THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY JANUARY 2 1900

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dtT fists fkf Swad tfr bmldlnr-l tj Tftost d by fbe Agricultural Bank

OKB BMtri of Tax forBwKhM Qmnrty begna Us sittings yestec flofl will be in for about

SW PP fVcord 170 acreswas stir yfreferday by auctioneer

te Frank Bedford for 0 F Colcord-

at 87 per acre

WAJIKBN BAcoN has returned homefrost lM taitg trip in andB waa oecwtfas last week He killedftbMrt oae birds

T E Daughters of the ConfederacywBI dye aa open session Saturday afterBOM at SsN oclock at Odd Fellows HallMrs A M Harrison of Lexington willisKvar the address The public iskt ed

3 B trial of Charles Claybonrne colred who shot Arthur Roberts a nine

year odd colored boy in Layio Conherb gcooary on December Sid has beensenor Dter0day morning at ten oolocV

will probably recover

IQdtHigfct raRS5 was held at the Cath

Pafeber Burke 3 thecst d the New Year way ushered inThe services were attended by largeaodieBce The choir rendered sometae utorfc

L T Travis Agent R RSelfwa writes onaaet say tooznooh in praise of One Minute CoughCane la my casa it worked like aObum Tb only harmless remedythat gives laiBpdi te resnUs JUTesooo bs oolda oronp bronchitis and allthroat troubles W T Brook

For Rent Store room nextdoor to Price Co now occ-

upied 8 Stout as a merchanttailoring Enquireof rice Co if

Removal NoticerBefor remoring to the Lancaster

Ifortbcott storeroom early next yearH 6 St at Co will sell all suitingetc at bargain prices Dont mia

you really want goodol Ebea at bargain prices

Salary IncreasedThe City Council at its last meeting

iaczfeaeed the salary of the CityRogers Moor to 700 per year

Tile Gas Oo and the Electric LightOo offered bids for the contract for

Actors Sorrow-

S A LaClair a clever member of thePaige Dramatic Company spent a sadOn stmas in this city though he madexoscry at the Grand and amused hundrede with his clever feats as a jugglerSeveral days before Christmas he puofeased a large doll and sent it to hislittle slater in a disaat city and on lastWednesday he receive a letter statingtbftl hie beloved sister was dead when

doll unveil The mother faintedwbaa the present way unvrrappedi Mr

LaClair was much grieved over his

sister death but was compelled to ap-

pear as usual with the company

New Offices Rented

Attorney E M Dickson and John S

Smith have leased the suite of offices onthe second floor of the Broadway cor

net of the new Agricultural Bank building T E Ashbrook has leased twozooms on the Fourth street corner of thesame floor and C M Thomas has twozooms on the second floor on the Fourthstreet side

Dr Philip Foley is occupying offices

iartbe third floor on the Broadway sideof the building and Downing

have mored intoToarth streat aide of this floor

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A IHBEE or four line advertisement inTHE BOURBON NEWS bas found a goldwatch a pair of spectacles and a

brooch which were lost bv members of a Paris family during the pastthree months

Advertising in THK NEWS alwaysbrings good results Have you triad it

Court Day ItoportJanuary court attracted a very small

crowd to Paris yesterday There wereonly a few cattle offered on the aqnaruand Jonas Weil sold forty to J E Clayat thirtyeight dollars each A fewmules were told at sold at prices rangingfrom 50 to 130

WanaifSakers IdeaTo discontinue an advertisement

says John Wanamaker the largest advertiser in the world is like takingdown your sign If you want to do

you must let people know itStanding advertisements when fr gentlychanged are better than reading noticesThey look more substantial and businesslike and inspire confidence I wouldas soon think of doing business withoutclerks as without advertising

KKLLAR at the Grand tonight

January Revenue AssignmentsAmong tho internal revenue assign

ments are the following Storekeepers-C T Thockmorton S J GreeabaumsMidway J P day W AJohnson warehouse G White Co

J M Jameson day L M Gaffinwarehouse Paris Distilling CoGangers J M Bnrbridge PeacockDistilling Co J M Russell BourbonDistilling Co

To Storm WinchesterTHE Elks will storm Winchester on

the 10th and will capture the cityThe Paris Elk Lodge has been aske1

to institute the new Elk Lodge aton January 10th and has ac

cepted tho invitation The Lexingtonand Cynthiana lodges will also assist inthe ceremonies The attendance of visit-ing Elks at Winchester will be large andand the Paris Lexington and Cynthiannlodges will probably go over on a specialtrain accompanied by a brass band andtbe goats belonging to the respectivelodges

KBLLAR at the Grand tonight

Dividendsr

The Paris banks declared semiannualdividends as follows yesterday

five per cent Citizens threeper cent Bourbon four per centDepodit four per cent The GeorgeAlexander bank did not publish a dividend but its statement shows earnings-of over 6000 in the past six mouthsearning 13000 in the sixteen months-it has been in business

The North Middletown Deposit bankdeclared an annual dividend of eight per-cent

Bid S Teensy InstalledEld J S Sweeney was yesterday

BWOTO in ns Auditor of Kentuckygiving bond for 300000 He appointedFrank Johnson of Louisville ChiefDeputy and W H Stone was

Insurance Commissioner WmSweeney of this city was appointedDeputy Insurance Commissioner

All of the new State officials weresworn ia yesterday and assumed theirduties

Frankfort is full of politicians readyfor the opening of the Legislaturetoday

H S STOUT Co have moved theirmerchant tailoring establishment to theLancaster Northcott storeroom Theyoffer all piece goods at cost and if not

stock of O Ptpart6r jstfor 2jantf

STOCK AND TURF NEWS

Sales and Trausfero Of Stock CroP EtcTurf Notes

Kriss single the 85 race hor e thatsold for 2500 weeks agochanged hands again last weekat 8000He won fifteen or more races last seasonat the Latonia and Newport tracks

The great race horse Ben Jdollidayhas been retired permanently from thetrack He is in the stud near Lexington

Jonas Weil bought of Mr Sam Woodford of Clark county 175 fat cattle forJanuary delivery The price paid was540 per hundred

The May ville Sisters of thetion will sell their possessions thereand go to Rock Island Ill They ownthe most valuable piece of property inthe latter city and will start a conventthere The Sisters leave Maysville thisweek They have beeen establishedthere for over half century

KETJAH at the tonight

Bargains For Men

Men who like good clothes at bargainprices should call and see H S StoutCof removal sale All piece

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PERSON I UBNTION

COMERS AND GOERS BSERVED BY

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Notes Hastily Jotted On Tire Streets AtThe Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And

Mrs Bruce Milter has be u quite illfor the past ten days

Thou E Moore Jr went over toFrankfort yesterday on S trip

Miss Carrie Frank lei VPB today fora visit to relatives anti friends in Louisville

Representive J T Hinton left Testerday for FranKfort to attend legislative

Sytbie Kern left Saturday fora visit to he uncle Mr Robert Kern inSt Louis

Miss Margaret Lyne returnedto Cynthiana after a visit to MissSpears

Chief of Police James Mernau hh IS been qnite ill for several days beingthreatened with pneumonia

Mrs M H Davis of Mayelickcame up to Paris Saturday for a visit toher parents Mr and Mrs Wm HnkillSr

Mr Yancey Freeman of Lexingtoncame down to Paris yesterday afternoonfor a short visit

Miss Isabella Armstrong arrivedhome yesterday from a visit to relatives-in Lexington

Misses Jessie Tnrney and LizzieManning Tnrney leave today for Bostonto resume their stndiep at Wellesley

Messrs A J Hickey of Covingtonand John Kehoe of Cynthiana spentSunday with their classmate ThomasRoche

Hon June Gayle ofCongressmanelect from this Districtwas in the city Saturday and Sundayvisiting friends

Miss Anne Wallace of Vnrsaillppwho was a visitor in Paris last weekwill leave this week party for atrip to

R M Stol worthy and danehter Lilliin who have been visiting Mrs

Adair will return to WalnutHills Cincinnati today

Mrs E M Dickson has returnedhome from Nashville where she spentthe holidays with her daughter MissLizz tte Dickson at Wards Seminary

Alias Lida Rogers of Mavsvillegave a pretty euchre Snlnrdav afternoon in honor of her guest Miss Lori teeParrish of this city

Mr Carroll Marshall ofW VH and Miss Suzanne Hall

of Maysville were in the city Saturdayafternoon on a short visit to friends

Miss Mary Brent went to Covington last week for a visit to friends Shewas popular guest at a in thatcity Friday night

Mrs Robert Fergus to arid childrenwill spend the Winter in Georgetown

and Mrs Hugh Andersonduring Mr ergueoms stay in the Southfor the benefit of his health

Dr Ben Frank and guest Mr FredSchlwinger of New York left yester-day for Louisville where they will spend-

a connl of days before returning toNew York

Mr and Mrs Brutus Uljjiy of Rich-

mond will leave this month for ParisFrance Mr Clay is one of the Amer-

ican Commissioners to the Paris Expo-

sitionMrs Jnnins Clay left yeterdar for

Cincinnati to spend several days with herbrother Mrs Bedford Hedges who is aprominent member of The King of TheOpium Ring Company which is play-ing an engagement at The Walnut

MifS Roberta Cos of Maysvillegave a dancing party Thnrsnay night inhonor of her guests Misses Edna Greenof this city and Miss Fisher of Mt

party Friday iuofijlng to Hisgjyand Green

The following notes are taken fromthe Stntinel Democrats account of theSterling Clubs Christmas dance In MtSterling Miss Kate Alexander ofParis whose beauty and charm of man-ner has made her deservedly one of themost popular belles in Kentucky wore abewitching gown r f pink organdieblack velvet trimmings Mrs JohnM Barnes never looked better and wasattractive and popular as she always

ajdress of rfesecolored erepe de cbeoelace

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Ti e Lawton fund as reported to AdjtGen Corbin is now 3377423does not include the subscriptions reported to subcommittees

THIS IS THE COLLEGE TOATTEND

You should write immediately toWilbur R Smith Lexington Ky forcirculars of the famous CommercialCollege of Kentucky UniversityGraduates in demand and secure goodpositions Address only Wilbur RSmith Lexington Kv

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Will do all in our power to makei a happy New Year for you Buya of our RAINY DAYBOOTS for women and see howhappy and comfortable you will bewhen you go shopping on a rainyday Herds a description of themWomens Box Calf Lace Shoes

tops maple of fine Kid and 10 incheshigh lacing hooks soles of goodthickness for winter wear stylishhape-RLGE 350 per pair

SHOE STORECor 4th and Main Paris Ky

Louisville Nashville RailroadCompany

Frankfort Cincinnati RailwayCompany

PARIS KY u tm t 21 1899The rrles relative to load-

ing unloading cars of freight atParis will he pnt into effect by the Lou-isville Railroad Companyand the Franfcfoit Cincinnati Railwayt ouipanv on January 1 1900

1 All carload shipments of freightmust b unloaded by s within60 hours after the cat has been placedfor unloading

Euiptv cars placed for loadingmust be loaded within tifr hours fromtime BO placed

8 If a car is not loaded or unloadedwithin 60 hours utter being placed acharge of dollar will be made andcollected for each dav or part of eachday after the expiration ot tbe free timeallowed

4 Sundays and legal holidays willnot be included in the free time alowedfor loading and unloading cars

5 Yben tbe state of weather is snchthatjcrfl can not be loaded or unloaded

free time will be allowed6 Oars detained for want of billing

instructions from shipper or by reasonof unsafe or excessive loading shall besubject to charge under these roles

F B CAREAgent L N R R Co

W H COXAgent F C Ry Co

v THE PARIS

Printing and StationeryCOMPANY

x just received a line of

Ledgers Journals Day Books

f Monthly Timew DiAry Ink Stands

Office Waste Baskets Letter Receiversr Daily Calender Pads and Stands Etc

latest Stationery Booksand School Supplies

Take orders for Engraved Cards andInvitations

Catalogues Bill and Letter Heads andall kind of Job Printing

Every housekeeper should knowWhat to Cook and How to Cook It

Mrs Johnson tells this in her CookBook Price 160 For sale at the

Paris Printing and StationeryCompany

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NE NIGHT ONLY

THE GREAT

The Astounder of All Nations Present-ing Many Extraordinary Novelties

In the Art A ofNew and Startling Illusions

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And HithertoAccomplished

New New ConceitsNew Illusions NewNew and Original Discoveries in

the Realm MarvelousPRICES 35C soc 75c and xoo

on sale Saturday morning-at Borlands

STRAIGHTEN CURLYAND KINKY HAIB WITH-

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The question arises c What shall I give forChristmas We can answer that question furyou Give something useful w hy not a niceJACKET DRESS FUR COLLARETTE

CAPE SILK WAIST TABLE CLOTHNAPKINS TOWELS KID GLOVES

HOSIERY cHANDKERCHIEFS The largest and most complete line ever

ofiered in the City

IMPORTED CHINA WARE All the new suck as Umbrella Stands Jardiniers Chocolate Pots Plates FernCelery Boats c

C and us before making your Christmas purchases

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hey repeat to you the sweet voices of famous sing-er s and reproduce accurately the best musfe of famousbands and orchestras

Call and see them machines in stockv

Records 5 Cents Each Five Dollars per Bozw

W M HINTON JR BROAt W M Hintons Jewelry Store

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

Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly asmade of set In frames the highest elasticity and consequently of eorttetSdurability united with the utmost lightness and elegance When and tenseare scientifically fitted by Ur C H system they always give cattefaclloo forare perfect nor of men who do not know how to fit

poorly adjusted spectacles or poor Imperfect lenses and are better oMany glasses either ef a rettabl sklUftdealer and they will last longer without change and be cheapest IH the end

We have engaged the services C H Bowen who will visitour store on the and last Thursdays of each north duel inviteall to call and have their eyes examined for which there i 11

charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded

ssr visitThursday January11 1900 13O

Are advised that our stockoi-

I Harware Stoves and Tinwarelarge and complete

IBB prices are slow as anyone Uimake a specialty of BnildeL

Hardware Tin Roofing Slate and Galvanized Iron Work SteelCeilings and everything pertaining to building We empky thibest workmen and ALL OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED Seus before contracting

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OVERSTOCKED

We find our stock too large for this time ofyear We will make a cut price on Mens andBoys Suits and Overcoats and all heavy goods

no and not wait until after New Years Wehave a large assortment of useful Christmaspresents in a small way such as Mens andBoys Hats and Caps Mens and Boys Glovesand Mitts Silk Handkerchiefs 50c LinenHandkerchiefs 5c and upward Socks Collatsand Cuffs Ties in all shapes shades and prioesjWhite and Colored Shirts for Man and B ysMufflers Suspenders Mackintoshes Umbcallasand Mens Fancy Vests

We cordially incite one and all to give na acall and with pleasure we will show you tourlarge assortment Prices the lowest none nobetter

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