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Published every Tuesday and Friday by

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Make all Checks Money Orders etcpayable to the order of Champ MriiWSB

The State Capital wasdestroyed by fire Wednesday afternoonThe Legislature was in session when thefire was discovered and a panic fol-

lowed¬

The loss is 1500000 See dispatch on second page

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The treaty providing for the settle ¬

ment by arbitration of the long standingdispute over the boundary between Ven-

ezuela¬

and British Guiana was Wednes-day

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signed by Senor Jose Andrade Ven-

ezuelan¬

Minister to Washington andSir Julian Pauncefote the British Am-

bassador¬

See dispatch on second page

Kentucky Press

The Mt Sterling Sentinel Democrat isnow issued as a semi weekly publishedon Tuesday and Friday May it enjoycontinued success

Journal is a regularpeach in its new dressThe Jackson Hustler and North Mid

dletown Advance are publishing thenames of their delinquent subscribera

The Lexington Herald has had twodamage suits filed against it one for25000 and the other 10000 The

paper will likely win both suits

An Interesting Jumble

and

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Of News AndP9miflent

Geqrge Bouglag gherley who nowin Eden Maine feas conveyed to bisfflQtfeer ftrepge Qf property in LouiiTjlle

A nine year old boy from Boydcounty was Wednesday taken to thepenitentiary to serve a year for ¬

T D Hargis for sixty years a Mag 1

istfate in Marshall county is deadDuring his term of office be had married1900 couples

The extradition of Edward Taylor- -

alias Arthui Piatt wanted at-- Lexing-ton

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for murder was granted in LondonWednesday

At Louisville Tuesday Judge Barr ap-

pointed¬

George W Baird of Mt Ster-

ling¬

Special Commissioner to sell theplants of the Mt Sterling Waterworksand Electric Light Co

Squire T J Pickett who has beenGeneral Storekeeper under CollectorShelby has been appointed Deputy Col-

lector¬

at Maysville to succeed the lateColonel Robert L Baldwin Mr HarryTaylor succeeds Mr Pickett as Gen-eral

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StorekeeperCovingtons Jack the Hugger turn ¬

ed out to be Henry Bnhr a fifteen-year-ol- d

cigarette fiend It is thought thecontinued use of cigarettes has destroy-ed

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his mind He has attempted to assault ton or fifteen young ladies in thepast few months

Gen Boyd as the commander of theKentucky divisions of the United Con¬

federate Veterans has tendered the of-

fice¬

of Sponsor for the division at therenuion at Nashville in June to MissSidney Lewis of Georgetown daughterof Dr John A Lewis Surgeon Generalof thn Kentucky division

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BOURBON NEW

Memory

Coleman Searsr 23 diertnear this cityTuesday night and was buried yester-day

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Terrence Kenney aged about seventyyears a respected citizen of Bourboncounty died Tuesday night at the homeof his niece Mrs M J Glenn on theNorth Middletown pike Funeral ser-

vices¬

were held yesterday morning atthe Catholic Church bv Rev tfJdwBurke Burial at the Catholic ceme-

tery¬

Major T W Goodloe aged eightyfour died in Lexington Wednesdaymorning He was a brother of Gen D

S Goodloe and Judge Wm Goodloeand was also an uncle of John J3 Mil-

ler¬

Mies Lucy Miller Mrs Chas Steph-

ens¬

Mrs W M Hinton and a greatuncle of W M Goodloe and Miss Mag-

gie¬

Goodloe of this city The funeraloccurred yesterday afternoon at twooclock The nephews of the deceasedacted as pall bearers The deceased wasthe last of thirteen children Mr V

M Goodloe and Mrs Stephens attendedthe funeral

News Notes From Washington

The following news notes are gleanedfrom the Enquirers Washington corre-

spondence¬

The Committee on Judiciary hasmade a favorable report on the JdIII in-

troduced¬

by Mr Owens of Kentucky toto remove the political disabilities fromthe record of Colonel William ESimms The disability exists becauseCol Simms was a Senator in the Con-

federate¬

Congress and because of hisservice in Confederate army

The Committee on War Claimsmade a favorable report on a bill intro-duced

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by Mr Clardy of Kentucky topay A T Sands 6530 for stores takenby United States troops during the latewar

Senator Lindsay introduced abill in the Senate to grant a pension toGen Cassius M Clay of 100 permonth

Mid Winter Declamatory Contest

Hon J T Hinton of this city HonB F Graziana of Covington and HonL P Applegate of Falmouth will bethe judges in the Mid Winter Declama-tory

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Contest to be held to night at theCynthiana opera house The contes-

tants¬

and their subjects will be as fol-

lows¬

Regulus to the Carthagenians EL Moore of Prof Chancellors elocu-tion

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class -j

rTell Tale Heart A M Warren ofMiss Harris elocution class

Thrilling Sketch O C Crook ofKentucky State College

By Their Faujts Ye Shall KnowThem T H Mar3 Qt KentuckyUniversity

Jack The Fisherman T P War-

ren¬

ofs Centre CollegeThe Southern Soldier T H Little

of Central UniversityRegulus to the Roman Senate5 B

H Connor of Mrs Brocks elocutionclass

GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS

THE

Theatrical And Otherwise Bemarks InThe Foyer

SOUTH BEFORE THE WAR

Harry Martells maminoth pro ¬

duction South Before The War willhe the attraction at the Paris GrandTuesday night The play is a pic mof Southern darkey life and presents nnumDeror realistic scenes including acotton field the landing of the steamerRobt E Lee a camp meeting on FrogIsland and a cake walk The companynumbers about fifty people and carries apickaninny band The company willgive a street parade at 1130 Tuesdaymorning

The company appearing with Nordicaat the Lexington Opera House SaturdayFebruary 13 are m every way worthyof their connection with the great singerWith Madame Schalchi contralto MrBarron Berthald tenor Mr John CDempsey bass baritone and Mr ILuckstone pianist is made completean exceedingly fine concert organiza-tion

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Manager Scott is arranging forexcursions from all of the adjoiningtowns and cities

Miss Alice Castleman daughter of ColJohn B Castleman of Louisville wascrowned queen of the Charity Ball inNew York Tuesday evening by JohnJacob Astor Miss Castleman is a beau-tiful

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blonde and Kentuckians are proudof the success she has attained in NewYor society Chaunoey Depew andother leaders sought her society

DeWolf Hopper will play JohnPhilip Sousas opera El Captain inCincinnatiruext week

Wanted Energetic lady of goodaddress to take agency for the Auto ¬

matic Sewing Machine in Paris and vi-

cinity¬

One who owns the machinepreferred Address with- - referencesWillcox Gibbs S M Co 614 Fourthave Louisville Ky

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Wrights Celery Tea vtlon sick headaches 2fc

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ScSSlEmtitsidiiis rriadetjpof- - the most essentialelements that go to nourishthe body Where the appetiteis varying or lacking it in¬

creases it and where digestionis weak it aids it to performits function in a more vigorousway It enriches the Jblcodmakes healthy flesh and cureschronic coughs and cqlds Bymaking it possible for the bodyto resist disease Our friends tellus IT Works Wondersbut we never like to over statethe merits of our remedy evenwhen it has hzeti tested andtried for over twenty fiveyearsIf you will ask for it we yillsend you a book telling youmore about the subject than wecan put in a few words 4

Go to yottr druggist for Scotts Emul¬

sion Two sizes 50 cts and 100

SCOTT BOWNE New York

NUPTIAL KNOTSL

Engagements Announcements And Sol¬

emnizations Of The Marriage Vows

Miss Gertrude Craig and Mr Alexander Renaker will wed in Cynthiana1Wednesday i

Mr Jack Trigg of Staffordshire En¬

gland wedded Miss Sallie McWilliamsa young school teacher at RichmondKy Wednesday

Dr Jerre C Foster andMiss Adatit

May Litsey were married -- Wednesdayafternoon at Harrodsburg The groomformerly lived in this city

R U Cave Jr and Miss Sallia Bul-lock

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were united in a verv fashionablewedding ceremony Tuesday nigbt at theFirst Presbyterian Church iu LexingtonThe groom fainted during the ceremonyon account of the heat of the churchthe excitement and because of his embarrassment at forgetting the weddinglring He was resuscitated and the ceremony proceeded

We are overstocked on childrensshoes We offer special inducements onthe best makes until January 1st forcasn ju

tf Davis Thompson cSIsgrig

Advertised Letter Iiist

List of letters unclaimedin Paris Ky postoffice Feb5 1897

Arnold Mrs AnnieHuffman AcieBarnett Eddie L HugerlyvMraBettieBerry George Mrs BettyClaxton Mrs Josie Norman Scott -

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Comer Frank Patrick RobertCommer Frank Parker LizzieCooper Narma Powell Mr MrsCurrentMiss Jennie Jobrli RDarnel Willie Richardson W AEvans R G Robertson Mrs CBFrazier Mrs Alice Spears SolFields America TaylorjRobertGoodman Mamie ThropeC LGodman Melvin Washington SophaHall Nellie Washington SarahHildreth Gano Wilson Miss LizzieHowardMrsFtahky White Willie colHoward Sandy WhiteMiss LillieHuggard MissLizzieYoung L F

Persons calling for aboye --letters willplease say advertised

W L Davis P M1

See advertisement in another columnof W J new book The FirstBattle Send your order to OscarMiller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour-bon

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Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa-tion

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sick headaches 25c at

Full Details Gladly GivenA Railroad Officials Experience

MR EDWARD EDMONDS long connected with railroad construction inNebraska-writesrMy-hearttrouble- d

and pained me for 19 years Shortness ofbreath was the constant and most commonsymptom Intense excruciating pain gener-ally

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followed any severe exertion Faintnesshunger without any appetite fluttering thatmade me clutch my breast and palpitationthat of ten staggered me as if Iivould fallwere frequent attacks Again everythingwould turn black if I arose from a stoopingposture quickly Sleepless nights with theirDr MilesHeart CureRestoresHealth

remaining

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Bryans

druggists

prostrating unrestnumerous and I couldget no rest day or night1 consulted leading phy-sicians and tried adver-tised remedies Theygave me no relief One of

Dr Miles circulars described my case soexactly that I took Dr Miles New HeartCure and I am now a well man I hopeevery one troubled vwith heart disease willtry Dr Miles remedies If they will writeme personally I will gladly give them fulldetails of my experience Edw Edmonds

P O Box 65 David City NebraskaDr Miles Heart Caie is sold on guarantee

that first bottle benefits be moneyrefunded

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

FOR JUDGE

We are authorized to announce WmM Purnell as a candidate for Judgeof Bourbon County subject to theaction of the Democratic party

We are authprized to announceJaxbs McCltjre as a candidate forJudge of Bourbon County subject tothe action of the Democratic party

FOR CIRCUIT CLERK

We are authorized to announce ChasE Butler as a candidate for CircuitClerk subject to the action of the Demo-cratic

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partyWe are authorized to announce T

Hart Talbot as a candidate for CircuitClerk subject to the action of theDemocratic party

We are authorized to announceGeorge T Mo Carney as a candidatefor Circuit Clerk subject to the actionof the Democratic party

FOR SHERIFFWe are authorized to announce

George W Bowen as a candidate forSheriff subject to the action of theDemocratic party If elected MrBowens deputies will be W WMitchell and 1 ames Burkel

vWe are authorized to annonnceBrutus J Clay Jr with G WJudy and J Smith Clarke as deputiesas a candidate for Sheriff subject to theattion of the Democratic party

FOR COUNTY CLERK

We are authorized to announce EdD Paton as a candidate for re electionas Clerk of the Bourbon County Courtsubject to the action of the Democraticparty

FOR JAILER

We are authorized to announceSamuel T James as a candidate forJailer subject to the action of theDemocratic party

We are authorized to announce W COones as a candidate for re election asJailer subject to the action of theDemocratic party Mr Jones candi-dacy

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is in the interest of Mrs LandonAshbrook

We are authorized to announce W HBoone as a candidate for Jailer sub-ject

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to the action of the Democraticparty

We are authorized to announce WmL Collins as a candidate for Jailer ofBourbon County subject to the actionof the Republican party

We are authorized to announce JohnH Stewart as a candidate for Jailersubject to the action of the Democraticparty

We are authorized to announceJoseph F Williams as a candidate forJailer subject to the action of theDemocratic party

WeFOR COUNTY ATTORNEY

are authorized to announceClifton Arnsparger as a candidate forra election as County Attorney subjectto the action of the Democratic party

We are authorized to announce Sam ¬

uel B Rogers as a candidate forCounty Attorney subject to the actionof the Democratic party

We are authorized to announce DenisDundon as a candidate for County At-torney

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subjeot to the action of theDemocratic party

FOR ASSESSOR

We are authorized to announce J TJ

Boardman as a candidate for Assessorof Bourbon County subject to theaction of the Democratic party

We are authorized to announce S DClay as a candidate for Assessor ofBourbon County subject to the actionof the Democratic party

We are authorized to announce Gar ¬

rett D Kenney as a candidate forAssessor of Bourbon County subject tothe action of the Democratic party

We are authorized to announce WmH Whaley as a candidate for Assessorof Bourbon County subject to the ac-

tion¬

of the Democratic partyWe are authorized to announce Will

G McClintock as a candidate forAssessor of Bourbon County subject tothe action of the Democratic party

We are authorized to announce ArchieW Bedford as a candidate for Assessorof Bourbon County subject to theaction of the Democratic party

We are authorized to announce C LHough as a candidate for Assessor ofBourbon County subject to the actionof the Republican party

FOR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS

We are authorized to announce MissKate Edgar as a candidate for le-elec-ti- on

as Superintendent of Public Schoolsfor Bourbon County subject to theaction of the Democratic party

We are authorized to announce WmE Williams as a candidate for Super-intend

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nt of Public Schools for BourbonCounty subject to the action of theDemocratic party

FOR POLICE JUDOE

We are authorized to annonnce WmRemington as a candidate for PoliceJudge subject to the action of theDemocratic party

Wt are authorized to announce JohnR Adair as a candidate for PoliceJudge subject to the action of theDemocratic party

- We are authorized to announce NewtClark as a candidate for Police Judgesubject to the action of the Democraticparty

FIFTY PEAR TREES FOR 100

Farmers G row your own PearTrees For one dollar I will send youpostage paid the following fifty peartrees

x all grafted on Japan SeedlingStock 10 E Harvest 10 Bartlett 10 CFavorite 10 F Beauty 10 Idaho Ifyou send in your order before February15th I will include one Lincoln Coreless no seed no core Reference anybank at this place Address

Geo A-- RileyCrreensDurg Indv

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FINEST CHOCOLATESTICK AND MIXED CANDIESCANDIED CHERRIESCANDIEDCANDIED PINE APPLES

New York Cream Edam and Pine Apple Cheese Fancy EvaporatedPeaches Apricots Apples Prunes kinds of Canned Fruits Sar¬

dines Champgnion French Peas Bottled Pickle CatsupEtc v

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NEWTONMain St Opp Oourt House

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MARGOLENSCARPET SALE

Now the time to buy Rusts and MattingI have a good lot to select from and my prices defy

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uuiupeuuuii i nave a Tine assortment or these goods andif you will come in and look at them I am sure I caaplease you and it no trouble for me to show them tyou Consider the prices which I quote below

from 40 cts upfrom 18 cts upfrom 9 cts up

Rugs from 50 cts up rRemember the place and call early - v

MflRGOLENOpp Court House PARIS KY

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We Are WorkingFor A Reputation

And can not afford to turn out inferior workGive us a trial and if good work can gain your

yours is insured Quick work and

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Fractions of lines count as full lines irheifrun nine at line ratesObituarss cards of thanks calls on candi ¬

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