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VOLUME XXVI PARIS KENTUCKY TUESDAY AUGUST 28 1906 NUMBER 65

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Dr Bowen the Optician

Dr C H Bowen the optician willbe at A J Winters new store

the Court House ThursdaySeptember 6th Examination free

A Troupe of Artists

Every performer secured by MrBrowner for the Black Blitzen perfor

wcci anartist minstrelsy Dont fail to seethe big tented show 28tf

Acting Mayor

In the absence of Mayor James Min

C Parrish is acting Mayor Wesalute you Mayor Parrish

FirstClass Minstrel Performance

Browners Black Blitzens will givefirstclass performances on theBourbon Fair Grounds next weekDont be afraid to take your girl to seethem

Stood Fine Examination

At Frankfort Friday Prof J MMcVeyof this county passed the Stateexamination for a State certificatereceiving a general average of 98 313In arithmetic geography phy

government and literaturehe received 100 per cent

Ice Cold Drinks

The Skyscraper is the nearest parlorfor ice cold drinks to the Fair GroundsSee Shanty and take the car at Tenthand High 24tf

The Black Blitzens

Dont fail to see the Black Blitzensat the Bourbon Fair next week 28tf

Fell From Scaffold

Contractor Frank L Walker fellfrom a scaffold while at work on acottage he is building a distance of 18

feet landing on a barbedand he is suffering with a badly tornleg

Clean Minstrel Show

Browners Black Blitzens will givea clean and first class minstrel

at the Fair next week Nothingwill be said or done to offend the mostfastidious i 28tf

Negro to Hang in Kentucky

The first hanging Jn 36 years inMuhlenburg Ry will occuron Friday September 21 when Harrison Alexander will be executed Atthe conclusion of the recent trial thedefendant testified that he held MrsWhitehouse while she was criminallyassaulted by a negro Joe Dulin andthat he dragged her to the woods forDulin The conduct of the large crowdin the court room and in the town wasadmirable and the jury was cut onlyfifteen minutes

Have seen our display of Electroliers Take a peep at our window SHIRE FITHIAN

Class in fiano

Miss Nellie Buckner will epen herclass in piano September 10

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See Shanty at the Skyscraper forOld Vanhook Old Chicken Cocks andother leading brands of whiskieswines cigars etc 24tf

Sly Stenslaiid Seen

Paul 0 Stensland defaulting president of the Milwaukee Avenue StateBank of Chicago 111 is thought tohave been seen in Colusa CaL thisweek John Hartog who knew Stensland in Chicago met him at a hotel inthat city and recognized him Therecognition was mutual and Stenslandleft town at once He was smoothlyshaven and registered as H Smith

Another depositor in the wreckedMilwaukee Avenue State bank hascommitted suicide The loss of 250 sopreyed upon Edward Kbllereb that hismind became unbalanced and he hanged himself

DEATHS

Mrs H L Hutcher who died ather home on South Main street onAugust typhoid fever was takento Corinth Ky for burial

Miss Sophia CrouchSmith aged 16died yesterday morning near Kisertonof consumption She was the daughterof Mr and Mrs Simon Smith Funeralservices will be held tomorrow

at 10 oclock conducted by RevDr ErH Rutherford at the residenceof hail Burial at Ruddells Mills

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Mrs Princess Long is at home froma successful sacred concert tour

Mrs Fannie R Stone has returnedhome from two weeks visit to Chicago

Miss Nell Whaley is visiting hersister Mrs Hoffman Wood at MtSterling

L S McCord of Cleveland 0is the guest of his brotherMcCord r

Mr and Mrs W T Overby anddaughter Miss Hazel and Miss AnnaThornton left Sunday far MackinacMich

Everett Ham is here spendingfew days with his wife atlVIrand MrsE B Januarys

Mrs C W Fothergill and childrenMarvin and Clara Collins are visitingrelatives in Flemingsburg

Mrs Alice Fisher and children ofCarlisle are guests of formersparents Mr and Mrs B F Remington

Capt and Mrs Ed Taylor of Lexington were among guests at MrsRebecca Hughes birthday dinner Sunday

Mrs Charles and childrenof Louisville arevisiting Mr and MrsR C Skillman at North Middletown

Mrs W E Board goes to the Norton Infirmary Louisville today andwiHundergo a serious operation in few

Jesse Troutman who has beensoldiering for Uncle Sam for thirtyyears is the guest of Mr J D Shyand family

Master Lindsay Moore Jr left forhome in Detroit after several weeksstay with his grandmother MrsLavinia Wilmoth

W G McClintock W H WhaleyJr H S and J ElmerBoardman left Saturday for New Yorkto attend the cattle sales

Misses Ethel Rice and RebeccaDuke of Mayslick visitors of MissAmanda Yerkes were entertained lastevening by Miss Carol Buck

Teddy Mackey of WVa is here visiting his mother Heis receiving a hearty welcome home

many friends3

The dance to have been gi Friday night by Miss Amanda Yerkes waspostppnded until Thursday night on

of the extreme warm weatherMrs John Frost and two children

and Mrs W L Davis of Columbia SC formerly of this city are atVirginia Beach Va for a protractedstey for the benefit o Mrs Frostshealth

Mrs Anna Peebles of this cityhas accepted the position of Matron ofthe St Johns Academy an EpiscopalSchool Notiorumld have b n ade for thispositionby the school jTwe congratulatethem on securing of MrsPeebles

Mrs Bruce Miller entertained witha birthday dinner Sunday in honor ofthe seventyfifth birthday of hermother Mrs Rebecca Hughes It wasan elaborate course dinner A largecake containing seventy five candleswas in the center of the beautifullydecorated table About twenty relatives were present to congratulate thisexcellent and lovely old lady on herlong and useful life all wishing her

i many more happy birthdays It was amost enjoyable occasion

Black Blitzens

The only tented show at the BourbonFair will be Browners Black BlitzensDont miss seeing them 28tf

We have the goods our prices arethe cheapest SHIRE FITHIAN

It is announced that exPresidentAlexander of the Equitable has fullyrecovered The policy holders havenot

L Yerkes Resigns Chairmanship Republican Committee

Some time ago W L Yerkes waselected Chairman of the BourbonCounty Republican Committee It wasthought at the time that Mr Yerkesbeing considered a conservative manwould heal the breach then existing inthe party and bring forth harmopy outof the discord then existing in the Republican camp Instead of the harmony wished for the breach has beenwidened and the two factions of theRepublican party in Bourbon McClintock and antiMcClintock are beyondany chance whatever to harmonize-

It is said that Mr Yerkes has becomedisgusted and filed his resignationseveral days ago with Secretary WyattThompson who will call a meeting ofthe Committee at the Windsor HotelMonday September 3 at 10 oclock am to elect his successor and to transact other important business-

It is also said by those in a positionto know that Mr McClintocks friendswill insist upon Mr Yerkes

his resignation while the antiMcClintock faction will insist upon takingMr Yerkes at hin word and will ifthey can muster a majority of the committee proceed to elect hisand to effect a reorganization of tHeentire County Comniitte v t

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SHIRE FITHIANSchool Supplies

All kinds of school supplies booksslates pencils tablets etc at themost reasonable prices Call in andlet us fit you up for school

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Red Cross flour is good madeF Spears Sons new mill Askyourgrocer for it 24tf

Melons on Ice

Homegrown icein the week Call us up and your orderwill be attended to

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Margolens Market House PricesGo to H Margolens and buy your

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Bacon 12J cents per poundPicnic Hams 10 cents per pound25 pounds Sugar for 13025 pounds Best Flour 60 cents24tf HMARGXLEN

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