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The Top Pricehe highest price paid for tobacco at

Mt Sterling in ten years was Saturdaywhen an agent for the AmericanTobacco Company purchased 18OUOpounds from S B Lane at 14 J centsstraight The tobacco was of a highquality price tops the market

The best Fountain Pen inthe world is Ideal Water

At Christian Churchgilder Carey Er Morgan will preach

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will be TheMotto of a Man Who Succeeds ElderMorgan is planning series of Sundayevening sermons to run through the

r January These sermonsintended to appeal to the reason andcourage of men concerning life and itsopportunities

leading brand of flour now soldis the Red Cross made by E F Spears

24tfTaken to Maysviile

that a mob was forming atto lynch Dick Ellis a young

who shot and seriously ffatally wounded Edward Bitter

countySaturdaynight ordered Ellis taken to the jail in

for safekeeping BittermanHospitalHisabout the same time he was shot

The Best fountain PensWe sell the best Fountain Pen made

the John Holland Nothing wouldplease your husband more than one oftbeae famous pens

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At JJaptist ChurtliThe Baptists will have a very impor

tnt meeting Sunday morning Everymember is requested and expected tobt present Castor Geo W Clarkewin preach Sunday night on WhyiEfelt ye Between Two Opinions If

Lord Be God Follow Him but ifBaal then Follow him

We have the rightgoods atprices Thats

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lleccivetl Electric ShockWm R Taylor JUyearold

Mr in contact withsTlive electric wire Monday on South

and was knocked from the pavement to the middle of the street He

with one of his hands badlyand a few bruises fromthe fall

telephone mannerfallen across one of the Traction Com

panys live wire

V Fined the nimitJ Howells court at

Clinton vi lie v Dave Washington was40 upon a plea of guilty to dis

orderly conduct Washington came toParis Monday and tanking up on

whisky went to his home nearCilintonville and made the nighthideous while celebrating causing

alarmed for their safety Squirelowell gave the noisy negro the limitwhich he paid and was released

if it comes from Wintersiioulcnow its all right

Tobacco PurchasesBuckley made the following

purchases of tobacco this week10 000 pounds at 910

jifer hundred r of S S Williams 8000cents of Sharon Williamsat 11 cents of B T Hintoh

at 9 cents of Dudley WilliamsonofrJOO at cents

Turner sold to the AmericanTobScco Conipany his of ten acresat cents per pound The tobaccoweighed an average of 1440 pounds per

from which Mr Turner realized141 per acreGeorge Ellis bought of John Toohey

pounds of tobacco at 12 centsperpound

GhVStmas Services at CatholicChurch

The Christmas services at the CathoChurch in this city Tuesday were

unusually interesting and impressivechoir of the church was

by J ASchwartz cornetist andMissEsther Margolen violinist Themusic was indeed inspiring and beautiful

Father Charles who was hereassisting Rev Father Cusack at the

service delivered his lectureCatholics Are Sometimes

This eloquent andFather was given the closest

attention and fully sustained his reputiation as a orator His lecturewasinstructive practical and eloquentandhigbl by the large

the Knights Templarvices that was to have been Tuesday rooming was postponed Sunjay 30 at 7 oclock

Special prepared sermon for the occaiaion be by Rev Joseph-S Malone pastor of the churchmember of Couer de Lion

No 26 Th ngnicr willthe direction cf Dr Frank Fithian

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Esther isrelatives on Walnut Hills Cincinnati

7G S Varden the leftTuesday on trip to Pittsburg

Miss Sarah Tarlton of Georgetown

CrawfordThe ladies will give a dance

at Elks Hall tonight Miss LauraClay will lead

Mrs W BI TirrvinTaylor at St Louis

Messrs Kramer Bain and OthoKimbrough of Lexington are guestsof J C Elgin Jr

Mrs C Moore ofMich arrived yesterday to visit hermother Mrs LamiraWilhibth1

Capt Mrs Frank Webb arevisiting the parents Mr andMrs E 0 Burns at Nepton Ky

Mr arid Mrs Robert Wirinv of Mti Sterling are guests of the tattersparents Mr and Mrs Jesse Turney

Mr and Mrs W H Wood of Mfare guests of theMr and Mrs W H Whaley

Mrs Lucy Simms and daughterMiss Lucy Simms will leave January1st to visit MrEdward Simms in Texas

Miss Ailene Power is at home fromCollege spending the holidays withher parents Mrand MrsH A Power

Miss Mildred Davis Oi Mtand Miss Virginia Christian of

Chilesburg are guests of Miss HelenDavis

Mrs Wm Schnick of BeaumontTexas is here spending the holidayswith her parents Mr and Mrs M BLovell

Hon F L MCchesney has returned from Louisville where he took hisChristmas dinner with his son Mr JR McChesney

Miss Crutcher of NorthMiddletown is spending the holidayswith her sisters Misses Eliazbeth andNellie Crutcher

Mr and Mrs J M Wood andWallace of Winchester spentmas day with Mrs Woods motherMrs Mary Stivers

Miss Mary Lawrence Holt whospent Christmas dayMr and Mrs B P Holt has returnedto her home at Louisville

Miss Viola Monson of Louisvilleand Misses Linnie Norris and AddieBell of Lexington are guests of MissMary Nelson of AusterJitz

G W Lancaster of Nebis the guest of his brother C J Lan

This is Mr Lancaster firstvisit to Kentucky for

Mrs Samantha Walls and dauand Mrs Nannie Henry attend a

the funeral of their relativeBramblet in Lexington Tuesday

Misses Davis and AmandaThompson and Messrs Foster Rogersand Harry Hpwell of Mt Sterling attended the Junior Assembly danceTuesday night

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Misses Anna Bain andWood of Lexington Minnie Byantof Denver Colorado and Lucille Bellof Nicholasville are guests of MissLaura Clay

Pastor Gee r e W Clarke of theBaptist Church is rejoicinggood things sent him by his membersThey gave him an pounding long to be remembered

The Junior Assembly ClubTuesday evening at the Elks

building with one of the mostdances ever given in this

nity It was one of the swell socialevents season

grand march was led by MrEmmett Redmon of this city and MissMildred Davis of Mt Sterling Everyfeature biilliantlywhile during the hours of the danceMrs John Ireland served frappe assisted by the the following chaperonesMr and Mrs Vol Ferguson Mr andMrs Rudolph Davis Mr and MrCharles R James Mrand Mrp EarlFerguson Mr and Mrs Swift ChampMr and Mrs Juilan Howe Mr andMrs Bruce Miller Mr and MrsThomas Moore Mr and Mrs GeorgeStuart and Mrs W G Abbott ofGeorgetown

Smitties orchestra of Cincinnati

while at 1230 a in all repaired toCrosdales Cafe where a delightful supper partaken of Thosewere Misses May Bramlett MarthaFerguson Mary Lisle Mary NelsonAusterlitz Virginia Christian Chilesburg Laura Clay Anna Bain Lesinerton Lucile Bell Nicholasville MinniBryant Denver Colorado Juliet Wood

Scott Linnie Norris and AddieBell Lexington Elizabeth BaylesHelen Davis Ella Kriener LouiseGrinnan Martha Waller Louise DavisHenrietta Taylor Rena Crosdale ViolaMonson Louisville Mildred Davis MtSterling Helen Abbott Georgetown

iunieyMessrs Edwin Wickliff

Marion Kimbrough KremerWade Whitley Robert Simm

i Otho Kimbrouffh Roby Clay HarrisonI Scott and Hal Headley LexingtonjWalker Nelson Austerlitz Clyde

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i Kemper and James Tart MillersbifrgSeers Nicholasville Bruce

R Clark Offutt BoardmarWhite Varden WilliamBowen RatclifF George Kriener JeffElgin Rick Thomas Harry Horton

j Raymond McMillan J W WallerCharlton Clay George Wyatt Emmett

I Redmon Charles Fithian Robert Fcrguson John Kriener Ike WiJmott W

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Fiscal Curt MeetsThe Bourbon County Fiscal Court met

amounting to 319423 were allowedpaidTurnpike Claude Redman

read his which was approvedHe was allowed 500 for repairs on thepikes during January

Claims for work on turnpikesamounting to 88811 were allowed

on January 1 1907 the balance of theprincipal of said fund in hishands

CountyOrdered SI 26131be made payable to First National Batikon the Turnpike Fundbearing interestto pay overcheck on said fund i

The Court then accepted theitbn of Superintendent Claudeto dine with him and repaired to thEWindsor Hotel where they were

In accepting Mr Redmons invitatiovas the first time the Fisca

Court has unanimously agreed foseveral months

All the nice Jewelry cometfrom Winters

Distressing Accident ChristmasMorning1

Mary Wells aged fourteen years aclerk the Fair Store and daughterof Mr and Mrs Martin Wells residingon Lilleston avenue this city met witha painful accident Christmas morningwhile with some companions i

Celebrating with fireworksShe had lighted a cannon cracker

which failed to explode and thinkingthe fuse had burnt out picked it upwhen it exploded in her hand withsuch force as to tear away thoforefiriger and sever the ligaments connecting the thumb with the hand DrsKenney and Dudley attended the injured girl amputating the fore finger atthe second joint The thumb wasplaced back in position and numberof stitches taken to hold the ligamentstogether

If Red Cross Flour pleases you tellyour friends if not tell us Made byE F Spears Sons 24tf

Masonic OfficersAt a meeting of Paris Lodge No 2

F A M last night the followingofficers were elected

E Li Harris Worshipful MasterW H Harris Senior WardenThos Allen Junior WardenM Hargis Dailey Treasurer-W H H Davis Senior DeaconW E Bell Junior DeaconG W Taylor TylerJas A Stewart Senior StewardWl E Hoard Junior StewardAfter the meeting the members

of an elegant repast at CrosdalesCafe

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An amusing incident happened at theParis Grand the other night duringche preformance of Lovers and Lunaics

A seedy looking individual who looked as though he had just emerged froma shock of fodder stepped up to thebox office and asked Bob Porter whowas selling tickets ZZT

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burbonit rOne dollar T was the reply j

The price was evidentlyfor he shook his head and

Porter called him back and saidTVJwill sell a ticket galleryfox 25 cents xMfcr s

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Col Peppers FuneralThe body of the late Col James F

Pepper who died in New Yorkafternoon arrived at Lexington

night The body was accompanied home by Mrs Pepper whosecondition has improved John B

Stanley Milward met the train andtook the body to Meadowthorpe Thefuneral services were held yesterday atChrist Church Cathedral Lexingtonwith Dean Wiliam T Capers

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were nearly all noted

complete only 50 centstf J J CONNELLY

Paragraphs With PointsBellamy Storer may aswell recognize

the fact that he was firedand let it go

I the Vingnia woman who wants tomortgage her brains to the doctors for10000 shows at least that she has

some by fixing that priceA Kansas City bank cashier has

skippedout with 9000and the officialscan findj no motive It seems youare expected to have a motive forstealing small sums i3v K

A Western railroad company romplains that it is finding it difficult toget to fill its good positions

There must be a shortage of forte j

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Mr Ollie Stanfield of thi countyand Miss Mary Bafeer of Winchester were united in marriage

afternoon at the residence of MrWm Fitzpatrick of near towm Elder

E Morgan was the officiatingjininister

Mr Rolla Kincart and Miss JuliaHam both of Carlisle were married atthe Court House in this city Wednesday

j by Judge Denis Dundona daughter of Mr and Mrs L JHam who formerly resided in this city

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being the officiating minister

WATCH LOSTDri yesterday between the Bourbon

News office and the Second streetbridge a ladys small openfaced silverwatch with gold chain and clasp attached Finder return to this office andreceive reward 2t

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will be a meeting of the stockholders of the Bourbon Bank at theoffice of saidbank on Monday JanuaryT 1907 for the election of Directorsfol the year

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Notice to Stockholders

There will be a of the stockholders of the Agricultural Bank atthe office of said bank MondayJanuary 7 1907 for the election ofDirectors for the ensuing year

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liberal jpatrqnage given me during the past yearand I respectfully solicit a continuance of theirfavors in the future1 I wish every MerryChristmas and a Happy New Year

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