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1HE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KENTUCEY FRIDAY FEB 13 1903J1

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THE BOURBON NEWS

SWIFT CHAMP EDITOR AND OWNER

BRIEF NEWS ITEMS

To The Democrats of BourbonCounty

I earnestly request my friends tocome to the polls on next SaturdayFebruary 14th 1903 and to see thattheir neighbors come out to voteWhen this is done I have no fears ofthe result Very truly

CHAS E BUTLER

No ACTION City Coun

cil failed to do anything in regard to theLibrary question last night owing to

the fact that there was not a quorumpresent when the vote was to be taken

CALL at the office of Singer SewingMachine Company and get prices andterms on machines

SINGER SEWING MACHINE Cotf W A Lovell Mgr

HEMP WANTED See us before sellingE F SPEARS SONS

CHEAP Tomatoes 10 cents per can atSaloshins

VALENTINES Tomorrow will be StValentines day

MOLASSES Best New Orleans Molasses at Little Cooks 2t

PROPERTY BOUGHT James Ehas bought of John B Mitchell hisproperty on Stoner avenue for 3000

COMING Dr Bowen optician willbe at A J Winters Cos on Thursday Feb 26th td

ELECTED Col Brent Arnold wellknown in this city has been elected adirector of the Cincinnati ZoologicalGardens

SEED OATS Northern seedgo to Geo Stuart directly oppositethe freight depot tf

NEWS will in thefuture make charges for the announcement of special meetings of lodges res-

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Corn 3 cans for 25ccash at Adairs

TRIED Lewis Arnold colored wastried in Judge Smiths court yesterdayon the charge of stealing sausage fromLouis Saloshin He got ninety days

LADIES SHOES Stunning styles inLadies Shoes and 350 gradesfor 2 50 at Thomsons tf

round silver belt pinwith yellow topaz in center Finderwill please return to John S Smithsoffice and receive reward 2t

INDEFINITELY execution of Claude OBrien and EarlWhitney which was set for Friday hasbeen postponed indefinitely The boysare seemingly indifferent to their fate

pounds BestIndiana Flour 60c cash at Adairs

IN POSITION The derricks and heavytimber to be used in building the court-house are now being placed into position and it now looks like business hasbeen commenced in earnest

ALWAYS ON HAND 5lwaysfind plenty of Felt BootsOvershoes Rubbers c at

CLAYS SHOE STORE

NEW Bus The Fnrhman TransferCompany have bought and placed intoservice a handsome new omnibus whichmeets all trains This makes two ele-

gant vehicles that this firm now has forthe benefit of the traveling public

HEMP WANTED We will pay thehighest cash market price for hemp-

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WORTHLESS are quite anumber of worthless dogs that are al-

lowed to run the streets One of themran after a horse standing in front ofthe postoffice on Wednesday nearlycausing the animal to run away

CLOVER SEED For choice clover seedgo to Geo W Stuart directly oppositethe freight depot tf

LEFT FOR CHICAGO Chief of PoliceGeo M Hill left yesterday morning forChicago from which place he will bringback Emmett Kirk who is charged withthe killing of Tom Sharp in Claysvilletwo years ago Kirk has been indictedfor murder by the grand jury

TODAY AT 2 OCLOCK The HintonFurniture Auction will be held todayand tomorrow at 2 oclock sharp Dontfail to attend It

ASPHALT Carter County Asphalt Company of which Mr R MHardiman formerly of this city ismanager has been offered somethingover half ft million dollars for its entirepossessions in Kentucky including 6500acres of Carter county rockasphaltyielding lands The proposition will beconsidered by the stockholders of thecompany

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Shooting at HutchisonDan Skinner aged about 30 years a

day laborer shpt and dangerouslywounded a man named D Plunkett arespectable farmer of this county at 10

oclock Tuesday morning at Hutchison Station on the Bourbon side of thecounty line

The bullet entered the right side nearthe shoulder blade passing entirelythrough the body coming out on the

leftMrPlunkett was taken to St Jos

ephs Hospital at Lexington for treatment An examination showed thatthe wound was a very serious one butnot necessarily fatal

A posse of officers went in pursuit ofSkinner but he made good his escape

PEPPER WHISKEY Ton can buyPepper Whiskey at 90 cents per bottlewhile it lasts at Saloshin Gos Ifyou use whiskey at your house this isyour chance tf

Watch RecoveredHedges Rash the clerk at the Ford

ham Hotel while asleep had a 130gold watch and chain taken from hisperson about four weeks ago by thenight porter of the hotel Wilson Por-ter colored This is the same negrothat was blown np in the Main streetsewer last winter The watch was re-

covered by Officers Elgin and ToolinPorter is now in jail Rash says hewill not sleep anymore while on duty

SHOES FOR ELDERLYtoes roomy and comfortable from thestart Come in and see what we canoffer you for 200 to 400

CLAYS SHOE STORE

SPECIAL bargains on a few new drophead Singer but littleCall and see them

SINGER SEWING MACHINE Cotf W A Lovell Mgr

In DemandNever probably in the history of

Paris has there been such a demand forresidences Every day there is some-one looking for a home We have beeninformed that there are twenty familiesthat want to move here but have beenunable to secure homes There havebeen more than fifteen applications forthe house occupied by Mr LytPurnell which he has recently vacatedBuild more houses and watch the boom

TOMATOES Three pounds StandardTomatoes lOc cash at Adairs

IF you need a machine for springsewing and it dont suit to buy one callat our store and we will rent you oneWe also have a full line of supplies

SINGER MACHINE Cotf WA Lowell Mgrv Officers Elected

The Paris Gas Light Company electedthe following officers at a meeting heldon Tuesday President JVice President and Treasurer A MDolph Secretary C M Thomas

W R Cline A MM Thomas J T Hinton James

Montgomery

FIVE CENTS PER POUND GenuineBuckwheat Flour at Little Cooks5 cents per pound fct

WAY DOWN prices onshoes at Thomsons tf

W C T W C T U willhave a parlor meeting next Tuesdayevening Feb 17th at Mrs Wm My

All members both active andhonorary and all friends of the Unionare cordially invited The hours willbe from 730 until 10 oclock

FOR TENDER FKET Dr ReedsCushion Sole Shoes a sure remedy askto see them Thomson sole agent tf

Things the Good People Should

You have the opportunity now to haveyour clothes made here at home atprices to compete with any made awayhouse When we make you a suit itbenefits three or four working peoplewho spend their money at home Nowall we ask is for the people to call andsee our goods and get our prices and wewill convince you it is to your interestto buy your clothes at home where you

see them made and have them fittedto suit you and at prices that will surprise you

HUKILL TAILORING Co424 Main Street

Paris Ky

CUPIDS ARROW

John Grigsby brother of WmGrigsby formerly of this city and MissLena Price Friesleben of St Louiswere married in this city last Tuesdayby Rev Dr Rutherford

Mr James O Evans son of MrJohn Evans of North Middletown andMiss Mary Best Tarr daughter of MrWm Tarr of near this city left yesterday for Covington where they weremarried at noon haying secured theirlicense before leaving here They willgo to New Orleans where they will at-

tend the Mardi Gras and will also visitseveral winter resorts along the gulfcoast Mr and Mrs Bennett Tarr ac-

companied them to Covington

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If PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Annie Holt is visiting MrsJames Gay at Pisgah

Clell Turney visited at MtSterling this week

John D McRohan of Carlisle wasin the city this week

Mrs Thos H Pickrell of Carlislevisited relatives here this week

Miss Martha Veatch is the guest ofMrs C D Caden in Louisville

Miss Louie Bruer has returned from-a visit to friends at Flemingsburg

Capt G M Ewing ofvisiting Mr and Mrs C C Leer

Miss Lucile Lovely was the guest ofMiss Lena Lyle in Lexington this week

Mrs John Dean and daughter arevisiting Mrs Margaret Sullivan in

Police Judge F H McCartney ofFlemingsburg was a visitor in the citythis week

Mrs A J Winters and sister MrsSlaughter spent the day yesterday inLexington

Mrs Mary Devereaux of Winchester has been the guest of Miss Sena Rionthis week

Mrs Wm T Buckner and sonJames went to Richmond Tuesday tothe burial of Mrs Holloway

Misses Alice Spears and Mary WebbGass are visiting Miss Katie atPisgah Woodford county

Mr and Mrs David Ringo ofFrankfort are visiting Mr and Mrs CCLeer and Mrs Albert Mitchell

Mrs C children ofMillersburg visited L D Harris andfamily in this city Thursday

Mrs James E Clay and Miss NannieClay of this county have returned homeafter a short stay in Lexington

Miss Lucy Buckner who has beenvisiting her aunt Mrs Joseph Croxtonin Clark county has returned home

Wm Howard and Bruce Adair ofthis city were guests of Stanley Frazierand Clarence Eales in Carlisle the firstof the week

Miss Martha Veatch and Miss NettieLancaster of this city guests ofMisses Mary and Nellie Shay at Millersburg Tuesday

The Danville Advocate says MissOllie Butler of Paris will arrive Saturday to be the pleasant guest of the Miss-

es Fox on Maple avenue

Mrs VK Shipp entertained afriends yesterday afternoon iu honor ofMrs F J Cheek who leaves soon tomake her home in Louisville

W H Hall formerly agent of theSun Life Insurance Company in this

city has been here for several days visiting friends He now represents theMetropolitan-

J Sprigg Brent formerly of this citycontinues quite poorly at his home atFlemingsburg and there is some talk ofremoving him to the home of his wifesmother in Carlisle

Mrs Abram Renick who has been atDr McMurtrys Infirmary in Louisvillefor the past month left Saturday forParis where she will spend a month atW H Renicks Winchester SunSentinel

The Louisville Lexington and Parisparty starting on their trip abroad leftWednesday morning for New YorkMrs C P Barnes formerly Miss SallieShort of this city was the chaperone ofthe partyof this city were among the party Theywill sail tomorrow on the steamerTrave for six months travel in foreigncountries expecting to visit in Egypt

The following party from Lexingtonattended the dance given in this city onTuesday night by the Young MensDancing Club Miss May McCarney-Mr and Mrs Joseph Kane Mr and MrsBruce Corbin the Misses Welsh MissElizabeth and Sarah Murphy Miss LauraBloom Mr Patrick Sharkey Mr RobertWelsh Mr John Nugent Mr FredCropper and Mr John Reagan

FROnt THE PHILIPPINES THE NEWS-

is in receipt of a letter from Corp WmShelton Company L Tenth Infantryordering the paper sent to him at IliganPhilippine Islands He states that hehas not heard from home but three orfour times

MANILA PAPER We are in receipt ofa copy of the Manila Critic sent usfrom the Philipine Islands by DrJulius Pnrnell formerly of this city forwhich we return thanks

Auction ToDayDont wait until the auction is over

and then regret that you missed gettingsome of the bargains we are sellingYou will have another chance todayand tomorrow to buy furniture carpetsmatting wallpaper etc at your ownprice Dont forget that you are theone that sets the price on the goods

you can have them for what youare willing to pay for them Sale

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Auction ToDay and ToMorrow

Many bargains will be offered at theauction today and tomorrow in the

of tables chairs mattings wall-paper carpets hat racks mirrors andfurniture of all kinds at the old Christian Church building Sale will beginat 2 oclock sharp Come early and getsome of the bargains Everything willbe sold at just what you are willing togive for it

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SILVER PLATING Mr G Creutz ofthe Creutz Plating Co will be at A JWinters Cos on Monday February23rd to give any one desiring estimateson replating and renovating old silver-ware and brass goods brass beds andtables etc makes no difference howbadly damaged they are we can makethem look like new Phone 170 andwe will call and see you if you haveany of this work

It A J WINTERS Co

Public Sale

Haying rented my place I will sell tothe highest bidder on

Wednesday Feb 25 1903on the premises next to SchwartzsLime Kiln in Paris Ky

6 Jersey Milch Cows all to be freshbefore April 15

2 Grade Heifers soon to be fresh2 Good Work Horses2yearold gelding2yearold fillie5 brood sows and some pigs2 male hogs one Poland China and

one Red Jersey10 good Shoats weighing about 130

pounds2horse farm wagon Old Hickory1 1horse farm wagon Old Hickory1 Spring Wagon with Top good mar

ket wagon1 Hay Frame good as new1 Wood Frame1 Breakcart one been used 6 months1 large Cuting Box1 new Harrow5 to 6 tons of Good Clover Hay1 Empire Lard PressPlows Cultivators Harness and other

articles too numerous to mentionGEORGE RASSENFOSS

M F KENNEY Auctioneer 2t

What MITCHELL Says

Iwas when

I secured the agency for VenetianChocolate Bonbons I was still

gladder when the goods camein for honest I have never seen a

Bonbon so fine And just thinkthe price is only 40 cents for apound and you cant get acandy even if you pay eighty cents

I want to stop in and rat apiece

C B MITCHELL

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louse and Stock Barn

As Committee of G G White I willrent publicly in front of the CourtHouse site Paris Ky on

Saturday February 2ist 1903at 12 oclock noon about 140 acres of

lying on theNorth Middletown pike near

Also about 25 acres ol corn land patBrooks Farm lying on

Turnpike near the DistillingCompanys property

corn grass land both to besurveyed

Also a good twostory frame residenceard grasslot attached

containing in all about 5 acres situate-on farm in the of andadjoining the property of the Paris Dis

CompanyAlso a barn with large

number of box stalls and connected therewith containing in allabout 4 acres of on saidBrooks Farm near main residence

Use of track goes with barnPossession of said frame residence

on March 5th 1903 and of thebalance of the above property on

i 1904required to give negotiable

note with March i1904 payable to me as Committee

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Figured Madras Mercerized Striped ShirtingsCotton Crepe de Chine

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529531 MAIN STREET PHONE 297

AUCTIONOF ALL KINDS OF

Furniture Carpets

And Almost Everything in the House

Furnishing

Every article in this sale is new neverhaving been used in any way

Some are old patterns and some slightlyshop worn but each and every article is worthbuyingNow

is your time to buy at your ownprice

This is an opportunity that does not xcuroften and you will be wise to take advantageof

Sale commences at 2

TUESDAY JANUARY 27and will be held in the Christian Churchproperty

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Undertaking in all its branches Embalmingscientifically attended to

Mr Rowlend of the L E HAYS COTAILORING CO of Cincinnati will bewith us on

FEBRUARY 12 AND 13with their Spring Line consisting of the lateststyles

SUITS from 15 to 35PANTS from 4 to JO

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