THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KENTUCKY MAY 19 1908j

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Fresh butter milk on ice at ProctorCps

Miss Alice Ingels entertained quitea number of her little friends Thursday evening from 6 to 9

Miss Nannie Beeding has returnedafter a several weeks visit to her sister Mrs Richard Hurst of Ewing

Miss Sue Griffith left Thursday forseveral weeks visit to her sisterMrs Joshua McClintock of KansasCity Mo

Mrs A S Best returned Thursdayhorn a two weeks visit to her parentsDr and Mrs Alex Hunter of Washington Ky

Mr Wallace Shannon and daughters returned Thursday after a tendays visit to Mr and Mrs FrankMoore of Lexington Va

Mrs W G Dailey is at theof her son Claude Dailey at St

Joseph Hospital Lexington who isIng nicely and hopes to return home ina few oays

Bourbon Steam Laundry is the bestan Kentucky Satisfaction guaran

teed We will call for your laundryand return itLOUIS VIMONT Agent

Mr and Mrs Will Sanders weregiven a surprise party Wednesdaynight About thirty young marriedpeople were present They took theirluncheon and took possession of theSanders home The evening was a delightful one

After these rains you will wantyour corn planted in the prpper way soas to insure quick growth To do thisyou must plant it with a Racine Sottleycheck rower For ale by

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LAYING F M F C CORNERSTONE

stone of the MillersburgFemale College was laid Friday afternoon under the auspices of the AmityLodge No 40 F A M assisted bythe surrounding towns under a heavyescort of Knights Templar

This was the greatost historic occasion in the annals of MJllersburg and

one to which it can be favorably compared is the laying of the

stone of the old Kentucky Wesleyan College in 1859 No pains or expense was spared to make this a success and the occasion will always liveas a bright chapter in the history of

little townThe have done much to secure

the rebuilding of this institutionThere is no wealth here the individualitIzens have gone deep down in theirpockets and produced 40000 to re

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place this famous institution of whichwe are all justly proud and from itsashes springs a building nw and modern and when completed with the latest conveniences and equipage willmark a new era in education in thispart of the State

Much speculation was indulged in regarding the weather on this famousday Many watched the elements almost hourly the previous day A lightrain the night beforeand continued through the early morning about noon the sun burstthrough the clouds and all began torealize that the elements were goingto look kindly upon the work and hadit not been for this rain the crowdwhich numbered about 3000 wouldhave been much larger

The early trains brought a few visitors to the town but the 10 40 and1215 brought the bulk of the intelligent crowd The Carlisle Commanderyarrived at 10 40 in full force bringingwith them the Carlisle band TheParis Commandery came in at 12 15with the Elks band which was employed by Amity Lodge of this place

A bountiful and elaborate lunch wasserved in the dining hail of the lungebuilding by the wives and daughters ofthe fraternity About 1 oclock theparade was formed in front of thelodge building and was led by DeputyGrand Marshal C W Howard of thisplace and Miss Elizabeth Veach maidof honor daughter of Past Grand Master of Carlisle followed by theCarlisle band they by the commanderies then the faculty and students bodyof Millersburg Female College

C C Fisher the building committee and Architect E Stamler ofParisSecond Elks Bandfollowed by the Blue of Masonsfrom all surrounding towns the rearbeing brought up by the Grand Officers of the day who were DeputyGrand Master S K Veach of CarlisleGrand sword Bearer Fisher of Carlisle Deputy Grand Senior Warden DrF L Lapsley of Paris DeputyGrand Junior Warden Henry Caywoodof North Middletown Deputy GrandChaplain T W Watts of MillerbsurgMethodist church Senior DeaconPeale Collier and Junior Deacon W

A Butler both of MillersburgThe procession then moved north

taking in all the principal thoroughfares of the town closing ranks at thePresbyterian church yard where theexercises for the hour were begunopening with the doxology by the entire audience followed by an appropriate prayer by Deputy Grand ChaplainT W Watts A short appeal wasthen made by President C C Fisherof the institution after which a collection was taken by twelve prominentcitizens of the community

The address of the occasion was dej livered by Dr C F Evans of CarlisleIt was a masterpiece of beauty and

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eloquence filled with profound thoughtat the same time practical and

appropriate We regret that we cannot give the address in full for it isworthy of publication At the closeof this the orders lined up and all repaired to the College grounds acrossthe street from the church where thecorner stone was laid by the Masonicfraternity with its beautiful and impressive ceremony presides over byDeputy Grand Master Veach

At the close the entire concourse accompanied by the bands and led by DrH C Burroughs sang that old famiiarhymn Jesus Lover of My Soulwhich seemed to penetrate the vaultsof heaven while all nations stood stilland the little birds in the leafy boughsoverhead closed their little beaks andlistened with rapt attention to catchthe last echoirg sounds as they passedbeyond the range of the ear in the

undulating airAfter the benediction the line of

march was again taken up and eachdivision hatted in front of the presentquarters of the Millersburg FemaleCollege where pictures were takenThe Knights Templar then escortedthe Blue Lodge to the Masonic temple where the exercises of the daywere formally concluded thus closingthe most eventful chapter in the history of MiHersburg

The Commencement exercises areagain on and our little town is oncemore in holiday attire The examination of the college closed Thursday andon Thursday evening between 8 and9 30 ocloak the entire student bodyescorted by members of the facultywent out serenading to the delight ofall who heard them Their voicesblending with the sof light as theysung a number of familiar songs produced an indescribable beautiful effectand made us all sing with the poet aswe breathed our evening prayersturn back oh turn back wont youtime in your flight and make us allyoung again these commencementnightsOn Friday evening at 8 oclockMisses Anna Earl Brown of Bloomfield and Ethel Love Fisher of Mil

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expression They were greeted by thelargest audience ever seen in the operahouse on any previous opening nightof commencement unless it was atsome of the childrens exercises Herprogram was good and well renderedMiss Fisher deserves special mentionin as much she had been sick for several days and it was thought thatmorning she would not be able to doher work

The instrumental music by MissesBooth Hutchcraft and King and thevocal solo by Mrs Johnson addedmuch to the occasion Miss King instructor in elocution should be justlyproud of these two graduates

Saturday evening at 8 oclock at thesame place Misses Ethel Love FisherCynthia Willson Thorn MillersburgKatherine Cook of Alexandria

from the school of music Thenumbers were all classical and rendered in an artistic manner Mrs Shannon who is at the head of this department has been with us for severalyaers We know just what to expectand were not disappointed The vocalsolu by Mrs Johnson and the work bythe chorus class deserved more spacethan we have to give them Theence was large cultured and appreciative

At 1045 Sunday morning Rev J0 A Vaught of Frankfort preachedthe baccalaureate sermon at the Methodist church Rev Vaught was formerly pastor of this church and in that

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beautiful pleasing style which characterizes him delivered a forcible

which is indicativeof much fruitAt 7 30 Sunday evening Elder J D

Waters of the Christian church ofthis place preached the annual Missionary sermon at the Methodistchurch The subject of Missions is anold one yet Elder Waters brought outmany new thoughts which all will dowell to retain The audiences wereboth large and responsive The remainder of the exercises will be givenin next issue

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COMMENCEMENT GUESTSMrs and son of Wil

liamstown West Virginia Mrs H FBradley of Winchester with Rev andMrs T W Watts

Mrs James H Hall Sr of Maysville with Miss Ethel Fisher

Miss Lida Litsey of Bardstownwith her aunt Mrs T P Wadell

Miss Emma Jacoby of Hutchisonwith her sister at M F C

Miss Ethel Blackerby of Brooksville with her aunt Mrs U S G

PepperMissMartha Jameson of Frankfort

with Miss Alfie BallMrs I D Best and little daughter

Katherine with Miss Ruth McClin

tockRev J 0 A Vauhgt of Frankfortand Rev J E Arnold of Flemingsburg with Mr and Mrs C W CorringtonMiss

Mattie Miller Vaught ofFrankfort with Miss Virginia Hutchcraft

Miss Lyle Hutchison of Neptonwith her aunt Mrs M J Caldwell

Mrs Sallie Best of Selma Alawith her son Mr A S Best

Miss Mildred Davis of Mt Sterlingwith Miss Elizabeth Allen

Mr Alex Doty of Stanford with hissisterinlaw Mrs Anna Doty

Miss Mary Miller of Atlanta Gawith her brother Dr W M Miller

I Mr and Mrs F J Prather of Lexintgon with her sister Mrs E TBeedingMiss

Mann of Blue Licks iswith Miss M B Clark

Mr H M Campbell of Lexingtonis with his parents Mr and Mrs JH CampbellMr

of Sardis is at the Taylor House

Bad Attack of Dysentery CuredAn honorable citizen of this town

was suffering from a severe attack ofdysentery He told a friend if hecould obtain a bottle of ChamberlainsColic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedyhe felt confident of being cured hehaving used this remedy in the WestHe was told that I kept it in stock andlots no time in obtaining it and waspromptly cured says M J Leachdruggist of Wolcott Vt For sale byW T Brooks You need no otherguarantee may

No Risk No HonorHe who has no voice in the volley

will have none in tne council SpanishProverb

Good for EverybodyMr Norman R Coulter a prominent

architect at the Delbert Building SanFrancisco says I fully endorse allthat has been said of Electric Bittersas a tonic medicine It is good foreverybody It corrects stomach liverand kidney disorders in a prompt andefficient manner and builds up the

bitters is the bestspring medicine ever sold over a

counter as a blood purifier it isunequaled 50 cents at Oberdorfersdrug store may

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Rug Time is HereYour Chance to Buy

The Spring has begun in earnest and as has our SpringRug Sale Never before have we had such an elaborateshowing of new styles new designs and new patterns We

have the complete line of Smiths Rugs which all lovers of

things beautiful and substantial should not fail to see Do

not let this chance slip by The prices and terms will be of

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Do not fail to see the Little Guldens Ankle Tie Sandalsin Tan Red and Patent Leather for Easter

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