I THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KENTUCKY JUNE 3 1908

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NoticeDemocratic voters of Bourbon

W called to meet in-n invention at the court house in

tion j THOMPSONjrman Democratic County

gig Catchof this city caught a

channel catfish in Lickingf near Blue Licks

H 2f st catch of the seasonwas t ie

Let Us Sell You Preservesstrawberries are gone let us sell you

r preserves to be delivered nextfc C P COOK CO

Buys ResidenceJames McClure purchased ofi the Methodiste on co nnn

Notice Patrons ci Rural RouteNo 8

rv will leave on route atx a m instead of 1130 a m

A Liberal Offer

The Bourbon News and the Louisrile Evening Post from now untilafter the November election for 2Tj a 10

those living the country on ruralTake advantage of this at

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Gas StovesHow many nickels dimes and quar

ters spend foolishly and get butittle good of You think well it

much but you would find thatin a short time these small amountswould buy a gas stove which would bea lasting

Genuine ConfortHammocks and porch shades of eviey

description If you are lookinggenuine comfort call inJ

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To Test ValidUytft City OrdinanceStitt

against the city of Paris to test theconstitutionality of the city ordinanceimposing upon persons doing businessupon installment plan and for

life insurance companies it beingalleged in the petition that the licenseimposed is an excessive one

Bargains in RefrigeratorsUnheard of bargains in the celebrat

ed North Star RefrigeratorsJ

High School CommencementThe Paris High School Commence

ment began Sunday night with theBaccalaureate sermon at the SecondPresbyterian church The church wasbeautifully dceorated with red andwhite cut flowers the colors of theclass The large choir of young ladiesall dressed in white with red sashesand red flowers in their hair presentedbeauitful scene

marched down the middle aisletook the front seats that had been

After an earnest and touching

Rev Jos S Malone pastor of theFirst Presbyterian church then aroseand selected the 5th erse of the 4thchapter of Proverbs for his text GetWisdom and delivered a sermon thatshould be remembered by thegraduating class and all present Itwas fnrcable practical and eloquent

was pronounced by many present to

The following is the program for thethe week

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PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Celeste Lucas is the guest ofMiss Marion Mulligan in Lexington

Mrs J M Wood of Winchester

Mrs S J Turney of Cynthianais the guest of her daughtre Mrs RK McCarney

Mrs A A Barclay is visiting Mrand Mrs Ciaude Paxton and family inMt Sterling

Editor Green Keller of the Car

Mrs Newton Mitchell and MrsWallace Mitchell left yesterday for atwo weeks stay at Olympia

Mrs J Stewart Wallingford andlittle daughter KatherIne Philippsare visiting friends in Covington

Mrs E L Stevens and childrenI are guests of the formers motherMrs M D Williams at Paducah

Mrs Depue Brown and daughtersMisses Brown and Mrs Ragsdale ofDecalb Ills are guests of Mrs F P

ay JrMr William Grosche who has been

at St Joseph Hospital in Lexingtonunder treatment has returnedmuch improved in health

Mrs Belle Sidener Sanders ofSouth Norwood 0 spent decorationDay and Sunday with Mr and MrsR S Porter Qn Pleasant street

Mr James H David of Texas anold Confederate soldier is the guestof relatives in the county He waskept busy yesterday shaking hands withold comrades

Mrs F P Lowry and Miss LucySimms leave today to attend the StateFederation of Womens Clubs at Paducah They go as representatives ofthe Paris Literary Society

Mrs N B Hayes and daughterMiss Mollie Rose Hayes who havebeen guests of Mr and Mrs B FSkillman of North Middletown havereturned to their home in Frankfort

W W Judy who for sometime been the city salesman for theDowHayden Grocery Co has accepted a position with Flood Co wholesale grocers of Lexington Mr Judyis a hustler and fine business manand his numerous friends regret tohave him leave Paris to reside Hebegan with the new firm yesterday

Mr Walton Hill and Miss AnnaBerry both of Newport were quietlymarried in the Episcopal church in thatcity Saturday evening The bride is adaughter of the late Judge Al BerryThey will spend the summer monthsin the mountains and return to thecountry home recently purchased bythe bride in this county to reside

Prof and Mrs Geo W Chapmanentertained the graduating class of theParis High School at their home onHouston avenue Saturday eveningThe house was beautifully decoratedwith red and white flowers the classcolors and most delicious refreshmentswere served

a most delightful boating party to theiryoung lady friends Friday afternoonA delicious lunch was spread at Gassspring They were caught in the terrible rain and lightning storm butthat even did not seem to mar thepleasure of the jolly party They werechaperoned by Mrs Carey E Morganand Miss Emma Lou Scott The following composed the party MissesBelle Horton Carolyn RoseberrryEdith Myall Ruth Morgan ElizabethCrutcher Mary Batterton Ethel CoonsElizabeth Jasper Anna Eads PeedLucille Swearingen Helen HutchcraftLucille Hopkins Louise Wyatt NoraBaldwin Messrs Wallace ClarkeWilliam Howard Clyde Huffman WS Arnsparger Jospeh Holt HarryBrent Fithian Joseph Mitchell WmCooper Walter Ratcliff Davis WeeksRoy Batterton Chas Butler ChasAdair and Oscar Hinton

Thanksgiving SaleThe ladies of the Second Presbyterian

church have announced that they willhold a Thanksgiving sale

Meeting PostponedThe meeting of the Young Mens

Club of the Christian church will notbe held Friday night as announced Ithas been postponed until Friday nightweek

School EntertainmentMiss Bettie Ingels school will have

an entertainment at the old Christianchurch next Friday evening June 5th

25 and 15 cents Public areasked to attend

Now Is the TimeAm now prepared to put on wall

paper just as soon as you make yourselection j T HINTON

BIRTHS

Born Sunday to the wife of WmWornall nee iVoodford a son ThomasWornall i

Born Fridaynight to the wife ofChas Terry on Winchester street a

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Another Will Contestof the late J H Hamilton

tlte wealthy Bourbon county farmerwho left his estate valued at nearly

for the education of poorworthy white girls of Bourbon countyis to be contested It one of thelast suits filed Friday The notice ofappeal was filed by Judge HarmonStitt behalf of Wm Hamilton andwife and other heirs

Will Decorate Confederate GravesThe graves of Confederate dead in

the Paris cemetery will be decoratedWednesday June 3 at 4 oclock p munder the auspices of Richard HawesChanter U D C The Daughterswill meet at 230 p m in their rooms

the court house when exercises incommemoration of the one hundredthanniversary of the birth of JeffersonDavis will be held Mrs R B Hutchcraft and Miss Annie May hosteases of the occasion

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Dr Louis H Landman-At the Residence of MrsR M Harris cornerFourth Sts

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COMMENCEMENT IWe have just the goods you are looking for

White GoodsFrench Lawns Wash Chiffons Mercerized Batistes

Persian Lawns Etc

LacesBeautiful New Patterns Round fillet

Maltese Vals

EmbroideriesWide flouncings and Bands to match New

frontings New Waist Bands

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Central Kentuckys Largets Best and CheapestHome Outfitter

I AM SHOWING THE BEST LINE OF

PORCH FURNITUREEver Shown in Paris As usual the

OLD HICKORY LEADSSee my windows All prices in plain figures

REFRIGERATORSThe money saved in ice alone by

Cork Lined RefrigeratorsWill in a Season BUY a Cheap Refrigerator

Vudor Porch Shades and ChairHammocks are the Best

J T HINTON Paris Kentucky

ClosiX tRUMMANS TUCKER COEntire Stock of Dry Ooods Clothing and Shoes

Owing to the backward season and slow business we are offering ourentire stock at COST FOH CASH Nothing Reserved

All Clothing 25 per cent less than marked pricery G ccds at prices that will soon close them out

Shoes for the family at prices far below cost manufactureSale Commences June m and continues for 30 days

For lack of space we cannot quote prices but come and see for yourself what rarebargains you can secure

Rummans Tucker CoDont Let This Opportunity Pass

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