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SHttioy carried alt four hundred perAJkKMt Sixty were from Paris

IPUKSumr One hundred extra goodIk cattle eighty per oeut red

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1DHB Oeittery Atldec Club which isto be XStd9ed to gymnasium now1 K fltgkfy M vati of the one hundredMflMUMM downed

TAU it ride wp Sootier this week onJiMMBh Keatncky wing the moonlightaims Steer is wonderfully baautil-

ft af vriMtit tike sale of the DoehrerMflMeuea Thursday This is a mostieainiMe piece of property well locatedmi in good repair See the ad

Wx are prepared to paint busiesetc in first dase style at

reaeoaaWe priesE J McKiMEY Sox

HoaSBKBEPKRS can improve theirfurniture wonderfully with a

cent bottle of Cedarine FurvtowePoiish Sold by G W Davis

IDHE name f Herbert WashingtonLewis of Paris Ky appears among theolavou graduates of the Eckstein NortonUniveraty at Louisville

FOR SALE Scholarship to Coiamercnfil College of Kentucky UniversityWIlbur R Smith President andscholarship to Lexington Business Collags Inquire at THE NEWS office

THE salary of Postmaster Bosleyraised 100 accordinging to the

racating of Jane 1st The salary is nowyear A number of Ken

taoky postmasters get a raise thisBMBth-

CBDAKINE Furniture Polish is the bestknown article for polishing and renew-ing aM kinds of finished woods It remtvB grease scratches flyspecks

marks and is endorsed by leadingoalecs Price twentyfive cents perbottle G W DAVIS

THE commancoment week at CentralTJaiveraty Richmond began Sundaysad the graduation exercises will be heldteaaorrow morning Edwin V Tadlockai Ctarettoe Wright of this county are

graduates Mr Tadlock iswater tad Mr Wright is the class

There are ten graduates this

TJU ladies of the Second PresbyterianChawoih Miss Nannie Barfeam of Danville to give one of her

in negro dialect at the residence ofW JL Joamsom on Thursday evening atdlgjbfc 9tiocfc There willaai i nf i CMfcairiifr Admission S5 centslas Barbee hat gyred quite an enviaUe iiapatotlon in Louisvilleopines far her excellent rendition of

Come and hear herThe Flee Department was called out

aVartly after oae oclock Sunday aftera am aeeavat of the burning out of a

hi Connellys alley on EighthTire horses hitched to

rhaarioiii engine and hose wagon were90 to the fire that the

vaigatt tore away half of one of thehairy front idoors of the engine houseThe doocs open automatically and were

tdfle spew in opening oa Sunday

VmtY fiend of the Paris Publicshould attend the performance

te be given tomorrow night by the BP 03 Elks for the benefit of the Publiclibrary Besides two clever littleiteys the program includes selections by

Elk Quartet and Double Quartet andClub and also vaudeville acts

The entertainment will be firstclass andd worth fifty cents for

the lower floor and thirtyfive cents forupstairs Seat are selling fastBrooks

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Burned To DeathAlbert Pepper the two and a half

years old son of Crit Peppe set fire tohis clothing SundAY while playing with

and received burjfc whichhis death in time The

accident happened while the little fellow was left alone for a moment andwhew the father coukl reach the childits clothes were all blazing He waspinned in a laurel of water to ex

tht flames The child washorribly burned and only lived a shorttime The Pepper family lives on thecorner of Fifteenth and streets

Miss Gould ReturnsQnte a crowd aatentbled at the L

2f depot Saturday afternoon to greetMias Helen MUer Gould as she re-turned to Cincinnati from the comMencxnueut at BereuGould shook hands with a ofpersons and was presented with flowersl y lass Willie Johnson raid iCr airyOrr She spent Sunday in Louisvilleand will visit the Mammoth Cave beforereturning to New York

The Kendalls Convicted

The trial of Milton Kendall awdWilliam and Charles charged with themurder of Eugene CasHell was concluded Saturday at NicholaWiU Miltonand William being found gtiiltj ofnuuMlanghter and aeuteiioed to fiveyears each in the penitentiary Charleswas acquitted It will be rememberedthat Caasell was killed one night whileprotecting his stock from thieves

Tournaments ThisThursday will be an important day for

the members of Blue Grass Gun ClubIn the morning Wallace Steele and

Alvx Crawford will have a match shootfor twentyfive dollars aside at one hundred live English sparrows

In the afternoon the MerchandiseShoot which began on Decoration Daywill be finished A number of valuableprizes will be contested for at this tour-nament

Public Speakingj Hon John R Allen candidate forCongress has the following

for public speaking in Bourbonj Clintouville June 12 2 p m

North Middletown Wednesday June18 2 p m

Little Rock Thursday June 14 2 p inCenterville Thursday 14 T30

p mHutchison Friday June 15 T89 pmShawhan Friday June In 780 p mMillersburg Saturday June 16 2

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E O Fretwell Assigns

E O Fretwell of this city made ageneral assignment yesterday for thebenefit of his creditors to J D McClintock The schedule has not beenfiled Mr Fretwell has about two hundred acres of laud

Minor Court DecisionsTOM GREEN who is black was tried

Saturday before acting County Judge JW Thomas Jr for breach of the peaceand fined 15175

Nettie Hill charged with calling acolored friend bad names wasfined 936

Monroe Smith was fined 1375 forusing insulting and abusive language

Echoes Front FlkdomEvery member of the Democratic State

ticket nominated last week in Indiana isan active member of the B P O EThe Republican nominee forof Indiana is also an Elk

Georgetown Elks will give Fourth ofJuly celebration

Paris Lodge No 373 B P O E willmeet tonight at the usual Hour Alarge attendance is desired

Col John R Allen candidate forCongress iu this District is a leadingmember of the Lexington Elk lodge

An Excellent JEnterteuMaicut

The reserved seat sale for the Elk m-

tertaiiinient at the opera house tomor-row night for the benefit of the ParisPublic Library Fund is large and in-

dicates that the house will be packedMany of the gentlemen and Indies willbe in full evening dress anti the occa-sion will be a society event

Two plays Tis Human To Err andIn Honor Bound will be presented by

Mr and Mrs James R McCanii MissMargaret Ingles Mr John Williamsand others Numbers by the Elk

and vaudeville by others will begiven between acts

A handsome new lot of scenery will beusei tomorrow night for the first timeIt was painted at Chicago for ProfEdwin Boone who has kindly loanedit to the Elks for this performance

Admission fifty cents to lower floorthirtyfive cents upstairs Seats on saleBrooks drug store

MRS CAMILLA WILSONS music pupilsgave a delightful recital Friday night ather residence The program was admirably given Her younger pupils willgive the operetta The Katydids tonight at the opera house

THE Bourbon County Institute will beheld on the Chautauqua grounds at Lexington from July 2d to 6th inclusive

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Abou Our Guests andDepartures Snoletys Doing

Miss Mabel Hill leas returned froma visit in Louisville

Mrs Solomon Spears is visiting MrsW H Clay in Lexington-

J W Davis and sons Withers andJohn were in Cynthimm yesterday on avisit

Mrs Dorms Hampton of St Louisis the guest of Dr and Mrs W C

Usaer-ylm Eddi Speaca goes to CTHth-

iaua this week to be the gnesfc of MissMargaret Lyne

Mrs R Lee Whipple and son returned yesterday to Louisville after avisit to Louis Hooge

Mrs Hughes Broustou tune down

yastariar fremi L xu gfcOTt for visitat the home of her father Mr GeorgeAlexander

Miss Matilda Alexander has arrivedhome from Cincinnati where she hits

been jitteuding Miss Elys private schoolat Clifton

Messrs Ed Thomas and HenryThomas of Leitclifield arrived

for a short visit to theirsister Mrs Kittie Brown

Mr and Mrs Joseph Bloomfield toreturned to Cyiitliiaua yesterday after avisit to Mr and Mrs G L Heymanon Convent Heights

Rev and Mrs E H Rutherfordwent to Cincinnati yesterday to visitRev Rout who is receiving medicaltreatment at a hospital in that city

Mr James Condon has resigned hisposition in Cincinnati and has come to

Pas for a short visit He willpart in the Elk performance tomorrow

nightThelaunch Kentuckytook a party

of ten up Stoner for a delightful rideSaturday evening The party was givenin honor of the guests of the Misses But-

ler of Vine streetperformance at the Grand

tomorrow night for the benefit of thePublic Library Fund be a societyevent A number of ladies and gentlemen will be in full evening dress Onebox has already been sold

Mrs Jake Slaughter left yesterday-for her home in Eminence after spend-

ing a few days with Mr and Mrs A JWinters and attending the commencement of the High School where herdaughter Miss Ora has been attendingschool Miss Slaughter left Friday fora visit in Lexington

Mr and Mrs George H Shawhan-of Kansas City are here on a visit afteran absence of many years Mr Shawhan is a former citizen of Bourbon andbelieves that his grandfather built prolfeably the first distillery in BourbonMr Shawhan lives at 605 Baltimoreavenue and will be assist Bourbon people in searing accornodationsduring the big Democratic ConventionPersons who intend going should remember his number

The house party which has been entertained by Misses Margaret and OllieButler has disbanded and the guestshave all left the city Miss GeorgiaGoodwin of Harrison Miss FrancesSteele of Woodford and Miss EthelMoody of Eminence have returned totheir homes and Miss Josephine Mooreand Mr Chas Moore of Waco Texashave gone to visit Miss Ruby Armstrong near Frankfort Miss EstelleDaugherty of Dallas Texas accompanied by Miss Ollie Butler left yester-day for Lexington to attend a leapyear dance last night and to visitfriends in that city These charmingyoung ladies made many friends inParis and had attention shownthem

Judge Cantrill PetitionedA delegation of Bourbon citizens com

posed of James Kerns Walker MuirNathan Bayless Sr Wm Remingtonand Albert Thompson waited on JudgeJ E Cantrill at Versailles on SundayJune 3d and asked him to depose theHon E M Dickson from the office ofMaster Commissioner of BourbonCounty and appoint Judge Russell Mannhis successor This move was takenbecause Mr Dickson voted for Browninstead of Goebel Mr Dickson is aleading member of the Bourbon Bar andhas made an excellent and faithfulofficial and his many friends are indignant t the movement against him Itis said that Judge Cantrill told the com-

mittee that he would lay the matter before the Bourbou Bar and let them de-

cide the question It is not believedthat Judge Cuiitrill will make anychange in the office

CECIL ELDKIGE has joined the churchat Georgetown and secured a purse of

21 to take Susie over intoIndiana but like the cat they all comeback to Georgetown You cant loseCecil

All hail the glad commencement timeWith all attractive features

The land resounds with long essaysAnd adieus to chums and teachers

THE Library Committee earnestlrequests all members of the musicalliterary clubs to show their appreciationof the assistance proffered by the Elksby their attendance upon the entertainment to be given by them on Wednesdny evening June 18th at the operahouse for the benefit of the Library

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The Democratic Convention

The Democratic mass convention heldat the court house Saturday to selectdelegates to the Louisville conventionwas quite a affair

George Morrow was Chairman of themeeting and Frank Remington Secre-

tary Resolutions offered by F L 3 cChesney were passed endorsing theChicago platform and the platform ofthe Kentucky State platform of 1809

Approving the action of the Legislatureduring the contests and denouncing theaaBsassiiintiou of Gov Goebel Declareopposition to trusts militarism imperi-alism anal Colonial policy Denounces-W S Taylor and resolves that the Re-

publican State Convention by endorsingTaylor mode itself particeps criminiswith him in his crimes Declares forHon Wm Jennings Bryan and

are instructed to vote for only suchcandidates for delegates to the NationalDemocratic Convention as are favorableto his nomination

The following resolutions were alsopassed

Krolve l That the Democracy ofBourbon County the actionof the District Uaiumttee held at Lexiugtou a convention fora primary lection as not beint for thepurpose securing the nomination ofthe choice of the people bnt for the pur-pose of defeating snch choice

Resolved That we condemn the meth-ods and the haste with which a chairmanwas selected for the Democratic Com-

mittee of this County and we also con-demn the action of suid chairman invoting for such convention instead of aprimary election such convention notbeiuj deuiHudrd bnt by theDem cracy of this county

Following are th delegates from theParis precinct lances OBnu F LMcChesney Horace Miller J MThomas E B January Denis DundouWm iemington J W Thomas Jr

T E Moore Jr Chairman of theCounty Committee made a ringingspeech defending himself and the Committee and making a plea for harmonyhi the party There was a large voteagainst this resolution Mr Mooresspeech was heartily applauded

George McCamey made a shortspeech regarding the objections to aCongressional primary and Hon JohnR Allen asked and was granted theopportunity to reply to Mr McCarney

After the convention Mr SouthTrimble was introduced by F L McChesney and made a short speech de-

nouncing the assassination of GovernorGoebel denouncing the Louisville Postand asking the support of Bourboncounty

Mr Allen then addressed the audiencepresenting his clowns for the support ofBourbon He made an eloquent pleafor a united Democracy and made asplendid impression on the audience

IJUDGE SMITH has returned home from

fo visifrtoMissourk

THE FAIRLOOK AT THIS

THE FAIRS 19c SALE FOR FRIDAYHere are inducements hold out to

you Better goods for less money better quality for less profits and bettervalues with more satisfaction

120 sheets fine note paper 19c envel-opes to match 5 packages for 19c extra200 page day book at 19c ink tablets20 on sale extra good paper and abargain at each packet note or letter size each with blotter 6 for 19c

GRANITE WARE SPECIALS

8qt granite milk pans 19c granitepreserving large 4qt size at19c granite handled stew or sauce pans4qt size at 19c granite tea pots 4qtsize at 19c large deep granite washbasins 19c

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Double 19c shoe last andstand 19c large wood butter bowls19c heavy painted and extra deep foottubs 19c onepint tin cups per doz19c Mtcken lamps complete with No2 burner and reflector at 19a wire rattraps 19c best fiber water pails 19ctooth picks 6 packages for 19c

EVERYTHING LISTED AT 19C

One gallon sprinklers incandescent-gas burners best mica chimneys dozextra glass fruit saucers doz stoneChina plates doublethick 10qt seamless dish pans milk pails 12qt size4 onegallon milk crocks heavy

large size with coversNo 8 skillets best Acme fry pans 1doz 9iii pie pans THE

F W Shackleford

Contractor and Builder

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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 situatedfcon High between Fourth and FifthstsThis is an extremely desirableerly and a splendid investment Resi-dence is stories and base-ment 10 roomsfurnished bathroom besides 2 roomsin basement and 2 splendidhouse inseen by probable purchasers Ownershave 15 forlower floor only which purchaser couldsublet live on ifdesired

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WaistsWHITE COLORED

Made of Dimities Lawns and Piques

New Collars New Belts New

Summer UnderwearF-or Men Women and Children

MidSummer Creations in Mens anApparel Fully a Hundred Varieties

I Every new shade from the me l inkind Europe has been made up for us by the most

the latest and most stylish garments byskilled union tailors Nothing is spared in

Critical people will at once discover the points of superiorityin fit and finish and the extremely low prices is the iuo4Iwonderful feature Our study always is How CheapWe Sell Our Garments anti not How Much WillBring Our facilities for buying are as great as anyearth Buying woolens and trimmings direct from the besr

business with insignificant expenses all these surprisetie accomplished I

More styles now shown than ever in Mens and Boys

Worsteds and Flannels in light awllark shades Figured and plain fabrics in weights suitxblfor all seasons at 5f 6 750 10 12 and 15

PARKER JAMESY M B 0 D

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

i Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lenses perfectly centred andof purest material set ID frames of the highest elasticity and consequently of greatest

with the utmost lightness and elegance Whe aaa leeseare scientifically fitted by Ur C H system they always give saUsfactkm fer tbare perfect buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do know bow to ftt thempoorly spectacles or tenses and are better offglasses with either Buy Imperial spectacles of a reWable

dealer and they will last longer without change In end S

We have engaged the services of Dr C H Bowen who will visitour store on the second and last Thursdays of each month and inviteall to call and have their eyes examined for which there is nocharge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded

Next visit ThursdayJJune 14 1900 Hello

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