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BOURBON CIRCUIT COURTJ T McMillans Admr etc Plaintiffs

Vs NOTICE OF SALERRaymond McMillan etc Defendants-

By virtue of a judgment and orderof sale made and entered in the abovestyled action at the June Term 1908of the Bourbon Circuit Court the

Master Commissioner of theBourbon Circuit Court will sell atpublic auction to the highest and bestbidder at the court house door in thecity of Paris Kentucky on

Saturday August 29 1908at the hour 11 oclock a m theproperty described in the judgment and

ments thereon situated in Paris Kyfronting on the West side of the PublicSquare twentytwo feet and extendingback of equal width

i Fourth street situated between thelots of the Agricultural Bank on the

j and is the same property conveyed toJ T McMillan by Thomas Green andwife by deed of record in fee office ofthe Clerk of the Bourbon County Courtin Deed Book 61 page 430

TERMS Said sale will be made ona credit of six twelve and eighteenmonth for equal parts of the purchasemoney The purchasers will be required to execute bonds with approvedsurety baring interest from until paid and payable to the

Master CommissionerRUSSELLMANN

Master Commissioner Bourbon CircuitCourt

McMillan Talbott Attorneys

Burns at MaysvilleThe Throckmorton Hotel at Mays

ville Ky was burned Wednesdayafternoon The proprietress of thehotel had 86 00 concealed under thecarpet in one of the room3 which wasdestroyed

Over YearsIn 1872 there a great deal of

diarrhoea dysentery and cholera infanturn It was at this time that Chamberlains Colic Cholera and DiarrhoeaRemedy was first bought into use Itproved more successful than any otherremedy or treatment and has forthirtyfive year maintained that recordFrom a small beginning its sale anduse has extended to every part of theUnited States and to many foreigncountries Nine druggists out of ten

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Mr Sallee of WasonMs the guestof Hord Barnes

Dr and Mrs C B Simth spentMonday in Lexington

Mrs Bertie Ball of Lewis countyis the guest of her niece Mrs Joe W

Mock vR M Caldwell left Monday for a

few days visit to friends in German

Shannon and family returned Saturday from Lake Chautauqua New

Mrs Margaret Howard and daughter Miss Ida of Carlisle aie guests ofMrs John Mock

Miss Louella Payne of Georgetown is the guest of her aunt MrsG S Allen

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The union services Sunday eveningwill be at the Baptist church Sermonby Rev G L Kerr

Mrs Sallie Best attended thefuneral services of Dr E H Rutherford at Paris Saturday

Mrs R S Sanders left Tuesdayfor a two weeks visit to her fatherMr Irwin Taylor of New York

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J G Allen and brother MrsFrank Allen of left Monday for Cincinnati and other points

and Mrs H McKinney ofCarlisle spent Saturday and Sundaywith her parents Mr and Mrs OscarRankin

Mrs Hattie Brown and daughterMiss Lydia have returned after athree weeks stay at Martinayille muchimproved

Mrs Wallace Shannon and littledaughter Frances and Nettie leftMonday for a months visit to hermother in Greenville Miss

Marvin Whaley who has been withhis mother Mrs Mary J Whaley forseveral weeks left Tuesday to resumehis duties at Crown Point Ind

Mrs Swift and daughter Lucileof Birmingham Ala and Mrs HaroldCollins of Maysville are guests oftheir sister Mrs John Ingels andfamily

Miss Belle T Judy has returnedafter a protracted visit to her sisterMrs Carl Vaught of Parkersburgand aunt Mrs Creighton of Indianapolis Ind

Dr and Mrs Wm Savage and little son Robert have returned to theirhome in Cincinnati after a weeksvisit to his father Mr T E Savageand family

Quite a number here are campingat Parks Hill Mrs P L Dimmittand dauhgter Miss Lula McNamaraMisses Fisher Hardie and DicksonMisses Katherine and Elizabeth MillerMrs Rebecca Collier and

Miss Valette McClintock MissesLottie Vimont Laura Jefferson DrH C Burroughs and C E Bryan areamong thenumber

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saw at 10 cents per pound during themonth of August

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Rewards OfferedGovernor Willson has offered another

reward of 500 and there is now 1000reward for those guilty of the Russellville lynching

Sultan StabbedThe Sultan of Turkey was stabbed

in the breast Monday night by a minorpalace official The coat of mail whichthe Sultan always wear deflected theblow The assassin was arrested

State Campaign CommitteeAfter being on the job for a week

and giving it the most careful thoughtthe subcommittee appointed last Wednesday to select a Democratic Cam

Committee for Kentucky wentto Louisville Wednesday got togetherand announced their selections

This is the excellent committee whichwas decided upon

Judge Lewis McQuown of Frankfort Seventh district

Judge W Young of MoreheadTenth district

Senator R B Brown of WarsawSixth district

Judge S W Hager of AshlandNinth district

Senator P S Maxwell of MarionFirst district

Josh T Griffith of Owensboro Second district

This committee is headed by Congressman Ben Johnson of Bqrdstownwho was elected chairman last weekwithout opposition

A meeting of the Democratic StateCampaign Committee has been called

Chairman Johnson to convene at theSeelbach Hotel Louisville Tuesdayat which meeting the secretary of thecommittee will be selected and permanent State Democratic Campaign

selected At the meetingnext the initial steps towardsecuring information for the electionof chairmen of the various county campaign commttees will be taken

The members of the DemocraticState Campaign Cqmmittee werechosen by State Chairman PrewittA Berry of Paducah and Judge J ADonaldson of Carrollton who werenamed by the State committees andBen Johnson the campaign chairmanand Congressman Oliie M James whowas invited to the conference for thepurpose of giving hia viaws Themeeting was in the nature of an

session and continued for some

timeBen Johnson the chairman of theycampaign committee stated that inmaking the selections there was notthe slightest evidence of dissen

whatever He said that the onlydifficulty which had so far arisen wasthat of locating the members overtheState

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Of the Me TooThe general opinion on the Taft

speech of acceptance seems that t

it was of the me too variety witha happy omission of the personal pro j

noun with which Mr Roosevelt so

my policies His fulsome praise ofthe President however stops short ofapproving new experimental legislation but insists that the chief function of the next admistration is toclinch what has been done JAr Taftputs off the income tax issue a moreconvenient season when the government needs more revenue he apologizes for Republicanextravagance andwhat is of most importance to Democrats he surrenders to theters on the tariff issue and refuses tomake extreme concessions to laborunions The speech is evidently intended to propitate the buisness interests if not Wall street

Gompers on the StumpSamuel Gompers President of the

American Federation of Labor left forLima Ohio Tuesday to make aspeech presumably of a politicalnature From there he will go toColumbus to speak again The program is taken to mean that Gompersintends to get into the thick of thecontest Presidency-

He favors the election of Mr Bryanand it is anticipated that he will nothesitate to so advise his audiences inOhio which doubtless will consistchiefly of organized labor men Whenhe was asked about his trip to OhioJompers said his speeches were to be

addresses and not political addresses He explained that theywould speak fnr themselves after theywere delivered It is Gompers plan toconduct an active canvas for Bryan

Big Potato YieldMcKee Brothers of Woodford county

are pleased with the results of theirfirst venture in potatoes on a largeset la They have sixty acres and havesola the entire crop of F F Clawsonof Columbus Tenn for 70 cents abushels f o b Versailhs They aremaking a second planting now and sayboth crops will consume six monthstime They will realize about 140 anacre which they say is far more

than tobacco

Prescription by PigeonCarrier pigeons are used by physi

cians in the north of Scotland as messengers between the houses of patients and the home of the doctor whotakes several of the pigeons with himon his long rounds If one of his patients needs medicine immediately hewrites out a prescription and sendsthe bird back to the office for it

Willows from Napoleonsis interesting to learn that prac

tically all the weeping willows in NewZealand are products of theUsupplywhich John Tinline carried away withhim from Napoleons grave nearly 60years ago Mr Tinline who was oneof the early pioneers of New Zealandkept them alive on the voyage bysticking them into potatoes

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ft leader has been out of a job mostof the time because he couldnt findanybody who wanted to be led

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school age reported this year is morethan one hundred less than reportedlast year Small families or none atall are becoming fashionable and weare approaching the conditionin older countries where theincreases very slowly WinchesterDemocrat

RELIGIOUS

Rev J S Malone will preach asusual at the union meeting of the Presbyterian church at the Second churchSunday morning

Union services of the Associatedchurches will be held at the Second

church will preach the sermonI

assisted by Rev J W Porter of Lexington who is a fine pulpit oratorHis subject for tonight will be Nowor Never Sunday afternoon at 3 30oclock Dr Porter will speak to menonly his subject being the Death

I Supper At the evening hour DrPorter will preach from the subject

Lots Escape from Sodom

Amateur Night at the Grandi Tonight is night at thevaudeville theatre of McMahan

night that is never overlooked by the average theatre goerand the house is invariably packed toits capacity Manager Jackson willintroduce in the amateur program thePrais quartette which has on severaloccasion appeared in public and eachtime has scored a decided hit It iscomposed of Messrs Ray and Wallace

Prentice Lancaster and ClaySutherland Besides the amateur actshere is to be a new illustrated songand new motion pictures the famousRainbow sisters and Phillips themusical wonder Phillips and theRainbow sisters made their first appearane at the theatre last evening

Sleeping Bag for BabiesTo protect babies from the draughts

of winter nights a sleeping bag is onthe market It is made precisely likethose in use by the ranchmen of thewest except that it is of the daintiestsoftest eiderdown The flapmay be drawn about the shouldersthus providing a cozy warm nest inwhich the coverlid cannot be tossedaside by the restlessness smalloccupant

Making Light of Rules-i I chafe against the regulationsmurmured the college girl as she

surreptitious Welsh rarebit at2 a Lampoon

Wasted EffortsSociety women are giving East Side

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