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THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KENTUCKY FEBRUARY 20 1906 o t- I v1- F 1 TT iiii ii MENS and BOYS Suits and Overcoats After stock taking ye have 3000 more Clothing than we desire and have placed same on front table and will sell then to you at 50 per cent off All marked in plain figures ana See for t I 50 Per Cent Off I ON- i i e ours 1f e 4- I PRICE CO CLOIIUERS 9- Y I r n Jf4jO U- Y E k p c i f l r I aril f t- R i Where To Buy Buckwheat Flour an d Genuine Maple Syrup Partridge Brand Meats r Sugar Cured f Seasonable WM SAUE8 TilE UPTODATE DOWN- TOWN GROCER 4f BOGAERT J E KNOCKS VICTOR ESftERT Manufacturing Jeweer and Importer No 135 W Main Street Importing House Brussels Belgium t S Ii l J t I iJ t Vegetables- r i i t xington Ieniucky 2- i u I H it IH1 4 1- f 4 IL T- f I f w 9- i < < ± What Mitchell Says We never made finer IIot Chocolate than WA innlrina nowOur Tomato Bullion is very fine for a light lunch very rich and served hot Mitchells fine Home made candies every Fri- day and Saturday Dont fail to get this delicious candy while you can UPHOLSTERING Upholstering Repair Work and Polibhing Please let me know Hollidays Car riage Factory and I will call and make estimate W MV SWANSON Paris eeeDJ 85N- e f I Ie fj e 0- i 8 i j what are 10 tit I fI e tit I e I tit Ie A e e 0 0- HHe n Firstclass work at reasonable prices i I i k s w > ¬ < GEO W DAVIS FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND LICENSED EMBALMER BOTH PHONES DAY 13 7 NIGHT 299 WM SH1KE E T No 288 CHAS N FITHIAN Home No 130 SUCCESSORS TO f f Silversmiths the aim the present propri- etors to adhere strictly atid uphold the that this house has held for the past 40 years We solicit your patronage A SHIRES Old Stand NO n 4 T- I I I J I q j II- tl cc 7J74 y t J lt I l Iuhtre JttthlanI SH I R B I m t t- It shall be of f reputa- tion t J j 1J ti 1 1- r I 1 i s Y6l 0 y t i 4 Jewelers c1 i F i 330Main5t 1j 3 > ¬ ¬ > < ° DIED SUDDENLY- OF HEART DISEASE How frequently does head line simi lar to greet us in the news papers The rush and strenuous ness of the American has a strong tendency to lead to valvular and other affections of the heart attended by ir action palpitation dizziness smothered sensations distress ing symptoms Three prominent ingredients of which Dr Pierces covery is made are recommended by of the leading writers on Medico for the cure just such cases Golden Seal is said by the UNITED DISPENSATORY a stand ard authority to impart tone and in creased power to the hearts action leading authorities resent Golden Seal as an unsurpassed tonic for the muscular system and as tho heart is com of muscular tissue it naturally follows that it must be greatly strength- ened by this superb tonic lint probably the most important of Medical Discovery so far as its marvelous cures and other affections of tho heart are con cerned is Stone root or Collinsonia Can Prof Wm Paine author of Paines Epitoray of Medicine says of it- T not long since had a patient who was so much oppressed with valvular disease of the heart that friends were obliged to carry him upstairs lie however gradually- I recovered under the influence of Collinsonin medicinal principle extracted from Stone root and is now to his business Heretofore physicians knew of no remedy for the removal of so and so dan gerous a malady With them it was all guesswork and it fearfully warned the afflicted that death was near at hand Col affords relief in such cases and in most instances effects a cure Stone root is also recommended Drs Hale and of Chicago for valvular and other diseases of the The latter says It is a heart tonic of direct and influence Golclou Medical Discovery not only cures serious heart affections but is a most oftidinit general tonic and ator strengthening the stomach invig orating the tho bowels and curing catarrhal affections in all parts of the system j Dr Pierces Pellets cure Constipation DEATHS Tohn Poyntz Nelson one of the most brilliant of the younger journal- ists of Kentucky died at 11 oclock at his Beavers Dam John A Mn all until recently president of the New York Life Insur ance Company died at 5 33 oclock this afternoon at the Laurel Hoase in Lakewood N J where he was taken three weeks ago in the hope that the change might benefit his health which suffered a breakdown two months ago during the insurance investigation- The remains of Mrs Chornie Kern Anderson wife of Dr Bruce Anderson were laid to rest in the Paris Cemetery Saturday afternoon The procession left the residence of Mrs Lizzie Wal ker on High street at 2 oclock The services were held at the grave con ducted by Elder Carey L Morgan A large concourse of sympathizing friends and relatives of this most estimable and lovey young woman attendance attesting the high regard and esteem in which the deceased was held in this community The floral offerings were beautiful Mr G W Myers aged 73 years died at the home of his daughter Mrs Mary Whe ley in Millersburg yester day afternoon at 3 oclock after an ill ness of months with stomach trouble Mr Myers was born in Bath county where he in farming and stock trading until he moved to this city seventeen years ago Since living here he has been engaged in the grocery business and other pursuits until his health failed several years ago which forced him to retire to private life He was successful in business and was a man of the highest integrity He was a kind and devoced husband and an affectionate father A few months ago he and his wite moved from their home on Mt Airy to live with their daughter Mrs Whaley in Millersburg He is survived by his wifeMrs Nan nie Myers and four daughters Mrs A T Forsyth of this city Mrs Mary Whaley of Millersburg Mrs Lucy Black and Mrs Ida M Desha of Greencastle Funeral services will be held this Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 oclock at the Millersburg Methodist Church con ducted by Rev B C Horton Burial in Millersburg Cemetery MARRIAGES v Mr Perry Stanfield and Miss Susie Baber both of this county were unit ed in marriage by Judge Dundon at the Courthouse yesterday BIRTHS Born to the wife of Mr John Hall nee Miss Carrie Current a son Give It a Trial Physical Culture for the ace Our Electric Massage drives awa wrinkles and eradicates blackheads from the face A trial is proof ELITE BARBER SHOP If Yon Try Father Williams Indian Herb Tea or Herb Tablets and do not find them the best medicines you ever used for Constipation Torpid Liver Sick Kid neys Sour Stomach Sick Headache Neuralgia Dyspepsia Indigestion Malaria Bad Breath we will refund the money They work day and night and you get up in the morning feeling like person v Try them 2Xcents Tea or Tablets by W S a en some STATES It I I I I ill sO n111 I invigor I former jhome r I I I were In enraged Ind I f j new I r Fg sale rooks OJ I u I umerous Ellingwoocl Ta a- new 1 rB t 4 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > < IN MEMORY OF MRS J W THOMAS The evidence of an allwise purpose running through nature is a token of immortality The constellations the birds and flowers atoms and molecules each have their place in the plan that j extends through nature and it is un reasonable that all inanimate nature should fulfill a mission and destiny while man should perish or that the i body should last longer than the soul last longer than the soul The mysteries of life give hope of its continuance beyond the grave Could we understand every other problem but that of death we might conclude that mans eternal home is the tomb when we cannot understand the budding flowers it becomes no greater mystery that we should live again- j than that we are living now and not so great a mystery that we should tinue to live as that we began to live When the cold North wind comes there is something within the heart of the little bird that bids it fly South- ward This voice within its breast is not a deception for it finds a land of sunshine and flower From the j of the believe that we will find a home of light and love when we follow the impulses that are ever throbbing within our hearts and we believe that the Providence which cares for the sparrow will not be deaf i tti humanitys cry There is no death 0 death where j is thy sting 0 grave where is thy victory The granite rocks to make soil for plants and future life The leaves fall the flowers fade land pass away They only I through the wintry hours the coming of the May An angel form walks over the earth He bears our best loved away and then we them dead In the death of Mrs John our grandmother He has taken the best and noblest He has left our hearts desolate yet we know that she has only gone before that she only awaits- us there Her life one long sacrifice for others has spaead its influence j among others for good The smile was always ready She was cheerful kind and the truest of Christian characters For her loss we need not mourn for she hath left us her virtues as jewels to keep so let the pure and beautiful sleep May our heavenly Father lead us in her footseteps May He heal the I broken hearts of those who watched so tenderly and tearfully by her bedside and keep safe in His arms the aged grandfather who loved amf trusted her so well for it will not be long till he will see her face to face May he keep those dear ones in the falloff Southern who grieve for her but could not eomer We see but darkly through the glass as now but some day we shall know as we are known Never more to walk alone LT the dawning of the morning When the mists have rolled Insure with W Hi n toil las the Ttflit kind of insurance ATLANTIC FLYERS The new fast through trains to be run over the L N from Cincinnati to Atlanta and the South will be put on about September 1 These trains will give the people of all this section di rect connection with the South by a line about fifty or seventyfive miles than any previously through line Natures Great Invention 1 I t I I t but I i har- mony universewe t i waft I f r W Thomas an I I i I GG lie I I r I r con- disorgan ones call lend away 0 shorter > ¬ ¬ On de banks ob de Amazon far away far away Whar Dr Gr en gits August Flowers to Ah picked dose in in ole Brazil An Ise a Yankee ah bugs to be dar still lj August Slower is the medicine alcoholic stimulants that has j been successful in keeping the entire I normal condition and assisting natures of digestion and ab and rebuilding- by ALL or causes which interrupt healthy and per- fect natural result in tinal catarrhal affections causing of the gods nervous headache and other complaints such as August Flower is natures intended ulator sizes 250 750 All druggists I thi two of 1sin a sorptionfor I pr I i appendicitisstoppage con- stipation etc I t J a OAtl- B SSoVlGb1 urtf j PER Z- ry feet i ¬ ¬ ¬ < < j CLEARANCE SALE VALUES FURNITURE A large number of Chairs and Rockers in all finishes Mahogany and Oak Bed Room Suits Center Tables etc at from 25 per to 50 per cent discount DRAPERIES Several hundred pairs of Curtains and a lot of holstry Goods etc at cost and less v v a CARPETS AND RUGS Several roomsize Rugs and a lot of short lengths Garpe as a number of Smyrna Hearth Rugs and at prices Ishafc make them great values f WALL PAPER- A Fall business leaves us with a great many remnante Wall Paper on hand that must be moved to make room for Spring Included are short lots of English French and German papers very handsome that will be sold for less than cost mmimm LOUISVILLE NASHVILLE TIME CARD In Effect Nov 27 1905 v Arrival and Departure of Trains At and From Paris d f c Qt t of S- well y I I f u i RyY v Wrv v f NVSlY ViMYN W Lr AY rv NA l y l 7 nSY v r9 w mvv n- t R remnants off sx ti nw r rSS S c rr- y r > < < ARRIVAL AT PARIS FROM Tennw am Lexington Ky 531 am Uynthiana Ky 740 am Ky 743 am Lexington Ky 745 am Lexington Ky 7 45 am Maysville Ky 7 45 ani Lexington Ky am Cincinnati O 10 58 am Maysville Ky am Ky 1100 am Lexington Ky 11 45 am Lexington Ky 2 50 pm Maysville Ky 325 pm Knoxville Tenn 3 30 pm Lexington Ky 333 pm Rowland Ky pm Lexington Ky pm Cincinnati 0 533 pm Maysville Ky 5 35 pm Lexingfeony Ky f 610 pm Lexington Ky 610 pm Lexington Ky 930 pm Cincinnati O 10 30 pm Lexington Ky 11 25 pm Lexington Ky 11 55 pm t Knoxville 25 Rowland 900 1100 510 520 5 DEPARTS FROM PARIS FOR v Cincinnati 0 535 Maysville Ky 625 am Lexington Ky 715 am Lexington Ky 755 am Maysville Ky 755 am Cincinnati O 7 55 ain Rowland Ky 8 00 ain Lexington Ky 815jam Lexington Kv 920 Lexington Ky 1105 am Tenn 11 10 am- Maysv31ey Ky 11 45 am Ky 1 00pm Lexington Ky 2 00 pm Cincinnati O 340 pm Lexington Ky 3 40 pm Rowland Ky 5 38 pm Lexington Ky 5 40 pm Lexington Ky J 5 4Q pm Cynthiana Ky 6 15 pm Maysville Ky 620 pin Lexington Ky 700 pm Ky 9 45 pm Lexington Ky 1034 pm Tenn 1036 j Jt- t p p 0 I m amp at k > > > < NOTE f daily Sailay Sun 3fy only without mark SEE LSALOSHIN For AH the leading Brands ofV Whiskies Wiaes and Brandies I carry a large line of all kinds of Whiskies bottled in bond rv VanHook Old Pepper Mellwood Sam Clay and Chicken Cock kt Fine old Cherry Wine old Port Wine Black berry Wine Duflys JPerre Malt 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Page 1: Bourbon News. (Paris, KY) 1906-02-20 [p ].€¦ · THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KENTUCKY FEBRUARY 20 1906 o t- I v1-F 1 TT iiii ii MENS and BOYS Suits and Overcoats After stock taking ye

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OF HEART DISEASEHow frequently does head line simi

lar to greet us in the newspapers The rush and strenuousness of the American has a strongtendency to lead to valvular and otheraffections of the heart attended by ir

action palpitation dizzinesssmothered sensations distressing symptoms

Three prominent ingredients ofwhich Dr Piercescovery is made are recommended byof the leading writers on Medicofor the cure just such cases GoldenSeal is said by theUNITED DISPENSATORY a standard authority to impart tone and increased power to the hearts action

leading authoritiesresent Golden Seal as an unsurpassedtonic for the muscular systemand as tho heart is com

of muscular tissue it naturallyfollows that it must be greatly strength-ened by this superb tonic lintprobably the most importantof Medical Discovery so faras its marvelous cures andother affections of tho heart are concerned is Stone root or Collinsonia CanProf Wm Paine author of PainesEpitoray of Medicine says of it-

T not long since had a patient who wasso much oppressed with valvular disease ofthe heart that friends were obliged tocarry him upstairs lie however gradually-

I recovered under the influence of Collinsoninmedicinal principle extracted from Stone

root and is now to his businessHeretofore physicians knew of no remedyfor the removal of so and so dangerous a malady With them it was allguesswork and it fearfully warned theafflicted that death was near at hand Col

affords relief insuch cases and in most instances effects acure

Stone root is also recommended DrsHale and of Chicago forvalvular and other diseases of theThe latter says It is a heart tonic ofdirect and influence

Golclou Medical Discovery not onlycures serious heart affections but is amost oftidinit general tonic andator strengthening the stomach invigorating the tho bowelsand curing catarrhal affections in allparts of the system

j Dr Pierces Pellets cure Constipation

DEATHS

Tohn Poyntz Nelson one of themost brilliant of the younger journal-ists of Kentucky died at 11 oclock athis Beavers Dam

John A Mn all until recentlypresident of the New York Life Insurance Company died at 5 33 oclock thisafternoon at the Laurel Hoase inLakewood N J where he was takenthree weeks ago in the hope that thechange might benefit his health whichsuffered a breakdown two months agoduring the insurance investigation-

The remains of Mrs Chornie KernAnderson wife of Dr Bruce Andersonwere laid to rest in the Paris CemeterySaturday afternoon The processionleft the residence of Mrs Lizzie Walker on High street at 2 oclock Theservices were held at the grave conducted by Elder Carey L Morgan Alarge concourse of sympathizing friendsand relatives of this most estimable andlovey young woman attendanceattesting the high regard and esteemin which the deceased was held in thiscommunity The floral offerings werebeautiful

Mr G W Myers aged 73 yearsdied at the home of his daughter MrsMary Whe ley in Millersburg yesterday afternoon at 3 oclock after an illness of months with stomach trouble

Mr Myers was born in Bath countywhere he in farming and stocktrading until he moved to this cityseventeen years ago Since living herehe has been engaged in the grocerybusiness and other pursuits until hishealth failed several years ago whichforced him to retire to private lifeHe was successful in business and wasa man of the highest integrity Hewas a kind and devoced husband and anaffectionate father A few monthsago he and his wite moved from theirhome on Mt Airy to live with theirdaughter Mrs Whaley in Millersburg

He is survived by his wifeMrs Nannie Myers and four daughters Mrs AT Forsyth of this city Mrs MaryWhaley of Millersburg Mrs LucyBlack and Mrs Ida M Desha ofGreencastle

Funeral services will be held thisTuesday afternoon at 3 30 oclock at

the Millersburg Methodist Church conducted by Rev B C Horton Burialin Millersburg Cemetery

MARRIAGES v

Mr Perry Stanfield and Miss SusieBaber both of this county were united in marriage by Judge Dundon at theCourthouse yesterday

BIRTHS

Born to the wife of Mr John Hallnee Miss Carrie Current a son

Give It a Trial

Physical Culture for the ace OurElectric Massage drives awa

wrinkles and eradicates blackheadsfrom the face A trial is proof

ELITE BARBER SHOP

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IN MEMORY OF MRS J WTHOMAS

The evidence of an allwise purposerunning through nature is a token ofimmortality The constellations thebirds and flowers atoms and moleculeseach have their place in the plan that

j extends through nature and it is unreasonable that all inanimate natureshould fulfill a mission and destinywhile man should perish or that the

i body should last longer than the soullast longer than the soul

The mysteries of life give hope of itscontinuance beyond the grave Couldwe understand every other problembut that of death we might concludethat mans eternal home is the tomb

when we cannot understand thebudding flowers it becomes no greatermystery that we should live again-

j than that we are living now and not sogreat a mystery that we shouldtinue to live as that we began to live

When the cold North wind comesthere is something within the heart ofthe little bird that bids it fly South-ward This voice within its breast isnot a deception for it finds a land ofsunshine and flower From the

j of the believe thatwe will find a home of light and lovewhen we follow the impulses that areever throbbing within our hearts andwe believe that the Providence whichcares for the sparrow will not be deaf

i tti humanitys cryThere is no death 0 death where

j is thy sting 0 grave where is thyvictory The granite rocks

to make soil for plants and futurelife The leaves fall the flowers fade

land pass away They onlyI through the wintry hours the coming ofthe May An angel form walks overthe earth He bears our best loved

away and then we themdeadIn the death of Mrs John

our grandmother He has taken the bestand noblest He has left our hearts

desolate yet we know that she hasonly gone before that she only awaits-us there Her life one long sacrificefor others has spaead its influence j

among others for good The smile wasalways ready She was cheerful kindand the truest of Christian charactersFor her loss we need not mourn for shehath left us her virtues as jewels tokeep so let the pure and beautifulsleep May our heavenly Father leadus in her footseteps May He heal the I

broken hearts of those who watched sotenderly and tearfully by her bedsideand keep safe in His arms the agedgrandfather who loved amf trusted herso well for it will not be long till hewill see her face to face May he keepthose dear ones in the falloff Southern

who grieve for her but could noteomer We see but darkly through theglass as now but some day we shallknow as we are known

Never more to walk aloneLT the dawning of the morningWhen the mists have rolled

Insure with W Hi n toillas the Ttflit kind of insurance

ATLANTIC FLYERS

The new fast through trains to berun over the L N from Cincinnatito Atlanta and the South will be put onabout September 1 These trains willgive the people of all this section direct connection with the South by aline about fifty or seventyfive miles

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CLEARANCE SALE VALUESFURNITURE

A large number of Chairs and Rockers in all finishes Mahoganyand Oak Bed Room Suits Center Tables etc at from 25 per to50 per cent discount

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holstry Goods etc at cost and less v v a

CARPETS AND RUGSSeveral roomsize Rugs and a lot of short lengths Garpe

as a number of Smyrna Hearth Rugs and at prices Ishafcmake them great values f

WALL PAPER-A Fall business leaves us with a great many remnante

Wall Paper on hand that must be moved to make room for SpringIncluded are short lots of English French and German papers

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