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THE BOURBON

SWIFI CHAMP EDITOR AND OWNER

BRIEF NEWS ITEMS

COMING Dr Bowen the opticianwill be at A T Winters Cosjewelry store on Jan 8th

HEMP WANTED See us before sellingE F SPEARS SONS

Loss BY total loss causedby big fire Sunday at Cynthiana isplaced at 20000

SCARCE One dealer says that atresent there is not a pound of anthracitecoal in Lexington

COURT Next Monday will be CountyCourtday Call in and renew yoursubscription to THE BOURBON NEWS

CLOSED Tho banks postofice andmost of the public offices were closedyesterday it being a National holiday

amount of WalnutLogs and Baled Hay

OSSIAN EDWARD-Stf Paris Ky

WILL Go WEST Jumes WV Ingelsand Lafe Ardery will leave soon forOklahoma where they will embark inthe clothing business

TIKE The country residence of JoeDejarnett near Kenneys Station on theL N road was totally destroyed byfire on Wednesday

CHURCH MEETING Tomorrow willbe annual church meeting day at theBaptist church and a full attendance ofthe members is requested

NEW is called to thelarge display advertisement of Frank

Co on first page Watch this spacethroughout the year for bargains

GREETING THE BOURBON NEWSwishes all of its readers A Happy NewYear May this be the best youhave ever the worst you everwill see

OPEN EVENINGS My Shoe Store willbe open evening until furthernotice is given

tf ROGER THOMSON

POSTAGE All letters to be delivered-on the rural routes must have full postage two cents All written matter re-

quires full postage two cents whethersealedor unsealed

WT ANTEDJ Any amount of WalnutfLogs and Baled Hay

OSSIAN EDWARDStf ParisEy

New York LifeInsurance Co has made Mr W AThompson of this city special agent oftheir company with headquarters inTerre Haute Ind

SALE OF PROPERTY Attention iscalled to the advertisement in anothercolumn of the sale of theWoodforJ heirs which will be held onMonday next Countycourt day

HEARSE RUINED Mr Geo W Davishad to get badly damaged inthe fire in the carriage factory inthiana that burned on Sunday It isthought that the loss will be made goodoy insurance

BANK STATEMENTS In anothercolumn will be found the semiannualstatements of the Agricultural Depositand Bourbon Banks The statementsshow that the banks are all in a healthycondition and that business is flourshing

DEATHS OF AGED PEOPLE Twentyfive persons have died in Scott countyduring the past year who were overseventy years of age Their ages com-bined ruches 1962 years an averageof over seventyeight years

THE OLD AND THE Wed-nesday night at midnights holyhour the locomotives on the L Nin this city as is their usual customwhistled out the old and the new yearin You can now date your letters1903

C W B regular meeting-of the C W B M will be held at theChristian church on Saturday at 230instead of Friday as has been the custon Mrs Dr Gerauld of Ohio willmeet the ladies on this occasion Ageneral invitation is extended to theladies of the church to be present

SAW THE OLD YEAR Epworth League held a watch meeting onNew Yeari eve at the Methodist-5korch Very appropriate serviceswere held during the evening Theseservices are held every year when quite-a gathering of both old and young watchthe departure of the old year and theentering of the new

TOBACCO GROWERS The tobaccogrowers of this county will hold a meet-ing at Odd Fellows Hall on CourtdayThere will be business of importanceattended to The Meeting will be

to order at 1 30 p m and a large atCendence is desired This is a good

if the tobacco grower knowscertainly attend this

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Pythian Banquet

Rathbone Lodge No 12 Knights ofPythias on Tuesday night did thehandsome to its oldest member PastGrand Chancellor Andrew JacksonLovely a Confederate veteran and nowan inmate of the Confederate Home at

Valley KyCol Lovely is a charter member of

Rathbone lodge which gave him aroyal reception and banquet at Rassenfoss restaurant There were toastsfrom different members in behalf of themuchbeloved Pythian and Confeder-ate veteran Col Lovely respondedfeelingly to tho remarks in his behalf

Two Paris JJoyg Arrested

Frank Manning mill Aliie Talbottboth of this city were arrested at Cynthiana on Monday charged with robbery At the examining trial Talbottwas dismissed and Manning was heldunder 230 bond

WATCH LOST Small goldfilledWatch No 934573 American Walthammake last Saturday night between theOpera House and Olaysyille Reward-if returned to this office 2j3t

ABANDONED The Star Route be-

tween this city and Cane Ridge and Lit-tle Rock has been discontinued and themail to these points will hereafter besupplied by the Rural Route Carriers

MISSIONARY Mrs Dr Gerauld ofCleveland Ohio who has made a tourof the world in the interest of Missionary work will give an address at theChristian church on Sunday morning

MASTERS Forsythsold on Wednesday for Geo O WebbM C F C Court 104 acres of landnear Old Union belonging to the Leachheirs to and A D Leach at 69per acre

THE LIGHT WENT largecandle that has been burning in Borlands store window for some time burn-ed out morning at 150oclock The candle was lighted Dec13 at 2 p and the total hours burn-ed were 443 and 60 seconds J CElgin Jr was the fortunate one tocome nearest guessing the time thecandle would burn his guess being 444

hours Mr Elgin received a privatebox at the performance at the Operalast night

Resolutions Passed

The following complimentary resolu-tions were passed by the Capitol

their finalmeeting at Johnson

Resolved That the capitol Improve-ment Commission express their appre-ciation of the work of Mr J E Parrich the contractor for the remodelingof the capitol at Tallahassee His

compliance with the terms of hiscontract and his cheerful and courteousacquiscence to all requirements sometimes under adverses circumstanceshave made it a pleasure to do businesswith him

Resolved That the Capitol Improyement Commission of the State of Flori-da extend their thanks to Mr FrankP Milburn the architect and expresstheir appieciation for his efficient ser-

vices in the making of plans and specifications and supervision of the workof improving the capitol His work hasbeen of inestimable value in connectionwith the building and he is heartilycommended to the public for work of asimilar nature

CUPIDS ARROW

A large crowd of friends gathered atthe Second Presbyterian church in thiscity on Tuesday afternoon to witness themarriage ceremony of Miss MargeryFearman Turney to Mr Richard KirbyMcCarney the ceremony being performedby their pastor Rev Dr B H RutherfordMiss

Frances Johnson presided at theorgan and discoursed some sweet strainsof music most appropriate to the occasion

Mrs Zeke Arnold of Newport was themaid of honor while the attendants wereMiss Lelia McClintock Miss Lizzie Mannen Tnrney Mr Hart Talbot and OscarL Mitchell The ushers were John NDavis Dan Morris Clell Turney andZeke Arnold

The bride looked exceedingly well inwhite crepe de chine trimmed withpearls and silk grapes made overLouisine silk white mousline de soiewith hat trimmed with ostrich tips andpearls

The groom wore the conventional blackThey left on the afternoon train for

trip by boat front Cincinnati NewOrleans and before returning will visitAshville and other important Southerncities

Mr James Connelly of this cityand Miss Mamie Clancey of Carlisleleft yesterday afternoon for Cincinnatiwhere they were married

Mr John Brophy of near RuddlesMills and Miss Mary Rion of nearCenterville will bo married at theCatholic church in this city on the 14ihof January

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PERSONAL MENTION

is visiting his sisterMrs H M Taylor at Carlisle

Miss Van Greenleaf of RIChmondis the guest of Miss Lizzette Dickson

Sam Price exParisian of Baltimore is the guest of relatives in thiscity

Jos K Redmon is home from NewYork to visit his friends for a shorttime

Mr and Mrs J A Stern expect toleave 990 r a1 eaten led Southern

ftrip

John M Brennan has gone to Huntington W Yai on a short pleasuretrip

Mrs Talbott of Paris is visitingher son B H

The Jolly Bachelors will give a NewYears hop at Odd Fellows Hall to-

nightMiss Alice Talbott visited the family

of John M Campbell at Carlisle thisweek

Misses Florence and Ida Rogers ofMaysville are guests of Miss GertrudeRenick

Miss Blanche Hudson of Chicagois the guest of her sister Miss JunitaHudson

Miss Bertie Cook visited her sisterMrs S J Kenney the past week inCarlisle

Miss Betsye Ashbrook of Cynthiana is visiting Miss Mary FithianIntchcraft

Mr and Mrs Geo Straw and MrClarence Humbert have returned froma visit in Ohio

Judge Russell Mann and Hon EDickson were in Carlisle this week

on legal businessThe Progressive Culture Club will

meet with Mrs J T Hinton this afternoon at 2 oclock

Miss Mary Grannan of Cincinnati isthe goest of her mother Mrs J J Grannan on Main street

Dr Cram who has been living in SanFrancisco for several years returned toParis on Wednesday

Rev Hal Spears of ColumbusOhio is visiting his father Mr HenrySpears on Mt Airy

Chas James Warren Bacon andEarl H Sellers left yesterdey for ahunting trip in the South

Dr and Mrs E L Stephens whohave been visiting relatives at Paducahwill arrive home today

Master Wallace Woods of Win-chester has of his

Mrs Mary StiversMrs B F Remington visited her

daughters Mrs Eales and Mrs Fisherin Carlisle on Wednesday

Misses Gertrude and Fannie Harrisof this city are the guests of Mr andMrs Tackett at Millersburg-

Mrs Mattie Hedges of this city hasbeen the guest of her daughter MrsThomas Barrow at Winchester

Misses Ethel and Edna Talbott arethe guests of Miss Anna Louise Connorat the Hotel Reed in Lexington

Mrs Brice Steele entertained theSixHand Euchre Club yesterday after-noon at her home on Pleasant street

Will Hinton wife and childrenhave returned from a visit to MrsHintons parents in Fayette county

Mrs N C Pace and children ofWinchester have returned home aftera visit to her sister Mrs Adair in thiscounty

Miss Catherine Bush visited hersister Mrs Howard Wilson of Bourboncounty the past weekDemocrat

Mr and Mrs C Dorsey Ray havereturned from a weeks visit to MrsRays parents Rev Vaught and wife atDanville

Mrs Lida Ferguson and children ofthis city have been the guests of herparents Mr and Mrs H S Anderson-at Georgetown

Mrs Col John Cunningham andMrsLaura Estill Francis have returned totheir home at Cunningham Stationfrom the funeral of their late fatherMayor Jonathan T Estill at RichmondKy

Mrs Maria Lyons entertained Fri-day at progressive euchre in honor ofher guests Misses Mayme Connell andBettie Higgins and Mr J Higgins QfLouisville Seven handsome prizeswere given

Mr and Mrs Mack Swinford Mrand MM Will VanDeren Mrs JoeThorn Misses McKee Mr Mack Turney and wife and Mr Sam Hedgesof Cynthiana attended theTurney marriage here on Tuesday

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that most popular ofall the juvenile clubs was delightfullyentertained Friday afternoon by MissesMargaret and Helen Morrison at theirhome on Virginia street A delightfulluncheon was served after which ahuge Christmas pie was brought inwhich being opened was found to contain a present for each guest MrsMorrison their mother was formerlyMiss V Birdie Butler of this city

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Mr jmdMrs Henry Judy of Carlisle the guests of Mrs JudysmotherMrs W C Ussery in this cityduring this holidays

Mrs John D Howell and daughtersMisses Elizabeth and Lucy of Carlislevisited Mrs W A Johnson during theholidays

Mr and Mrs A Webber and littledaughter of Glen Kenney this countyspent the holidays with Mr and MrsA M Webber at

Little Missus Martha O and Virginia Smith daughters of Mr John SSmith entertained a number of theirfriends at their home on Upper Mainstreet yesterday from 2 to 4 oclockwith a New Years party These brightlittle children have many friend

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WANTED A reliable nurse for infantReferences required Address

MRS O H HARNEY629 Elsmere Park

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CHURCH CHIMES

PROGRAMME FOR WEEK OF PRAYER

Monday Jan PresbyterianChurch Subject The Church

Leader Rev G W ArgabriteTuesday Jan Presby-

terian Church Subject MissionsLeader Rev J L Clark

Wednesday Jan 7th ChristianChurch Subject Families andSchools Leader Rev E H Rutherford

Thursday Jan EChurchSubject Nations and Their RulersLeader Elder Lloyd Darsiei

Friday Jan 9th Baptist ChurchSubject The Ministry of the GospelLeader Rev F J Cheek

Services begin promptly at 7 p mAll are cordially invited to be present-

A CHANGE I have recently employedanother barber and put in anotherchair making four in all Youways get a turn at my Servicethe best

ti TOM CRAWFORD

Notice to StockholdersThere will be a meeting of the Stock

holders of the National Bank atthe office of said bank on January 13th1903 between the hours of 10 a m and4 p m for the election of Directors forthe ensuing year

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Notice to the Public-

I am now prepared to do all ofPluMbihg and Gas Fitting TappingSewers c in fact I do anythingin the line If you are con-templating fixing up a bath room orcloset or stationary wash etand get anestimate from me I am located onSeventh street between Main and HighPhone 276

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PRIMARY ELECTION

At a of the DemocraticCommittee for Bourbon County onMonday December 1 1902 it was or

that a Primary Election be-held at the various precinctsin Bourbon County between thehours of 6 a m and 4 p m on

Saturday February 14 1903

for the purpose of nominating can-didates for ClerkCircuit Court and Representative tothe Lower House of the next

Assembly Said primary will beunder the laws governing Pri-

mary Elections in of

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FOR RENTA twostory Frame House in good

Apply at THE NEWS office

FOR SALEA number of pure Bronze

MRS JAMES THOMPSONHutchinson Ky

New Gash Grocery-

With long experience buying forcash selling cash no accounts to

Offer special inducements to large cashat new stand Massie build

ing next to Hmtons Jewelry StoreCall and see me

Respectfully2t A S TRIMBLE

For SaleOne set of good Blacksmith Tools

Good as new Will sell cheap forcash Apply to

303t W H BOONS

Notice to StockholdersThere will be a meeting of the stock

holders of the Coat their office on Saturday January10 1903 for the of forthe ensuing year

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DRESS TRIMMINGSAt Prices Very Much Reduced

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If you are contemplating Furnishing your houseor buying anything the

you will make a mistake if you fail to See me and getmy prices and examine my stock which is the testselected stock the State

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