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PRINTED EVERY OIESDAY AND FRIDAY Established February 1 1881

PARIS BOURBON CO TUESDAY JANUARY 8 1901

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OUR GREAT ANNuAL CLEARANCE

WHITE GOODS AND LINEN SALE

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and in fact every tool used I alsohave a fine line of Barouches SurriesBuggies Phaetons Road Wagons and

Rubber Tire plant will fit newtires on your wheels while you waitMy trade in this branch has beenlarge

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OBITUARY

Prof Andrew Mozart Gntzeit of thiscity aged 45 years died at the GoodSamaritan Hospital in Lexington Fri-day night

The deceased had been a long andpatient sufferer from rheumatism but itwas only during the past week that thedisease took such a hQld upon him aa tocause his friends uneasiness His wifenee Miss Ida Muir of Lexingtonwas with him during his last LoursThe deceased was a member of ParisLodge No 2 F A M Paris LodgeNo 373 B P O E and PhantomLodge No 15 K of P of LexingtonHis funeral was conducted at theChristian Church in this city of whichlie had been organist for severalon Sunday afternoon and was attendedby one of the largest crowds ever inbuilding Elder J S Sweeney and

Darsie both paid highto his many noble traits of charac-

ter Paris lodge of Elks also conductedfuneral ceremony over the re-

mains The burial took place at theParis cemetery

Prof Gutzeit was one of the mostgifted musicians in Kentucky He hadbeen organist at the Christian churchfor a number of years and the mostfbuching incident of his funeral was thedraping of the large pipe organ inmourning which was silent at a funeralfor the first time since it was placed inthe church

Mr J Jones aged72 died inCynthiana on Sunday last from the ef

two weeks previous

Wm Lnxon Sr died at his home inRichmond on last Thursday aged 98

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mond to Lexington a distance iof 26miles on horseback

Gen James Slaughter whoConfederate forces in the

last fight of the civil war at Booms SanJago Texas died inlihe City of Mexicolast week He was a resident

Two shares Opera House stock willspSsMSrer 4

is for sale by alldruggists

BIUTHS

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i In buying Shoes if you trust entirely to your own judgmentNot many people are judges ofvalue in footwear and unlessyou are you had better buywhere you can have confidence-in the dealer and trust to himto give you yourmoneys worthIn buying

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worth of Shoe leather and work-manship in every pair If youdont want to pay quite somuch for a Shoe then

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at350 and 400 will give youequally as much style at 100to 150 less We have plenty-of Mens 300 Shoes too asgood as you ever wore We invite you to look these lines overbefore you buy

Clays Shoe Store-Cor 4th Main Sts Paris

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and Mrs Thomas Henry Clay entined Saturday evening at The

Sights their handsome home in thiswith a dinner party which was

aroery important occasion as it cele-

brated the announcement ofengagement of the daughter

offj the house Miss NaunineWoilianis Clay and Mr Frederick

Wallis The marriage will takeplace in the spring The couple willmske their home in Lexington residing

Witherspoon house WestTJiird street which was purculased by Mr Walli Miss is a

favorite in Blue Grass society anoble representative of the prominentfamily to which she belongs and belovedwherever she is known3Sx Wallis is General Manager

Northwester Mutual Life Insurwith headquarters at

Lexington the son of Mr andN Wallis of

a well known JournalistState and the kinsmen of ex Vice

Pj Adlai Stevenson Notin busineSs andsoQial circled

MR Wallis is a leader in philanthropichaving been appointed at the

meeting hi London recently thePresident of the Christian

avor Uniondinner Saturday evening was

in the social history ofGrass country for elegance and

of detail A Lexington catererfinished the elaborate the music

by a Cincinnati orchestra andand lovely floral decorations came

fifoin Louisville The colors were redwhite an effect of

given to the table with AmericanBeauty roses many red candles burnirife and the beautiful gowns of the

he announcement of the engagementof the hanijgome young couple was

by Miss raW Alexander a beautiiil Miss Clay and the chosenmaid of honor and immediately MrChapman Young toastmaster for the

and fullof loving sentiment for the fortunateand happy ypuug couple

The name cards were works of artand treasured by the company as sou-

venirs They were decorated withcopies of Gibson girls the queen of thefeast a fair typo of the Americangirl we all love so wellv Following is a list of those presentat the dinner

Mr and Mrs Thomas Henry ClayMiss Clay Mr Wallis Mr and MrsGeorge Alexander Mr and Mrs JohnWoodford Mr and Mrs Dwight Pendleton of Winchester Mr and MrsThomas Henry Clay Jr Misses KateAlexander Nannie Clay ElizabethWoodford Amelia Clay Laura Estill ofLexington Miss Lntie Williams Chapman Young of Louisville John Bren

Clay Ford Brent George

Dtncan Bell nckn r ClayEuckuer

David Lip comb of Nashville anda r ie Wir Mt Stcriuig Rill

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Miss Lizzie Turley of Richmond The marriage willoccur on Wednesday Jan 16 at Hamilton college Lexington

The FaiipFRIDAY IS BARGAIN DAY

Look this over and do not feel thatwe want you to buy unless you needgoods and find we can save you something

Big saving in enameled steel ware21qt dish pans 69c heavy bowlspitchers 58c large 14qt dish pans39c basting spoons 14 inches long

heavy 17qt dish pans 54c2qt milk pans 8c 3qt size at 9c4qt size at 14c large wash basins 15clargest size chambers 39c big dippers-9c cooking kettles with bail 4qt size

water pails perfectly seamless10qt size 39c square jelly cake panswired top 9c Dont judge this wareby its prices We guarantee our pricesand we guarantee the goods and wedeserve credit for the persistent way wekeep enameled steel ware prices andother goods in our line down From10 to 12 a m all colors zephyr at Ic askein from 1 to 3 p m Chinese sacred

extra good gradehearth brooms fancy handlesallday 4 5 6 foot foldingclothes racks 89c and up bread boards8c toilet paper medicated package 8 c 40 foot clothes lines each 4cfinest brilliant stove polish a box 4cJapanese paper napkins per hundred56 heavy Smyrna rugs a bargain 99cbreakfast plates best ironstone Chinaset of six 25c fancy decorated platesall styles and sizes put up in lots of onedoz no less sold per doz 89c leatherholdfast cement per bottle 9c mustardspoons 2 for 5c shoe thread a ball9c perpetual everlasting asbestns tip-ped lamp wick no trimming necessaryall sizes in stocky each 9c enameledhandle stocking darners eachhat or pins per doz 4c Silver

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RESOURCESLoans and discounts less

loans to 160860 40Loans to Directors officers

not included 7000 00Loans to officers 6900 00Overdrafts secured and un h

secured 6090

Due from National x

Banks 32118 75Due from Statebanks and bankers 2916 21 35 034 96

Banking House and Lot 6200 00MortgagesSpecieCurrencyExchange for Clear

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x Before buying your Christmas presents call and seeour beautiful line of Side Board Combination BookChiffoniers Ladies Dressing Tables Desks

Foot Stools forBrass Trimmed Beds a beautiful line of Fiftiire ftr

Chairs Ladies and Gents Rockers CRJTds

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If have made up your mind to buy good Shoeswhy not buy a pair of Hanan Shoes There is but onething to the Hanai Shoe and you will admit it has no equal Perfect Workmanship Perfect StylePerfect Comfort Perfect Fully GuaranteedFall styles made in Enamel Vici Kid Velour Calf PatentVici Widths B to E Have the excusive sale for this city

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QTJARTERLX REPORT

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LIABILITIESCapital Stock paid in in

cash 100000 00Surplus Fund 8000 0 00Undivided profits 196 05

check on whichinterest is notpaid 16

Due NationalBanks 3919 61

Due State Banksand bankers

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STATE OF KENTUCKYCounty of Bourbon i

B Woodford Cashier of Bourbon Bank a Bank located and doing business-at cor Main and Fifth street in the city of Paris in said county being dulybworn says that the fdregoing report is in all respects a true statement of thecondition of the said Bank at of business on the 31st day of December1900 to the best of his knowledge and belief and further says that the business-of said Bank has been transacted at the location named and not elsewhere andthat the above report is made in compliance with an official notice received fromthe Secretary of State designating the 31st day of December 1900 as the day onwhich tioh report shall be made

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