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Oaeyent 5209 j Six months JLOO

Make alt Cheek Money Order

THE Elks gave a very pleasant socialsiaon Tuesday night

HAKDDCG RISHM have a fine squareVfeao cheap trash or time

SEED and Cow Peas for saleE F SPEARS SONS

will be observed Sun-day morning at the First PresbyterianQbooaih

LOSE pin gold diamond sotiSttg Return to THE NEWS and receiveaoftable reward

OSCAR MILLER of Vine street hasMen appointed Census Enumerator for

Rock precinct

A good secondhand saddleAfldress box 647 or leave word at thisOffice where it can be seen

JHO9HBS BHONSTON son of the Hon C

J Bconston of Lexington submitted toB operation for appendicitis

few tired buggy wheelsjtar sale at six dollars per set

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BED LLoYD DARSIE announces thatQhSdrens Day will be observed Sunmorning at the Christian Church

Pox hundred extra goodSD0lb cattle eighty per cent redfa stf BISHOP HIBLER BRO

Miss FKAJJCES BUTLERS preparatoryscool will reopen on Monday Septem-ber 3rd at her schoolhouse on PleasantStreet tf

WE are prepared to paint buggiesoamagos etc in first class style attceasdnable prisces-

E J McKpiEY Sox

Eli Lloyd Darsie will deliver theBaccalaureate address High Schoolffiadcating class Sunday night at thetjgjeni house

A large attendance is desired at theMasonic Lodge tonight to welcomeband Senior Warden Bailey of Cyn

Work in the third degroe

H0D5BEESPERS can theirfurniture wonderfully with a

bottle of Cedarine FurTafifcare Polish Sold by G W Davis

LOST On Sunday between BourbonLaundry office and Fordham Hotel apair of goldrimmed glasses Leaveat the News office and get reward

WEDNESDAY in Judge Smiths courtDan Kimbroogh of Cynthiaua was ap-

pointed as trustee to attend to the business affairs of Mrs Fannie W Shropshire

MISSES MARY WILL BOWDEN andMame Neal of this city will graduatefrom State College at Lexington nextWednesday The class has thirtyonemembers

Prof A M Gutzeit was one of thejudges Friday the MillersburgFemale College pupils piano recital atMfllarsburg The contest was won byMiss Annie Mary Meek of Tennessee

ER that Harding Riehmhave sold thousands of pianos and organsan Kentucky and Indiana Their guar-

antee is as good as gold being backedover two millions dollars Open

evenings

JOHN JONES colored has been placedParis jail charged with breaking

Mb A P Shropshires store at Centertrails and stealing some boots and shoes

Bfe was arrested in Georgetown by Chief

Imsby Jones claims Danville asSterna

High School A lumni

The former graduates of therequested to meet the

Class mf 1900 at the High School ChapelFriday afternoon June 1st at four

ofo k to consider business questions

To Owners of Pianos

We have with our house Mr E RBajlar expert tuner and repairer late

of Tailor Bros of New York who did

large amount of worknot long ago and we are ready tc

do your piano work and tuning Come

in and see us Satisfaction guaranteed

Open evenings

Warrant For Taylor

A dispatch yesterday from Frankfortsays Circuit Clerk Ford received

from Circuit Judge Cantrill thfc

morning directing him to issue a bendwarrant for the arrest of former Gover-

nor Taylor The warrant is base

on an indictment charging Gov Tayloi

with being accessory to the assassinatLOi

of Senator William Goebel The war-

rant wax issued and placed in the handof Deputy Sheriff Suter

Taylor is still at Martinsvffle Ind

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Clips DUdley DeathCharles E Dudley a well known and

popular young man of this city agedtwentysix took his life Tuesday nightby drinking a deadly draught of carbolicand prussic acids He had been despondent for several months because ofnot having regular employment and forother reasons and had tried some timeago to end his life

The deceased was a son of Oliver HDudley and was an industrious andworthy young man He was a faithfulmember of the Paris Fire Departmentand several years ago a capableemplove of THE NEWS He was amost deserving young man and a host offriends were shocked to hear of hisdeath

Funeral services were held yesterdayafternoon at the residence by Eld LloydDarsie and the remains were interredin the Paris cemetery The pallbearerswhich were selected by the deceasedwere Messrs Edgar Minter TamesIngles Chas Sauer Frank JacobsGeorge M Davis and Frank RemingtonAs a mark of respect to the deceased thebell at the Fire Department was tolledduring the funeral

The Confederate RounionThe John H Morgan Camp United

Confederate Veterans of this city leftWednesday morning under command ofA T Forsyth Vice President for Bourbon County to attend the ConfederateReunion Miss Katie Lucas daughter-of the late Capt J W Lucas is sponsorfor the camp and Miss Lizzette Dicksondaughter of the Hon E M Dickson is

honor Capt Harry Bedford took with him the famous old battle flag that belonged to Morgans cornmaud Joe Hedges took along his oldConfederate uniform which he broughthome from the war

Among the Parisians who left Tuesdayand Wednesday were A T Forsythand wife Henry Turney and daughter j

Mrs R C Tucker L J Fretwell WH Whaley Willis Goodman W HCurrent J E Hedges James MernaughAllen Kiser Ben Dykes Hi HortonAlex Talbott Richard Talbott CaptHarry Bedford A J Lovely N CRogers W H Boone J E Kern MrsEv Rogers Walker Buckner Jr JamesBuckner John W Hite J W HollidayMrs L Frank Dr Frank MissKate Edgar Mrs J T Vansant H MCarpenter Miss Judith Carpenter Revand Mrs E H Rutherford Ed

Dr C J Clark Miss HopkinsMiss Ella Stoker and many otherswhose names could not be secured

From North Middletown were Mrand Mrs C H Meng Dr R D Wea-

ver Miss Lula Weaver Win Cray aaiwife Mason Talbott and wife John WSkillman and daughter Mr and MrsJas Bryant and son Mr and Mrs WillBryan and son and others

The following left yesterday forLouisville Messrs Buckner WoodfordEd Cantrill Ayiette Buckner MrsWm HuMll Sr Mrs J M ThomasMrs T E Moore Jr Mrs Rachel Ashbrook and daughter Mr and Mrs SwiftChamp Miss Lena Cantrill

Other Parisians will leave today forthe reunion

THE piano is no longer an article ofluxury designed exclusively for the professional musician or the rich qf musicaltaste or purchased as a parlor ornamentbut instead it has become a householdnecessity and within the reach of allHarding Riehm are holding theirspecial sale in Paris and they areselling-a very nice piano whichat 250 for 168 cash or time There isonly one of these left First come firstserved is our motto Open evenings

REV F W EBERHARDT will preachSunday morning on the famine sufferers in India A collection will be takenPersons who do not attend can leavemoney with Chas Stephens or J TMartin

Miss FANNIE THOMPSON of NorthMiddletown Miss Annilee Talbott ofthis city and Miss Lillian ofMillersburg graduated Wednesdayfrom Hamilton College

A Successful Shoot

The Blue Grass Gun Club gave amost successful Merchandise Shoot onDecoration Day at the Clubs groundsThe sport was enjoyed by a large number of members and spectators Therewere six prizes in each event and somefine scores were made Messrs JohnBrennau T H Clay Jr and Charles-

R James were the handicappers andthe fact that nine shooters tied for firstprize in the fourth event shows thatthey did their work well The prize-

winners wereFirst Turiiey 25 Aylette

Buckner 24 C R James 23 G WClay 22 T H Clay 21 N C Fisher 20

Second M Brennan 25

Frank Clay 24 G W Clay 23 DuncanBell 22 T H Clay 21 Charles Barnett 20

Third Event E T Shipp 25 AlfredClay 24 Earl Ferguson 28 W WMitchell 22 T H Clay 21 James Mc

Fourth W Clay 25 JFrank Clay 25 J M Brennan 24 S BRogers 24 Aylette Buckner 28 EarlFerguson 22 Harry Clay 21 JohnSpears 21

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THE MOVSSG THRONG

Notes About Our Guests Arrivals andDepartures Society Doings

Ellsworth Dow is attending the Beu lion in Louisville

Mrs James McClure is visiting relatives in Winchester

Miss Olivia Buckner left yesterday-for a visit friends in Carlisle

Miss Sue Buckner left Wednesday-

for a visit to friends in WinchesterMrs Florence Lockhart was in

Lexington yesterday visiting friendsMrs A M Gutzeit spent yesterday-

in Lexington with Mrs Thos MoirMr Charles McMillan has beenfriends in Winchester for a week

Miss Laura Lilleston will arrive tomorrow to visit Miss Laura Lilleston

Joe Quisenborry of Lexington wasin Paris yesterday on grass seed busi-

nessMrs C M Clay Jr and children

left yesterday for a visit to relatives inLouisville

Miss Bessie Thomas has arrivedhome from Madison Female College atRichmond

Messrs Thomas and James Buckner are at home from military school inNorth Carolina

Miss Sythie Kern arrived home yesterday from St Louis where she hasbeen visiting relatives-

E F Cantrill and daughter left forLouisville yesterday morning to visitrelatives and friends

Mrs H H Hancock left Wednesday for Cleveland Tenn mouthsvisit to her father

Miss Addie Garner returned to Winchester Wednesday after a visit in thiscity to Miss Lucy Lowry

Mrs W E Hibler and daughtersMisses Mary and Ethel are vtsitiug rel-

atives in Lexington this weekMiss Katherine Gay of Woodford-

is the guest of her sister Mrs NewtonMitchell on Duncan avenue

Mrs Amos Turney left yesterday-for Wellsley Mass where her daughter Miss Jesse is attending college

Miss Mattie Lilleston has arrivedhome from Birmingham Ala whereshe has been teaching school pastten months

The Sufolla Ciub will give a danceat Odd Fellows Hall on the evening ofJune 20th Saxtons orchestra has beenengaged to furnish the music

Miss Nellie Meredith who has beenspending the Winter with her brotherRev J S Meredith will leave nextThursday for her home near NorfolkVa

Mr Warren Bacon and bride willarrive home today from a trip to Cloveland Buffalo Niagara Falls and DetroitThey will be at home to their friends atMrs Lou Irelands on Duncan avenue

Messrs W M Hinton Jr EdHutchcraft W P Wornall JamesChambers and Thomas JBuckner attended a dance in Winchester Wednesday night

Misses Ollie Butler Calla ThomasMinnie Iggrigg of this city FannieThompson and Emma Bryan of NorthMiddletown have arrived home fromHamilton College

Miss Louise Parrish will leave to-

morrow for Maysville for SL visit to MissLida Rogers Miss Lillian Armstrongof Flemingsburg and liar guest MissGertrude Renick of this city will alsobe guests of Miss Rogers

Rev A Redd and Rev E G BMann of this city attended Commencement exercises of Kentucky WesleyauCollege at Winchester this week Itwas a splendid occasion There weretwelve graduates

Misses Josephine Moore EstelleMr Chas Moore of

Texas Miss Frances Steele of Woodford and Miss Ethel Moody of Eminence are guests of Miss Ollie Butleron Vine street Miss Georgia Goodwinof Harrison is the guest of Miss

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The Administration ball which isto take the place of the social functionwhich usually marks the incoming of a-

new State administration will be givenat Frankfort Friday night June 8 Itwill be the first social function of thepresent administration and no invitations will be issued Friends of the administration in all parts of the Statewill be welcome

Misses Margaret Butler KatherineGay Woodford Katherine SiinmsGeorgia Goodwin Harrison AnnaMay Simms Sadie Hart Alice SpearsNellie Meredith Sallie Joe HedgesLouise Parrish Messrs Albert HintonJake Spears Yancy Freeman Lexington Clarence Thomas and WalterChamp composed a fishing party whichspent a jolly afternoon up Stoner onDecoration Day The party met at thelanding in the morning but deferred thetrip until afternoon on account of therain going to the home of Mrs NewtonMitchell where the party spread thepicnic luncheon The party was takenup and brought back by the launch

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THE best Guarantee to the purchaser-of a piano is the standing and the reputation of the manufacturer as well as thedealer for the real test of a piano is itsreal durability and tone quality andthese can only be determined by time

The Manufacturers cf Harding Riehms Pianos are the largest inthe world having a capital of over twomillion dollars and having been in busi-

ness nearly half a century both dealerand manufacturers guarantee can notbe questioned Below are a few of thepeople of this vicinity who are usingHarding Riehms pianos

AQUILLA WILLETTGEORGE RASSENFOSSLEE PRICEMAMIE BOONEJOHN AYERSJoin T HEDGES-T D JUDYW R SCOTTWMANNA S FUGATE-M C DONALDSO-NW H H JOHNSON

IN Judge Smiths court yesterday EdField colored was fined 20 for whipping his wife Johnson Coleman colored was fined 1450 for failing to sup-port his child Grant Owsleyscase wasset for trial Tuesday

NOTICETh-

e creditors of Leonard Cook assigned are hereby notified that I will at myoffice in Paris Ky on June 18th 1900receive proof of claims against the saidassigned estate and the creditors willplease present them at that time proven-as is required by law

NEViLLE C FISHERjleof Assignee

CITY RESIDENCE

FOR SALEThe heirs of Mrs C Doehrer will

offer for sale publicly on the premises at 2 p m on

THURSDAY JUNE 14th 1900

the residence of the deceased situated-on High st between Fourth and FifthstsThis is an desirable prop

and a splendid investmentdence is stories and basement 10 rooms includingfurnished bathroom 2 roomsin basement and 2 splendid celarshouse in beseen by probable purchasers Ownershave been offered 15 per month forlower floor only which purchaser cculdsublet on floor ifdesiredI Inspection of house by bidders invited

TPRMS known on day of sale

NOTICEBOUR-

BON CIRCUIT COURTW Redmon Afunr etc Plaintiff

vs NoticeAlice Allen etc Defendants-

In pursuance of an order of theBourbon Coart madein the above styled cause on the 50thday of March 1903 all persons divingClaims against the estate of Tomas

deceased are hereby notified topresent same proven as required

to the undersigned at his office inParis Kentucky on or before 12ie 5thday of June 1906 All claims not soproven and presented by said time willbe barred by express of the court

EMMETT 31 DICKSONMaster Comniissiazaer Bourbon Circuit

Court

Assignees Notice-

All persons having claimsthe assigned estate of Jos M lion willpresent to ixe properly provenAll those owing the estate will settle atonce and save all cow of suit

JOHN S SMITH Assignee

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There is nothing nicer or moreseasonable for Summerwear than a neat Oxford Ourstock of them is complete andour prices tempting Give us alook and we cant please youyou can at least themwith what you see elsewhere

manufactured under our trade-mark are the best Oxfords inthe city at the price Madea variety of handturned flexible soles perfect fitting

Price 250Clays Shoe Store

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ALL THE NEW STYLES

Now on SaleMade of Percals Madrass Cloths and Dimities

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SEE THE NEW SILKS and GINGHAMS at popular priesUMBRELLAS PARASOLES and FANS now on sale

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Ifyou cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 inches youreyesight is failing and should have immediate attention

are fitted by Dr Bowens system they always give sattefaettoa lri to flt themwlfclHa

any glasses than with either of these defects Buy Imperial spectacles of a relteWerskiaruthey will last longer without change be In e end

We have engaged the services ofDr C H Bowen who will visitour store on the and last Thursdays ofeach month and inviteall to call and have their eyes examined for which there is nocharge Satisfaction guaranteed orinonev refunded

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