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PUBLISHED EVERY TDESOAY AND FRIDAY IN THE YEAS

PAEIS KENTUCKY TUESDAY JULY 24 1906 NUMBER

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The Bourbon Fair to Be aHummer

The arrangements are nowfinely to make the 60th annual e

of the Bourbon County AgrSociety a hummer The men

bers 01 everycommittee of the Sdcietare industriously at work within view but making the fair asuccess in every particular The

of Paris and Bourbon county on

and all of them should take a speckpride in the Fair and make i

as it once was known throughout thStates

The construction of the amphitheatris rapidly completion It i

284 feet long in the shape of a crefcent and the ring is oneeighth of i

mile in circumference Underneath i

a with all othemodern improvements to make i

second in Kentucky The soci

ety has already secured one oflargest carnival companies on throad the attractions of which are

and the first time exhibited in thSouth These attractions will also b

seen at night the grounds being lighted with 600 incandescent and ten arc

lights

MargoleuLevi

The Cincinnati Enquirer of yesterdafollowing notice of

marriage of one of Paris popular

young merchantsMis Ida Levi daughter of

late Mr and Mrs Samson LeviMr Gus Margolen of Paris Ky

were married in the parlorBurnett House at 6 oclock Sundayevening by Rabbi Charles S Levi o

of the bride Afterthe ceremony there was an elaboratewedding supper A number of relatives ofboth thebride andOhio and Kentucky cities were present Mrs Margolen is the last of

sisters to be married theceremony for six of them being

by Rabbi Levi who for a number of years was the associate rabbi othe late Rabbi Wise After takinga short wedding trip the happy couplewill return to Paris and go to housekeeping in recently ereiteby Mr Margolen on Henderson street

and Maysville Ihtevurbaii

Mr John Duley of Maysvillethe city yesterday and talked as i

there was an excellent chance forInterurban road from Paris to Maysville He said that there would bemeeting of the Board of Directors today at Maysville to hear reports oCommittees Mr Duley is confidentthe stockholders will push the matterof raising onethird of the amount necessary to the undertaking asis the Eastern capitalistsThe route of this road isthrough a thickly populated countryand through at number of progressivetowns that are anxious for a comoetingline

A Carlisle Baker Missing

Albert Baker the baker at Gratersin Carlisle has been missing since thenight of July 4th He left the bakerythat night and went i rsumably toryville the negro suburb of Carlisleand has been seen norsince that time The officers havesearching for him for several days butno trace of him His people in NewYork have been notified of his disappearance but they write that theyknow nothing of his whereaboutsThere is some fear that he beenmurdered and robbed as he somemoney with him when he left

Paris Whitewashedi

The team of ball players thatParis this season the

Americans of Cincinnati who playedhere afternoon They defeatedthe Paris score of 14 to 0

The visitors made seven runs in thefirst inning with McFarland in the box

Rick Thomas was then put in the boxand seven of the heavy hitters they only made one hit off of hisdelivery in three innngs

Dies Suddenly

Mrs Kate S Lyle widow of JamesLyle died Monday morning at 9 oclockat her Home on the Richmond pineeight miles from Lexington after anillness of but 48 hours Mrs Lylein Lexington Saaturday apparently inher usual health The cause of herdeath Vsjia stomach affliction withwhich she has suffered for some time

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AMUSEMENTS

THE JEWELL KELLEY STOCK CO

Theatregoers of Paris will receivewith pleasure and genuine satisfactionthe news that the Paris Grand OperaHoues will throw open its doors Monday July 30 offering the most popularattraction seen here last season theJewell Kelley Stock Co in a repertoire of new and uptodate plays MrKelley and his company are warmfavorites in the city and theirto Paris is a pleasure to their manyfriends and admirers

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Mr Kelley has selected for his listof plays this season a strong line ofNew York successes The Gates ofJustice will be presented Monday

evening The play is anew one and issaid to be a gigantic undertaking for apopular priced attraction but in thehands of Mr company success

to be attainedThe Management will extend the

usual courtesy of ladies free to thegentler sex on Monday evening Seatson sale at Oberdorfers drug store

This being thE opening of the seasonat the Paris Grand and the JewellKelley Stock Co being a decided

in the city capacity audiencesshould rule at the theatre the week ofthe 30th

Deatness be CuredBy local applicatons as they cannotreach the diseased portion of the earThere is only one way to cure deafnessand that is by constitutional remediesDeafness is caused by an inflamed con

dition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube When this tube is inflamed you have a sound ofimperfect hearing and when it is en

tirely closed deafness is the resultand unless the inflammation can b

taken out and this tute restored to isnormal condition hearing will bedestroyed forever nine cases out of tenare caused by Catarrh which is nothing but an inflamed condition of themucous surfaces

We will give One Hundred Dollarsfor any case of Deafness caused by

catarrh that cannot be cured by HallsCatarrh Cure Send for circulars freeF J CHEHEY CO Toledo 0

Sold by Druggists75cTake Halls Family Pills for con

stipation

Things Got Monotonous

The inhabitants Qf San Franciscohave a taste for excitement A correspondent writing from there relatesthis incident in point I happenedupon one of the victims of the fire siting near his old home his hat pulledover his eyes loafing and looking down

over the miles of ghastly ruin wherein spots the fire still smouldered Thehorror was hardly more than aold yet presently this fetched adeep yawn stretching his arms abroadGee he complained I wish

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MILLERSBUJRG ITEMS

Mr Stanley Layson is not so well

Mr Robert Caldwell isnicely

Mrs Thomas McClintock is im

Ida Dodson is in a very criticalfeondition

Mrs Leroy Endicott has tSwango Springs fe ffi gfr

Mrs W Shaw is visiting rela

guest of Mrs Robert BarnesMrs and daughter Marie

have gone to Dayton 0 to visit relatives

Mrs Wm is very ill DrSilas Evans of Paris was down to seher Friday

Miss Mary Miller of Atlanta arrived Friday to visit her brother DrW M Miller

Major Best has returned from his

trip east Mrs Best will remain z

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Miss Lelia McClintock has gone tthe Good Samaritan Hospital to remainfor a few days

Mr Roy Patterson has rentedRiley Johnson place recently

by Mr Peale CollierMr and Mrs John Auxier

into part of the house now occupied byRev G L Kerr and wife

Mr Peale Collier is building anhis coal and lumber yard

which when finished will be a verynice commodious buildingIT Dr Evans Paris was called inconsultation with Drs Smith and Miller to see Miss Ida Dodson

Reynolds Becraft has moved hisoffice to Paris where he will continuein the real estate and insurance business

Mr and Mrs Dimmitt and sonsMadison Davis and Charles of

are guests of his brother P HDimmitt and wife

The many friends of Dr and MrsMcKinney of Carlisle will regret tolearn of the serious illness of Dr McKinney and hope he may be

Mrs Chas Clark and children camedown Saturday She attended MrsIngels entertainment and remainedover Sunday with Mr and Mrs Geo

Owen Ingels entertained quitel number of her friends Saturday

in honor of her sister Mrs EdDorain of Memphis Tenn Quite anelaborate lunch was served

The Misses Carpenter entertainedDolly Varden Club Friday evening

n honor of their guests Misses ScottieWorthington and Bessie SwinneyQuite an enjoyable evening was spent

y all present About seventyfivewere issued

The Sunday Schools of Millersburgwill on Thursday July 26 join in anexcursion to the Cincinnati Zoological

Garden The excursion win be underhe supervision of the Superintendentsif the several Sunday Schools Anyone

nterested in the Churches parentsguardians or children can go by paying125 round trip Special street cars

will transfer the excursionists from theCincinnati depot to the Zoo

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Wheat Wheat

We want to buy your wheat at highmarket price You can save time

f you sell to us in unloading We2000 bushels per hour If you do

care to sell now we will storecheat in our steel tanks insurance will be necessary We buy at alltations in Bourbon and adjoiningounties

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ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES ONE PRICE TO

THAT TOTALLY DIFFERENT P J CLOTHING FOR MEN

Semi Annual Clearance SaleOF MENS

Just at the time when you need a LightweightSuit for these warm Summer days we are going toduce all our v

TwoPiece Suits text PriceN

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