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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): June 8, 1897

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. r - t rfPKffeJ r SiTT a r n - i i V - - X i- - t T T -- IN THI F I ill MILLER i warn BOURBON PRINTED EVERY TUESiMfcT AND FRIDAY m M1LLERSBURG N EWS H vj X -- ftfie i iWi-Jifr- V- 43 f - CHAMP Editors and Owners Established feb 1 issi SEVENTEENTH YEAR r PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY JUNE 8 1897 lunchi The Infirmary management will furnisiucoffee News Notes Gathered NO 46 The excellent quality of CLOTHING PRICE V V S CO are selling and at such extremely low figures is attracting the -- ATTENTION IP of every citizen of Bourbon county who wants to save money Call at once and see our 5 Suits well worth 850 Our 750 Suits are of the 1 1 quality Our 10 Suits cannot be bought anywhe re else for less than SI 350 Boys Suits from 1 to 5 Ladies call and see our Brownies for Children Straw hats a plenty A full line of Cbanslors Underwear Give us a call you Mrs Jas A Hook guest of his Mr Butler returned to will be satisfied en yesterday Chas Mills Sunday Burc Miss Mabel Dailey went to Maysville Tuesday to visit friends MrvHarlan Vimont has been quite ill for several days with pleurisy Mrs Bettie Martin left yesterday to visit relatives in Keokuk Iowa Mr Shirley Frisbie of Cynthiana visited lady friends here Sunday Miss Lpra Letton returned Friday from Hamilton College Lexington Miss Lucile Judy went to North Mid dletown Saturday to visit relatives Mclntyre shipped a McClintock car of hogs to Cincinnati yesterday- Addison Turner went to Cincinnati yesterday to try the tobacco market Mr Josh Reese of Shannon was the guest of Mr I F Chanslor Saturday Misa Louie Warford has returned from Hamilton College for the Summer Dr Huffman went to Berry Friday to see his brothers wife who is very ill John Oonnell and wife of Paris were guests of Mrs Anna Thornton Sunday Mrs Will A Johnson of Paris was the guest of Mrs Dr I RBest Satur- ¬ In And About The MriTas B Cray and family returned to MtjDliyet Friday Brower Scott Frazee Corner Main and Broadway Lexington Ky their bicycles to visit Mr Berry Bed fordnear Paris They will also visit relatives- at Mt Sterling land MriSl C -- hio passed through Rogers and wife of Cleve- ¬ Saturday on MrILewis Layson has been sent to Philadelphia by Parks Davis Co of CARPETINGS MATTINGS Detroit to make an exhibition of their LINOLEUMS WALL PAPERS finerug8 before the American Medical DRAPERIES FURNITURE Association which meets there this AND WOOD MANTELS wees SHW We handle All the Grades Fine Medium and Low Priced 4 5 ii -- v jll tA Large Assortments to Select From GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS - - PROMPT DELIVERY INSPECTION INVITED - Theatrical And Otherwise viaHm Remarks In Ootbftttisstudying Romeo and Ham let yHv by Joseph A Altsheter of Louisville is the title of a novelwust nublished bv Aonleton inb ii We Make to Order SCREEN WINDOWS AND DOORS x MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS - THE Sun of Saratoga WINDOW SHADES EXPERIENCED WORKMEN CORRECT PRICES PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMES A SPECIALTY ThlgapproachTof warm weather finds the theatrical people bunting pleasant Nat plactgto spmi thp Summer M M 9 Goodwin will go to Europe Clay Clem- ¬ day Mr Stiles Stirman was elected scIigqI ent wili enjoy lake breezes Mrs Lang trustee Saturday to fill the yearly va- ¬ try wAllgrest on her California ranch cancy Lillian Lewis will recuperate in Cuba Mrs Frank Perryman guost of Mrs and ISwc thy Morton will take a honey O W Arnold returned Friday to At- ¬ moomtrip Bobby Gaylor Wm Hoey lanta and ajhost of others will lounge at Mt Best went to Danville to Clemens Mich and Joe Jefferson will Mr Dodd visit his brother Mr Spencer Best fish ajtBuzzards Bay Maud Harrison graduate willtake a cottage near New York Mrs W E Williams and babe of Elizaville are guests of Mr and Mrs J JulizJJMarlowe sailed last week for Europe and will spend the Summer in H Letton Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository Maurice Hedgee corner of Fourth and High Sjbreecs Paris Ky we are now prepared Parisfand London Mr Jas Chanslor and sister Miss do all kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles such Bettie of Mason are guests at Mr Wm willirest aud study at Greenwood raft V RRftWFR Carpets Furniture Wall Paper Draperies fftTT f FRA7FF fASJ Ara- N i nearthis city carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new on to as 3 Brack- ¬ sister Yesterdays Temperature TnWfollowing is the temperature as notejyesterday by A J Winters Co BUGGIES BAMMM1S SERBIES jobs to be I Mrs Jas E Collier and son Will visited Mrs Will Bedford near Ruddles tof J vFq THE RELIABLE CLOTHIERS TrVVt - Messrs Chas Winn and Albert Hin ton of Paris called on lady friends here Saturday evening Mrs John V Ingels and Miss Katie to day Savaece left for MaysvilleJ to yfeit Mrs Swift Mrs J W Britt of Cass Conntv Mo is the guest of her son Rev W M 7lm aim tixcity x 10 pm m 1 65 70 73 everything in the vehicle line The public is invited to inspect our stock and compare our prices We have engaged experienced expert workmen to do our work and insure satisfaction and guarantee all Call and see us firsclass 3 75i v Prompt attention to all orders 11 12Cffl 2 pjin 5p1m m 3m r 74 71 71 68 65 63 67j JiiHaggaia HIGH ST COR FOURTH Buggy company ---- cA m Britt and family 7p5m Miss Lucy Robertson of Fleming is Chesapeake and Ohio Rys New Entrance To xifiiv York the gnest of her brother Rev Dan4 Robertsonandfamily Oxjxof tlie creiuest improvements ever Miss Lillian Waller of Paris was the made for the convenience of passengers to ¬ been cuestof Dr and Mr W MvMiller and fromiNew York City has justservice completed A new highspeed Ferry has --- PARIS KY VtB II u -- - Who pay cash like to deal where they can get the benefit of cash We appreciate that kind of trade and you can save money by dealing with us We will make our Fine Black Worsted Eftr Cutaway IHir 37 FOR 28 This will be a saving to you of 10 to S15 Trousers 350 4 and up dl m I 111 OiMlllliiiltl ldiliul lug ML H S STOUT Manager Fred Lansing Cutter iraKi d3SML XR reliable Female PILL ever offered to Ladies especiauy recommend PENNYROYAL I ed to married Ladies take Ask for DB KOTTS PEUHYSOYAIi per FIXS and uoxes no other Tor 500 Dox e EF Send for circular Jrlce 100 MOTTS CHEMICAXi CO - Cleveland Ohio mencement iipS PLLS The only safe sure and Thursday and Friday Miss Ora Curtis returned Sunday from a visit with her sister Mrs Green Claypole at Mt Olivet Mr Wm Turner wife and son of Paris spent Sunday with her brother Mr Ben Jones and wife Dr H A Smith and Messrs Dorsey Ray and Frank Bowden of Paris ends here Sunday Rev Taliferro wife and two daugh ¬ ters of Falmouth are guests of Rev Danl Robertson and family Mrs Marguerite McKee of Seven Mile Ohio is the guest of her brother Mr John Marshall near town About eight couples of young people from this place attended the hop at Blue Lick Springs Friday night There has been over 200000 pounds of tobacco sold m thisneighborhood in the past week from 7 cents to 8i cents Wanted Bluegrass seed Will pay the highest cash price 3t J G S M Allen Mr Wm Overley and wife of Win- ¬ chester were guests of Mr Harry Overley from Saturday until Monday Miss Alice Fritz Mrs Green R Kel¬ ler and Mrs Leer of Carlisle were guests of Mr Will Hamilton and family Friday Miss Lucy Allen went to Georgetown Saturday to visit Rev J K Nunnelly and wife and to also attend the comvisited-fri¬ ¬ been established from big Jersey City depot to the foot of 23d street in New York Cty where a handsome Ferry House has been erected with commodious waiting rooms Baggage room and all con v eniences of a v modern Union Depot Jersey City and The Ferries used between 23d street are just from the ship builder and all that can be embodied iu modern passenger steamers They are large double deckers and the landings on both sides of the river are so constructed that passengers can get aboard or ashore from both docks at once thus saving the trouble and annoyance of going up or down a crowd- ¬ ed stairway In connection with the 23d street station a line of hansoms and carriages has been es ¬ tablished that will take passengers to or from any pari of New York City a charge of 25 cents per passenger for a mile and a half or under ana 15 cents for each additional mile or fraction Trunks will be taken with pas- ¬ sengers iu four wheel carriages at 10 cents each The charge for passenger in four wheel carriages is 40 ceutsy on same distance basis as hansoms Valises are taken charge of by driver in either hansom or carriage at 5 cents each no charge for valises carried in hand This new station is in addition to theQourt land and Debrosses street stations these are still in use for persons going direct to the lower or business end o New York City but for persons desiring to go first to the hotel district the 23d street station fills every need landi g passengers only a few blocks from Fifth Avenue and Broadway Every promi- ¬ nent hotel is within easy reach Passengers leaving Lexington on the Chesapeake and Ohio Limited Vestibulated trains have the comfortof riding in through sleepers to New York without change making from three to five hours quicker time than via auy other line up-to-da- PRDE OF PARIS The Best The Whitest Purest and Si Jv frA jtfti- te FLOUR PARIS MILLING CO Ask Your Grocer For It v Take No Other SACK EVERY GUARANTEED - WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED J No 1 TOBACCO HOGSHEADS t Leave Lexington 115 a m in daily Arrive 23rd St N Y City and 915 p m daily Arrive 23rd St N Y City and 455 p m daily Arrive Lexington 800 a m York City and 850 p 1250 a m 755 a m WITH BEST INDIANA WHITE OAK HOOPS rd For SalelBy W T Brooks Druggist BLCEGRASS NURSERIES SEHI3NTCa- - 3 897 Lawn Orna--ment- al Hard Times Need no longer prevent the purchase of a piano nor compel you to buy one of inferior quality and Fruit Trees Grape Vines A6paragu and Small Fruits We em- ¬ ploy no agents but sell at Hying prices direct to the planter Telephone in office Strawberry and genferal nursery Catalogues on application to EVERYTHING Fall stock of for Orchard H F HILLENMEYER Lexington Ky 26feb tf isoMlonO PannersniD Roberts XJ8sery is by mutual consent dissolved The partnership of Drs All accounts of the firm are payable to Dr Roberts and he assumes the in- ¬ debtedness of the firm New and beautiful that will suit you in quality and price may be obtained from us upon terms which make piano owning easy We cordially invite fthose who want a niano to call anH investigate not only the instruments but also our plan of easy payments As we sell the best xpianos only our offer is exceptional Correspondence solicited from out of town people Pianos We are informed that Colonel Bald win issued orders Saturday to his four gate keepers North of this place to again collect toll Miss Mary Dougherty of Cynthiana and Miss Bessie Wells of Mason guest of the Misses Chanslor near town re turned home Friday Miss Mabel Dotts sister of Mrs C M Best who has attended the M P C for two years returned to her home in Philadelphia Tuesday Mrs Belle Taylor and daughters Miss Mary Taylor and Mrs Arthur Long of Midway went to Cynthiana yesterday to visit Mrs Elizabeth Ashbrook Mr Thos J Vimont and daughter Miss Bessie of St Louis arrived Fri ¬ day and will spend the Summer with Misses Charlotte apd Lizzie Vimoiit-Before a jury in Squire Bouldens court Saturday Lottie and Minnie Meng colored were fined 25 and given sixty days for keeping a disorderly ¬ ¬ m daily Write for new surface map of New Division Passenger Agent and 520 p WILL SELL CHEAP George W Barney TARR TEMPLIN THE Lexington Ky ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER The pictures being given away by Isgrig are works of Davis Thomson art and an ornament to any house of W See advertisement in another column Battle J Bryans new Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour- ¬ tf bon county The First book Send your order to Cscar G17 P J Main KIELY st Paris Ky Queen Crescent ROUTE San Francisco Choice of Routes to Texas Mexico and California via JNew urieans or via onrevepurt Short Line from the Blue Grass Cities to Cincinnati Free Parlor with every accommodation to patrons Cars Lexington to Cincinnati Cafe Parlor and Observa tion Cars between Cincinnati Lexington and Chattanooga 11 t t Ernest Urchs 121 Co April H H ROBERTS 30 1897 W GXTSSERY and 123 West Fourth Street unknown miscreant struck Riley Ray in the head with a rock Sat- ¬ A painful three inch urday night scalp wound and numerous bruises were Misses Childrens and Infants inflicted are made like Spring Heel Shoes The ladies of the W C T TJ will grown tip peoples that The finest lire visit the County Infirmary to morrow ever shown in Paris Every pair brim and any donations left with Mrs G W ful of style and quality and will out- ¬ Bryan or Mrs W M Miller will be wear their purchase price every time appreciated We are requested to state house Some reaches the jrinaipal cities of the Somth with a service of superbly appointed through trains Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars through to Harriman Chatta- ¬ nooga Attalla Birmingham Tuscaloosa Meridian New Orleans Atlanta Macon ana Jacksonville lnrougn oieepmg ars 10 wiioxviiie xiot springs and Asheville and from Chattanoogo to Jackson Vicksburg Monroe fiu Jmk if ¬ CINCINNATI that everybody who accompanies the visiting delegation will pleasQ carry l RI0N iL CLAY 1 Div Passr ChasWiZeU Agt Cincinnati J 0 Wi C BInearson iFu lTiitfr 1 fi faBfTv GP A Cincinnatit 0 it V - s N on v V J k - i J- - k0 -- 1 t4 - A iO HaLTSHE3 V s rj - t i - l VsW l - -- i-- v n3 ti Va j- sy i- - j 3 s k n 4 v - Wt- 4 v i - 81897 X JJ ffi K S - xl 1 m 3Hc - i- - i tv - -- r Mfe- i flTf J jr 3 J At A ISC j tm ffu- 8 u C jS3v it kl -- - i47rL rr JJlaw M- J I - m c -- sriJ Jmii isrtKa - t - -- - K r V Uf - If 5 U Pl Ii R I r ii i i M fr I 1 li i ii j M t i ii tJ- f I tiisv T they found 2000 people surrounding mob spirit He Tiad finally HANGED TO A TREE however to the solicitations oRBig the jaiL The company marched into the jail friends and left Woosteb0 June o Gov lifter a Night of Rioting and Blood yard and were met by Hon M Lewis while here Friday morning Bushnell heardjiof who said to Capt Bradbury shed a Urbana 0t lynching at Urbana In speaking now We dont want you the Who are you of the conduct of the sheriff Gy I am the deputy sheriff replied Bushnell said he had told that official A Mob Takes Click Mitchell Jrom Jail and Strings Him Dp The Sheriff and Lewis that the law must be obeyed Asked i Captain Who Are Responsible for There is the sheriff over there if he would take any steps toward Firing on the Mob Flee for who at punishing the inob the governor rePointing to Mayor Ganzon Their Xlves that particular moment came forward plied that he had nothing to say from the crowd on the courthouse Urbana 0 June4 4Cliek Mitch- ¬ steps and proceeded to address the MRS GAUMER ell by his own confession stands militia and the crowd The mayor as- ¬ of Negro Click convicted of one of the most henious sured the militia that- - their services The Victim Woeful ConditionMitchellyTina cr and revolting crimes a human being were not wanted that the people Columbus O June 5 A specialto were law abiding and would assist him the Dispatch from Urbana p saysJ can be charged with Immediately after dinner Thursday in preserving order that the company Mrs Gaumer upon whom the Ne Judge Heiserman instructed Sheriff could leave the courthouse yard and gro committed the assault which led McLain to impanel a grand jury at when their services were needed he I to the lynching is lying at her home once to consider the cas against would send for them The Spring- ¬ in a woeful condition and is praying Mitchell In the absence of the Prose ¬ field company without waiting for for death to relieve her from what she cuting Attorney S S Deaton who is further orders marched down street considers disgrace There is no doubt away on legal business the court ap- ¬ to the depot without as much as the of the Negros success in accomplish pointed Attorney George Waite assist- ¬ sheriff seeing them The local mili- ing his purpose and it was said Friday ant prosecuting attorney to conduct tary company had previously refused that she is afflicted with the most the proceedings before the special to serye longer and went to the second dreaded form of veneral disease which story of sheriffs residence and intensifies phe horror of the affair grand jury The sheriff was just 12 minute in J tried to sleep Rape was the sole object of the asWith no resistance offered the crowd sault and there was no attempt at impaneling the jury At 230 the jury was sworn in by Judge Heiserman at once made a rush for the side door robbery that story having been circuwhose charge was brief but to the two strong and determined men kick- ¬ lated to spare Mrs Gaumers feelings Qint and related entirely to the ed it down in short order and gained She is completely prostrated from admission to the jail the crowd fol- ¬ the nervous shock and is in a hysteri- ¬ Mitchell case The jury after examining Dr Rob ¬ lowing There were plenty of sledge cal condition but it is thought she will tools in ert Henderson Mrs Gaumers phy ¬ hammers chisels and other to work recover It is understood she wasin crowd and the men went sician Bruce and Charles E Gaumer the power for over a half hour Part of the crowd had previously the mans adjourned at 4 oclock until 730 Thurs and was prevented from crying out to day evening At 830 the grand jury forced themselves upstairs into the the neighbors by a shawl which he returned an indictment for criminal rs private apartments of the sheriff wrapped around her head when he and after looking about found a bunch first attacked her sault against Charles Mitchell He tore her The grand jury had scarcely left the of keys which had been hid away and clothing off and in the struggle courthouse until arrangements were which proved to be the Jkeys to the scratched bruised and her completed for the arraignment and jaiL The crowd got into the jail in badly He also bit her about trial of young- Mitchell All the prin¬ short order They did not wait to un- ¬ the neck and breast She is said to be cipal doors in the house were locked lock the door to Mitchells cell but about 45 years old small and hand- ¬ anct bolted and members of the guard burst the lock with a sledge hammer some and is well spoken of by every ¬ were stationed in the halls at the same and the door soon flew open Mitchell body here as a lady of culture and on the inside All the other members was standing in his cell and offered no character She can not be seen but of Company D were lined up on the resistance and did not utter a word her son Charles who is about 20 outside ready to repulse any attack Some one in the crowd had a rope and states that she received the news of Mitchell was brought from the jail to it was placed over the brutes neck the lynching with every manifestation the courthouse in the custody of Sher ¬ and the crowd made for the door of satisfaction but she expressed re ¬ iff McLane and Deputy Kirby sur ¬ Mitchell following at the end In going down the steps on the out- gret for the killing of innocent people rounded by a square of the guards at the jail Thursday night He was hustled upstairs into the side of the jail Mitchell fell down and courtroom without the knowledge of the rope slipped off his neck The THE GREEKS the thousands of men who stood out- - crowd surrounded him jumped on him side Death like silence prevailed dur ¬ like a thousand hungry dogs after one Will Sign a Sea Armistice on Certain Con ¬ ditionsRequiem Mass Celebrated Over ing the proceedings which did not last bone The brute was kicked beaten and Foreign Volunteers Killed in the War five minutes Mitchell remained stand ¬ By Turks almost killed right then and there ing and was evidently quite scared Athens June 5 The cabinet decid- ¬ The court then appointed Mr The rope was quickly slipped over his ed Friday evening to sign a sea armis- ¬ Flaugher to defend him In response head again and a rush was made for a tice on the following conditions to the question of the court as to tree in the southeastern corner of the The Greek fleet will quit Ottoman j whether the defendant would waive courthouse yard in front of the court- waters TT vessels unaer rn i xurKisn or The end of the rope was the reading of the indictment Mitch ¬ house flags bound or returning from ells attorney answered in the affirma ¬ thrown over a good strong limb and a neutral ports and vessels north of the thousand willing hands pulled the Turkish line will tive armistice be examined Ves- ¬ Mitchell pleaded guilty The court wretch up The end was tied to the sels carrying troops and munitions for then at once sentenced him to 20 years iron fence and Mitchell was left hang ¬¬ the Turkish army will not be allowed confinement in the Ohio penitentiary ing there in full view of several thouThe sand people to die the death he had to enter ports north of the line Dar- ¬ the limit of the law Turkish fleet must not leave the Mitchell was hurried back to jail brought upon himself All this was done in shorter time danelles The dispatch of reinforce ¬ and the immense crowd on the outside ments in was none the wiser of what had taken than it actually takes to tell the story pelago toisgarrison towns The the archiprohibited place It was part of the plan of The lynching took place at about 720 permits the re victualling of armistice Turkish The men taking Sheriff McLain and his deputy Harry Friday morning troops by way of ports south of Kirby to spirit Mitchell into a car- ¬ part in it made no attempt te disguise the armistice line on condition that riage and drive him to Hagenbaugh themselves but it is not known who the vessels may be visited by consuls station or Woodstock and there board did the work and the person who at- of the powers residing in the nearest the eastbound Pan handle3 which ar tempts to find out will get himself into town The entry of Greek rives in Columbus at about midnight serious trouble This much is known into The exciting incidents of the last however they did their work well and permittedthe Ambracian -gulf isjlsp two days had an unfortunate and de- thnt is all the people wish to know A requiem mass It s doubtful if Mitchell died from the Catholic churchwas celebrated in plorable culmination at 230 Friday morning The disorganized mob of the effects of the hanging His miser- ¬ for the repose of Friday morning the souls of the 1500 stood on the streets all night able life had been almost kicked out foreign volunteers killed in the war yelling and perfectly willing to lynch of him when he fell down If any life with Turkey A magnificent catafal- ¬ a brute in human form guilty of a remained in his carcass it was stran- ¬ que upon which was a sarcophagus gled out It is the general opinion fiendish crime enveloped with palms and Greek The mob had been slowly advancing that he was unconscious when strung flags occupied the center of all night nearer and nearer to the jail up His body was left hanging for an the aisle near the main iThe guards were crowded closer to the hour or more and the people of the The sarcophagus was sur ¬ building as the night advanced Fi- city flocked to see it All classes of altar nally a dozen men or more got onto people came to witness the spectacle mounted by the sword of the Italian some steps leading to the back en- ¬ It was finally cut down and placed in Santa Rosa who fought in the war of an undertakers box and left lying in Greek independence Many members trance in the jail the courthouse yard open to public of the diplomatic corps were present A ifellow with a big sledge hammer in addition to an enormous gathering he had been carrying all night under gaze of Garibaldians and other foreign Columbus 0 June 5 A special to Ihis coat blazed away at the door volunteers who also furnished the knocking it in At that instant the the Dispatch from Urbana O says guard of honor for the occasion Sheriff McLain says he telegraphed guards who were stationed inside the Constantinople June 5 The fol- ¬ to Gov Bushnell at 10 p m Thursday building opened fire and at least 20 jshots were poured promiscuously into night for more military The gov- ¬ lowing is the text of the telegram sent ernor replied that local power must be by the Emperor Nicholas to the sultan the crowd The man who carried the sledge exhausted first After the shooting on May 17 after the fall of Domokos Your majesty will not be surprised hammer escaped without injury but a the sheriff asked again for help He young man named Higgins or Hagans received no reply but learned that a if our relations of sincere friendship dropped dead shot through the body Springfield colored company had been and neighborly feeling induce me to The crowd scattered instantly Dur ordered to come The sheriff had the appeal to your noblest sentiments and ing the few seconds in which the firing colonel at Springfield order a white inspire me with the firm hope that you will not fail to crown the success took place some deplorable work was company in place of the Negroes Gov Bushnell returned here at 230 achieved by your valued armies in he- ¬ done Harry Bell son of Smith Bell of this city and the man Higgins p m Friday He exhibits telegrams roic struggle by a fitful adherence to whose identity can not be established showing he ordered support to Urbana the moderate and pacific intentions which your majesty proclaimed at the when asked for it died almost instantly Urbana 0v June 5 Four prisoners beginning of the war The following were wounded Zach By concluding an armistice and by Wank of Urbana shot in the hip his escaped while the mob was taking a favorable reception of the mediation wound considered fatal Dr Charles Mitchell out to hang him The coroner returned a verdict in of the powers your majesty would ac¬ Thompson of North Lewisburg shot in the forehead Dennis Graney of the case of Mitchell that he came to quire a fresh title to the high esteem Urbana shot in the right foot Sher- his death by hanging in the court- ¬ you now enjoy and would accomplish man S Deaton the prosecuting at house yard at the hands of an infuri an act of profound wisdom an act torney shot in the hip Wesley Bowen ated mob whose names are to me un¬ which I personally should always re-tain in rememberance of Cable shot in the hip Gus Weiser known At 3 p m the body tff the Negro was I beg your majesty to believe in Urbana face wound Geo Ellicott removed from the courthouse yard in my unchanged friendship superintendent electric light plant face wound Ray Dickerson living Undertaker Humphreys wagon Nand Nicholas the information was given out that a ast of town shot in the shoulder GEN P JONES Bay McClure Urbana shot in the right Dr Meyers would be here from Columarm Ralph jMcComb shot in the arm bus after him for one of the medical Southern Soldier and Newspaper Man Most of those injured were standing colleges Dies in Covington Tenn in the streetand were spectators Cincinnati June 5 After a thrilling Nashville Tenn June 5 Gen Gov Bushnell has just ordered one ride through a gauntlet of people who Ira P Jones an old and well known of the Springfield companies here sought his life Capt Leonard who citizen of Nashville died Friday in Quiet prevails here now commanded the company of militia at Covington Tenn aged OS years Gen Columbus 0 June 5 A special to Urbana arrived in this city Friday Jones was a member of Gov Isham G the Dispatch from Urbana says evening Harris staff during the war has served Click Mitchell the Negro brute A great deal of bitterness exists n in the legislature but was more genhas paid the penalty of his foul crime Urbana over the killing of the people erally known because ui his connection An outraged people on whom the militia fired and Capt with the newspapers of Nashville with his life have taken the law into their own Leonard thought it best to leave for a He was editor of the patriot in hands and meted out to Mitchell the time He took a buggy from Urbana 1852 the Union and American punishment he so richly deserved and to Springfield and upon arriving there was business manager of the Amer- ¬ nave obeyed the command and wish found an immense crowd which had ican for years and editor of the of his prostrate and as is announced been informed of his coming morning and evening Banner Fora dying victim The crowd was very demonstrative number of years he had not been en- ¬ The sensational and unfortunate and for a time it looked as though vio- gaged in active journalism He was events of the night intensified the lence would be done Capt Leonard one of the charter members of the Dayton O June 5 Sheriff McLain Tennessee Press association nvas its feeling against Mitchell if that was possible and the determination be of Urbana arrived in this city Friday second president and at the time of his oarae general that the brute should night at 8 oclock and was met at the death chairman of the executive coin never leave the town alive depot by hs brother-in-laMr A J mit tee His death removes one of the After the firing of the military on Weaver of Linden avenue and was landmarks of Tennessee journalism the crowd1 of spectators during the driven to the home of the latter The A large family survive him early morning hours Gov Bushnell fact of his presence in the city and his ordered Company B Third infantry of whereabouts were not ascertained A Prospective Groom Springfield to come here at once The however until a late hour Ubbana 0 June 5 Harry Bell Springfield militia arrived here at 710 He said that he left Urbana at the who had the top of his head blown off Friday morning and left their special urgent solicitation of personal friends in the riot Thursday night was en ¬ train on the outskirts of the city or who insisted that his life was in peril gaged to a young laIy employed in near the water works The company He said that he had no personal fears Mayor Goods greenhoiise aj Spring- ¬ 56 strong under Capt Bradbury and thought he had demonstrated that field The marriage was to have taken marched up town to the jail where by his conduct in the outbreak of the place next month v -- deJ Q v Vfc - IN CONGRESS the GenerarrTopie of Discussion in the Senate Bill Will Be 2v Tariff THE RULE InRejpard to Terms of Fourth Clas Tms ¬ w ¬ was in the city from a On the day men sec where he resides guide Honed the blind man was without a Twenty-third-streand stood on the corner of to cross the The Great Bone of Contention Will B and Broadway wishinghimself as tothe Sngar Schedule The Tobacco and street While debating with or call a po ¬ Agriculture Schedule Will Follow whether he would try it alone addressed the Sugar Schedule The House liceman a woman came up and be kmd Mister would you him saying help me across the street There Washington June 7 While the offices will be made soon It was off- ¬ enough to trucks and carts that I ant a tariff will continue the general topic icially announced Friday that the pres- ¬ is such to jam of cross alpne Certamlv try to afraid responded and con- ¬ with pleasure madam he of discussion in the senate during the ident and postmaster general will present week there is no certainty as sider as having expired all post offering her his arm they started across Thank jou safety to what portion of it will receive es-¬ offices which are due to expire Broadwav crossing m the woman No said verv much pecial attention This uncertainty is between now and July 15 It madam It is I who am thankful for I am due largely to the difficulty of de ¬ is understood that the matter blind and you helped me to avoid that termining when thev sugar schedule was discussed and the decision reached dangerous crossing very nicely said tne said the woman in reproachOh will fee taken up It is so generally at Fridays cabinet meeting The rea- ¬ man man Why understood that this schedule will con ¬ son assigned for the modification of ful tones You horridN Y Times I might over sume consideration time that there is the announced nolicv of the adminis have been run Washington June 5 The rule ai nounced shortly after the administra ¬ tion assumed charge that postmasters would be allowed to serve out their full terms unless removed for cause has been modified and it is expected that wholesale appointments to post masters Modified Wholesale Appoiut m ts to JPost offices to Be Made Soon Blind Man SagracitT- the other day byauifr A experience that a brother of his yer of a Mind nan had a few days since while he small town m Jer- A et Ms - ¬ ¬ te ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ 1 -- ¬ men-of-w- ar ¬ ¬ no effort to outline beyond it the course of proceeding The wood schedule will afford a brief respite Monday before reaching the sugar question as that subject was left un- ¬ disposed of when the senate adjourned on Saturday Senator Allen probably will enter a motion that may lead to other speeches than his own Whether the sugar schedule will be taken up in order is still undetermined There are no differences of opinion on the subject but the prevailing desire is to get the schedule out of the way as soon as possible This is the case on both sides of the chamber but it is especially true of the republicans as the responsibility for action rests there Still there is a desire among republican senators that there should be absolute agreement among themselves on the rates of this schedule before entering upon its dis- ¬ cussion in the senate and it is realized that this may be difficult of attainment without a further exchange of opin ions than has yet been permitted There is no doubt in any event of a postponement un ¬ til Senator Aldrichs return to the senate He is still confined to his room but is expected to be out early in the week That the Hawaiian treaty will be protected by the finance committee is considered settled but a caucus may be necessary to determine whether other changes should be made Senator Pettigrew has decided definitely to offer his anti trust amend- ¬ ment in connection with this schedule but beyond the fact that it will lead to a number of speeches there is no certainty as to its course or its fate The tobacco schedule immediately follows the sugar schedule but if it should be reached on Monday it would be necessary also temporarily to pass it over as the committee has promised the tobacco men a hearing on Monday night They will ask for two dollars on wrapper and 35 cents on filler to- ¬ bacco There is also an inclination to return to the language of the Wilson law on this subject This is under- ¬ stood to be the wish of both the im- ¬ porters and the tobacco growers There are many sharp contests ahead on the paragraphs of the agricultural schedule which is next after tobacco including those on rice on which there will be an effort to secure a return to the house rates on cattle on which it will be claimed there should be an ad valorem rather than a specific duty and on fish fruits chicory and salt The innovation of a duty on tea is also proposed on this schedule but it is practically certain that this provision will be withdrawn by the committee Thus what would have been one of the severest contests over the bill will be avoided The cotton and spirit sched- ¬ ules will it is now thought excite comparatively little debate The house has no work ahead of it this week and it isHhe intention of the majority leaders to adjourn Monday until Thursday and from Thursday un ¬ til Monday Mr Simpson and other members of the minority doubtless will essay the usual manouvers with the purpose of embarrassing the republicans but in the present condition of the house their latitude is narrow and they easHly can be overborne by their adversaries ¬ tration is that it is the desire of the Are Particular Buyers the most post office department to fill as many The leading steel men agree that are the offices as possible before the expira ¬ particular buyers in the country o -Jev tion of the fiscal year July 1 in order Winchester Repeating Arms only accept This company wil Ct ¬ a Haven of selected lots the most perfect surprising to any Such in one who new quarter formation is not strength nd Secretaries Long and Alger were owns a Winchester gun for itsThe Winches apparent the absentees at Fridays cabinet fine finish is very about everything just meeting The case of the Valencia ters are used as particular making guns and ammuniin that is the Ward line steamer which was tion as they are about steel For this rea ¬ compelled to haul to by a shot fired son when you buy Winchester goods you best in the across her bows from a Spanish cruiser can be sure of getting thepoor makes world bena as she was coming- out of the port of They cost no more than catalogue free Guantanoma was briefly discusssed for a large illustrated that accounts may be begun with ¬ ¬ - The incident occurred May 2S of State Sherman ex Secretary plained that the act the of Spanish vessel could not be regarded as an offense against the United States as the Valencia was showing no colors and the purpose of the Spaniard was simply to compel her to show her flag As soon as the stars and stripes were run up she was allowed to proceed No other important matters were con- ¬ sidered by the cabinet It is the prevailing belief at the white house that President McKinley will nominate the new minister to Six Madrid in the course of a week names have been under consideration Three of iso it is stated semi officially Gen B F them are believed to be Tracey of New York ex Senator John B Henderson of Missouri and Con- ¬ gressman Hitt of Illinois The named it is said has been last ¬ A Misnnaerstandingr Customer looking in mirror Great scis- ¬ Youve gone to work and sors barber peeled my head of every dern hair there was on Barber it Isnt that just what you toia me Whv man I told you la mode I wanted it cut a thought you said you Beg pardon I Boston Courier wanted it all mowed Told you to do State of Ohio City of Toledo 88 Frank J Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F J Cheney desire it Special Commissioner Ca- ¬ lhoun will reach Washington from Ha vana next Monday or Tuesday It is understood that ex Representative Al drich is to be appointed consul general at Havana and that his appointment will be made in the near future Con- ¬ sul General Lee has practically closed up the present work upon which he has been engaged and the way is now open for the appointment of his suc-¬ cessor Senator Tillman from the commit tee on inter state commerce Friday reported the bill introduced by him- ¬ self giving states the same control of liquors imported into a state which they exercise over liquors of domestic manufacture The bill is intended to meet in part the defects in the state dispensary law pointed out in the re- ¬ cent decision of Jiudge Simonton Senator Allison who in the absence of Senator Aldrich has charge of the tariff bill expressed the opinion Fri ¬ day that the sugar schedule would be reached in its order on Monday and that it would be taken up then if Sen- ¬ ator Aldrich by that time should have so far recovered as to be able to take charge of the schedule on behalf of the republicans If Mr Aldrich finds it impossible to be in the cham ber when the schedule is reached re- ¬ publicans will ask that it be passed temporarily because of his generally conceded superior information on the subject Senator Allison says how- ¬ ever that it is his desire that this schedule should be disposed of as promptly as possible There is a possibility that the to-¬ bacco schedule may also be passed over in case Senator Aldrich is not ¬ ¬ tendered the post but does not Co doing business in the city of Toledo Countv and State aforesaid and that said Grm will pay the sum of One Hundred Dol- ¬ lars for each and every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh FRANK J CHENEY Cure Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence this 6th dav of December A D 1SS6 A W GLEASON Notary Public Seal Hairs Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous sur-¬ faces of the svstem Send for testimonials free F J CHENEY CO Toledo 0 Sold by druggists 75c Halls Family Pills are the best Well little chap said the stranger in the family picking up one of the children Avhat are you going to be when youre a Tlie Report Sufficient man V ger Nothing Nuffin said the child Why so asked the stran- ¬ Because girl Fun said the child m ICm a little N m A Stout Backbone Is as essential to physical health as to polit ¬ ical consistency For weakness of the back rheumatism and disorders of the kidneys the tonic and dietetic action of Hostetteru Stomach Bitters is the one thing needfnl The stomach is the mainstay of every other organ and by invigorating the digestion with this preparation the spinal column and all its dependencies are sympathetically strengthened The dyspeptic and bilious will find it a pure vegetable stimulant and i tonic uM -- JW debt but it is mv misfortune fault Your misfortune 111Z Tnr 1 His aiisfortune -- BUIU 1 T x am up 4- - LVJ 111 not fay - lltUtv III lZ Z- -i r y A Yes You see 1 have a faculty for mak ¬ ing such an excellent impression upon peo- ¬ ple that they still persist in trusting me Chicago Post m m I Boston Newport Cape Cod Marthas Yine7 yard Nantucket Bar Harbor the White Mountains etc etc etc List of the book- ¬ lets will be mailed upon receipt o one cent stamp Address O H Tayldr GenT Passr Agent Fall Biver Line New York Interesting illustrated booklets pertain ing to Massachusetts Seashore Ocean Island and Inland Resorts are issued by the pas ¬ senger department of the Fall lliver Line the famous route between New York and ¬ Snmmer Vacations The advocates of a higher duty on wool are quite confident from assur- ¬ ances received from members of the finance committee Friday that they will secure an increase over the rates originally reported by the committee of an average of a cent a pound present ¬ GEN WEYLER Almost Certain to Be Recalled From Cu ¬ ba Campos in Madrid Telescope Proprietor Step up ladies and gents and view the planet Mars One pen- ny mum Old Lady Oh law Haint it round and smooth Will the bald headed gent pledse step t away from in front of the instrument London Tit Bits -- An Obstruction ¬ ¬ ¬ New Yokk June 7 A special to the Journal from Madrid says The recall of Capt Gen Weyler from Cuba is almost certain as the liberals have decided to take this step if Sagasta assumes office Senor Pidal president of the cortes Saturday ad ¬ vised the queen regent to reform the conservative cabinet in the direction of honestly implanting reforms in Cu ¬ ba recalling Weyler and sending Cam- ¬ pos to the island Campos himself advised the queen not to form an intermediate cabinet but to trust the government to the party which offers the best and most definite solution for Cuba and one which is most calculated to insure good relations with the United States while being consistent with national Washington June 5 Vice Presi- ¬ dent Hobart entertained a large com- ¬ pany of gentlemen Friday night at his home on Lafayette square The house was elaborately decorated with roses sweet peas and ferns A buffet supper was served in the flower decked dining room NEW LEASE OF LIFE Theorlore Durraut Granted Permission to Appeal to the United States Su ¬ preme Court cures painful swollen smarting feet and instantly takes the sting out of corns and bunions Its the greatest comfort discov- ¬ ery of the age Allens Foot Ease make3 tight or new shoes feel easy It is a certain cure for sweating callous hot tired adh ing feet Try it to day Sold by all drug- ¬ gists and shoe stores 25c Trial package FREE Write AllenS Olmsted LeRoyNY It Shalce Into Your Shoes Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet dignity respondencia de Espana he advised the queen to recall Weyler Miss In additiou according to the Cor Margaret Craven to Wed ¬ ¬ - Craven who claims to have been married to James G Fair and is now su ¬ ing for ahareof his vast wealth is to be married as soon as her mothers suit is settled or possibly before Her fortune is estimated at over a million Miss Craven is an actress and was for ¬ merly a member of the Frawley com- ¬ San Fbancisco June 7 Miss Mar ¬ garet Craven daughter of Mrs Nettie Sax Fkancisco June 5 Theodore Durrant will not be hanged on next Friday His attorneys have gained for him a new lease of life for four months at least and the condemned man made merry in his cell Thursday niq ht when he heard the cheerful news He had become resigned to his fae and his tearful eyes had turnedto the Bible as his only soTace when in formation was received at the prison that Judge Gilbert of the United States circuit court had granted his attorne3rs permission to appeal to the United States supreme court from his order made on Wednesday denying the application for a writ of habeas corpus Acquitted or the Charge of Murder JACKSOXViiivFla June 5 Eddie Pitzer who hay been on trial here for the past eight days for the murder of Louise Gato was acquitted at noon ¬ Not His Iieer Five dollars please said the fashion ¬ able dentist after extracting the tooth But doctor protested the victim I only came here to have my tooth pulled Philadelphia North American tobacco for pleasure use As you Star It is not only the best but the mosfc lasting and therefore the cheapest cheAv Star Tobacco The unhappy Aian who is enabled to give to his fellow beings has at his command the source of great happiness N Y WeeklySons of Atlanta Ga The greatest dropsy specialists in the world Read their adver- ¬ tisement in another column of this paper Duopst treated free bv Dr H H Greens Nothing makes a woman madder than to have her husband hurry her when she is late Washington Democrat Pisos Cure is the medicine to break up childrens Coughs and Colds Mrs M G Blunt Sprague Wasn March 8 1894 In this world there is nothing except and lying hy--pocri- sy N Y Weekly ¬ w I - I whole central portion of the state shaking houses throwing down pic- ¬ tures breaking furniture in some places and causing people to flee from p Tvrenty three of the Crevr Lost their homes in their night clothes London June 7 A special dispatch Died or Chbleriu from Dieppe says that the French Is the best in fact the One True Blood Purifier engaged in Paris June 5 M llanchot the Soldby all druggists 1 six for 5 Trawler Liberte recently the Iceland fisheries has been lost French minister to Siam has died of HnnrPc Exilic cure Liver Ills easy to livruvi z i holerin at Bagkok with 23 members of her crew take easy to operate 25c- ¬ Wilmington O June 7 Joshua Harvey was taken to the A thens asy ¬ lum Saturday Harvey is a brother of James Harvey who is in jail under an indictment for murdering his wife Harveys hallucination cpnsists in the belief that his father mother and brother have conspired to rob him of his property pany Joshua Harvey Taken to the Asylum Friday shock the third that has been felt in the United States within a short time ran through the Mohawk and Hudson river valleys early Fridajr morning- It - JEar th quake in New York State New York June 5 An earthquake 15 1 ws distinctly felt throughout the They are despondent and gloomyr cannot sleep have no appetite no energy no ambition Hoods Savsaparilla soon rings nelp to such people It gives them pure rich blood cures nervousness creates an appetite tones and strengthens the stomach and imparts new life and increased vigor to all the organs of the body-- le this condition f UUO Thousands are in Weak Tired rlOOCl S i-- parHIa I wH It H r w- - V V- - -- C foiiik V- A -- vfc Tfc a vllXtaV -- ifci jt f v - V H jT-iV- Hi I - r - Jr - -- niftf rVKV JV At -- Cell iri SSIiMS W- - SlV fc3U iT x H c- i f fcrr VIt rj l14- uVk - - 5P 3 i ii v i - - L - I - - 5 il i iicr- T V A - jy r A v 7W ir is v i - v v - k t - A - to - - aKuCTwr r e- s- - -- V x fc L v - tHE A LULLABY TAnd - BOtJRBON NEWS TSDAr N JUNE 81897 N - V 3 3 - -- J V The evening shadows fall 1 watch your winsome baby grace And draw you close to me And gaze and gaze into your face I love you so my wee A mother bird stngs on her nest I cannot sing to thee Though my dumb heart within my breast 1 ttiTIndSWay the aP garden wall The clematis has closed its leaves on ei Is filled with melody Oh could I speak whats In my heart Would Half how I love you dear How your soft little lips would part Your eyes would glow to Hear that my little one could stay Ah the days when you are grown And I shall sit in the doorway With empty arms alone Edith Stow in Good Housekeeping U iv CAPTAIN CLOSE BY CAPTAIN CHARLES KING LCopyright 1894 by J B Iiippincott Co Continued Burns is one o the oaks at any rate thought Xamhert as the sergeant fol- ¬ lowed to see that all was in proper order soldier coffee a can of milk corn bread and hardtack were set before him with pardonable pride and Burns explained that they boughteggs milk and corn bread of an old darky who came over from the village almost every day Then Lambert bethought him of his captured pail of butter and Ham and eggs IX brought it from the tent IThis does not belong to me he said It rolled out from the Walton hedge last evening Do vou know who their regular cus tomer is i Yet I know McBride and others sometimes had butter good butter too like this The captain doesnt buy any and wouldnt allow the company to buy any there jSTotthatho cared sir only the old lady was so up ¬ pish and made such a row when any of our fellows were seen even talking to her people that he gave regular orders forbidding it No one from the Walton place dare set foot inside camp and hell make it hot for Biggs when he gets back Murphy is less to blame but will have to go to Ship island all the same I reckon How are those two this morning Biggs is stupid drunk yet but Mur ¬ phy swears hed only gone to try to get Biggs out of trouble hed hardly been drinking at all He begs to see the lieutenant sir He says he can explain the whole thing And so later that morning after Lambert had given his men a further lesson by inspecting both company and camp and pointing out no end of things which could not he said be tolerated in futuia Murphy was brought to his tent His face and hands were badly cut in places but his bruises were of little account With the best inten- ¬ sions in the world the good lady had 1 dont sir ¬ -- l -- i l VI l TtM h- i - F f fellow had deserved at her hands The story he told was hardly credible Lam ¬ bert could have ordered him back with sharp rebuke for his falsifications but a glance at Burns face rlouded and perplexed made the young Do you really ex- ¬ commander pause pect me to believe this he asked and Murphy answerfed Im ready to make joath to it before the praste sorr And this in effect was the Irishmans tale He had known his bunky Biggs only since that worthys enlistment in the company the previous winter but this much of Biggs almost every-¬ body knew that he had been a ser- ¬ geant during the war days and was serving an enlistment in the regular cavalry when deprived for persistent drinking of his chevrons The troop to which he was attached had been sta ¬ tioned at Quitman and in this section of the south for a year or more but was ordered to the Indian country just about the time of Biggs disdharge b expiration of term of service Then after a protracted spree in 2Sew Or- ¬ leans he turned up at the barracks and took on again in the infantry and in the very company wbich oddly enough was so soon ordered up to the region he knew so well Indeed Biggs claimed when drinking to have acquaintance not only with the Walton ladies bub with some of the most prominent men vin Quitman county and frequently boasted of the good times he would have could he only get over there Another thing about Biggs He had twice got Murphy to go as his substitute on oer tain detachment or posse duty offering as excuse that marching wore him out yet admitting to Murphy that there There are men in were other reasons this section whod shoot me on sight get the drop on me pick me off from the woods or fences he had explained Murphy believed him and believed too his statement that he had powerful friends even among officers and gentle- ¬ men who had fought through the war He got money on the southern side when he needed it and spent it like a gentleman said Murphy which be ing interpreted meant that he liberally squandered it on his oomrades But Biggs had of late been out of money he couldnt hear from hit friends said Murphy and was getting in trouble He owed poker debts in the company and liquor debts in town He couldnt get a drink on trust and the men were shy of playing with him but he had always been liberal to Mur phy when in funds and Murphy stood by him now About nine oclock therefore the previous evening he noticed that Biggs was greatly excited when an old darky came shambling in and gave him a little note The negro had oc- ¬ casionally come before and did not seem to belong either in town or at the Walton place Biggs stole out to the road despite Murphys warning and came back in ten minutes bidding Mur ¬ phy in eager whisper to be quick and come with him It was evident even then that Biggs had hacka rink or two Murphy iSwSSdSfi ffi VE fijfeute rants orders and begged him to run no war-worn -- not the strength for the trouncing the 1 ¬ ¬ -- and then Biggs broke out and I came hriekln to the windy an the told him that come what might hed stranger the gentleman lept to the simply got to go to town and Murphy side door an I a callin to hini to come with bim He would explain when they an square me an Biggs whom he got got out of camp but there wasnt a into the scrape an therewas more minute to lose and Murphy went along screamin an he niver so much as axed just to keep him out of trouble Out to shpake but run fur his life when the in the darkness ajstranger joined them lieutenant jumped in an batthered gave Biggs some low toned orders but Biggs who was only askin a chance to refused to let him have another drink explain They were stealing along the road to- ¬ Do you expect me to believe that any gether trying to dodge the flickering gentleman stood there and saw Biggs firelight when it suddenly flared up grapple that poor old lady and never and must have betrayed them for a mo- ¬ raised hand to stop it asked Lam-¬ ment later they heard Burns shouting bert almost angrily after them Then the stranger lept Its Gods thruth sorr He was the fence into the Walton place Biggs makin motions crazy like but he niver darted away and ran like a streak so came outside that doorway until he he followed Biggs saw the lieutenant an then the lamp When at safe distance from camp wint out wid him a runnin Biggs slowed up and told what he had The lieutenant pondered a moment agreed to do At Cohens store was a Had Sergt Burns ventured on an ex-¬ box containing some expensive wine pression of doubt the interview would and cordials which had been prescribed have come to an end at once with Mur ¬ for Mrs- Walton two weeks before by phy in disgrace but Burns looked full their old family physiciafL and ordered of honest perplexity and yet belief sent from few Orleans It was one of You ought to have had sense enough the sad cases common in the south in to know I should be glad to send to town those hard times Miss Walton who for anything Mrs Walton needed said wrote the order without her mothers Lambert Why didnt Biggs ask per-¬ knowledge had no money to send and mission or why didnt you the firm had none to lose She explained Surox Murphy was certainly frank wine was needed at once and we both knew it would be anybody but that the the money would be at hand in the Biggs the lieutenant would send We course of ten days The wine was sent were guilty enough of going to town Co with instructions without permission an drinkin but care of Cohen to collect first and not until this night it was charity not thavin sorr that had there been money enough to pay for we entered the garden for it Xow a gentleman whom Biggs Yoii may send Murphy back ser- ¬ knew well had brought them help geant Well have to hold him until but he himself could not go to Tugaloo Biggs can tell his story Of course because of certain past events with said Lambert as the Irishman was which he was intimately connected and led away if theres anything in this none of the Walton servants dared go story about the stranger it Jaelps their becaOjSe of the tremendous stories in cir- ¬ case materially There was certainly culation concerning the events of the something queer about the agitated day The gentleman had come a long words Mrs Walton used just before we distance at big risk to see the lady came away words about their testi- ¬ Biggs declared and must get away that mony and preventing court martial night You heard did vou not In this dilemma Biggs was called on Yes sir a little anyway for help His chivalric nature was Can you imagine who the man is aroused presumably or possibly the or account for his strange behavior tiger had tasted blood and needed more I cant sir It might have been one Biggs had got the gentlemans last of those three or four that Mr Parmelee drink and the money for more was now hauled in one of the Potts crowd but in his hands But the gentleman had the idea of his standing back and letting stipulated that a reliable man must go the old lady have that tussle all to her- ¬ with him to fetch the precious packet self That couldnt happen sir north in case Biggs got full and Murphy or south unless And Burns stopped We got the box sorr short was the man an Biggs his bottle of liquor an come Unless what back all right an wre stole in there as Well sir unless there were reasons we were bid an raised the cellar door he darent let her know he was there an I carried down the box to the f ut of thim slippery steps meself for Biggs X was gettin noisy like An thin we At noon that Sunday it began to rain stole away niver disturbin anybody adding to the gloom of Lamberts sur- ¬ sorr only doin the poor leddy a kind- ¬ roundings and he sat listening to the ness as we were towld We didnt see steady downpour drumming on the or hear annybody It was af ther it all tautened canvas of his tent thinking the throuble came odd There was pathos in Murphys de- ¬ of the life contrasts brought about by army his first Sunday This scription of the throuble Their task with his company was in every possible and way it was about as unlike every Sun- ¬ day of his previous life as it well could be He was trying to write to the mother far away on the peaceful banks of the Merrimac where the rolling hills were by this time wearing their early mantle of snow and old and young farm- ¬ hands and mill hands a reverent popu- ¬ lace had obeyed the summons of the solemn bells that found no ecio among these dripping woods these desolate fields At intervals during the moist and chilly morning little squads of negroes had bung about the westward end of camp Something of the events Of the previous night had been put in circula- ¬ tion with the dawn and growing as it rolled had attained huge proportions by the time it reached the outlying plantations five and ten miles away This coupled with the tremendous story of the jail delivery at Tugaloo had been sufficient to draw the bolder of their number towards that center of interest the Yankee cam though farther they dared not go At times there would be some rude soldier chaff between the men at the guard tent and these curi- ¬ ous visitors and no matter how poor the wit it never failed of its reward of wi abundant guffaw The southern negro Do you expect me to believe that needs no visit to the Blarney stone his flattery is spontaneous accomplished Murphy sought to get When Lambert had finished his con- Biggs to his tent but the man had drunk just enough to be rabid for more ference with Burns and as in duty and in the struggle the bottle fell with bound went over to the Walton place the gill or two remaining and was to inquire how its chatelaine had passed smashed This was indeed a catas ¬ the night he marched forth through a trophe Biggs had that fearful crae little congregation of shining black for alcohol which is satiated only when faces and obsequious and tattered the victim lapses into drunken stupor forms and had to run the gauntlet of Murphy got himto the tent and to bed a chorus of personal remarks all in and thought he had him safe but awoke high degree complimentary as to the later to find him gone gone for more style and fit of his uniform as well as liquor but where None was to be his general appearance In less than had in camp unless he broke iiito the five minutes he returned but with captains medical stores wThich Mur such chagrin at heart that it must have phy argued he wouldnt dare attempt been reflected in his youthful face with the lieutenant lying there along- Serene in the consciousness that he was side All of a sudden it flashed over him doing a perfectly conventional and that his wretched bunky after hav proper thing he had bounded lightly mg faithfully acquitted himself of his up the broad wooden steps and knocked trust before the fatal whisky logging of at the door It was opened almost in- ¬ his moral sense had now stolen off in stantly bj the colored girl whom he the darkness to rob the very household had seen the night before and heard for whose rake or that of the bribing apostrophized as You Elinor The liquor he had braved punishment eager expression in her eyes gave way at once to something of disappointment Biggs had gone back for that wine The Irish soldier had his faults God and certainly of doubt I thought I thought it was Marsr knows but desertion of his fellow even Potts suhshe stammerecl I in faoe of torture is not one of them Murphy stole away hoping it was not dont reckon the ladies can see you Will you say to Miss Walton that too late to recapture Biggs and came upon him just as he feared tugging at Mr Lambert Lieut Lambert if vou something at the foot of those dark choose has called to inquire how and slippery steps Then came a strug ¬ Mrs Walton is to day and that if posgle that after at last hehad borne his sible he would be glad to speak with fiercely battling comrade up into the Miss Walton a moment Elinor stood peering through about night left Murphy breathless and ex ¬ one foot of gap the door she had so hausted And then came the rain of blows that toppled him crashing into promptly thrown wide open having been as promptly closed to that limit the ruin of the hot bed She came upon me that sudden and Lambert could not but hear other doors furious like sorr I couldnt explain opening within could almost swear he an it was tryin to pacifieate her I was heard the swish of feminine skirts the backin off an nrrer see the hot bed be ¬ whisper of feminine voices low and hind me for the hot baofrr I was get- ¬ eager The fact that the girl stood tin afront An thin whin she had me there barring the entrance and ap r down on the fiat of me back an grasp parently afraid to gp added to his the ¬ in at thim glass works poor Biggs ory that she was being prompted from niver knowin what lie was doin sorr behind only to help me grappled with the ould Ah dunno suh Ahll see she said - at last slow arid irresolute Jadyiforthe purpose of expostulatinWnat she continued involuntarily HtnjthafcrayguriveD chTun sqreech- - mum nr into the house an the y oungr isay anuistant later tromgheturbaned l risk - I I - 1 ¬ ¬ l ¬ head towards some invisible presence THAT LYNCHING NEWS MEMS inthehall beyond and that settled the mStteR in Lamberts mind The Canadian Pacific directors have fl Ye sslllrl aili slowly now the Gov Bushnell Expresses His Views announced that they will resume pay face returned to light ment of the four per cent dividend on the Matter Mis Ssther aint very well suh an which was paid up to two years ago sheVsays er rather Mis Walton sends The steamship Lucania sailing for hercompliments to the gentleman and Urbanas Mayor Say the Governor and Europe Saturday carried 550000 -- J Troops Were in No Way to Blame begs hell scuse her Dey dont need W ounces of silver consigned by J Body of Ciiek Mitchell a White liuflin she continued in her own in M Guggenheims Co Seligman Elephant on the Authorities terprefation of messages telegraphed Sons Handy Harman and Keisler Sa Vl Co from the dark interior Ye assum Columbus 0 June 7 Gov Bush- ¬ Mis- - Walton rested very well consider-in- Mayor Phelan of San Francisco has- - ans all right to day but she dont nell was asked by the Associated Press approved the order of the board of what if anything he desired to say supervisors prohibiting the wearing of want nuffin suh a Negro I had lioped to be able to see Mrs about the lynching of in effect at the high hats in theaters and the orderUrbana jail He said that a which is now a law wiU be rigidly enWalton if she were wrell enough or else Miss Walton said Lambert firmly in ¬ sheriff by the laws of Ohio has power forced to call state At Friday mornings session of the tending that his words should be tlieir protect onpersonstroops in his county to and property The American Medical association Denver vie own iiiterxreter at the court within law of Ohio is peculiar in this respect ¬ There are matters of importance on The sheriff at Urbana called the local was selected as the next place of meet- ing and Dr George M Sternbery of which I desire to speak company into service I was at Woos Washington was chosen president of Again Elinor mute and irresolute ter Word came to me at 1115 p m turned to her unseen mentor There Thursday of the pending trouble I the association It is reported that the aldermen of was evidently a moment of conference was at a banquet of the Sons of Vetwill coming Dublin Then the girl was suddenly sweptaside erans It took the messenger 20 min- ¬ elect Mrat theirRedmond meeting i Parnell- the John the door was thrown wide open and utes to find me The word was from ite leader and member of parliament there while other amd younger forms Capt Leonard in command of the Ur ¬ for Waterford City Jfco the office of seemed to scurry away from both sight bana company of state troops at the lord mayor of Dublin and hearing there with a gray shwl jail in which the Negro was imprisSenator Pettigrew Thursday gave thrown over her stibulders calm and oned and whose life was threatened notice of an amendment he will offer r dignified her silvery hair fluttering Capt Leonard safd the sheriff said he to the paragraph in the tariff bill re about her temples and the lines of wanted help The governor said he lating to iron ore The amendment care seeming even deeper in the ad did not look upon the message of Capt takes sulphuret of iron from the free clear cut face stood Mrs Walton lean ¬ Leonard as being from the proper list and imposes a duty of 225 per The telephone people at ing on the stout cane which had dealt source Wooster were in bed They were ton is such trenchant blows the nigut before the date of M- It secured by 1145 p m I got Fauresannounced that St Petersburg With a voice that trembled just a trfle Sheriff McLain at Urbana by tele- to pay adeparture for visit to the czar slowly phone despite her effort at control she return official He told me he had 40 men I spoke has been definitely fixed for July 25 f-told him he ought to be able You mean to be courteous sir in tect the prisoner and property to pro- He will travel by sea and will be ac- with 40 your inquiry and for this I beg to men I have since learned he had 55 companied by M Hanotaux minister thank you to renew my thanks for men He said he would do the best he of the foreign affairs It has been discovered that pieces your prompt service of last night But could but public sentiment was dead have been chipped off some ancient noV may I say once for all that we against him I said he had nothing to need and can accept no further as- ¬ do with public sentiment His duty graves in the old Granary burying sistance and if you are sincere in your was to obey the law He did not ask ground in Boston The stones over desire to be courteous you will not for help I left the telephone office at the graves of Paul Revere John Hancock and Gov Increase Sumner all r again seek to enter my door midnight The shooting by the Urbana com- ¬ show marks of vandalism Lambert flushed to his very brows Senor Sagasta the liberal It is a more important matter than pany occurred after that conversation after conferring with the queen leader regent At 3 a m a message came from you have perhaps thought Mrs Walron said he had told at that has made me ask to see you One Sheriff McLain saying his force was herthe palace Fridaythe liberals were majesty that of the men who broke in here iast inadequate and for me to send help I prepared to deal with all pending immediately telephoned Capt Brad ¬ nigb t questions Public opinion continues I- know what you would sav she bury company B Third Ohio infantry to favor a Sagasta cabinet promptly firmly interposed again up Springfield to report with his com- ¬ Thee are 197 business failures re- to Sheriff McLlain at Urbana At lifting with that almost imperious ges- pany same the time I telephoned Sheriff ported throughout the United States ture the fragile white hand I am McLain that Capt Bradbury would re- ¬ for the week ending June 4 a sharp framing a letter to be delivered to your port to him falling off from last week when the commander upon his return to night Capt Bradbury at total was 257 The total one year and upon his return she quickly corrected or before 7 a m arrived at Urbanathe two years ago was 236 in each instance Col herself It will cover the case so far Third Ohio infantry Anthony of at- ¬ and in the like week in 1894 it was 202 to which is as we are concerned Meantime T beg tached the Springfield and Urbana At Birmingham Ala the official av-¬ to be excused from further aiiusion to companies says Sheriff McLain told erage temperature Wednesday was 82 it7 And the stately inclination with him that Capt Bradbury of Spring- The temperature 8 for mmorning noon 80 noon 91 a which she accompanied the words was field reported to and talked with him and evening was unquestionably a dismissal the sheriff and was directed by the 7rp m 86 The heat was so intense TO BE CONTINUED sheriff to return to the train or to that the Birmingham rolling mills Springfield and the Springfield troops were forced to shut down for the night SUICIDE IN A DREAM The executive committee of the did return to the train The lynching occurred not more American Coursing club has added the Thought He Was Cutting His Throat than 30 minutes later according to the American coursing derby for first sea- ¬ Awoke and Found He Was best information at the governors of- ¬ son greyhounds to the programme Of Do you dream when you sleep the American Waterloo Cup meeting If you do there is no absolute certain- fice be la in October ty that you will not awake some night Capt Bradbury said by telephone to to is arun at Davenport stake at S25 en- thousand dollar the adjutant generals office here that It to find yourself committing suicide trance The thing has been done The recent when he was ordered by the sheriff to President IcKinley and party who records of the North London police return to the train he sat in the pres- went to Philadelphia Wednesday to court have chronicle of a case which ence of the sheriff as long as he could attend the formal opening of the In- - r j probably cannot be duplicated in any consistantly and then retired The governor said the sheriff did not ternational Commercial conference re- police court record in the world turned to Washington Thursdayjnorn ¬ inform him of the There is a man named William Hi til it had reached existing trouble un ing The train composed of six cars a climax although man 25 years old a jacking-cas-makthe thing had been brewing several pulled out of the Broad Street station of Florence road Ilornsey days He has been assured by all at 1040 oclock William had been drinking and went classes of people in Uurbana that he Forty ringleaders of the San Quentin of his po did ill that could have been done un ¬ strike have been sentenced to solitary home to sleep off the effects tutions In the middle of the night der the circumstances confinement on bread and water for cry his f a therHfas awakened by the Adjt Gen Axline who was present one month The allowance of tobacco Father5 Father The old man at the interview Saturday said that and possibly sugar and syrup to the rushed into his sons room and found the mayor of Urbana telephoned him others will be cut off at least a year WillianVdiligently cutting his throat that the governor and troops were in saving 20000 to the state The money no way to blame they did all they will be used to pay for ten extra with a razor In the court young Illman offered an could if there is anyone to blame it is guards On the authority of General Super- explanation which was interesting I myself and the sheriff and as far as I am concerned I am willing to take my intendent Lawall it is announced that did not intend to commit suicide at all commencing July 1 all the mines of he said I had been drinking vry share of the blame Wilkesbarre Coal Co The mayor further said there was the Lehigh freely and I suppose it excited my will work full time It is expected ample provocation for the firing of the nerves In the midst of my sleep I dreaded militia at 230 and he did not blame that full time will continue until Dej The Wilkesbarre that I was cutting my throat It seemed them for doing their duty The sher- cember 1employsLehigh S000 men and Co Coal nearly to me that I was very tough and did iff he said did not manage things boys did not seem to appreciate not cut easily I kept sawing away right and The French government has sub- however and by and by I awoke to find the gravity of the situation until it mitted to the powers proposals on the was too late to lynching that in fact I was killing myself as without an awful avoid the of human subject of Cretan autonomy They slaughter rapidly as possible A man is not re- life comprise the enrollment of a foreign sponsible for what he does in his sleep gendarmie and a loan to pay the Mitchell I had no more intention of talcing roy istThe body Click cause of the rap- gendarmie and provide for the initial who was the ail the own life than your honor has and when trouble is an elephant on the hands of expenses for the administration of the- discovered that I was do the city Mitchells body being un- island of Crete Russia supports these I awoke and ing called my father to come aftd claimed by relatives was dumped into proposals and it is believed Great Brit ¬ stop me Undertaker Humphre3s wagon late in ain also favors them The judge said that Illman was the the afternoon and driven hurriedly A special to the New York Tribune most remarkable man who had ever away among the jeers of the crowd to from Washington says The sultan of come before him and gave him some his establishment under the supposi- Turkey has withdrawn his objection to salutary advice on the evils of the drink tion that a Dr Myers who proved to the appointment of James B Angellr Y Journal habit be from Springfleled would take it as envoy extraordinary and minister But upon arrival and consultation he plenipotentiary of the United States Penalty ol Ambition Official word to The man was covered wiith mud ad decided not to It developed that he at Constantinople did not represent one of the Columbus this effect was received by cable by his clothes were torn There were some colleges as supposed Secretary Sherman Minister Terrell bad pustules on his face one eye was medical but an embalming school and he sending the information closed and he limped President McKinley with a largo Of course everyone who saw him at wanted the body for demonstration purposes Accordingly the body was party left Washington at S oclock- tributed it to liquor Everyone always secreted for the night and further ef- ¬ Wednesday morning for Philadelphia does when a man seems a little dazel forts made to find somebody to accept svhere they are to take part in the 15ut when the erood Samaritan came it It became necessary for the au- ¬ exercises connected with the opening alongside took him by the arm and thorities to maintain great secrecy as of the International Commercial con- ¬ tried to straightem him out he stoutly to the place of concealment in order 10 gress and other functions The Penn- assorted that everyone was wrong prevent the mob from wreaking ven- sylvania Railroad Co had provided a Its ambition he said geance on the remains Threats of handsome special train composed of good Sa getting the body and burning it were six cars for the accommodation of the Ambition exclaimed the maritan How in the world could am freely made party bition put you in this distressing Before being removed from the A special from Roanoke Va says 4V courthouse yard relic hunters had The effect of the recent earthquake is pbght VitOh3fTAvas anxious to push ahead nearly cut the coat off the dead man said to have been very demoralizing Every button was gone and even his on the people ofGiles county many of you knoAv shoes and stockings were taken off whom are preparing to make their h Well yel-low-brpIV m ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ L - ¬ ¬ 4 -- ¬ ¬ 1 I ¬ er - -- ¬ V 1 ¬ ¬ v ¬ itI ¬ ¬ NJ i n ¬ -- ¬ I ¬ il ¬ ml H T -- -- if And when my bicycle stopped unex- ¬ pectedly Chicago Post Proved Every Day Men are the only ones who have anv he sail -- modesty or sense of shame left thoughtfully as he watched the bloom er girl go past I wish youd tell me how they show it then she retorted hotly Theyre the ones that go crazy over living pic h block I pushed ahead for about hall K tures 0hOyes he admitted but they hesitate to associate with the girls in them at least in public rand I noticti they appear to have the same feeling in regardto the bloomer girls If you wjll spendan afternoon in the park you will find that the man who consents to go ridinglwith a bloomer girl invariably Isgs behind and tries tolpolcas it hejiac 0 and carried away The sheriff denies responsibility for the shooting and so does the captain On the other hand the citizens assert that the sheriff himself fired the first shot Found Dead in a Bath Tub St Louis June 7 Thomas W Booth ex president of the Merchants exchange president of the J W Booth Commission Co and one of tile best known men of St Louis was found dead in the bath tub at his residence by his wife Sunday He had been suf fering from a complication of diseases if intepsfen her7 ri A Jb iucao rps J 1 u Anq el mountain is homes elsewhere said to be badly cracked and nearly all the water has been drained out of Mountain lake It is also said that the salt wells at Saltville Symthe county have dried up The New York Heralds correspond ¬ ent in Rio Janeiro Brazil telegraphs that reports of a serious nature as to the federal troops engaged against the fanatics come from Bahia According to these advices some of the battalions at Ganudas have deserted and joined the standard of Conselheiro A banquet is to be given at the Windsor hotel Montreal on June 21 Crushbd Under Ton of Slate honor of the queens Brazil Ind June 7 Sam Switz in the evening inand invitations have diamond jubilee and son were seriously if not fatally injured in the Nb 1 mine of the Brazil been issued through the mayor to ex- Groyer Cleveland and BenBlock Coal Co by the roof falling on Presidents ex- them and crushing them undettons cj lamin Harrison to attend it is pected that the former at least wilD late Switz wasterribly crushed rK De aoieto accepwie invitation 1 - 1 -- v i ui --- r iC 1 1 Rv r - - - vv t A r o f - - 1 t9 Li Wt - -i t t 6 1 --V t 1 1 f - l jT - K r vS L il 5 i f r 2 -- f nv v i r-rf- WTSWt H 1 V 9 J- A t t TS S v - J x w j4 W o THE BOURBON NEWf TUESDAY JUNE 3SfeS- u -- 5 ruMS r 4fvsV if S2L 8 1897 Tales of Turnpike Flavor H yi V Reuben S Riggs the mail carrier be ¬ tween Falmouth and Mt Olivet has re ¬ ceived notice from the turnpike raiders not to pay any more toll under penalty of death Riggs will continue to pay toll until he is better convinced that he should quit Goyernor Bradley offers 200 each for the conviction of the unknown of Harrison county toll-gate-raiders You Thin Look about you Sec for yourself Who sutler most from sleeplessness nervousness nervous dyspepsia neuralgia despondency general weak who arc on the edge ness of nervous prostration all the time Those who are thin g3Vt jfc Mpj m r r j BUY A a i T1 i AKlK POWDER Absolutely Pure Eighteen turnpikes in Harrispn have been made free BEMIS W L DOUGLAS years this shoe by merit alone has distanced all competitors TV L Douglas 350 400 nnd 500 shoes are the productions of 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 orer 1000000 wearers as the best Mn style fit and durability of any shoe ever offered at the prices They are made in all the latest shapes and styles and of every vari- ¬ ety of leather If dealer cannot supply you write for cata logue to W L Douglas Brocktod Mass Sold by the h The Fiscal Court of Fayette county has decided to purchase all the turn ¬ pikes in the county not already free Celebrated for its great leavening There are now but fifty one miles ot toll strength and healthfnlness Assures the roads in Favette food against alum and all forms of adul ¬ teration common to the cheap brands BASE BALL NOTES Royal Baking Powder C0 New YOrk Gossip of the Diamond Doings of Pro- fessionals and Amateurs Ed Shinners club won two game3 last week from the Kentons Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Cynthianasnew ball club will play its first game at Carlisle on the 15th PtiJblished every Tuesday and Friday by Opium chloral bromides headache powders only make matters worse Iron and bit ¬ ters are only stimulants To be cureel and Cured for good S3 SHOE in thoeWorId j For 1 TOBACCO PLASTER v you need a fat making food You want new blood rich blood and a strong nerve tonic Cod liver Oil with Hypophos nmn mi J SCOTTS EMULSION of ¬ phites is all this It feeds the tissues makes rich blood and strengthens the nerves J00 Book about it free for the asking For sale by all druggists at 50c and SCOTT BOWNE - J P KIELY New Laundry Agency The only perfect way to set tobacco No waiting for rain Tobaccogrows 25 per cent better after a planter tlian when set by hand A WALTER CHAMP BBUCIE MILLER Editors and Oivnerx etc SCINTILLATIONS Make all Cheeks Money Orders payable to the order of Champ Milijsb An Interesting Jumble Of News And Comment Oil was struck Friday at Elizaville New York Senator Dkboe says he has indorsed - but three men for foreign positions They are Brutus Clay Wickliffe Preston and D A Powers He says he will in ¬ dorsed five others for positions outside Kentucky Mr J C S Black ¬ A special says burn and other silver leaders are said to have agreed upon a partial slate for State officers which includes the names of Senator Cxoebel for Governor Senator Bronston for Attorney General and Maj L G Norman for his old office as Audi- ¬ tor The Courier Journal says f The National Democrats of Kentucky will hold a State convention in Louisville July 143to put out a candidate for Clerk of the Court of Appeals and enter upon another vigorous campaign County v mass conventions will be held on Satur- ¬ 100000 day July 10 to select delegates The Richard Bell a Paducah milkman State Central and Executive Committees has heired 20000 by the death of his met in Louisville Saturday and resolved aunt Mrs Jessie K Bell in New upon this course Orleans Fleming county by parties drilling for water Governor Bradley has offered 150 re- ¬ ward for Lucius Boone wanted at Lex- ¬ ington for murder President Loos of Kentucky Univer ¬ sity at Lexington has offered his resig- ¬ nation on account of old age The State Sunday school convention for Kentucky willJmeet at Harrodsburg June 23d for three days session James and Richard Malsberry broth- ¬ ers met at Vanceburg after a separation of 45 years The old men wept for joy School census returns from eighty eight Kentucky counties showa decrease of nearly 4000 from last years enumer ation The stockholders of the Richmond Ky National Bank Saturday voted to reduce the capital stock from 200000 to F SIMMONS 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 recpive immediate attention Work called for and delivered promptly Respectfully 16ap SAVES DOLLARS and BACK ACHES Every machine guaranteed to do the work perfectly Q f Of Hockingport O Kccomraends Wrights Celery Capsules tf Bruce Holladay - -- Our insurance is protected by bank- ¬ able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus Ohio Columbus O Gentlemen I have been using guarantee given There can be no stronger you use Wrights Celery Capsules for stomach a banks name without We dare not you authority if trouble and constipation for some three doubt it write them Good health is months and find them even greater than the best life insurance recommended With pleasure and un- ¬ Celery Capsules gives you goodWrights health solicited I would recommend them to they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach Sick Headaches 100 days treatment D F Simmons costs lc a day A sight draft on above Sold by W T Brooks at 50c andLOO bank in every 1 box which brings ppr box Send address on postal to the your money back if we fail to cure you Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for Sold by W T Brooks druggist trial size free Incomparable The service on the Queen Crescent fast train North Through Pullman drawing sleepers Standard vestibuled day Loaches lavatories and smoking rooms Elegant Cafe parlor and observation scais Nine and one half hours to Cincinnati 10 hours to Louisville from Chattanooga O L MlTCHELIiDiv Pas r Agt Chattanooga Tenn N - Hockingport O August To the Wright Medical Co 14 96 Your Life Insured lc a Day the suffering public Yours very truly trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Sold only by H 3 rm Will Not PerformMiracles But It Will Cure ELY Sbbyfsij FOR RENT BRICK ply to cottage Or The Spanish officials did not dare to hustle Commissioner Calhoun out of Cuba but they are relieving their wrath at the expense of tho3e who befriended Mr Calhoun Two of his friends have been arrested charged with inciting to rebellion Four Spanish officers have been killed in Cuba by their troops because they were refused their salaries in coin as the officers were paid Tke headsofa number of Cuba pacificos killed by the Spaniards were exhibited on pikes as a warning to other Cubans N A Bluegrass lady who made several STOCK AND TURF NEWS Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Ktc Turf Notes H - i7 Fisher Tarr won a 300 selling purse with Aimee Goodwin at Latonia Fri- ¬ day The race horse Bob Neely formerly owned by Wallace Mitchell won a steeple chase Saturday at Latonia The failure of Free Advice to win a handicap Wednesday caused his owners Bromley Co to lose 8800 which they had bet on him Court day attracted a good sized crowd to Paris yesterday but business was dull in stock circles Several bunches of cattle were offered but there was no demand for them Typhoon the winner of the Kentucky Derby captured the Club Members Handicap at St Louis Saturday going the mile and a quarter in 207 pulled up Had he been given his head he would probably have broken the worlds record for the distance run Always The Latest And Best Machinery trips up the Rhine during a trip abroad says that its scenery does not equal in grandeur that of the Kentucky river The expected has happened A liar at Sulphur Ky says a note thrown from an airship in distress has betn found stating that the ship had been adrift thirteen days The M V Monarch Distillery Com- ¬ pany at Owensboro made an assign ¬ ment Saturday Liabilities 100000 Assetts 30000 consisting of whiskey and real estate The dead body of Francis Schlatter the divine healer who created so great a sensation in the West was re- ¬ cently found near Casa Grande in the State of Chihuahua Mexico Emily Bancker a clever actress who played A Divorce Cure and Comedy and Tragedy in this city last season died of peritonitis Friday at Albany N Y having been ill since Monday Her husband Thos Ryley was with her Misses Clyde Walker Clara Shelly Excursion to Niagara Palls - D Railway to Niagara Falls will occur The annual excursion of the C EL Detroit and the Michigan Central Rail way through the best part of Southern Canada direct to the Falls This is the only line that passes close to the brink from which a full and complete view of both the American and Canadian Falls can be seen to advantage Niagara is one of the greatest wonders on the globe everybody knows of Niagara and everybody wants to go there The CH D Ry was the first to inaugu- ¬ rate these cheap excursions and always has the best accommodations provided for its patrons Persons desiring full information about thisexcursion should address the undersigned and a descrip- ¬ tive circular will be mailed you ¬ be first class in ever particular Ele- ¬ gant day coaches Pullman and Wagner sleeping cars Tha route is the most in- ¬ teresting of any Going via Toledo rhis year on July 8th The rate from Cincinnati O will be 700 Tickets will be good five days Trains will leave Cincinnati about 1200 Noon The accommodations will M H DAILEY per 602 Ap - First class repair O 5 rooms 10 MAIN Ujant f B C INCiELS - - - PARIS Over Deposit Bank ST KYi 1 EDWARDS Offc- hours to 12 a m 1 to 6 p A Passr D G Edwards Traffic Mgr C H D JEty Cincinnati Ohio and Addie Crossfield and John Gilbert Emmet Johnson Davis Lyen Porter Walker Wm Dowling J L Abbott and Mac Crain graduated Friday from the Lawrenceburg Graded School A special from Nicholasville says the people at that place have registered a big kick because they didnt get three prizes at the Harrodsburg graded school tournament They say they won them fairly and squarely and because of prej- ¬ udice against Jessamine county the prizes went to somebody else To Cure A Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ lets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W T Brooks and Tamps Knnpflv Pano Kv word so full of meaning and about which such tender and MOTHE I There is no cures nervous prostration Not mi- ¬ raculously but scientifically by first removing the germs of disease and then supplying healthy nerve food increasing the appetite helping digestion and strength ¬ ening the entire system Desperate cases require prolonged treatment as shown by that of Mrs M B Reed of Delta Iowa who As the result of a lightning stroke writes the physicians said I had a light stroke of paralysis my limb3 would all draw up I would have throbbings Dr Miles in my chest that seemed unendurable For three Nervine months I could not sleep Restores and for three weeks did not close my eyes I Health prayed for sleep and felt that if relief did not come I would be dead or insane I took Dr Miles Restora- ¬ tive Nervine and the second night slept two hours and from that time on my health im ¬ proved slowly at first but steadily and surely I took in all iO bottles and I cannot express how grateful I am for I am now perfectly well and have taken no medicine Dr Miles Nervine for over four months is sold by druggists on guarantee that first bottle benefits or money refunded Book on heart and nerves free Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind D E MILES RESTORATIVE NERVINE if w And Therefore The Best Work i If there is any 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 uni- ¬ form work and a new collar and cuff ironer which enables us to give either a high gloss or domestic finish on collars and cuffs Shall we call for your worR Phone 4 tf Bourbon Steam Laundry - 1000 Childrens Home 900 Home for Fallen Women 600 Home for the Friendless Industrial School White Orphans Home 200 each Total 11500 phans Home Mother she who watched The Fayette Fiscal Court Friday made over our helpless infancy and guid- ¬ the following appropriations for 1897 to ed our first tottering step Yet the charitable institutions of Lexington the life of every Expectant Moth- ¬ and Fayette County County Infirmary er is beset with danger and all ef-¬ 6000 St Josephs Hospital 1200 fort should be made to avoid it Protestant Infirmary 1200 Colored Or ¬ of holy recollections cluster as that Piles Piles I Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch ¬ ing at once acts as a poultice gives Instant relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the else Every frivate parts and nothingdruggists sent box Sold by by mail for 50c and SI per box WILLIAMS MPG CO Props Cleveland O For sale by W T Brooks druggist 24jy-96-ly Piles m m ft INSI trfKi Mothers Wrights Celery Tea cw s onst tion sick headaches 2oc t L N Special Kates i 1 Friend -- l Awarded fct Hihestlionors Worlds Fair v XV L N willWr round trip tickets June 6th to 19th limited to une 30th to Summer School Y M C A at Knox ville Tenn June 18th to 27th at 610 L N will sell round trip tickets June 13th to 15 limited June 27th to so many have said Summer School Y M CVA at Ashe persuaded to use ville N C June 15th to 25th at one fare F B Carr Agent i dread suffering or gloomy forebodings to the houn when she experiences the joy of Motherhood Its use insures safety to the lives of both Mother and Child and she is found stronger after than before confinement in short it makes Childbirth natural and easy as ¬ place that the Expectant Mother is enabled to look for ward without ing ¬ so assists nature in the change tak- ¬ Send your order to Oscar Battle Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour ¬ bon county tf Summer Tourists See advertisement in another column of W J Bryans new book The First Low rate round trip tickets are now on sale from 3ueen Crescent stations tojCumberland Falls Rugby Burnsid Spring City and Lookout Mountain Liberal rates and limits ABk your agent about it W C Rineaeson Dont be Geal Passr Agt Cincinnati0 anything but Q C Low Save youseen my window display anything in any of these lines v Let me quote you some prices Come and see my stock I can save you money 4 V 1 Do you want ii 01 MOTHERS FRIEND Bates - CREAM n 5 is -1 t - W Of Peck - I BAKING POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE m A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free worn Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD -- Very truly yours W S Andeksom a11 druggists at 50o and SI per Soid box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size tree PO Wrights Celery Capsules To the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drue gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach irouble and Constipation I was unable to dp anything for nearly two years I used three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they hecuird m tfor the benefit of afflicted I wish to send this letter others so Anderson Pike Co O Recommends S Knights of Honor Supreme Lodge My wife suffered more in ten min St Louis Mo June 7 16 1897 utes with either of her other two chil ¬ Junior United American Mechanics dren than she did altogether witn her National Council Pittsburg Pa June last having previously used four bot- iV19 1997 tles of Mothers Friend It isb blessing to any ona expecting to East Tennessee Educational Associacome a MOTHER says a customer tion Sweetwater Tenn July 28 30 Henderson Dalb Carmi Illinois 1897 Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Imperial r Of Druggists at 100 or sent by mail on receipt Council Detroit Mich June 7 10 1897 of Srice w rue zor dook containing testimonials an information for all Mothsrs free W C Rinearson Tkt Brrflelft JUffmlator Cf AtlaaU 6a Gen1 Pas8rAgt Cincinnati O ¬ -- W 4 v 1 h Zt a J T H INCON t r ru X1 ¬ BABY CARRIAGES FURNITURE And WOOD MANTELS ft- -- UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDEDTO J f J- - - it Si 4 r i Ii If fcfc V W 4 v y 1 i x -- v rmt -- v - - - IUU1UAJH3M TEE BOUSBONUEWS j TUESDAY JUNE 8 18971 S v -- W vr r C W TK - y-- t 5- - rus - h- iv The following program will be given Friday night at the opera house at the COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Seventeenth Year Established 1881 commencement exercises of the Paris THE NEWS MAN High School Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as secov iiss mail matter program Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At Piano Duet Miss Fannie Johnson and The Depots In The Hotel Xobbies And Miss Sara Grinnan Elsewhere TELEPHONE NO 124 Invocation Eld J S Sweeney Bishop Burton and wife sailed Fri- ¬ Chorus a Awake the flowers unfold v SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Co Anchored day for Europe Pay able in Advance Entrance of the Graduates Mr C Alexander Sr has been ill 2 00 Six mouths Oneyear i 00 Piano Solo Miss Anna Lee Talbot NEWS COSTS YOT CANT VKN GET A RP Violin Solo Miss Nellie Mann The for several days PORT FBOM A GUN FREE OP CHXttGK Angel Serenade Mrs Carl Crawford is visiting rela- ¬ Quartette The Kentucky Lullaby tives at Peebles O Make all CJiecks Money Orders Etc Misses Downey tiwearengen and payable to the order bf Champ Miller Ware and Mr Mann Mr Joe Salinger of Georgetown Honorary Address Supt E H Mark was in the city yesterday Yesterdays Baseball Results Louisville Rev T J Cheek is spending a few Piano Solo Miss Mary Minter 0 Boston 4 Pittsburg Presentation of Diplomas T E Ash- ¬ days with relatives in Danville brook Esq 4 St Louis 2 Baltimore Mrs Frank Carr and daughter are Quartette Misses Slaughter and Rion tfiooklyn 1 Louisyille 3 visiting relatives in Richmond Messrs Clark and LiJleston New York 10 Chicago 6 Valedictory Miss Lizzie Ashurst Miss Martha Ross of Carlisle was Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 0 Award of Prizes Supt E W Weaver a visitor in the city yesterday Song by the Class Washington 0 Cleveland 7 Benedictio- n- Rev DrEH Rutherford Mr Will A Gaines of Georgetown Dr Louis Landman optician of Cin ¬ was a visitor in Paris yesterday Export Cattle Sold j cinnati will be at the Hotel Windsor Miss Clara Wilmoth left yesterday to day During the past few days Moses for a visit to relatives in Cynthiana Mr and Mrs J R Williams of R P Scobee has succeeded J S Bay Kahn of this city bought from Bour ¬ bon Clark and Fayette parties for as baggage master at the L Midway are guests at Mr B S Let N pasSchwartzchild Sulzberger Co of tjns senger depot in this city New York over 1000 fine cattle to be Mrs J T Hedges returned yesterday Disk harrows sharpened Bluegrass exported in June and July to Liverpool ¬ Among thp purchases in Bourbon were from a brief stay with relatives in Winstrippers and combs for sale about 300 from C Alexander 250 from chester 6apr tf E J McKimey Son Miss Maggie Butler has returned J E Clay and 50 from F P Clay GrEuEGE Goggin who has been clerk- ¬ home from the Cincinnati Conservatory The price was 450 per cwt ing at Clarke Clays drug store has James Thompson has sold to W B of Music accepted a clerkship at Price Cos Kidd of Clark eighty 1350 lb cattle at Mrs M H Dayis of Mayslick is clothing store 450 per cwt and thirty- - eight 1100 lb visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Miss Maggie E Davis has been en- ¬ cattle at 4 per cwt They will be de- Hukill Sr gaged to teach the next school year at livered July 15 Mrs T J Pritchard of Huntington the Palmer school house the fourth W Va is visiting her parents Mr and Bourbons Crop of Bluegrass Seed successive year Mrs Lan Fretwell The crop of Bluegrass seed in Bour Mrs H C Sharpe of Maysville The Monday Night Literary Club had bon is conservatively estimated at 150 0 0 irs last meeting for this season last bushels and the harvest will begin is spending a few days with her sister night meeting with Messrs Warren to morrow The price will be about Mrs Henry Isgrig Mrs Sallie Bashford will leave and J W Bacon twenty five cents from the stripper or a visit to relatives in C S Thursday for Miss Jennie Hanson formerly of thirty five for August delivery Woodford and Franklin this city and Miss Amy Richardson Brent Bro who will run thirty strip Mr A C Gutzeit of Lexington formerly of Millersburg have been re- pers have bought Thos Henry Clays was in the city Sunday visiting his broth- ¬ elected teachers in the public schools at crop about 15000 bushels about 10000 bushels from C Alexander and about er Prof A M Gutzeit Xesington 20000 bushels in smaller lots Mr and Mrs Arthur Calvert and Thos Ex Parisian E T Porter the well Woodford has sold his crop to J Sim daughter of Covington were in the known Leader reporter is ill at the Wilson for 1260 The yield will be city Saturday and Sunday Protestant Infirmary in Lexington with heavier this year than it was last Mrs Devereaux and children of a complication of diseases His Paris Summer Lexington are visiting Mrs Mary friends trust that he may soon recover Roche on Pleasant street Paris New Voting Districts Misses Mary Brent Kate Alexander The s willipus wallapus did not fall jmessrs R P Dow J L Bosley and Eddie Spears and Mary Talbott are visit ¬ through a bridge last week and has not A T Forsyth were appointed by Judge ing friends in Georgetown been wrecked as has been reported to the Mr and Mrs Ulie J Howard came It is doing fine work in the Hutchison H C Howard the redistrict Paris voting precincts of city of The precinct Five miles of pike have been up Saturday afternoon from Covington work was completed yesterday the city repaired during the past nine days at lr C Alexanders being divided into six voting precincts for a visit Mrs Henry Chares of Deadwood The News is requested to state that a as follows First Ward One voting booth at old Dakota is a guest at the home of Mr social will be given to morrow evening from seven till ten at the home of Miss city school lot one booth on vacant lot Marshall Mayes on Second street Mr Dwight Pendleton and Miss Bettie Ingels at which refreshments on Tenth street near depot Second Ward One booth at engine Julia Graves of Winchester are guests will be served Adults will be charged house one booth at Terrys lot on of Miss Lucy Simms and Mr Will 15 cents admission children 10 cents Simms Twelfth street Well informed persons say that the Third Ward One booth on vacant lot The Sterling Dancing Club has in ¬ tobacco crop in Bourbon this year will near High School one booth- on vacant vited the Bourbon Dancing Club to a be thirty per cent less than last year lot on Convent Heights tend a ball in Mt Sterling on the evenAbout one third of the crop has already ing of the seventeenth Central University Graduates been set out There has been plenty of Mr A S Miller a leading citizen of plants and a fairly good season for set- ¬ The commencement at Central Uni- ¬ Crawfordsville Ind after spending a ting out same versity occurs to morrow The twelve few days with relatives in the city will Miss Delia Fisher leave At the home of Rev T C Stackhouse graduates are for home to day Sunday near Lexington J Breck Payne Joseph Boggs Frank Walker Rich- ¬ Miss Nannine Clay who has been and Percy Stackhouse quarreled and mond Zed C Layson Millersburg A Stackhouse was shot in the cheek and leg S Lynn Columbia S C John Tate attending college at National Park Sem by Payne Payne gave himself up and Duncan Taylorsville Ernest Mansfield inary at Forest Glen Maryland is at was released on bond He will be de- ¬ Springfield J F Kennedy Greenville home to spend vacation Tenn R H Berry Cynthiana Geo P fended by Col Breckinridge Mr John Martin and Mrs F G Scott Normal C N Mourning Louis- ¬ Snyder came up from Louisville last A queer case was tried in Judge ville Joseph Boggs is the honor man week to visit their sister Mrs Clark Webbs court yesterday when Will Por Barnett Mr Martin returned home Boone Buries His Subject ter was fined 5 for disorderly conduct WhilePorter was driving up street a Thousands of people went to Coney yesterday Mrs Mattie McCarney arrived home boy threw water on his horse which so Island near Cincinnati Sunday to see enraged Porter that he stopped grabbed Prof Edwin Boone the Paris hypnotist from Chicago accompanied by Mrs the boy held him and turned the hose bury alive his hypnotized subject Will Oiton Brown and babe Mrs Brown on him The boy claimed his part of McNamara Clad in a shroud he who was formerly Miss Eva Wade has the affair was iccidental was put under six feet of earth to re- - recently be n dangerously ill main until four oclock yesterday after- ¬ Misses Christine and Gary Milam targe Eagle Killed noon when he was resurrected and tak- ¬ two popular Maysville young ladies who James Stivers of this city shot a large en to the stage and awakened The have been enjoying commencement eagle near Hutchison the other day burial was witnessed by a tremendous gayeties in Millersburg are expected to killing it with a bullet from a 22 calibre crowd and Prof Boone createdja large visit Misses Allie and Sadie Hart this rifle at a distance of 100 feet The bird sized sensation with his daring feat week measured six feet and two inches from The Cynthiana Democrat says Elks ComingTo Paris tip to tip It was embalmed yesterday Miss May Hagele accompanied by Mr by Geo R Davis forty members of the Coving ¬ and Mrs J W Slade of Paris left About ton Lodge of Elks accompanied by a Thursday morning for a trip to the Chocolate Colored Moonshiner band will come to this city Thursday mountains On her way home she will belongs the distinc evening to assist in instituting the Paris stop off at Winchester to visit friends To Alex Gibson tion of being probably the first colored Lodge No 373 B P O Elks Lexing- ¬ Mrs Saml Willis Sr and Mr and man ever arrested in Kentucky on the ton will send a large delegation and Mrs Saml Willis Jr of Clark who Gibson Elks will also be present from Frank ¬ charge of being a moonshiner on a visit were enter- ¬ was captured in the hills of Grant fort and Louisville After the cere- are in Bouibon county and was brought to Paris Fri-¬ monies are conducted a banquet will be tained last week by Mrs J Frank Clay at a four oclock luncheon by Mrs R day by Deputy United States Marshal given at the Windsor J Neely at a dining and by Mrs Amos Perry Eucker and placed in jail Turney at tea Winning Owners at Xatonia T H Tarr Assigns Mr John Sweeney who has been During the ten days of racing at La-Thompson Tarr of the firm of Tarr tonia ending Saturday night 18 stables attending medical college in Louisville Temphn lumber dealers of this city won stakes or purses Chas Patterson returned home Saturday Messrs 3has made an assignment Friday to attorney who captured the Derby heads the list Daugherty and Julius Purnell from the T E Ashbrook of this city Mr Tarr with 8074 Turney Bros come next medical college and C B Dickson from is also a member of the firm of the Wm with Tillos two stakes the Decoration dental college in Louisville will ar- ¬ Tarr Co Distillers at Lexington and and Ripple one purse and one second rive hume this week Simms aggregating in conjunction with Ed Woodford Mr Rector Hutchison y Mr Tarrs ner winning 3075 Harold stake Buck- - Mary Hutchison of Detroit and Miss ownsjthe race horse F F the have and Miss assetts and liabilities are not known 875 - Hattie Hutchison 1200 and Simms Tarr won of Brownsville Tenn came home to attend the funeral Wills Probated Yesterday Sunday of their sister Miss Carrie Tillo Win Again The will of Wm Stephenson was pro- ¬ Hutchison Mr Turney Bros7 stake colt Tillo by vert also came apand Mrs Arthur Cal- ¬ The testator be¬ bated yesterday from Covington queaths 100 acres of laud to his step son Leonatus Puritan Lass won the Rip ¬ Mr C Joy Stephens who has been Edw Leonard and the balance of his ple Stakes at Latonia Saturday carry ¬ to his wife and at her ing the top weight and winning handily studying dentistry for two yearsin J3an land 87 acres 1145 Erancisco arrived home Saturday death to his step daughters Lizzie and The value of the stake was Tillo is considsrea iy many persons to night for visit to his parents Maria Leonard Dr colt than Dr Catlett and Barclay Stephens who is a Bnccessfnl The will of Miss Sara Bethard to give the best of the three-yeayoung physician of the same city is ex-¬ so probated She leaves All of her prog able olds a beatiug jj pected to arrive next week fronl New KT erty to her brother Henry Bethard 1 1 THE BODBBOH HEWS High School Commencement Program PEEOML MENTION York where he has been weeks- Mrs P for seyeral I McCarthy and children were in Lexington yesterday visiting relatives Messrs Ford Brent W Mv Hinton Jr and O O Hinton were in George- ¬ town Sunday Mrs J R Baker returned Satur- ¬ day from an extended stay inCynthiana and ip back at the Paiis Telephone Ex ¬ change Mr W L Davis and Mrs R Q Thomson leave to day for Danville to attend the marriage of Miss Susie Davis Irvine to Mr John W Gerard of Bow¬ ling Green Mrs Davis has been in Danville several days Mr Davis will give the bride away NUPTIAL KNOTS Look Before You Buy 1 y6ur7m6ney than yoiTcan buy elsewhere or your money refund- xed and you to be the judge of it Arid remember we guarantee more for Buy your shoes of us and get one of tie beautiful r if medallion pictures FREE See them on exhibition at our store N -- DAmTflOMSOMlSGRia NEW BLACK DRESS GOODS JUST ARRIVED FRQM THE IMPORTER Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Myers and Miss Sara Smith were married Thursday night by Eld J S Sweeney at the home of the brides father John Smith a mute who lives TC - -- k i near PariB Dr J C Howard of Henderson and Miss Maggie Mitchell of Owensboro have surprised their friends by announc ¬ ing that they were secretly married a year ago Sunday The marriage of Lieutenant Carlo Britton of the United States Navy to Miss Mamie Baldwin pf Madison Coun ¬ ty is announced to take place at the Christian Church Richmond June 29 30 Pieces of Black Ores s Goods Including sucjti choice weaves as Eta mines Chantilions Co verts Grenadines Figured Twilled and Plain Mohairs Sergei c Call and see these goods 4 ¬ Farris Tenroleman of Moorefield and Martha Ross of Carlisle will be mar ¬ ried on June 23d at 5 p m at the Carlisle PresbyterianJChurch Messrs Robt Parks and Julian Howe of this city will act as ushers on this occasion A marriage which will be a pleasant surprise to the friends of the contracting parties will be solemnized on June 30th The principals will be Rev F W Eberhardt pastor of the Baptist Church one of the most popular ministers who ever lived in Paris and Miss Alice an accomplished lady of Shaw LaR han who possesses many admirable qualities ¬ bj- - PRICES THE LOWEST Ham burgs at greatly reduced prices 529 Main St ¬ Paris Ky ¬ ¬ Beautiful in appearance are the waists laundered by the Bourbon Steam Laundry 8mytf in v the extraordinary bargains now being offered by us and the following prices will command the attention of eyery careful buyer A great deal of talk is being created by CONDONS -- i -- less Hosiery at 10c and I5e Others get 25c for the same goods Our domestic stock is the bes assorted and decidedly the cheap- ¬ est Extra good Brown Cotton 5c and S10 The Advent Of Our Future Men And Bleached Cotton good 5c Table Linens Towels and Nap ¬ Women we will Very Best Cotton 3c yr To the wife of M N Culbertson a kins are our specialty and save you 25c on the dollar if you son 10 4Pepperell Sheeting 18c buy them from us Best Lancaster Ginghams c 1 G D Corsets 50c 75c and OBITUARY Percales and Penangs 7c are the best in the world for the Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory price Ladies Bleached Vests j at 10c Of The Bead Ladies and Childrens full seam full taped worth 25c Miss Carrie M Hutchison the adopt- ¬ ed daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Kern died Friday night about twelve oclock after an illness of onlv a few hours duration though she had long been in Spring Dress Goods in all the newest effects strictly all wool at Especial care is taken with ladies 25c and 39c worth double shirt waists at the Bourbon Steam Land We will still sell our finest Dress dry 8mytf Patterns in black and colors at 4 8 some of them are marked 6 BIRTHS - ¬ charge See the new portraits we enlarge free of a delicatehealth Friday afternoon after packing her trunk preparatory to mak- ¬ ing a visit in Mt Sterling she laid down to rest and became unconscious She was soon dsscovered and medical aid was summoned but she never regained consciousness The deceased was seven- ¬ teen years old and was a most estimable young lady modest gentle amiable and womanly Funeral services were held at three oclock Sunday afternoon by Eld J S Sweeney at the Christian Church and her remains were laid to rest in the Paris cemetery beneath a profusion of floral tributes The pall- ¬ bearers were Messrs E Q Fretwell Thos Fisher Amos Turney Nathan Bayles Jrt J J McClintock John ffcoseberry E B Hedges and Frank Walker Col Sanders D -- ¬ Patent Flour Eating Potatoes Irish bellow Jersey Seed sweet Southern Queen seed sweet niifi u 0 THIS B 1 J Ked Bermudas For Cash only this week 200 bbL 525 bbl 25 c bu 150 bbl 150 bbl I EDWARDS l rnce of New York a famous ex Confederate and editor of the American Stud Book and the Turf Field and Farm was paralyzed WE HATE BEOEIVED A SPLENDID ST00K OF at Lexington His condition is regard- ¬ IMPORTED SUITIES AND ed as critical RACE HORSES FOR SALE- - TROCSERM 3 FOR SPRING AND SUMMER 11 ¬ Will sell at Court House door a m on at Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call J Saturday June 19 1897 the thoroughbred mare Matilda by Hindoo imp Prairie Queen a yearling out of her by Talbotts Brutus and a suckling by her side by same sire Matilda won the Zoo Zoo stakes and other races as a butdid race afteTwaras Has been bred to The Commoner Terms cash A T FORSYTH Auct two-year-o- ¬ DFXNIE MERCHANT TAILORS E S E TIPTON Cutter Smith Shirt Full line of samples ld We are also agents for the celebrated Chas Holice To SiocKtioitiers ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL THE SUN The first of American Newspa- ¬ pers CHAS A DANA Editor The American Constitution the persons having claims against assigned estate of H Margolen There will be an election of officers of are requested to present them at once the Paris Milling Company for the en ¬ properly proven as required by law to suing year at their office on Saturday the undersigned in Paris Ky Those June 12 1897 between the hours of 10 knowing themselves indebted Margolen are requested to pay promptly a m and 3 p m J D MCCLINTOCK Prest and thereby avoid court cost toH ChasStephens Secy LOUIS SALOSHIN JHarmon For Spring 1897 ld limy Stitt Attorney Assignee American Idea the American Spirit These first last and all the time forever Daily by mail - 6 a year Daily Sundayby mail 8 a year J N WAal-JJra-Jiibett- er -- -- r- We are now receiving Spring goods in Men who like a cool quick quiet and allxtbeT3ewlBts and colors Theest jnamiractar--efisy3sveOBpatronize Crawford is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in productions of th leading the world ers and at reasonable prices Bros barber shop Clean first class hnthjrooms are connected with thflRhrm Price 5c a copy By mail RTON Ar flTi AV t 3 a year v mw t im Wr Satisfactory service at all times tf Address THE SUX New lYorkr W The Sunday Sun a m w r l s - r -- v-- ifv V l- - VT k - TW c i x tfc f t r FiT VlV v i 1 - r i5 v1 vr - if If r f j A f Vv ri L r-- tf Seventeenth Year Estatollshefl 1881J Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP I and rtwT M BRUCE MILLER f r tm toxmtm MmipAy jxife a 1897 s J V J A- - n Vi - -- 5 U 2 V S i V K - - - ji - 3 j l v i cv - m THE BOURBON NEWS i-1- r - kow Tr 1 C S Vv a-- HOW SCR0QQ5 WON THE REWARD BY L FkANK BAUM Copyright 189TO -- V- - csf 5T4 w - Fjlling the space between two large building blocks Jwas a little one storied ioilice It was flush with tihe sidewalk and upon the large window was painted rfl ir in xed letters u- If I- is- - mv 1 - V V V -r k MR DICK EOGEES CITY BILL POSTED Mr Dick Uogcrs was himself seat-- 1 h I r l -v cd behind the window a big cigar in liis mouth his feet resting upon the confused mass of papers which littered his desk and his eyes fixed intently TTrvvn Viic UiVJJJXUw JJLVV4 fWJJ LiJ mnTrti n nr TimxrcnQTVAr H1 V- - yr S ii - t 11 H 1 1 J il It s 4- M h U 1 4 -- - The group slowly melted away only the boys remained slowlj spelling out j the printed words Scroggs looked at the boys critically and decided he 1 might venture a question What does it say he asked Cant yer read demanded the big gettin to gauge time by your visits gest boy Mr Lawrence youre as reglar as Scroggs shook his head clockwork Let me see this is the said the boy Well then listen sixth year aint it an Ill read it out for Yes this is the sixth year How patronizinglv many times more 1 snail be obliged to yer He followed the lines with his finger come to you God only knows I think 1 should have already abandoned the and read aloud slowly and with some attempt were it not for my poor wifes difficulty as follows sake 5000 He ward His voice trembled a little and he ENTICED OR STRAYED From his home No 2013 Wellington avturned a rather appealing and depreca enue on June 2 1S90 Kenneth Keith Law- ¬ tory glance upon the unmoved face of rence familiarly called Trotty Age ¬ Mr Eogers four years and two months Dark brown Never say die sir remarked the hair and eyes large for his age able to f name not his resitoll Iill poster cheerfully I spose youd dencehis Wore atbut perhaps his disappearthe time of J9like em put right away ance a white dress with blue sash blue If you please flannel jacket and straw sailor hat Was Got a boy at liberty right now He last seen upon the sidewalk in front of to the walked to rear door opened it partly said residence listeningan old music of a hand organ played by Italian The and shouted -- jrou see Mr Rogers said the caller in a quiet dignified oice Just so responded the bill poster So another year is up with a nod eh Mercy me how time flies Im services jour stream 01 passing ve a handsome carriage drew up hides before the door Mr Eogers looked over the top of his paper and Watched a gentleman step out upon the sidewalk followed by a servant bearing in his arms a huge package This the servr-ant placed upon the table and re- turned to the carriage I have come once more to employ cial x rom amia xne top and considerable descriptive mat- J ter At the bottom Scroggs could not read he merely knew when the letters were right side up but that was quite enough for his purpose He was quick to see a conspicuous position where a bill eculd be noticed by the general Iublie and he never let a good space escape him Here was one in especial the broad front of a deserted shop where the remains of various old bills still fluttered Scroggs posted three bills in a row upon the front and then sat down to rest a minute and admire his work Theyre all zactly straight he mur ¬ mured complacently an jest the right distance apart Two men passing by stopped and read the bills curiously Then a wom- ¬ an paused to read and another man and still another Several boys joined the group and soon there was quite a little crowd inspecting the posters Scroggs smiled it pleased him tc think bis work was so effective Five thousand dollars remarked a fat man to no one in particular thats a pretty stiff reward There was no reply and he passed on his place being quickly filled by another For the first time Scroggs began to wonder what the bills were about Usually he was indifferent to the purport of his advertisements but the remark of the fat man led him to suspect these bills were more important than usual And the gentleman had told him they were special very spe1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 41 i Scroggs Yep answered a clear voice JI 1 it t iV hT V hn 1 hq 5 X fl A 5 n -- HI Jti -- Zi J 9 i7 P J li p n vs I t II i J I i ft i 1 1 c nj w I 4 U a i i V Sj - j r it a M ti Bag bucket and brush Eogers Eigfot ye are came the reply seem- ¬ ingly from a distant apartment Mr Eogers closed the door and re tsrued to his chair V Scroggsll do the job beautiful he remarked asked Are jrou sure hes relialDle MyC Lawrence anxiously I am almost - afraid to trust this to a mere boy Thats Scroggs strong point hes t reliable Haint been with me quite a year but Id trust him anywheres JSeyer neglects a likely place an never iicmes back till the last sheet is posted That kidll make a great man one o these daArs I shall alwajrs give him v Jour 30b after this for I know jouIl like his work Mr Lawrence sighed at this intima- tionf of the fruitlessness of his efforts and the two men sat silently untiL the door was burst open and a boy of about ten years entered He wore a bill posters white jacket and trousers very much spotted and soiled a small r cap was set far back upon liis curly head and in his hand he bore a canvas bag and a flat paste bucket with a Lrush sticking out of the side Here y are Dick he announced Prompt as a biscuit aint he asked Mr Eogers casting an admiring look at his small assistant JSTow Scroggs this gentleman is very particlar about his work The3rre quarter sheets an easy handled an theyre to go in every likely spot you can And Specials eh said Scroggs as he over the package cut the cord stooped and began filling his canvas bag with the sheets Very special my boy said Mr - Xawrence earnestly Youll not neg Oect the work will you Scroggs straightened oip and regar- ¬ ded him with a look of pained surprise Dye know what they calls me sir TThy its Scroggs the Eeliable Im roud o that When I turns up my toes sir Im a goin to have this cut on my tombstone Here lies Scroggs who An I wont never missed a stick neglec your work cause whyv Cause it would spile the motter on The tomb stone Them air billsll go up full count -all right TVHe slung the bag over his shoulder and the paste pot upon his back Then he bobbed his head at the two gentle- men and passed out the door - A strange boy said Mr Lawrence ly and very young lor such work Are not those bills and the paste ibo heavy for him replied Mr Eogers Bless ye no He stops so Scroggs likes pastin often 3011 see he dont mind the weight It were a lucky day for me when old blind man died an I got V Scroggs the that boy Id noticed him leadin that old man around as keerf ul as a kitten an I says to myself a kid asll take that pains with his old dad has good stuff in him an I were right Hes sharper n chain lightnin too Mr Lawrence settled his bill and reentered his carriage The bill poster relighted his cigar and watched the equipage as it rolled away That ducks on a reglar wild goose chase he reflected but thats no busi- ¬ ness o mine I expect hell be a reglar customer for years to come Meanwhile Scroggs pursued his way V up one street- and down another lear ning a trail of bills wherever he went Tney were oddrlopking bills hef no ¬ r -HW roared Mr above reward will be paid for information leading to the recovery of said Kenneth J Keith Lawrence and all prosecutions will be waived reader an I wish I was the kid Folks as can pay 5000 reward must have money to burn an no mistake Scroggs made no reply with liands thrust deep into his pockets he was staring blankly at the bills before him The boys passed on but still he stood thoughtfully regarding the printed an- ¬ nouncement and paying no heed for once to the fact that half his bills re ¬ JOHN KEITH LAWRENCE 2013 Wellington Avenue September 12 1896 There ye have it continued the mained unposted Another little crowd collected about him Scroggs retreated across the side- ¬ walk and sitting down upon his paste pot rested his head upon his hands and continued to think deeply Another Charlie Eoss Case a man was saying in front of him Scroggs suddenly arose and swung his paste pot over his back Ill do it he muttered no matter what comes of it Why its the rum mest go I ever heard tell of an I spose I might as well win that 5000 as any one Down the street he marched and be fore he had gone a block his face had lost its grave expression and he was again whistling merrily It was a long walk to Wellington avenue miles and miles it seemed to Scroggs and after he had reached the avenue he found that he was still a long- distance from No 2013 and the further he walked the more imposing and grand were the resi- ¬ dences that lined the street Finallj he paused before a large handsome building set well back in the midst of a carefulty trimmed lawn and stared thoughtfully over the iron gate The bo3r tried hard to decipher the bright brass figures upon the gate but finally he nodded his head and muttered This is thexilace all right Im sure - o - -- j W - - -- -- -- ¬ 1 - ticed with great black letters at VET v r5 Hotv to Itecp Pics It please Aer to be treated sensibly pies are to be kept over until and honestby to be considered and ques When tioned and not to be treated as a biitter- - Hie second day after baking it is a wise flj with no head nor hearfcr i j Slant6 brush fire undeVcrusfc Jwithva It pleasesfliei to ud loved atidaclnlifd deafen eggf then to put the tin or dish putting ly a man who is strong enough tOrulti m the ice half an hour After quickly and subdue her and make his wayhei u the filling of the pie bake s Miv Lawrence sank back into a chair vay to leadher andtakePcare of her This will keep the crust from getting j the with a white f ace y waked Brooklyn Eagle London Answers ut a V -- Carelessly shifting his bill bag to the other shoulder he opened the gate walked resolutel3 up the broad walk to the front door and rang the bell The tall servant in severe black who opened the door looked at the minia- ¬ ture bill poster in amazement Mr Lawrence in demanded Scroggs meeting the mans gaze smil- ¬ ingly Yes hes in but I dont think 3ron can see him Oh yes I can returned the bo3 You jest tell him Im Scroggs an Ive come to see him bout that kid What kid The kid as was lost Come in said the servant with was the message he did alacrity that not dare to ignore Scroggs entered and sat down in the big hall while the servant departed to speak to his master The boy eyed the grand furniture with a perplexed air and then impelled b3 some recollec ¬ tion of what was fitting removed his cap and thrust it into the pocket of his jacket As lie did so Mr Lawrence en-¬ tered and hurriedly approached him You are the bill posters boj- - he said after a start of recognition I I thought it was some one else What is it my lad is anjthing wrong about the bills Xot as I knows of replied Scroggs looking up earnestly inta CNfr Law ¬ rences face X thought Id come an tell you bout the kid him as was lost that evening when President McKinley ar- Short St Bet Broadway and Mijl ITS ADVANTAGES rived It was a big success and af ter- Being a self regulator it is always LEXINGTON UK ward the members of the band crowded ready for business slacks up for 30 - - - Proprietor below as cheerfully as it take3 a new around Gen Gordon and shook hands James Connors pointment might kill her grip for 90 in the shade gently but He carefully washed the grime from with him A well dressed man with a firmly persuades a runaway team to Scroggs countenance brushed backliis sandy mustache sidled up to one of the Rates 2 And 250 Per Day reconsider its action An unruly bull curlj- - hair and then holding the rosy spectators and pointing to Gen Gor- is safe as a canary in its cage it saith face firmly between his two hands he 3on said One hundred good rooms Electric unto the- festive hog thus far shalt Is that Stonewall Jackson gazed upon it earnestly studying every lights hot and cold bathav barber shop thou go The fierce wind and drifting The spectator turned toward the and Postal telegraph office etc line of the boys expressive featuresr snow pass by and it heeds them not 21jy96 ly was a world of yearning and questioner- - with a quizzical look but There There is no terror in the locomotive spark The trespasser is not led into tenderness in the fathers face and sud- - noticing that the man was apparently temptation andr the rail stealers oo denly he bent down and kissed Scroggs in earnest said with a smile The hired man and cupation is gone softly upon his forehead Im trying to find out who LIjXj the lagging tramp alike scorn it proffer- ¬ Tell me about it he said gentl3r he is model housewife Congressman Tate Avho was talkhag FULL stock of Fruit and Ornamental ed shade Like the Scroggs appeared both bewildered Grape Vines Small Fruits whenwellsupportedit is always neai and embarrassed at the warmth of hia with Gen Gordon left him for a mo- - Asparagus and everything for the and tidy reception and was at first at alossliow j ment and was buttonholed immediate- - Orchard Lawn and Garden We emPOSTS to begin but after a moments thought ry by the sand3 mustached man ploy no agents Try us on prices and THREE POSTS to the 100 FEET Economy is not our sole object in Excuse me sir was that gentleman see the difference between those of a he said Twere all on account o that name Stonewall Jackson that you were tallC grower and dealer Catalogue on By placing posts for farm fence at the un ¬ plication to usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart o Trott3 When I lived in this house ing to Farmers say the closer the posts th fl F HILLENMEYER The congressman glared at the sandy- he continued his eyes roving familiar- 20oct Lexington Ky That may apply t better the fence lr around the room you used to give mustached man apparently undecided common fences but depending largely me a cane to ride on a cane with a whether he was the subiect of a north on its elasticity we psefeb the long ern affront or not panel For cemeteries lawns yards jSTo sir it was not said the con-Yes an eagles head interrupted etc they should of course be nearer0 IS to 80 feet is not objectionable Mr Lawrence eagerly sfressman Well when will he arrive queried Well I rode that cane all over the We have completed and are how the sandy mustached man house upstairs an down an so you building a lot of this fence for Bourbon The guileless expression of the ques an the lady was that nry mamma farmers and you can examine into it 3ou an she used to call me Trottj tioner caused the congressman to smile merits for yourself O course 3rou know I cant member as he said Estimates cheerfully furnished You My dear sir a short course of United ever3rthing for I must a been a pretty may put up the posts and we will build small kid then but when I heard thai States history would do you a world oi the fence or we will contract to do th I whole good job If you are needing any bill read it seemed to bring back lota r The congressman then walked off fence see us We will save you money o things as Id forgot all about 1 ana stiu ouua you tne Dear ience maaew member one da3r a man comin round The sandy mustached man was last Respectfully seen receiving an explanation from the with a music organ an I follered him COLLINS MILLER ridin on nry cane an not noticin where hotel clerk N Y Sun Paris Ky I was goin B3r n by I got tired an it THE SEASONS HATS was gettin dark an I cried for my Tk Pag Wlr Fane la Bourbon mamma An then the grinder give Tliey lioolc Like Gorgeous Walking me a ride on his organ an took me Millersbubg Ky May 4 95 Flower Gardens home with him Two or more varieties of straw are f re Messrs Miller Collins Agents Next da3 he promised to take me quently used in one hat Paris Kentucky An assorthome but he didnt do it He took off ment of course of rough straws is all Gentlemen I have had the Pag P0618 deatfTedbr allrafejp advertisements and Woven Wire Fence on my farm for nnr dress an put some pants on me the vogue Chip is also in demand and tning you can gettbo oestmaoe finest finish and MOST MACHINE about eighteen months and am well which he said was more proper for a a glistening straw called silk fiber forainerePOPULAR SEWING manufacturers song Buy from Tollable pleased with it It has proved to be all gained a repntation by honest and eqnare man an I thought so too An then Straws of more than one color are used uitnvaThere ia none in the world that can equal dealing that ia claimed for it It turns all Mnd In mechanical construction durability of working we went way out into the country an in making a single hat parts fineness of finish beauty in appearance or has of stock and is as tight as it was the day walked a good many daj s and he alius The brim is frequently one tint of asmanylmproTementsaa the NEW HOME it was put up and has stood some sever WRITE FOR CIRCULARS said he was tryin to find my home straw and the crown another A few oi tests A horse of one of my neighbor One day Ave come to a town where the brims are made of bands of straw Tie Hew Home Sewfag Machine Co t fell across the fence a few months ago there was a blind man named Scroggs alternating with puffings of tulle or ChakqeMass Boston Mass 2STJinoirS3TTAKENY I and was not taken off for several hours Chicago III St Louis Jfo Dallas Texas SAjfFEAScwcoCAJQ an the grinder sold the cane with the silk but when taken of the fence went back Atlanta Ga OR SALE QY I to its place all right with the exception head to the blind man I cried birds Crowns are all eccentric as to their of a few staples During the storm of WINN Paris Ky COOK when he took the cane away an after shape Some emulate a Tain OShantei April 24th a good sized tree was blown we had gone up the road a ways I in shape others resemble an hour glass across fence and it down to th turned an ran back to the town I Dr look like a jam pot turned upside II S REVENUE STAMPS WANTED groundthe As soon as bent tree was cast the xpected the grinder would chase me down Mam of them are made entirely off the fence went up all right and wan BY but he didnt an when I got to the of spangles fas good aa ever with the exception of town I found the blind man a walkin Flowers are used lavishly on the new T I Green ounty Clerk Mt Oilvefc Ky one broken wire and a few staples out with my cane He wouldnt give it up hats either in big bunches or in I want to buy for cash the following U S of place either canceled or uncanceled at but he said if I would come with him wreaths encircling the crown Aigrettes Revenues annexed when stamps are sent In I am so well pleased with the feno the prices that I am going to put up more of ifc an lead hfin back to the city hed find are much in favor and bows and rosettes good condition JEfacTi Respectfully right away mj f oiks for me again So I went with or ribbon veiled in tulle Accordion 1 cent Express red Imperforate 5 cents Wm Becraft 5my tf him an he was pretty good to me was plaited chiffon is also used as a trim ¬ 1 cent Express red part perforate 5 cents 1 cent Playing Cards red imperforate50 cents Scroggs An he said I got more pen- ming 1 osnt Playing cardsredpart perforated cents nies for him than he ever got before The colors are startlingty brilUant 1 cent Proprietary redpart perforate10 cents 1 cent 60 cents an that Id better sta3r with him an Until July all the shades of purple and 2 cent Telegraph red Imperforate We are prepared to furnish at reaBank Check bluepart perforates cents 5 cents sonable prices locust posts by the car violet will be worn Bright red is a 2 cent Certificate blue imperforate see the world v cent Well after awhile we come back to spring and summer color this Trear 2 cent Certificate blue fall perforate 10 cents load Delivered at your nearest rail Certincateorangef ull perforated cents 2 5 cents road station blue are 2 cent Express blue imperforate the city an weve lived here ever since Leaf green and forget-me-n10 cents 2 cent Express blue part perforate MILLER COLLINS I spose if Scroggs hadnt been blind 1 favorite color combination as well as 2 contPlaying cards blueimperforate50 cents 10 cents and scarlet Hats in three or 2 cent Playing cards orange hed a read jour bills an give me up riolet cause he liked money pretty well but four shades of one color are much the 2 sent Proprietary blue imperforateJ5 cents 2 cent Proprietarybluepart perforate10cents 2 neither o us knew as abody was Eashion French hats of shirred tafieta 8 cent Proorietaryorangefull pefrote15 cents CLOTHES GLEANED k REPAIRED cardgreenlmperforateS2 silk will be worn for early spring and B cent Playing cardgreenfuir perrte2fr cents huntin for me Bout a year ago cent playing 8 cent Telegraph green imperforate 10 cents Scroggs died an I went to work for many tulle hats during the summer cent Playing cardviolet perforate50 The sailor is here again but it is so i cent Proprietary violetpart perfoatelO cents Dick Eogers post in bills Evei3bod3r E have employed a first class 4 cents much trimmed that all its old time se- 5 cent Express red imperforate 10 cents experienced tailor to take chargt called me Scroggs an thought I be t 10 cents red perforate verity of st3rle is now a thing of the 6 cent Playing card perforate our uieamng repairing anu pressing longed to the blind man but I alius 10 cents ul 5 cent Proprietary Work done on short department Sceut Proprietary orange perforateS5 membered as n name was Trotty past Philadelphia Times 10 cent Bill of Ladingblue imperf otelo cents notice Cur prices are lower than an Ive got the cane sir over to Dick 10 cent Bill of Ladingbluepart pertelo cents others and we will do your work right How ti Broil Shad F0 cents Eogers place 2ocent Bond imperforate Split a well cleaned shad down the 40 cent Inland Exchangeimperforate7d cents PARIS FID1ISRIIE AND TAILORING CO Mr Lawrence listened attentivel3r to entire back remove the backbone and ftOcent Probate of Will imperforate Si 25 70 cent Foreign exchangegreenimate90 cents this stor3 which Trotty told very sim- ¬ season with one tablespoonful of H S STOUT Manager SI salt 81 liife Insurance imperf orate twas-ehded ply and earnestWhen 1 10 SI Manifest imperforate 24mar tf fish over with a little melted 51 Mortgage full perforate brush the 25 he took the boy tenderly in his arms Abutter or olive oil let it stand 30 min 1 00 Passage Ticket imperforate 1 50 Thank God m3r darling he said 0 Foreign utes then put the fish on a broiler with I 30 Foreign exchangeorange invatc 3 00 Exchange maroon 4 I 90 we have found you at last that flesh side down place over a clear 50 Inland Exchange imperforate 500 W DUDLEY CO A few minutes later when Trotty the 7 00 5 00 Probate of Will imperforate 15 minutes moderate fire and oroil SO 00 20 00 Probate of Will imperforate had slry ty released himself from- - the 1 50 then turn and broil five minutes on 1 liO Blue and Black embrace of his sobbing but delighted Lhe skin si de Dress the shad on a warm 1 60 Blue and Black 2 00 BILL POSTERS 5 Green proprietary mother who had recognized her boy at 3ish mix one tablespoonful of butter 3 centBlack and Green proprietary 15 cents u cents the first glance he remarked casually to a cream add the juice of half a 10cent Black and Green proprietary-- x 5 cent Black and PARIS KY 3o tlI spose theres no use postin the a teaspoonful of nutmeg oOCcnt Black Ud Green proprietary 5 00 lemon half I 00 Black and Green proprietary rest o them bills 15 00 All Kinds of Posting Distributing Etc ind one teaspoonful of fine chopped 5 00 Black and Green proprietary No Promptly Attended To said the father with a smile parsley spread this over the fish gar ¬ lalso wish to buy old canceled postage stamps aud stamped envelopes of any and all the bills have fulfilled their mission nish with parsley and one lemon cut denominations from lbMO to 1S75 for which I But the 5000 reward asked the lengthwise into six pieces The broil ¬ will pay liberal prices Address T L GREEN County Clerk boy anxiously ing can be done nicely on a gas broiler Mt Olivet Ky TOWN LOT FOR SALE Why really Trotty replied the hap NoTtf The above named stamps can be St Louis Eepublic Jouud on Deeds Mortgages Kotes Receipts py father as he bent down and kissed A 42xll0 foot lot in William ad- Agreements Bank Check etc from 1861 Serving a Fricasseed Fowl to 1875 also on Proprietary Medicines the bright face I believe 3rouve earned oition well located Will be sold A fricasseed fowl should alwa3rs be Matches etc at low price on four payments one that reward 3roursel Tne foregoing ofiter is genuine put upon the platter in one wa3 sa3rs food faith and will be carried out tomade In fourth cash balance in three equal pay ¬ the every instance when I receive the ments at six twelve and eighteen T a cooking teacher so that the server What Pleases a Woman stamps I have mentioned in good order months Address Olivet Deposit It pleases her to call her a sensible may know where to find the different Reforence--M-Robertson county Bank or any News Paris Ky L L care ThiT parts and there may be as little as offlolal of little woman T L Green County Clerk possible of the splashing of gravy in the It pleases her to be called a well living about of an exploring carving dressed woman in rork Put the It pleases her to be told that she ia the authority back thethe middle saj s C breast on lop and fascinating Cross the drumsticks V r r9 VrArH It pleases her to be told that she im- of it at either side with the and lay second them proves a man by her companionship The It pleases her to depend on some man joints at the ends these wings should outside If two fowls be placed and pretend she is ruling him the arrangement is simply Jt pleases her to be treated courteoiis ire served the other end of the platter ty and with respect and to be talked to repeated at --N Y Post j - heWhat do vou know of him voice asked da a quick agitated I know everything responded Scroggs with a grin Im the kid You cried the man springing to his feet impossible What do you mean boy Now dont you get excited said Scroggs coolly jest set down agin an1 listen an Ill tell you all about it You see I couldnt read the bill myself noi knowin how but I got another boy ta read it an the minit he said Trotty I knew it was me Cause why Trot tys my name sir An I alius knew 3 belonged to somebody cause I never belonged to old Scroggs but for tha life o me I couldnt remember who it was By this time Mr Lawrence was trem bling violently and striving to penetrate the boys dirt begrimed face in search of familiar features and now suddenly the truth came to him in a mighty wave that swept away all doubt uome with me ne cnea ana talcing the childs hand led him up to his own private room I must be sure I am right before I speak to my wife he thought disap- - - SOUGHT STONEWALL JACKSON - ¬ I The Stonewall Brigade band of Staun Farniture Window Shades Oil Clotlis Carpets Mattresses ton Vaf which participated in the Grant day ceremonies made things Etc pleasant for the guests of the Windsor Special attention given to Undertak during their stay Concerts were held ing and Repairing every evening in the lobby of the hotel Among those who enjoyed the concerts Main Street - - - - Paris Ky wew the president and his party Gen yphn B Gordon and Congressman Far O HINTOIM ish C Tate of Georgia It was a first class band uniformed in dazzling blue yith white fleece trimmed capes and hussar caps The programme each evening contained besides operatic and classical selections several old time faTHE VERY BEST vorite airs and southern melodies The band is an old time organization al OliD RELIABLE PROMPT though most of the members are now PAYING young men Stonewall Jackson onca played a cornet in the band and per ¬ haps that accounts for the fact that the leader played a cornet while direct-¬ ¬ Evidently Tbougrltt He Still Played is the Urass Ban a GEO W DAYIS DIAUOt IN ¬ - THE WGE COILED SPRIG mm --1 1 WIRE FENCE W Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance MILLER COLLINS Agentfr Paris Kentucky any kind of stock It is made from th best hard steel drawn specially for tb purpose r Thisisasmcothjencethat will turn HOW NON UNION iiiiyera isThe cfirst concert was held on Monday HOTEL REED The large steel wires forming tht horizontal bars are first coiled around 4 inch 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 galyanized each horizontal bar around rl IS MADE m IS I TREES I TREES 1896 ¬ 1 A i t - ¬ if tf -- I A I v- - ¬ V A - -- i v 4 SSsbls ¬ LOCUST POSTS - ot tf ¬ ¬ w - -- K s t J t ¬ k - mSr Wr reasonabl3r SifWiUd pice J Mtmmi money but tjm puWithtd imxMct catalogue eaBturitVbr bn olnfeJI KSliS25Sii7b f iSLlotiof and eTer bnt you can hari SS- - ha larg ww2S5J42nipSl1c X ia S 1 -- -- x- - - r- e f 4 i F riP r Kii Sah r4 L -- V i j - p Jf v Sw t Jt s - T yaiflWHIPMBMtoift -- a - AAix J1 i- - f HV TvW tv F - Ci J r - s- 1 v wrv - r jja- p - jr V -- 4 - rJ OLD AND NEW - - K - r v place one should be provided for them Examine the hives and if you do not find a brood in all stages it is a sign that the queen is dead More spring dwindling results from putting the bees out too soon than from any other one cause By feeding now the bees will breed more rapidly thereby increasing the force of the working bees One of the best ways of uniting colonies is to set one hive over the other and let the bees mix at will It is best to contract the entrances to the hives in early spring until the HOMEMADE LAND RUBBER weather becomes warm and settled together making the top and bottom In case the queen is dead take a frame hive and the present corrugated surfaces Three of brood from another bolts are used to fasten the pieces to- - bees will soon rear a queen for themgetherwhich are made of five eighths selves In all feeding care must be taken not inch round iron One bolt is placed in It the center and the others one foot from to spill the feed about the hives robmay and generally will induce either end The outside bolts have an eyc instead of plain head by means of bing To introduce a strange queen into i which a forked chain is ajbtached for a hive put her into a queen cage cover drawing the implement The front cutting edges of the implement are pro- - her with sugar paste and lay on top ol tected and their efficiency aided by hav the frames Cutting ofE edges of the comb or cut ing them bound with flat iron two inches wide and one quarter of an inch ting holes in the same where there are thick This size rubber is found to be eggs or larvae just hatched will almost heavy enough and well adapted for or ¬ always insure the starting of queen dinary work when constructed of oak cells wood but if made of pine or any light Better queens can be secured if we wood it will require weighting Di- ¬ wait for the queen cells to be started rector R M Miller in Bulletin 46 Md naturally by the bees under the swarm Exp Sta ing impulse By early feeding and adding brood this period can be hastened GROWING SUGAR BEETS St Louis Republic in Nearly It Tn Now Beinj Triea Country All BU3NESS JUDGMENT Section of tne One of the most promising signs of It Ik Necessary to 3Ike Ponlxty Keeping u Success the times from the standpoint of ag¬ awakening interest of riculture is the If farmers and poultrymen generally the farmers of the country in improved would use more business judgment methods of jroduction in diversified they would be more successful It is farming and in seeking out new fields not only necessary to send fresh eggs for endeavor In no other direction to market but the should be well perhaps is there such marked evidence sorted in the crate as to color and size of the last named tendency as in the Furthermore they should be clean growing sentiment favorable to the Dirty eggs and all varieties of shapes cultivation of the sugar beet which and colors will not attract the eye of In seems to be in every mind and which the buyer says the Homestead is likelv to be tried this season in near these days of close competition one ly every section of the country where it cannot be too careful about the manis believed the saccharine vegetable ner in which shipments are made It is the same with dressed poultry Poul inay succeed In no other direction is there such try should have a plump and tempting opportunity at least so far as croj appearance free from pin feathers cultivation is concerned for the de ¬ and ahsolutely clean The head and mand awaits every pound of sugar feet should have a clean and fresh look which caii be produced while there is One reason why scalded poultry never no danger that there will be too much sells well in market is on account of of it for the next half century The the pale shrunken look of the head figures are interesting It is estimated giving it a sickly look Another good that by all the beet sugar factories of business principle is to serve the marthis country there were produced last ket according to her demands If she year but 40000 tons The annual con wants white eggs dont ship brown and sumption of sugar in this country is 2- - if she wants brown dont force a white 110000 tons and this amount will of shipment on her Your broilers would course increase with growth in popula ¬ go begging in a rooster market and tion It is estimated that the average 3rour roosters would have slow sales if acre of sugar beets will yield one ton broilers were asked for There are so of pure sugar or in other words that many little things that must be conit Avill require more than 2000000 sidered How to market is indeed imacres of the vegetable to supply the portant but when to market is a fact home demand Farmers Voice that must be closelv studied Waiting v for holidays has made much disappoint- ¬ PIGS ALONG SHORE ment There are too many waiting for events The man who They Are Fed on Fresli Fish to ii those he has something ready markets¬ when for marConsiderable Extent Pigs like fish and pigs raised along ket is generally the one who comes out shore owned by fishermen get plenty of the best And he who is enabled to fish to eat Sometimes fish isf ed to the market once a week the year round has fish to clear them of scurvy Horseshoe the greatest success crabs are often fed to pigs the crabs beSHADY CHICKEN COOP ing cut clear of the shells so that the pigs can get at them easily the pigs It Affords Comfort in Daytime and Shelter at Xigrht like horseshoes Shelter at night and shade for the ¬ Often around salt water creeks minnows are caught and dumped into pig heat of the day are both provided for Many fish have in the coop shown in the accompany- ¬ pens by the bushel hard sharp projecting spines that ing cut A barrel wTith a bit of the head might stick in the piers throat When left in is placed upon its side and part- fish of this sort are fed the spines are first cut off and only the bodies and tails fed One of the names of the American sole is hog choker 0ther food is fed along with fish and fish is never fed to the pigs before killing time it would make the pork taste fishy Pigs will eat soft clams Down Bay of Fundy way pigs go out at low -- tide and root up mussels There where Ytr Z A the tide rises 40 or 50 feet and comes in with great suddenness it is necesPROTECTION FOR CHICKS sary for the pigs to be on the alert and they are They hear the first sound ly filled with- dry loam Above is of the coming tide wave and turn and stretched a square of cheap cotton scamper for the shore and even then cloth as shown in the sketch If the they get there none too soon occa- ¬ hen is to be kept from running with the chicks she can be tied to the stake in sionally N Y Sun front or slats can be nailed across the Liocul aiarlcets for Eggs front of the barrel A square frame It is not always in the large markets covered with coarse wire cloth makes that the highest prices are obtained for an excellent protection for the front eggs One reason why so many farmers at night as it keeps out the enemies of hip their eggs to a distant market is the chicks but lets in pure air It is because it is easier to do so than to sell for lack of proper ventilation that many nearer home When a lot of eggs can be broods fail to grow thriftily Remove v sent away in a crate to be sold by an the surface of the loam in the barrel ocagent the work is done and when sold in casionally and put in a coating of fresh V the nearest town more time must be earth Orange Judd Earmer given If the towns were better supFeeding- Straiv to Stock Xii plied prices would be higher in the P Smith large markets and it will no doubt pay in The experience ofisEessential is that feeding straw it that the to build up a local custom for eggs as better priced are obtained in that grain diet should be increased a little the two should be so maimer than by shipping to the cities and that will be relished Very mixed few anthat both Farm and Fireside imals will eat much clean straw They srf prefer hay Cut the straw finewith a Oat Sinnt Preventive A new preventive of oat smut is said hay cutter moisten it a little and mix It to have been discovered by Prof Jan the grain with it Bran oats and oil sen of Denmark the originator of the meal are the best for the mixture Feed hot water treatment It is called ce- ¬ this to them regularly and keep all the res pulver and is as its name indi- ¬ fresh loose straw before them thej cates a powder a small quantity of need Clean this out every day and sec w which is dissolved in water the water that a fresh sweet supply is given tc being then sprinkled upon the seed them While being fed on straw hay 7 Tf which must be shoveled over until all and corn stalks should be kept away The seed shouM then front them These should be alternated Ss moistened be spread upon a floor shoveled over twice a week Horses when not at work frequently for four or five days be- ¬ will thrive on this feed and also beeJ Xi fore sowing Its advantage over the cattle two years of age and upward hot water treatment does not lie in Milch cows and young growing animals greater efficiency but in convenience of wilLneed more hay and stalks West 1 ern Plownian Application ¬ -- different from any similar device known for the preparing- of land for V corn culture It consists of six pieces of 4 by 4 inch scantling seven feet long bolted together the bolts run diagonally through the pieces which brings the diagonally opposite corners - Changed in Protect the north and wet sides ol The Fashion Other ThingsThis as in All the bee hives PREPARING CORN SOIL The tune of the tiine If a coloily is found queenless unite scholarship as for all the changes ior A Homemade Appliance Wliicli Doc pursuits oi it with a queen that has a colony tlie Work Tlioroujrlily a certain re men We look back with Many bees are lost when taking a spectable amazement to the days when The homemade appliance illustrated herewith i inexpensive and does its clearing flight early in the spring every scholar wrote in Latin and de ¬ Bees consume a large quantity of nounced those who were immoral work more thoroughly and in a manner water after they begin to rear brood AGRICULTURAL HINTS HINTS TOR BfcEKEfcPERS SCHOLARSHIP Alw Ifc SPONGING THE STOMACH xne Use of the iyromele at Curious - ¬ If bees have no convenient watering enough to disagree with ids views as put rid unsavory miscreants It is not so long since Hebrew was regarded as an almost essential part of the pan- oply of a weM accoutered classic Fifty years hence English scholars looking back upon the history of classical study in the nineteenth century will prob ably note with surprise that in Eng ¬ land it was distinguished by one prom- ¬ ¬ inent feature the serious practice of Greek and Latin verse translation It cannot be denied that this hasbeen a prominent feature While England was lagging as far behind Ger ¬ v ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ many in philological as in theological research she was elaborating verse composition into the form of a fine art So much brains so much knowledge so much taste was spenifc on the practice so much pleasure wias won from it tJhat the creation of a- tenth Muse charged to preside over Latin and Greek transla ¬ tions as her special sphere might have seemed at the court of Parnassus in the Ws GOS and 70s as a desirable reform But of late this fashion has been declining and it may soon become obsolete English scholarship htas been entering upon new paths wooing the favor of grimmer divinities We have been toiling all night to overtake Ger ¬ many and now wre are groaning under the yoke of facts and statistics and other wearisome inrventions We have been invaded by sciences by archaeol ogy in all her disguise by comparative philology even by folk lore Syntax has also been developed into an analysis of such ghastly form and feature that if Plato and Cicero had seen it in a vision they would never have had the heart to wTite Not a year passes but we have some disconcerting addition to our knowledge and have to prepare a new map with tlhe augmentation of A friend once speak ¬ the Indies ing of the Giants Causeway observed to me that it did not please him it looked Classical scholarship too scientific is growing too scientanc It will soon become a branch of mathematics Lon- ¬ ¬ don Saturday Review ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - fectionate rootmmate It- warms my heart when I think of the year wa passed together so pleasantly At firsl we had another inmate in our room but he was transferred to another com Xiany and we were alone together We old washing instrument but that it never had the slightest disagreement shall be applied to certain cases X Y Grant was not what we called mili- Tribune tary He was careless in dress he did A NEW LOAN BUSINESS not pay much attention to the minutiae of drill Eor two years we were both Otlier Capitalists to high privates in the company Then Armour and on Cattle and Corn Lenil Money We Aye were made cadet sergeants Tlie Armours of Kansas City Mb good laugh about our mili and Chicago and several other large had many a tary cadet rank He was foot of ttie stockholders of the Interstate national list and I next above him The next bank have organized a trust company year when the appointment of cadet j to be known as the Kansas City Cattle officers was made out he returned to Loan company which will lend money the rank of private andltooklthe foot to farmers and stock raisers through of the list Grant had a good head foi local live stock commission merchants mathematics and other studies He was taking as security chattel mortgages not a hard student he studied enough on stock and corn The company will to take the head of the second section deal in cattle paper buying from and Ido not doubt if he had been more commission men and selling to eastern ambitious he could have been in the stock brokers The new corporation first section Three parts of the class will have a capital stock of 500000 were below him as it was He got a The organization will furnish money good deal of demerits for trifling care- for which commission men and stock lessness in military matters which low- men have hitherto gone to St Louis or ered his general standing in the class the east He joined the Dialectic society a lit TLet Him on Easy erary association purely voluntary ti Judge You are charged with car- improve himself in general education and attended its meetings regularlyi Tying concealed weapons Although always cheerful and pleasant Its all a mistake your honor You see I had a pair of old pistols that I he seemed- a good part of the time oc cupied in serious thoughts on the great shoved into my pocket to illustrate a problems of human life He was free very clever pun I recently worked up from all profanity and his conversation I get the boys to talk about balloons was pure He did not drink liquor oi and then I say my life was once saved use tobacco One of his characteristic by parachutes When they give me traits was a great straightforwardness the laugh I draw out the old pistols you understand Ha and a scrupulous regard for truth He would not deviate from it even in jest ha ha Did you invent that Rev George Deshon in K Y Inde Yes your honor pendent Thirty days Tit Bits When a Man Is Fifty A mans advancing age tells on him in no other way more unmistakably ittfc MAKTo than in his habits of rising in the morn 7 Cincinnati ing remarked Col Peter Toliver of JJIVE STOCK Cattle commons 2 50 June 25 3 4 40 Philadelphia recently I am G2 year h-- Select butchersgood light 4 00 6 60 50 6 CALVES Fair to old and wake up every morning with HOGS Common 3 45 3 00 3 55 3 45 Mixed packers the sun Time was when I used to re4 10 3 75 Xiight shippers gard it as a hardship to be nvalced up SHEEP Choice i 3 90 3 40 5 75 5i5 before eight oclock That was when I LAMBS Sprinc 3 50 25 FLOUR Winter familv - GRANT AT WEST POINT Free from All Profanity and Pure In His Conversation was a most agreeable and afGrant ¬ y While the latest discoveries in electrical science and chemistry are wide- ly heralded and get lions share of praise in the world of non professional people the doctors of the country are keeping quietly at work devising new instruments and new mechanical ap- ¬ pliances to lessen pain and diminish disease Hardly a month passes but some important improvement is made in American surgical science and each year shows a distinct advance Often some notable new instrument comes cbut that solves some long existing cproblem Surgery is the one branch of modern science wdiere an inventors work avails him nothing except fame ior it is against medical ethics for a doctor to patent a device or to getpay for making- it All he can do is to set some instrument maker to put it upon the market and see that his brother physicians share in its benefits One of the most curious devices of anything in the surgeons line is the gyromele a delicately adjusted and novel instrument for sponging out the stomach Tt has been possible for many years to wash out the stomach and the instruments made for this pur- ¬ pose have reached a high state of per-¬ fection The gyromele however has a totally different purpose and works on a totally different principle It is a sponge at the end of two wire rods which are inclosed in rubber tubes These rods are flexible as well as slender and a patient finds no difficulty in swallowing the little sponge rubber tubes and all The tubes and the wire rods are just long enough to protrude ffrom the mouth when the sponge has been swal ¬ lowed and is resting in the stomach It is of course dampened just before in- ¬ sertion The doctor then seeing that his patient is comfortably settled gen- ¬ tly twists the wires These move the sponge backward and forward and with any motion desired The process is not only more agreeable to the sick man or woman than the old method of actually washing out the stomach but it does the necessary work better The mucous membrane that lines this di- ¬ gestive organ is delicate and tenacious holding firmly particles of food at cer- ¬ tain times and this soft sponge surface that moves over it accomplishes quickly and even with something of a pleasant sensation what repeated flowings of 5water may not An old physician of Xew York tells how in one case he was obliged to use 15 gallons of wrater to wash out a stom- ¬ ach and how with the final quantity small bits of rice and other substances were brought up Tt is not intended that the gyromele shall supersede the ¬ Sursicnl Device ANINCIDENT AT THE CITY HOSPITAL A Womans Life Barely Saved by a Critical Operation Her x --- HealtM Destroyed te There was a hurry call for the ambulance of the City Hospital JCn the sick vounr woman was broucrht in on course of an hour a very as death and evidently suffering keen agonyT stretcher She was pale ination and a consultation In less thanThere was a hasty exam quarter of an hour the poor crea-- V ture was on the operating table to undergo the operation calledovariotomy JV was no time for the usual Vv There preparation Her left ovary wason v the point of bursting when it was a N - re-V-j- M - would have died almost in stantly That young woman V had had warnings enough in the terrible pains the burning sensation the swelling low down on her left side No one advised her so she suffered tortures and nearly l0st her life V wish I had met her months before so I could nave toiu uer ui me vulucsuj ojuiu Jii mKfc- W IM Pinkhams Vegetable Compound As it AHfitewTR is now she is a wreck of a woman jl ifiSLN Oh my sisters if you will not tell a doctor your troubles do tell them to a woman who stands ever ready to relieve you Write to Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass confide freely to her all your troubles and she will advise you free of charge and if you have any of the above symp- ¬ toms take the advice of Miss Agnes Tracy who speaks from experience and says For three years I had suffered with inflamma- ¬ tion of the left ovary which caused dreadful pains I was so badly affected that I had to sleep with pillows under my side and then the pain was so great it was impossible to rest Every month I was in bed for two or three days I took seven bottles of Lydia E Pinkhams Vege- ¬ table Compound and am entirely cured Ithink there is nomedicine to be compared with the Com pound for female diseases Every woman who suffers from any form of femaleMiss Agnes Tracy Box 432 Valley City N D V weakness should try it at once Irtf r I f S literally disintegrated had burst before removal she e v feP J - l - J E - - 7 c vn 7 m Take care that you dont ga into the fire that way when you try to make your washing easier Better be sure of whatv youre doing Get PearlHie the original washing- compound the best known the fully proved There are plenty of imitations of it But even if theyre not dangerous economical Out of the frying pan 7 t - t Vf ton I Pearline used properly goes farther does more work andi saves more wear than anything else thaf safe to use ooo c SL cse i n ¬ i9R Vfilll PAfP sHnw it T UB JrksJ a a Jti 6 Jv i Tff naffitvs wArnincr tf nt th cnrtdition of the Wood needs attention I I before more serious diseases set in Beauty is Blood deep IF YOUR BLOOD IS BAD pnAf mini Pfew reKuB ¬ r 1 HEED THE RED FLAG OF DANGER K5 Wfien yotx see pimples and iiver soots on votir ace l -- T- - - -- r -- 1 f rl aBfal52sff 1 i - Make the COMPLEXION Beautiful by Purifying the BLOOD- 14 1 1 tinMW xjl XI uvc 11J i pure me skid is Cicar iiiiuwuii auu aun xj you tsc y uiuuui i otsr advice you will find CASCARETS will Bring- the rosy Blush f health to faded faces take away the liver spots and pimples Help r nature help you t -- - - 1 WZEF- - ccocca VOU CAN IF YOU ONLY oJi TRYwJ w Vr r ¬ ¬ iHii IM ¬ Uiwlf i II V -- of Hires Rootbeer on a sweltering liot day is highly essen- ¬ tial to comfort and health - ¬ Ui KS3C BtAT -l- temperature the stomach blood reduces your It cools the tones Chicago to California And 2300 from ST LOUIS Is the rate that will be made fay the OOf 8 5AT tsn -- SOS i I Santa Fe Koirte Rootbeer should be in every pair-o-shoo- ts ¬ r4C p -- io home in every office in every work- ¬ shop A temperance ¬ ZED 10 j OK drink more health ful than ice water more delightful and satisfying than any other beverage pro- ¬ duced MadeoDlrhT the Cbrlc E Hires Co Philadelphia A pack ¬ age makes gallons Sold ct- - For the Christian Endeavor Convention in July It will also apply to Entermedl ateHave youandin the reverse direction ¬ iotnta wished to visit the SOUTH WEST the remarkable health resort farms the irrigatedcamps and orchards the new miningnow attraoting- a mul- ¬ titude of gold seekers the towering Rockies the- stupendous chasm of the Grand Canon of the Colorado River the far famed marvels of mountain and val- ¬ ley on that western shoro where the blue Pacific rolls Then take thid opportunity You may learn all about it by address ¬ ing any agent of the Santa Ee Route or the undersigned - - Q T tc S K TV Koata 145 9th Zt Jaeksoa A X P WJ BLACK j C A HIGGINS Boom 1345 Gt Bldg- AG P A ¬ 6t3Topelt -- ¬ ¬ - ¬ - K light comes In the future when a CORN No 2 OATS No 2 friend complains to you of Ms inabilitv fQRKMess to snooze after blooms shiver off and LARD steam lights creep in just tell him that he BALTIMORE will find this habit fixed upon him for FLOUR Famiiy 2 the remainder of his life because it is Gbain Wheat No Corn Mixed n sure sign of advancing age St IARD Refined whlte a13 igr- was young When I reached 50 I began fcrJKAU Wheat Na Z red 80 75 Ho 3 red to wake with the sun and no m ittci 25 Corn No 2 mixed how late I sat up the night before I 19 Oats Xa 2 35 Rve No 2 found myself Tired of sleeping beyond d10 75 aii oo HAY Prime choice the hour of the suns rising Manynun PRO VISIONS to Mess pork 8 87 3 37 3 Lard Prime steam about 50 you meet now will tell you 8 6 BUTTiR Choice dairy that they find themselves sleeping ie5 16 Prime to choice creamery 3 Ja 2 50 APPLES than formerly and are unable io kcj POTATOESPer bbl 110 a i 25 Per bbl count for it Whenever one of then NEW YORK complains to me I know what his ag FLOUR Winter patent 4 85 4 50 772 is no matter how young he may look GRAIN Wheat No 1 northn No 2 red There is something in us that respond CORN No 2 mixed 29 0 7I to reawakened nature when we reach OATS Mixed s 9 8 50 PORK New mess the half century post in our journey LARD Western 3 75 3 80 through life and all the drugs in the CHICAGO pharmacopoeia will not arrest the FLOUR Winter patents 4 20 4 40 767 Wheat No 2 tendency to sleep no more after day GRAIN SChicago springred No eS 67K - HIS S75 SL RDEA erjwherc S ITTTWV 50 66S6 ES UIW ZHU8 ILun Chicago Iforthera ildnUililOSHADtRQ WW AcnKG NOTICE v o MAKERS tsr LLMOS - sOo CfiCAGO CATAL9GVE FREE -- - Western Wheel works unMc irzjaLABEL m OS THEGENUINE HARTSHORH AKDQET GO Steel and Wooden steel lined shipped on trial to reliable parties FOXIJf GUARANTEED AND 3 WRITE FOR CATALOGUE XicsseePRICES M B ZiETVIS BOXK HAY HUNTEE PRESSESAl IMPROVED PITLT OTROXE KVleridian MERIDIAN MISS Machine Shops I 23a 7 70 3 47J4 3 90 24 18 7 75 3 50 JBU SILOS HOW TO BUILD CO We have used the QUEEN CITY PRINTING 1WK CO INK with satisfaction for many years and are using it now When in need of nk write to them Cincinnati or Chicago Ac M KELL0SQ NEWSPAPER GO j- ask E1RN A BIGYOLE oc JUk 1 1 - WILLIAMS MFC KALAMAZOO MICH iU TVmj 4 25 75i 28 27 10 76 28 Weeks Scale Works Dll I IBB II n HI IVl HI I V 111 HDADQY 0 1 1 Wr case STOCK COAL HAY GRAIN AKD COTTON SCALES im fm Li m m isn 1 Jiew iiign JL ibpccial Clearing Sale tSU4HVtUfAI M 600 Secoad Hand Whnli AIL Makes Uoodasnkw 5toC16 sn i Grade S6 models JB js J kUfrfft 28 11 50 miCCa 1 LUj Louis Republic PUrf UV BI f PORK Meas - Nif- - t v You know the mean tenant tij1 Chipper is always complaining nbou t Yes Well Chipper thinks hehasanaw rrr good joke on him The tenant bur rY up one side of the coal shedfofrkindli wood and now the neighbors get ir re night and steal his coal Clevelar Joke Is on Hlin CATTLE First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed 90 16 85 4 40 4 03 75 23 H 18 3 75 LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Mixed Oats Mixed POKK Mess LAH1 S te am K J t Free Hrll treatment Ik Send for book of testimonials and IO II GRKKXS 6058 and TVhlateey Hahlt cured athoraewltnoutnnin Book of particulars sentFKEE BM WOOL1KYMD Atlanta Ga SE W DISCOVERY gives w 1 quick relief and cures worst I B MEAD CYCLE CO repnuUoa U tbea veil kaews tkroorboat the enBtrr Write at once for esr iseclal effr- - Snip anywhere on approTal aW IU fin rrrpoctltle agist 1b rmch to mi of ussik bcl introdnc r3 Our t Wabash Are days Atlanta Ga Fee for increase 2 Rejected claims reopened All laws free 31 yrs practice Success or no fee A YT HeCcraUOcJ Beas UaelBat O asd WaalBgta DC PENSIONS a sissn g CMcasoIlI 400 Corn yUCflTflN KING OF GUMS CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS VJ 26 2L S 26W 21 Plain Dealer s V - - 8 75 Qt A 75 kj Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Tiro in time Bold by druggists rrrmrzzm mw rgr jwWB - - iv AN 1660 WIXSN WTKITINi TO AIVEKTJiSEK please state that yea isw the AdTcrtUo- l stent la IkLs yaseV KB - V -- J C iV - h - M A XX - M V j ft -r- -- v - v v v -- - ay U td f j J vf r vxls J V V t - fcV - x 4A - Is if v - rs r - - tl V 2- - K S tr rt tCgyattMirU j 7 8 v-- A v- - - i fi iihK v t rim THE - JE J OT iTI w5 V iV-- sp J QTJRBONL JfErs S TUES DA Y JU i 8 1897 y Incomparable Service WHEEL NOTES The Queen and Crescent trainsare the fin- ¬ IJnes About Devotees NOf The Wheel At est trains run in the State of Kentucky Four daily trains to Cincinnati connect Hotaie And Elsewhere witn the main highways ot the Great Trunk Liuesof theiJorth West and East Mayor W H Cox of Ma8vilie rides This is the line par excellence to Washing ¬ a Coluuibia- ton New Yorkoston and the East The Queeu and Cresceut connects with About 150 Louisville wheelmen will very line out of Cincinnati S T Swift P T A Lexington Ky start on a century run Sunday Morgan P A Lexington Ky W c Joe Jefferson the veteran actor Ignace Jan Paderewski and Ex Governor SO YEARS EXPERIENCE ANNOUNCEMETCS4FOR ESTATE - SENATORU We are authorized to almounce James Ms Thomas as a candidate for7 Senator the from State Senatorial District Twenty eighth composed of the counties of Bourbon Montgomery and Clark subject to the action of the Democratic primary election July 31st ¬ TWIN BROTHERS SPECIAL - p AlO iiiaift trJ Anyone sending a sketch and description may quickly ascertain free whether an invention is probably patentable Communications strictly confidential Oldest apency for securing patent In America We have a Washington office Patents taken through Munh Co receiTO special notice in the COPYRIGHTS Ac TRADE MARKS DESIGNS SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN beautifully illustrated largest circulation of any scientific journal weekly terms 300 a year months Specimen copies and Hand f 5Qsixon Book Patents sent free Addres tv MUNN CO 361 Broadway New York MADE FAMOUS HAZEL GREEN HERALD fills the 1 a year always in advance bill The editor is a free silver crank but original and up to date Singlp copies having sold lis high as 1 each Advertisers are strictly in it from the time they secure space Send subscriptions and write for ad rates to Spence Cooper Hazel Green Ky ¬ Continent by Mas ORell When yon want to read a real live newspaperTHE In the story of Jonathan and His i- i i Aitgeld are the latest prominent con- ¬ FOR JAILER v verts to the wheel We are authorized to announce Wm Wickliffe of L Collins as a candidatefor sJailer of v J E Richer andR O Cynthiana and R W Roszelle and R Bourbon County subject o the action of the Republican party P Harting of Lexington were among the visiting cyclers in Paris Sunday FOR CIRCUIT CLERKThe Cincinnati Bicycle Club will pass We are authorized to announce A J through this city Sunday on their an Gorey as a candidate for Circuit Clerk nual Maysville Lexington run About subject to the action of the - Republican forty wheelmen are expected to make party the trip for assessor The Kenton club of Covington will We are authorized to announce C J start on July 2 for a cycling trip through Daniel as a candidate for Assessor of the Bluegrass They will come to Bourbon County subject to the action Maysville by boat then wheel to Blue of the Republican party Licks Paris Lexington and George We are authorized to announce C L Hough as a candidate for Assessor of Messrs Roberts Durrett Crigler tow Bourbon County subject to the action and Hayes are arranging the tour of the Republican party A SIMPLE TIRE REPAIR FOR POLICE JUDGE Punctures in the well known Mor ¬ gan Wright tire are mended about We are authorized to announce Wm as easily as a man would close a hole Remington as a candidate for Police in his finger with a bib of court plas- ¬ Judge subject to the action of the ter Inside of the inner tube of the Democratic party tire lies a long- strip of patching rub ¬ Wt are authorized to announce John R Adair as a candidate for Police ber like this Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Newt Clark as a candidate for Police Judge subject vto the action of the Democratic - V ¬ H tor Dry Calico 3c H HI 41 I 16 Sks iJays UBiy Hutting 600 300 300 200 1 e W V y kk Iras bib - h Underwear - Challie 3c Lawn 3c Gingham 3c etc 20 yds Pea Island Brown Cotton Sl 0b u yus Dieacneci Muslin 100 14 yds Lonsdale Dress Ginffham 5c Handsome Percales 7 c Crash 4c Towels 5o up and Mason ville Bleached Muslin Black Sateen 7c party sf r v If j i- - BIG FOUR - n j ROUTE X -- BEST LINE TO AND FROM x TOLEDO DETROIT jV - All Points in Michigan FOR MAYOR W quick repair By injecting- M We are authorized to announce cement throug h the puncture into this inner tube and then pressing- down Benj ofPerry as a candidate for Mayor the rity of Paris subject to on the tire with the thumb like this action of the Democratic party the We are authorized to announce W T Brooks as a candidate fo Mayor of the city of Paris subject to the action of the Democratic party - CHICAGO - M 15 - 4 p White City Special Best Terminal Station Special Prices FOR LaceOurtains 40c up Window shades 10c up Bed Quilts 49c up Ticking 5c up Yhite Goods 4Jc up Shirting Cotton 4c up Cottonade lOJc Ladies Skirts 95c Ladies Shirt Waists 25c up Curtain Scrim 5c up r S - --v T2 i a - ST Avoiding jr LouiS The Tunnel the repair strip inside is picked up by the cement thus closing- the puncture like this - CABINET PHOTOS BY 25c Dress Goods now 19 50c Dress Goods now 39c 75c Dress Goods now 49c Mens Suits- were 812 now 790 Mens Suits were SIX now 600 Mens Suits were 8 now 8500 t Mens Suits were 86 now 8375 Mens Suits were 8475 now 295 Knee Pants Suits 49c Knee Pants Suits 1 j Knee Pants Suits 125 Knee Pants Suits 8150 v Mens Shoes worth 175 now 8125 K Mens Shoes worth 250 now 190 Mens Shoes worth 3 now 8225 Mens Shoes worth 375 now 8275 Mens Shoes worth 4 and 450 now 9t Mens Laundered Shirts White and Colo- d 44a Mens Laundered Shirts worth 81 now 6vc v Big line of Sheets Hats Trunks- etc atf gpecial - prs Mens Pants 25c worth 75c prs Mens Pants good values 49c worth 125 prs Mens wool Jeans Pants 72c prs Boys Kne6 Pants 25c Cu f lMen s Suits were lo now fcyuu 3 sv - - s 1 - - - Prices for Ten Days v r l- BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cars L GRINNAN Photographer Silks at special prices Special prices on our Ladies and Childrens Shoes and Slippers in Tan and Black - r V A r Sf5 X V - r- 1 NEW YORK i - 14 VvjJi J Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Private Compartment Cars Very simple but now every rider Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars should remember these two buts or he will fail Before injecting- cement pump up Be sure your tickets read via BIG the tire If you dont the inner tube FOUR will be flabby like this prices e o Mccormick To those who are not now prepared to Passenger Traffic Mgr take advantage of these low pripes I will V B 3IARTIN 3i sell a contract which will be good until VV y Gen Pass September 1st 1897 Agt Tkt Kff l The above prices are for CASH ClNCINNATr O Si when sitting is made or order placed ¬ From this date May 14 until June a coupon and when you get 10 worth of coupon tickets you 1st I will make one dozen cabinet CrPt With every purchase at our store you w trfiP ft Invertv lno iiciLucu i photos for 300 t 0 imuuWmc Kxoo fr piuuure Remember these are special prices for 10 days Dont delay I will also make one 16x20 crayon Come now and you wilf reap a portrait from any negative I have for harvest REMEMBER THE PLACE 250 I have all the negatives made since 1 have been in Paris and will make duplicate photos from same at extremely low gt FREE - r- TWIN 3PiOTORS5BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST HOUSE AND LOT AND i PARIS KY 60 ACRE - v r L GRINNAN Paris Ky and the cement will not get inside of it where the repair strip lies After the tire has been repaired and inflated ready for riding- if it still leaks dont stick the injector into the puncture again because that will puncture the repair strip itself like this - I HOUSE A DAUGHERTY BLACK ¬ DESIRABLE FARM ASSIGNEES NOTICE X iV- 9 5 THE GREATEST OFALl FASHION MAGAZINES All persons having claims against the Paris Ky assigned estate of William Tarr are re- ¬ 434 Main St quested to file thm at once and on any ALSO DEALER IN day before the undersigned or their at- ¬ torney verified as the law requires Oil Varnishes Any claim not filed may be barred as MaT Brushes provided oy law RP JAS S STOLL Window i Assignees Lexington Ky Glass Etc J Q Ward Atty Paris Estimates promptly furnished for glass paints painting anddecorating Hi mi PAINTER Ai DECORATOR Artists SMITH SHOP FOR SALE FOR SALEy 1 I Paints DESIRE to sellmy house and lot HAVE a well situated 60 acre Bour with blacksmith shop at Jackson- - I hnn nnnnhr fami wJuVh t cfrQ f viijg i win sen ror nait casn Dal sell It is well improved For any ance m- twelve months Fop- further fnrMiPr nnrhnipr vj WCJ VV kvA paiLiuuictia auuiess ur can on J E PLUMMER BENJ F SHARON 8jan tf Millersburg Ky 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky BM MBBMInB rj - r j orc k HHEMM MMM MM terials JOHN CONNELLY IE Wool Wanted Will pay the highest price for wool Call and see us before selling 4may 4t R B HUTCHCRAFT -- 3iT3M3 PARIS KENTUCKY 5 AWARDED DIPLOMA vl m J ASSIGNEES NOTICE v Tk STv AND SILVER MEDAL PRICE AT EXPOSITION IN PARIS 25 CtNTS NEARLY S0BSCRIPT1NS22 TOILETTES PO BUSH I NGCtt s t PK W x 126VEST23STNEWY0RK I V v1 i J- All persons having claims against the assigned estate of M H Current are Farm impiemsiits For Bale hereby requested to file the same properly verified on or before the 1st day of HAVE a lot of new farming imple- ¬ July 1897 or they may be barred ments which have never Claims may be filed before the under ¬ that I will sell cheap for cash heen used Wrights Celery Tea regulates the signed or his attorneys on any day 7 double shovel plows liver and kidneys cures constipation 2 pony plows H 0 CURRENT and sick headache 25c at all druggists 6 pair double trees Assignee Yes there are other laundries but 12 o tooth cultivators Ruddles Mdlls Ky 1 nice surrey Q Ward or for perfect color fine finish and most J 1 barouche uniform work the Bourbon Steam Harmon Stitt Attys 2 phaeton buggies Paris Ky fri 21may4t Laundry excels Phone 4 8my tf and you will have to pull out the inner tube and make an old fashioned repair by putting a patch of rubber on the outside of the inner tube Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls promptly answered Your work is solicited Prices reasonable A ¬ m 23s1al3lijsoL -- Ma iJwaii all tm km m iiay a 4 nmn 0 UitiU Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa- ¬ tion sick headaches 25c at druggists t RAILROAD TIME CARD Nasliville JExposItion Buy your ticket to Nashville via Cincin ¬ nati and Queen Crescent Koute to Chatta- ¬ nooga Visit the historic city and the great battlefields of Missionary Ridge and Lookout Mountain spend a day at the Chicamauga National Military Park then refreshed and ready for new conquests continue the jour- ¬ ney Low rates to the great Exposition in effect vin this pleasant route The Queen Crescent train service is per-¬ fect the schedules fast ones the scenery un- ¬ surpassed anywhere ir you want the journey to be a pleasant J H HAGGARD one see that your tickets read via Cincinnati Grlenns old stand corner Fourth and and Queen Crescent W C Riuearson G P A Cinch nati O High Streets I o-r- -- iiia Seventh Annual Reunion L NR Paris Ky L XRates To Nashville ZI TIME TABLE EAST BOUND United Confederate - 1 liV Louisville ArLexingtou Lv Lexington -- ac - 830ara G00pni 1115am 840pm llSoam 850pm 830am JjV Winchesterll5Sam 923pm 915am Ar Mt Sterling125pm 950pm 950am Ar Washington 05 am 340pm Ar Phlladelphial0l5am 705pm -- Ar New York 1240nn 908pm WEST BOUND Nashville Tenn June 22 24 L N will sell round trip tickets June at 580 limited ten days An extension of 10 days can be had by depositing tick- ¬ 550pm et with agent at Nashville 630pm F B Carr Agt 705pm 21-22-- 23 Veterans ARRIVAL OF TRAINS From Cincinnati 1116 a m 538 p m 1015 p m V From Lexington 439 a m 745 a m 339 p m 627 p mVf From Richmond435 a mr3 742 a m 3i33 p m office From Maysville 748 a m 330 p m DEPARTURE Money To Loan first mortgage 500 T The Annlv at following rates for the Bourbon News April 28 to Oct 15th final round trip7 limit Nov 26mar tf 1260 April 29 to Oct 30final limit 15 days from date of sale 925 April 27 to Otit 30 final limit 7 days including date of sale 7G0 Tenn Centennial and International Exposition Nashville Tenn May 1st to Oct 31st 97 L N will sell tickets The old and well known firm of Smedley Butler of Millersburg Ky is now in progress of liquidation owing to the assignment of J G Smedley All of the large stock of dry goods notions fancy goods domestics boots shoes- - hats caps and every article kept by a first class store is now being offered at cost for cash This is a fine oppor- ¬ tunity for any one wishing to engage in the dry goods business and assume con- ¬ trol of a house already established and well known throughout Central Ken- ¬ tucky Any one wishing to buy the stock as a whole should address k sun - ALEX BUTLER Of the firm of Smedley Butler Millersburg Ky ICE - of trains ICE MouieloRdM falsi Enough For all the Winter Evenings send TOWN TOPICS will this on receipt of adv and FIFTEEN cents in 208 5th Avm W Y stamps any one of the following prize novels TWO H NDRED f AND FIFTY---- SLX pages J regular price FIFTY ctsjv ior cents any FOUR for DOLLAR anv TEN fnr nw nnTTAT ONE Awr A HALF the 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