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City PropertyBOURBON CIRCUIT COURT

Sara J Shorts Admx PlaintiffsVSNOTICE OF SALE

James M Short Etc DefendantsBy virtue of a judgment and order

made and entered in the abovestyled action at the June 1909 termof the Bourbon Circuit Court theundersigned Master Commissioner ofthe Bourbon Circuit Court will on

Monday September 6 1909

at the court house door in the city ofParis Ky about the hour of 11 oclocka m sell to the highest and bestbidder the property described in thejudgment and ordered to be sold in theabove styled action towit

A certain house and lot in the Cityof Paris Ky fronting on Main street76feet being on the Northwest corner of lot No 12 and extending alongSecond street 141 feet being the samewidth from front to rear and adjoiningthe property of Samuel Kerslake and

T Hinton and being the propertyconveyed to Sarah J Short by Mrs SS Higgins and Annie J Sanders bydeed of record in the Bourbon CountyClerks office in Deed Book 65 page383 and Deed Book 67 page 7

Said sale will be made on a credit ofsix and twelve months for equal partsof the purchase money The

will be required to execute bondswith good surety payable to the undersigned Master Commissioner and bearing interest at the rate of six per cent

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Delegates to Farmers CongressJ W Larkin of Paris and John

Larue of Shawhan have beenby Gov Willson as delegates to rep

resent the State of Kentucky at theFarmers National Congress to be heldat Raleigh N C on November 4

The 100000 Baby DeadThe three weeks old daughter of J

F and Clementine Deshon the 100000 baby died Wednesday at theirhome near It was the birthof this child which saved to Mrs Deshon and Mrs Clark nieces of the lateJames A Holt the splendid farm inFranklin which was to go to theClark Masonic lodge of JeffersonvilleInd if they died without issue

Lawyers say that even though thechild is now dead its birth gave itsparents a fee simple to the big estateand that the lodge can have no furtherclaim upon the property

Holiness MeetingThe Holiness people of Harrison

Bourbon and Nicholas counties willmeet at Herringtons Tabernacle atBlack Cross Roads on Sunday August29 at 10 30 a m and 2 p m for thepurpose of organizing a TriGountyHolineps Association The associationwill be interdenominational and willhave for its work the spreading of

Scriptural Holiness over these threecounties

Drink Chocolate in ChurchMexican ladies are fond of choco

late Even in church they have itbrought to them and drink it duringthe service

Daily ThoughtEvery noble life leaves the fiber of

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BASE BALL

TUESDAYS GAME

The Bourbonites journ eyed to Winchester Tuesday and at thehands of the Hustlers by of 4 to-n

The game was uninteresting fromstart to finish Sims pitched for theBourbonites while Weekley was on theslab for the Hustlers but was relievedby Tony in fifth inning

Seven hits were made by each teamthe Hustlers coming at times whenneeded Following is score and

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Paris 10000010 0 2Winchester

Earned 1 Paris 1Two base First on

Weekley 1 StruckWeekley 3 by Toney 2 by Simms 3Double plays Weekley to Goosetree toStout Ellis to Stout Hit by pitcher

Simms 2 Weekley 4 in 5innings off Toncy 3 in 4 innings offSimms 7 Stolen bases Stout 2 Sacrifice hits Seeback Time

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WEDNESDAYS GAME

The Lexington Colts were here Wednesday we are sorry to note andgalloped away with the Bourbonites byscore of 3 to 1 in a game that shouldhave been 1 to 0 in favor of ParisScheneburg was ins great form andpicthed a masterly game of ball Errors behind him and the failure of thelocal boys to connect with the ballwhen a hit meant a run caused the humiliation felt by the crowd of Parisfans present It was a hard game tolose especially to the Colts Klinewas in the box for Lexington and waseffective at critical points Followingis score and summaryParis 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1Lexington 1

Scheneberg andElgin Lexington Kline and Downing

5 Lexington 3 Twobase Kaiser KlineBases on Scheneberg 2 offKline 2 by Schenebrug1 by Kline 3 Double plays Scott toBarnett Hit by pitched ball Downing Stolen HanniganViox Sacrifice HarperUmpire Piepho

YESTERDAYS GAME

The Bourbonites played sure enoughball at Frankfort yesterday and tookthe game from the Lawmakers byscore of 3 to 1 Dugger for Parisand Hasty Wright for Frankfortwere pitted against each other and thereliable Dugger won the fight allowing Frankfort only four hits and onerun Wright was hit freely but thegame was won by fast inside ball playing by the Bourbonites every man onthe team playing a fast game

Reggie at Short and Veatch inright field the two new players wifchthe Bourbonites covered themselveswith glory by playing star ball

This news came to us over long distance and is reliable If we take thegame from Lexington here today wewill again be in third place Thingslook considerably brighter thandid Wednesday evening J

Scott the crack short stop of theParis team was called home Wednesday evening by the death of his grand

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place on sale today our entire line of Hopkinsand Stetson Straws including the new shapes in

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father in Cincinnati He will be backin time for Sundays game

Pitcher and second baseman

Claude Veatch said to be a fast outfielder was given tryout by ManagerBarnett at Frankfort

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Winchester 60 34 638Richmond 59Frankfort 48Paris 47Lexington 37

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To Prevent Big Leaguers Coming in

In order to prevent the bringing inof big leaguers to held out base ballteams in the Blue Grass League at theclose of the season a movement hasbeen started by adopting resolutions tothe effect that players will have to besigned before they can play in anygamy after the first of September

teams to bring better players hereunder verbal contract and notthem and pay them large salaries fortheir services

The big leaguers will not sign withthese small fry as they would probably be drafted by a higher class teamand would have to go thereby doingthemselves harm by signing withsmall teams for only fifteen days Thefollowing resolutions have been mailedto all the directors and tney will notifyPresident George I Hammond whetherthey will adopt them or not The resolutions follow

Resolved That no player shall beeligible to engage in a game of

with any club a member of theBlue Grass League who has not signeda contract with the club offei ing toplay him before September 1 1909 andwho has not played at least one gamewith some club a member of saidleague on or before said date

Any club violating this provision

hundred dollars 30000 in the discretion of the board of directorsleague for each violation and allgames played shall be forfeitedopposing club unless otherwise ordered by the board of directors of saidleague

Real PuzzlersSome of you who think you well

up in spelling just try to spell thewords this little sentence It isagreeable to witness the unparalleledecstasy of two harassed peddlers endeavoring to gauge the symmetry oftwo peeled pears with a pair of scissors Read it over to your friendsand see how many of them can spellevery word correctly The sentencecontains of th real puzzlers ofthe spelling book

To Insure a Stand of AlfalfaWe got this pointer direct front M

C Rankin State Commissioner of Agriculture Alfalfa will grow on anyland that will produce locust bushesTo get a sure stand on any land where

is difficult to make it take hold plowthe land in the spring and cultivate itthroughout the summer same as if cultivating a crop keeping the weedsdown and the soil stirred so that it willretain moisture Then sow the alfalfaat the proper time in the fall and youwill be sure of a stand and a crop thatwill not only pay better than any othercrop but will increase the fertility ofthe soil It is worth trying

Quarantine Lifted for FairCommisisoner of Argiculture Ran

kin Wednesday received a telegramfrom the Agricultural Departmentstating that the quarantine on sheephas been lifted on the sheep to be shipped into Kentucky for the State Fair

Kentuckys First QuarantineFor many years sheep scab has been

quite prevalent in the West but as aresult of the combined efforts of theFederal and State authorities muchterritory has been entirely freed andthe infection in other sections has beengreatly reduced and it is hoped thatwithin a few years more the disaesewill be entirely stamped out The present quarantine against Kentucky is thefirst time that the disease has obtaineda sufficient foothold to require a Federal quarantine

Wheat Threshing Almost DoneWheat threshing in Central

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reports of the conditions show that theloss experienced through the heavyrains which de ayed threshing so longwill not be as great as was expectedDuring the early part of the season theyield promises to the record but theloss caused by rains cut it to about anaverage crop

The latest govern nr ent report on cropconditions in Kentucky says the yieldwill be about eleven bushels to theacre about an average The qualityof the grain is not extra good but owing to its scarcity during the earlypart of the threshing season a goodprice was offered for it and in some

the farmers received the bestprice they have gotten for some time

Can They Deny ItIt is a nevertobeforgotten fact

that the people who scoff most loudlyat the poets never read poetry r

Hermit Dead

GrcenBrier Nelson county of BasilHayden who had not stepped outsidethe picket fence surrounding his yardsince President Lincoln freed thesavlesIt not resentment at this actthat caused Haydens seclusion fornieghborhood tradition is that he shuthimself in a little room that day in1863 after his sweetheart died andlooked no more upon men

An overseer of estatenamed Borders was the only humanbeing whom the anchorite saw andBorders declares that the words whichhe exchanged with the recluse in ascore of years can he enumerated uponhis fingersZ Hayden hid an estateamount to nearly 100 000 in pilbwslips and cast off clothing V

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LIKE OLD FRIENDS

The Longer You Know Them theBetter You Like Them

Doans Kidney Pills never fail youParis people know thisRead this Paris caseRead how Doans stood the testFor yearsIts local testimony can be

Alex Talbott Main street ParisKy says I can praise Kidhey Pills highly for the benefit I recieved from their use The statementI gave in favor of this remedy in 1903was true in every particular and holdsgood today I have remained free fromKidney trouble since and this is the

why I can again recommendDoans Kidney Pills

For sale by all dealers Price 50cents FosterMilburn Co BuffaloNew York sole agents for the UnitedStatesRemember the nametake no other

Prominent Man ShotRichard D Watson Cashier of the

Central of Georgia railroad was shotand perhaps fatally wounded in hisoffice at Augusta Ga Wednesday byMiss Elvira Todd aged 22 Six shotswere fired at Watson three ofentered the body just above theheart In to the policeMiss Todd accused Watson of causingher downfall

Young Dentist SuicidesDr H W Keidel a dentist of Mur

ray fired three shots from a windowof his office Wednesday night the bullets striking an attorney E E Acreeand jl then turned the revolver to hisright eye and blew out his brafhs dying an hour later Dr Keidel forseveral days had been in a state of despondency It is probable that Acreesleg will have to be amputated

Railroad Conductor SuesA damage suit for 20000 has been

filed in the Harrison Circuit Court byW L Chappell of Covington againstthe Louisville Nashville railroad

mer of Berry Mr Chappell is aconin the employ of the L N

and in his petition he alleges that onJune 15 while in the pursuit of hisduties as conductor on a freight trainhe was on the top of his train and wasstruck by a telephone wire running tothe residence of Joseph H Berry overthe railroad right of way and wasthrown to the car with great foreinjuring him to the extent of 20000

Killed by LightningMrs Geo Bradley killed by

lightning near Flemingsbrug while

but the horse killed

Youth Killed by Belting in MillRectqr Hill aged 18 went to the

Robinson Milling Companys mill atRobinson Ky Wednesday morningwith a sack of corn to be ground intomeat In some unaccountable way hebecame entangled in the belts and sustained injuries that proved fatalalthough every medical aid possiblewas summoned Young Hill was ason of Hub Hill a well to do farmerof Harrison county

Democratic PrimaryAt the Democratic primary in Mt

Sterling Wednesday Ben R Trunerwas nominated tor Police Judge overCharles W Nesbitt by a majority of89 votes The candidates for councilmen were declared nominees by thecommittee as follows First WardJames McDonald and Garrett SullivanSecond Ward M S Kelly and J WClay Fourth Ward William Botts

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Musically DecribedThere is never any discord In your

family No answered Mr Meekton not exactly discord But thereis some mighty close harmony

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Arctic expedition camp atdated August 14 says

A north gale which had been blowing since August 5 dropped on the 12and Mr Wellman made ready to start

the motors were working smoothlyOn the 13 the was stillbut Mr Wellman decided to getairship out of the house

The tourist ship Theila arrivedabout that time and her passengersspent the night ashore watching thepieparations for the flight and hopingto see the start The officers and crewof the Thelia assisted inairship back into the shed tomore propitious weather s

To Mammoth CaveAugust 25 on regular train last of

the season 1265 for a three daystrip includes railroad fare board at

ville Paris and Lexington divisionsTen days limit on tickets See L Nagent auglO 4t

Dispensary Loss vff VIn thc local option elections

South Carolina in 21 out of 42counrties the dispensary loses inFor the first time theleague took an active interest inttfieprohibition movement in that Stateand not since the stirring factionaltests in the early nineties when Benjamin R Tillman first entering upona spectacular political career has sucha campaign been witnessed as thatwaged by the nitsaloon league leaders church folk and antidispensariesdispensariesThose of

the dispensaries displayed very littleenergy in influencing the electionsVery little if any money wased by either side at the polls Tuesdayaccording to reports

Talk to Arkle 4 CoWhy not put your coal in now isr

sure to go higher Everything elsefishigh Let Arkle Co talk toabout it Tenn phone 178 10tf

Hot TimesMissouri Kansas and Oklahoma

again Tuesday sweltered in a temperatrue that made it one of the hottest

were covered by the heat wave Inmany cities the temperature overx110 degrees

Fill Your Coal HouseLet us fill your caol house We have

the best price and the best coalARKLE COTenn phone 178

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Congress at Denver Collv Themorning session was devoted to wetcoming the delegates and

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Sleeping car diagrams for the special train to Atlantic City viapeake Ohio Railway leaving Lexington August 19th are now open forreservations Call on or address

GEO W BARNEY D P Atd Lexington Ky

Life Savers to Rescue i

Seven men including the ofthe three masted schooner Arlingtondf BOQton were rescuedperilous position on the bowspritofthat craft stranded on aLong Beach L I Tuesday Lifesavers from the effbcted therescue One man who had put out

out of believed to have perisnjed

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all kinds Home phone 585 lddone on short notice Satisfactionguaranteed Dry is ouTespecialty THOMAS BROS

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The most radical prohibitioneverdrawn has passed the lower houseof the Alabama Legislature It prohibits the sale of advertisingany form of intoxicating liquors andalso it is facie evidence of guiltif the liquors alleged tj havehave a like color odor or taste qfprohibited liquors

How Things ChangeA few years ago a spotted

an unusual sight outside ufa circusnow nothing is more conpton In amuch more recent period an automobile stodped on our street one aridin ten minutes a crowd of at least a

was around it Noof them are owned in the city A flying machine would now excite somecuriosity but in a few years weto see the air full of them

Family ReunionOn August 28 at Lair Harrison

county Mrs Eliza Lair and Mrs JohnN Northcutt of Cynthiana will

about one hundred and twentylive of the descendants of Charles

lowing from Bourbon will attend rMrs Mollie Lair Miss Ethel LairMrs Frank Wright Mrs Laura LairChas E Lair Mr and Mrs WJ HPiper Mrs Frank Current Mr

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