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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): June 11, 1897

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): June 11, 1897 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 bou1897061101_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): June 11, 1897 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. JW - - - V t I - g t 1 V t - - THE CHAMP MILLER bp B f R B lH 9BJTas1H 4 wHr UUj - - - - NEW S - t - 4 j r is J r -- v Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESliNi Srf Wfc n FRIDAY -- UoiqhliAhnrl ww FEB 1 1881 - SMMTEERTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY IRfDAY JUNE 2WfS 11 i 1897 r - T i STOCK AND TURF NEWS 7afeNews - vtrmmesf- - CARLISLE The excellent guality of 4 CLOTHING I PRICE i i f are selling and at such extremely low figures is attracting the - ATTENTION Wr- - r of every citizen of Bourbon county wno wants to save money uaii at ana see our 5 Suits well servicebelts and other new ments f5Sis company The Carlisle boys nqfiaye the best of everything worth 850 Our 750 Suits are make first class Gathered In And About The and tml ought soldiers of the 1 1 quality Our 10 Suits IJura Thursday June Ontpevjning Mrs R Best cannot be bought anywhere else Carlisle I Tuesday visited relatives in ville CopBennett Hofcelebrated lecture Young of Louis Royce Allen bought for less than 8135 0 Bovs Suits walking mare this week Jas Cains in Carlisle The ofmoney received on thBattle Blue Licks from thllijlecture will be donated to the from 1 to 5 Ladies call and terian new fire cistern near the The since finished maKesiuocharge our Brownies for Children Miss ChurchChamp went to Carlisle monurnnfc fundfor his services Young sea Mary yesterday to visit friends Straw hats a plenty A full line of Mary Carpenter went to Latest And Best Machinery The Best Work friends Underwear Give us a call you ville Thursday to visit two daughters Mrs Taliaferro and lFtherte is any improved machinery will be satisfied iuventedjfor doing more perfect laundry turned Wednesday to Falmouth depend upon ¬ ¬ Transfers Of Stock Crop JStc Turf Notes Howard Mann winner of the Brook- lyn Handicap once sold for 25 Simms Andersons Li Hung Chang ran second Tuesday at Latonia in the Covington Spring stakes Woodford Buckners colt Argus by Argyle Lake Breeze won a 300 purse Monday at the Latonia track Paul Griggs the favorite won the Detroit derby in a gallop over a heavy track - The race was worth 2500 Byron McClelland the turfman is dangerously ill of fever at Lexington which has rendered him almost blind Covington Arnold of Richmond Lough t a car load of corn from have Potts Duerson of Madison for 150 per barrel Fifty six lambs sold by Joe Hildreth of Pine Grove to Downing Christian of Winchester at five cents averaged ninety six pounds Ten hhds of Washington county tobacco sold yesterday at tho Pickett warehouse in Louisviile at 2L 50 1625 14 75 13 10 10 9 50 890 850 810 MILLERSBURG Sales and Isaiahunons for Nicholas County Precincts ijSiasF A PBQthera sold 88 acres of land to - V- cfuW- From rower Scott T - Frazee v x r Corner Main and Broadway Lexington Ey 900 Harry 0lrtBbf Moorefield a son aged 74yuri- BQRKtue7thiust to the wife of John Buchanan y - Burial at Mt Tabor ms T CiGniyerv Logan Anderson and CARPETINGS MATTINGS LINOLEUMS WALK PAPERS i others hjejosfr valuable inilfe cows re- ¬ Sse white clover cently DRAPERIES FURNITURE AND WOOD MANTELS On Saturday June 10th the annual meetingfthV01d Settlers of Nicholas Large Assortments to Select Promt County will be lield in Carlisle beein- k i FKOMPT DELIVERY ning at Mbjcldck Mercury INSPECTION INVrEED mmfc MARRiSD--rThe wedding of Mr Faris - DiEDSTaesday We handle All the Grades Fine Medium and Low Priced- - s - -- - TempleiLf Moorefield and Miss Marthy HossJ of this city is announced to takelfprace in the Presbyterian o We Make to Order iv - r jr -- ChurchGarlMe June 2od T SCREEN WINDOWS AND DOORS -i MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS Meatthleves entered the houses of Squire j MeCrackeii and Chas Hen ¬ WINDOW SHADES ry and several others in the neighbor- ¬ hood of Bramblett one night last week EXPERIENCED WORKMEN CORRECT PRICES and cleanedup the platter Mercury PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMES A SPECIALTY years 4 DiEDgjr day JuaejDthat the home of his rather Robert uddieson near this city of diabetesjplsurial an Carlisle Cemetery Captiplkmm was in Frankfort last week audjsecn red uew uniforms new accoutre- ¬ O T Huddleson aged 31 months and 18 days died Satur C4 9 Carpets Furniture Wall Paper Draperies f News Notes to 17th ¬ fine wfTUdeliver his Presby- ¬ is Col is a Miss Louis- ¬ re- ¬ AliTaysCThe jAinlrTherefbre Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository on corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we are now prepared to do all kinds of repairing painting aacl trimming of vehicles such as carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new inftftmRS EAitiMitOTiL i - L X iJfc fclUif VKT 4 i mt jr fc NLBUUkJK WK an V- - JL Arfc Mrr tSi J wj SA K J f Sp7 a vifc 3r THE RELIABLE CLOTHIERS v hogs his own raising Wednesday Mr Harlan Vimont who has been very ill for the past week is some better Mrs Sanford Carpenter went to Louisville yesterday on a short visit Misses Sallie and Annettie Mclntyre visited friends in Carlisle Wednesday Mr Chas Darnell left Tuesday for a Jas Payne shipped a car of 73 240 lb latest additions are A bigh graded shirt starcher which precludes all injury to the most delicate fabric and insures uni form work and a iKw collar and cuff ironerwhich enables us to give either a highfgloss or domestic finish on collars ¬ SteamLaundry putting it in workust tlJi W T the Bourbon Their 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 jobs to be first class j t Call and see us Prompt attention to all orders and cuffs ShalUjve call for your worn tf Bourbon Steam Latjndry r One Day Phone 4 months tripdn the Kentucky Mountains Mrs William Layson went to week to see her son Zedgrad Rich-mond-th- is i v QBwBKF1frL Mr Jas Butler has moved his gro- ¬ if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W cery into Bryans room next door to the T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Bank Ky lleirdruggistsSreKljSSilny In iKffiLaxaiiJiromp To Cuie A Cold uihineTabr HIGH ST COR FOURTH PARIS KY li - pay cash like to deal where the can get the benefit of cash urday Davis Thomson Isrig are works of of trade and you can save money br dealing We appreciate tnat kind Mrs Rhoda Conway and Mrs G R art and an ornament to any house with as We will make our Fine Black Worsted Keller of Carlisle visited friends here AVho Mrs Stiles Stirman and two daughters visited relatives at Millers Station Sat- ¬ The pictures being tiiven away by PRIDE OF P f i i The Best The Whitest Purest and - 5 I- - Cutaway FOR H3 B yesterday See advertisement iff another column The First of W J Brvans new book Mrs Virgie Waite and little daughter Seud your order to Oscar of Harrison were guests of friends here Battle Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour- ¬ Wednesday tf bon county Mr Jno Wilson and wife have returned f jom Shawhan and are at the ¬ Conway House BIMM NinS SEHXKTC3- reft wr Mr Saml Strauss of Chattanooga 617 Main St Paris Ky has been the guest of Miss Elma Pope for seyeral days Mclntyre McClintock shipped a car of iriilch cows and a car of hogs to Cin- ¬ This will be a saving fco you of L0 to S15 cinnati Monday Mrs Chas Conway and babe of St Louis will arrive to day to visit Mr Jas W Conway and wife y jy a 11 rSl fv Mrs Luke Collier had a partial stroke riE of paralysis Monday She is consider- Misses Childrens and Infants ed to be in a serious condition Spring Heel Shoes that are made like groven np peoples The fiuest line Miss Maude Spears who has been a ever shown in Paris Every pair brim guest of her uncle Mr Alex Butler re ful of style ami quality and will out- ¬ S turned to JLiexington Wednesday wear their purchase price every time Next Sunday will be Childrens Day RIChST Fiied Lansing CLAY at the Christian Church Exercises will Cutter begin at 730 oclock All invited J Miss Lucile Judy roturned home last S The only safe sure and night from a weeks visit with Miss reliable 3emale PILL Sallie Judy at North Middletown ever offered to Ladies especially recommend Miss Anna Thompson will have salt 8 ed to married Ladies rising bread at Jas Butlers prTS and boxes no other nesdays and Fridays Aand at her on Wed take Ask tar D HOSTS PEHlTTEOSrAT per home for 500 box 6 Send for circular Price S100 - Cleveland Ohio DIR MOTTS CHEMICAL CO Wanted Bluegrass seed Will pay For SalejBy W T Brooks- Druggist the highest cash price 3t J G S M Allen Miss Mary Grimes and Miss Julia Mil- ¬ ler went to Covington Wednesday to visit Miss Ethel Christie and attend her S graduation Messrs John Letton George Bo wen and Ben Duvall have gone to the Ken tucky mountains on a hunting and fish- ¬ 3 ing expedition Mr Wm Layson for Orchard Lawn Need no longer prevent the purchase received Sh cents alland Peter McDonald¬ round for their partEVERYTHING Full stock of Orna- of a piano nor compel you to buy nership tobacco 16000 lbs the highest mental and Fruit Trees Grape Vines one of inferior quality sale in the precinct Asparagus and Small Fruits We em Elder Fenstermacher organized a Sun- ¬ ploy no agents but sell at Hying prices planter Telephone in day School of 45 scholars at Jackstown direct to the last Sunday afternoon with J H Let- office Strawberry and general nursery Lton superintendent Catalogues on application to H F HILLENMEYERr New and beautiful that will suit you Mrs William Layson and son Mr Lexington Ky 26feb tf in quality and price may be obtained Zed Layson and Mr Will Grimes refrom Richmond Mr turned from us upon terms which make piano Layson yesterdayof the eleven graduates was one owning easy We cordially invite 50 G W Bryan accidentally those who want a piano to call and 7x9 feet plate glass yesterdaybroke aput ¬ while investigate not only the instruments ting it in place Mr Jesse Payne and but also our plan of easy payments Chas Patterson and George Wilson As we sell the best pianos only our colored were cut by falling glass offer is exceptional Correspondence Messrs Sanford and Royce Allen Jo The partnership of Drs Roberts Mock Banks Neal J Will Clarke TJssery is by mutual consent dissolved solicited from out of town people Sam 1 Strauss of Chattanooga Miss payable All accounts of the firm are Milam of Maysville Arm to Dr- Roberts and he assumes the in Co strong Elma Pope Miss MaryMartin ¬ Sold by all druggists or sent upon receipt of Rebecca debtedness of the firm pric 25c 50c and f 1 per bottle by Spears of Lexington and Sadie W C USSERY 121 and 123 West Fourth Street Maude THE E E SUTHERLAND MEDICINE CO Hart of Paris spent Tuesday at Blue H H ROBERTS PADUOAH KY Lick Springs April 30 1897 CINCINNATI J P KIELY aarjugLiDiss B3r ii I PARIS MILLING CO A- P MkJPQ iyjiiHrcHiB -- Ask Your Grocer For It Take No Other 4 r Trousers 350 bh aiii ills IllllgiiilU lilllOi lUgUPv ruiffefftii 4 and up H STOUT Manager SACK EVERY GUARAKTEED T--- T- ¬ WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED ¬ ¬ No 1 Aj UmS TOBACCO HOGSHEADS WILL SELL CHEAP ri 11 Ma ENNYROYAL ¬ OSBELIlS WITH BEST INDIANA WHITE OAK HOOPS - M Pine TARR iV TEMPLIN THE Wi ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER 897 Hard Times ¬ Pianos Honey will stop your cougjh vSl ueen Gfescent 1 isa - ¬ iseliitlof Pirtpfip - and cure ¬ Ernest Urchs the cause S reaches the principal cities of the South with a service of superbly appointed through trains Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars through to Harriman Chatta nooga Attalla Birmingham Tuscaloosa Meridian New Orleans Atlanta Macon and Jacksonville Through Sleeping Cars to Knoxville Hot Springs and Asheville and from Chattanoogo to Jackson Vicksburg Monroe and Shreveport Through Tourist Sleepers to Los Angeles and San Francisco Choice of Routes to Texas Mexico and California via New Orleans or via Shreveport 5 rrShort Line from the Blue Grass Cities to Cincinnati Free Parlor with every accommodation to patrons Cincinnati Cafe Parlor and Observa- ¬ Cars Lexington to tion Cars between Cincinnati Lexington and Chattanooga lfeX2r- iti--rn- iW O BInearson Chas W Zell i vai Q P A Cincinnati 0 Div Passr Agt Cincinnati 0 1 535 -- asz3 r 4 V K- v- - - t V- - - SUi - f v- rV - i f I - 1 A- c Ii t W - - A r V tA 3- - r x S - f- t crt r f i - j t S5 il- ar VJ Js - r T i K Vs j -- 5 r 1V 4 V w 7 1 4 H jr W 9 - WF5 1 -- T r - J xt -- T - - K t 5 4 v i ti i 57 i J - V A Ts A -- Jy 1r i- ri trt ftr cr 6 mi iyr V---- ENGLISH SYNDICATE About to Buy Coal Fields In East Ten nessee and South Kentucky FOR RUIZS DEATH A Demand for Full Reparation Will Be Made on SpainThere Will Be No In ¬ decent HdSto or Bluster by the Prsl--de- nt 10 W DOUBTfJM 4A j - THE COMMITTEE Agrees t w 5 SV HW - tf i--- - - r v r i r4 r - v L F - A VV - A lSf j hC li Mi C 4 v IV r -- f iv - In tSli frf- Wi it A New York June dispatch to the Herald says Ihousands of Acres of Coal Xands Along A demand for full reparation for the Southern Railroad and Considera ¬ the Ruiz outrage will be made by the bly Over a Million of Dollars are president but there will be no indeInvolved in the Enterprise cent haste nor unnecessary bluster in Chattanooga Tenn June 9 An Mr McKinleys representations to the immense deal now in process of con ¬ Spanish government This statement was made by a cab- ¬ summation by which all the coal mines and lands in east Tennessee and inet officer The Spanish government is prepar ¬ southern Kentucky lying- along- the Dr Congosto line of the Cincinnati Southern rail- ¬ ing its side of the case Spanish govern ¬ road will shortly pass into the hands who represented the of a big English syndicate came to ment in the investigation will arrive here Thursday with his leport which lig ht Tuesday The information is furnished by Mr takes a directly opposite view from This will Hobert Walton manager of the Rug by that of Consul General Lee De Lome Land Co the English company which be submitted to Ministersubmit a re- ¬ after viewing it will built the pretty little city of Rug by in who to port the Spanish government east Tennessee Senator Foraker of Ohio of the Mr Walton states that an agent of a big- combination of English capitalists committee on foreign relations said Consul General Lees report simply is now en route to England bearing1 with him options on all the mines and confirms my opinion in regard to the had a Dr Ruiz I have the best coal lands in the section nam ¬ death of of a doubt that henever killed was ed and that if his report is satisfac- shadow the Spanish gov ¬ tory to his employers as it doubtless in prison and that will be deals will be closed with the ernment was responsible for his death ¬ af once depresent owners at once The agent This government should Spain and has been at work securing the options mand indemnity a from and decided firm for some time past but for various should take such would be no danger reasons has kept his movements stand that there of any other American citizen in Cuba secret The idea of the English capitalists being subjected to such treatment is to secure a monopoly of the coal MAHER SHARKEY FIGHT business in this section and to put all -- ike mines on a paying basis Tho Police Interfered at the End of the Sev ¬ trades for the mines along the Cincm enth Bound A Draw New York June 10 Peter Maher nati Southern are to be closed first and the Jellico and Coal Creek mines will and Tom Sharkey fought Wednesday likely be secured later night at the Palace Athletic club for Thousands of acres of coal lands a 315000 purse At the end of the and considerably over a million dollars seventh round the police interfered are involved in the deal and the contest resulted in a most un- ¬ Never in the hissatisfactory draw LABOR RIOT tory of the ring has there been such One Man Killed and Two Others Seriously an enormous attendance at a boxing There were bout in this vicinity Injured at Minonk III 111 June 9 A serious la¬ about 10000 persons squeezed in the Poxtiac bor riot occurred at Minonk The big building at 107th street and Lex- ¬ coal miners have been on a strike there ington avenue A more representative congregation since May 1 During- last week a few men have been working- against the of well known sporting men has never wishes of the majority Tuesday witnessed a boxing mill than that while Superintendent A W Morgan which assembled at the club house and one of the bosses Joseph Wednesday night The quantity of Erbeland were escorting- one of money which would have changed the men to work a crowd of miners hands had the bout resulted in favor interfered A fig ht ensued and Mor ¬ of either man is well up in six figures gan and Erbeland commenced to shoot Those arrested including the prinkilling instantly a young married min ¬ cipals seconds and referee were eser named John Wesloski and wound ¬ corted to the ing another This so enraged the street police station first allowing miners that they attacked Morgan and Maher and Sharkey to go to their Erbeland with clubs and stones and dressing rooms and put on their street beat them badly Morgan may not clothes All furnished bail So far live The town is excited and there Brady has not been arrested is no telling where the trouble may end IN A DILEMMA The death of Superintendent A W Morgan which occurred late Tuesday To Hang or Not to Hang Durrant is the Question afternoon apparently satisfied the de- ¬ San Francisco June 10 Warden sire for revenge on the part of the en- ¬ Hale of San Quentin conferred with raged strikers No further trouble is Attorney General Fitzgerald Wednes- ¬ now apprehended day as to his position with regard to the execution of Theodore Durrant IRON HALL TAXES but after being closeted together for Thet Supreme Court Declares Marion two hours both officials declined County Has the Kigrht to Collect Them Indianapolis Ind June 9 The su ¬ to be interviewed as to the con- ¬ preme court Tuesday reversed the de- ¬ clusion reached by them Durrants cision of the lower court in which an attorneys profess entire unconcern as to injunction was granted forbidding the intend towhat the state officials¬ do with their client claimcounty auditor and treasurer from col- ¬ ing that the warden dare not proceed lecting taxes against 522S47lron Hall funds which Receiver Failey held on with the execution after being served with a notice of appeal to the supreme deposit in the banks in this city The appealants contended that the court of the United States and threat ¬ the taxes should be assessed against the ening in to event of Durrant being proceed against the war¬ 45000 members of the order scattered executed den and governor upon charges of con- ¬ over the country spiracy and treason It is considered The decision Tuesday holds that as the property is in the hands of the re- as very unlikely that Durrant will beceiver in this state it comes within the hanged Friday under the existing cirjurisdiction of the state The taxes cumstances amount to S6269G HOT WEATHER ¬ - A Washington Soon Take Action The President on the Cuban QuestiohV Will -- The Spanish Mission Considered at tho Cublaec Meeting Failure of the Ko- publican aucus to Ace on the Ha ¬ waiian Treaty Causes Comment i - ¬ - ¬ - - namely that of his confinement in violation of treaty rights appears to make the first two points and to leave the case resting on the broad claim that in confining Dr Ruiz for more than 72 hours without permitting him to communicate with his friends or trying him the Spanish officials in Cuba have assumed full re sponsibility for the results of that extra confinement The fact being established that Dr Ruiz kept up his citizenship by registering himself at American consulates in Cuba from time to time as required by regulations is taken as an offset against the claim that by continuous residence in Cuba for nearly 20 years he had forfeited his rights as an American citizen so it is sur misedthat the next step in the case will be the presentation of a claim against the Spanish government in behalf of the family of the Tictim of this illegal non-essenti- Assistant Sec ¬ retary Day said Tuesday that the re- ¬ port of Consul General Lee upon the results of the investigation made in Havana in the Ruiz case had not yet been received at the state department Consequently it was not possible to learn whether the publications pur ¬ porting to be copies of the report were accurate Assuming however that the consul generals conclusions are correctly set forth in brief that Ruiz died while in jail in violation of his treaty rights the question of the largest importance is what shall be the next step The wife of Ruiz has filed with the department a claim for 150000 for the death of her husband The Spanish contention has been that he was not killed and that he was not treated harshly Gen Lees inquiry is understood to have failed to bring out the truth on these points but his statement on another Washington June 9 al The senate committee on finance has agreed upon a number of additional amendments to the agricultural schedule the most important of them relating to fish as follows A new paragraph on canned fish is to be recommended as follows 225 fish known or labeled as anchovies sardines sprats Brislings sardels or sardellen packed in oil or otherwise in bottles jars tin boxes or cans shall be dutiable as follows Containing 7K cubic inches or less 1 cents per bottle jar box or can containing more than 7K and not more than 21 cubic inches 23 cents Sper bottle jar box or can contain ¬ ing more than 21 and not more than 33 cubic inches 5 cents per bottle jar box or can containing more than 33 and nob more than 70 cubic inches 10 cents per bottle jar box or can if in other packages 40 per centum ad va 1 lorem All other fish except shell fish in tin packages 30 per centum ad valorem fish in packages containing less than one half barrel and not specially provided for in this act 30 per cent ad valorem The rate on pickled or salted her ring is increased from one half to three quarters of a cent per pound and on fresh herring from one quarter to one half cent The following substitute is made for 10 ¬ ¬ Washington a Number of Amendments in Agriculture Schedule FIITY EIETH CONGRESS The sen- ¬ June ate again made good progress on the tariff bill Thursday covering about ten pages of the metal schedule and almost completing it The formal contest against the measure was maintained but all amendments tending to change the bill as reported were voted dovrn The and the finance committee sustained debate was mainly of a technicil character the republican senators continuing the policy making speeches refraining from of was taken tariff bill Before the ot up South Tilhnan Senator Carolina gave the senate another hour of ex ¬ citing controversy over the proposed sugar investigation He defended himself from pub lished charges relative to his administration i of the governorship of South Carolina and then moved that the committee having charge of the sugar resolution be discharged from further consideration of it thus bringing the subject directly before the senate Alter a long and bitter debate Mr Tillman withdrew his resolution House The house proceedings Thursday were enlivened by a single incident the attempt of Mr Terry Uem Ark to secure con ¬ sideration as a privileged matter of a resolution for the immediate appointment of the committee on foreign affairs It was ruled out of order and an appeal taken from the de- ¬ cision of the chair was laid on the table by a strict party vote Mr Simpson popuiiat leader was absent and several bills passed by unani- ¬ mous consent The Frye bill to prevent col- ¬ lisions on certain harbor- rivers and inland waters of the United States and the senate resolution for the relief off the El Paso flood sufferers amended so as to make the appro- ¬ priation of i 10000 available out of the unex- ¬ pended balance of the appropriation for the Mississippi flood sufferers were passed and the conference report on the Indian appro- ¬ priation bill was adopted Adjourned until ¬ ¬ - Extraordinary Session Washington JUne 4 Senate a rvV i A story was told the other day by u Lajr a Drainer ver of i an experience r tnat Aotm onrt wlitl has 4ft city from a small town in Jettnwas in the the day mewhere lie resides Onwithout a guide -ti6ned the blind man was and stood on the corner of Twenty thud - Jft to cross street and Broadway wishing himself asthe- v to debating with street While v would try it alone or call a po j whether he a woman came up and addressed liceman 5 Mister would you be kmd him saying across the street 1 hex e enough to help me that I am is such a jam of trucks and carts Certainly y to cross alone afraid to try and with pleasure madam he respondedacross 1 offering her his arm they started Thank you Broadway crossing in safety iSo woman said the very much who am thankful for I madam It is I and you helped me to avoid tnafc said tlie dangerous crossing very nicely said the woman m reproach- - -Oh man You horrid man Why I might ful tones N Y Times have been run over Bliric Mans Sagacity if tr Fr ii - - j -- A am-a-blin- particular buyers in the country are theCo JSv Winchester Kepeating Arms only accept This company will Haven Ct -J lots the most perfect of selected to any bucn inone whoy formation is not surprising strength and owns a Winchester gun for its fine finish is very apparent The Winches 1 tcrs are just as particular about everythingguns that is used in makingsteel and ammuni- For this reathey are about tion as son when you buy Winchester goods you can be sure of getting the best in the world They cost no more than poor makes bend for a large illustrated catalogue free - J Are Particalar Buyers the most The leading steel men agree that - -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ imprisonment The cabinet meeting Tuesday lasted longer than usual The Cuban situation was discussed in a general way but the most important subject presented was the Spanish mission The availability of three men for this im- ¬ portant post at Madrid was carefully ¬ ¬ ¬ Ifj Minister Angell Postpones His Departure Ann Arbor Mich June 9 Dr An - M gell who was to have sailed for Con ¬ stantinople on Saturday to assume his post of minister to Turkey announced Tuesday evening that he will postpone his departure for a week in order to finish his work in the university as lecturer upon international law He may possibly remain longer to deliver the baccalaureate sermon at the college commencement Many Desertions in the Navy 6Core men ¬ it if r have recently deserted from the warships New York and Massachusetts together with those who left the Texas while she was here last week Twenty eight men took Erench leave of the Texas and 30 are missing from the New York It is not known how many more are missing from the Massachusetts In every case the deserters are of foreign birth Killed Her Iover Boston June 9 More than three Predicted by Weather Prophet Hicks St Louis June 10 Look out for hot weather from now on said Prof Hicks the weather prophet Wednes- ¬ day Between the 10th and 13th is the Vulcan storm period This period is coincident with the regular magnetic disturbance central al- ¬ ways about June 11 It is natural to expect therefore be- ¬ tween the 10th and the 14th much lightning many showers and sudden gusts of wind While there will be many electrical displays in the sky during the next few weeks they will not be of the dangerous nature The storm clouds too will be seen to move On From This month erratically through the rest of the im W4a JrTC Dowell county Tuesday evening alter heated quarrel and escaped Both are members of prominent families There is much excitement over the matter The man was killed in a fit of jealousy and was at the time prepar ing Negro Killed by a Mob ing to take up a large tract of timber land to make ties for the Lake Shore Princess Anne Md June 10 Wm and Michigan Southern railroad Andrews colored alias Cuba was Disturbance on Account of the Octroi taken from the officer at the door of the courthouse and killed by a mob Duties Valencia Spain June 9 Serious Andrews had been Wednesday tried disturbances have occurred at Beni convicted and sentenced to death for carlo and Chelva this province on ac feloniously assaulting Mrs Benjamin count of the Octroi duties At Beni T Kelley near Marion on May o carlo a man attempted to blow up a Judge Bage who passed the death house with a bomb but it exploded sentence upon Andrews endeavored to prematurely and dangerously wounded reason with the excited crowd but in vain the man b ¬ ¬ v - Huntington W Va June 9 Flor- ¬ ence Williams killed her lover in Mc- ¬ Fatal Accident in Boston Boston June 10 An accident by which several persons were injured one perhaps fatally occurred Wednesday by a collision between an express team and an electric car at the corner of Bromfield and Washington streets The car struck the rear of the heavy team which was pushed violently against the crowd of passers by catch- ¬ ing them between the wheels and a fence which surrounds a new build ¬ ¬ - k President of Monmouth College Monmouth 111 June 9 Rev D T While attending to her household McGill of Allegheny Pa was elected duties Wednesday afternoon Mrs X A president of Monmouth college Tues- Maranda of this city put her day afternon tor succeed Rev J B Mc daughter to bed for a nap Michael D D whose resignation was Fq child when left alone obtained presented Tuesday ¬ seme matches set fire to the bed and Gill is a graduate morning Dr Mc of Washington and was burned to death Jefferson college Pennsylvania The Blow Was Fatal Commander JEwIngato Dead Marion O June 10 Mirs George Malden Mass June 9 Command ¬ Boston June 9 Incompliance with Klingle residing near Waldo died of er George Ewingate V SNofthe the order of the union the sheet and lockjaw the result of a blow received Charleston navy yard is deaaV He plate glaziers of this city struck- Tues about three weeks ago Her husband was born in Portsmouth N H in day night to enforce a nine hour work struck at al cow with a club but 1837 and had been in the service sinc missed and struck his wife in the face day 862 r Vaw New York June 9 A special to the Herald from Lima Peru says The eteamer Santiago from Panama which arrived in port at Callao has been or- ¬ dered to quarantine having yellow fever on board Augustin Olessi a passenger from Panama is so serious- ¬ ly ill with the fever that it is believed he will die Struck for Nine Hours - Yellow Fever on Board Parkersburg Child Plays With Matches W Va June 10 reached One of the cabinet officers said after the meeting that the selec- ¬ tion was still open and will go over un weight of til the presidents return from Nashville that the dutiable include the this ai ticle should not weight trip It may be that the of the package in which it is imported of Mr Calhoun may have had something to do with postponing ac- onThe house rate of one cent per pound edible tion Tuesday If Mr Calhoun does originally berries which the committee strujk tut is restored and not have an opportunity for a talk cranberries with the president before Mr McKin- per cent ad are specifically added at 25 valorem leys departure at noon Wednesday he The rate on chicory root was fixed will be invited to accompany the prescents ident on his trip A berth has been at 2 3 centsper pound the house rate being and the original finasce reserved on the train to be placed at committee rate 2 cents his disposal in case he joins the presi- ¬ Washington June 10 In the ap m dential party The failure of the republicanecaucus pointment of JohiiG A Leishman of ¬ to be iuesuay do taice sueps looiting to xne Pennsylvania Wednesdaypresident min has protection of the Hawaiian reciprocity ister to Switzerland the treaty has caused considerable com- ¬ turned down Brutus J Clay of Ken ¬ ment but the friends of Hawaii in the tucky Washington June 10 The special senate say that the omission was due to no other reason than the want of train conveying President McKinley sufficient time They feel confident and his party left Washington for that if the point had been reached an Nashville at noon Wednesday over theOhio railroad The priamendment similar to that pro- ¬ Chesapeake posed by Senator Davis continuing vate car of President M E Ingalls in the treaty in force would have which Mr McKinley and his imme- ¬ been accepted They base this as- diate party traveled was fragrant sertion upon the manner in which with gigantic pots of roses and other Senator Fryes speech was received flowers There were also flowers in the the andthe side remarks made upon the the car occupied by The cabinet and invited guests train was in subject They now express the utmost charge of W H Gregor agent of the confidence that the finance committee will accept the amendment without passenger department of the road The party consists of President arid caucus action Mrs McKinley Secretary and Mrs Washington June 9 There was a revival of Cuban talk about the senate Porter Dr and Mrs Bates and Mrs Tuesday on account of the return of Saxton Secretary Sherman and daugh Mr Calhoun The republican sen- ter Mrs McCallum Secretary arid ators some of them members ot the Mrs Alger and Miss Frances Alger foreign relations committee say there Postmaster General and Mrs Gary and is no doubt that the president will the Misses Gary Secretary Wilson arid take action as soon as Mr Calhouns Miss Wilson Commissioner of Pensions report is received No definite Evans Gen Grosvenor Joseph P information was given concerning Smith and Mrs Smith and about 25 the attitude of the president newspaper men Tariff Commission ILeaguo but the impression of the senators Washington June 10 The tariff from such reports as they heard was that there would be a change from the commission league has opened head- ¬ present negative policy and the adop quarters in this city Samuel B Arcn tion of a definite line of action with a er secretary arid treasurer of the view to endeavoring to secure a settle- league will be in charge The object ment of the present unfortunate state of the association is to secure the passage of a bill for the appointment of a of affairs in Cuba Washington June 9 W J Cal ¬ tariff commission whose duties will be houn of Illinois the special commis- to suggest to congress changes in rates sioner sent to Cuba by President Mc of duty and thus take the tariff ques- ¬ Kinley arrived from New York Tues- tion out of politics day afternoon at 4 oclock He went The New Minister to HaytL Washington June 10 Wm F Pow immediately to Judge Day the assistant secretary of state who was await ¬ ell of New Jersey who was Wednesing him and together they proceeded to day named as minister to Hayti is a the white house They were shown colored man who lives in Southern into the cabinet room where President New Jersey He was urged for the McKinley and Judge Day listened to position by Senator Sewall and Re pi Mr Calhouns description of the situa- ¬ Tesentative Loudenslast er tion in the war ridden island and to Chinese Drowned in a Gale the conclusion reached by him Washington June 9 The republic ¬ Victoria B C June 10 Meageri an senatorial caucus Tuesday voted to particulars were brought by Empress stand together on all schedules in the of Japan of a disaster which befell the tariff bill The caucus instructed the fishermen of Chusan Archipelajro off finance committee to report a new sug ¬ the coast of China On May 6 while all or at least most of the fishincr ar schedule The new sugar schedule is to be all boats were out on the fishing banks specific and on all sugar which has a terrible gale sprang up Of the sev gone through a process of refining 195 eral hundred boats out at the time cents one and ninety five hundredths very few returned and it is estimated of a cent per pound duty instead of that some 500 men lost their lives The one cent and eight hundred and seve- storm swept over the entire archipel ¬ nty-five one thousandths of one cent ago Several large junks were lost in per pound as provided by the house which scores perished ¬ non-appearan- ce canvassed but no decision was Fish fresh smoked dried salted pickled frozen packed on ice or oth- ¬ erwise prepared for preservation not specially provided for in this act three quarters of a cent per pound fish skinned or boned one and one quarter cents per pound mackerel halibut or salmon pickled or salted one cent per pound A new paragraph on chocolate was agreed to as follows Chocolate and cocoa prepared or manufactured not specially provided for valued at not over 15 cents per pound 24 cents per pound valued above 15 cents and not above 24 cents 2 cents per pound and 10 per cent ad valorm valued above 24 and not above 35 cents per pound 5 cents per pound and 10 per cent ad valorem yalued above 35 cents 50 per cent ad valorem the weight and value of all coverings other than plain wooden shall be included in the dutiable weight and value of the foregoing merchandise Powdered cocoa un- ¬ sweetened 5 cents per pound The paragraph relating to extracts of meat was amended so as to provide paragraph 258 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ j ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ v ¬ ¬ Washington June 5 Senate The senate had a period of speech making Friday and as a result little progress was made on the tariff bill The advance covered about two pages seven brought or paragraphs and the senate up to the wool sched- ¬ ule the first item of which was considered but not completed Mr Mantle Mont spoke for two hours on the wool schedule urging increased rates for the wool grower and Mr Butler N C made a plea in behalf of income tax Washington June 8 The senate Monday disposed of the lumber paragraph which has been more stubbornly contested than any feature of the bill thus far by defeating the motion of Senator Vest to place white pine on the free list yeas 20 naya 38 The contest was mainly significant in breaking party lines which have been maintained with few exceptions during the early days ot the de- ¬ On the final vote eight democratic bate against Mr senators voted Vests proposition namely Messrs Bacon and Clay of Georgia McEnery of Louisiana Mc Laurin and Tillman of South Carolina Mar ¬ tin ot Virginia Rawlins of Utah and White On the other hand Mr Carter republican and Messrs Cannon and Mantle silver repub- ¬ licans voted for the Vest motion Following this a vote to substitute the Wilson lumber schedule was defeated 21 37 and the schedule was agreed to as reported The debate pre- ¬ ceding the vote was at times very strong owing to the political lines A general dis- ¬ cussion of the future programme on the bill occurred before the senate adjourned It led to a statement by Mr Allison in charge of the bill that the committee probably would submit amendments to the sugar schedule For this reason he announced that the suyar schedule would be pass over Tuesday and the tobacco schedule taken up House The house was in session for an hour or two Monday and adjourned until Thursday Washington June 9 Senate By the de- ¬ cisive vote of 42 to 19 the senate adopted the amendment to the tariff bill placing raw cot- ¬ ton the great product of the south on the dutiable list at 0 per cent ad valorem It is the first time in the history of tariff legisla tion that a duty on cotton has been incorpor ¬ ated in a bilL The amendment was proposed on his indi ¬ by Mr Bacon dem Ga responsibility vidual and without the approval of the finance committee which thus far has been requisite to the success of every amendment except a minor one which went through by default The mendmen led to a spirited debaie democratic senators disclos- ¬ ing a wide differeaceiof views and at times ex ¬ changing sharp personal criticisms On the final vote six democrats Bacon and Clay Ga McEnery La McLaurin and Tillman S C and Rawlins Utah voted with the repub icans for the Bacon amendment while the negative vote was solidly democratic with ore exceptionKyle populist The debate on cotton took up the mo3t of the day Early in the day the sugar schedule was passed over and the agricultural schedule was taken up The paragraph on cattle went over but the balance of the agricultural schedule up to and including paragraph 228 was agreed to as reported all amendments except that of Mr Bacons being rejected Washington June 10 Senate The sen- ¬ ate had a period of tariff speeches Wednesday and as a result little progress was made on the bill Mr Rawlins Utah and Mr Mills Tex discussed the democratic attitude on the tariff from their respective standpoints Mr Rawlins was a member of the platform committee of the Chicago convention and pro- ¬ posed the tariff plank which was adopted He held that the vote he and several other demo- ¬ cratic senators had cast for duties on cotton and other agricultural products was justified by the platform and by the traditions of the party Mr Mills severely arraigned the bill us a class measure designed to buildup a vast fund for distribution among the beneficiaries of the bill and at the expense of the forgot- ¬ ten man the tax payer He indirectly criti- ¬ cised those democratic senators who voted for the amendments to the bill putting a tax on and cotton other articles contending that their course was a radical de ¬ dem- ¬ parture from of tenets the ocracy day Mr Cannon Later in the Utah proposed an amendment placing an export bounty on agricultural products He spoke two hours on the need of giving the farmer a share of the benefits of the tariff Mr Butler ST C also spoke in favor of giv ¬ ing the farmer equal benefits with other classes under the bilL Only half a page of the bill covering four brief and comparative- ¬ ly unimportant paragraphs 229 to 233 wero disposed of during the day The session will begin at 11 a m Thursday s Monday A Misunderstanding Customer looking in mirror Great scis Youve gone to work and sors barber peeled my head of every dem hair there was Barber to do on - j K it Isnt that just what you told me - v v v 1 Told you to do Why man I told you I wanted it cut a la mode you said you Beg pardon I thought Boston Courier wanted it all mowed m - senior partner of the firm of F- - J Cheney Co doing business in the city of Toledo County and State aforesaid and that said firm will pay the sum of One Hundred Dol lars for each and every case or catarrn tnac cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh v Cure FRANK J CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence this 6th dav of December A D 18S6 A W GLEASON Notary Public Seal Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous sur- faces of the system Send for testimonials v free F J CHENEY CO Toledo 0 AV Sold by druggists 75c State of Ohio City of Toledo Lucas County Frank J Cheney makes oath that he lsthQ - - v Well little chap said the stranger in the family picking up one of the children what are you going to be when youre raV Halls Family Pills are the best The Report SulHcient v -V man ger Nothing Because Nuffin said the child SMr V - Why so asked the stran V girl Fun A said the child m m Im 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Ahve got to go Boll that pail grand No sir the sheriff was along an Were princes in the land I cant tell sir celebrated annually by cotain sav be onewas To day has crowned with glors through why didnt Mr Biggs come before I had to sing it to the two others They were talking with You know it do you not oges who live on the island of Yezo in That The brow bedewed by toil Hes detained on duty but its all ithe Japanese archipelago They axvt twinsTruth I suppose I do sir but I cant tell Mr Scroggs or Col Scroggs and a The theme of song and story young fellow they called Potts who right Wheres the buttermilk Her Preference Pater to it Has risen from the soil world some of ithe Through the trees behind the giri Ithe hairiest peoplein the with long fur old daughter your trial he is the met us across the track on the Quit- jina when you get In the event of men being so covered No more are felt the shackles only man who can help you and there r man road The captain said you wasnt came Elinor at top speed one could heai that their bodies can hardly be seen married Ill have a bishop perform the That once held man a slave No papa Id rather have 5 port I have to make of your miscon- ¬ to worry about him but we didnt get the r ustl e rodsaway I Gawds sake jThe bear is worshiped by them as a god ceremony The furnace fire that crackles glave Has melted sword and Drunkenness the parties the sheriff was after and Mis Katie come quick Mis Walton and clergyman and plenty oi duct is most serious a cheap it is the ceremonial pertaining to ice creamlittleLife O freemen all and brothers only aggravates housebreaking and at-¬ the captain thinks he knows who threw calling f this cult is described as so re Find joy in what you do But Kate was fumbling for something markable that us off the scent tempted robbery as well as assault Isnt it Visitor in Washington The happiness of others Dem-Manifestly nothing was tobe done in her pocket and bending forward tc Is laid in trust on you brokeno houses sir and attempted this morning I They have good reason to respect unusually dark no robbery As for assault the lady her- ¬ but await the captains return and the hedge The next instant with bril- the bear of Yezo which is a huge and ocratic Congressman with much feroc r O worker see the beauty nine oclock came without him Lam ¬ liant flash the glare of a parlor matcl ferocious animal closely resembling ity self will say I meant no harm Yes The sun is rising very re I Youre building to the skies Along the path of duty But your own comrade admits he bert had determined to investigate the leaped out one second on the night and the American grizzly It does not hesi luctantly It is afraid Speaker Beed nearing Paradise Youre Chicago Becord found you in the cellar entrance at the butter market however and time was fell fiill on a laughing handsome young tate to attack man and when hungry wont recognize it The flowers of art that blossom heavily upon his hands face peering in from under the visor oj foot of the steps on premises you were not hanging Pittsburgh is acquiring quite a sometimes enters dwellings in search In column spire and dome appearances by any means Throwing a light blue an infantry forage cap One second it food On the other hand the hairy reputation as a convention city re- ¬ forbidden to enter to all Shall lie in Labors bosom of And beautify her home stealing wine and he was striving to overcoat such as was worn by the rank only and down went the match and people are brave hunters and though marked the Horse eaTtor It is as-¬ get you away when the noise brought and file over his uniform he sallied with stifled cry bounded the youngest possessing no better weapons than sented the Fashion editor but then And Peace shall come and wonder Mrs Walton upon you The case is forth just after nine oclock and made daughter of the household of Walton Shall fill the world anew bows and arrows they do not hesitate you know it has been a natural gas r arms be under his way around the camp until he even the precious pail forgotten Eternal flagrant to assail the brute The arrows are city for a number of years Pitts To waft you dangers through Ten minutes later a horseman came Biggs threw his hands forward in a reached the road and followed it to puncture of the burgh Chronicle Telegraph The sun will shine still brighter gap among the rose bushes whence galloping up the muddy road and in poisoned and a merebruin will surely despairing gesture dropped them again the The stars will sing and shine skin is so fatal that He tremblingly I have one last had rolled the tin pail on the previous quiring ior the lieutenant Lambert fall dead before he can run 200 yards by his side and stood silent The burden will be lighter wi wish to ask you before we part in For labor is divine Do you mean you have nothing to night All was dark and still Set ¬ recognized him as one of the deputies She sobbingly This poison is prepared from young an angter forever William S Lord in Chicago Record say for yourself that you cannot dis- ¬ ting the pail just within the hedge or assistants engaged in Saturdays af roots of the aconite plant Ordinarily He is it Geo George he patiently waited Presently voices fair at the jail He handed a folded pa prove the charges meet me next Th f feminine voices became faintly audi- ¬ per to the young officer and in low ex the hairy people use it for set bows in Wi will you me I have plenty to say for myself sir She I wi will the woods When a bear comes along Thursday as usual but nobody to say anything for me ble Elinor had evidently been pushed cited tones begn some explanatory and steps on a cotd an arrow is re- ¬ George Tit Bits The wTorst anyone can ever prove of me forward en reconnoissance and after comments leased and enters the flesh of the ani ¬ Im She letting him down easy Wait said Lambert is that Ive been a drinking man Pm her recent nerve racking experiences Let me read mal In parts of Yezo the forests are sure Mr Hardleigh that you can find BY CAPTAIN CMAItTSS KING Tearing open the paper by the dim dangerous to no thief Im no burglar and Id burn didnt like the detail by reason of here I tell yo dey ain no one bout Mis light of Burns lantern he made out the these set bowstravelers are extraordi- ¬ plenty of girls right than who can make V me hand off before Id lay it to hurt a Bears you much happier I could He woman old or young I never knew Katie I done felt fur de pail an taint following Copyright 1894 by J B Lippincott Co numerous onthe island and they mournfully narily Yes but you see thats Lieut Lambert what I was doing if I grabbed the lady day h was her protest At this Lam- ¬ Post guard at once fiirnish clothing as well as food to the just the point Ive asked em all You around Walton place so as to prevent any by the throat But Id be a worse man bert saw fit to give a low whistle at menjfrom gettingX Continued too is greatly are my only chance Harlem Life in Take half tha inhabitants Bear lieutenant thinks me if Id sound of wThich Elinor with prodigious company if you need or out be there in hali prized as a medicinegall it Ill Lambert stood speechless one instant than the asks Do you think your sister likes me rustle of skirts bolted back towards an hour do what he CLOSE Thus the- hairy people regard bruin Tommy Then simply raising his forage cap lie Yes She stood up for you This is nonsense Biggs What have the house and her unseen companion Bvt Capt Comdg with the highest respect giving him a at dinner whirled about and left Stood up for me Was asked you to do that would be either after emphatic and scornful reference pliice of honor in their pantheon To anybody saying anything against me The boy was thinking- of his own I TO BE CONTINUED ¬ to bawn cowuds came hurriedly for criminal or wrong mother when he tripped so lightly up propitiate him and to atone for having No nothing much Pather said he i To defend myself at the expense of ward but paused at discreet distance ft pr his brothers and sisters to death thought you were rather a donkey that worn old gravel path on has way a friend sir said Biggs with meloYoure theh ah you was the semi iA THRIFTLESS GENIUS to inquire how he could be of service dramatic gravity tbt y nolo periodical leasts xne most but sis got up and said you werent Ill never betray assertive semi interrogative remark in 5 to one whose dignity and sorrow and the man thats trusted me Ah Thp3and-to-Moutdisdainful and truculent tone Existence That Was imbortant feature of which oddly and told father he ought to know bet-suffering had so impressed him He had enough is the sacrifice of a young bear ter than judge a man by his looks- JLed by Leigh Hunt Take him back to the guard tent hope youve got that money at last f Thiire is eating and drinking and danc Household Words donned his best uniform for the mis sentry said Lambert hardly know ¬ Leigh Hunt had no sense either of Eor an answer Lambert reached in sion and little dreamed how in so do- ing whether to be amused or disgusted and shook the pail The combination time or monejr a grave fault perhaps ingjf or several days at the end of which ing he had rendered himself much The The man isnt sober yet THE WORLDS POLICE of shinplasters and small coin within an unpardonable vice in a man who had thetbear is crushed to death under a big more persona non grata He who could log upon which the merrymakers And the young gave a reassuring rattle Eagerly the a wife and children dependent upon the first not war upon women and children un- ¬ officer then foraware of timepresence of girl bounded to the hedge He could him As long as ihe lived he was thrift-- moilint Finally the animal is cut up Irish and Spanish Said to Be tne the became Finest in the World der any circumstances had not begun a horseman at the side of his tent With just discern the slender little form and less and needy a lender and a borrower andi eaten and its skull is placed on the An Englishman whose hobby is the to learn how bitterly the recent Avar his hat brim pulled down over his eyes the tumbled head of hair as she dropped so generous that he could never afford sacred hedge which is found on the east study of policemen all over the world had borne upon the women of the south and the rain dripping from bit and boot the enfolding shawl and stooped to take to be just bringing upon those whom sidei of every house or how even so long after they suffered and bridle rein there sat his acquaint- ¬ the prize which the unprincipled young he loved sincerely a constant burden It is a great honor to be the giver of says that the Irish constabulary and the finest bodies civil guard from its effects He had gone to offer ance of the owl train Mr Barton man had by this time cautiously with ¬ of debt and care How reprehensible a bear feast Only a comparatively rich of police inof Spain are the Spanish civil Europe The the aid and protection of a loyal heart Potts drawn He could hear her eager breathi- this was he seems never to have felt manlcan afford it because the host must guard was established in 1845 when ¬ and a strong arm and had not realized One of your men said you wished to ng- and the patter of her hands among- though he blames himself freely and pay tor everything and immense quan- highwaymen were numerous in Spain that it was the very last succor a Walton see me lieutenant said Mr Potts the rain laden branches light heartedly and if the reader of tities of rice brandy or sake are con-¬ and the duty of its members is still f o would seek so long as both heart and with a courteous wave of his hand I Whuh on earth who on earth can his autobiography is disposed to feci sumed At the end of winter a baby patrol the high roads and practically to arm were draped by the union blue was coming anyhow but rode round spell the word as a real southern girl sorry for Mrs Hunt it is not because bear is caught and placed in a cage of guard travelers Their power is almost ¬ Tsot ten minutes after his return dis did you hide that pail Ahve her husband sets him the example This logs At first it is suckled by some absolute but they do not abuse it They bahn yawnduh and came in says it up from the branch Excuse me if Ive no time fo nawnsense comfited and dismayed there rode was LeighHunts one vice never amend ¬ worn an usually tne wile ox tne captor wear dark blue tunics and yellow belts long the the muddy red bridlepath for it was stumbled on something I wasnt ex- ¬ ed nor actively repented of Yet he and later on it is fed with fish The with knee breeches and old fashioned 1 Silence a moment little more abroad faced young fellow pected to hear Look hyuh Mr Yankee Ahm not had had his warning It is pathetic to festival takes place in September or gaiters who was attired in the clumsiest of Certainly Mr Potts Can you dis- ¬ accustomed to being made a fool of compare with each other the two fol ¬ October by which time the captive ani- ¬ The Italian police are divided into five store clothing and whose lean and mount and come in I much want to Jn Ah want that money Ahve had to lowing iassages ailci sce how clearly mal has grown so big and strong as to sections the first being the carabinieri long necked steed looked dejection it- - talk Avith you Leigh Hunt foresaw his danger and threaten to break out of its prison who Avear dark blue tail coats trousers wait too long already self as his vigorous rider dismounted A sound as of something shaking in howr incapable he proved of escaping it The ceremonies are elaborate but con- ¬ Avith red bands silver buttons and ornaT you have And I gate post and lieutenantwant tomuch a talk with com- ¬ a tin vessel but further away towards slung the reins over the I have seen he writes in 180S so sist most importantly of drinking and ments cocked hats Avith tri colored vey and after one sharp and warning survey of ing for the purpose but not Im now a broader gap in the dark hedge much of the irritabilities or rather the dancing Por awhile the woman who cockades gloves and swords The Nea- ¬ just the silent negroes still hovering about There are some matters I must tend to Ahm not going up thuh Ah told you miseries accruing from want of a servedl as wret nurse for the bear sits politan police are especially smart in SAvung cheerily up the walk To him appearance The Berlin police were town for my aunt Mrs Walton at twice befoh You bring that pail back suitable income and the best woman aside jsorrowf id having a the old doors opened wide without a in feeling toward the victim of lier time was so worried and finally found rather disappointing for al-¬ once But let me add my thanks to summons and eager hands were thrust hers and much more than hers for At length young bruin is taken out of though a fine body of men as regards worn but with the early negligence of si Jorth in welcome others Jn this respect that if ever I the cage by three or four strong young height they have a decided tendency toyour prompt assistance last night I Lambert hearing the first heavy know that man by sight Ive seen him was- determined in anything it is to men wftto lead him around for a time stoutness drops come thumping on Ids canvas around here befoh and its Gawds mer ¬ is made a target for arrows be perfectly cleair of the world and Then he Their methods of enforcing order areroof thought it was the rain that so cy I wasnt there last night Id a which instead of pointed heads have firm but almost invariablj1 polite The ready to meet the exigencies of a mar quickly thinned the group of darkies shot him dead ried life before I do marry for I will blunt wiooden ends decorated with bits policemen in Vienna are great dandies on the road He could hear the mule not see a wife who loves me and is the of red cloth Next the animal is taken Bussian policemen are bigger than any You can be sure he shall not escape hoofs sputtering away through the mud justice Mr Potts though your aunt comfort of my existence afraid to before the sacred hedge a log is laid in Europe and are compared in this re as the rain came quicker and faster but seems to refuse to see me with regard to speak to me of money matters She shall upon hiip and the men mount upon the sjiect with those of ISTeAv York but it is not until several hours later did further the matter never tremble to hear a knock at the log- crushing the poor beast to death stated that the Broadway squad explanation dawn upon him Then he Meanwhile the women dance around in size to anybody of men door or to meet a quarter day Ill explain all that later suh said heard Burns and Watts in conversation Potts lowering his voice Ive simply with lamentations striking the men to in Europe 1S32 And in at the first sergeants tent their indignation see you to ¬ got to go at once But Ill I never heard a knock at the door¬ manifest Finally the body ofat such¬ The Ilussian force is divided into Did you see how the niggers kind o night and meantime let me repeat cruelty the vic- three sections urban suburban and but J think somebody is comasked Burns what I said You shant lack for a lit out when he came ing to take me away from my family tim is laiol on a mat near the hedge and river police Men of the urban division I havent seen him around here since friend round heah suh You treated Last Friday I was sitting down to the men proceed to get helplessly wear black Avith yelloAV and red facings August Reckon he knows captains me like a gentleman when I wTas drunk those of the suburban section black when I was called drunk dinner away He hates him like poison ever and possibly offensive though I hope following- day the bear is cut Avith purple facings and the river police On the away by a man who brougrht an ex- ¬ since cap interfered in that row he had not suh and youve behaved like a up its bldod btng caught in cups and black wath Avhite facings ecution into my house for 40 shillings with Parmelee greedily drunk The liver is taken out The Japanese police bear the palm f ou Temple Bar gentleman to my people and by and by Looks like a pleasant enough fellow theyll see it Just you wait By the chopped into small pieces and eaten picturesqueness especially in their him than Parmelee rny bye vou remember Col Scrog gs raw with salt The flesh and entrails summer costume They wear Avhite Id ratherback lat in the Dock day s far as looks go Whats he doing The other day an Irishman who was are put inl the house to be divided Avith a sort of cape attached to their-I dont think I do Some of that here name wore among- the prisoners who charged with being drunk and disorder among the participants in the feast next hats hanging down on their shoulders Hes some kin to the old lady theyre escaped yesterday Im told 3y nearly drove a magistrate mad The day An opening is made in the skull The Fiji islands are kept in order by a sent all related hereabouts and shes following colloquy took place between through whjich the brains are removed body called the armed native con ¬ Yes suh The same family suh for him to come probably after last Col Scroggs brothers I cant discuss and the latter are passed around in cups stabulary Their tunics of dark blue the two nights row mixed withJsake Finally the empty with scarlet facings contrast striking ¬ Magistrate Will you sign a pledgee if them just now but if the colonel should But theyre talking all over the com- come here to see you before Capt Close s skull is filled with shavings and raised ly with scolloped kilts of white linen I let you off this time pany about Murphys yarn about gets back if youll take my advice on a pole abpve the sacred hedge The uniform of the Madras policeman Prisoner Shure Oi cant write yer The rain dripping from bit and boot there being some relative there some youll listen to him He wants to speak The men or this hairy race have such consists of a gayly colored turban dark honor man last night You heard it when about that arrest and square things hyuh indignantly ¬ enormous lnlustaches that they are jacket Avhite trousers and sandals Ah dont be Magistrate But you can make a he talked to the lieutenant obliged to hold them up when eating Chicago NeAvs lieve youve gawt the money at mark and well I know a gentleman when I Oh yes answered Burns evasively tentatively see one just as know a rough like all If you had no Prisoner Phat koind av a mark yer or drinking Iby means of flat wooden A Xew Source of Power to say but Biggs that soldier you I I heard what he had implements snaped like paper cutters were examining The gentleman would keep me waiting honor A new and simple source of power is shut him up short as soon as he was colonel was conductor of our train when we need it so much Their hair anil bushy beards are never proposed for engines and is declared to Symptoms Magistrate testily A cross man sober enough to know wThat Murphy night before last Now Ive got to ride of vanishing nerve and again a tempt ¬ a cross combed or cut These people are of be not only practicable but ad van- was saying Wait till Biggs tells his like hell Good day suh small stature though rather bigger tageous in respect to the latter Ah cant go there pleading rattle Prisoner Across phat yer honor side of the story to the lieutenant Then Please bring it hyuh Mr Magistrate out of patience Ten than the Japncse They are brown And pulling off and sticking ingly now perhaps well know what brought Mr spurs to his mudhis hat steed Mr Higgs Brothuh Floyd would be f uyious shillings and costs or seven days hard but their exaclt shade is impossible to ing claimed that the material producing covered the poAver can be used continuously Barton Potts over here tell inasmuch as they never bathe or without the necessity of renewal Ac ¬ an Aye had such labor along the Tugaloo if he knewr pause Potts galloped aiway iTamhert was up and at the door of his road into awful trouble las night all on ac- ¬ shillins n Avash The girs are good looking save Prisoner darkness tliis the tent in a minute Did you say that Soon after gathering the rain ceased count of some of your rascally Oh costs Shureaghast Tin cost any wan for tattooing about the mouth It be- ¬ cording to Poppeidea originating AvitliOi havent of Hamburg GerHermann nightfall Mr Barton Potts was at the Walton anything yer honor Oi paid for all me gins Avhen they are six years old and as many a mixture is employed of am- ¬ wind died away For the first whuts that new lieutenants name and the place now sergeant they grorcoidei it is gradually extended monia vapor and carbonic acid gas dhrinks time since he had turned in the night Sudden change of theme and tone Yes sir answered Burns whirling His names Bee was the response Magistrate severely Stand down until it forms A broad band all around eventual I v under access of steam before Lambert bethought him of the about in the mud and promptly salut lantern he had purposed buying even in a hoarse whisper across the dripping- sir ftahd down the mouth The tattooing is done by AThich however is not essential and ing rose bushes ¬ Prisoner Oi always stand up when scarifying with knives and rubbing soot thus by the expansion of the gas mix Then have some man let me know if he had to send to Cohens on a SunAh dont believe a wuhd you say Oi stand at all Is it sit down yer honor into the cuts day Burns sent some candles over ture a cooling of the vapors in the when he comes out I wish to speak The hairy people weave a coarse kind cylinders of the engine is produced manes company stores and the young Whuts his real name to him And if Biggs is sober enough from the Then the jailer took the prisoner in of cloth from the fiber of the bark of the In this Avay a salt of ammonia is formed Ask Mr Potts if his name isnt Ike German striker set two of them now send him here hand and the magistrate mopped hin mountain elm and their principal srar- - by a smaller or larger jart of the as and come and get your money his Presently looking moist blear eyed alight inoff tent with empty whisky at of this material In mixture and this salt as provided in Ah dont have a chance to ask Mr moist brow London Pigaro which he had deferentially and dejected the ex trooper and ser bottles winter their clothing is of skins for the the subsequent operation is returned Potts anything They dont allow me geant was marched up through the pat ¬ washed the labels as candlesticks Abaent Mindod climate is cold land they have water- ¬ to a rifrsintegrating apparatus Avork- One thought led to another The pro in the pahlor when Mr Bahton Potts tering rain and with the big drops The ialm for absent mindedness iq proof shoes of fvsh skin for traveling dis trickling down from the visor of his posed purchase reminded Lambert that comes Ahm too much of a child to be probably taken by a learned German over snow Theilr houses are thatched ing under pressure in order to becom- trusted with famny secrets it seems volatile integrated by heat into its old war pattern forage cap stood sul ¬ all the money in his possession was now 20 bill borrowed of Close and this though Ahm not too young to find out whomaBerTin comic paper calls Prof with reeds or straw Thefireplace is a ponents which latter are again utilized ¬ lenly at the tent of his young com- the inucil we need money Whuhs Dusei of Bonn One day the professor depression in the middle of the hut for poAver purposes Philadelphia mander The guarding sentry after the reminded him that he wanted five dol ¬ how pail noticed his wife placing a large bou- ¬ and a hole in theipof affords an exit for Press suddenly coming down to that shinplasters fashion prevailing among some of the lars in small currency quet1 at his desk What does that the smoke At night a primitive lamp business again regular infantry at the time allowed as the miniature greenbacks were A TJHeftrl Boy consisting of a large mussel shell a Lambert gave it a shake this time mean he asked his rifle to topple forward from the called at the time Since hearing Mur Irate Why she exclaimed dont yon wick and some fish oil gives some light Wheressubscriber in thunder tones carry into the grasp of the left hand phys story he better understood the¬ within reach of a little hand that darted know the editor of this sheet only musical linstrnment properly or so in front of the right breast straits to which his neighbors were re- in among the bushes and Jirmly closed your that this is the anniversary of The a foot Smart Boy He just stepped in next belonging to theni ard not derived marriage and with this well intended effort at duced and he had determined that the upon his own door Come along and Ill show you xVh indeed is it said the professor from the Japanese is a species of jews You let go that pail was the im- ¬ the rifle salute of the JG0s Private aid he had proffered in one way should politely let me know when harp made of bamlboo Cakes of dried Leads the way to a building occupied Kindly despite madames high spirited rejec- perious demand from within Mulligan reported several dentists yoursomes round anthr Avill recipro- - lily roots are a favorite edible These byIrate Subscriber stopping tall you let go my hand I cant Biggs sorr to spake to tion be rendered in another Prisoner in hall ¬ Polygamy is per- saArages marry earl catelthe favor Tit Bits from without At eight oclock he had secured the ¬ the lieutenant mitted but it is Lot much practiced way Eh Whats that yelling up i H Ah dont want your hand Ah V was the first time Lambert hod con- ¬ amount he needed through the good It Kleptomania Sexual morality is lot strictly enforced stairs J ducted an investigation of the kind and offices of the first sergeant and he was want Boy Guess the Jam happily able to prove re- among the unmarri d Thieves areTTiun- ¬- man he Avas after editor has caughtthe 4 I didnt offer it but since you like wondering how soon he might expect to guide him he had no precedent And marked- the counsel for the defense ished by vbeating Avith clubs A mur Biggs said he Murphy tells me the visit of Col Scroggs and what could it so much heres the other Subscriber hurriedly --Ill Ill caU that fny client is a kleptomaniac To derer is bound to u cross for a Aveek again N Y Weekly was at be its purpose when all of a sudden through the darkness another hand your going to town last night place being then released takes sub the instance of some relative of Mrs the clatter at the other end of the with soft warm palm and long slenaer that end if itilease the court Inam- andan honorable citizen Sthis Louis as A Sure Cn re fjsin evidence the deeds in her Waltons who asked you to do them camp told him of the return of the de ¬ lingers closed in upon the hot littleaw mit 106000 I wonder why that deaf mute aW of unencumbered real Globe Democrat and tugging at the orignal to worth tachment sent out the previous night straining a service Was that true waAs walks with his hands behind--hibut it was Sergt McBride not his com ¬ occupant of the handle Instantly with restate- and gilt edged securities to the It was si doubtlessr be glad to pany commander who met him at the indignant force the enfolded m6mbpr amoVihVof another 100Q00 We rest 7- Liverpool is theraosidensely popu 3Hien hq wilt lated city in Great Britain having a j Guess Jie must be tryingrto quit the was snatched liwav ancL thetoopintr - Thejury found a verdict of acquittal population of 79 per acre or 114 per come forward and exonerate jbuj or at tent door jn vr VlL JThiiade- l- rhabit of trilkihgHo himself VThe captains compliments an hell gin sprang to conducputhelearly wawiuuc leaving tneir ajjg rrxmcioiL tacre xcuding the docks and qxmfsi vjia Press Tribhftr evening Your later conduct only a i be back by f an byy sir He stoimeif alarmed 5 -v V- SONG OF LABOR In days of old the saber 12-year-- V- y- v - ¬ y i s ¬ - -- - - - -- ¬ li ¬ ¬ -- I - J -- M t Tl I quasi-parent- al il l 71 n-- - -- - -- r - 4 ¬ - can-give-inch- A 1 1 1 f - - -- - -- ¬ -- ¬ it-be- - -- - M -- ¬ ¬ -- ¬ h- 1 if- - j ¬ -- N T ¬ - - - m --- - st-xpiin-your- iierJieet-mu-eveuian- i I - - XsVTr Z ttf - T Srtt 1 - v- - x i U r - x aKr-A-wMrr f r - LwT ir m Lv Vi 1 4 -4 3 - rfC- - m v K A 3K It vt- - iTN -s - fl -V - - Ct A J rttJf r i - fErJ1- - rfct3flti k c f yw j- - v wy w- THEBODJaBON NB GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS f- - FRIDAY JUNE 11 189 i 1 pOYAi - Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In The Foyer Paris will probably not be visited by the Mid Summer Stock Company which will play ten weeks in Central Ken ¬ frAkW BUY A W V POWDER 17 tucky visiting Frankfort Lexington Mt Sterling and Winchester The com pany will play one certain night each week in each city Saturday night was selected for Paris but the arrangements were not perfected Saturday night at tractions have not as a rule drawn well in Paris The Mid Summer Company plays each Wednesday night in Lexing ton and the Frederick Bond Stock Company plays there each Saturday night ¬ Cottgh signtfiat like a dogs there is something foreign around which shouldnt be there You can quiet the noise but the danger may be there fcark is a r v - ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 the eoueeoH j st Miss J Russell Brown daughter of Celebrated for its great leavening strength and healthfulness Assures the Prof JasjBrown formerly of this city food against alum and all forms of adul- ¬ now of Cynthiana was one of the gradteration common to the cheap brands uates of the Cincinnati College of Music Royal Baking Powder CO- - New YOrl There was one post graduate Mr Carl Hahn violincellist who has played to audiences in this city several times Miss Brown won the Springer medal ¬ Absolutely Pure SCOTTS just the same EMULSION of Cod liver Oil is not a cough specific it does not merely allay the symptoms but it does ivc such strength to the body that it is able to throw off the disease You know the old proverb of the ounce of prcventipn Dont neglect your cough A book which will tell you more on the subject sent free on re ¬ quest Your druggist keeps Scotts Emul ¬ sion of Cod liver Oil Put up in 50 cts and JOO sizes SCOTT BOWNE New York Seventeenth Year Established ieil 1881 years this shoe by merit alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas 8350 400 and 8500 shoes are the productions of skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices Also 250 and 200 shoes for men 250 S200 and 175 for boys W L Douglas shoes are Indorsed by over 1000000 wearers as the best in style lit 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 Brockton Mass Sold by For 14 2siayg S3 SHOE In BEMIS TOBACCO V - W L DOUGLAS theWbrld - PLASTER r T- - A - it jS J P KIELY New Laundry Agency Published every Tuesaay and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners j BBUCE MILLER Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Mhler Orders etc Boston understands how to deal with The Council pro a theatre nuisance poses to revoke the license of any the- ¬ atre that permits either man woman or child to wear a hat during the perform- ¬ ance That gets away with the Gains ¬ borough and the Flower Garden The only perfect way to set tobacco No waiting for rain Tobacco grows 25 per cent better after a planter than when set by hand vm K 2 Women Of The Press Those women legitimately connected with any department of the city or coun ¬ ty newspapers of the State who desire Advertised Letter List 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 wilj receive immediate attention Work ca led for and delivered promptly 16ap I have secured the SAVES DOLLARS and - 2 membership in the Womens Press League of Kentucky to be organized in conjunction with the Kentucky Press Association which convenes at Middles borough June 17 and 18 will please be present at that meeting or communicate with Mrs Emily Walker Herr Lexing- ¬ ton Ky -- With but feeble protests men have seen women appropriate our hats coats vest3 shirts collars cuffs neckties and knickerbockers and now comes a report that modish Paris women are wear- ¬ ing socks Of course it is at Paris France thank God The Republicans are in no measure re Ml J tf ft sponsible for a surplus in the Treasury at this time The Governments revenue is du to Democratic legislation and the only thing the Republicans can claim credit for is the heavy increase in im- ¬ portations due to the anticipation of a high tariff It is their fault if money now goes out faster than it comes in Louisville Times In reply to an inquiry from Senator Sick Headaches 100 days treatment Anna costs lc a day A sight draft on above Shepard Marcus Fisher J bank in every 1 box which brings Fulton Mrs Willy Stone Miss Retie Adelina Pattis husband is Graves Jery Nicolini your money back if we fail to cure you Shinlay Daniel doctors have announcad Garrett Mrs CarrieThomasMrs George Sold by W T Brooks druggist dying His Anne Mme Harrison Jno A that there is no hope for him Hall Mrs Lucy Weikessie Patti is with him Hurley Otto Williams Jamts Gladly Given Houston John Wesselman Gus Williams Malooida John L Sqott Jr has leased the HntseJl F L Persons calling for aboye letters will A Railroad Officials Experience Frankfort Opera House for the season please say advertised of 97 98 for 501 W ju Davis P M - List of letters remaining unclaimed in Paria Ky postoffice June 11 1897 Allgaim Art Co Lindsay Mrs Eliza ¬ Anderson Jas beth Baker Wm Kuntz John Berry Marein Morrey Miss Mary Bishop Mrs Mary Oppara John Brooks Mrs Lizzie Pate Misp Maggie Castleman ClarencePenn C W ChapmansW F Richardson Mrs In a fit of jealousy Florence Williams Conan Tom Nannie C of near Huntington W Va stabbed Cridingtoj Mil as Roe Miss Morrie her lover to death Both were members Downing Ernest Russell John M Engels Henry Russell Charley of respectable families Fox Rector Kerr Saunders tf Bruce Holladay Respectfully BACK ACHES 1Z Your Iiife Insured lc a Day Our insurance is protected by bank- ¬ able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger guarantee given you We dare not use a banks name without authority if you doubt it write them Good health is the best life insurance Wrights Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Every machine guaranteed to do the work perfectly Ae Si I - Sold only by Jtrt Fm Full Details B fc7 E ELY a 9 is f r KT I ft m u h h-- i M p - hi I J rVf -- street 000000 Fifteen United States Senators are A birds eye walnut log shipped this when the Creator said to woman enthusiastic wheelmen week from Shelbyville was valued at In sorrow shalt thou bring forth 5000 It was six feet long and six feet children that a curse was pro- ¬ BASE BALL NOTES in diameter nounced against the human race Gossip of the Diamond Doings of Pro- but the joy felt py every Mother Barnards air ship at the Tennessee fessionals and Amateurs Centennial burst Wednesday when 2000 when she first presses t6 her heart The Portsmouth ball club has disband ¬ feet in the air but the aeronaut came her babe proves the contrary ed Manager E R Shinners and six down with the machine safely Danger and suffering- lurk in players Lindsley Woodruff Rohe Bay ¬ Sunday at Georgetown the Mayor had the pathway of the Expectant er and Schroder gp to Parkersburg the town clock set tor standard time Mother and should be avoided Shinners takes charge of the latter team Monday the magistrates had the that she may reach the hour when He had a fine team at Portsmouth but but hands moved up to sun time and there the hope of ler heart is to be real the town accorded him poor support the matter rests Georgetown is too ized in tull vigor and strength o-- SCINTILLATIONS Inndslay as to why the word only after the words tariff for revenue had An Interesting Jumble Of News And Taeen omitted by the framers of the Chi- ¬ Comment cago platform Senator Tillman volun- ¬ The Georgetown Roller Mills will be teered the information that it was rebuilt omitted purposly after discussion Boyle county will vote on free pikes Courier Journal this fall Charles J Bronston 6ays he will be Elizabethtown is enjoying a meeting a candidate for Congress from the being held by Rev Geo O Barnes Seventh district Lewis A Stokely is in jail at George- ¬ The diplomatic representatives of the town under 300 bail on the charge of United States at London Berlin Paris bigamy and Brussels will unite in a protest to A pickle factory is being erected at theBritish German French and Belgian Falmouth Pickle pickle five for a Governments against the restrictions nickle upon American beef Two youths who stole bicycles at Lex- ¬ The Turkish Government not having ington were whipped by order of the responded to the explanations offered re ¬ police Judge Twenty one young men were given garding Minister Angell he will not be allowed to sail for Constantinople nntil diplomas at the College of the Bible at Lexington such an answer is received The twenty ninth meeting of the Su- WHEEL NOTES preme Lodge A O U W is being held in Milwaukee lines About Devotees Of The Wheel At Eddie Boyd son of a prominent far Home And Elsewhere Many bicyclists habitually leave thir mer was dragged to death by a mule in wheels where they will be exposed to Daviess county A 751b cat fish was drawn from the strong sunlight This will very soon take all the life and elasticity out of a Kentucky river into the supply pipe of tire and do it more damage than many the Frankfort waterworks thousand miles of hard riding would A diamond declamatory contest will Maysville cyclers are kicking on ac- ¬ be held at Cynthiana on the 21st under count of persons flooding the streets the auspices of Mrs Brock when they sprinkle Paris wheelmen The deal in coal lands in East Tennes- ¬ are going to establish a ferry to pass in see and Kentucky is said to amount to front of several business houses on Main something between 5000000 and 10 -- Yesterdays Temperature wjlf k I v rT v The following is the temperature as noted yesterday by A J Winters Co of Lhis city 7a m 64 8a m 67 t 9pm 69 10 a m 11 a m 79 wsobb - J FOB RENT TRICK 1 a72 00 M H DAILBY p i i - m Vi jJm XLL iJi JUa JriQtSi O y9 ill J Ll uJ 7p m D F SIMMONS 77l R EDWARD EDMONDS long con nected with railroad construction in NebraskaWTites My heart troubled and pained me for 19 years Shortness of breath was the constant and most common symptom Intense excruciating pain gener ¬ ally followed any severe exertion Faintness 0io cottage 5 rooms 10 per 602 MAIN ST PARIS KY month First class repair Ap ¬ Over Deposit Bank ply to BC INGELS Ujant f Or O EDWARDS Office hours to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m rn 9 Of Hockingport O Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules 1VI tmesammsESa mssMZmm t-ia MANY THINK hunger without any appetite fluttering that made me clutch my breast and palpitation that often staggered me as if I would fall were frequent attacks Again everything would turn black if I arose from a stooping posture quickly Sleepless nights with their prostrating unrest were Dr Miles soTcUeTlWVecoSnd numerous and I could to the suffering public get no rest day or night Heart Cure 1 consulted leading phy ¬ Yours very truly Restores sicians and tried adver- ¬ D F Simmons tised remedies They Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and 100 gave me no relief One of per box Send address on postal to the Health Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for Dr Miles circulars described my case so exactly that I took Dr Miles New Heart trial size free Cure and I am now a well man I hope every one troubled with heart disease will Wrights Celery Tea regulates the try Dr Miles they will write liver and kidneys cures constipation me personally remedies If give them full will gladly I and sick headache 25c at all drug-gistsdetails of my experience Edw Edmonds P O Box 65 David City Nebraska Dr Miles Heart Cure is sold on guarantee that first bottle benefits or money refunded Columbus Ohio Gentlemen I have been using Wrights Celery Capsules for stomach trouble and constipation for some three months and hnd them even greater than -- Hockingport O August To the Wright Medical Co 14 96 J A T HINTON S - Lar est and Cheapest Furni tnre Store iii Central Kentucky - line of Tapestry 3russells Carpets un equaled in price and pattern Buy now Have you examined my line of wall paper Chamber sets at prices hard to equal quality consider e d Do not pass these over when you w ant to buy N Piles Piles Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch ¬ ing at once acts as a poultice gives instaut relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the parts and nothing else Every box s guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by mail for 50c and SI per box WILLIAMS MFG CO Props Cleveland O For sale by J Piles year You this should see some bar- ¬ gains I am offering Close out prices line of wood mantels can al- ¬ ways be found on my floors Get my prices A Mattings will be beautiful higher next year Yo u can afford to buy now and keep until then even if you do not need them at present W T Brooks druggist 24jy-9G-- ly tion sick headaches rf Wrights Celery Tec cu 2 ac oorstn- lively a place to be using sun time Ii K Special new hook The Send your order to Battle Miller Hutchison Ky agent for bon county of W Summer Tourists See advertisement in another column J Bryans Oscar Bour ¬ First before you buy MOTHER S FRIEND - tf Bates Awarded -- Highest Honors Worlds Fair L NwilPsell round trip tickets June 6th to 19th limited fo iiiue 30th to Summer School Y M C A at Knox ville Tenn June 18th to 27th at 610 N will sell round trip tickets L June 13th to 15 limited June 27th to Summer School Y M C A at Ashe ville N C June 15th to 25th at one fare F B Carr Agent m so relaxes the Low rate round trip tickets are now system and as- - on sale from Queen Crescent stations that the necessary change takes place sists Nature Spring City and Lookout Mountain Liberal rates and limits Ask your agent about it without Nau- ¬ W C Rinearson sea Headache Gtenl Passr Agt Cincinnati O Nervous or Gloomy Fore- ¬ ¬ to Cumberland Falls Rugby Burnside new invoice of lace curtains just re- ¬ ceived Largest line in town Other deal- ¬ ers cannot duplicate my prices A It is with pleasure that I can point to the fact that my line of carpets are ingrain unexcelled any house in Cincinnati prices patterns and quantity all consider- ¬ ed by - P Wrights Celery Capsules have Junior United American Mechanics To the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Nothing but Mothers Friend does National Council Pittsburg Pa June Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Dont be deceived or 15 19 1897 Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug- - this Waverly O and used them for Stomach persuaded to use anything else flst East Tennessee Educational Associa and Coustipatiori I was unable to do anything for nearly two years I used Mothers Friend the erreatflRtramvAvnr tion Sweetwater Tenn July 28 30 three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they putonthemarket andall ourcustomaraiirateett 1897 hayecured me Kor the benefit of so afflicted I wish to send this letter others MOST PERFECT MADE j Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Imperial Very truly yours Of druggists at 1100 or sent bvmill nnnutnt n A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free W S ANDER803J Bold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box of price Write for book eontinIn vrninal vwmcil uetroiG Mich June 7 1U 18U7 fcom Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant Send address on nostalto tho Wright rrt ble Information for all Mothers maifed fre W C RlNEARSQN I Co Columbus O for trial size free YEARS THE STANDARD Tie Bradlelt Kf aiaUr ffc AUamtaJflav 40 Genl Passr Agt Cincinnati O Of Peck O CREAM W BAKING Anderson Pike Co O Recommends S trying liour is robbed of its pain Knights of Honor Supreme and suffering as so many happy St fiouis Mo June 7 16 1897 ger and the boding of dan ¬ Q C low Kates Lodge mothers experienced POWDER Nows Js the time for the babies to ride in the open air It will do them more good than anything you can do for them I umf selling my bug- ¬ gies at very close prices Do you want a I re- ¬ If so frigerator come in and see what can offer you -- I f i keep none but the best UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED TO v v f V V v - -- - - ti Hfl fK V -- t x ScMJ K S t V s-- iK h 1 i fi VM f- - V AJfl t tf V THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY itfNE II 1897 Y-- - M V THE BOUHBON DEWS y The Elks Capture Paris -- Jolly Elks from 1 PERSONAL MENTION NUPTIAL KNOTS Louisville Lexing- ¬ 3r t H R tk g fch las-- C SJs- - - - f r Of r Montgomery are running fourteen grass duties The question of a successor to Presi- ¬ seed strippers in this county dent Loos was left in the hands of the Mrs Levi Goff has bought the farm Executive Gommittee with power to of B P Bedford Jr containing 165 act They will ascertain whether the acreson the North Middletown pike for man chosen will accept before an announcement of their choice will be 10500 made It is said that the Curators and W L Collins nas left at this office a the committee strongly favor Eld Zack couple of old potatoes which have been Sweeney ex Consul to Turkey fand burst open by new potatoes growing out brother of Eld J S Sweeney of this of them city efc For Bent The desirable 7 room Bourbon Boys Graduate two story brick residence corner of Wednesday Buckner Clay and J Seventh and High street bath room good cistern etc Apply to the Citizens Louie Earleywine of this city and Hardin Lucas late of Paris graduated Bank for further particulars tf from Kentucky University at Lexing- ¬ Eld C A Thomas of Victoria ton Australia who is known to hundreds of Zed C Layson of Millersburg gradu- ¬ persons in Bourbon Scott Harrison ated Wednesday from Central Univer- ¬ Bath and Montgomery graduated this sity at Richmond and Spencer Best of week at the Bible College of Kentucky Millersburg was a member of the grad- ¬ University uating class at Centre College Danville Paul Bagley an evangelist who has Wednesday at To night the opera house H M made the circuit of the globe preached two sermons on the streets of Paris Clendenin Robert Hunt Misses Nellie Tuesday evening He is a native of Mann May O Borland Mary Minter Arkansas and is a courteous well edu- ¬ Elizabeth Ashurst Lucy Downey and Maud Power will graduate from the cated gentleman Paris High School -The News is informed that Judge The L A W Meet George Denny has made the following endorsements for post offices in this Cynthiana is making extensive prepcounty Sherman Stivers Paris John arations to entertain the Kentucky bicy- ¬ Jameson Jr at Millersburg H O cle boys on June 22 and 23 The follow- ¬ Peters North Middletown Leroy Bal- - ing paragraph is found in the elegant lenger Shawhan Miss Mattie E Boyd programs issued by the Democrat office Centerville Wheelmen will find a cordial wel- ¬ come Cynthia The benefit given Monday night at dent awaiting primping sweet pru demurely soul is the Lexington opera house to Mrs Sulli ¬ Anna frolicsome and gay eagerly van widow of Officer John Sullivan waits the game of t hearts Both ride a who was accidentally killed in Lexing ¬ wheel Let eyes look love to Cynthia eyes ton several weeks ago netted 17580 and perhaps with may speak love again Flirt gayly Anna Nature built To this sum has been added 230 the Lovers Lane for no other purpose The city shall be wide open to wheelMrs amount in the Police Sick Fund men Nothing is too good for them Sullivan formerly lived in this city and nothing in this glorious Blue Grass Region is too good for Cynthiana Come Field Bay This Afternoon early and stay late f i High School boys will hold The Paris Riley Makes a Killing a field day tournament this afternoon at the Fair Grounds Gold medals which A dispatch from New York says Co are now displayed by Winters Riley Grannan made his first big win ¬ offered for a one mile bicycle race one ning Tuesday He went up and down half mile run pole vaught and 22Q yds the line on Paul Kauvar while his fel- ¬ twenty five cents low plungers were playing On Deck run Admission Ladies free Renssalaer and Elkins His winnings were not so large as usual for Grannan Large Purchase of Cattle seems to have lost some of his nerve This week Moses Kahn of this city It is said that 15000 is a fair estimate has bought 416 cattle from the follow- ¬ of the amount he gathered up from the ing Bourbon parties From Chas layers ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Mrs Thos Whaley of Sharpsburg The Sunday School of the Baptist Louis Loos of Kentucky University is the cuest of Mr and Mrs G W Church will be given a picnic Tuesday was accepted by the Board of Curators Myers in annual session Wednesday The re- ¬ Miss Sallie Judy of North Middle Especial care is taken with ladies tiring President will however continue town is the guest of her uncle Mr Geo shirt waists at the Bourbon Steam Land ¬ as instructor of the Greek language and W Judy 8mytfJ literature which branches he has al- ¬ J H McKeuon Route Agent of Wabren Stoner aiid C T Wilson of ways taught in addition to his executive the Adams Express Co was in the city - fitrippers Wednesday ton Covington New Albany and Mt QOMERS AND GOERS-- OBSERVED BY Seventeenth Year Establlhed 1881 Sterling swooped down upon Paris last THE NEWS MAN night and captured the city The occa- ¬ Enleicl at the Post office at Paris Ky as tseco iss mail matterI sion for the visit was the institution of Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At the Paris Lodge and visiting Elks came The Bepots In The Hotel Lobbies And to assist in the ceremony They were Elsewhere TELEPHONE NO 124 given a hearty welcome by the local Chas Hill is visiting in Louisville Elks who entertained their guests after SUBSCRIPTION PH1CES Mr H A Power was in Maysville Payable in Advance the Lodge meeting with a banquet at this week 2 00 Six mouths 3150 One year the Windsor Mr Albert Hinton is yisiting friends NEWS costs yoit cant even get a be- The Coyington Lodge was represented in Lexington PORT FUOM A GUN FKEE OF CHABGE by about thirty members and was ac- ¬ Miss Maggie Ewalt has returned Etc companied byShafers Band Make all Checks Money Orders In the payable to the order of Champ Hurler delegation were JIon Harvey Myers from Dayton Ohio Miss Amelia Clay is at home from Jesse McCourt John UDay Joe Pat ¬ Yesterdays Baseball Results ten and J H Seltenkamp the latter college at Baltimore Baltimore 4 Cleveland 2 driving the goat in the parade Miss Lucy Johnson has returned Brooklyn 3 Pittsburg 2 Among other prominent Elks were home from college at Sharpsburg Philadelphia 7 Chicago 4 Sid Grates J P Simmons Louisville Miss Gertrude Hill leaves to day for Philadelphia 7 Chicago 10 Evan Prosser New Albany Sidney Louisville to visit Miss Nellie Griner New York Cincinnati Rain Johnson Mt Sterling J W Ecton --E Rev Dr and Mrs Geo Varuen Washington 9 St Louis 3 D Say re Jr and C S Bell of Lexing- ¬ have returned from a visit in Lexington - Boston Louisville Ttain ton Miss Annie Clay of Escondida is Secoud game visiting the Misses Broston in Lexing--to- n President Loos Resigns Jas Er Clay started thirty bluegrass -- Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Six weddings are to occur soon in Cynthiana Miss Puttie Gentryvand Mr John Stout were inarried Wednesday at DanM ville Mr Andrew Morris 17 and Miss Mamie Hite 18 both of Louisville were secretly married May 24th in Jefferson ville Geo W Donovan of Midway and Miss Lizzie Peter of Georgetown eloped to Jefferson ville yeBterday morn- ¬ ing Robt I Settle of Mt Sterling and Miss Blanche M Cook of Louisville met yesterday in Maysville and were married The engagement is announced of Mr D W Chenault of Richmond and Miss Katherine Reid at Mt Sterling The dite of the wedding is June 30th J G Blanton of Cincinnati was mar-¬ ried in Lexington Wednesday to Miss Jennie B Glass of Stamping Ground Scott county The ceremony was per- ¬ formed at the Phoenix Hotel by Eld Mark Collis Mr George Noel Parris of the Re porter and Miss Willie Elizabeth Earleywine daughter of James Earley- ¬ wine will be married on the 22d by Rev A J Ramsey at the Duncan Hotel inNashville They will join the Kentucky Press Association at Middles boro for a trip to Chattanooga Knox ville and Nashville The News in ad ¬ vance extends congratulations Three fashionable weddings occurred this week in Lancaster Wednesday morning Miss Alice Fox Young was married to Mr Clarence Witwer of Dallas Texas and Miss Mattie Walker became Mrs George D Robinson The third marriage occurred last night at the Christian Church the principals being Miss Ellen Owsley and Mr Win R Cook All three events were of great social importance In Danville yesterday at high noon ¬ - Look Before You Buy And remember we guarantee more for your money than you can buy elsewhere or your money refund ed and you to be the judge of it - -- Buy your shoes of us arid get one of tie beautifuF medallion pictures FREE See them on exhibition at our store y DAVI8THOMS0Ni ISGRIG NEW BIAC GOOD i3 - x The resignation of President Charles JJJST ARRIVED FROM THE IMPORTER 30 Pieces of Including such choice weaves as Eta mines Ohantilions Coverts3Grenadines Figured Twilled and Plain Mohairs Serges c Call and see these goods PRICES THE LOWEST Hamburgs at greatly reduced prices 529 Main St ry yesterday Mrs Ambrose Buford of Covington is the guest of her daughter Mrs G B Alexander Miss Jessie Kriener is spending a few days with Mrs Chas Collins in Maysville Miss Mary Belle Patterson will ar-¬ rive to day from Cynthiana to visit Mies X I Kate Jameson i Mrs Saml Kennedy of Richmond is spending a few days with ner sister Mrs Speed Hibler Mrs Jas Burnaw of Carlisle was the guest of Mrs Jas Douglas yester- ¬ day at Mr J T Martins Mr Chas Purnell of Dallas Texas arrived yesterday to be the guest of his uncle Mr W M Purnell Mr and Mrs Albert Miller have re- ¬ turned to Crawfordsville Ind after a visit to relatives in this city Mrs Frank Snyder returned yes- ¬ terday to Louisville after a visit to her sister Mrs Clark Barnett Mrs RM Collier and Miss Norma Snell of Cynthiana were guests at Dr Paris Ey Miss Sue ThOrnbury Irvine was wedded to Mr John Mairtienne Gerard of Bowl ¬ ing Green in a fashionable ceiemony performed by Rev Dr Green at the Presbyterian Church which was deco- ¬ rated in pink and white Tne bride who was beautiful in white organdie and a white hat was given away b y Mr W L Davis of this city Miss Mary Irvine sister ot the bride was mdid of honor and Mr Claud Ingoe of Bowling Green was best man The ushers were Messrs Tom Clark Richard Embry Martin Welsh Danville and ¬ the extraordinary bargains now being pffered by us and the following prices will command the attention of eyery careful buyer bprmgDress Goods- j A great deal of talk is being creatsd by CONDONS r 3Fa - c ilif f m r- - - s John Jamesons Wednesday Miss Fannie Bell arrived last even- ¬ ing from Georgetown to spend a few days with Mrs C B Mitchell MrsCalyert of North Fork Mason county is the guest of heF daughter Mrs C H Meng in the county Misses Wormald and Reid of Mays ville are the guests of Miss Mallie Meng near North Middletown Mr and Mrs James Thompson were entertained several days last week by the Misses Holt at Frankfort Mrs The Richmond Climax says J D Feeny Jr of Paris is at the bed side of her father John Baughman Mrs Lillie Allen of Cleveland Ohio will arrive to morrow to be the guest of Mr and Mrs R Q Thomson Mr Huston Taylor of Chicago who has frequently visited friends in this city graduated Wednesday from Centre Collegt Danville The Cynthiana Dancing Club will give its annual commencement ball this evening The Cynthiana Orchestra will f urniBh music Mrs Chas N Fithian and son and Misses Etta and Mamie McClintock left Wednesday for a visit to Mr and Mrs John McClintock near Richmond Mr and Mrs W L Davis and Mrs QuisMeng 90 Chas Collins 20 Q Thomson attended the Gerard R enberry 90 John Evans 50 Nelson Touring Kentucky Awheel Irvine wedding at Danville yesterday Mason 32 Frank Isgrig 20 C F Clay Mrs J G Wilson Mrs J F Perrie Mrs Thomson who arrived home yes30 Geo Wyatt 35 John Collins 34 Miss Mamie Scott of Mayslick Miss terday was a guest at a dining given in The cattle weighed between 1400 and Mamie Lawrence of Philadelphia Miss Georgetown Tuesday by Mrs W Z 1500 lbs and cost Mr Kahn 450 per Jessie Kennedy and Mr G A Brooks Thomson cwt of Covington came up Wednesday on Miss Emile Karthaus a charming A Novel Entertainment their bicycles from Mayslick and spent haS been They left and winsome young lady who Decidedly novel and pleasing will be the night at the Windsor the guest of her cousin Miss Carrie to be yesterday morning for Lexington Frank lelt Tuesday for Louisville Old Maids Convention the given at the Opera House in this city on Georgetown Harrodsburg and other where she will visit for a few days be- ¬ the 17th by the ladies of the Paris Meth- points in Kentucky fore returning to her home in Hunts odist Church Twenty two of the funr Fought Over a Pipe ville Ala niest old girls imaginable will be intro Mrs Florence Mrs Lockhart Abe Jones and Stephen Douglas two duced and by a most wonderful machine James Kennedy Miss Lizzie Grimes are to be transformed in lovely sweet negro men who fought bver the posses and Miss Nellie Buckner left yesterday sixteeners The admission fee will be of a pipe were tried in Squire Lilies for Harrodsburg to attend the annual tons court and Joneswas fined 14 thirty five cents Geo Dickson was this week fined meeting of the State Federation of Womens Clubs which is in Bession at Sold In New York 750 for disorderly conduct Lottie and Minnie Meng of Millers Harrodsburg At the session yesterday This week 125 thoroughbred year hjirgHarQj3erving a sixty days sentence Mrs Kennedy read a paper and Miss lings from leading studs in Kentucky j in jail for keeping a disorderly house Buckner participated in a discussion Runny- Woodfords 21 from Clay The Georgetown Times says Miss mede Stud were sold at auction in Liquor and Logs For Germany Anna Grissim entertained very delight- ¬ New York Among the sales were Yesterday 555 barrels of whiskey fully last Saturday evening from 8 to 12 Brown colt by Hindoo dam Imported oclock in honor of her quests Misses Salara by Salvator T J Meehan New from the G G White distillery were York 1050 shipped over the L N for export to Lida Leib Jessie Moore Lula Gibson Mary Brent and Winnifred Andruss Chestnut colt by Hindoo dam La Germany Esmeralda by Imported Glenelg Louis Six car load3 of walnut logs were ship ¬ The members of the B6ok Club assisted Strart New York 750 dam Merry ped over the Midland the other day to in entertaining the guests Dancing - Brown colt by t5ir Dixon Maiden by Virgil A J Jouett 1000 Norfolk Va They willjbe sent to Ham was the principal diversion Ices and cakes were served Brown colt by Sir Dixon Roseville burg Germany J E McDonald 1550 CheBtnut colt by Sir Dixon Bram BIRTHS baletta M Murphy 1600 Yes there are other laundries but Bay colt by Hindoo dam Beckv for perfect color fine finish and most The Advent Of Our Future Men And Sharpe by Luke Blackburn P J Women nniform work the Bourbon Steam Dwyer 300 A daughter was oorn yesterday to the Laundry excels Phone 4 8my tf Czar nd Czarina of Russia Second Beautiful in appearance are the waists laundered hy the Bourbon Steam Wrights Celery Tea cures constlpa- child and second daughter the first tion sick headaches 25c at druggists being christened Duchess Olga 8mytf Laundry ¬ - day evening by Mrs I W Irvine and a reception was tendered them last night at Bowling Green The Turnpike Question in all the less Hosiery at 10c and 15c newest effects strictly all wool at Others get 25c for the same goods uc aim oyc worm uouuie Our domestic stock is the bes We will still pell our finest Dress assorted and decidedly the cheap- ¬ D Curry Harrodsburg A six oclock Patterns in black and colors at 4 est dinner was given to the party Wednes some of them are marked S 6 Extra good Brown Cotton 5c Table Linens Towels and Nap ¬ kins are our specialty and we will save you 25c on the dollar if you buy them from us Bleached Cotton good 5c Very Best Cotton 8c 10 4 Pepperell Sheeting ISc f Best Lancaster Ginghams 5c G D Corsets 50c 75c and SI Percales and Penangs 7c are the best in the world for the price Ladies Bleacned Vests at 10c - full taped worth 25c Ladies and Childrens full seam- and 610 The osvners of the Harrodsburg pike in Fayette held the road at such a high price that the Fayette Fiscal Court will build a cut off road instead of buying it The new pike will cost 8000 Clark county will very likely vote on the free turnpike question in November The Maysville and Lexington Turn pike Company had prepared poles to be erected Monday but Saturday night a gang of raiders cut them into kindling wood Late Sunday afternoon a bunch of switches was left at the Bluelick toll- ¬ house with the notice that they would be used if another attempt should be made to collect toll ¬ charge See the new portraits we enlarge free of TWINE Buy your binder twine of ine Quality first class prices the low- esx - County Judge Hutchins has ordered guards placed at a toll gate in Mason county where an attack has been threat ¬ ened by raiders A dispatch from Flemingsburg says On advice from the County Attorney Judge Boone decided to appoint guards on tne Maysville and Lexington pike The company called for ten guards at each of the two gates but the Judge would appoint only two to each gate 0 EDWARDS PariSi 3SL37- - ¬ The Fleming Fiscal Court has secured control of twelve miles of the Maysville WE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00E OP Mt Sterling pike paying 4000 and 85 shares in the road There is now oa IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS ly one tollgate in Fleming RACE HORSES FOR SALE- - 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 calljS ¬ Saturday June 19 1897 the thoroughbred mare Matilda by Hindoo imp Prairie Queen a yearling out cf her by Talbotts Brutus and a suckling by her side by same sire Matilda won the Zoo Zoo stakes and hut did other races as a not race afterwards Has been4 bred to t The Commoner Terms cash A TFORSYTH Auct two-year-old FINE JHLJ5TiaELJyT TAILORS Full line of samples S E TIPTON Cutter We are also agents for the celebrated Chas E Smith Shirt W persons having claimB against assigned estate of jH 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 to H Margolen are requested to pay promptly a m and 3 p m J D MCCLINTOCK Prest and thereby avoid court cost Holies To Mufflers ASSIGNEES NOTICE - THE SUN The first of American Newspa- ¬ pers CHAS A DANA Editor The American Constitution the - jr 3 ALL -- ¬ Chas Stephens Secy LOUISjSALOSHIN Harmon Stttt Attorney Assignee For Spring 1897 k limy American Idea the American Spirit These first last and all the time forever Daily by mail - 6 a year Daily Sundaybymail 8 a year - 1 - - k - w4 - - 1 v We are now receiving Spririg goods in Men who like a cool quick quiet and all the new lasts and colors The best produtitions of the leading manufactur ¬ easy shave should patronize Crawford isthe greatest Sunday Newspaper in the world Bros barber shop Clean first class ersand at reasonable prices bath rooms are connected with the shop Price 5c a copy By mail 3 a year OLAS RION Satisfactory service at all times tf Address THE SUN New York f The Sunday Sun i in - - - j i tei mak if - - t 4 fs--c JA - t CR V I iVS f 3 W rrAv A v -- -- v v v - r- - A i m- -V a - fK v s x la i- TC VfA-V t- THE BOtFKB0rc jn o Doay acnew - Ui J - i - 4- - ws -- en - - J1 i v w fn N 3 l- jr r i - Jl - 6 V Tft 1L 1897 t- R- - W THE BOURBON NEWSJE Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP I Editors and Owner BRUCE MILLER i t J a bidding1 3Hifcy leave Hie room told young- man he was ready to make j baxgciin witni nim IV Bv it V I Shiftless Rufes fc Copyright wnwmmmiimwmiwmmtiriiiui LoYemaking SV PflUli DfllSLSV 1S97 I 3 fcuiiAUUumimuuiiiimmyiimiiuiiAuna tate on shares Kufe of course if you want to and Ill set aside some trees right near your fathers shanty on the other side of the flats But you want to take off them fine boots and tliem doe ¬ skin pants and that there broadcloth coat and you dont want to put them on again till youve worked hard a whole year Youre too shiftless to be allowed to think a single minute about Kitty 3iow and I suppose you always will be butn-You You can cut cordwood off the es- ¬ to-i- - - - br the irood will of nrovidence and mv to say good night Yes said the old man you may friends Ive held ever since no matter who was in at Washington HHtdt I and Ill tell her weve made the bargain Brst took notice of Shiftless Ituf e Dun she suggested ningHe lived with his father and Then he called Kitty into the room another just across the fiats at the foot As she entered she noticed for the first of Yest Hill in the edge of the Big time that Kufe dressed up wasnt at all Woods You know all this region was bad looking and that he seemed twice pioneered late and although nearly the man he had been before She kept vverything was cleared up on this side perfect silence till her father had fin- ¬ the Talley and the pine timber had long ished Then she readhed out and took ieen cut off the fiats there was a heavy Kufes big soft paw in her own small growth of mixed hardwood xnd hem hand a hand that was calloused with elock to the vest that stretched away hard work in spite of its littleness ibaek J dont know how niany miles Mr Dunning she said Ihopejoull Hire and there the little openings on keep your bargain faithfully as I shall the side of West Hill log houses were keep mine After you have worked hard still to be seen and the folks living in for a year you may come and see me them were sometimes pretty primi once Whether you may come again or not will depend on yourself Good he The iJunnings were probably the evening Mr Dunning v neednt say no more Mist Syl- ¬ But was the year I built my store and vester put in Shiftless Kufe enough got the Corners post office which cant I see Kitty again just long m i 11 u m I 11 ff I 1 - r 1 i 11 1 F 4 a- fii 1 i ra i r low moans that followed the shriek There pinned under a branch of the fallen tree lay Shiftless Kufe badly tvvard crushed and barely conscious For the You see the out giving that had been first time in the entire year he had mis- ¬ jnade about the kind of chap Kittys jiusband would have to be had sifted calculated in felling his tree As quick- ¬ ly as we could my neighbor and I cut Most the yomigf eliows out a whole lot 5 away the branch and released the them were willing to work and wil- ¬ its puffickly ridiklis I alius knew you young man Then wc got together a ling to save and they all admired Kitty s for she was as good looking as she was was a little light in the head Kufe but stretcher of boughs on which we pro- ¬ industrious and frugal but her stand ¬ I didnt think youd make a fool of your- ¬ posed to carry him home As we lifted him he opened his eyes ard was so high it scared the boys and self for no conceited Sylvester girl I wish youd take me over to Sly- leaux got to be mighty seldom on the To this and much more of the same sort both from his father and his vesters first he said faintly Iwant estate Now as it turned out Shiftless Kufe mother Shiftless Kufe made no reply to call on his daughter She said I thought more of Kitty than any of the but while yet the next morning was might come to night and so did her others and at the very beginning she gray tne souna 01 111s ousy ax wasi father and maybe if you take me g ave him a little encouragement Not again wafted across the valley and this home before I go there I wont be able inueh to be sure but enough to reform continued to the going down of the sun to see her to night at all So we carried him across the flats to him completely He wis naturally And so it went on day after day all irijrlitv bashful when he called at the rthe fall and through the winter No the big house on the Barkley estate biS house all fixed up i clothes he matter how deep the snow or how Part of the way he was quite uncon- ¬ wasnt used to and Kit ty at first pre- - stormy the weather Kufe toiled on un ¬ scious and part of the way he was pa tended she didnt understand that he ceasingly When the days were short- ¬ theti cally del iriou s but when we reached est in the middle of the winter he the house he was quite rational though liad come to sec her sometimes began before daybreak ril call my father she said Per- - worked after dark splitting and very weak And so ft was that I was the present when Kufe Dunning made love ljnps lyou want to talk about cutting he had chopped from the to Ktttv Sylvester His love making lengths some cordwood felled trees into four foot wood by didnt take long for his strenght was No said itufe directly I want to the light of a tallow dip stuck into a tin about gone but he had time to say what jknow if 1 can keep company with you The girl was startled by his failure to lantern of the pattern so common when he wanted to say and to hear what he Ibeat about the bush but she answered the Corners was new but now rarely wanted to hear And when after a seen tV quite as directly long look into Kittys eyes poor Kufe Before spring folks got to going bj7 peacefully closed his own hi big hand Tl Certainly not Youre too lazy to be Kufes ax and lantern in beginning no longer soft and pulpy but sinewy and- allowed t o keep company with anyone Then an idea flashed through her mind and leaving off work morning and strong clasped her little one in the But j youll eut cordwood a whole nights the same as they go by the big clasp of an accepted and acceptable tannery whistle down the valley now lover yeai every day but Stinday and you may come and see me just and nobody who began work as early 1H Tli CAcrn r MoTitlinlooe once Here comes father and youd as Kufe did and worked till Kufes lan- ¬ engines screw propellers for tern better make arrangements to cut for lazy was out at night was counted A rich Kussian banker had been dis marine wires for submarine cables also ships 3iim on shares covered murdered in his house in St wires for rheostats etc on account of And Kufe did more than chop cord- ¬ Petersburg- There was no clew but vTo Kittys surprise Shiftless Kufe excellent power of resistance stood his ground and when her father wood that winter He learned to read in the room there was found a cigar their barrels and guns the more im yun canie iji started at once to discuss the and this both his mother andhis father mouthpiece containing part of a cigar portant parts of locomotives and pins considered a far more ridiklis pro of such an expensive kind that it was - proposed anangeinent couplings oi raiiroau eais Wal Mist Sylvester said Kufe ceeding Yet more he went to meet- ¬ supposed the banker himself had been and recently nickel steel has been employed grasping the old mans hand I aint ing every Sunday as regularly as the smoking it just before the crime had in the production of bicycles and a Ger-¬ jnever been no great hand to work but most pious and thrifty of the whole been committed On close examination man wheel built of this material and X must have 2 chance to keep compny neighborhood Not thathe became spe- ¬ the mouthpiece was found to be worn strength compared fa ¬ tested vnvith Kittj and she says I may come cially religious so far as I know but by away by the teeth of its owner but the vorablyfor its to bicycles made of common aud see her after Ive chopped cord- going to meeting he could get a glimpse dead mans teeth didnotfit the indenta ¬ Bteel while its weight was less than wood a year It wont be no fun but I or two every Sunday of Kitty Sylves ¬ tion The servants were one by one tCle latter or 12 pounds vptnust have Kitty and if Ive got to work ter and it was a little thing indeed for examined and it was then found that two thirds of Boston Journal of Commerce s to git her why then I have and thats the man who was chopping cordwood the hollows of the mouthpiece compared a whole year that he might make one exactly to the formation of the front all there is about it During ordinary seasons the Eng ¬ --MtvSvlvester was at first inclined to be call on her to listen to a sermon once teeth of the cook to whomdio uspicioh lish mint turns out 426000sovereignsangry at Kitty for trifling with Kufe a week so that he could sitf or a wbxie had been attached He afterward conVi a week uiroro canxuiuuui uujimjua ut concluded to liumor the situation I hour under the same roof with her jLrscu luwie iiiuxuej vjxeix raws ssa Jaiweek and has done so more than once - most nb account of the lot They lived ina little shanty old llufe had knocked together out of slabs given to him by lithe sawmill boss They had only a lit- fcle patch of ground and they lived on vhatthey raised the fish they caught and what they trapped and shot They diclirt steal as I know of but they were all mortal shiftless and young Hufe was worse than either his father or his another In fact he was so all fired lazy if I must put it that way that even the old man felt discouraged about liim Young Kufe was 22 before anybody V suspected that he could possibly have any ambition at all But one day he Siiw Kitty Sylvester She was tlie daughter of the first manager of the big Barkley estate Old man Barkley tht grandfather of the present Barkley Kvho never comes near the estate had just put the place in a managers hands rTnei moved away with his family Now 3titty was a real sensible go ahead igirl She knew the Sylvesters were as good as anjbody round the Corners if not a le etle better and she tried to Hive up to the family reputation in all rvays When a girl her mother had leen famous for the work she could lo and Kitty was not a bit behind iEvery morning in the winter she was np early and got breakfast by candle- light All day long she wove carpet or quilted comforters ov spun stock- ¬ ing yarn or did something else that counted Every morning in the sum ¬ mer she was up with the sun and jevery day when it went down she had -- churned and worked more butter or pnade more cheese or in some other way done more work than any woman any vhere around could do And she was the savingest girl in the county Every- ¬ body said the was the smartest young woman going and naturally she was considered a highly desirable catch Bui she held herself mighty shy of them all for awhile and it was regularly gKen out that no young man need ever think of keeping- company with Kitty Sylvester who wasnt fully her match Tioth at working and saving So when it was uoised about that young Bufe of all the world had got him a pair of fine boots a ruffled shirt doeskin jjanta loons and a broadcloth coat and had begun to shine up to Kitty there was a geueral uproar Folks couldnt believe near it at first but it wasnt anywhereafter- to swallow as what came as hard -- ing every day for 12 long months From the time he left the big house that night he was fit to drop the title shiftless Next morning as soon as it was light the sharp ring of his ax was heard across the valley biting out the chips as he chopped down the first tree of his year long stent Long before noon that day his big pulpy hands were blistered and swollen and by sundown they were a sight to behold That night his moth er cried over them and urged him to stop Nobody had ever called Shiftless Kufe Mr Dunning before and the title scared him far more than the notion of work- ¬ j r i w trtiiJT iwvuuqn xnea jxu iio of her ones shiftless no accountf lover affected Kitty Sylvester but we learned afterward that the sound of his ax from morning to night echoing across the valley became as music in her ears and that the light of his candle shin¬ ing through the trees in the mornings and the evenings was delight to her eyes At last the long winter with its cold its storms and its darkness wore away the spring passed and the sum-¬ mer with its heat came on Now Rufell weaken said the loafr ers about the store Its all right to work hard when its cold and the air is bracings but hell let up in the hot weather sure But they were wrong All through the heated term Kufes ax gave noisy notice that he was still working and when the fall began it wtts still biting out chips and splitting up lengths At last the 2ear was nearly up and old Sylvester had begun to ask himself whether he had not made an exceeding- ¬ ly bad bargain after all For Kitty was plainly much interested in the patient lover who had toiled so long and so steadily for the privilege of calling on her just once and it might be the oid man reasoned that she would allow him to call the second time tmd per- ¬ But the haps a third and perhaps thought was too awf ul to entertain and the old man strove to dismiss it Fail ¬ ing in that he questioned the girl who refused to answer satisfactorily and the two had a quarrel in which Mrs Syl- vester joined taking Kittys part most vigorously On the last day of the stipulated 12 months Shiftless Kufe went to his work early and began with quick eager strokes to cut a big hickory He had become an expert axman by this time and the sun was not yet high in the sky when the big- tree came down with a crash It so happened that I was over in the big- woods that day with a J2-l3tl-- x ANCIENT CITIES Tlie- Oldest in America Europe and Asia Chicago is by far the youngest city of its size on the globe It can claim an existence of but 93 years at most count ¬ ing from the year 1804 when the government established a fort on the bank of the Chicago river This military post was called Fort Dearborn and formed the nucleus of the future town But for the first 30 years or so after the building of the fort a few small frame houses and a tavern were all there was of Chicago Even the city of Washington is older than Chicago The capital city may be said to date from the year 1800 when the seat of government was moved there from Philadelphia making it 97 years of age Detroit is much older than either of these On our next birthday the 24th of July the existence of Detroit will have extended through 196 years A number of cities along the eastern seaboard are still older Philadelpjhia is 214 years old Boston is 267 and New Y6rk 274 Few American cities can claim greater age than these the two most notable exceptions being Santa Fe and St Augustine The former is Slo years of age and the latter dis- ¬ tinguished as the oldest city in America ¬ -- MGE COILED SPRING WIRE FENCE Parniture Window Shades Oil DEALSK IN GEO W DAVIS Cloths Carpets Mattresses THE i r r mm i Etc r Special attention given to Undertak ¬ ing and Repairing Main Street Paris Ky MILLER COLLINS Agenti Paris Kentucky ma This iB a smcoth fence that will turn any kind of stock It is made from th best bardstel drawn specially for tbi purpose HOW li IS MADE The large steel wires forming th horizontal bars are first coiled around ft finch rod thus practically becoming COLLED 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 around each horizontal bar ready for business below as cheerfully as Being a is self regulator itup always for 30 slacks ITS ADVANTAGES W O HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance THE VERY BEST OLD RELIABLE PROMPT PAYING uH NON UNION 3 HOTEL REED Short St Bet Broadway and Mill James Connors LEXINGTON It - - - Proprietor is 332 years old Rates 2 And 250 Per Day - - neighbor looking at the timber We heard the tree fall and at the same time a scream as if a strong man were in mortal agony In a hurry I ran in the direction of the sound guided by twL f XI - I L I W P v A - But old as they may seem the greater number of the large cities of Europe and Asia are much older St Peters burg is the one exception having been founded by Peter the Great in 1703 and is consequently but 194 years of age Venice was first settled in 452 1445 years ago by f ugi tives from Padua who sought refuge among the swamps and morasses of the Adriatic from At tilla The Scourge of God and his horde of barbarian Huns Both London and Paris date from still earlier times It is over 1950 years since Caesar visited them and brought them under the world wide dominion of Home But at that time they were nothing more than little collections of mud huts inhabited by rude and un ¬ civilized Britons and Gauls The city of Marseilles on the south ern coast of France has been in exist ence 2497 years It was founded by a colony of Greeks when Kome the fu ¬ ture conqueror of both it and Greece was nothing but a tiny village with a rule extending but a few miles into the country immediately surrounding it Kome is about 2650 years old Of all the cities that were in existence when it began and still retain their places on the maps 3Jome is the most flourishing and best preserved It has gone through so many wars sieges and captures without being destroyed that it is called The Eternal City But Kome is by no means the oldest city on the globe or even in Europe Athens the capital of Greece is about 3453 years old older than any other European city Tangier in Morocco is probably over 2700 years of age hav ¬ ing been founded by the Phoenicians about the time they colonized Carthage Alex-¬ and other neighboring sites ander in Egypt is not so old its age being 2229 years It was founded by Alexander the Great from whom it received its name Several Asiatic towns are credited with continuous existences covering longer periods than those of Europe or any other part of the world Peking the capital of China is said to be about 3000 years old or more Jerusalem which was a Jebusite city in the days of Abraham is 3900 years old at least But there is one other city and prob ¬ One hundred good rooms Electric lights hot and cold baths barber shop and Postal telegraph office etc 21jy96 ly TREES Asparagus and everything for the Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- ¬ ploy no agents Try ns on prices and Bee the difference between those of a grower and dealer Catalogue on op plication te H F HILLENMEYER Lexington Ky 20oct FULL stock of Fruit and Ornamental Grape Vines Small Fruits TREES 1896 grip for 90 in the shade gently bnt firmly persuades a runaway team to reconsider its action An unruly bull is safe as a canary in its cage it saith thus far shali unto the festive hog go The fierce wind and drifting thou snow pass by and it heeds them not There is no terror in the locomotive spark The trespasser is not led into temptation and the rail stealers 6c The hired man and cupation is gone tramp alike scorn it proffer- ¬ the lagging ed shade Like the model housewife when well supported it is always neat and tidy -- it takes a new THREE POSTS to the 100 FEET Economy is not our sole object in placing posts for farm fence at the un¬ usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart Farmers say the closer the posts th That may apply t better the fence common fences but depending largely the long on its fllasticity we lawns yards panel For cemeteries etc they should of course he nearexp 13 to 20 feet is not objectionable POSTS -- V C V fefer w We have completed and axe now building a lot of this fence for Bourbon farmers and you can examine into ita merits for yourself Estimates cheerfully furnished You tmay put up the posts and we will build jthe fence or we will contract to do th aZ TJ you are neeumji uuy Ju wnoiejOD fence see us We will save you mone and still build you the beat fence made Respectfully COLLINS MILLER I 1--- -- W I Paris Ky The Page Wlro fence In Bourbon - Millersburg Ky May 4 95 Messrs Miller Coluns Agents Do not b deceived by alluriafr advertisement and think yon can get the Destxcade finest finish and MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE for a mere sonj Boy from reliable manufacturers that have trained a reputation by honest and square dealing There la nono in the world that can equal La mechanical construction durability of working parts fineness of finish beauty In appearance or has as many Improvements as the NSW HOME WRITE FOR CIRCULARS SaXFSANOISCOCaL ATLAiTAfGA The Hew Home Sewing Machine FOR SALE OV Go ObawgeMass BosxoitILuw 28UHiOMSQUAnrNT CnicAaolix St Loins Mo Dallas Texas COOE WINN BY Paris Ky U S REVENUE STAMPS WASTED T - - HE HEARD WHAT HE WANTED TO HEAR thinking about the proud stuck up girl on the other side of the valley The idear muttered the old woman between whiffs at her clay pipe while she dressed Shiftless Kufes hand Do you think Kitty Sylvester will look at jrou just because youve been fool enough to work a whole year Why - r -- holi---da- ys Greon County Clerk Mt Olivet Ky I want to buy for cash the following U S ¬ Revenues either canceled or uncanceled at the prices annexed when stamps are sent In ably only one that surpasses even gooa condition Each Jerusalem in antiquity This is Da ¬ 5 cents cent Express Syria once famous 1 cent Express red Imperforate mascus a city in 1 red part perforate 5 cents for its manuf acfure of silks jewelry and 1 cent Flaying Cards red imperforated cents cents arms A Damascus blade was prized as I oant Playing cardsredpart perforated cents 1 cent Proprletaryredpart perforate10 60 cents superior to all others They are no 1 cent Telegraph red imperforate 2 cent Bank Check bluepart perforates cents longer made the method hy which the 2 cent Certificate blue imperforate 5 cents armorers of Damascus tempered the 2 cent Certificate blae full perforatc10 cents 2 cent Certiflcateorangefull perforatelO cents steel being one of the lost arts Da- ¬ 2 cent Express blue Imperforate Jj cents 10 cents mascus contains between 150000 and 2 cent Express blue part perforate 2 cent Playing cards blueimperforateJ30 cents 200000 inhabitants who carry on con 2 cent Playing cards orange 10 cents siderable business with the surround- ¬ 2 cent Proprietary blue imperforate15 cents cent ing country by means of caravans 2 cent ProprietarytDluepartperforatelOcenls Pronrletaryorangefull pefrote15 cents 2 ¬ Their bazars are numerous and in- 8 cent Playing cardgreenimperforateS2 8 cent playing cardgreenf ull perrtej20 teresting The exact date of the found ¬ 8 cent Telegraph green imperforate10 cents cents ing of Damascus is not known but it A1 cent Playing cardviolet perforate50 cents cents is said to have been begun by a great 6 cent Proprletaryvioletpart perfoatelO cents 10 cent Expresa red imperforate grandson of Noah It is probably 4200 6 cent Playing card red perforate10 cents 10 cent Proprietary perforate years oid at any rate and the oldest 5 cent Proprietary orange perforateS5 cents 6 city in the world Detroit Free Press 10 cent Bill of Ladingblue imperfotel5 cents 10 cent Bill of Ladiugbluepart pertel5 cents W cents 2o cent Bond imperforate BUILDING MATERIAL 40 cent Inland Exchangelmperforate75 cents Si 25 50 cent Probate of Will imperforate Niclcel Steel Lighter and Stronger 70 cent Foreign exchangegreenlmateJ0 cents SI 81 Life Insurance imperforate Thar Any Other Notv in TJse SI 10 51 Manifest imperforate ¬ jSickel steel is considered the build 51 Mortgage full perforate SI 2 5 1 50 ing material of the future It is pro ¬ 1 00 Passage Ticket Imperforate 1 30 Foreign exchaugeorange imate li 00 duced bj- the combination of iron and 1 90 Foreign Exchange maroon 4 00 nickel and the principal condition for 3 50 Inland Exchange imperforate- - 5 00 7 00 a successful alloy is the purity of the 5 00 Probate of Will imperforate SO 00 20 00 Probate of Will imperforate 1 50 nickel used The latter metal is found 1 tJO Blue and Black GO Blue and Black Canada and Xew Caledonia 1 cent Black and Green proprietary- - 25 00 mostly in cents 5 cents and the reduction of the ore has been fl cent Black and Green proprietary o 5T cent Black and Greeu of late greatly simplified Most of the 10 cont Black aid Green proprietary 3 o proprietary 50 5 00 New Caledonia product is melted in 1 00 Black and Green proprietary 15 00 5 00 Black and Green proprietary Germany while that from Canada is lalso wish to buy old canceled exclusively exported to England and stamps aud stamped envelopes of any postage and all denominations the United States Nickel steel while will pay liberal from 1S10 to 1875 for which I prices Address somewhat lighter in weight than steel T L GREEN County Clerk Ky Js two or three times as strong iis Notf The above namedMt Olivetcan be stamps and its resiliency found on Deeds Mortgages Notes Receipts power of resistance also exceed those of steel These prop- ¬ Agreements Bank Check etc from 1861 also erties permit a considerable saving in to 1875 etc on Proprietary Mediclnea latches Tdo foregoing offer la genuine made In dimensions aiid thereby in weight andi faith and will be carried out to the let con in cost as compared with similar receive the erin every instance when 1 good mentioned in order structions of ordinary steel Its prin- - Btamps I have Olivet Deposit Bank or any Reference Mt men-of-weipal uses are armor plate for official of Robertson county T L Grekn County Clerk boiler plates especially those f or ar I Woven Wire Fence on my farm for ahout eighteen months and am vreli pleased with it It has proved to he all that is claimed for it It turns all kindi of stock and is as tight as it was the day it was put up and has stood some sever tests A horse of one of my neighbor fell across the fence a few months ago and was not taken off for several hours but when taken off the fence went back to its place all right with the exception of a few staples During the storm of April 24th a good sized tree was blown across the fence and bent it down to th ground As soon as the tree was cast off the fence went up all right and wai as good as ever with the exception of one broken wire and a few staples out of place I am so well pleased with the fene that I anrgoing to put up more of it Respectfully right away omy Gentlemen I have had the Pags Paris Kentucky i ii wm fc V tf War Becrat - We are prepared to furnish at re- sonable prices locust posts by the car load Delivered at your nearest rail¬ road station OOLLINS MILLER K locust - POSTS r J - v m Efl CLOTHES GLEANED BEFAIBEO E have employed a first clasa experienced tailor to take charg of our cleaning repairing and pressing Work done on shorl department notice Our prices are lower than others and we will do your work right w i V s mi x- - f - t PARIS FURHJSHIHG AND TA1L0RIHS CO H S STOUT Manager 24mar tf 3 A yr- Elf W DUDLEY PARIS KY CO BILL POSTERS All Kinds of Posting Distributing Promptly Attended To JStc Z 3- - m 5f 48 W V--- TOWN LOT FOR SALE t iy vi A dition well located r at low price on four 42Jxll0 foot lot in William ad Will be sold payments-Mme-fourth ments at six twelve and eighteen months Address L L care THai News Paris Ky A cash balance in three equal pay- ¬ s bt k - L K Bl k b k K k JI k A 1 k Ak H Mk - ¬ vc ¬ - tH ycmall about the new ktylea 2 3at me deriga henuUtul fla V 1IJCI6PV T- iSSfLumk f v W i9 fmnetm irrleiy lew prices uperior QaaHtySnd ne workmanghhs WTtlilUed tpace butTrTraritTaa te iritefor6nr 136 Illirat Sl ufSS liS 5 Ww v - d I Jl i w tAtL V 4 i t ff IM v 4 i v - 1 4 t iAt ZiiMi i r u V A - i - S r Vv s v5 V fe f f w 1 ur v 0 i x1 L C- h Y t- - V f J 2V fj tf t - t A- f ii l v- if j I a n - AH J sr v T v - f tA Vy THE FARMING WORLD WATER IN PASTURES Good Tile AVell Hove to Construct place for stock in pastures away from the barn through which tile drains run may be made for a considerable part and often the whole season in the iollowingf manner Three or four feet from the main drain dig- a hole deep enough so that two barrels may be placed one on top of the other the top of the lower one coming about level with the bottom of the main tile this position for the lower barrel will bring the upper one usually a few inches above the top of the ground Connect the main tile to lower barrel with a few lateral tile of small size laid on slight incline and passing through - A convenient and cheap watering at Small Expense PLANTING FORESTS Hundred Men Can Plant 1000 Acres in About IH Days Robert Douglas the pioneer nursery ¬ man of Waukegan 111 has shown by his own experience that it is not only easy to plant a forest of 100 or d000 acres in a season but that it is also possible to make it pay for the planter that is It pays richly for ths owner later He is not inclined to glorify the Eu ¬ ropean forestry as some of our Amer- ¬ icans do If the Europeans had the task of setting out forests upon our treeless western prairies they would find it harder than maintaining a stand ¬ Americans can however manage the task because thejr do things by the large They cultivate by horse and steam power instead of by hand power The forest trees should be planted in rows and tended like orchard trees In selecting trees to plant those native to the lo- ¬ cality if there are any should have first consideration as these will surely thrive best Many growths that do well in the east are not suitable for the west Western trees for western planting is the motto because western trees are the surest The green ash for instance makes a line and vigorous growth in the west while in the east the white ash is far superior to it The chestnut has been thoroughly tried in the west and has been found wanting The pines and other conifers of the Pacific slope will not grow at all in the prairie belt although the conifers of the Rocky mountains will Mr Douglas finds that 100 men can plait 1000 acres of forest in 30 days The ground should however have been previously prepared Either autumn or DOGS IN ALASKA ing army f the side of the barrel Through these side tile the water will run from the main drain and keep the lower barrel it l sV vJOsfcSxSSs PASTURE WATERING PLACE nearly full of water at all times when there is the least flow in main drain Remove the bottom of top barrel bespring will do for the planting ¬ sec rfA x V fore putting in position Better not use salt barrels for the top ones as stock will destroy them more or less kerosene barrels well burned out are excellent A pump may be used in this well or the water easily dipped with a pail by hand or with a short pole This arrangement prevents any re- ¬ fuse matter getting in the main drain and if the well is covered none can get -- spring the seeds of the trees should be sown so soon as frost is out of the ground By fall they will have made a growth sufficient for transplanting to the forest that is to be Forty acres will grow seedlings enough to plant 1000 In acres The farmers of Kansas have set out in the past few 3 ears 147340 acres of forest Among them are 11500 acres of black walnut 124SG acres of maple in it and 55553 2037 In the accompanying illustration the acres acres of honey locustCottonwood of cottonwood The lower barrel is cut in two showing the depth of water BB shows the barrels grows the quickest and makes fuel for A main tile aaa conveying tile Alon the farmer sooner than any of the others ¬ hence his preference for it Land pre zo Stansei in Western Rural pared as for corn planting will grow SCIENCE OF MILKING the seedlings Norwich N Y Sun There Are But Few Men Who Under ¬ A MARKETING WAGON The Animals Are Important Factor In the Gold Fields of the Yukon The native Yukon dog is much more valuable than the importations from Pnget sound says a Tacoma correspondent in an article about dogs iif the northern gold fields The dogs must be acclimated in order to stand the severities of the winter It is fouiid that dogs taken from Montana and Dakota endure the Yukon winters with less suffering than those bred in the milder climate of Puget sound Two splendid specimens of native Alaska dogs were brought here a few days ago their owner finding it cheaper to pay their passage on the steamer than to have them boarded at Dyea during his trip here for supplies The animals weigh one 82 and the other 88 pounds The larger one cost its owner 117 at Circle City It is a cross between a dog belonging to a family of missionaries that went to the Yukon years ago and one that hailed from the shores of the Mackenzie river Both animals are stout well proportipned and muscled and have exceptionally short and heavy necks Thgir ears are short and lifted like those of the Eskimo dog Their coats are dark and the hair while not close is smooth and heavy enough to form a comfortable protection against the Arctic winters and the Yukon mosquitoes by the side of which the ferocity of the Xew Jersey variety pales into insignificance A specially prepared dog food made out of meal and coarse meat from the packing houses is now being manufactured in the form of a cracker and seems likely to come into general use Buckskin moccasins are provided by many owners to keep the feet of the animals from being worn raw on the ice and snow They are about nine inches long- and made much after the pattern of a childs stocking Pack saddles are also coming into use this spring These are so arranged that dogs can carry a weight of from ten to twen- ¬ ty pounds besides drawing-- a sled Tho saddlebags fall on either side and straps are arranged to prevent the pack from sliding forward or backward A Tacoma deriler has built up a large business in the manufacture of dog ¬ ¬ MEESAT WAE iJirpctorHoldoii and Prof Hussey r - of Lick Observatory at Outs 1 AN INCIDENT AT THE CITY HOSPITAL A Womans Lifo Barely Saved by a Critical Operation Her Health Destroyed - t ¬ - ¬ In the y There was a hurry call for the ambulance of the City Hospital Trouble Starts with the Resisnatlon course of an hour a very sick young woman was brought in onyOf Prof Barnard Efforts Loolc stretcher She was pale LmflR as death and evidently suffering keen agohy Jfj ing to a Reconciliation ination and a consultation In less than a There was a hasty exam C j to Be Made quarter of an hour the poor crea-- r ijugjjgjjAfr jlifcbUJL ture was on the operating table to Director Holden and Prof Hussey of fcv undergo the operation called- - 7 if j gnfjii a un YJlIiS n3 Lick observatory are at outs A peace Jf-IFlaKSr ovariotomy commission is already on its way to the There was no time for the usual scene of hostilities headed by Judge preparation Her left ovary was on C W Slack and directed by the regents the point of bursting when it wasre Vf to hear their grievances to arbitrate moved it literally disintegrated If i their differences if possible and if not had hurst before removal she to recommend some course that will V it t would have died almost restore harmony among the astronostantly That young woman mers Timothy Guy Phelps will prob ably assist in the investigation Gov had had warnings enough in the terrible pains Budd was to have been present but the burning sensation the swelling low down was recalled to Sacramento on busi- ¬ on her left side No one advised her so she suffered tortures and nearly lost her life I ness The difficulty began with the inability wish I had met her months before so I could of Prof Holden and his subordinates to have told her of the virtues of Lydia E i As it agree After the resignation of Prof Pinkhams Vegetable Compound Barnard Holden recommended Prof is now she is a wreck of a woman Ioi Oh my sisters if you will not tell a Hussey of Stanford university for the vacancy At first Hussey refused but doctor your troubles do tell them to a woman who afterwards he reconsidered and ac- ¬ stands ever ready to relieve you Write to Mrs cepted the offer The new astronomer Pinkhamat Lynn Mass confide freely to her all declares that Prof Holden told him he your troubles and she will advise you free of was to take Barnards place and go on charge and if you have any of the above symp- ¬ toms take the advice of Miss Agnes Tracy who with Barnards work Director Holden has represented to speaks from experience and says For three years I had suffered with inflamma- ¬ Judge Slack and others of the regents that Hussey was never employed under tion of the left ovary which caused dreadful pains any such agreement I was so badly affected that I had to sleep with Judge Slack is anxious to compro- ¬ pillows under my side and then the pain was so mise the matter if possible He thinks great it was impossible to rest Every month I was in bed for two or three days both men may be satisfied and hopes to prevent any breach of the peace I took seven bottles of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegethough the iwo men have not had writ-¬ table- Compound and am entirely cured Ithink ten communication with each other for there is no medicine to be compared with the Com some time and affairs are quite as pound for female diseases Every woman who suffers from any form of femaler Miss Agnes Tkacy Box 432 Valley City N D frigid on top of the mountains as they weakness should try it at once were during Barnards residence there v i J PSnk alft - I t ¬ ¬ -- I TO EXPLORE HUDSON BAY stand It Thoroughly not everyone that can milk a Good Thing for Farmers Who Sell It is cow as it should be done Some can milk Their Own Produce two cows while another is milkin- one The operation should never be hurried neither should it be done slovenly but the milk should be drawn steadily as it liows Some cows have tender teats and in milking too rapidly the opera- ¬ tion is likety to be roughly done or if too much prolonged the cow gets ir ¬ ritated A cow that is naturally im- ¬ patient and fretful does not like to submit to rough handling and if contin- ¬ ued her disposition will soon be ruined by such treatment The constant prac- ¬ tice of being milked at regular times soon impresses itself strongly upon her and she will readily submit without - ¬ Many gardeners and farmers have discovered that much more money is made by selling their produce at first hands from door to door than by selling to merchants or commission men A convenient wagon is of the greatest im- ¬ portance if one is thus to market his produce Such a wagon is shown in the cut given herewith It is low hung and has its lower part boxed in and floored over Access is had to this in- ¬ closed space by raising the drivers seat in fronts by a door on each side in trouble As the udder becomes distend- ¬ ed with milk it is a relief to her to have it drawn out When the udders are filled to the utmost with milk they be come painful and if not relieved the cow becomes restless If this happens frequently or for any considerable time it will cause the cow to dry up prematurely Milk the cow dry The last portion pi the milk is the richest and best In most cases neglect to milk regularly and clean is one cause of the cows drying up early of giving bloody milk of garget and other evils With kind treatment regularity in feeding and milking the cows will not only become gentle and stay so but will give milk longer and the seasons product will be larger A really good dairy cow is too valuable to be given anything but the best treatment St Louis Re¬ ¬ ¬ Canadian Government Expedition Will Soon Sail in the Diana The steamer Diana which will carry the government expedition to Hudson bay arrived at Halifax JN S the other day from St Johns N P and will be provisioned at once for her long sojourn harness A suit of harness usually- weighs 2ys pounds The collar is made in the north The Diana is a fine steam- ¬ to slip over the dogs head obviating the er for ice work and was specifically se- ¬ necessitjr of buckling it about the ani- ¬ lected on that account The scientific crew mals neck when the drivers hands are party and the ships over will make the¬ 50 The excold and numb The collar is made of number on board ploration of Hudson straits is expeated leather faced with sheepskin and to be the most far reaching in results stuffed with deer hair The hames are any yet attempted The purpose of inclosed in the collar and attached to of them are buckles for fastening the the expedition is to discover the pe ¬ traces On each collar are placed rings riod for which Hudson straits are nav ¬ to which the traces of a dog in the lead igable in order that grain steamers may be attached making it easy to may run through and load wheat from drive teams in tandem Traces in the England at Fort Churchill which wTill harness for native dogs are made of be the terminus of a railway to be built heavy web material because the dogs there from Manitoba In addition to the eat the leather harness They devour various scientific investigations which¬ made there will also be an atthe collars on sight if permitted to do will beto learn the fishing possibilities so This peculiar craving makes it nec- ¬ tempt of this vast body of water The steam- ¬ essary to keep the animals separated if when harnessed so that they shall not er will go possible leave here about 20 around by the front of New ¬ masticate one anothers collars TYheu May foundland arid proceed north the web traces become oiry therdogs destination taking her chances ofto her¬ workchew even them and it is only ainatter ing in through the ice If all goes well of time when the web trappings become food for the hungry creatures 2sT Y she will return about the end of October Sun ¬ C f M into the fire Take care that you dont go that way when you try to make your washinsr easier Better be sure of what Out of the frying pan youre doing Get Fearline the original wasning- - W X compound the best known the fully proved There are plenty of imitations of it But even if theyre not dangerous7 ana some are iney re nuu economical farther does more work and saves more wear than anything else thats 526 safe to use Pearline used properly goes IF YOUR BLOOD 13 BAD YOUR FACE SHOWS IT i Its natures warning that the condition of the Mood needs attention before more serious diseases set in Beauty is blood deep BE BEAUTIFUL ylfS 4 t t k lhAlh JWWW fc HEED THE KtU HLAU OF DANGER- X - 4 K -- a fU3liAS THE SHANS j MAIL BOXES ON STREET CARS MARKETING WAGON public ENLARGING THE UDDER Why the Best Vayiiiy Cows Are Pound in Grass Countries The relaxation of the udder sack be comes so conspicuous in large milkers in some instances as to make itevident that the combined influence of expan- ¬ sion and weight tension together have overborne the natural contractive force of the udder skin thus permanently en ¬ larging the bag by destroying or at least effectually suspending its natural and necessaiy contractibility This result is clearly shown in the uncontract ¬ I ing bags of cows that are dried only with great difficulty and breed but The seldom or fail 0 breed at course skin or sack of the udder is thinned down as yield and size of bag increases mid this when carried to ex ¬ cess or effected too rapidly is doubtless the chief cause of loss of contractile power in the udder skin Increase of feed being the cause of increased yield euch feed as adds to the bulk of blood increases yield and the size of th udder together This succulent feed like grass and roots tends to enlarge the yield and the bag and in this will be found a reason for the largest miik 2roducing cows being generally found in the best natural grass localities in both dry and humid climates Thus the best grass countries in America do or surely will with equal care and training produce the largest or best yielding cows as a rule Plowman Hint for Orchard Planters Inexperienced orchard planter usual- ¬ ly manifest an inclination to plant large trees whereas an old and successful planter would probably select one or trees The latter are we think more certain to grow and often make the more symmetrical appear- ¬ ance for the orchardist can begin their training at an earlier age Large trees jose more of their fibrous roots when moved than do emaller ones therefore Io not take hold upon the soil so readily two-year-o- ld i f nor-- grow off so vigorously tural Epita mist v- - Agricul ¬ ir v3 ld the river the country is broken ujinto a confused mass of forest clad hills and narrow valleys with here and there h small oasis until the large jlain of Keng Tung is reached and behind it the mountains and behind the moun- ¬ tains the river Mekong There is a tradition among the Shans that they once held an ancient and mighty kingdom in the north of the present Burmah empire The race is widely diffused and is probably the Gardening most numerous of the Indo Chinese THE MARKETS races They are found from the borders Xcw Facts About Trees Cincinnati June 10 3 25 seems to be well understood that of Manipore to the center of Yunnan¬ XIVE STOCK Cattle commons 2 50 It 4 o0 a 4 60and from the vallej of Assam in Cam select Dutchcrs a man is taller at morning than at o 7o 6 25 CALVES Pair Bangkok Everywhere BOGS commonto good light 2 9J 33 night but it has remained for a young bodia and everywhere to a 3 35 3 45 Mixed packers considerawoman named JFry to discover that the Buddhists 3 75 Light shippers 4 10 3 25 3 75 boughs of trees hang much higher in ble extent civilized and everywhere SHEEP Choice 5 09 5 75 speaking the same language The lambs Spring winter than in summeil Doubtless the kingdom of Siam is now 3 25 3 50 Winter the only hide PLOUR Wheat familyred 80 a GRAIN No 2 si low hang of the summer is because of 77 No 3red state pendent the weight of the leaves but it is a tributary Shan or to the others are 2Wz Corn No 2 mixed a son to it Burmah or Clrma a 35 surprising thing that the difference is Rye a 11 CO In the criminal law there is an ad- HAY No 2 so great as reported by Miss Fry She 10 75 Prime choice mixture of the Jewish and Teutonic PROVISIONS to Mess port 8 75 found that a certain branch of a mul3 30 the relatives of a murdered man or Lard Prime steam berry tree wras 31 inches higher in woman may 8 Choice take 300 reals or they may BUTTER to choicedairy 16 creamery Prime a 3 50 December than in August and a weight 3 00 APPLES of 35 pounds was not enough to make demand life for life DacoLty highway POTATOESPer bblbbl 1 50 125 Per robbery is a capital offense so also is the bough assume its August attitude YORK NEW the theft of valuable property and in PLOUR Winter patent 4 50 4 85 in December-the case of the lowest and poorest death GRAIN Wheat No 1 northn 78 No 7oH is awarded even for petty thsCts A CORN 2 red mixed Growers Calendar for Fruit 30 No 2 Mitchell commercial freight mans relatives are responsible for his W a9 8 50 00 PORK O R R in Atlanta misdeeds and in the case of horse or LARD New mess agent of the B 3 75 Western lias iust issued a very unique calendar cattle theft or for dacoity a whole vilCHICAGO 4 20 a 4 40 for the fruit and vegetable growers of lage or even a small township is laid PLOUR Winter oatents Wheat No 2 the southern states It is one of the under contribution should the imme- - GRAIN 2 Chicago springred 14 No 70H cleverest methods of advertising that diate relatives fail to pay the required CORN No 2 2454 2i OATS 1f has been put out in the south It is full compensation Journal of the Ah PORK No 2 7 40 7 45 Mess of attractive illustrations and also con- - i thropological Institute 3 424 LARD Steam 3 45 tains a complete almanac and pictures BALTIMORE The Superstitions Man 3 904 25 LLOUR Family of the watermelons sent by Mr Mitchell I am going to take my money out of fcrUAlN WrheatNa i 77J4a 77i to xiresidential candidates McKinley Corn Mixed 29 288 O has the Solidstone bank said the man who Oats No 2 white 27J4 28 Bryan and Levering The B is a slave to a belief in signs 11 50 LARD Refined beconle a large factor in the handling 16 85 What said the other man It isnt PORK Mess 4 10 CATTLE First quality 4 40 of southern produce and fruits for the shaky surely 3 90 HOGS Western 4 00 eastern market Not that I knowv But I just found INDIANAPOLIS 1 76 out that their cashiers name is Skip GRAIN Wheat No 2 His Honor Sturdy Platform 2 mixed Corn No 2354 Cincinnati Enquirer Oats No 2 mixed 18H Honest Elections and Good Boads vvith LOmSVILLE is the platform on which Charles G A novelty called a bow facing oar 3 75 Winter patent 400 Bichie of Louisville Ely is standing has been invented by a man in Boone PLOUR Wheat No 2 red 84 GRAIN 85 26 vCorn 26U for reelection next November as judge ounty Mo The person using it can sit iOftts--Mixc- Mixed 2J of Jefferson county court He ought vvitli liis face to the bow of the boat rXrHlVi3tfXeSS 8 75 3 75 LARD Steam to run well on a platform of good roads i aid thus avoid obstructions vWV - the middle and by two doors in the rear At one side two drawers are shown One of these is most convenient for carrying the flat parchment covered prints of butter to market carrying the drawer to the customerVdoor to avoid handling The other can be used for eggs using the ordinary pasteboard fillers placed one upon another The rear can have drawers or not according to the nature of the produce to be car- ¬ ried Above the rear doors are two metal dpen work doors that hold in the vegetables or other articles that are piled in loosely in the wagons top The center of tins toj sace is easily reached from the canvas door in either side The top is of course covered with canvas and should have the name of the farm painted upon each side with the nature of the goods carried This will adver- ¬ tise and enlarge ones trade American ion IJetween llnrmah and China The Shans like all uncivilized peo- ¬ ples are an interesting race They inhabit the mountainous regions be tween Burmah and the frontier states of the Chinese empire To the west of them lie the great plains of Burmah proper watered by the Irrawaddy to the north and east lies the province of Yunnan and to the south are the Karen hills and Siam The river Salwin flows through the country To the west of it are great rolling grassy downs 3000 to 5000 feet above sea level backed by ¬ Inter estin Inhabitants of the Ite Unique Experiment Tried by Postal Authorities at Des Moines An interesting- experiment is being made by the postal authorities at Des - Make the COMPLEXION Beautiful by Purifying the BLOOD T r rr t f It the blood is pure the skin is clear smooth and sott it you tase 4 J1 dUVlLC VUU WlH JL11JU- VuCIxtVUVJ ii u WXJJ ujiiiii xi iv ay ww f health to faded faces take away the liver spots and pimples Help f - BHHKSB When vou sec pimples and liver spots on your face - i nature help you t AI1I1 DRTJGGISTS lOc 25cc 50c o -- Moines wooded hills which rise in places to 9000 feet in height To the east of All the street cars have been vided with letter boxes and the cars stop to permit persons to mail let- ¬ ters These stomps are made wherever the cars would ordinarily stop to take on passengers Des Moines is especially fitted for this sort of mail collection All the street cars in town are operated b one company and all pass the post office or very near it All the lines center at a terminus in the heart of the city and radiate from it The population of the city is widely scattered and this method of collect- ¬ ing the mail seems to be the only satis- ¬ factory system that the people have had The experiment is due to the per- ¬ sistence of Postmaster Edward TV Hunter The service was established April 19 and thus far has proved to bo all that Mr Hunter claimed for it la oo6 YOU CAN IF YOU ONLY TRYNa259 a a aaoaaapaoo8oo-o-a -- r w-- -- Q oo aq a I z to as pro- ¬ S9333335 h i to to to to to J in of Hires Rootbeer on a sweltering hot uo day is highly essen- ¬ tial to comfort and health Jt cools the blood reduces your temperature tones the stomach to to to to to to to to to to as Chicago to California And 2300 from ST LOUIS is the rate that will be made by the II usesiP iCO BUT 90 Y35I 80 P 70B antaFe Route I Endeavor in July It will also apply to intermedi ¬ Dolnts and in the ateITdve you wished reverse direction SOTJTH to Convention SI MAT toyb 50j rzBjjp30 Rootbeer should be in every For the Christian AS home in every k p io1 E 201 zroir0 -- 201 shop A temperance drink more nealtti ful than ice water more delightful and satisfying than any other beverage pro- ¬ duced Madeonlrhj tfie Charles K Hires Co Philadelphia A pack ¬ age makes 5 gallons Sold er erjwhere office in every work- ¬ vieJtthe VEST tho remarkable hnalth resorts farms the Irrigitsdcamps and orchards tho new mining now attracting mul¬ titude of Bold seekers the towering Rockies the stupendous chasm of the Grand Canon xf the Colorado Hiver the far famed marvels of mountain and val ¬ ley on that western shoro where the blue Pacific rolls Then take this opportunity Sou may learn all about by address ¬ ing any agent of the SantaIt Route cr Fe the undersigned W G T Se S V Room 145 9th JaeLnon YA A J BUCK Iij SuTopclti Kun Boom 1345 Gt Xorihera IMdg C A HIGG1NS A6PA Chicago ¬ Co 75 3 SO 6666 JHARTSWWS NOTICE KAME THUS CCC SELF ACTW SHADEROll 1 ¬ BCYCLE Western Wheel Works CftCAGO ihi ¬ DaZTtu THE GENUINE AKDOET X SO LABEL G llAOS CATAL9GVE FREE FTJIjIj OIROISB JHAMSHDBHV X Steel and Wooden steal lined shipped on trial to reliable parties TTILXY GUARANTEED CATALOGUE AND PRICES 3 WRITE POR IS M LEWIS Lessee Box K HAY HUNTER PRESSES Al IMPBOVED Meridian Machine Shops MERIDIAN MISS - j I - SILOS HOW TO BUILD CO We have used the QUEER CITY PRINT8NO INK CO INK with satisfaction for many years and are using it now When in need of ink write to thern Cincinnati or Chicago - A N KELLOGG NEWSPAPER WILLIAMS MFC ask KALAMAZOO MICH nm a eiGYOLE 600 w V ft - Works Weeks Scale rp n u y nil STOCK COAL HAY GRAIN AND COTTON S0AIE8 mrm Jn k ffJrlliiJI lpecMu uieartng oaie Ship anywhere W3We tQI be Hakes Goodasnsw sstottlS Mow High Grade 9 models fully guaranteed 817 to 825 on approral Seeead Hand YYbrii AlC -- m OPIUM particulars sentFJICEE WOOLliEyMJ Atlanta cases DUrrALUj II and Whiskey Habit oured athomewltnoutrmln Book of Ga M A Kf JJmJii YM TtfpsndbU acts la neb town TIB six e f Mtspl tbtX ta istrodue tka Oar ttpsutba it L B MEAD CYCLE Wrllo CO t esce tor oar sBteUl Wabash Are CkIcacoIlI vtUluown Ureathoat the coantrr erv treatment Free DrH MSCOYEIH Sires I O DQY KE W relief and cures worst i V I quick wJwJ Send and for book of testimonials 80X8 lO days IL URSEXS AtUau fla 3ST Fee for increase 2 Rejected claims reopened All laws free 31 yrs practice Success or bo fee A W XtCeralek Soa aacJaastlO aad Waiktagte BC PE SIONS i E VS9S9 yUGflTflN KING OF GUMS Beat Cough Syrup Tastes Good Uae In time Sold by drnggiata CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS m AN K--- d 1660 AVJEKTI8XX -- WECEX liVKlTINO TO - l 3v- y - ff i x iters - z i 9 - r A V- - IS y - r please state that you saw the Advertise steat Ik tkls pper v X s 1 --X s x iff 1 J I t -- v - - 1 t V1 T-y-T - sr i 1 M t 1 J IJA rifV 1 - l - J fs - - v - r c - 1 - Wj v- - iV- V VS2R t- - r- v- - 8 IWHWIMlM THE BOUKBON H J 2 S FBI DAY JUNE -- 11 1897 rB - - v h i Incomparable j Service Excursion to Niagara Falls AJWOUNCEMENTSf FOR STATE SENATOR K h Zkr -- ssi m V N - iif - V- The Queen and Cvesceni trains are the ifn--- st The annual excursion of the G H trains run in the State of Kentucky to Niagara Falls will occur rour aany trains to imcmnau couueuu D Railway luiy qVu cn Tiie rate num wud the main highways of the Great Trunk this 3tfai on O will be 7uu Xiinesof the North West and East Cincinnati This is the line par excellence to Washing Tickets will be good five days ton New Yoik Boston and the East Trains will leave Cincinnati about The Qneeu and Crescent connects with every line out of Cincinnati 1200 Noon The accommodations will EleLexington Ky S T Swift P TA be first class in ever particular Morgan E PA Lexington Ky W gant day coaches Pullman and Wagner sleeping cars lna route is tne hjubl m i ti ¬ ¬ We are authorized to announce James M Thomas as a candidate Senator the State from for eighth Senatorial V District Twenty composed of the counties of iBourbon Montgomery and Clark subject to the action of the Democratic primary elec- ¬ tion July 31st -- i m i IS t T ill H Bl Bv I HI JU Mw Ml Mk I Ml l Bl L JEiXn WM H Ml BV r j0 I tr - terestingof any gW jf YEARS EXPERIENCE GO aSi r - Anyone sending a sfcetch and description may quickly ascertain free whether an Invention is probably patentable Communications strictly confidential Oldest agency for securing patents in America We have a Washington office Patents taken through Munn Co receive special notice in the COPYRICHTS Ac TRADE MARKS DESIGNS ll I - SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN teautifull illustrated lanrest circulation of any scientific lournal weekly terms 6w a ear Specimen copies and HAND 150 six months Book ok Patents sent free Address li CO 361 Broilwny New York MUNN Jt i- H 1 13 C k 4 V i i MADE FAMOUS HAZEL GREEN HERALD fills the a year always in advance The bill editor is a free silver crank bnt original and np to date Siugle copies having sold as high as 1 each Advertisers are from the time they strictly in it Send subscriptions and space secure write for ad rates to Spekcr Cooper Hazel Green Ky 1 ¬ want to read a real livenewspaperTHE Jonathan and His III the story of Continent by Max OReil When you j K n foX 4k 1 f0TR CL V- - ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM TOLEDO All Points in v DSTEOIT TVIichigran- CHICAGO - WhiteGity Special B ist Terminal Station ST LOUIS Avoiding The Tunnel BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cars rt - Buff ett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Private Compartment Cars Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars NEW YORK - hours to Louisville from Chattanooga O Li MlTCHEIil Div Pasr Agt Chattanooga Tenn Chesapeake and Ohio Kys Ncav Entrance To New York On e of the ereatest improvements ever made for the convenience of passengers t and from New York CitV has JUSt been CO pleted A new highspeed Ferry service has been established from big Jersey City depot to the foM of 23d stieet in New York C ty where a handsome Ferry House has been ereetrd with commodious waiting rooms Baggage room and all conveniences of a modern Union Depot Tiu Ferric 3 used between Jersey City and and 23d street are just from the ship builder all that can be embodied in modern large passenger sieamers They are double deckers and the landings on both sides of the river are so constructed that passengers can get aboard or ashore from jDOth docks at once thus saving the trouble and annoyance of going up or down a crowd- ¬ ed stairway Ju couneKion with the 23d street station a line of hansoms aud carriages has been established that will take paseugers to or from any part of New York City a charge of 2i cents per passenger for a mile and a half or under and 15 cents for each additional mile or fraction Trunks will be taken with passengers in four wheel carriages at 10 cents each The charge for passenger in four wheel carriages is 40 cents on same distance bais 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 the Court- land and Debrosses street stations these are still in use for persons going direct to the lower or business end of New York City but for persons desiring to go first to the hotel district the 23d street station fills every need landii gpassengevsonly 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 comfort of riding ia through sleepers to New York without change making from three to live hours quicker time than via any other line Leave Lexington 1125 a m and 850 p up-Lb-da- Going via Toledo 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 fmm wiiiMi q fii Anc comolete view of both the American and Canadian Falls Niagara is can be seen to advantage greatest wonders on the one of the globe everybody knows of Niagara The and everybody wants to go there inaugu- ¬ D Ry was the first to CH rate these cheap excursions and always has the best accommodations provided Persons desiring full for its patrons information about this excursion should¬ address the undersigned and a descriptive circular will be mailed you D G Edwards Passr Traffic Mgr C H D Ry Cincinnati Ohio Incomparable Crescent fast The service on the Queen Through Pullman drawing train North room sleepers Standard vestibuled day coaches lavatories and smoking rooms RlegantCafe parlor and observation cars Nine and one half hours to Cincinnati 10 FOR JAILER We are authorized to announce Wm L Collins as a candidate fqfH Jailer of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party FOR CIRCUIT CLERK subject to the action of the Republican Gorey as a candidate for Circuit Clerk k We are authorized to announce Af J party FOR ASSESSOR Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party We are authorized to announce C L Hough as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action r of the Republican party - We are authorized to announce C J Daniel as a candidate for Assessor of H BW 91 Al SOU f BfiK v ml Will I I W m - jf v y mwk mil Book subs u f ml n M Cow gi 600 300 300 200 M mm Bt J untntu1 Ife i i t te ¬ ¬ prs Mens Pants 25c worth 75c prs Mens Pants good values 49c worth 125 Lawnc prs Mens wool Jeans Pants 72c Gingham 3q etc prs Boys Knee Pants 25c 20 yds Pea Island Brown Cotton S100 glens Suits were 15 now 900 s 20 yds Bleached Muslin 100 Mens Suits were 12 now 790 14 yds Lonsdale and Masonville Bleached Muslin l Mens Suits were S10 now 600 Dress Gingham 5c Mens Suits were 8 now 500 Handsome Percales 7 c Mens Suits were 6 now 375 Black Sateen 7 Jc Mens Suits were 475 now 295 Crash 4c Knee Pants Suits 49c party r Towels 5 up y Knee Pants Suits 1 Lace Curtains 40c up Knee Pants Suits 125 FOR MAYOR AVindow shadfis 10c up Knee Pants Suits 150 We are authorized to announce Bed Quilts 49c Mens Shoes worth 175 now 125 ud Benj Perry as a candidate for Mayor of the City of Paris subject to Ticking 5c up Mens Shoes worth 250 now 190 ft 9 V party the action of the Democratic White Goods 4ic ur Mens Shoes worth 3 now 225 Mens Shoes worth 375 now 275 We are authorized to announce W T Shirting Cotlon 4c up Vi a candidate for Mayor of the CJottonade 10ro Brooks as Mens Shoes worth 4 and 450 now 3 25 city of Paris subject to the action of Lo dies Skirts 95c Mens Laundered Shirts White aud Color d 44c the Democratic party Ladies Shirt Waists 25c up Mens Laundered Shirts worth J now 6e Curtain Scrim 5c up Big line of Sheets Hats Trunks etc at Special 25c Dress Goods now 19Prices lor 1 en Days y v We are authorized to announce Wm Remington as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party Wb are authorized to announce John R Adair as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Newt Clark as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic s FOR POLICE JUDGE Calico 3c Challie 3c - i Special Prices for CABINET PHOTOS BY - 50c Dress Goods now 39c 75c Dress Goods now 49c L GBINN AN Photograxhcr Silks at special prices Special prices on our Ladies and Childrens Shoes and Slippers in Tan and Black y V Be sure your tickets read via FOUR btt i BIG E O McCORMICK Pf V V Passenger Traffic Mgr v MAHTIN Gen Pass Tkt Agt O Cincinnati HMBiBfiaMiDVKHMwainivaviMaMnaamMMaMnaBini 1 THE GREATEST OrALt r3 fashion magazines awarded diploma and silver medal at expositions paris PRicos cents YEARLY SUBSCRIPTIONS 292 TOILETTES POBIISHINGCO J26WEST23STMEWY0R1C Tiaiiawtwm mm - a mn EAST nmn nv dtmi iy BICE kVd TIME TxlBLE BOUND -- - 830am 6f0pm 1115am S10pm Ar Lexingtou liv Lexington ll2am 850pm 830am 550pm Lv Winchester 1158am fl2 pm 915am 630pm ArMt Sterling 1225pm 950prn 950am 705pm Ar AVashingtou 65 am 340pm Ar Philadelphial0l5am 7 05pm 1240nn 908pm Ar New York JjV Louisville t Zfi fs- Ar Louisville t Ar Winchester 730am 450pm 65oam 250pm 800am 520pm 735am 345pm Ar Lexington 911am 630pm Ar Frankfort Ar Shelby ville 1001am 720pm 1100am 815pm WEST BOUND t s Wi i Trains marked thus f run daily ex ¬ cept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without change For rates Sleeping Car reservations or any information call on Agent L F B i or George W Barney NRR Carr Div Pass Agent Lexington Ky Paris Ky V Displays one dollar per inch for first Inser tion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents per Jlne each insertion Locals in blacL type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when xunulng at line rates Obituaros cards of thanks calls on candl dates resolutions of respect and matter of like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ¬ ADVERTISING RATES ¬ ments and yearly cards V iijrtfc From this date May 14 until June With every purchase at our store you a coupon and when you get 3 10 worth of coupon ticketsyenr 1st I wilL make one dozen cabinet get free a large handsome glass framed picture photos for 300 Remember these are special prices for 10 days Dont delay Come now and you -- will reap a I will also make one 16x20 crayon 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 duplim daily 4i Arrive 23rd St N Y City 1250 a m cate photos from same at extremely low 4 t prices and 915 p m daily To those who are not now prepared to Arrive 23rd St N Y City 755 a m take advantage of these low prices I will and455 p m daily 701 Arrive Lexington 800 a m and 520 p sell a contract which will be- good until September 1st 1897 m daily The above prices are for CASH for new surface map of New Write ar iimush ii in i ii i j when sitting is made or order placed York City BTn I liVLttU MU LW1 MW DLBM1 DESIRABLE 60 ACRB FARM C E George W Barney L GRINNAN Division Passenger Agent T SMITH SHOP FOR SALE Paris Ky Lexington Ky HOUSE PIITE B DESIRE to sell my house and lot Seventh Annual Reunion HAVE a well situated 60 acre Bour ¬ with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ bon County farm which I desire to United Confederate Veterans ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal sell It is well improved For any N Nashville Tenn June 22 24 L ance in twelve months For All persons having claims against the 434 Main address will sell round trip tickets June St - - - - Paris Ky particulars address or call on further further particulars E PLUMMER assigned estate of William Tarr are re J at 580 limited ten days An extension quested to file them at onceand on any BENJ F SHARON Millersburg Ky 8ian tf ALSO DEALER IN of 10 days can be had by depositing tick- ¬ day before the undersigned or their at- ¬ 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky et with agent at Nashville torney verified as the law requires Oil F B Carr Agt Any claim not filed may be barred as Ma ¬ Brushes provided oy law Window RP JAS S STOLL Will nav the highest price for wool Glass Etc Assignees Lexington Ky Call and see us before selling Enough For all the Winter Evenings J Q Ward Atty Paris PARIS KENTUCKY 4may 4t R B HUTCHCRAF Estimates promptly furnished for FESEE glass paints painting anddecorating TOWH TOPICS Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls FIFTEEN cents in 208 5thAveNY promptly answered Your work is J tol stamps any one of solicited Prices reasonable the following prize novels TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY SIX pages regular price FIFTY All persons having claims against the cts for FIFTY cents any FOUR for ONE assigned estate of M H Current are Farm DOLLAR any TEN for ONE DOLLAR AND hereby requested to file the same prop A HALF the whole library of SIXTEEN volumes Nasliville Exposition -- THE SALE OF A SOUL Sy O 11 S Mc- - erly verified on or before the 1st day of HAVE a lot of new farming impleLellan July 1897 or they may be barred your ticket to Nashville via Cincin used ments which have never been Buv 7 THE COUSIN OF THE KINO 2y A S Van nati and Queen Crescent Route to Chatta¬ Claims may be filed before the under- ¬ that I will sell cheap for cash Westrum The old and well known firm of 8 SIX MONTHS IN HADES nooga Visit the historic city aud the great Smedley By Clarice I signed or his attorneys on any day 7 double shovel plows Butler of Millersburg Ky Clingham battlefields of Missionary Ridge and Lookout 9 THE SKIRTS OF CHANCE By Captain 2 pony plows Mountain spend a day at the Chicamauga is now in progress of liquidation owing H 0 CURRENT Alfred Thonrpson GNational Military Park then refreshed ud to the assignment of Smedley 6 pair double trees 10 ANTHONY KENT Bv Charles Stokes Wayne Assignee ready for new conquests continue the jour- All of the large stockJ of dry goods By Champion U AN ECLIPSE OF VIRTUE 12 5 tooth cultivators ney Low rates to the great Exposition in Ruddles Mills Ky Bissell notions fancy goods domestics boots 1 nice surrey 12 AN UNSPEAKABLE SIREN By JohnGilliat effect via this pleasant route J Q Ward or 13 THAT DREADFUL WOMAN By Harold R The Queen Crescent train service is per- shoes hats caps and every article kept 1 barouche Vynne Harmon Stitt Attys fect the schedules fast ones the scenery un- by a first class store is now being offered 14 A DEAL IN DENVER By Gilmer McKen- 2 phseton buggies surpassed anywhere 21may4t Ky Paris fri Ir you want the journey to be a pleasant at cost for cash This is a fine oppor- ¬ 15 WHY By David Christie SAYS GLADYS J H HAGGARD one see that your tickets read via Cincinnati tunity for any one wishing to engage in Murrav 16 A VERY REMARKABLE GIRL By L H Glenns old stand corner Fourth and and Queen Crescent P A Cincinnati O the dry goods business and assume con- ¬ W C Rinearson G Bickford RAXLIIOAD TEIE CARD High Streets 17 A MARRIAGE FOR HATE By Harold R trol of a house already established and Vynne well known throughout Central Ken- ¬ Ky Paris 18 OUT OF THE SULPHUR By T C De Leon N ft R L N Rates To Nashville X By Champion Bissell 19 THE WRONG MAN tucky Any one wishing to buy the By Anita 20 THE HUNT FOR HAPPINESS stock as a whole should address ARRIVAL OF TRAINS Vivanti Chartres Tenn Centennial and International 21 HER STRANGE EXPERIMENT By Harold ALEX BUTLER R Vynne From Cincinnati 1116 aVH m 538 p Exposition Nashville Tenn May 1st to OF fhft firm nf Rmpfllfiv 8r Ttnllpr Indicate by the numbers the novels you wat m 1015 p m N will sell tickets Oct 31st 97 L Millersburg Ky From Lexington 439 a m 745 a in J Apply at following rates for the round trip on first mortgage 339 pm 627 pm at The Bourbon News April 28 to Oct 15th final limit Nov 7 From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m asKffiSttTV 26mar tf office 333 pm 1 1260 April 29 to Oct 30jfinal limit 15 From Maysville 748 a m 830 p m days from date of sale 925 April DEPARTURE OF TRAINS J iQO 27 to Oot 30 final limit 7 days including THE PATRONS tejfr To Cincinnati 445 a m 755 a m TO ICE MFQ CO OF THE PARIS date of sale 760 2Ssiv 346 p m F B Carr Agt Op We appreciate your past patronage To Lexington 755 a m ii27 a m We are now ready to quote prices for D 1021 545 p vmvEEsm if To Richmondm 1125 a pmm 543 p m next season and will not be undersold Zi r MCIlATI RY by anybody 1025 p m Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati FRAMFORT Remember our ice is of pure distilled To Maysville 755 a m 635 p m Ohio In Effect March 1 1897 water F B Carr Agent DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris PARIS ICE MFG CO Ky WILBUR R SmTH FRESSDsm EAST BOUND PHIL NIPPERT LCX5NCTCPJ Yd 19feb Manager TUESDAY JUNE 8TH 1897 Lve Frankfort 630am 300pm lpftPTfi7ir10 ouccessful grdduatenir 643am 320pm Elkhorn Arr clnilinu lUOin Iiiiks 65lam 332pm W MILLER has received retnrning every second Tuesday in each Arr Switzer Award of EEedal antl Ep3ciiti at Wcilu 702am 348pm U S AND FOREIGN OSCARexclusiveagency for this and month Arr Stamping Ground JSxposition for Book lrctpirsr pC 708am 358pm PROCURED A T5ioronprIs- InHncnual uiiJ Worvrtve ArrDuvalls Optician Landman Arr GeO getown adjoining counties for the sale of Collcgre Ilundreds of mu ouu in uticidu1 720am 415pm the past year from 2T statP Georgetown 800am 430pm EUGENE W JOHNSON Bryans new book entitled The First B555 w23isSsx5iS has been visiting this Lve Newtown Buainca3 Coaiso cuiiKits of 25oolr leorin Bs9SSKtl city regularly for over Arr 812am 442pm Battle It is written in Mr Bryans Business Arithmetic Pouiuansiiip Coicmercj 822am 452pm SOLICITOR AND ATTORNEY EN PAT ¬ 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