bourbon news. (paris, ky) 1900-10-26 [p 5]

THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS FRIDAY OCTOBER 26 1900

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TELEPHONE NO 124

SUBSCRIPTION PRICESPayable in Advance

aflyeM 2 00 3100

rake all Checks Money Orders Etc

CITY TAXESA penalty of ten per

cent will be attachedupon all City Tax Billsremaining unpaidThursday November 1

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Collectorrented the Kenney

residence of Winchester street

FLOUR exchanged for wheatE F SPEARS SONS

THE public schools of Cynthiariahave been closed on account of scarletJ ver

WALLACE STEELE has rented resi-

dence of Mrs Ev Rogers on Main

ttr3tSEE the new and pretty French I

flannels in all shades and figuresHeymans

THE Hill Tap Gun Olub will give afhoot at Alfred Olays next Tuesdayand Wednesday

INSURE your tobsfoso all farmwith T Pcrfcer SmitlU as

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THE State Poultry Assdeia

tion will hold its annual show in Louis-

ville January 14 to 19

FOUND In the opera house acape Also a pair of spectacles

Inquire of Manager Porteri i

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hand which I close out at costJAMES H HAGGARD

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SHOES that please in style fit andprice are what the purchaser wantsAll these guarantee at Davis ThompEOJ Isgrig

B F BUCKLEY has takenof the Cummins place near j

which he bought recently Hewill continue in the tobacco business

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DERIAS CURRENT colored who ischarged with cutting Lydia Tillman of i

Claysville waived his examiningWednesday morning beforeWebb-

T T TEVPLI has the contract to j

build the cattle pens at the ParisCo and left yesterday morning

for Rockcastle county to buy the lumberto be used

THE Paris Distilling Co will beginrunning in about three weeks SimonNeil of Lexington has purchased theslop and will feed eight hundred cattleat the distillery pens s

ROBINSON GREEN who has been inthe employe of the Adams Express Go

for several years resigned yesterday toaccept a position withinans omnibus line

ALLIE MANN who has been an ac-

commodating employe of MannFuhrmans bus some time leftyesterday for Carlisle to engage inother business

LOST Wednesday morning betweenParis and the first toll house on Win-

chester pike a feather boa Finderplease leave at THE NEWS office

MRS W T GiLKEtv

ANTHONY WILSON colored was triedWednesday before Judge Smith on thecharge of obtaining goods under falsepretenses He was held over in 200

bond to Oircuifc Court

Gov BBOKHAM on his return toFrankfort Wednesday affixed his signature to HdfKJO Bill 18 the new electionlaw and to several minor resolutionsThe new Yaw tuiU go into effect in nine

CARL CnAtf ftJKOS barber shop iseasily the lJfl fc send most convenientplace in to got a aluivc bath hair-cut or shine Three expert barbers furnish a quiok and ffttiufactpry serviceGood bath service attached tf

DR JOSEPH of Cincinnatiwho is known to many persons in Parisand Bourbon had an exciting experi-ence this week with his automobile-

It jumped into his neighbors yard tenfeet below snorted forth a cloud ofsteam and ran into a DrEichberg copt his seat and finallycontrolled machine The Doctorescaped injury

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Speaking AppointmentsPURSUANT to the plan announced by-e National Democratic Campaign

ommittee to have a Democratic Rallyeach precinct in the United Statesmen

Saturday Oct 27 the Bourbon CountyCampaign Committee announces thefollowing appointments

Buddies E Mcore Jr andJ Williams

Millersburg HonW P Kimball andHon Jno S Smith

Little South Trimble andM MoVeyNorth Middletown Hon Jno R

Allen and Hon EM DicksonEarl Ashbrook arid

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Jacksonville Judge C D Webb andC Fisher

Hutchison Hon Chas H Miller ofLexington

C FisherSpeaking at all places at 2 oclock pm

Saturday nignt at 7 p mIon South Trimble Col Jno R Allenind Hon W P speak athe CourtHouse

Hons South Trimble of Frankfortand Campbell Cantrill of Georgetownand Miss Margaret Ingels of Paris willspeak Friday night at 730

Neville C Fisher will address theDemocratic Campaign Club of Hutchison No 2 at Hutchison school houseon Friday evening Sept 26 at 7

The Democratic Band WagonThe Democratic band wagon is the

greatest political hit that was ever madein Christian county Three more bigmeetings were held and nearly 1500people were addressed and fifteen milesof territory covered

The meetings are growing every dayand the third day culminated in twomonster meetings only three milesapart in which there were nearly athousand people The speakers weredivided and Hon W R Howell spoketo the miners at Empire while theothers addressed the main meeting at

a Republican stronghold-IN the Southern part of Kentucky a

Democratic band wagon is a very uniqueof the campaign The wagon

carries a band and several orators and ismaking successful campaign severalcounties It attracts large crowds

Kentucky Knights of PythiasTHE Grand Lodge of Kentucky

Knights of Pythias was in session inWinchester this week The followingofficers were chosen Martin oE-

Oweusboro Grand Chancellor V GR Logan of Louisville Vice GrandChancellor Jouette Henry of Hopkinsville Grand Prelate Wade SheltmanGrand Keeper of Records and SealsJule Plummer of Newport

of Exchequer JoeG Covington-of Bowling Green Grand MasteratArms W T Scheurman Grand InnerGuard John Swift of Dayton GrandOuter Guard

Harrison Clay Farm Sold

THE Harrison B Clay farm containing 150 acres on the Winchester pikefive miles from Paris vas sold yester-day at public sale by Auctioneer A TForsyth to Wm B and MrsGano Haldreth for 9001 per acreMrs Hildreth gets the improvements onthe farm

The price of Mrs Bettie G Claysfarm which was bought by CatesbyWoodford was dollars per

New Telephone Company

A CYNTHLVNA capitalist was in thecity Tuesday night in the interest ofgetting up an independent telephonecompany for Paris and buildingplant at once We understand that hereceived considerable encouragement

The independent telephone companies-of the Bluegrass held a meeting at Loxington Tuesday and signed an agreeueiic xiwt M Loll out to the Cumberland-

or Bell Company

Youtsey In Excellent HealthHenry Houtsey who was taken to the

Frankfort jail Tuesday from Georgetown is in excellent health

His relatives have employed DrWallace a local pbysician to look afterhim Many of the old friends of theprisoner called on him at the jail Tues-day afternoon and Wednesday morningHe conversed with all of them

Supplemental Registration

rTHB supplemental registration willby County Clerk Paton on Monday

Tuesday and Wednesday October 2980 and 81 The registration will be bjaffidavit and only those can registewho wore preventedregular registration by absence from thecity or sickness

Accidentally ShotROBERT TRUMBO son of D A Trumbo

was accidentally shot Monday by j

young Wallace Rash while theout hunting in the Clintonvill

precinct Young rvtolik was shdt ithe groin and the woiiiid may provvery

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Notes About Our Guests Arrivals andDepartures Society Doings

J A Stern is in Portsmouth 0 ona business trip

Miss Alice Spears is at home from-

a in CynthianaMrs Scotland Highland was in

Cincinnati Wednesday

Mrs Ossian Edwardsvisited friendsin Cynthiaua yesterday

Mr Chas Jones of Flemingsburgthe city yesterday-

Mr Amos Turney returned fromChicago Wednesday night

Hon Richard Stoll of Lexingtonwas in the city Wednesday

Mr Lau Butler left Wednesday fora business trip in the South

Mr James T Davis Mr David j

M Dodge are on the sick listMrs W W Kenney was a Paris

visitor in Lexington yesterday

Lida Ferguson was a Parisvisitor in Lexington Wednesday

Miss Josie Cronin of the Fordham-

is ill being threatened with feverMiss Stella Roberts left yesterday

for a visit to friends in Cynthiana

Miss Margaret Lane of Cynthiana-

is the guest of Miss Eddie Spears onMfr Airy avenue

Mrs Morris Renick of Middle

town 0 is a guest at Mr W HRenicks on High street

Mrs E M Dickson and daughterMissLizzette left yesterday for ato relatives in Richmond

Mrs W L Davis and daughterMiss Mary Irvine Davis have returnedfrom a in Louisville

Miss Lida Rogers Up fromMsysville Wednesday afternoon for avisit to Miss Gertrude Renick

Miss Margery Turney attended acard party given in Cynthiana yesterdayafternoon by Mrs W M Turney

Mr and Mrs Wm Judy of Nich-

olas are guests at Mr W H HJohnsons on Mr Airy avenue

Miss Margaret Butler to

leave in a few days for a visit inVa and Washington-

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Mr Arthur Davis who lived atJacksonville many years ago is visitingMrs Frank Shropshire near LeesburgHe now lives in Texas

Dr Clay Stone and Mr OakfordHinton attended a euchre party in

Tuesday night given byMrsSarahAllen of North Mill street

Mrs Horace Miller jastej davfor California where she will spend ihWiuter with relatives She will stopoff at Robinson Utah to visit herdaughter Mrs Mrs David Depue

Mrs Newton Mitchell of Duncanavenue entertained fourteen younglady friends at a charming five coursedinner Wednesday evening in honor ofher sister Mrs Garrett of WoodfordThe decorations were La France rosesand the place cards were pretty watercolors painted by Mrs Mitchells kins-

woman Miss Katherine Bird Duringthe evening the Chafing Dish Cluborganized with fourteen members Itwill meet every two weeks

Miss Gertrude Renick entertainedthe new euchre club Wednesday even-ing in handsome style at her home onj

High street There were about fortyclub members and pests present andeuchre was played until eleven whenlunch was served The rooms weredecorated with American Beauty rosesand Mermets The players were MissesSue Buckner Louise and Marie ParrishLida Rogers Maysville Mrs Sidney-G Clay Anita Bell MississippiMilda McMillan Fannie JohnsonMargaret Lyne Cynthiana KatieLucas Eddie Spears Lizzette DicksonSallie Joe Hedges Mary Best TarrMargaret and Ollie Butler KatherineSimms Jessie Turney Mrs Scott Ronick Middletown 0 Messrs SamClay Sidney G Clay DrM H Daily Dr Will Kenney DrWill Kenney Dr Clay Stone Dr SilasEvans Hugh Brent Ed Tucker J WBacon Clell Turney John BrennanDr Chas Dickson John N DavisSpears Talbott Clay Oakford HintonWalter Champ The prize forwas won by Miss Fannie Johnsonwhile Dr Evans won the prize for gentlemen The next meeting of the clubwill be with Miss Mary Best Tarr onNovember 7th

Rev Dr K N Craig of Atlantadropped dead in the pulpitmorning while addressing the Presbyteriari Synod of yirginia sesaioiat Newport Nows

J T MCMILLAN dentist office oveTHE NEWS on Broadway tf

A Louisville saloon keeper givesafternoon papar with each drink

Mrs H Keenon wife of abanker died yesterday of blood poisoncaused by a carbuncle

Simon Weil the Lexington stopbuyer has returned from a twotrip to Europe

T aE bird season does not open untibut the pot hunters ari

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THE FARM AND TRUE

For the Farmer Trader andStockRaiser

At the big Hereford cattle thisKansas City Columbus AVil a

yearling Hesoid bull sold toRockefeller of Cleveland for 5050Beau Donald XXVIII a Dull bred byW H Curtis of Eminence Ky soldfor 2000 and Beau Dpnald XX a

bull owned by H D Martinalso of Eminence brought 430

Mode Mitchell of Lexington has soldhis fancy saddle horse Sousa toLawrence Jones of Louisville for

1500 Sousa was a big winner atthe Louisville horse show

Col J E Pepper of Lexington soldEngland Wednesday his valuable

colt Kings Courier to Mr Sevier abookmaker for 25000

Simon Weil bought several cars ofheavy cattle at Shelbyville this week at

450 to 475

Lexington will vote on the question-of building a 200000 hall

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L H RAMSEY Lessee and ManagerR S Resident

NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE

Commencing

MONDAY OCT 29The Versatile Comedian Mr

GEO B HOWARDCharming Soubrette and

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MISS FLORAwith their company of Dramatic andVaudeville Artists presenting a seriesof melodramas comedydramas comedies and farcesCONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES

VAUDEVILLE BETWEEN ACTSPRICES

NightMatinee

10 20 30 cents10 cents to all

Opening bill Monday night the fouract sensational comedydrama

THE WINNING HANDLadies admitted free Monday night

when accompanied by a paid 30centticket which must be reserved atBrooks drug store by 6 p in

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prepared to promptly dye cleanpress and repair clothing in a satisfactory manner at reasonable prices Theyask your patronage nov2Slyr

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I have just placed two 50 porcelainlined bath tubs in my bath rooms at my

shop and offer an excellent bathservice to the public ComfortableTooms polite attendants Your patron-age solicited BUCK

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Public SaleSmall House and Lot

1900 at 3 oclock at the Court Housedoor a frame house and lot situatedthe North side of Eighth street andknown as the Connelly property The

j house contains four rooms and lot is4 45x145 feetj Property is bringing a good rental

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EXECUTORS SALE

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expose to public sale the home oflate Mrs Sallie S Adair located in

Bourbon County Kentucky on thePariS turnpike near MtCarmel Church containing about 175acres of land comfortable all

stock barn C About 7 12 fromParis 1 12 miles from Shawhan station

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LARGEST DR GOODS STORECITY

TABLE LINENS and NAPKINST-his season we are showing an entire new lineTo be uptodate you should have a stripewith napkins to match

Why NotDaffodils on BarRoses on StripesMaid on onCarnation Pinks on StripesHare Bells on

Napkins to MatchOUR SPECIALS Cloaks Furs and Capes

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FOURTH MAI STS PARIS KY

Ifyou cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 inches youseyesight is failing and should have immediate attention

Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect Jensen perfectlymade of purest set In frames of the highest eliisfrsliyapd orreru of greatest

with the utmost lljrhu n ctt fina and lens arare scientifically fitted r i r JJ T r en avfij re for theyare perfect l 3 Hce Nor of men not know how to fit

lil gal pooiij udjijsied spectacles or poor imperfect lenstn nod are butt 3ro8 vlthoaaly a with either these imperial spectacles of a skillfndeal jr and the will last longer without c ang9 be cheapest in end

We ha e engaged the services of E F C H Bowen who Willvisiteout store on the second and last Thursdays of each mouth and inviteall to have their eyes for which there is necharge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded

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ed DOW SPEARS We have lots ofreadyprepared foods and many thingsneeding little preparation Everything-in stock is we havent whatyou call for it only takes a moment toget it Call us up

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But we have taken the hintfrom her advance agent andprocured a large stock of FallClothing to be sold at popularprices Best top coatspatterns silk lined can behad from 10 to 20 THE

SUITS AREGood quality at 10 1250

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