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TWENTIETH YEAS
PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AITD EstaMfifced Fetarary 1 188
PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY MARCH 16 1900
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RELIABILITYYou Can Depend On Shoes From
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We warn to Jell ptir nC Star We wotiirl rather sell youtwo pan It would ne in itch better to know you iue a regularcuetooxf W l o know to haler vita us iv ulnr cn Uimer we must
VALPE this If YOU are di atisfiedyour
TRY US TilE NEXT TIMEThe different linc me mention here are Tie best of the kind in the
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Thes G FlWMifs Qneen Qualify Shoes for Women 3 00Haves Oos Regina Shoes for Women 3 00Ute Damns Acfuwj Tarn Shoec for Woman 3 50
Co Memivss Miller Shone for Women 3 5O-
Switlt Shoes for Men 3 50Washington Shoe CosAYn6hingtoiiShoes for Men 2 50 3 004 H OoS Shoes for Misses and Chil
droa 1 25 1 5OBros Co 9 Shoes for Misses and Cull
droH 1 00 1 25 1 50-ML D W Oos Work Slice for Men 1 25 1 50
In buying of those short YOU PAY NO MIDDLE PROFITWe R t them direct from the manufacturers One trial and we willconvince you that our Shoes are superior to others because buyfrom best manufacturers we rill right we keep no Shoes thatare unperct every pair are closely examined on arrival and returned
Our are arriving dailycordially invite you to line of Shoes in this
City
FAMDIDGIS YOUR
The plowing the seeding theand the harvesting is the business of thefarmer But its my business tohim with the best seeds
VULCAN PLOWSDEERING HARVESTERS
BARLOW CORN PLANTERSSTTJDEBAKER
MITCHELL andCAPITAL WAGONS
and vehicles of all descriptions andall kinds of implements and farm
f at reasonable prices Comesee me about your farm wants
New Rubber Tires put on buggies and repairs made while youWait in town
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SCINTILLATIONS-
An Interesting Jumble Of New AndComment
The Intercollegiate Oratorical Contest will be held at Lexington FridayApril 18th
In Covington twentytwo pereopsunited with th First Christian Churchduring the revival just closed
Science Hill Academy at ShelbyvHlewill complete her epventypfth year ofwork on March 25th this year
Representative Smith of Kentuckyyesterday introduced in the House billsfor public buildings at Lebanon andBardstown
The remains of Samuel Anderson ofMt Sterling who died in the Army service at Manila were brought home thisweek for burial
A Fleming county Democrat has an-
nounced himself a candidate for theoffice of Jailer for the term beginningin January 1900
Mrs Jacob Seib of near Versailleshas a uck which has been laying Eastereggs for a week One egg is black andthe others are a gray
Clvde TJpdegtaff a Pensylvauia school-
teacher put an adhesive plaster agirl pupils mouth to ken her from talking Her father will sue for damage
Mrs George Eastin Louisvillewas present at the first drawing roomof the season in London Tuesday heldin behalf of Queen Victoria
Caleb Powers and Capt John Davishave been ordered to appear in the Lexington Police Court today so that anorder transferring them to the Franklincounty jail may be issued
Mrs Adam Renaker of Harrisonwent to Cynthiana Monday and whenshe returned ehe found her residence inasbes The origin of the fire is unknown The insurance was small
THEATRICAL AND OTHERWISE
News and Comment of Stage Matters andOther Gossip
Souaaa band will give two concerts
MingtiQl Show willbe givenM ysviiie on March 29th at the new
operabonse
Lewis Morrisons private car whichoriginally belonged to Mrs Langtrywas destroyed by fire recently and allMrs Morrisons jewelry was destroyed
The attractions in Cincinnati theatresne t week will be Grand W HCrane in A Rich Mans Son and AVirginia Courtship Pike OthelloWalnut The Sorrows of Satan
A party of Paris people will go to Cincinnati this afternoon to see Mrs LeslieCarter in Zaza and anotherparty willgo tomorrow afternoon to witness theclosing performance of this great play
Sapho is probably coming toTHE NEWS has received direct
from New York an advance noticeheralding the tour of Alberta Gallatin-in the Netheraole version of the famousplay
The famous Zangwill play The Chidren of The Ghetto will be presented tonight and tomorrow night with Saturday rcatinee at the Lexington operahouee The company is headed by Wilton Lackaye and is one of the best or-
ganizations out this season SeveralParisians will go up to the matinee
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THE L N pay car visited Parisyesterday
Tuesday afJeifnoon the body of n sis
a barrel at the slaughterhouse of RenjSSlr Co in Winchester
head first blood and drowned byits own The body had been inthe barrel for two or three Slavs Thedetectives ar working on the case
mon the old boy baby waR found I
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THE THKKfilOMETKUOF T RAD1
Yon find that on the ther-mometer jOf trade our pr ceA register considerably lower than thelowest tflites elsewnere In buy-ing yon OaT is just as
PAY O Shoes re made toorder leadi ff Bboeniaunfacturer iud are not to e comp red the many worthlessShoes tbfpt are sold aH cheapYou on us becausewe furnish dependable goods
CLAYS fHOE STORECor 4tli Sts Paris Ky
PUBLIC SALE
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Bethlehem pike known as part ofDavid Penn farm on
TUES MARCH 20 1900beginning at 10 a m the followingstock crop etc
1 good driving mare gentle1 good work are1 extra 4yearold Wilkes gelding1 2vearold grade bull a good one1 extra good 3yearold grade steer5 good grade milch cows fresh in
early Spring1 extra good Jersey cow1 good Shorthorn yearling heifer2 good weanling heifers8 grade suckling steer calves8 good rattle shotes2 sows with pigs ready to wean1 good 2yearold boar1 sow to pig20 timothy hay in barn5 acres hemp1 brand new 2horee wagon1 box buggy1 Frazier cart1 good Jersey spring wagen Hud
dleston make1 bull rake1 new Deering mowing machine1 new checkrow corn planter2 good breaking plows2 doubleshovel plowsi 2horse cultivatorMany other farming implementsSome household and kitchen furnitureOther things not mentionedTERMS 20 and under cash in hand-
over that amount negotiable note fourmonths without interest payable atbank
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STEPHON 2O404Is a dappled gray horse foaled Oct 20 1892 bred Jacob P Sleight of Lansing
i6 hands and weighs 1760 pounds This thebred and registered Percheron ever to the public in KentuckyHe came from the Oaklawn Farms owned M W Dunkam illslargest breeder of Percheron and French Coach horses in the world and theowner of more prizewinners than any other breeder in France or America
PEDIGREE
Recorded with pedigree in the Percheron StudBook of America
Gray foaled October 20 by STRADAT 7112 2463 dam Abvdos 960 869ROMUMJS 873 785 2d dam Elise by DUKEDECHARTRBS 162 721
STRADAT 7112 2463 by PassePartout 1402 out of Biche 12004 a son ofCoco II 714
PASSEPARTOUT 1402 by Comet 104 719 out of Sophie by Favori I 711 he byVieuxChaslin 713 out of he by Coco 712
FRENCH MONARCH 205 734 by Uderim 5302 out of a daughter of VieuxPierre894 etc
IIDERIM 5302 by Valentin out of Chafon by VieuxPierre 894 etcVALENTIN VieuxChaslin 713 he Coco 712 out of Poule by SandiCoco 712 by Mignon 715 out of Pauline by VieuxCocoMIGNON 715 JeanleBlanc 739COCO II 714 by VieuxChaslin 713 etc out of La Grise VieuxPierre 883
out of Fleur dEpine the government approved stallion Cheri he by Corbon
This horse has been shown three times winning first prize in eachevent and in one of them there were eight other draft breeds
STEPHON will make the season 1900 at our place 4 miles West ofthe Hume pike at
S15 TO INSURE A COLTMoney due when colt comes mare parted with or bred to another horse
A lien beietained on all colts till money is paidMares kept on good grass at 10 cents per V-
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LCOMET 104 719 by French Monarch 205 734 out of Suzanne
ROMUIUS 873 by the government stallion Romulus son of
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nd the Inner Woman too are both well satisfied if theirgroceries come from Dow Speaks If any new delicacyis in the market have it Of course we have fresh
goods of best quality Send us your order andfill it promptly 6alt us wmfoQy always at
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They are made from leather tanned by a special process which makes the fiber exceedingly strong withoutbecoming stiff and uncomfortable These shoes are newfresh goods and strictly uptoday worth 200 per pairbut being overstocked on Boys Shoes 150 gest choicefor a limited
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HEMP HEMWE utE IK THE MARKET FORHEMP AT RULING PRICES
HEMP SEED I
The very best Cultivated RiverSeed New Drop Will book
your order now and hold the seeduntil you are ready to sow it
CHARLES S BRENT BRO
VAN CAMPS
PUMPKIN PIESNicely seasoned ready for thedough 3lb cans cents
GRANDMAS BREADOLDFASHIONRD J FreshSALT RISING Every Day
Phone 178 Tenth and Main
A MANIS KNOWNA-
nd a woman too for that matter by the photo gives to afriend It is just as easy to give a good picture as a badone Downing guarantees satisfaction or makes no chargeEvery convenience in dressing roomsThe public invited to call Gallery third floor AgriculturalBank building Elevator to door
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