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Clothes Cleaned Pressedand Repaired

JFKenricksThe french Dry Cleaner

506 Main Street Paris Ky

Curtains and Portiers Cleanedin the Best Manner

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Ladies and Gentlemens WorkDone in FirstClass Style

Work Called for and DeliveredPHONES 177

Charles Mason Forsyth

AUCTIONEER

Offers his services to the people ofBourbon and surroundingSatisfaction guarantee or no chargecharge

Specialty of Live Stock RealBank Stock

Twentyfive yearsOrders left at THE BOURBON

office will receive prompt attention

G S Varden Jos S Varden

If you want your perscriptions filled accurately andpromptly and with the purestdrugs bring them to us Askthe doctor

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the departed is notThe best token of remembrance is afitting

MONUMENTIt need not be expensive though youcan have it so if you like But itshould be tasteful and of appropriatedesign Such monuments can

in many varieties of shapes andHzes make them to order Theprices in no case are unreasonable

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Day Trip to St LouisBy leaving Paris on L N train

with the B 0 train leaving Cincinnati 12 oclock noon

St Louis at 8 oclock same evening This train carries elegant highoack seat coaches Dining and Parlorcars and makes direct connection inSt Louis Union Station with all Western and Northwestern and Southwestern lines Other B O SW StLouis fast trains leave Cincinati 2 30a m 9 00 a m and 9 15 p m Forinformation has to rates and otherparticulars consult your local ticketagent or address

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State Wide Billg The Florida House of

Friday passed the McMullenstatewide prohibition bill The measure now goes back to the Senate forconcurrence in two amendments ofminor importance The bill providesfor question of statewide prohibition to the voters of Florida in 1910

A Hurry Up CallQuick Mr Druggist Quick A box

of Bucklens Arnica aquarter for the love of Moses hurryBabys burned himself

cut himself with the

She got it and soon cured all the family Its the greatest healer on earthSold by Oberdorf the druggist

Native Dance in FijiA very curious and exceedingly

clever dance may be witnessed inFiji called by the natives the sugar

or sugarcane dance Itrepresents the growth of the

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And this kind of saving not onlymakes ample provision for his ownold age

But provides immediate protection to family and busiaess interests if he should die

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This is the trademark of

Scotts Emulsionand is on every bottle of it soldin the world which amountsto several millions yearlyWhyBecause it has madeso many sickly children

many pale anaemic girls andrestored to health so manythousands in the first stagesof ConsumptionS-end this advertisement together withname of in appearsyour address and four cents to cover

and we will send aComplete Handy Atlas of the World

SCOTT BOWN33 Pearl St NY

MILLERSBURG ITEMS

Fresh fish at ProctorsMrs S D Dodson improves

Mrs H D Jones is able to sit up

about wall paper You canfind it at MOCKS

Elder J D Waters of Glasgowspent Friday night here

Mr J whohas spent thewinter in Florida returned Friday

Lace curtain stretchers and newline of porch furniture at Mocks

Mrs A F Brown and Mr GarrettMann continue about the same

Mr J T Jefferson spent Tuesdayand Wednesday of last week in Maysville

Mrs JH Carpenter who has beenwith her daughter Mrs Chas Friendat Irvine has returned

Miss Watson of Ashland spentfrom Saturday till Tuesday with herbrother Cadet Watson at M M I

Mr C W Howard and Dr C BSmith attended the funeral of Mrs DW Howe at Carlisle Friday afternoon

Judge T P Wadell and Mr J FMcDaniel attended the I 0 0 F banquet at Cynthiana Friday night

Quite a number from here attended the C W B M and Sunday School

Mrs Frank Boyd of Mt Sterling

Dickerson a former student of MFCThe Knight Templar degrees

conferred on Elder W A Gardner andMr James Burroughs Thursday afternoon and evening by the Carlisle Commandery

Mrs W F Cheatham of CarlisleMrs Liliie Sageser son and daughterFrances and Myrtle Sageser of

are guests of Mr and Mrs JH Campbell

Rev C Tague a returned missionary from Japan preached at theMethodist church Sunday morning andevening He is a former student of

chruch preached for Dr Evans Sunday at Carlisle

Millersburg Military Institute defeated the Lexington High School Saturday by a score of 10 to 2 Barringthe first three innings when the visitors were the game wasfast The were Guines one

FOR will sell from mylot the twostory frame building onNorth Main street adjoining my residence The building is large and

quite an amount ot valuable lumber which is in a good state of

Suitable for barn stable oroutbuildings Please call and inspectThe property can be bought rightThis is your opportunity

MRS LOU F CONWAY

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Attendance 501 in White School

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MONTHLY REPORTTo the Board of Education

ParisGentlemen

It is my pleasure to report anotherexcellent months work in the PublicSchools One could not easily findschools of the size of these that arebetter organized or that operatesmoothly than do both the white and

schools of this city They areunquestionably in a prospreous condi

The attendance has been reduceda little by sickness Total enrollment

white schools 501 colored schools 263

is doing most excellent work and undoubtedly is of great importance in thetraining of the children A mandolin

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Afgood Honor Roll is presented thismonth Many pupils made grades sufficient but fell in deportment or

Miss Frances Hancock ofthe Senior class leacis the whole schoolwith an averagegrade of 99 per cent

HONOR ROLLGRADE IB

Omer Derton George Erion 94Nelson McKenney 92 Hiram Morrow92i Henry Trumbo 90 Lane LuaK 90

lipton 92 Goldie Campbell 94Edith Culbertson 93 Virginia Huddleston 93 Margaret Speakes 93 BessieGifford 95 Ella May McKenney 93

GRADE IAEdward Myers 95 Rene Houslon

Clark Lowry AVngsparger 94A L Rice 91 Julian Snapp 92UsseryTamul 94 Virginia Dundon 94

Lou Stamler 93 ChristineMcCord94 Agnes Turner 93 Bessie Sprowle93 Dorothy Tingle 95 Imogene Moore92

GRADE IIElenor Lytle 95 Cornelius James 95

Palmer Myers 94 Margaret Ratliff 94Martha Settle 94 Virginia Heckman93 Edward Sparks 93 LilianEwalt 91

GRADE III BFannie Heller 92 Sallie Crowe 91

Galloway 91 Lucile Godman 90Chas Thomas 90

GRADEEvelyn Friedman 93 John Brannon

92 John C Clay 92 Amy Rairden 90GRADE VI B

Meta ONeill 91

GRADEJohn T Redmon 95

GRADE IVMamie Wagoner 90 Hattie Hughes

90 Campbell 90 Frances Settle90 Harold Ewalt 90

GRADEMaud McFarland 95 VellalMastin

95 Willie Mastin 94 Bessie ONeill92 Edith Shive 90 May Endicott 90Landen Templin 92 Margaret Hughes94 Margaret Shane 90

GRADE VAElizabeth Watts 94 Edna McMillen

93 Willie Waggoner 92 Irene Veatch93 Edith Mellinger 92 Matt HumeBedford 91 William Peddicord 91Clarke Wilson 91 Marion Douglas 96

GRADE VIEdward Myall 968 Hazel Duvall 95

Eli Friedman 95 Sello Wollstpin 95Grace Crowe 94 Ida Mae Erion 94Jake baloshin 94 Charles Dickerson 93Annie Embry 93 Harmon Stitt 93Ruth Chambers 92 Wayne Cottingham92 Elmer Thompson 91 Curtis Sadler 90

GARDELina Crowe 95 Grace McCord 96

Gertrude Slicer 95 Landy Watts 95Creswell Carson 93 Ellen Henry 94Ida Eaynter b3 Emmett Curtis 90

GRADE VIIIEdna Keller 90 Blair Varden 90

John Stuart 92 Maud Fitzpatrich 92Earl Dickerson 93 GC Thompson 93Olive Paul 94 Clara Chambers 95Lena Thompson 95 Duke Brown 96Clara Beets 97 Elsie Heller 97

SENIOR CLASSLillian Dejarnett 95 Sallie LGrimes

92 Margaret Grinnan 98 Frances Hancock 99 Lou K Howard 94 Essie Saloshin 94 Edith Stivers 95 Birdie Wollstein 98 Richard Clark 95 Leo Hawes95 Ellis Hayden 97 William Talbott93 Ewdardj Tipton 95 Jesse Kennedy90

JUNIOR CLASSNell Ljnviile 90 Sidney Ardrey 96

Sam Atlas 95 Maurice Burnaugh 96Davis Hutchcraft 92 Gilbert Lytle 93James McClure 92

SOPHOMORE CLASSMargaret Buchanan 97 Mary MClay

95 Helen Desha 97 Frieda Heller 97Katherine Rassenfoss 95 NannieStivers 93 Marie D Talbott 96 HazelWollbtein 95 William Chisholm 90Earl Galbreath 94 John Price 97George Rassenfoss 95 John K Vansant 90

FRESHMAN CLASSFrances Clay 25 Ellen Towles 94

GEO W CHAPMANSuperintendent

Genealogical TreesI make little account of genealogical

trees Mere family never mfide a mangreat Thought and deed not

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Beer in BelgiumA consular report sets forth that in

Belgium more varieties of beer are forsale than in any other country Allthe European breweries have theiragents in this fortunate country andsome beers are sold theretoo When the reputation of Germanyas T leer country is remembered itsterns odd to think of Belgium takingin more kinds

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