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THE BOURBON NEWSSt CHAMP BRO Enters and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established February 1 1881
TWENTIETH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUSEDAY JUNE 19 1900
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The Stock now contained in room 320 Main street
Mans l 2ettletii Shoes OO Shoes 2 75Mens JTO Bosfeoulnii Ladies 3 Regina Slices 2 75
Shoes 325Mens S lineShoes 2 75Hens 25O Line Shoes
Mens 2 Line Shoes 1 50Mens 150 Work Shoes 1 00Ladles9 5O Jenn ess Miller
Ladies 250 Line Shoes 2 GO
Ladies 25O Welt OxfordsQueen Quality 2 25
Ladies 2 Welt Oxfords 1 50Ladies 175 ShoesLadies Oxfords 1
BOYS YOUTHS MISSES and CHILDRENSSHOES AT SLAUGHTER PRICES
Get in the Procession Keep in the Front Come Quick ifYoure Looking for Bargains First First
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THE FARM AND TURF
News For the Farmer Trader and StockRaiser
Ed Simms colt Mark Cheekis a probable starter in the American Derby
Milliouare J B Hagghi has bought-of C H Whitney his stock farm nearLexington of 1280 acres for 115700cash
Heavy rains at Henderson OwonsboroPrinceton Calhoon and other pointsFriday flooded streams and did incalculable damage to property-
In Woodford county five or six hundred acres of wheat have been engaged-at sixty cents but most of the farmerswill hold their crops until after threshing time An average yield is expected
SHORT NEWS STORIESw
Brief Paragraphs About Important
Grov Beckham has accepted an invi-
tation to attend the commencement exer-cises of St Catherines Catholic Schoolin Lexington this week He will address the graduation class
An unsuccessful attempt was made toarrest John L Powers under
as an accccsssory to the murder ofGov Goebel A posse quietly formedand left Barbourville for the home ofPowers brotherinlaw on Popularcreek but a rumer had been sent aheadand Powers had fled when the posse arrived
MATRIMONIAL
The Wedding Bolls AnnouncementsCupids Mischief
The marriage of Morton KingsleyYonts of Greenville and Miss WinifredPaynter of Frankfort will occur inFrankfort on Wednesday evening June27th The brideelect is a daughter ofJudge Paynter of the Court of Appealsand the prospective groom is one of theState Election Commissioners Theirmarriage will be the result of a romancebegun during the thrilling times attimes at Frankfort the
THE marriage of Miss Kellyof Georgetown and Mr Davis BohonfNioholasville will be solemnized tc
inorrowat Georgetowniftllends will be a quiet event
This will make the third wedding in theKelly family in about a year MissKelly is known to a number of Parispeople having visited Miss EddieSpears some time ago
LVT it not be forgotten that the com-petitive examination for BourbonCountys four years scholarship inState College will be held Thursdaymorning June 21 at Miss Kate EdgarsOffice beginning at halfpast eightoclock Also at same place examina-tion of students for County certificates
HAVE you seen the new piano thatHaring fc Riehm offer at 108 Itsfine and is guaranteed by the largestpiano company in the world for liveyears
Episcopal Church Social
the Episcopal Churchwill give a social at the Odd FellowsHall Thursday night at eight oclockThe following excellent program hasbeen arrangedPiano Solo Miss Mary Lou FithianVocal Solo Miss Anna Lee WashingtonRecitation Mrs SVocal Solo Mrs Lee PriceRecitation Mr and Mrs J R McCannVocal Solo Miss A L Washington
The admission fee will be twentyfivecents Refreshments will be served
Camping at Natural BridgeMrs Sinuns Miss Lucy Simms and
Mr Will Sinuns are members of an out-ing party which is camping at NaturalBridge on the L E road The othermembers are Mrs Lizzie Prewitt Mrand Mrs D L Pendleton Judge Nel1011 B F Bnckner Jr L H BushMatt and Tebbs Dudley Geo 0 TebbsMisses Helena and Katherine NelsonCarrie Lee Hathaway Stanley ReeseTheo and Elizabeth Nelson of Clarkcounty Sidney Johnson and Miss AnnaJohnson Mt Sterling and KennedyHelm of
Circuit Court News
Circuit Court which was adjournedFriday by Judge Cantaill will be recon-vened this morning The grand juryhas made no report yet
The following is the docketEIGHTH DAY JUNE 19
Wm HuMU vs Agricultural Bank ofParis Ky
Jemima Jackson vs James WilliamsNINTH DAY JUNE 20
Agricultural Bank of Paris vs J TOder etc
TENTH DAY JUXE 21Commonwealth vs Leroy McDowellSame vs Leroy McDowell and J F
BrownMrS Frank Brock vs J H HiblerCo
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MILLERSBURG
Mrs James Doty is no betterMist Rebecca Martin has returned
Mrs GaY Bryan is still improvingslowly
kMiss Wall Allen is visiting rel
ativesMr Jaffib Coop our veteran tailor is
Miss Mabel Mills of Louisville is theguest of Sue Smedley
Mrs GnfS Allen is visiting Mrs Lizzie Chain at Huntington W Va
Bindert ine at Frank ColliersCall and prices before you buy
Mr M EL Kimbrough and family are
Born to the wife of Jamesa son fourth born
Miss K ie Miller is visiting relatives
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and Ruth McOlintpcKhave home from Chicago Uni-versity
Mr A Miller and family r fAtlanta guests of Dr W M Milerand wiffejlf
Mrs Myars of Bowling Green isvisiting MSr sister
TO W 3jnniiu shipped a car load of
fat cows own raising to CincinnatiFriday V
McClintock shipped 2J000 of wool to Dale Co of
Rev J Current of Louisville hasbeen th of his brother M HCurrent Jeveral days
Mrs Mary Howard of Carlisle hasbeen thei Jof her sons Charles andBen for several days
Rev J A Taylor resigned his pastor
He will preach LouisvilleJosepht and John Ray of Oak Woods
were of their sister Mrs ThosConway Saturday and Sunday
Dr Garrett Judy and family havemoved from Bethel and are board-ing withMrs Belle Taylor for the pres
entMrWhaley of Bethel
E brothers Ernst andSilla town Saturday and
ington are home from GeorgetownCollege
Mrs J W Ferguson and son ofAtlanta and Mrs Mary Bowen ofLamar Col are guests of Mrs A TVimont
Misses Julia and Katie Miller ElctieCollier and Robert Miller attended the
wedding at HutchisonTuesday
Mrs Bruce Mfllt r of Paris snd MissLena Hughes of Texas were ofMiss Mary Smedley and Mrs C BSmith Saturday
Prof Elooksom returned home Fiiday He beon engaged to teach atM T S another year He is vary pop-ular with aE
McClintock shipped a carof lifers and a car hogs toCincinnati and two doubledeck cars oflamb to York
Mr Walter Fisher died atHe married Miss Katie
of Hutchison last Fall Mrs OscarJohnson sad her aunt attended thefuneral
Attorneys Dundon Rogers and SmithDr Evans H O James Leo Beal andGeo McCarney attended the speakinghere Saturday of Hons John R Allenand Sooth Trimble
Messrs Richard and Will CollierWill N Clarke Julian McClintock
Grimes Stanley Talbott WillChancelor Will Letton Letton Yimont
Bowden Dodd Best PealOllie Marshall and Dr Huff attend
ed a dunce aft Blue Licks Friday night-
T P WadeH and wife Misses Noraand Eu ene Waddell Mrs HettieBrown Miae Lydia and Chas
Mr and Mrs TSeeding Mn Lou and Miss Anna
Bd and Gene Layson attendedthe funeral of Mass Russell Brown atCynthiana Sunday-
A Chafcauqua FeatureMrs Hauouo T Johnsou of this city
whose fane as a teacher of the culuiaiyart extends over several states has beenengaged to give a course of lectures audpractical demonstrations in the scienceof cooking at the Kentucky Chautaqua-at Lexington Mrs Johnson will givedemonstrations each day and will alsoteach classes Her book What toCook and How to Oook It is having alarge sale Mrs Johnson is an excellent teacher and wherever she has taughta class she has been urged to return
John R Allen In WoodfordHon John R Allen finished his
speaking appointments in Bourbon lastweek addressing a good audience Sat-
urday at Millersburg He also met manycitizens at his other appointments andmade a number of friends in BourbonCol Allen feels much encouraged in hisrace He will make several speeches inWoodford county this week
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NO TONGUECAN TELLJust how tempting and palatable are the fruits
of the market the bakeries and manufacturies to befound at our store until it has had a tasting knowl-edge of them We have all the new vegetables Letus make that weak appetite PhoneII and somebody always there to answer
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Which are the handsomest to be seen anywhere andwhich excell in comfort and durability anything we haveever offered the trade Many different styles enough tofit any foot or taste Call early and get choice in styleand fit DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG
BLUE GRASS
Come to see us beforeselling your seed Plenty ofnew sacks If you want tobuy sacks we will make youclose figures on them
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Old smokers say DAVIS SELECT are the best nickel Cigars that be built toe tiemoney that satisfies The embodiment of perfection They steady trite
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This popular Cigar now afcG S ARDENand JAMES FEE cOKS
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to MS08 salary per year Kentucky m tor seal awardedLexington 17 a center noted for baaltkf ln 88 and bos WOWpeepIe Jv Jmraa 9-
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