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THE BOURBON NEWSSWIFT CHAMP EDITOR AND OWNER

Advertising For Sights

In this issue will be found an advertisement of Uncle Sam iste forthe public building

At 25 Per Cent Discount

Gocarts at 25 per cent discount atJ T Hintons

Administrator Appointed

Chas J Lancaster has beenadministrator of his brother the

late James W Lancaster

Great Improvement

The large crop of weeds and whiteon the Court House lawn has

been cut It is a great improvement

Bargains

We are giving bargains in wallWill put it on for you

j T HINTON

New Postal Clerk

Paris postoffice has been allowed anclerk at a salary of 500 per

year The appointment has not yetbeen made

Fresh Blackberries

Order your blackberries now Wereceive them fresh each day nextweek Both phones 376

WM SAUER102t Opp Court HOUSD

Morgans Men Reunion

It should not be forgotten that theannual meeting of Morgans Men willbe held at Parks Hill Tuesday andWednesday August 14th and 15th

Double Header

The Cincinnati and Brooklyn baseballclubs will play a double header in Cincinnati on Sunday July 15th for oneprice of admission

Mrs Gaivin Head

Mrs Jennie V Galvin wife of JohnGaivin died at her home in Lexingtonyesterday She waserly a Miss Dpwd daughter of the lateMike Dowd of this city

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See Us Before Selling YourWheat

pay highest market price foryour wheat delivered at the mill or anystation in Bourbon or adjoining counties See us before selling

PARIS MILLING CO

Will Settle

The L N Railroad Co has assumed theresponsibility for the death ofHarry Morrison of this city inwreck at Winchester a month ago andoffers to pay his widow 5000 damages

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We are closing out our hammocks atlow prices

J T HINTON

Laic Cabbage Plants

I have a large number of very finelate cabbage plants for sale Price 25

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Staled Jt uVocation

There will be a convocationof Paris Chapter A M onFriday July 13th at 730 p mWork in Mark Master Degree-

J A STEWART H PJOE H EWALT Secretary

An Ugly Charge

Martin Lawson a tenant on the farmOf Mr Josh Barton was brought before Judge Dundon Wednesday to answer the charge of seduction underpromise of marriage The charge ismade by Miss Queenie Elliott who isonly fourteen of age Lawsonwas held do Circuit Court under 1000bond Mr Barton going on his bond

Special Prices

Specialprieeson rugs carpets mattings and lace curtains at J Ttons

Wheat Wheat

We wantcto buy yourwheatatmarket price Yo can time

if you sell to us in unloading We unload 2000 bushels per hour If you donot care to sell now we will store yourwheat in our steel tanks and no insurance will be necessary We buy at allstations in Bourbon and adjoiningCounties

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CHAJRJDUB TODD

Becomes Despondent and GutsThroat in iCoom at Stfc

Charles Hotel

Chas Tidd aged about 40 a tailorwho has been working for J W Davis

Co committed suicide Wednesdaynight in his room at the St CharlesHotel by cutting his throat with asmall

Mr Tidd was a Swede and considered one of the best coat makers ever inParis and had been here about twoyears He often talked with friendsabout his home in Sweden and hadsaid he had a married sister in NewYork City

He worked all week stopping at 5Wednesday afternoon going to

his boarding house He sat on theback porch of the St Charles and readthe newspaper until it became too darkto read IJe remained there on theporch until about 9 oclock andsaid to Mike Doyle one of the proprietors of the house that he would retireand added if anything should happento me tonight you will find enoughmoney at Davis store to myboard He then to his roomevidently committing the rash deed assoon as he reached the room for hehad not removed his clothes

When not appearing at the noon houra messenger sent to his andfinding it peeped through thekeyhole and saw his body upon thefloorwith a gaping wound in his throat

I He had also stated early in thej that he was downhearted and despondent that he believed the policewere after him It seems he was

on the Fourth of July for imbibing too freely and it issaid had sincebrooded over the matter

The selfinflicted wound was aboutfour inches directly across his

and from appearances of theroomand the wound it looked as if he hadmade several attempts before succeeding The knife used was a smallpocket knife the blade not being overtwo inches long

Cornoer Dr Wm Kenney ordered undertaker Geo W Davis to take chargeof the body and prepare it for burialand it is now at that establishment

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CARL FERGUSON

Shot and Killed Himself atTroy N Y

Ay elergam was received by Mr EarlFerguson from Troy N Y yesterdayafternoon stating that his brotherCarl Ferguson had shot and killedhimself No further particulars areknown and it is not known whether itwas an accident or suicide Young MrFerguson was 22 years old and hadbeen in the brokerage business in TroyN Y for several years He visitedhis brothers in Kentucky last fall andspoke of his flourishing business in hisadopted home

The Mass Convention

The Democratic Mass Conventionhere Tuesday to select delegates to theDistrict Conrgessional Convention atFrankfort Friday resulted in Bourbonsending an uninstructed delegationMost everybody was for Kimball andthe only fight for who the delegates should be One faction led byJudge Dundon wanted no instructionsa nd the other led by County AttorneyMoore wanted instructions It turnedout to be merely a local factional fight

Wheat Wanted

Before selling your wheat see us orcall phone 84 We buy at all stationson F C and L N railroads Wewin store your wheat in our warehouses at Centerville oror in our elevator at Paris

R B HUTCHCRAFT3tf

Card of Thanks

Not being able to see all of myfriends who so generously help me towin the trip abroad I desire tothis means to heartily thank every oneof them and especially those who clipped the coupons from the papers asthere were 16000 of these daily couponssent in I assure you all my

is more than words can expressSincerely

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PERSONALS

N Ford Brent is confined td histhreatened with feverMiss Ella Foot of Lexington is

the guest of Mrs Wm SauerMessrs Albert and John T Hinton

Jr have returned from Hot SpringsMiss Flora Rea of Frankfort is

the guest of Mr and Mrs Wm SauerMiss Lillie Roebuck of

N Y is the guest of her brother CI D Roebuck

Mrs Wm Kenney will entertainthe Married Ladies Euchre Club thisafternoon

Lowell Sharon has returned fromseveral weeks visit to his grandparentsat Butler Ky

Rev and Mrs Small of SumpterS C are guests of Prof Thomson atBourbon College

Mrs Jas Baldwin and Mrs HarryParker leave today for a sojourn atOlympian Springs

Miss Dixie Upington ofwas the guest of her sister Mrs

W L Clark yesterdayMiss Mayble Bishop of Winchester

has been the guest of Miss Hazel Cottingham for several days

Miss Drucilla Talbott has returnedfrom a visit to her brother Geo Talbott at Hpntington Ark iwMiss Alleen Liver of near

Mrs T J Fleming of Fort ScottKas one of the Home Comers is aguest of Mrs W H Fisher this week

Mrs T Jr Mrs RionDow and Miss Janie Marsh have returned from French Lick Springs

Misses Elizabeth and NellieCrutcher have been the guests of MissMary Joplin at Mt Sterling for thepast week

Mr and Mrs Duncan Bell and MrWm Taylor leve today for DenverCol to attend the Grand Lodge of

John W Gayle and W ALutkemeir of Frankfort were guestsof lady friends in this city severalthis week

Rev Father H N Santen of NewRichmond 0 is the guest of hisbrother Mr Henry Santen on Scottavenue

Mrs GM Clay entertained withluncheon yesterday in honor of her

Mrs James E Cantrill of

G W Dawson one of the HomeComers who has been visiting

relatives returned to his home atKansas City Mo yesterday

Mrs C N Fithcian and son Master Edwin Fithian and Miss Etta McClintock were guests Wednesday ofMrs Henry Warfield at Cynthiana

Miss Sallie Daniels left yesterdayfor an extended visit andrelatives at Stanford Danville andCrab Orchard

Capt and Mrs F P Webb go today for a two weeks stay with the lat

parents Mr and Mrs E 0Burns at Nepton

H Carter of Lawrenceburg candidate for the Democraticnomination for Attorney General wasa visitor in the city Tuesday

Dr CJG Daugherty and Dr W CUssery of this city read importantpapers before the Kentucky MidlandMedical Society at Cynthiana

The Misses Sue and Anna Jordan

irigton They returned home Tuesdayevening

Mrs W L Davis who has beenvisiting her sister Mrs J T Hintonhas been called to the bedside of herdaughter Mrs Mary Irvine Frost atColumbia S C who is seriously

Henry Power and Miss LouieBruer gave a woodlawn luncheon yesterday in honor of Mr and Mrs ChasAttersall of Winchester who areguests of Mrs Abram Davis on Houston avenue The party left on the tenoclock trolley car for a beautiful wood

about four miles from town wherea sumptuous lunch was spread A mostenjoyable day was spent

i One of the most interestingI Comers was Mrs Harriet F Allen ofOlympia Wash Mrs Allen has been

Iviisting in Kentucky since Home Comlug at Louisville and arrived

to be the guest of Mrs W HMrs Allenx is the wife of

Tom Allen formerly attorney atLexington and a daughter of ThomasS Stamps who before the Civil Warwas a wealthy and prominent Bourboncounty farmer Mrs Allen wafc a

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Peggy Spears wife of Noah Spearsand Mrs Ann Martin prominent peopIe of Paris a third of a century agoShe moved with her fathers familytoLexington when but six old andhas been absent from Kentucky foreighteen years Her father died atLexington in the early seventies

Horse Wanted

We want to buy a good horse thatwill be suitable to use in a delivery

wagon3tfLAVIN CONNELL

Paris Kentucky

We Never Sleep

We buy as low as webusiness sense

We sell as tow as we canThats progressive sense

You as low as you canThats common sense

You of usThats dollars and cents

For both of us

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FOR JUNESpecial Prices on tbe following

Refrigerators

Old Hickory Lawn Goodsv

Lawn Benches

Porch Shades

Straw Mattings JCarpets Lace CurtainsHammocks and JardineersCome in and get a bargain I

JT HINTON

Undertaking in all its branches Embalmingsceintifically attended

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Dry Goods Clothing and ShoesLadies we will give you a surprise iu Bargains We will show

you as pretty a lot of White Goods Hamburgs Laces Table Litieus Napkins towelsand Ginghams as find All at bargain prices W

SPEGJAL With each cash purchase of 5 or will sell you 10Hope Lonsdale Cotton 60 cents

Best Calicos 5c Apron Gingham 5c Boys detailing at sacrifice prices

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