Wednesday Heclaimed his wife had thrown a spell over him Friends in this city have received in- ¬ vitations to the marriage of Miss Sallie Richards Morgan and Mr William Goddman Eaton which occurs at half after four oclock on June 15th at Trinity Church in Covingtpn Invitations haye been issued to the marriage of Mr Innes B Ross of Car- ¬ lisle to Miss Sallie Parker the lovely daughter of Mr and Mrs W T Parker of Jackstown this county The wed ¬ ding will occur at six oclock Tuesday evening June 15th at the home of the prospective brides parents BIRTHS J npfrcc1 fAAnr LkPif a KJ KJ J j r J mJv a eL m m J JUST ARRIVED FROM THE IMPORTER v Including such choice weaves as Eta miues Ohantilions OovertsGrenadines Figured Twilled and Plain Mohairs Serges c Call and see these goods PRICES THE LOWEST Ham burgs at greatly reduced prices t- t - 529 Main St Paris Ky The Advent Of Our Future Men And Women On Tuesday near this city to the wife of Castle Redmon a daughter second born -- - ¬ OBITUARY -- ¬ ¬ Sam Rice colored was fined 25 an d sentenced to ten days in jail Wednesday in Squire Lillestons court for carrying Martin Gilkey concealed weapons who was involved in the quarrel with Rice was fined 875 for disorderly con ¬ duct B B Hutchcraft has accepted a position as traveling representative for a Chicago publishing house and is now making a trip through Kentucky to es- ¬ tablish agencies His Paris friends trust that he may meet with well de- ¬ served success Co yesterday had a ther mostat an automatic fire alarm plac ¬ ed in their three story building The contrivance which was invented and Varden manufactured by Ed Hire City Electrician sends in an alarm when the heat of a fire iu the building reaches a certain degree ¬ The members of Lexington Lodge No 89 B P O E are anticipating a pleasant visit to Paris on Thursday afternoon next where they go to assist in the institution of the Paris Lodge of Elks says the Leader Lexington Lodge has two Paris members Messrs George D Mitchell and A J Winters and Wednesday evenings by the classes of Mrs- - Minnie Wilson and Mrs Chas Mehagen at the formers residence were indeed enjoyable events SeveraPof the numbers were remarkably well render ¬ ed and every performer showed the rec suit of careful training by skilled teach-¬ ers Both of the recitals were well at- 1 The musical recitals given Tuesday Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Bead Mrs R D Money of Fleming who came to Paris several weeks ago for medical treatment died Tuesday at the ¬ residence of Mrs P Shea The remains were taken home for burial Mrs Brown relict of Wm Brown died yesterday morning after a long ill nesS in the seventy fif thyear of her age She leaves several children among them John Brown and Mrs Ami Dorsey of this city Miss Antonette T Atkins aged 16 ¬ died of pneumonia Wednesday at Lex- ¬ absence ington She was the youngest member The High School Commencement Hon W H McMillian has returned of the Kentucky State College graduat- ¬ The commencement exercises of the home after an absence of six weeks ing class for 1897 and was to have re Paris High School will be held next Fri- ¬ which he epent at Richmond Va Old C3ived her diploma at the commenceday night at the Grand Opera House Point Comfort Virginia Beach and ment yesterday Washington son of Mr and The The graduates will be H M Clendenin Mrs Lee Barbour died Monday at Robert Hunt Misses Nellie Mann May Hotel Arrivals Yesterday O Borland Piospect Ky near Louisville Mis Mary Minter Elizabeth Fordham J Godenrath Knoxville Barbour was formerly Miss Maud Hill Ashurst Lucy Downey and Maud J W Barbour R E Lee St Louis of this city The News joins many Power Field day exercises will be held at the Geo J Stamler Boston M Nast New friends in extending sympathy to ther Fair Grounds Friday beginning with a York E J Hayman Baltimore W N bereaved parents -bgseball game in the morning In the Skyles Worcester Mass V M Wright Advertised Letter List afternoon there will be a 100 yards dah Louisville T C Gage Chicago Windsor-r-- E Prettyman JP Monror open race 50 yards run for boys under List of letters remaining unclaimed 15 open one half mile scratch one New York Geo W t Davy Louisville in Paris Ky postoffice June 4 1897 Marders Mrs Jane quarter mile handicap pole vaulting J R Ammerman JasRinck Cincinna- ¬ Brown Dr J ti W W Baldwin Maysville H C Carter Mr Joe Morten Mr James throwing baseball one mile bicycle race Castle Mr StephenMouser Oswald one mile flying start one half mile bicy ¬ Curtis Cynthiana E A Evan Dayton Casleman Mr C CParis Mr Thomie cle race Admission fifteen cents Ohio Connor Miss Lida Phillips Harry Deller Miss Mary Porter Lulu col Ladies free- Sweet Girl Graduates Diggs Mr Peter Reid Miss Annie Gaine3 Cynthiana Robinson Georgie Revenue Assignments For June The following youngladies graduated Greeble Miss MaudStevens Mrs Geo W AmuNG Collector Shelbys revenue Wednesday from Hamilton College Gfeeu Miss Virgie Smith Miss Tabytha Sloan Mrs E assignments for the mouth of June are Lexington Misses Annie Fogley Hart- ¬ Hill Mr James ford Miranda Duncan Nicholasyille Hildreth V O 2 Scott Mr Dory noted the followig Styers Mr Billie Hume Mr D J Storekeepers J B Holladay addition- ¬ Annie Vliie Yeiser Paducah Nannie Huggard Lizzie Turner Mr Charlie al W A Johnson day Paris Distilling Grady Trenton Edna White- Spring- ¬ Johnson Miss H Underwood Kate Co OP Carter Jr day G G White field Tenn Ora Chew Lockhart Tex ¬ Martin Miss AnnieWashington Lucy Weayer Mr W F Co M F Kenney additional W A as Margaret ORand Waco Texas Mary Persons calling for aboye letters will Co Frankfort Storekeepers Edna Walker Franklin La Gaines Hair Alma Baker Roberta Morris Lex- ¬ please say advertised audguagers J M Russell Bourbon W jl Davis P M Distilling Co H S Sinclair Peacock ington Lura Letton Millersburg Mary Distilling Co Guagers J R McChes- - Cash Kentucky Annie Carr Gallatin Seventh Annual Keunion ney Paris Distilling Co GGWhite Co Tenn Bettie Hughes Midway Mary ¬ four-months-o- ld great deal of talk isy being created by the extraordinary bargains now being offered by us and the following prices will command the attention of eyery careful buyer A Spring Dress Goods in all the newest enect strictly ail wool at 25c an d 39c worth double We will still sell our finest Dress Patterns in black and colors at 4 8 some of them are marked 6 less Hosierv at 10c and I5c Others get 25c for the same goods- Our domestic stock is the bes assorted and decidedly the chearp est Extra good Brown Cotton 5c and S10 Bleached Cotton good 5c Table Linens Towels and iNap kins are our speoialt and we will Very Best Cotton 8c 25 c on the dollar if you save you v 10 4 Pepperell Sheeting 18c buy them from us Best Lancaster Ginghams 5c G D Corsets 50c 75c and 61 Percales and Penangs 7c are the best in the world for the price Ladies Bleached Vests at 10c CONDONS I T - rti i Ladies and Childrens full seam- - full taped worth 25c - See the new portraits we enlarge free of charge cl n -- Patent Flour Eating Potatoes Irish Yellow Jersey Seed sveet Southern Queen seedsweet Red Bermudas For Cash only this week 200 v u 525 bbl 25 c bu 150 bbl 150 bbL bbL- - 0 EDWARDS WE EAYE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00E OF FariSi Ky - - IMPORTED SUITINGS ASVD TROUSERINGS- - Taylor Jessie Harp Lexington The best bread is sold at V K made of same flour he sells Sales of cream and salt rising 1500 to 2000- - loaves per United ¬ Confederate Veterans 21-22-- 23 EOS SPRING AND SUMMER Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call Shipps month none better on earth Sir IS SK tm m The Kentucky Midlands circle excur- ¬ ¬ tended by appreciative friends Prof Boone at Coney Island Prof Edwin Boone the hypnotist of this city will be the attraction Sun day at Coney Island near Cincinnati He will hypnotize a subject and then bury him alive to be resurrected the following Tuesday ¬ sion yesterday was patronized by twenty-five persons from this city and a like number from Georgetown an - Always The Latest And Best Machinery And Therefore The Best Work V- - improved machinery 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 uniform work and a new collar and cuff A Horse Special ironer which enables us to give either A special train conveying nearly one a high gloss or domestic finish on collars hundred thoroughbredyearlings to New and cuffs 1 Shall we call for your worn Phone 4 York to be sold at the American Horse tt bourbon Steam laundry Exchange Monday and Tuesday left Lexington Tuesday A car containing Incomparable twenty one yearlings from Clay The service on the Queen Crescent fast Woodfords Runnymede Stock Farm train North Through Pullman drawing vestibuled day was added to the train here The horses room sleepers Standard smoking rooms coaches lavatories and J Clay Elegant Cafe parlor and observation cars were accompanied by Col E Nine and one half hours to Cincinnati 10 and Lir Woodford Clay The special hours to Louisville from Chattanooga O L Mitchell had a Pullman oil it for the accomoda- Div Pasfcr Agt Chattanooga Tenn tion of the owners of the horses ¬ -- If there is any N Nashville Tenn June 22 24 L will sell round trip tickets June The Thirty second Annual State Con- at 580 limited ten days An extension vention of the Kentcuky Sunday school of 10 days can be had by depositing tick- ¬ Union will be held in Harrodsburg on et with agent at Nashville June 22 23 and 24 A most attractive F B Carr Agt and practical program has been arrang- ¬ ed Well known speakers will discuss Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa topics of vital import to Sunday school tion sick headaches 25cat druggists work Among the speakers are Mr Marion Lawrence General Secretary of W S Anderson Ohio S S Association Mr Alfred Day O Recommends General Secretary of Ontario S S Asso- Of Peck P O Pike Co Capsules Wrights Celery ciation and Mrs W J Semelroth of St To the Wright Medical Co Ohio Columbus Louis the well known and gifted pri- ¬ Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules T mary teacher Prominent among the gist Waverly Ofrom JamesthemBlaser drug forStomach and used I speakers from our own State are Rev Trouble audCoustipatiou two was unable to years I used do anything for nearly Dr J P McFerrin Rev Dr S M three boxes of your Celery Capsules and thej so have cured me Hamilton Prof H K Taylor S Wat afflicted wish toKorthe benefit of others seud this letter Very truly yours ers McGill F W Spreen J L Amsden W S Andersoit Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Prof E A Fox Prof C H Poage Wright Med to address on and J T Elder Rev Dr W B Jenn¬ SendColumbus Opostaltrial the free Co size for ings will conduct the devotional exer- ¬ cises Mr P P Bilhorn of Chicago will have charge of th9 music There will be thiee Conferences for Primary For Spring 1897 We are now receiving Spring goods in Teachers all the new lasts and colors The best productions of the leading manufactur¬ A Paris man bet three dollars on a ers and at reasonable prices shot last week atthe CLATZ RION Louisville race3 and pulled down 303 State Sunday School Convention ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- FZNJEl S E TIPTON 3I33KCECAT TAILORS E Cutter Smith shirt Full line of samples We are also agents for the celebrated Chas ASSIGNEES NOTICE persons having claims against assigned estate of H Margolpn are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned in Paris Ky Those knowing themselves indebted to fl Margolen are requested to pay promptly and thereby avoid court cost FRESH CREAM EVERY DAY We have completed arrangements to receive daily from Miller Wards dairy a large amount of extra fine Fresh Cream the product of his noted preni ium cows We will keep on hands at all times at our shop on Main between Sixth and Seventh a supply of Fresh Cream which we will retail in any desired quantity ALL LOUIS SALOSHIN Harmon Stitt Attorney Assignee limy at market price Your patronage is solicited vr Men who like a cool quick quiet and Tha Popular Meat Market easy shave should patronize Crawford Bros baiber shop Clean first class Wrights Celery hati rooms are connected with the shop liver and kidneys Tea regulates the cures constipation Satisfactory service at all times tf and sick headache 25c at aU druggists - HEDGES WALSH V - I i P T t v 4 r i t i it V T - S - fS Jfe 13 a- IM 74 -- TJU7 tr i1 C Vfcf - V v K T - 6 TEE BOUBBPN NEWkiftoAY JUNE 4 1897 A he therefore listened now with all his j0X that came to hand an envelope aO The right dressed J Lngley Esq ears First of all said the detective I coat of courai With a quick movemtist ask you if everyone has left the ment he placet the well filled purse in office for the plan I am about to pro- ¬ the right hand pocket of the overcoat pose to you Mr Cardew is one which and then carelessly sauntered back tc xtfust never go b eyon d ourselves df it is the office and went on with his work to have any possible chance of success At one oclock lur wraew iuwhw I believe everyone has gone home A ery agitated lie weni lapiaiy u ux returned the other but let us come vorvm nnrl f nrmd the nurse missing JLn and make certain an instant he was out in the great ofHearing- these words the ingenious fice where he said in a loud tone Mayhew slipped behind the huge safe Gentlemen a disgraceful robbery when has just been committed in my room in the corner of the room so that the two ihen looked in they saw no one Let no one leave the office qn pain of in there stant dismissal Were safe enough said the detecEverybody except one we know sal to dumf ounded Mr Cardew went on tive gruffly And now sir PJ1 detail you what I propose A detective and two of his men arc Go on said Mr Cardew quietly I waiting below to make a thorough am listening Whatever you propose search of everybody in these offices in reason shall be carried out and I have to apologize to you one and all am resolved to discover the culprit con- ¬ for submitting to such a process but il cerned in all fhesq disgraceful thefts is inevitable If anyone objects he must evenfifij costsme 1000 to do it resign his position in our employmentThe detective gave the partner a fro 1Sto one objected Messrs Cardew ¬ Tv y M THE BOURBON NEWS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP nA Owners BRUCE MILLERl fora wv - fclgB INSURANCE ANDERSON Tfeo Premiums Resulatetl bj the Number of Incendiary Fires The loss of property in the United States by fire has declined steadily since l93 In that year the total loss was 167000000 The year following it wa 1000000 In 1895 it was 140000000 GEO W DAVIS r THE PAGE - DEALER IN COILED SPRING W0FE8 - H Furniture Window Shades Etc Cloths Carpets Mattresses Oil WIRE JEEJCB t f M u I sf Li c - IN HIS oe rYVS7TVT TD A T v li X iVfLr VV W ¬ W - BY PHILIP BEAUFOY V I s THE HC ST smoking-- concert of the staff of dZM Cardew Co MM f f en- W increased The total fire losses paid bj insurance companies have been decreasing- for the and4h 1896 120000000 At the same ing and Repairing time the value of material property Main Street - - subject to destruction by fire steadily Special attention given to Undertak ¬ Paris Ky MILLER COLLINS Agents Paris Kentucky i ¬ ¬ last four years in the same ratip In 1893 they were 105000000 in 4894 95000000 in 1895 84000000 and in 1896 70000000 Massachusetts lull swing at the Ifroad Street hotel - gineering- firm in Westminster was in the great it and everything jvas gding as smoothly as the organisers coiild have wished Two of the non professional per- ¬ somewhat formers who assisted at that entertain- ¬ ment were Jack Langley and Arthur Mayhew langley was one of the most popular men in the office He had a kind unselfish nature whichmade him lilved on all sides whilst whenever the firm had any festivity in jrogress he charmed everyone with his beautiful baritone voice His popularity and his singing made him hated by one man and that man was Arthur Mayhew - u u IM Il i I The two young men occupied rather subordinate positioiis in the office Langley was one of the assistant book-¬ keepers whilst Mayhew who was two years his junior was in the corres- ¬ pondence department Mayhew had always been the acknowledged singer of the office until Langley came and then he had to take a back seat for he knew that the newcomer could give kim any amount of points at the sing ing business and beat him every time Thoroughty jealous by nature May ¬ hew conceived first of all a violent jeal- ¬ ousy and later an intense hatred of his rival and he resolved to do him an evil turn when the first opportunity came Langley was in fine form to night lie sang the song noted on the pro gramme and at the end of it received an enthusiastic encore He sang again receiving even a greater reception than before and at the close the excited au- ¬ dience greedy for more called for him afresh The chairman Mr George Cardew then arose to his feet and an- ¬ would nounced that Mr Langley Then the noisy oblige again later on voung men settled down and waited calmly the next turn A little later in the evening Mayhew came on He sang his best but his best was not to be compared with Langleys e worst and though the indulgent applauded him moderately he lenew in his heart of hearts that he did not deserve one round of axplause And yet knowing this he hated the man who was winning praise which was ¬ ¬ audi--enc- J 9 thoroughly deserved At length the end came as it comes to everything In the cloak room a found himself beside Mayhew Halloa Mayhew he said cheerily Congratulate you my boy Your song tvent all right Im sure He said this in all good nature for he felt sorry for the other man and wished to comfort him as far as possi- ¬ ble But Mayhew sick with jealousy and excited with the alcohol he had beejii drinking turned on him savagely Confound you and your congratu- ¬ lations he said keep them to your ¬ self Good night noisjr band of riotous smokers demand-¬ ed their hats and coots and Langley in hi 1 i at i as contemptuous look though he despised him for his display Then he said very of excitement slowly and deliberately What I propose is this sir 3Sext Saturday morning ajf 31 oclock leave on a conspicuous part of your desk in tills room your purse Let it be well filled with gold not with notes for thieves often figlit shy of notes for obNotes have numbers vious reasons awkward things some- ¬ and numbers are times Let the gold therefore be the only thing in the purse and leave it as 1 have said where everyone can see it You might scatter one or two other articles of personal property such as a handkerchief a cigar case etc on the desk so as to give the business an un prearranged appearance Having- done all this let it be known that you are coimr out and will not be back for a few hours Come back at one and see if the purse is still on the desk If it is not send downstairs for me and I shall be in waiting at the door with a couple of plain clothes men Your next action will be to have every door in the place locked and allow nobody to leave until he has been thoroughly searched If you have a cloak room or hat room that must be searched also as it is quite as likely the thief would deposit the stolen property in his over- ¬ coat as anywhere else Mr Cardew rose and paced the room excitably My dear sir he said speaking in a quick nervous tone I really dont think I could possibly sanction such a course as that It is most un English most arbitrary most humiliating Doubtless it is returned the other coolly but its about the only way I can see of clearing up this business If youll allow me to make the remark sir I would remind you that just now you said you would give a thousand pounds to do so So I would so I would but I cannot humiliate my assistants some of whom are old and trusted servants There Avill be no humiliation You can explain the circumstances and I am sure every sensible man jack of them will see that the course taken is the only one under tne circumstances Besides you can tone it down by an-¬ nouncing a holiday or something of that sort to make up for their tem ¬ porary inconvenience Yes I might do that replied Mr Cardew musingly and after all as you say when they realize the circum stances they cannot possibly take of fense Well well and here he sighed ¬ - ¬ searched every day and night than have resigned the same Mr Cardew finding all going smoothly summoned the detectives and one by one each employe was taken into the partners room and thoroughly searched The inquiry proved useless but the detective did not give in With your leave he said turning tc Mr Cardew well have a look at the oVercoats now Mr Cardew led the way Pive minutes later he returned looking- very stern The purse was in his hand and one of the detectives was carrying an overcoat Mayhew grinned with joy His triumph jover his rival was at hand at last But he changed color and a sick feeling- - rushed to his heart when Mr Cardew tapped him on the shouldei and said Come into my room at once Wondering and amazed he obeyed followed by the detective Mayhew said the partner sternly is this your coat Yes sir that is my coat Do you know that this purse has just been found in that very overcoat My boy I wont be hard on you but you had better confess Mayhew was too thunderstricken to speak He could only stand and stare at Mr Cardew as though he had ffone mad Come said the latter putting- his hand on his shoulder you are very young and perhaps if I give you one chance you will turn over a new leaf You can go but never let me see your face again Still wondering- still amazed the wretched youth slunk from the room and no one at that establishment ever saw him more How had it occurred that the purse deposited by Mahew in Jack Langleys pocket had found its way into the pock- -¬ Cos employes were too well off tG risk losing- their comfortable situa- tions and they would rather have been - J - - l - v F 4 Vn - w i 11 M 4 4 Turning abruptly on his heel he made his way out of the cloak room leaving Langley aghast at his behavior Old Mayhew must be a bit hurt and no mistake remarked a young f ellow who stood close by fanc3r his going on like that Poov chap said Langley after all I dont wonder at his being upset Its ft awfully discouraging when you feel that you havent made a real success And all the way home he was think¬ ing of Mayhew and saying to himself Poor Mayhew poor old chap Whilst Mayhew as he walked home ward was saying I hate him I hate him I hate him ¬ il v When two men are brouglit constant- ¬ ly together one of them desiring to in ¬ jure the other an opportunity for doing- so invariably presents itself sooner or later In the case of Arthur May how it arrived sooner than he expected ind it fell out in this wise About two months after the concert recorded at the beginning of this his tory the firm were much distressed to find that some one in their employ was robbing them week after week One day postal orders would vanish then jther valuables and so on Even per ¬ sonal property was appropriated and at length there came the day when Mr Cardew said that the scandal must go 3n no longer He accordingly communi ¬ cated with the police and a detective of great experience was sent down to iit terview him owso that the news of the detec- ¬ tives advent should not become public in the office Mr Cardew arranged for hisVisit to take place at seven oclock when everybody was supposed to have gone home And this indeed was the ase all the staff having departed with the exception of Mayhew He was just about to close his books for the night and put on his hat and toat when the sound of voicesin the ad ¬ joining room which happened to be Mr- - Cardew s private office made him draw- - back and listen attentively The partition between the two walls was so thin that h was able to hear distinctly every word that passed between the partner and the detective It may be wondered why Mayhew de ¬ sired to overhear the conversation He lid so simply because he made a prac ¬ tice of eavesdropping whenever he had a chance In days gone by he liacl jicked up one or two valuable tips aythig rather disgraceful process and ¬ - - wonaenui manner jacic juangiey overcoat pocket contained a large rent at the base and when Mayhew had in- serted the purse he had o course not known of this otherwise he might have remembered the ominous fact that GREAT ESTATES COST FORTUNES his own coat with the pocket wide open was underneath By some strange Men VYlio Have to Maintain Style in England Are Not to Be Envied cause perhaps by the passing of soine An idea of the immense expenditure one in the cloakroom who stumbled up ent ailed by the possession of ancestral against the coats or by a heavy wagon going- in the street and shaking- the estates in Great Britain may be gathered from the statement that in several oi slightly if you are convinced that this floor the weighty purse had fallen the great country seats such for in course is for the best take it by all from the coat above into the pocket of stsnee as Chatsworth belonging to the the coat beneath so that Maj hews means Ivnowsley belong- of Very good sir said the detective coat which occupied the latter position Juke Devonshire xo uie auKe oi ivonon etc xne sxan as he rose to take his leave On Satur ¬ received it And that is why Jack Lang- - mS on the house day next then at one p m I shall be ley was not disgraced and why he who employed agricultural and grounds exelusive of laborers or at the door If you want me you had would have disgraced him wasmmished uns amounts to 700 and S00 men artis-n On better let me know yourself as in cases himself Tit Bits magnificent places the number of less of this kind third persons are always force of indioor and outdoor servants A RQMAN PICNIC dangerous Good night sir gardeners and gamekeepers exceeds 200 He left the room quickly Mr Cardew that there are at it is accompanying him to the door and let-¬ An Incident of tlie Life of a Great while 1200 estimatedseats of third rate country Painter least ting himself out at the same time On the sad occasion of the death of magnitude which require the services Then Mayhew slowly took his way Lord Leighton an augitst personage of 70 and SO men apiece This is not so home thinking deeply all the time wrote of him and justly Here was a chance at last a glorious something even greater thanThere was surprising when one remembers that country seat his wonderful chance of getting his rival and that was the man himself work at the duke of Portlands A there are Jack Langley into disgrace It would be pretty incident of the great painters at Welbeck by 12 milesthree deer parka of iron fences surrounded as easy as smoking a cigarette On Sat- ¬ early life is told by Giovanni Costa An American visiting England once urday he would find an excuse for en- ¬ In the month of May it was the cus- - encountered a stone wall surrounding tering the partners room and he would torn f ormerly for all the tliougiht he would artists then take thepursesecretingitinLang to indulge in a picnic at CervarainaPome el private park and of the corner the park Just leys overcoat pocket downstairs in the in the Poman campagna There farm walk to accomplished is best described used w hat he cloakroom lie would have no dif ¬ to be donkey races and the winner of in his own language I walked and 1 ficulty in finding the coaf among the them was always the hero of the da walked he said and still tlie wall ex- large number there for Langlej s peg On was No 66 just above his own which at a one of these picnics we had halted tended far in front of me with no sign small town three miles out of Pome of a corner By and by I became fotJr was 35 or breakfast Everyone had dismount- - sore and weary and sat down by the Then there would follow the finding f and ed tied his beast to a paling and vuayside to rest Having- recuperated of the purse in his hated rivals pocket all were eating merrily Suddenly one I resumed my journey along- the wall and then perhaps the police station of the donkeys kicked over a beehive aud my quest for the corner but after and the subsequent disgrace of a crim- and out flew more momenta- inal trial Perhaps the firm would let selves on the the bees to revencre them walking several miles off donkeys the islamd into rilyexpecting to step him off but at any rate he would be There were about 100 of the uoor Wie English channel I remembered dismissed and his talents and popular beasts but they all unloosed themselves that my steamer sniled for home a week ity would rankle no more in the plot- ¬ and took to flight kicking- np their later and so rather than take the ters heart Yes It couldbe done and heels in the air all one little don ¬ 2hanceof losing it I abandoned the job but by Jove it would be done key who was unable to free himself Borne day Im going- to England prepared He knew that young Langley had and so the whole swarm fell upon him to walk along- that wall and find that lately been a little pressed for money The and I ap and had obtained advances from the fled picnic party Also broke up and cornerlif it takes two years experience cashier This would malce his guilt all man with the exception of one young prehend from my previous like the more palpable and it seemed to him velvetwith fair curly hair dressed in that it will take somethingTimes that Troy as he thought over the foul plot that ing a who slipping on gloves and ty¬ Lime to do the trick handkerchief over his face ran fate itself was on his side aiding him to liberate the poor A Smart Squirrel little beast I had and abetting him in the vile scheme started to do A squirrel which had left its winter ihe same that now was alrve in his subtle brain lutely having no gloves but less reso- ¬ home under some Stones and gone up So I met him Saturday morning came in due as he came back and apple tree near Bath congratulating a neighboring by a dog The dog took course At 11 oclock Mr Cardew en ¬ him asked him his name Me was seen tered the large office where all the Its stand at the foot of the tree and lay His name was Prederic Leighton workers were engaged and said to the Cornhill Magazine in wait The squirrel lingered awhile cashier in a voice that all could hear but the dog showed no signs of moving FinallyTthe squirrel dropped a withered Im going down to the works I shall More Natural dog The apple rolled be back in an hour or so Pev Walter Colton author of Ship applenear tlieincline and the dog- ran Within 20 minutes of his departure and Shore and other boolcs gave a iwajr down im was While lew cautiously approached his most forcible illustration of tlie charac ¬ after il to find out what it room and there sure enough on the ter of an officer on board the ship to the dog was gone the squirrel escaped - Y Sun partners desk lay a small purse He which he was attached as chaplaku The to itsuarters did not stop to examine the contents officer was always meddling Tongrli Duck v with other but hastily putting it in his pocket he peoples bursiness and was seldom in Dumlev who has been asked to carve rusTied downstairs into the cloakroom his own place Consequently he was the duck and is meeting with poor which fortuately for him was deserted most unpopular with the sailors One success Whew Yes That wjas Langleys coat but he of them goaded to unusual irritation XWdlady Isnt the knife sharp Mr must make sure by looking in the pock- - saidoneday Idobelievethatatthegen- - Dumley I had it ground to day Tnslknife is all right MrsJ Hen- et and seeing-- some documentary evi erai resurrection tne lieutenant will be dence to make certainty more certain found getting- out of somebody elsea rickVWon ought to have had the duck lirrnTni---Tit-Bi- tS He accordingly Dulled out the first na graveJrrYpuths Companion r HZAfstri - rlnnlrnHOT4 t xcucuiu -oxj - jv s lj - - while it contains no company vranking mo lipr than fifteenth in ammmh nf as setlshid by American and foreign corn panies doing business in the United Sates has in consequence of its ex cellent insurance laws and their strict enforcement an average premium rate of 105 per 100 fire insurance Iowa pays 172 per 100 the difference being because of the greater risk in the west- ern state tlirouffh the operations of in eeTlfliaries This has lerl to llft nronT1 izatioil in Iowa of tlie property Owners pire association whose purpose is to eure ft reductioil in premilim rates tlirou the SUppression of incendiar- ism IrL Massachusetts the office of state firemarshal was established many years ago The year previous there were only 17 convictions for incendiar ism7 although the number of incendiary fireswas 1170 In 1896 there were only C35 of such fires while the percentage of convictions to arrests was 86 Though the rule is not universal it maypae said generally that the fires ol incendiary origin are more damaging than those which arise from accident or neglect The reason of this is to be found in the fact that incendiary fires are started usually atiight or in the when they have a chance to spread It is popularly supposed that the proportion of incendiary fires to the total number is larger in the big- cities thanin the country districts but the opposite of this is true Moreover a fire once started whether of incendiary origin or not in a house barn storehouse or isolated building- in the coun try usually entails upon the insurance companies total loss while a total loss ini a city fire is extremety rare In states or counties in which there are laws Against incendiarism and such laws are vigorously enforced the fire risks of the companies are very much reduced and the premiums charged are more moderate than elsewhere In New York city for instance there has been a steady reduction in insurance rates and rebates and there are indications of a like reduction in Brooklyn There are 550 fire insurance companies in the United States and the total amount of risks written in a year aver ages 20000000000 This disburse ments of American fire insurance com- panies and Q companies having American branches amount to lo0- 000000 in a year of which sum 70000 000 is for losses 15000000 dividends tc stockholders and 1he balance expenses N Y Sun 1 early-morning- W O HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance THE VERY BEST OLD RELIABLE PROMPT PAYING r This is a smcoth fence that will turn any kind of stock t is made from th best hard stel drawn specially for tb purpose NON UNION HOTEL REED Short St Bet Broadway and Mill - th The large around a horizontal bars are first coiled finch rod thus practically becoming COILED SPRINGS their entire length These are securely tied together by 18 cross bars to the rod The cross ban are best quality of annealed wire wrapped three time galvanized around each horizontal bar 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 as a canary in its cage it saith unto the festive hog thus far shall thou go The fierce wind and drifting 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 oc-¬ 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 neai and tidy N how ms MADEforming steel wires S Being a James Connors - - Proprietor is self regulator itup always for 80 ITS ADVANTAGES Rates 2 And 250 Per Day ft f V- - One hundred good rooms Electric lights hot and cold baths barber shop and Postal telegraph office etc 21jy96 ly TREES TREES FULL stock of Fruit and Ornamental Grape Vines Small Fruits r Asparagus and everything for the Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- ¬ ploy no agents Try us on prices and see the difference between those of a grower and dealer Catalogue on ap-¬ plication to F HILLENMEYER 20oct Lexington Ky JBL THREE POSTS to the 100 FEET Economy is not our sole object in placing posts for farm fence at the un ¬ usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart Farmers say the closer the posts th That may apply t better the fence common fences but depending largely on its Elasticity we psefeb the long panel For cemeteries lawns yards etc they should of course be nearer0 IS to 80 feet is not objectionable We have completed and are now building a lot of this fence for Bonrbon farmers and you can examine into it merits for yourself Estimates cheerfully furnished You imay put up the posts and we will buld ine ience or we win contract to ao ins whole job If you are needing any fence see us We will save you mone and still build you the best fence made Respectfully COLLINS MILLER POSTS TV ¬ - ¬ r 1 n Paris Ky The Page Wlr Fence In Bourbon ¬ Millersbtjrg Ky May 4 98 Messrs Miller Collins Agents deceived by allartefr xJ00 k can get the- nest made advertisements and tnlnJc you finest finish and - ¬ ¬ 1 There ia none In the world that can equal In mechanical construction durability of working parts fineness of finish beauty in appearance or has as many improvements as the NEW HOME MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE r mere son Bay from reliable manufacturers that have rained a reputation by honest and square dealing WRITE FOR CIRCULARS The Hew Home Sewing Machine Co CeahoeMass BostohHam 28 Uhioh Square NY CmoAooIii St Loots Mo Dallas Texas SANFfiAyolSCOCAE ATLANTA Gi 70R SALE BY COOK WINN Paris Ky U S REVENUE STAMPS WASTED by T L Green County Clerk Mt OUvet Ky 1 want to buy for caah the following U S Revenues either canceled or uncanceled at the prices annexed wheu stamps are sent in goot condition 1 1 I J 5 cents cent Express red Imperforate cent Express red part perforate 5 cents 1 cent Playing Cards red imperforate50 cents 1 osnt Playing cardsredpart perforated cents 60 cents- 1 cent Telegraph red imperforate 2 cent Banic unecK Diuepart penorate o cents 5 cents 2 cent Certificate blue imperforate 2 cent Certificate blue full perforatel0 cents 2 cent Certlficateorangefull perforatelO cents 5 cents 2centExpress blue imperforate 10 cents 2 cent Express blue part perforate 2 oontPlaylng cards blucimperforate50 cents 10 cents 2 cent Playine cards orange 2 cent Proprietary blue imperforate15 cents 2 cent Proprietarybluepart perforatelO cents 2 cent Pronrletaryorangcfull pefrote15 cents 8 cent Playing cardgreenlmperforate52 8 cent playing cardgreenfull perrte20 cents 8 cent Telegraph green imperforate10 cents 4 cent Playing cardviolet perforate50 cents 4 cent Proprietary violetpart perfo ate 10 cents 10 cents 5 cent Express red imperforate 10 cents 6 cent Playing card red perforate 10 cents 5 cent Proprietary perforate 6 cent Proprietary orange pert oratcSo 10 cent Bill of Ladiugblue imperfotel5 cents JO cent Bill of Ladingbluepart pertt15 cents SO cents 25 cent Bond imperforate 40 cent Inland Exchangeimperforate75 cents Si 25 60 cent Probate of Will Imperforate 70 cent Foreign exchangegreenimate90 cento SI 81 Life Insurance imperforate 51 Manifest imperforate 1 Mortgage full perforate 1 00 Passage Ticket imperforate 1 80 Foreign exchaugeorauge 00 Foreign Exchange maroon B 50 Inland Exchange imperforate 5 00 Probate of Will imperforate 20 00 Probate of Will imperforate 1 tfO Blue and Black 1 W Blue and Black 5 cent Black and Green proprietarjT- - JSach 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 of stock and is as tight as it was the day it was put up and has stood some severs tests A horse of one of my neighbor fell across the fence a few months ago andwas not taken off for several hours but when taken off the fence went back to its place all right with the exception of a few staples During the storm of April 24th a good sized tree was blown across the fence and bent it down to th ground As soon as the tree was cast off the fence went up all right and waa as good as ever with the exception of one broken wire and a few staples oul of place I am so well pleased with the feno that I am going to put up more of il Respectfully right away -- Gentlemen I have had the Pagd Paris Kentucky i - 0 m vC 4 fi J V 5my tf Wm Becrux We are prepared to furnish at rea- ¬ sonable prices locust posts by the car- ¬ load Delivered at your nearest rail ¬ road station MILLER 6s COLLINS CLOTHES GLEANED REPAIRED locust POSTS V 5A J 1 A E have employed a first class experienced tailor to take chargt of our cleaning repairing and pressing Work done on short department Our prices are lower tharj notice others and we will do your work right W PARIS FURNISHING AND TAILORING CO r ff SI 10 SI 25 1 50 24mar tfl H S STOUT Manager imate 3 00 4 00 - 5 00 7 00 SO 00 1 50 2 00 5 cents W W DUDLEY BILL PARIS KY CO ifr 5 - ¬ ¬ - cent Black and Green proprietary 10 cent Black aud Green proprietary 50 cont Black and Green proprietary 1 00 Black and Green proprietary 5 00 Black and Green proprietary S o cpnts 5C - - ¬ All Kinds of Posting Distributing JEta Promptly Attended To wish to buy old canceled postage lalso stamps aud stamped envelopes of any and all denominations from 1840 to 1875 for which I will pay liberal prices Address T 1 GREEN County Clerk Mt Olivet Ky TOWN LOT FOR SALE Noti The above named stamps can be Jound on Deeds Mortgages Notes Receipts 42AxllO foot lot in William ad ¬ Agreements Bank Checki etc from J861 dition well located Will be sold to 1875 also on Proprietary Medicines Matches etc at low price on four payments one- Tne foregoing offer Is genuine made In fourth cash balance in three equal pay ¬ to the food faith and will be carried outreceive let ments at six twelve and eighteen every instance when I the Btamps I have mentioned in good order months Address L JL care Thh Reference Mt Olivet Deposit Bank or any News Paris Ky official of Robertson county T It Green County Clerk 3 i 5 00 15 00 0 M t4 f pv 4 A - BT- K x -- -- upwior quality and fine ofuriS 0 tifnU4Bpace rtefyIw jtrtcrmwritforonr lWlllutTated workmanhr ThUiifkfiir biifyrtftrantyou to Catalog 5 Mt T catalogue we erar published Ak for Cat M It contains m WmmMmSK 1 - bt 2 fcriSS25l2ran Vf iO I tirae5 bnt yu free W hare - - - -- t rt jr wwww ww f p w w wtw w www www v wrmrwrw aVagi tir K wWWwwwV t jfc Vk 5 H VM V 1 i wf v V v - V- - s t 5 rvr - r cvC vV m - X si Jf T v - - - X if 5 f tvwU Mj JUHB0K - h Sapf0ifE 4iB9 i J1 f v 7 - j - A f tr vT 1 T PC J1 v x h1 5 v - TrJE AJMISG WORLD - WONDERFUL INDEED Tlie Queen Bee Is tlie Most Marvelous A11 v -- - CbLTSONTHETARM - tlow to Make Tlieiu Proiitiible in More AVuys Tlian One So long- as teams are necessary on the niiii to do tli worlc with proper man- ¬ agement the raising1 of good colts can be made to uome extent at least prof- ¬ itable A good team or teams of brood The study of bee life is always oji in- ¬ teresting matter to the beginner aad of all bees the queen is the most wonder ¬ Insects ful product in insect life In the first place she is the product of the bes tically nothing to raise until it is ready to Avean Then after it is 2 years old tf proper care has been taken in train- ing it will be able to do sufficient work to jay for keep until matured So that under average conditions the cost of service and of feeding for two years ivill make the cost of the colt We are Iriving a team of good young horses Dne three and the other four years old that were raised in this waj and they are able tor do a very large amount of work And anything like a fair colt will - ell for double the cost of the feed for two years By the time one team of olts has matured sufficiently to be V ready to sell another younger team an be ready to do the work Of course ood mares should be kept and they hould be bred to a good horse It is nardly advisable to keep and breed a lug mare and especially f she is bred to a scrub horse A colt from a mat- ¬ ing of this kind would hardly sell at a profitable price and there is no good reason for raising a colt of this sort Average good mares can be secured so rheaply that it is economy to have good mares and breed to good sires using her Farmers Voice ill reasonable care to raise good colts THE FLAVOR OF EGGS ind if there is anywhere that they can t reen Bone Is the Cheapest Hen Food oe raised profitably it is on the farm on the Market where the mares can be used to an adGood feeders have long known that ran tage in doing the work and the colts ¬ may be used sufficiently to pay for their certain kinds of food would greatly im prove the ilesh of animals for human keep as soon as they are old enough consumption The feeding of roots im ¬ proves the qualify of mutton arti- ¬ FARROWING PENS chokes improve the quality of pork This Ivind May Be Readily Moved Enterprising duck farmers have found from Plaee to Place feeding of celery improves the The simplest is the best This en ¬ that the their birds and chestnuts are flavor graving represents a portable or mov- fed to of fattening turkeys to produce a ing pig shed for two sows It is eight game flavor Green cut bone as fed Feet wide from A to D fourteen feet to chickens for the same reason and to long from A to B four feet high on increase the size of the fowls and to in ¬ back D E and six feet high in front crease and improve the flavor of their B C The two farrowing eggs Careful experiment and practi ¬ are cut oft one on each end by cal experience have proven beyond any question of doubt that the liberal feed ¬ ing of green cut- bone will double the egg yield from a given number of bens Green bone is the cheapest egg food on the market to day and in many places can be had for the mere asking In those places where it has acquired a commercial value it can be bought for 25 to 30 cents xe 100 pounds This is SIMPLE FARROWING PEN much cheaper than wheat which is the i three foot space in middle for best of the cereal egg producing foods stove and for herdsmen The front Green cut bone has such a potent force roof C F is of sash two feet in increasing egg production that it will ivide and the lenjrth of the building be found especially helpful in winter fVf-- This affords abundant sunlight In producing large quantities of eggs when mmmer the sash should be covered for they are of greatest value Journal of protection and to prevent superheating Agriculture j if pens This style of pen if well EGG EATJNG HENS Iramed and strongly built may be Remove Temptation ly moved from place to place and is How to Their Wicked Way Out oi tbout the simplest and best pigr shed The plan portrayed below can be ihat can be made Journal of Agricul ¬ made by anyone handy with tools and ture the cost will be but little After mak ¬ ing the frame as shown at a take a HINTS FOR STOCKMEN strong close piece of builap cut some- ¬ tend strongly to what larger than the frame and set a - In breeding defects become hereditary ring in the center of the piece large Dry sawdust makes a good material enough for an egg to pass through eas- for bedding intlie stables in summer Plenty- - of warm skim milk will make a calf grow and cold skim milk will kill g -- ucares can do nearly or quite as much ork as horses says a writer in 2e- sraslca Farmer and if kept in a good condition and properly bred to a good sire will bring a good colt Outside Di the cost of service it will cost prac ¬ themselves A common worker egg Tis taken and fed a certain kind of food and a fully developed female is produced from an eacr that in the natural course would have been imperfect As soon as she has become fully grown the queen bee sets out to find a mate and after her return from this Avedding trip never leaves her home aeain unless it is to seek another and more commodious one for it is always the old queen that leaves with the swarm instead of a younger one The jefueen bee lives four or five years aifd is capable of laying from 2000 to 3000 eggs a day during all this time As the ordinary worker lives less thaii six weeks in the working season and only six or seven months under the most favorable circumstances the queen sees many generations of her children come and go ISTo queen ever had more loyal subjects than those of the queen bee and they will die in defense of tter and their home at any time If a strange queen is introduced into a colony the members of it pounce upon her at once unless their old queen is removed in which case the stranger is usually given a warm welcome If a- surplus of queens is hatched in a hive the extra ones are killed at once and after the old queen becomes useless for the purpose of laying more eggs to keep up the strength of a col¬ ony her ehiltlren kill her and cast her out and raise up a new one to succeed ¬ lie DisHIccd Egotism What is the matter witlr vou asfedthe f f vtet wife of the pedjulfar man Im feeling lonely was the replyi R S Bowman Instructor o Prof i Dont you like tins citv Natural Sclenqe in Hartsville Col W J dont like this earth lejre Cnred of a Severe Illness uy Whats the objection to it ur v xnniiiis rjuu rms ior riut people are too egotistical If theres People After Physicians Failed anything I hate its egotism And when 1 J see kings going ahead confidently and doing From the Republican Columbus Ind things wrong and diplomatists trying all S Bowman the able instructors jsorts of insincere tricks with pomplcte ef- Prof H of natural science in the famous Hartsville iiunteiy auu lawyers seeding appiause ior arguing oq the wrong side of a case and Ind College is well and favorably known- everybody displaying utter selfishness with hot only as an educator but also as a mjiHJ out a blush 1 am forced to the conviction ister of the gospel as for a number of years that I am the only consistent high toned he was pastor of the United Brethren church and moral gentleman on this globe And it Washington Star makes me feel lonely PHiSfCIANS BAFFLED ii m m Motherhood maternity Do you know the meaning of what is popularly Urn 1 - - - The child fairly drinks in health from its mothers rdbusfc constitution before birth and from a healthy mothers milk after Is not Jthat an incentive to prepare for a healthy A mother who is in good physical condition transmits to her children the blessings of a good constitution Kv YiHH 1L ¬ mm au u CHB V vsl he us merely keeping up appearances in order to try to find some way of getting out of his present difficulties What has led jou You surprise me sir I repeat that in my opinion Jonathan Doxey is a ruined manand that Yes His Sad Fix land Leader I asked him for his daughters hand in marriage yesterday and he gave his consent without a murmur What ivould you do if vou were inmv place- run away or Clevestay here- and try- to1 live it down - to this conclusion7 ¬ ¬ ¬ KTlTmSumI s it 7- - work horse must have plenty of nutritious food Every animal has just so much growth in them and no more Remem- ¬ ber this in feeding especially for mar ¬ will help to keep the horses with a good appetite if the boxes and man gfirs are cleaned out before fresh food is put in them The growing pig should never be allowed to fall off in condition sufficient to retard its growth but should be kept growing steadily until maturity While with the majority of farmers pasturing can be depended upon very largely during the summer yet when it is an item to keep as much stock as the pastures will carry it will be found good economy to grow some soilinjr crops Farmers Union ket In order to perform hard labor the¬ It x ¬ k- - t t - eject these grubs t their present stage by blowing tobacco smoke into the nos sheep and immediately aftv trils of the to blow up a pinch pf fine snuff erwards the sneezing then ejecting the grubs This remedy is that used by the Scotch ¬ sheep bot fly iiL the nasal sinuses These grubs have now found their wajr to these places where they take up their quarters until next spring or summer when they escape and fall to the ground where they take on their final form as a fly and immediately lay their eggs on the sneeps nose and so the new round begins It is possible to The Slreep Hot FlA trickling of blood from the nose in- ¬ dicates the presence of the grubs of the - iJont you know that fresh J-at PROF R S BOWMAN strawberries would be enough Dont you Charlotte Mich before coming to Harts suppose everybody knows they are for ville V sate Some time ago he had a severe ill nesa fI dunno answerdd the grocer Some which was cured almost miraculously A folks seem to think I anrgivin them away reporter hearing of this interviewed him re and then the old gentleman put the berry garding his experience Prof Uowmari was back in the box Indianapolis Journal in the midst of his work when the reporter called but he cheerfully gave him a hearing Niagara Excursion A year ago last fall said the professor The annual excursion this year will broke down with nervous exhaustion and be run by the C H D By on July S was unable to properly attend to mj duties Trains will leave Cincinnati about noon I tried different physicians but withno Tick- ¬ Telief and also used many different pro and Indianapolis about 10 a m jrietaiy medicines spending almost fifty ets will be good five days The rate¬ dollars for these medicines alone lihcn suc- will be S700 irom Cincinnati and Incumbed to a siege of the grip in the middle dianapolis SO 50 from Dayton SS00 of winter and was left in a much worse con- from Decatur and Peoria and S14 25 ly kidneys were fearfully dis- from Chattanooga good seven days dition ordered and my digestion became very poor The route is via Toledo Detroit and 1 was indeed in a had condition the Michigan Central railway through A minister in conference learning of my the best part of Southern Canada condition advised me to try Dr Williams the line Pink Pills for Pale People I had heard direct to close FallstheThe only from passing to brink much about the wonderful curative powers of this medicine but it was with reluctance which a full and complete view of both that I ivasx finally persuaded to try it as it the American and Canadian Falls can seemed that nothing could do me any good be seen to advantage Niagara is one However I procured three boxes of pills and of the greatest wonders on the globe took them strictly according to directions everybody knows of Niagara and By the time the last dose was taken I was everybody wants to go there The C almost cured and in better health than I H D R was the first to inaugurate had been for years I continued using the these cheap excursions and always has fills awhile longer and was entirely cured the best accommodations provided for cheerfully recommend iDr-- Williams its patrons Persons desiring full in- ¬ Pink Pills for Palc People- Such was Professor Bowmans wonderful formation about this excursion should story which was further endorsed by the address the undersigned and a de- ¬ scriptive circular will be mailed you following affidavit 1G 1897 D G EDWARDS HARTSVILLE Ind March affirm that the above accords with the I Passr Traffic Mgr C II D Ry lads in my case Cincinnati Ohio R S BOWMAN Subscribed and sworn before me this just as sure as a woman forgets to take U6th dav of March 1897 her handkerchief with her some one tella LYMAN J SC U J D EB Notary Public her a tale of woe and she is compelled to STATE OF INDIANA ss weep under such embarrassing circumDr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People stances that she doesnt enjoy it Atchison contain all the elements necessary to give Globe new life and richness to the blood tind ace 100 Reward 100 storc shattered nerves They are sold in boxes never in loose form by the doz The readers of this paper will be pleased en or hundred at 50 cents a box or six to learn that there is at least one dreaded boxes for SiiO and may be had of all drug- - disease that science has been abld to cure in or directly by mail from Dr Williams all its stages and that is Catarrh Halls Medicine Co Schenectady N-- Y Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure -known to the medical fraternity Catarrh being it constitutional disease rcqiTires a Nouvelle Rich esse Hostess rtl want to Halls Catarrh give a large party What would you advise constitutional treatment Cure is taken internally acting directly gentlemen la the dansant or upbnthe Blood and inucous surfaces of the aetter ntVl Fliegende itystehi thereby destroying the foundation of the disease and giving the patient Cascarets stimulate liver kidneys and strength by building up the constitution and bowels Never sicken weaken or gripe 10c assisting nature in dointr its work The proprietors have so much faith hi its eura- A little girl gets mad quickest when a boy Ktive poAvers that they oiler One Hundred she jincets doesnt tip his hat Washington Hollars for any case that it fails to cure Send for list of testimonials Democrat Address 1 J Cheney Co Toledo O Sold by Druggists 7oc THE MARKETS Halls FamilyPilJs are the best 3 Cincinnati June 25 A woman wearing a sealskin sacque and 3 LIVE STOCK Cattlecommoni 2 50 chewing gum looks just as bad as if she 3 90 60 select butchers had on an old faded shawl Washington G 00 5 5U CAIAJSS Fair to good light Democrat 3 00 M 3 40 HOum uominon 3 50 3 v40 viixed packers 3 75 4 10 Patronized by tlie Government lirhtshipcers 3 C5 CO 4 10 SHE The U S Government is a big cus- ¬ 6 00 5 50 LANiiJi spring tomer of the Winchester Repeating Arms 3 25 ffli 3 50 UK Winter lamily FLO The authorities Co New Haven Ct 80 GKA1X Wheat No 2 red appreciate that Winchester rifles and amto 75 25 U The 10000 orn No 2 mixed munition are the best made 2Ui rifles just made for the INavy by the Win65 U J i to 35 chesters are the best military arm in the 11 so 11 25 HAY Prime to choice world The Government is constantly buy ¬ 9 VZlA PROVISIONS Mess pork ing large quantities of all kinds of am3 40 Lard Prime steam 8 6 munition of the Winchesters on account of BUTTER Choice dair- yK A uy-- its superiority In buying guns or ammunii rime to cnoice creamery 3 25 2 50 APPLES Per bbl tion it is safe to follow the Government ex- ¬ 1 00 1 10 POT A TO ES Pe r bbl r perts as thev know which make is the best THE EGG EATING HEN FOILED They NEW YORK Send for a Winchester catalogue 4 90 4C0 ily Tack this on the upper edge of the FLOUR Winter patent sent free are 77J5 frame a allowing it to sag five or six GRAIN w Wheat No 1 riorthn 747s O icu One reason why all of us down in our inches in the center- as at b To com- CORN No 2 mixed 29JJ hearts have unbounded respect for an old 21 OATS a 9 21 U womans cures is that she never charges plete the nest and make it more attract- ¬ PORK Mixedmess 00 8 59 New i three dollars a visit and her sympathy never 3 80 ive and natural for the hens wisps of LARD Western I sounds like the clinking of coin Atchison hay may be twisted and sewed on the CHICAGO Globe 4 70 4 CO oatents inside The frame should be made to FLOUR Winter No 2 77 Wheat fit tightly in the nest heretofore used GRAIN 2 Chicago springred A Veil of Mist C9M 68 No 24 so that it wrill not have to be fastened CORN No 2 23i Rising at morning or evening from some 17 178 lowland often carries in its folds the seeds The egg will drop through the hole and OATS No 2 80 7 85 PORK Mess bf malaria x Where malarial fever prevails 3 S2Y roll to one side of the nest below The LARD Steam no one is safe unless protected by some BALTIMORE eggs may be gathered by simply lift¬ efficient medicinal safeguard Hostettcrs 3 90 25 Ivamiiy ing up the front side of the frame Cur ¬ FLOUR Wheat No 2 Stomach Bitters is both a protection and a GRAIN 7614 7Gf or soperson reined Corn Mixed tis J Irwin in Farm and Home 2SM 28i journs v in Nomiasmaticwho inhabitscountry region or a 2S Cits No 2 white a 11 50 should omit to procure this fortifying agent LARD Refined For Files on Cattle 16 85 which is also the iinest known remedy for Take coal tar two parts arid coal oil PORK Mess 4 15 4 50 CATTLE First quality dyspepsia constipation kidney trouble and 4 jo 4 20 and grease one part of eacb and mix HOG Western rheumatism INDIANAPOLIS a small amount of carbolic acid with 89 What current event of No Rural Teacher Apply with a cloth b5 moistening the GRAIN Wheat mixed 2 24 Corn No 2 great interest can you give me this morn-ing-20 t hair and horns of the animal with the Guts No 2 mixed -- Small Girl eagjrlyrMy ma has liquid In the applications include feet LOUISVILLE just made 20 tumblers of jell 3 o Winter 4 00 and legs and it will drive every fly FLOUR Wheat patent red No 2 84 8 GRAIN Just try a 10c box of Cascarets candy ca one - Now said the fussy old gentleman putt ting one of the biggest berries in his mouth and picking up another what is the sense of having that sign read fresh strawberries for1 It Meant Something ¬ sale ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ called those long ¬ ings or cravings which beset so many woisen during pregnancy There is something lacking iu the Nature cries out mothers blood and will be satisfied at all hazards Pne woman wants sour things another wants sweets another wants salt things and so on The real need all the time is to enrich the blood so as to supply nourishment for another life and to build up the entire generative system so that the birth may be possible and successful If expectant mothers woufd fort ify themselves with Lydia E Pink hams Vegetahe Compound which for twenty years has sustained thousands of women in this condition there would be fewer disappointmenfsf at birth and they would not experience those annoying longings In the following letter to Mrs Pinkham Mrs Whitney demonstrates the I power of the Compound in such cases She says Prom the time I was sixteen years old till I was twenty three I was troubled with weakness of the kidneys and terrible pains when my monthly periods came on I made up my mind to try Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and was soon relieved After I was married the doctor saidI would never be able to go my full time and have a living child as I was1 constitutionally weak I had lost a baby at seven months and a half The next time I commenced at once and continued to take 3rour Compound through the period of pregnancy and I said then if I went my full time and the babyJ 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 44 1 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 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 Whitstex5 George St E Somerville Mass ¬ -- -- Good Shot Do you think Id better challenge luiir Customer who has purchased a pair of They will do very well though asked the man who thought he had a griev- ¬ kid gloves ance referring to the editor thev are a trifle large No returned the man of the world Saleswoman But then your hands are You might aim at him and miss him but Is there anything else so small Yes there are a few things I wanted when he gets a pen in hand and aims at Let me see oh yes a gallon of molasses a you he never misses I wouldnt stir hinLUg Chicago Post pound of tenpenny nails and a hindquarter any more In tlie Department Store Mrs Sweet Do you find it economical them sent Perhaps you may as well send them as to do your own cooking husband I am not going directly home Boston Mrs Burnem Oh yes my when we much as he did Transcript doesnt eat half as had a cook Judy s Tne Rnlins Passion I hear that you have made a careful examination of the blood stains I bet that girls always borrowing What do you trouble She has such a sad face found at Badlots barn iv make of them Yes shes probably looking for a soriovj Seuum an expert It is impossible for me to match Detroit Journal i to say just at present whether the stains are human blood or the blood of a horse for Fifty Cents You see I may be engaged by the govern oy tne ueiense Over 400000 cured Why notletNo-To-Ba- c ment and 1 may be engaged regulate or remove your desire tor tobacco r iioston Transcript Saves monev makes health and manhood Cure guarantees 53c and 100 all druggists Impressing Him quite a siege with that Well you Probably no man in the world ever had 1 never saw a man ges- among his women real estate agent relatives two who agreed ticulate so violently- - What ailed him upon what Avas his duty Atchison Globe Oh the fellow has iust heard of that v German professors theorv that the Garden f Star Tobacco ot iueu was aytiiitu 111 iuu iiiicu wuuts As you chew tobacco for pleasure usa and now he claims that he has seen the impression of Adams fall on a rock in the Star It is not only the best but themost lasting and therefore the cheapest neighborhood of the land he had to sell of lamb Will you take them with you or have Splendid Economy Tlie Experts Quandary - Paulpry ¬ m Xc-To-B- iic l ld ¬ - - I -- J 1 - Jester The usual seats asked the gentlemanly box office attendant Er no give me something cheaper in -- He Jvnew Every man knows a good use to which some other man might put his monev N ¬ YiWeeklyi -- 1SP--Cho- ice 7 a T ¬ Thanks Glad your wife got safely home from her tripi Detroit A constant loafer not only is a borg but Pree Press he becomes impudent in time Washington A Sad Prospeet Democrat Mr Rooney So yer poor bye Mike When bilious or costive cat a Cascaret was sint up for life Missis MeCafferty candy cathartic cure guaranteed 10c toc long sintince Sure that do be a Missis McCafferty 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 live ter complate it Twinkles the pit Here you are Pisos Cure for Consumption relieves the most obstinate coughs Rev D Buch- mueller Lexington jMo Feb 24 1894 - r i ¬ ¬ iiiirLgiiii ¬ N - ¬ - y Mrs Mattik S Mitchell Glad Hill Va Feb 21 189C teen years and find that nothing equals 1 for j them are indigestion- - I They the only relief I have found in all these 1 years for the suffering of I dyspepsia- and indigestion I - Ayers Pills for have been usiDg tlilr- fc ¬ -- I- - ley every respect John F Ash- Pelican La July 19 1895 Eiljs for years for bilious- ness and constipation I find them very effecdve and mild in action They suit my system in I have been using Ayers Illlljlill8i JllllllSiliIlliilf illlllllillll W py I V Jgrl j -- lllfg iESjlgslf iiyBKilPk T7 1 IBfitllllillF a illiilllllF Vv X V 1 v V wis V s j j V j 1 A y VI r t Ut - 4 - j N - V L7 WEIGHTY WORDS FOR x JBl r 1r v rsliepherds - - - -- tobacco growing profitable even at those figures There is said to be a growing belief among American tobac- ¬ co consumers that home grown tobacco equals the imported article Tobacco is grown in at least a dozen states Penn ¬ sylvania leading in the amount of production while Ohio Jias 50000 acres giyen up to the culture and an average crop of 30000000 pounds ¬ mer who does not raise tobacco The Connecticut leaf is particularly valua ¬ ble for wrapping purposes and also ex ¬ cels in flavor In Ohio the growers say that the total expenses of their crops average S5 per acre but they find In Connecticut there is hardly a far Extent of Tobacco Farming ¬ away and application will last ten days or more in dry weather Apply as often as neeessaiw and your cows will be entirely secure from flies of all kinds Any kind of old lard or grease can be Coal tar is the base of this rem used edy and when too thick to spread well use more coal oil when too thin to adhere well use more coal tar Carbolic acid will cost abqut 50 or 60 cents in crystals by the pound and every farmer should alwajs keep it on hand as in its many uses it is indispensable Live Stock Record To Be Used ivitU Care TTngroimd cotton seed is a good food hut should be used with some care It is rarely safe to feed it to hogs es pecially to pigs it often causes trouble when fed to calves or other young stock The seed has a large percentage of oil and also of nitrogenous or flesh form ing matter Generally it will be found advisable to mix the seed with grain or other food rather than to feed it alone although this is often done The lint left ori the seed may be considered ob- ¬ jectionable but it very rtrely causes trouble except with hogs Certainly Hie- seed should not be allowed to go to ¬ Corn Mixed Oats Mixed 26 - a 264 LAKD Steam 8 7n 3 75 ZlVi tharticfincst liverandbowel regulatormade You cant do that again when the boy cut off his tail said the pig ¬ lite m ¬ j m zSm AYERS PILLS 1 J IS r 1 11 11 I J W 9l mi Mi m imtt CATHARTIC iANDY CURECOMSTiPATiOH 10 II II I i tiff ¬ If MlMy j -- i atir S f f v MK33wlNs4flBVVi wxmWk m B 11 i- - l -- ¬ A marvelous example of skillful d JV 1 1 1 1 1 workmanship The only bicycle with absolutely true bearings E j kml I 85 ALL 50- - AfiSflTinTRTY rTlAKANTRRn cnre 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AJDVEJtTISES thm Advertiser S v xa V ti v v y v 1 - r V - Ji r v V f r j A vt 0 VT try f - - s y i T - - T ljvrr 8 Incomparable Service si Tjete Queen and Crescent trains are the run in the State of Kentucky trains Four duilv trains to Cincinnati connect ntn the main highways of the Great Trunk ttjinesof the North West and East This is the line par excellence to Washing ¬ Boston and the East ton New York aud Crescent connects with The CJueen -- severy line out of Cincinnati s T Swift P T A Lexington Ky Morgan E P A Lexington Ky W fln--e- THE BDUBQN NEWS 1RIDAY XUNE 4 1B97 - v A liaHT DISPATCHER ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR STATE SENATOR fjfc r t IT v trains by wiro and I would not go back it for 100 a day You have really no idea of how it wears on a man Some stand it better than others but it wrecks every Its about 11 years now since I handled to M v v r - rlvfe f - r 0 1 If t h v f - a Tr- - w J ti T1 1 i - i I P f II J 5- - r x vy 1 1 - t - ct V V it V 3 i if t man in Missouri I took to smoking 15 FOR JAILER CO YEARS cent cigars and wcayng 8 hats I had a EXPERIENCE well developed case of swelled head and We are authorized to announce Wm me A few months ex L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of showed it all over ierienco with faithless operators tricky BourbpnCounty subject to the action y trainmen and arrogant superiors however of the Republican patty took the conceit out of me and I began to realize just how big a job it was to handle A i FOR CIRCUIT CLERK v a heavy train wire and give satisfaction Wo are authorized to announce A J The fact is the man who can please all TRADE MARKS There are times Gorey s a candidate for Circuit Clerk DESIGNS hands has yet to be born COPYRIGHTS c when some train must be delayed and its subject to the action of the Republican Anyone sending a Sketch and deseription may often a case of Hobsons choice The train- ¬ party iVV quickly ascertain free whether an invention is men who wait curse the dispatcher into probably patentable Communications strictly confidential Oldest apency for securing patents themiddle of purgatory and back again FOR ASSESSOR vn America We have a Washington ofllee Co receive and those who get advantage brag about Patents taken through Munn We are authorized to announce C J fapecial notice in the the run they made SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN One night the road was fairly hot with Daniel as a candidate for Assessor of beautifully illustrated largest circulation of trains when I came on duty I wondered Bourbon County subject to ther faction y sany scientific journal weekly terms 300 a year how in thunder I should ever get the pas- ¬ of the Republican party Specimen copies and Hand oiBLoOsix months senger train through without delay There Book ox Patents sent free Address We are authorized to announce p L seemed to be a train on every side track Hough as a candidate for Assessor of CO MUNN over the whole length of the road and more Bourbon County subject to the action 361 BrondWny Now York Shoes Dry between stations I worked like a beaver of the Republican party It was in the old days of what are known as single orders when each train received FOR POLICE JUDGE a separate order which must be sent to Calico 3c 600 rrs Mens Pants 25c worth 75c each one concerned singly You will easily We are authorized to announce Wm Challie 3c BOO prs Mens Pants good values 49c wortb 125V rush of business a single In tbe sfrpry of Jonathan and Hi see how in theincorrectly transmitted and Remington as a candidate for- - Police Lawn V3c T 5U0prs Mens wool Jeans rants rzc Continent by Max ORell When yon order might be Judge subject to the action of the f G ingham 3c etc newspaperTHB trains leave stations under conflicting or ¬ Democratic party want to read a real live 200 prs Boys Knee rants 25c VQ ders which would certainly bring them HAZEL GREEN HERALD fills the 100 Mens Suits were 15 now 9 00 Wts are authorized to announce John 20 yds Sea Island Brown Cotton 1 a year always in advance The together unless corrected Nowadays the Trill 20 yds Bleached Muslin 100 Mens Suits were 812 now 790 candidate for Police R Adair as editor is a free silver crank bnt orig most progressive roads all use orders so Judge subject a to the action of the 14 yds Lonsdale and Mason ville Bleached 1 MensNSuits were 10 now more receive two trains or 600 JMuslin inaland np to date Single copies havinp wordd that same time and thus the risk Democratic party oc 8 now 500 are them at the 1 each Dress bingham Ad vei tisers Mens Suits were vsold as high as V from the time the of error is lessened That system was strictly 4iu it authorized to announce Newt Handsome Percales 7 c We are Mens Suits were 6 now 375 secure space Send subscriptions and hardly known in my time and we worked Clark as a candidate for Pdlice Judge Black Sateen 7Jc Mens Suits were 475 now 295 on the perilous single order plan -write for ad rates to subject to the action of the Democratic Crash 4c Knee Pants Suits 49c A double header left the foot of the party Spence Cooper an Towels 5c up Knee Pants Suits 1 Hazel Green Ky mountain auout midnight holding orcLr giving it the right to Summit About Lace Curtains 40c up Knee Pants Suits 125 FOR MAYOR 35 minutes ahead of it was a fast freight rshades 10c up Knee Pants Suits 150 The latter had an engine numbered 427 We are authorized to announce Window V iV now 125 Mens tonoes worm Perry as a candidate for Bed Quilts 49c up and the double train had engines 342 and Benj working Mayor of the ritjT of Paris subject to Ticking 5c up 327 You must remember I was Mens Shoes worth 250 now 6190 3 every minute trying to keep the freights the action of the Democratic party White Goods 4Jc up Mens Shoes worth 3 now 225 ROUTE out of the way of the night passenger Mens Shoes worth 375 now 275 We are authorized to announce W T Shirting Cotton 4c up BEST LINE TO AND FROM trains r Mens Shoes worth 4 and 450 now 3 25 Along toward morning a train was Brooks as a candidate for Mayor of the Cottonade lOic city of Paris subject to the action of Ladies Skirts 95c Mens Laundered Shirts White and Colo d 44c go down the mountain and 1 ready to gave it an order to run wild and wait for the Democratic party Ladies Shirt Waists 25c Mens Laundered Shirts worth 1 now 6ve in Michigan All Points engine 427 at Summit In some way or Curtain Scrim 5c up Big line of Sheets Hats Trunks etc at s other the double train following slipped v Prices for Ten Days 3P2JLoos3 25c Dress Goods now 19 my memory completely I have thought White City Special 50c Dress Goods now 39c FOR since I must have got mixed on the two Best Terminal Station any rate when 75c Dress Gpods now 49c numbers 427 and 327 At s f the operator at Summit reported the two Silks at special prices l M trains leaving it came over me with the BY Special prices on our Ladies and Childrens Shoes and suddenness and pain of a galvanic shock Avoiding The Tunnel Slippers in Tan and Black uhat I had given what we call a lap order The horrible feeling that seized me of- ¬ ten makes me shudder when I think of it Wagner Sleeping Cars A now My nana ten rrom tne Key limp and nerveless Something seemed to cast From this date May 14 until June With every purchase at our store you a coupon and when you get 10 worth of coupon tickets you a blur before my eyes so I could not read 1st I will make one dozen cabinet get free a large handsome glass framed picture 33uffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping the orders before me The blood rushed to photos for 300 Come now and you will reap a Remember these are special prices for 10 days Dont delay Cars my head and my temples beat like trip Cars Private Compartment I will also make one 16x20 crayon hammers But only for a second Like a portrait from any negative I have for harvest REMEMBER THE PLACE Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars flash I seized the key and asked the opera- ¬ 250 tor to stop the down train It was too I have all the negatives made since 1 late it had1 gone Then I tried to reach have been in Paris and will make dupliiBe sure your tickets read via BIG the double train but it too had passed cate photos from same at extremely low FOUR the last telegraph office and I knew that prices rf V L 0 McCORMICK no earthly power could prevent those trains To those who are not now prepared to from striking and striking hard for the take advantage of these low pricesT will PassengerTraffic Mgr grade is nearly 20 feet to the mile up there sell a contract which will be good until D B MARTIN I sent for the chief dispatcher immedi- ¬ September 1st 1897 Gen Pass Tkt Agt s ately and told him the situation He was are for CASH The above Cincinnati O an old hand at the business and an affair when sitting is prices or order placed BOUSE AlD LOT USD BLACK- - A DESIRABLE 60 ACBE made FARM of this kind fretted his nerves almost to AC DAUGHER L GRINNAN the point of insanity He added nearlyOO per cent to my agony of mind He would SMITH SHOP FOR SALE Paris Ky git down and look the train sheet over and PAINTER seem to devour the fatal orders with his DESIRE to sell my house and lot THAVE a well situated 60 acre Bour- eyes then jump up with a gesture of de- ¬ with blacksmith shop at Jackson I bon County farm which 1 desire to EGOHATOB spair and say By gosh thats too bad I ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal sell It is well improved For any Then he would pace up and down the floor ance in twelve months For further further particulars address All persons having claims against the 434 repeating to himself Thats too bad too assigned estate of William Tarr are re- ¬ Main St Parjs Ky particulars address or call on J E PLUMMER bad theyll strike as sure as the world quested to tile them at once and on any BENJ F SHARON Millersburg Ky 8jan tf ALSO DEALER IN returning always to pore over the train day before the undersigned or their at- ¬ 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky sheet and order book I could have screamed torney verified as requires the Oil with the awful strain of nervous suspense Any claim not filed may law barred as be I confidently believe that nothing but lacl provided oy law Ma ¬ Brushes of courage and the curious fascination kept Window R P me from rushing out and jumping off the JAS S STOLL Will pay the highest price for wool into the river 75 feet Assignees Lexington Ky Glass GREATEST OrALl bridgefelt absolutelycertain below some of Call and see us before selling I that J Q Ward Atty Paris JR B HUTCHCRAFT PARIS KENTUCKY 4may 4t those men would be killed Had both trains Estimates promptly furnished for been single the drivers might possibly see AGAZINE glass paints painting andJdecorating each others headlights in time to jump Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls but I was sure ihe men on the second en- ¬ J3XjLS33bLc3L 33 Your work is promptly answered AWARDED DIPLOMA gine of the double header would go into solicited Prices reasonable the wreck all over and die as sure as fate persons having claims against the All fashionable nowadays For AND SILVER MEDAL AT It has become physical hereafter I to dis- assigned estate of M H Current are irm believe in a dont hereby requested to file the same prop- ¬ know anything about that but I do know Nashville Exposition that if mental torture be the let cf those erly verified on or before the 1st day of SSSLXalK- HAVE a lot of new farming imple- ¬ EXPOSITION IN PARIS who sin in this life after err accounts are July 1897 or they may be barred ments which have never been used Buy your ticket to Nashville via Cincin ¬ The old and well known firm of nati and Queen Crescent Route to Chatta ¬ audited I should prefer to take my chances Claims may be filed before the under ¬ that I will sell cheap for cash nooga Visit the historic city and the great Sinedley PRICE CENTS Butler of Millersburg Ky with the old fashioned style of punishment signed or his attorneys on any day 7 double shovel plows battlefields of Missionary Ridge and Lookout is now in progress of liquidation owing Suddenly both relays opened with a 2 pony plows Mountainjspend a day at the Chicamauga H C CURRENT NEARLY SCBSCRIPTINSi 292 National Military Paik then refreshed and to the assignment of J G- Smedley snap The chief looked at me with a per- ¬ 6 pair double trees Assignee ready for new conquests continue the jour- ¬ All of the large stock of dry goods fectly indesoribable expression and went to 12 5 tooth cultivators ney Low rates to the great Exposition in Ruddles Hills Ky notions fancy goods domestics boots 1 nice surrey effect viu this pleasant route TOILETTES PUBLISHING Ca the switchboard without a word We both J Q Ward or The Queeu Cresceni train service is per-¬ shoes hats caps and every article kept knew without telling what it meant The Harmon Stitt Attjrs 1 barouche fect the schedules fast ones the scenery un- ¬ by a first class store is now being offered trains had struck and the piled up wreck- ¬ 2 phseton buggies surpassed anywhere Paris Ky fn 21may4t 126VEST23STNEWY0RK age had broken the wires down We tested It you want the journey to be a pleasant at cost for cash This is a fine oppor- ¬ J H HAGGARD one see that your tickets read via Cincinnati tunity for any one wishing to engage in for the break and soon located it half way G lenns old stand corner Fourth and and Queen Crescent the dry goods business and assume con- ¬ up the mountain I gave up the last par- ¬ W C Rinearson G P A Cincinnati O BAXLROAD TIME CARD trol of a house already established and High Streets ticle of hope at this and only waited in a well known throughout Central Ken- ¬ kind of dull wonder to learn the extent of Paris Ky N R R L X Rates To Nasliville tucky Any one wishing to buy the the casualty K stock as a whole should address The 35 or 40 minutes that elapsed after ARRIVAL OP TRAINS Tenn Centennial and International the wire failed until we got he official re- ¬ ALEX BUTLER port of the accident seem to me now as From Cincinnati 1116 a m 538 p Exposition Nashville Tenn- - May 1st to Of the firm of Smedley Butler m 1015 p m misty as a dream I worked away2at the N will sell tickets Oct 31st 97 L Millersburg Ky wire imechanically guided only by the From Lexington 439 a m 745 a m EAST BOUND on first mortgage Apply at following rates for the round trip 339 p m 627 p m force of habit using the circuits as they at The Bourbon News April 28 to Oct 15th final limit Nov 7 IBLv Louisville 830am 600pni were made up by the chief He kept fuss From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m 11 15am S40pm 26mar tf Ar Lexington office 333 p in 1260 April 29 to Oct 30jfinal limit 15 IjV Lexington 1125am 850pm 830ani 550pm lfg at the switchboard in a perfect misery m From Maysville 748 a m 330 p 3f nervousness Lv Vinchesterll5Sam 923pm 915am G30pm 925 April days from date of sale Ar Mt Sterling1225pm 950pm 950am 705pm At length the Summit operator called TRAINS DEPARTURE OF 27 to Oct 30 final limit 7 days including Ar Washington 65 am 340pm THE PATRONS OF THE PARIS and my heart beat almost audibly as I an- ¬ Ar Philadelphia10lnam 7 05pm To Cincinnati 445 a m 755 a m of sale 760 ICE MFG CO date swered him for I knew from his tremu- ¬ ArXew York 1240un 9D8pm 346 pm F B Carr Agt lous sending that he had received the re- ¬ We appreciate your past patronage WEST BOUND port I think he must have understood To Lexington 755 a m 1127 a m We are now ready to quote prices for D 545 p m 1021 p m my feelings for the first words he tele next season and will not be undersold - Ar Winchester- - 730am 450pm fi5nam 250pm anybody 800am 520pm 735ain 345pm graphed almost crazed me with gratitude To Richmond 1125 a in 543 p m Ar Lexington CMCI1ATI RY byRemember F1UMF0RT 1025 p m Before sending a line of the formal report 911am 130pm Ar Frankfort Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati our ice is of pure distilled ArShelbyville 1001am 7r2Cpm he told me Theres nobody hurt I gave To Maysville 755 a m 635 p m Ohio In Effect March 1 1897 water 1100am 815pm Ar Louisville up right then and there and said F B Carr Agent DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY PARIS ICE MFG CO Trains marked thus f run daily es youll have to take the rest of this Mr H Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris report cept Sunday other tnins run daily Ky EAST BOUND PHIL NIPPERT cant and got up and went home Through Sleepers between Louisville I It seems the engineer saw the head- ¬ 09feb Manager G30am 300pm TUESDAY JUNE 8TH 1897 Lve Frankfort Lexington aud New York without lights and jumped and the men on the b43ara 320pm Elkhorn Arr -- change G5lam 332pm first engine of the double header after W MILLER has received returning every second Tuesday in each Arr Switzer Ground U S AND FOREIGN 702am 348pm For rates Sleeping Car reservations or sounding a sharp whistle for brakes OSCARexclusive agency for this and month Arr Stamping PKO CURED 708am 358pm any information call on Optician Landman ArrDuvalis Bhrieked to the following crew to jump and adjoining counties for the sale of 720am 415pm Arr Georgetown EUGENE W JOHNSON F B Carr 800am 430pm kept on shrieking after they struck the Bryans new book entitled 3MMBMmL has been visiting this Lve Georgetown The First 812am 442pm Agent L city regularly for over Arr Newtown N R R ground and until the engine passed them Battle It is written in Mr Bryans 822am 452pm SOLICITOR AND ATTORNEY IN EXT ¬ Centreville sar George W Barney five years and has ad- ¬ Arr Elizabeth Paris Ky The warning was heard in time and all best style clear x concise and logical 82Sam 458pm ENT CAUSES Div Pass Agent justed glasses to the Arr Paris 840am 510pm hands got off with nothing worse than a His inspiring language full of keen Arr Lexington Ky 1729 New York Ave Washington D G eyes of the best people few bruises but that finished my train satire and brilliant rhetoric will charm WEST BOUND Office established 18G8 Charges moderate of Paris and Bourbon dispatching Exchange interest and instruct not only those who 20am 530pm Lve Paris Correspondence Requested 32am 542pm were his most devoted followers but County and has proven himself com-¬ 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