THE BOURBON NEWSCHAMP BRO Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY FRIDAY Established February 1 1881

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Persons who contemplate thepurchase of pleasure vehicle of any

kind will find a desirable line to select

from at my warehouse We have sold

a number of handsome wagons andtraps and all have given satisfactionOf course we sell almost everything

that runs on wheels

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The coolest and best Shoe made for Summerwear is the famous

It is guaranteed to fit the foot perfectly andthe Shoe will its shape The Hanan ismade on lines that comprise style beauty com-fort and common sense Come in and take alook at my large line of these Shoes

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To The DeafA rich lady cured of her deafness and

noises in the head by Dr NicholsonsArtificial Ear Drums gave 10000 tohis Institute so that deaf people unable to procure the Ear Drums mayhave them free Address No 4572The Nicholson Insitute 780 Eight AveNew York

The Chiense ask how is your liverinstead of how do do for whenthe liver is active the health is goodDeWitts Littla Early Risers are famouslittle pills for the bowels W TBrooks

MEt WANTED With fair education and good character to learnTvi t i 1

Typinvriting This is endorsed by allrailway companies as the only

poi Ms Ladies also admitted Writetine catalogue Fall term opens

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Wilmington Ill Sep 21st 1898W B Caldwell

Dear sir I take great pleasure inadding my testimony as to the efficacyof Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin as usedin our Home We use it in all cases ofConstipation and indigestionRespectfully Eva J Sweet Nurse

Soldiers Widows Home

Millions will be spent in politicsyear We cant keep the campaigngoing without money any more than wecan keep the body vigorous without foodDyspeptics used to starve themsevesNow kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests whatyou eat and allows you to eat all the goodfood you want It radically cures stomachtroubles W T Brooks

Unless food is digested quickly it willerinent irritate the stomach

each meal take a teaspoonful of-

Kodol Dyspepsia cure It digeststs whatyou eat and will allow yon to eat whatyou need of what you like It neverfails to cure the worst cases of dyspepsiaIt ispleas nt to take W T Brooks

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Swell BanquetThe Detroit Mich Tribune of July

19 the day after the M and M Stakewaswonby Lady Geraldine publishedthe following story of celebration inhonor of the victor of the Lady

Heres to the health and happiness of j

Col Goff and the hope Ger-

aldine will win the Transylvania ColWilson of Lexington held up a glass ofchampagne and a score of famous horsemen arose and drained their glasses tothe last drop Then they resumed theirseats and the wine flowed again and theblue smoke from choice cigars circledthe hundred light s j

The songs of old Kentucky were inthe majority They assisted in remov-ing the libel off the State by refusingrare old whiskey and devoting themselevs to the wine

Among those who helped Col Goffcelebrate the victory were James Butlerthe millionaire grocer of New Yorkowned of AnacondDirect Klatrwah and-a score of others Col James E Clay ofParis Ky owner of Gillette MahalaAnnoreau and a member of the old Clayfamily respected in war and pease formany decades Col H W Wilson ofLexington Ky famous in the BlueGrass region for his gallantry ThomasKeating of California M EMcHenry Joe L LexingtonT L Brady noted Tammany manNew York Ben Kenney who gliveNancy Hanks her great record CharlesCVanmeter Kentucky Chas Thom-

son Yonkers N Y Old Bill ReUlyof Chicago famous sport H S LewisDetroit Dr W H Kirk MilwaukeeHarry Hamlin known by horsemen Charles Burch Capac N Y DellDinehart Billy Andrews Editor WillLogan Jr P W Cole New YorkFred Beachy Lexington Jas HukillParis Ky Joe Hubinger the million-aire starch manufacturer of ConnecticutWill Hukill Paris Ky and Al Swearingen

THE FARM AND TURF

News For the Farmer Trader and StockRaiser

George Jacoby of Hutchison sold toFrank Bedford of Paris 11 head of1400pound cattle at 5 cents

In Cincinnati last week Moore

1106 1125 1250 1170 10751175 1075 and 1175

Lieutenant Gibson has been fired andwhen able for shipment will be sentfrom Chicago to Lexington

Bob Tucker of Fayette has threecrops of wheat on hand and is waitingfor a dollar man to come around

The hog crop in Pendleton and adjoining counties are reported very shortA Chicago packer predicts that sidemeat will bring 16c to 17c wholesale before January 1st

Clay Bros sold Surmise twoyearold colt by Sir Dickson for 600 Hehad won two races and is a phenomenal

coltMorethan 100000 bushels of wheat

remains unthreshed in the county andthe continued wet weather is very dis-

couraging to those whose wheat isin the shock

Sidney G Clay has bought 67 feeders-to be delivered in October from Hopkins

Bryant at 440Doug Thomas Hettie G won the 210

pace 2000 purse at Columbus 0Wednesday Time 2 05 2 06 2 06

OBITUARY

Died at her residence on Duncanavenue in this city on Thursday morn-ing August 2nd Mrs Mary BrentOwen The deceased was seventythreeyears of age on the day of her deathShe was the daughter of Jacob Hutchcraft formerly of this county and thewidow of Jonathan Owen She leavesone sister Mrs Reese proprietress ofthe Reese House at Winchester

Funeral services tomorrow morning-at Second Presbyterian Church at 10oclock Services by Dr E H Ruther-ford and Rev E G B Mann

Mr A N Turner father of Mrs CP Cook of this city died suddenly Saturday last of heart disease at his homein Fleming county Mr and Mrs Cookattended the funeral at Mt Carmel onTuesday

After a short illness of appendicitisMrs S died Wednesdaymorning at Ashland Deceased was themother of Mr Albert Toungkau andMrs Louis Woolstein of this city Thelatter was visiting in Detroit and wassummoned by wire

John Clark Ridpath the historiandied in Newport Tuesday night agedfiftynine

A M Alexander aged 71 a wellknown eitizen of Lexington is dead

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Kind 3 yinter We Will Have8 K Martin the weather

for the coming wintery he says things will go

first falling on Novemberwill be five zero days

two ice spells In one ice

will be two bigSrfe in December and one

the poor man but tough on

Bter will be up to 70 and 80

first frost will fall00 There will be a heavy

week

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m this weekfa Green of Paris is theff Green LeerWhaley of Cynthiana was

on business

tsSutherlaud of WinchesterMrs Wm MillerOney of Cynthiana is

Allie ClarkerV Shaw went to

see his sister who is very

and Tom Gorhainon the breaks this

afrs T M Purnell visitedMattie Purnell in Paris

riayson of Detroit MichB guest of his parents the

iv Johnson and children arer parents Mr and Mrsv Hutchison

errimee has returned fromce he worked for the Mc

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daughte-ri are guests of Mr and

near townChanslor Miss Sheeler andl are visiting in Mason

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Dr Herman Cdnway Earl CurrentOra Bowles T A Viment and a num-ber of others attended Cynthiana fairyesterday

Mrs Lizzie and Miss Bessie Burnaugh-of Carlisle have been the guests ofbrother J F Miller near town for afew days

Mrs T P Wadell and daughter MissAgness left Wednesday to visit herparents Mr and Mrs R P Connernear Bardstown Ky

Having purchased the Lumber Coaland Machine business of Clark Woolums we will keep a full supply of thebest coal in the market all kinds andgrades of lumber and a full supply offarming implements wagons rakeswheat drills and repairs of all kindsSpecial prices on coal by carload

COLLIER BROS

WE are prepared to paint buggiescarriages etc in first class style atreasonable prisces-

E J McKniEY SON

Miss Lucy Johnson will reopen herschool at her home on Pleasant streetMonday September 8 1900 Forterms to Mrs W A Johnson orMiss Johnson

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Which are the handsomest to be seen anywhere andexcell in comfort and durability anything we have

ever offered the trade Many different styles enough tofit any foot or taste Call early and get choice in styleand DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG

Wheat Storage at Low

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Are in the market000 bushels of extra fineBlue Grass Seed for immedi-ate and August delivery

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3 DAYS CLEARANCE

Removal3 Days

Befere moving into our new store we haveto give a days clearance sale of Umbrellas Mus-

lin Underwear Shirt Wai ts Lawns Organdies DimitiesDress Ginghams Percales White Googs Lace curtainsfed Spreads Table Linen Napkins Top Skirts ColoredUnderskirts Dress Skirts Hosiery Negligee Shirts and allSummer weight Shoes for both ladies and gents at actualcost Everything at actual cost during these threedays sale Mattings and Carpets at cost to quit they

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