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JUNK 5 Attend Simons towel sale

FOR SALESorghum Millet and Cow-Peas E F SPEARS SONS

ALMOST HERE The rails for theParis and Lexington Interurban havebeen laid as far as Langstnns bridge

MENS SHOES Thomson has everyhug to dress yonr feet well

COMING Dr L H Landman theoculist will be at the Hotel WindsorTuesday June 9th

WON Bros won arace at Chicago Wednes

day with Shawana

JUNE Simons towel sale

BANK STOCK T Forsythsold this week ten shares of FistNational Bank Stock for 120 per share

JUNE Simons towel Fale

FINED On Wednesday Judge Smithfined SPas Tomlin charged with abreach of the peach 2500 with trimmings

CHILDRENS DAY Sunday will beChildrens Day at the Christian ChurchElder Carey Morgan arrived yesterdayand will ba present

FIRST EXCURSION The first excursion to Natural Bridge will be run next

June 7 Round trip 150Paris 1010 a m

WALL can fill your orderfor wall paper and have it put on

you will buy it nowJ T HINTON

PREACHING Geo HLowry of Montgomery 0 will preachSunday morning and evening at FirstPresbyterian church

JUNE 5 Attend Simons towel sale

WHOLESALE AGENT G o T Lyonsis tin wholesale agent for Bourboncounty for the Upper Bln Lick Waterthe best mineral water on the market

NOTICE Dr 0 H Bowen opticianwill be J Winters Cos onThursday

BURNED Ed Ford ardwife nee Morris formerly of this citylost all their furniture and householdeffects by fire at Columbus Tenn lastwe k

FOR Reeds CushionShoes do their own talking Sold byThomson v-

CLOSEDWProf closedi rfWednesday after three days of

Professor has had avery successful year and will open hisschool again September 1

JUNE Simons towel sal

HIGH SCHOOL EXERCISES TONIGHTThe Public High School CommencementExercises will be held at the OperaHouse tonight Friday at 8 oclockAdmission 10 cents for children 25cents adults Come one come all

the ladies combiningcomfort with the newest and most ex-

clusive shoe ideas at Thomsons-

A LONG DRIVE Geo Hunter and WH Rowland two well know stock menof Lancaster City Pa who have beenin the county buying stock for severaldays started for their home Wednesday-by pike driving a double team purchas-ed here The distance is about 800 miles

Do You WANT TO BE HAPPY Welljust put in a Home Telephone and youhave obtained not only happiness butgenuine comfort tf

EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS MrFrank P Milburn of Columbia S Cthe architect who furnished the plansfor our beautiful new Courthouse hasbeen appointed to make plans and esti-mates 300000 improvements on theSouth Carolina State capitol

NORTH STAR Anybody who hasused a North Star Refrigerator will tellyou it is the best I am sole agent-

J T EINTON

WAKE UP What has become of theParis Commercial Club Many monthsago they had a meeting organized with-a good list of members collected a dollar

membership fee and adjourned itseems never to be heard of again Nowis a good time to boom Interurbanroad from this city to andNorth Middle town Wake up and geta hustle on yourself

AIOLD TUB Twelve old Tub

Fowler Whiskey sold over the bar atWindsor Hotel Try a quart for medi-cal purposes 2m2t

CONFEDERATE GRAVES The Con-federate graves in the Paris cemeterywere decorated Wednesday afternoon bythe Daughters of the Confederacy Theappropriable exercises were opened by

F L McChesney by reciting threeverses of then reading in hisown inimitable an entitled

The First Memorial He was fol-lowed by a beautiful prayer by DrEHRutherford There wai a ofbeautiful flowers placed upon the gravesof the honored dead in fact moreelaborate than on any former occasionAt the close of the prayer aof rain made the ladies a hastyretreat but not before a number of themreceived a thorough drenching

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Library Contracts Let

We glad to see that the commit-tee in letting the contracts Tuesday

work on the Carnegie Libraryawarded the work to home firms Thefollowing were the lucky ones

Foundation work Wood BrosBrick work HatGeld BappertTin slate and galvanized iron Janu-

ary ConnellCarpenter work F W ShacklefordStone work W A Hill SonSteel and iron JanuaryPainting glass and glazing C A

DaughsrtyPlastering Ed CaldwellFnrnace and heating January Con

nellPlumbing J J ConnellyElectric wiring Chas Lancaster

SAVE YOUR PENNIES Davis Fanswill save on a penny on each and every10 cents you spend with them Theyhave everything in the grocery linePhone 433 Either phone 2t

BETTER GET IN THIS SALE J WLancasters Third Combination Sale ofParis Real Estate will take place Wed-

nesday June 17 He can take a fewmore pieces of Paris property in thissale if listed in the next two or threedays It

Assignments For Bourbon Boys

The revenue assignments for theBourbon boys for June are as follows

W A Johnson G G White CoN A Moore McBray distillery Mr

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J P Hutchcraft Paris Distilling CoHarry Croxton Peacock Distilling CoWill Cherry Peacock Distilling CoC T Throckmorton Peacock Dis

tilling CoJ M Bnrbridge bottling house Paris

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Genuine Blue Lick Water

I have the agency for the sale of theabove water in the city or Paris Itwin be served at my soda watercounter or delivered by the case

in Paris On sale at firstclass saloons

eot5sept C B MITCHELL

SAVE You to the gasoffice and pay your bill before June 10and save your discount tf

LAND Monday MasterCommissioner E M Dickson sold 50acre near Plum Lick at 3550per acre

VACANCY FILLED The trustees ofState College in session Wednesday atLexington elected the Hon Frank AHopkins trustee to succeed the late J

TOWEL SALE On Friday June Iwill place on sale 150 dozen towels at9 cents each

HARRY SIMON

SURE MEANS TO AN END In gamb-ling it is well to quit playing when thegame is at its best In advertising it isbest to go it all the stronger when returns prove that it isnt a game ofchance but a sure means to an end

GOOD SALE Yesterday A T Forsythsold at public auction the lot on cornerof Pleasant and 10th streets 65x216 toMr John Stuart for 8700 Theproperty belonged to the Wm Shinnersheirs

CHILDRENS MASS MEETING Therewill be a Childrens Mass Meeting at theMethodist church Sunday afternoon at3 oclock The children of the variousmissionary societies and Sunday Schoolsare cordially invited to be present

SERVICES ACCEPTED Maj A TWood of Mt Sterling has offered hisservices which have been accepted toCaleb Powers to defend him at his trialin July Maj Wood was the bloodyshirt orator of the late Republicanconvention held in this city

HOWARD WILL appealfrom the Franklin Circuit Court to theCourt of Appeals in the Jim Howardmurder case was taken Wednesday bycounsel for Howard who was given alife sentence on the charge of killingGovernor William Goebel The appealwill be heard attthe September term ofthe Court

DEATHS

Mrs James Farrell died at her homein this city Wednesday She was about70 years old and is survived by her hus-band and three daughters Funeralthis Friday morning at 9 oclock atCatholiCfGhurch services by Rev Fath-er Gilbert

Mr James H AssistantCashier of the Second National BankLexington is dead

Telegrams were received here yesterday morning announcing the death ofMrs at her home inWheeling W Va Mrs Griffith wasthe sister of Mr James A Stewartformerly of this city and while visitingher brother at differentmade many warm friends who will

to hear of her death The onlyreason that Mr Stewart gave hisposition here with Jos A Wilson andmove to Wheeling was to be with hissister who had been in healthfor some The immediate cause ofher death Well from

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Ford is at home fromTampa Fla

A J Weathers is very low withtyphoid fever

Mr Milton Thomas of Paris Ills isvisiting Bourbon friends

Tom Crawford and family arerelatives at Mt Oreb O

Miss Mamie Neal has returned from avisit to Barboursville W Va

Miss Laura Smith is the guest of hersister Mrs OLee in Lexington

Mrs E T Hinton has gone to aLouisville hospital for treatment

B M Renick is attending theMillers Convention at Detroit Mich

Miss Lelia Scott of this county isvisiting Miss Belle Simpson in Fayette

Miss Edna Heath Fithian and MrCharles Brent May will wed June 17

Hon M V Ussery of Anna Ills isguest of his son Dr Wta C Ussery

Miss Ora Slaughter of Eminence isvisiting her aunt Mrs A J Winters

Mr Joe Mitchell of Louisville isvisiting his sister Mrs Wm Hukill Sr

Miss Ella Walsh has returned from atwomonths visit to relatives in Chicago

Banker John R Montgomery ofCynthiana was in the city Wednesday

Miss Maude Dacre and mother ofCarlisle are guests of Mrs J W Larkin

Miss Judith Carpenter was taken to aLexington hospital yesterday for treatment

Misses Eva Chamberlain and NannieWilson left Monday for a trip to California

Dr J T Pnchard and wife of Hunt-ington W Va are guests of Mrs LanFretwell

Miss Judith Carpenter was taken tothe hospital at Lexington yesterday forreatment

Mrs S Oppenheim of HuntingtonW Va is the guest of her daughterMrs Chas Goldstein

Sharon leaves for LexingtonMonday where he will teach the SummerSchool at State College

Miss Odie Puryear of Paducah arrives today to visit Dr and Mrs E LStevens on Duncan avenue

Capt James Taylor of the L NR R is in Louisville at the bedside ofhis mother who is quite ill

Miss Willie Bowden has returned fromBarboursville W Va where she hasbeen teaching in a college

Dr Phil Foley and wife returnedyesterday from Danville havebeen Doctorsparents

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BuckJMary Woodford Amanda Yerkesand Hattie Mann return today fromschool at Hollius Va

Mr and Mrs Vance of Cincinnatiwere the guest of W A Johnson Tues-day Mr Vance and Mr Johnson arecousins and had not met before for eighteen years

Mrs P D Shea and daughter MissMary left last night for Mt Sterling to

funeral of Mr James L Conroy a relative Mr Conroy was one ofMt Sterlings prominent business menand died suddenly of heart failure

Mrs A P Allis who is visitingfriends in Richmond was taken

ill with appendicitis Wednesday Apostal from there yesterday stated thatshe is a very sick woman and is beingcared for by the best of doctors andnurses

Eld Carey Morgan wife andMiss Ruth arrived yesterday from

Richmond Va Mr Morgan is a socia-ble eloquent and talented Christian gen-tleman and we congratulate the membersof the Christian Church in securing himas their pastor

Gov Bowen of Winchester whowas with the Quinlan Wall MinstrelCo the past season was in the city yes-

terday and paid the NEWS a call He ismaking rapid strides in his new

He will be with Al Fields bigcompany next season

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WILL will oflate John W Power father ofHenry Power of this city was admittedto record at Maysville Tuesday bearsdate of May 19 1903 and was attestedby Dr A Reed and Dr J H Samuel Mr Power bequeathed the homeplace and personalty to his wife for lifeto do as she pleases with it and at herdeath the remainder to ba dividedamong the six children equally Thehill farm is to be sold when a majorityof the children agree to sale and

divided equally among the sixhildren the daughters interests to be

invested in homes in their namesMrs Sarah A Power and Henry A

Power have qualified as executrix andexecutor

N Accidentally Killed

On Wednesday Rev J L Clarkpastor of the Methodist church in thiscity received a telegram from Marion0 that his father had met with a veryserious accident and he left on the firsttrain for that city On yesterdayClark received a telegram fromhusband that his father was dead Sheand children on the afternoon trainfor Marion No particulars were givenin either message in regard jpfof the accident V c

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A crowd estiniite at from 800 to 500at Maysville were iu waiting Wednts j

day night when the 1046 train came inexpecting Tom Mann Ed MorrisCharley Sanders the three negroescharged with the robbery and i

of Mr J B Farrow a fewat his home near Mt Gilead

The negroes have been in the Covington jail for safe keeping The mobtook it for granted that the Sheriffwould bring the men on the night trainand they had every avenue to the jailguarded while a large crowd were inwaiting at the prison

This move the part of the mob waspremature through and will result inthe case transferred to anothercounty or the State malitia being calledout to protect the prisoners

There is no disguising the fact that adetermined organization is ready tolynch the prisoners if they are broughtback to Maysville

An Invitation

THE BOURBON NEWS is an horized byCounty Judge H C Smith to extendin behalf of the Bourbon Fiscal Court ageneral invitation to all of the citizensof Bourbon county to attend the exercises at the laying of the corner stone olthe new Bourbon County Courthouse-in Paris on Wednesday June 10 1903at 4 m

We are authorized by Judge Smith toalso extend a cordial invitation to theseveral Judges of the adjoining countycourts and the members of their courtsto be present at the laying of the corner-stone 2t

THE BEST Call for Geo Wiedemanns Celebrated Bock Beer on tap atall principal saloons tf

ECONOMICAL Gas stoves are all therage now See those fine cheap stovesat Gas Office tf

SPECIAL Frankfort andCincinnati Railway will sell roundtriptickets from all points on its line toParis Tuesday June 10th at onefarefor the roundtrip on account of thelaying of the curner stone of the newBourbon county court house

ALWAYS ON TAP If you want a coldrefreshing glass of Beer step down tothe Windsor Hotel Bar 2m2t

FOR RENTThe store room now occupied by H

Margolen as a meat store is now forrent Possession given July 1

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I am for the oftheLower Blue Lick Waterin Paris and furnish sameby the glass bottle or caseThe Lower Blue Lick Water hasstood the test for 100 years andis the best Give me your order

I have a largesize Refrigerator as goodand new I will sell at a very reasonableprice

Yours TrulyC B MITCHELL

MRS BUCKRepresents a Strong and Safe

FIRE INSURANCE COand desires patronage fromall interested in her welfare

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Our windows are full of goodShoes

Shoes made by leading manu-facturers

Shoes that are shaped to fitthe foot and made of the verybest leathersj We have style

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If you fine a Shoe in the windows that you like come insideand examine it askabout it

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Don9 Separate Yourself FromMONEY Until Yon Have SeenMy Goods

You will See Lots of Hot Air Talk about LowPrices and Big Stocks but You Know

Where to Find the Largest Stockto Select from and you can

JUDGE THE PRICES YOURSELF 5

I will show you Ten Patterns ofto any other dealers Price y2 cts up

Carpets MattingsI have the only full line cf Carpetstings to be found in Paris let you see

v how your carpet will look on your floor before you but it You dont have to selectfrom a little dinky sample of a yard of goods

Now really I dont have to tell you aboutthat know I buy the best made andback up every thing I sell If you buy on

just because we accommodate you and thenif your Furniture comes from here you knowit is new as we have no secondhand goodsin stock I absolutely guarantee you bettergoods and at lower quality consideredthan any Furniture house in Ky

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Buy Goods at Great Bargainss-uch as we offer in this sale is rarelygiven Sale begins Monday Maj-J8th

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